after giving false confessions at the hands of burge and his men more than 20- years ago. currently behind bars after being convicted of lying about the torture of suspects. the lawsuit seeks to give new hearings to all of burge's alleged victims who were convicted as a result of the phony confessions. cook county assessor joe berrios says he'll ignore a subpoena by the county's inspector general. berrios is being ordered to explain an illegal property tax break given to one of his employees. but he's refusing to hand over the paperwork that allowed the employee to get that benefit. berrios is already fighting the county ethics board, which recently ordered him to fire his son and daughter because their hiring violated county law. berrios insists the law doesn't apply to him. this is the first strike since the formation of district 112. more than 400 teachers are on the picket lines in highland park and highwood. both sides remain far apart at the negotiating table. north shore education association members went on strike at midnight, forcing the cancellation of classes fo

nothing crazy. 64 downtown. 63 in lease burg. i'm a -- leesburg. 66 in frederick county. i don't think gathersburg is colder than frederick county. i think some high clouds will come in after midnight. high clouds after midnight that are now located in ohio. high clouds by dawn. those 45 and 55. when we come back, more september temperatures and we will track tropical storm sandy. she could influence our weekend weather? >>> dc mayor vince gray, presented leo johnson with the first ever mayor's medal of honor. johnson who was a building manager took out a gunman. that suspect floyd is now behind bars facing a slew of charges? >>> still to come on 9 news, a jogger, now, police are on the hunt to find the thug responsible. >>> right after the break, new information on cervical cancer testing women need to know about. stay with us ? >>> a few minutes ago, this trailer of a semi truck burst into flames right behind the cvs. that truck was fully loaded with items for that cvs. it took firefighter as while to put it out. it doesn't look like anything on the truck was hazard doe

towards 95, no problems on the beltway from parkville up to towson, if you are traveling on the harris burg, no problems towards the beltway. to the jfx, a normal 11 minute ride, southbound from the beltway, downtown to east fayette street. that's a look at the time saver traffic, over to you. >>> any mother wants their child to feel safe. that's exactly what angela dawson wanted and kept calling the police on neighborhood drug dealers. they set her house on fire, killing the entire family. ten years later, the same site is now a place of hope. that's where we find sherrie johnson, she joins us live at the dawson family safe haven center. if you know anything about the section of east baltimore, that community has been trying hard to turn things around. >> they have. they are doing a goods job of it, too. we are here in east baltimore to honor the lives of the dawson family. an event kicks off tonight at 6:00. it's been ten years since they lost their lives. it was known as one of the worst tragedies. october 16th, 2002, the home of cornell and angela was fire bombed. they and their five ch

federals burg coming in at 42 this morning. as you step out. make sure you grab that coat, you will need it, very chilly air in place. we have a new tropical storm that has de is coming up. back to charlie. >> pounding the pavement is the annual under armor running festival. and a vet is lacing up his sneakers and wallets are hurting like ours. and climbing its way out of a massive hole. what you can pay when sending a letter come january. >>> how close an asteroid came to earth. take a look. >> everything is up to speed here on 695 behind me. i'll let you know how traffic is shaping up coming up on good morning maryland. this a live look at new york city's times square, later today the orioles will take on the yankees again. hopefully they pull off another win. stay with us, we have more coming up. wççÑçÑ >>> it is 4:43 t will be a crowded weekend in baltimore. 20,000 people in townfor the baltimore running festival and that's where we find linda so. she is live with a preview where the runners will come across the finish line. linda, are you

before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved deeper into brooklyn. the north streets were remained polish extending into green point. his parents purchased a house cheaply and over the years created a home that was a welcome place for their children and grandchildren. this haven was of such serenity that kenny often felt the same respect and awe that he experienced when entering the fragrant solitude of the catholic church, fleeing went the irish seeking refuge from the advancing harlems, the dark skin of the people making unrecognizable the prejudices they had endured when they arrived in america. the defect of memory driving them forward to separate themselves from the shadows that follow all immigrants. fleeing went the puerto ricans, escaping the same blackness, but impeled by the fear of blood, both physical and hereditary, fearing with greater horror the prospect

