. >> prosecutors say the girl's mother who speaks canton ease and another district official ware of thealleged conduct did not call police but claim the principal was mandated to do so. they have charged chandler with felony counts. the prosecution rested its case today after hauling three witnesses to the stand including the little girl. if the jury convicts, she faces up to six months in jail. >> sandhya patel keeping on eye on the weather. >> this, i feel for trick or treaters. >> i warned everyone. i would just say if you're thinking go later, go now. in the next couple hours, live picture from our mount tamalpais camera, you can see rain coming down. it's been steady in the north bay. it arrived as scheduled. green showing up, some yellows in the north bay. storm moving in. i'm going to take you in closer. we have our own radar. tracking moisture as it's coming in. into closer we're seeing heavy rain around yu kia. so far, almost a half inch in yu kaia. towards petaluma avenue, moderate to heavy down pours right now. temperatures at this hour comfortable. numbers into upper 50s to

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investigators hope an autopsy will explain why the 53-year-old woman was found floating off a pier in canton on thursday. someone spotted the body face down in the water near the 2300 block of boston street at about 4:45 in the morning. the professor lived in a gated condominium community not far from where her body was discovered. neighbors say they are especially concerned, because this is the second half body found in the water in less than two months. >> a lot of people are dying in the water, but the odds seem slim. it is not very deep. i know things washed up, but you do not expect it to be bodies. >> a body was found on september 26. initially, police were investigating the death as suspicious. no other information was available. according to a facebook page, the professor got her degree from johns hopkins in 1985 after graduating from yale. she had been at hopkinson's 1994. at this point, police do not suspect foul play. we have not been able to reach the family. autopsy results should be back by the middle of next week. wbal-tv 11 news. >> things have only gotten worse between the i

members of epic church in canton collected donations and heaters for people still in the dark. the beak ri donated bread and terry hoffman is getting cash donations from ravens players. he plans to make trips for the next several weeks. we have dropoff information on abc2news.com. >>> back here everyone is wondering what they cran do to help. collections have been set up to help sandy victims. if you'd like to donate nonperishable foods, you can drop them whoever in anne arundel county. >>> here's doug from the american red cross. >> that's people helping people. that's what it's all about. it's nice to she that happening. >> so they're just getting in cars and going. >> if they have a place on the other end they know they can take it to, that's great. >> how is it going? >> it's going well. we have every single disaster vehicle. they're responding to people in need. they are hitting the streets, passing out food, water, blankets. we're still tending to those essential needs. >> how much did the red cross make. >> the telethon raised 23 million but this will go on for weeks and

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. >> a restaurant and a canton church will be sending out