maybe close to smiths burg up in northern frederick county. the monokasi will crash tonight. moderate flooding. forecast to crest at 21.6. that is a forecast. point of rocks, forecast to crest at 22. that's 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. moderate flooding there. move a little further south down the river, wisconsin avenue, cresting at 8.6. we think minor flooding. that will not crest until 2:00 on thursday morning. remember, all the rain that fell has to drape into the potomac basin and the further down the river you are, the later the flooding occurs. we're not looking at any flash flooding, but river flooding still a problem for the next day or so. back to you guys. >> on that very note, topper, the damage in alexandria last night nearly nonexistent. but right now officials are concerned about potentially dangerous flooding as the potomac crests. we're live in old town with more. debra? >> reporter: if you wanted to stand in the potomac, this is really your chance. it's actually meeting king street right here in alexandria. it's actually been rising for quite awhile. ever since

it happened at surf beach near and haven burg air force base in santa barbara county this morning. francisco solario was surfing with a a friend who saw the attack. the friend drug him to the beach and tried to save his life, but was unsuccessful. no signs are posted warning of shark attacks, but officials say that surfers know of the danger. >> i think it's pretty well known locally, like you said, that there are sharks, and we've had sharks up and down the santa barbara coastline pretty frequently recently. >> there are about 65 shark attacks every year around the world. in july, a man escaped injury near santa cruz after being thrown from his kayak when a shark bit through his boat. >>> well, investigators say they could actually see with their naked eyes black specks of fungus floating in vials of steroids prepared by the new england compounding center. that's the place that is said to be the source of the meningitis outbreak in 17 states. 300 people are sick tonight. 23 have died. health officials say the outbreak is spreading. >> reporter: the preliminary investigation has re

the forecast highs tomorrow, went through that one. 90 in pitts burg, and 83 in oakland, and 84 in haywardand morgan hill, 88. gilroy, 88, and looking for the red flag warning, and here is mt. hamilton. it exists in the higher elevations and stays in effect tonight through tomorrow morning, and i suspect it were afternoon it will drop. along the coast, the fog is not a player. that's because when the air sinks, it warms and dries and the fog goes away and pushes it offshore. and the 5-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, then, temperatures are really starting to warm up tomorrow and hottest day of the week. the temperatures start to trend down after, gasia, heading into saturday, sunday, and monday, and see you back here tonight at 10:00 with an update on the forecast. >> 10:00 it is. thank you, bill. >>> the san francisco zoo is about to open up a new exhibit in time for halloween. the masters of the night exhibit opens tomorrow with interactive displays showing how bats are crucial to the environment. 2012 has been designated by the united nations as international year of the

and some light activity out in lohse burg and of course some more light activity either side of i-81. that's where it's been wet most of the afternoon and most of the night. temperatures, wow, 47 in lei tensville. 49 in bethesda. 48 in great falls and vienna and fairfax. 50 in arlington and 51 out in bowie. so, cool and unsettled. keep your umbrella handy tonight. chilly again tonight. you'll need a jacket tomorrow. so will the kids at the bus stop and improving on wednesday. we do find some light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak. our forecast, not much green blobs, not much rain or showers, but a will lot of clouds. we get into the early morning hours, a couple showers possible. primarily south of town. more than anything, we are looking at clouds tomorrow. hanging in tough until we get to the evening and we'll get some breaks around the metro area. we'll get breaks in frederick and hagerstown. you'll have sun by tomorrow afternoon. for tonight, mostly cloudy, chilly. lows in the 40s. even upper 40s downtown. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and chilly. some showers. more to the

perry hall at 54 and emmetts burg at -- emmettburg at 51. 6 this morning temperatures around 56 not budging too much and around 9 mostly cloudy skies. lunchtime warming up, 67 so the trend will be for decreasing clouds throughout the day and here's reduced individualibility this morning. we have about 1 mile of reduced visibility now in baltimore. let's check the abc2 time abeer -- saver traffic with lynette. >> reporter: -- lauren. >> reporter: righter in -- right here in baltimore reduce visible. if you are use the jfx into the city, no delays from the beltway all the way downtown to eat fayette street. everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry and harbor tunnel. 695 looking live outside at old court road, nothing to get in your way as you travel down towards 95. here's a shot of the beltway in parkville at harford road. everything is moving along. no problems up to towson. that's the abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >>> 4:32. many of us are waking up a little less gritty eyed because there's no late night watching the orioles and yankees thanks to a travel day. that's go

my name is don/odg ikele burge. man. i know who hates him.esource center with -- you66kaç know, eg a book about the environmental impacts of the'qé rst gulf war. that's the first place i heard about -- later i helped ross as he co-coordinated a state effort to qualify the green party on 2000 nader campaign which, youl÷ know, many democrats to this day so he's hated by warmongers and by democrats and he's run a couple of power campaigns so he's hated by pg&e and i fear that's where this comes down from. many here may have a long political career ahead of them and ask themselves can i do it without pg&e money. so i hope the vote goes well here and everybody shows strength. to the women's groups all i can say is i've known ross for a long time. i feel like as sheriff he will oversee your interests much better than any other sheriff candidate i can think of, specifically the fire chief. but thank you very much, all. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. chris -- a 30 year resident of san francisco, a laborer, an artist and san franci

tom cable was the head coach, and the kid from burg lived out -- pittsburgh lived out his childhood dream. >> it's like a game in your backyard. flag football game. a pickup game. you just got to play. >> it's unbelievable. it's special. it's special. >> it certainly was special. the great man stunned the steelers back in 2009. since then the raiders have lost six straight in the eastern time zone. tomorrow they'll look to hand the falcons their first loss of the season. >> we're a pretty confident bunch. no matter what's going on. you know, we know what we're capable of doing. and it's just a matter of piecing everything together and i believe it's going to snowball for us, get one, two, three, four, five, six wins in a row but it starts with the first one. so you know we really need to get one going so we can get to stacking them. >> and you can see the raiders and falcons right here on cbs 5 and stay tuned after the game for the fifth quarter with dennis o'donnell and jeremy new berry. a new update on kelly who was hit during bp. he is doing well and better and is going to be released

briegt lu blue here over towards prince george's county and down toward the south round, fredericks burg. that is a frost advisory. you can get frost at about 38 degrees or lower. and that's where we're going to be in that realm. so watch out, bring in the plantds, bring in the pets. you always want to make sure the pets are safe when it gets this cold this early. clearing skies are going to allow things to drop. tomorrow, it's going to be rather cool. but with a return flow torment afternoon, and i do mean afternoon, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. but before noon, we talked about some really cool air. temperatures move back to the 70s. same deal on monday as we're still in the 70s. but we could get some strong storms late monday night. tonight's lows, 20s. around 39 in d.c., but could be below freezing in monas irksz s. just know that as you step outside early in the morning. 28 to about 40 degrees. that's going to be in the city as you make your way in the day early tomorrowment question're going to start off quite cold. but, guys, a great fall afternoon. 58-63 degrees. winds will shift to the sout

and my attorneys were jack green burg. mitchell. so i have a long history with the naacp.his branch. >> and tonight the branch gave out first award. first female president of the national naacp. go to fund the program here in the baltimore community. >> the man accused of killing his grandparents last month is back in maryland. 31-year-old matthew long was extradited. being held in murder charges for the death of his grandparents. according to documents, police discovered the couple stabbed and beatened to death. long is being held at the baltimore county detention center. >>> working for you tonight. travelers are getting hit with more fees now than ever with baggage and hotel fees. they can add up when you go on vacation. and there are new fees coming. the travel industry says this take it or leave it option is intended to save you money. >> kim marie evans is always traveling and shocked by the newest add on expenses she discovered on her latest adventure. >> it's not nickels and dimes. it's $20 to death . it's everything. >> from a $5 printing fee to a $3 bottle of wat

in gait everything burg on north frederick, at kenny's subs, health auditors cited workers making egg rolls and chicken wings with no hot water. they closed it also citing dirty equipment, floors, doors, and walls. on georgia avenue northwest, when you see eat ethiopian and techs mix on sunshine grill's sign, you know it's special. and despite its citation for roaches, this worker said no roaches. >> reporter: can we come in and take a look? >> you can come in. >> reporter: she assured us an exterminator has exterminated the problem. >> reporter: ma'am, i want to show you this. this is the kind of problem that the health department is concerned about. >> inspect ors also cited unclean counters, mold in the ice machine and no food safety manager to prevent the hazard. she asked us to stop and leave as soon as we spotted that first insect. >> where is this? >> reporter: on the bottom of your shoe. >> you've got to leave. >> sure. >> reporter: mcdonald's issues a statement saying it takes cleanliness seriously and that its procedures are bying reinforced. that store and all others passed

my name is katherine burg, associate director at la casa de las madres i have been domestic violence envy you but i think your course of action is clear. ross mirkarimi admitted to committing a violent act against his life, he knew he was breaking the law and pled guilty to false imprisonment in a domestic violence case. this is not a politically motivated witch hunt. as has been repeatedly called. hopefully this is the end of a protracted disciplinary process that is going to identify that it's not appropriate for san francisco sheriff or sheriff-elect to commit a domestic violence crime, be on probation and lead one of the agency's -- one of the city's law enforcement agencies. if reinstated, he will represent your tolerance, he will represent san francisco's tolerance of a top law enforcement officer committing a crime, rooted in the abuse of power and control. it's not appropriate. if you fail to agree that mirkarimi -- that his conduct does fall below that standard it to survivors of violence. thiskm+ju is not about ross miri as a person. this is about ross mirkarimi as our sher

you drop a perpendicular from hagers burg south you have clouds.ot much in terms of rainfall or showers. by 11:00, 12:00, boom, we is cleared out nicely. there are some showers showing up now just to the west and northwest of the mountains. that's what the frontal system. some showers are possible in the afternoon as that front goes through. we may see a few clouds come through in the evening but i think the front goes through the metro area dry. it finally dries us out and sets the stage for a very nice thursday and friday. morning commute, wet or damp in spots, especially with fog south and east of town. we'll be here tomorrow morning bright and early to have an update on that along with the bus stop forecast. you will need your sunglasses after 10:00 or so. a bright day. great for the nats game, temperatures 65 to 70. thursday even nicer. a little cooler behind the fronts but even a nicer day though. overnight we'll say mostly cloudy, cool, shower or fog possible. raised temps, 45 to 55 with light winds. tomorrow morning early shower or fog but

frid ricks burg, warren ton, d.c., waldorf, streaming out of here right now. the bigger part of it around clinton and waldorf head toward annapolis, maryland. hanging on for a couple of hours until about 7:00 a.m. i do expect some sunshine today. we'll turn partly sunny. tomorrow, a little bit of sunshine too with another weather front that will be moving in. that could deliver a little isolated sprinkle at best, i think, to the area. so just a few clouds coming back tomorrow. and then some sunshine on tap for thursday. temperature on thursday behind that front back to the mid 60s. so right now, tomorrow looks as though we're going to get back to october-type conditions. for today, though, still feeling like november out there. chilly. 57 to 60 degrees. again, that rain ending at about 7:00 a.m., moving on out of here. partly cloudy, chilly, you're going to need a jacket for the evening. temperature 48 to 54 degrees. here's a look at your four-day forecast. from 60 today, still feeling chilly and cool, to 70 degrees tomorrow. i think 70 is going to be wednesda

if i could do red,burg i didn't understand and gold, it would be t. >> it was actually a very difficult decision this morning trying to decide whether to wear my nationals jersey or the redskins jersey. i figured the nationals first playoff game, my first nationals game. >> what if you were at home? >> you need to have your remote control in your hand to do this. switch the channels as quickly as you possibly k. >> reporter: for rabid redskins fans, it was nerve wracking going in knowing that washington hadn't had a home win in seven straight games. plus the home team was going up against the undefeated falcons. we bumped into a falcons fan who just moved here from georgia and brought his falcons glass with him to the bar. >> you are in redskins territory. you know that, right? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: at the end of the day, this skins town's biggest worry was about an injured rg iii. karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> what did you say after he got injured, that solved the problems. >> you could pretty much turn to the nats at that point. >> we still have plenty ahead. >> fox 5 morni

it's the same way in mitts burg. pittsburgh. they turned into an offensive football team. they have weapons like with joe flacco. i think they're getting a little weak on the defensive side of the ball. the only pressure you get is up the middle. they're so hard to beat at home. they've got great leadership in ed reed and ray lewis. even on the offensive side of the ball. they've got a lot of playmakers. tori smith now, the young kid on the outside. getting jacobi jones, it gave them a third receiver on the outside. there's a lot of weapons. i think they beat kansas city. i think right now it's a team they have to try to sustain it>> so what's left to say? >> whatever you want to say. >> what about john harbaugh the coach? do you like him? >> i do. i like the baltimore ravens and because their offense has gotten better, it's helped their defense. even though they've gotten older, joe flacco is proven in big ballgames he can be the quarterback that can take them to a superbowl with their weapons. colby jones has been contributing a lot more. you've got to love ray rice, the

the lashgs burg ferry will run extra into the city. the sauce lee doe will have an extra boat at 9:35. all of them suggest you buy your tickets before wednesday. it will be running its rush hour service all day long. it will add service although a number of routes are going to be disrupted by the parade itself. caltrain is adding trains in the morning after the parade then after wards southbound schedules will accommodate extra drivers. >> the weather we are facing for parade day but first of all what's happening tonight. >> yes, we've got fog bad already moving and, in fact, i think we're going to give you a pretty cool shot of san francisco, drifting back overhead. the fog not expected to be as widespread but we do have a dense fog advisory that starts at midnight and will last through tomorrow morning for our north valley locations. that means visibility down to about a quarter mile. if this is your area, your morning drive could be a little tricky. maybe allow yourself some extra time. we'll see it along the coastline, as well, but

taken up by some of the most influential act in teachers in the united states including least tries burge stanislavski highest praise was just two words i believe the phrase gave the name to a price for act in the chipmunks which has been a new word in moscow meryl streep and jack nicholson are among the recipients. stanislav has always been an indispensable part of the russian culture but these days the feeling genius comes alive the moscow theater which studies must be founded is now celebrating the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of his birth with an international acting festival stage personalities from around. globe gathered in moscow to perform in tribute to someone who truly revolutionized acting. how did the sternness loose skew system actually conquer america because when i asked people did they start talking about it because of it is that right yes michael chekhov's work is important too but he's michael chekhov is comes after stan's lofsky actually and in some way he was his student at one point and broke off and started to do his own system which is most common the feature th

think a part of the story that a lot of people are missing is also the canadian connection to build burg and we try to expose a lot of the major players in that regards as well and how to build a bird influences the canadian finances canadian politics and we point out a lot of the major players in that regards as well and then just by getting the information out there you know we can we can generally forecast what kinds of things we may potentially see in the future. so you pay attention to who is going and then you can get a better idea of what sorts of things they might be doing right it's definitely the who's who are around the world than we've seen year after year i mean that the partial list that they released on our website of course we know that there's more to that people saw multiple people who weren't on that less but then what do you think about other think tanks like the council on foreign relations the atlantic council the trilateral commission i mean are these just as important do you think that build the burgh is more significant than these think tanks where i mean c.e.o.'

upside down and backwards for not only the council on foreign relations but the secretive builder burge group as well showing that they spend approximately one million dollars a year on their annual conference and what's interesting is on the build a tax returns to the nine ninety forms i function as the entity american friends of builder berg james johnson of perseus l l c is the treasurer and these forms by law have to show who contributes to these organizations so we find in the builder words tax returns and really kissinger david rockefeller just two of the really that most slightly take a look at that right now as you're talking twenty grand rockefeller fifty grand microsoft seventy five grand goldman sachs twenty five grand what does it mean that these corporations are funding these think tanks and the washington post gives them a few tens of thousands of dollars every year for decades and of course the washington post doesn't want to bite the hand that feeds them it's no wonder why the mainstream media doesn't like to talk about these organizations when we have one of the biggest

right thousand we're at 48 in baltimore and same martins burg and 60 still in wind chester where we're getting down sloping helping to increase the wind speed. the winds are gusting at 41 right now and 43 in packs river and there is a huge scope where the winds are at this level, this tropical storm force level 40 or greater and it's 400 miles around the center of the storm and you can see the center there as a donut hole of relatively low wind speed s and as this storm continues to slowly make it's way across maryland, we'll see the winds continue as well. >> again, some good news, the winds not as strong as we thought but they will be persiste and continue into tuesday morning. check out these wind speeds already. maryland 67-miles per hour and new hampshire avenue 70 and morning side 54 and virginia 50-mile per hour and our friends in percyville a 60-mile per hour wind gust. by 1:00 a.m. notice no longer does the hurricane forced winds enter into the metro or even into the bay for that matter. yes, we still have to contend with the orange color 58 miles per hour to 70 but that's bet

by hillco partners, texas governmental affairs conservancy and hillco health, by and the alice clay burg reynolds foundation and viewers like you, thank you. >> i'm evan smith, she's an experimental musician, composer, performance artist and artist whose embrace of technology has been a defining aspect of her extraordinary career. she's lor lore laurie anderson, this is overheard. laurie anderson, welcome. >> thank you. >> very nice to meet you, very nice to have you here, appreciate it. >> does thht word experimental bother you. you've been described that way for so long, probably no longer makes notice, you probably never think about ii. i wonder if it pegs you in some way that you don't want to be pegged. >> i don't mind being pegged. reminds me of beakers. >> science. >> whoops, yeah, that's fine. >> what do you think that it means in a very literal sense for your work? if it's an appropriate way to describe you, what do you think it means? >> you won't hear it on the radio. >> yep. >> you are sort of an itinerant person, which i can really relate to. i really like going to places th

for a referendum on breaking away by the end of two thousand and fourteen or to sarah ferguson and burg. prime minister david cameron met here in edinburgh today with first minister alex salmond they signed that memorandum of understanding ahead of the referendum for scotland's independence it will be held in the autumn of twenty fourteen now that's going to focus around a single question as a prime minister said today is that the biggest question of all will be settled a separate scotland all united kingdom now that this is being used in the coming lots of wrangling lots of consultations but now all sides are going to be able to gay forward and they're going to be wanting to set forth their arguments to the scottish public about whether or not scotland should indeed be independent of polls often around a third quarter of people actually for independence but you know it really is two years until that actual vote will be held it's an incredibly turbulent economic climate is the moment they campaign for keeping scotland within the union will say they said west is to say there's nothing to

as we get up here around gaithers burg, frederick they're having significant numbers up there. let's take a look at dominion. those are the ones that are effecting a lot of people in northern virginia. 103,000 people without power. 98,000 of them are in northern virginia. we can take a look at this map. this is a blog that we've been watching develop since last night. really it started hitting hard around 8:00. you look at the red dots the red dots indicate the more significant clusters of power outages. you will see alexandria, the city of fairfax. this is where the huge blob of unserved customers is. taking a look at proposal koa -- pepco. which has as large customer base has a very small pocket of people without power. you can see there really isn't a pocket. there might be one there and right there where all of their customers have served. all their area codes have people without power. here's the surprising number. out of all their customers, they are reporting currently only 16,000 almost 17,000 without power. and that compared to bge which has a much larger service area

men are three for three in the euro league following says god's dominance against brawls that bomb burg in moscow. and let's start with football and the consonants second most significant club event the europa league where two russian seems were in action on match week three of the group stage on thursday former back to back national champions the ravine open the day with an early match against nifty from the neighboring republic all five there by john kerry side was not that selfish that opponents on paper but the visitors still managed to neutralize were these multiple charges on their gold however one slipped through early in the match point circus international deal danny's car that he set up along comes sun have made no mistake from outside the box in the sixteenth minute and that's how that wall with ends and the same scoreline in the other tie in this group where inserting the land forces on belgrade and so the russian and italian sides now have a dominant lead in this group with seven points each while the serbians and the as there he have just a point. let's move on up to group

the champions league an own goal from thomas hooper chan handing the italians picturing in sim pages burge senate had battled back from two goals down early strike to be among third and stephanie put the visitors two up at the petrovsky stadium however record signing hope pulled the girl back and shot a call then levelled soon after the break but with a quarter of an hour left thomas who beat them put three with a net so three two to milan is how it finished and that result leaves any bottom of group c. without a win after two games malaga after their reign or demolition of. elsewhere christiana are now the hattrick help real madrid trans i.x. for one in amsterdam it's his second hattrick in a week and his first in this competition and warm them up nicely for the classico clash with barcelona at the weekend it also puts reale top a great day with two wins from to a dorm and are next after conceding a last minute penalty to manage the city to draw one one in england city boss roberta mann cine not overly impressed with his size performance. in the champions league is totally different from

except for the family courtroom in purse burg which will close its doors at the end of the month. fires in martinez never responded to our request for an interview. >> ama: a heart-warming story out of new york that proves a dog is man's best friend. this seven years huskie missed his owner who was hospitalized so slipped out the back door of his home and ran more than two miles to the hospital. a place he had never been before. animal experts say it's a moist -- mystery. >> this dog can get out of the yard, and start wandering around and wind up in front of the hospital, it's like one in a million. >> of course, we're buddies. he came to see me. >> the dog had to pass through a stream, cross a highway, and navigate strange streets to get to the hospital. >> let's get to leigh glaser for the last check on the weather. >> leigh: let's take a trip to new york city for tomorrow. travel plans take you there get ready for wet weather, and cool. boston, new york city, down to washington, dc, we have a cold front that will spread showers. atlanta dries out tomorrow. with plenty of sunshi

except for the family courtroom in purse burg which will close its doors at the end of the month.s in martinez never responded to our request for an interview. >> ama: a heart-warming story out of new york that proves a dog is man's best friend. this seven years huskie missed his owner who was hospitalized so slipped out the back door of his home and ran more than two miles to the hospital. a place he had never been before. animal experts say it's a moist -- mystery. >> this dog can get out of the yard, and start wandering around and wind up in front of the hospital, it's like one in a million. >> of course, we're buddies. he came to see me. >> the dog had to pass through a stream, cross a highway, and navigate strange streets to get to the hospital. >> let's get to leigh glaser for the last check on the weather. >> leigh: let's take a trip to new york city for tomorrow. travel plans take you there get ready for wet weather, and cool. boston, new york city, down to washington, dc, we have a cold front that will spread showers. atlanta dries out tomorrow. with plenty of sunshine. 6

. >>> mark zucker burg putting away his traditional hood de and sporting a suit.is meeting with the prime minister to talk about the expanding role in russia. he gave the prime minister a facebook t-shirt. >> surprised he didn't give him a facebook hood de. >> americans will soon be facing a serious financial crunch if congress doesn't act soon. here to break it down is diane. study by the tax policy center found nearly 90 percent of the tax hike. >> spending cuts have to take effect at the start of the new year. the study says in all taxes will go up by a collective 536 billion next year about $3,500 per household with individual impacts ranging from 3.7 percent of their after tax income. off the 120,000 dollars for top one percent earners that's a more than 10 percent cut of their income. most taxpayers will be hardest hit by the expiration of busheir raw tax cuts in 2001 to 2003 followed lie payroll tax cuts by obama. this is the end for businesses and the child tax credit and college tuition credit chooses the alternative minimum tax and related to president o

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she is joined by columbia business school professor eric shown berg schoan burg said that raising taxes is not so bad after all. >> what would thomas jefferson say, i thought we got away from these people, and now we're taking businesses back there. companies would rather go there that is terrible for america. liz: united kingdom is not switzerland, what do you make of that? >> well, you know, i'm a believer in american exceptionalism, america is a great place to live, and work, and a great place to do business. and so i don't think that we should let our tax policy be determined by what is going on in other countries, if businesses want to go to england it is a mistake on their part. liz: would you try to stop them with tax policies. >> i think that if -- look if a business isismly doing business ism simply doing, in england, there is nothing we can do about that, but if they do business in u.s. they are subject to u.s. tax laws, the notion that what is happening in u.s. is driving bes overseas drives me as unrealistic. liz: are companies tacked twice here in u.s. when they bring forei

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we have jonah gold burg talking about the campaign.a outrage on libya and benghazi? john mccain is going to join us. connie mac who is traveling with mitt romney today. what both candidates have to do in the final days. f "fox & friends" kicks off 12 minutes from now right here on the fox news channel. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it... in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. mmm... [ male announcer ] sounds good. it's amazing what soup can do. [ husband ] transfer! [ male announcer ] free data transfer at home. you just deleted all the photos! you did! no you did! [ male announcer ] or free data transfer when you buy a windows 8 computer at staples. another way staples makes it easier to upgrade. >> the financial district hoping to make it through the day without any breakdowns in the system. lauren simonetti is live in front of the stock exchange. >> it

cresting, that bowie is reporting gusts close to 40 stem cell. 41 is the temperatures, 43 in peters burg. temperatures most of them low to mid 40s. windchills, most of them in the mid 30s right now. you need something that's going to keep you dry and warm today. still raining out there. it's lyinger -- it's lighter that be it was last report. wind out of the south, southwest 17, gusting to 25. the wipter storm warnings and blizzard warnings still continue in the high country. they have been extended towards charlottesville, skyline drive area. that has been paired back now. we could pick up additional snowfall before this is done in the high country. you know, it was october 29th last year we had our snow. today we're still going with the red alert, severe alert today because of the high wind and heavy rain this morning. 46 with rain turning to showers. tonight we'll drop into the upper 40s and low 40s. tomorrow can't rule out an isolated shower oh too, breezy 56. dry on thursday 57. friday doesn't look bad at all, 54. good weather by sunday. more showers monday. don't forget this weeken

peter burg today.he mohawk is credited with the miraculous recovery of an american boy from a flesh eating bacteria in 2006 when his family prayed to her. >> in her time she had a tradition where she knew her creator very well and all the rules that go with it, loving and respected the elders, loving like the earth as in the environment. she had all these things, an appreciation of all of god's creation. when she became catholic, the creator, god, became jesus that she loved until she died, and she laid a wonderful example for us to be able to live in both cultures. >> well, the pope named six other new saints, including a german-born woman who immigrated to hawaii to help lepers. a surveillance camera caught a robbery and a brutal attack on a 60-year-old man in ohio. now police need help tracking down those suspects. [ male announcer ] this is steve. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba diving the great barrier reef with sharks, or jumping into the market, he goes with people he tru

the administration didn't want that to come to the forefront in the public awareness or ak mojment burg. to mislead and down-play what happened in benghazi. >> do you wish governor romney had paid more than passing reference to these issues benghazi specifically in both the second and third debate. really ample opportunity to really slam the president or really try to advance this discussion? almost as if benghazi became like an after thought. let's move on to the next topic and it was not particularly addressed by the governor. don't you think senator and why not. >> you know, obviously i am very much a supporter of governor romney. it has a huge effect on our country when it does. >> it was important to the nation as it was. other places not taking responsibility not being accountable. in this place it is almost like a 24/7 campaign about every issue. it has been that way for 4 years geraldo. to me benghazi let's face it. there was a miss dak -- there were mistakes made and tragically four americans dying it is in the middle of an election and no doubt we are going to deal with many o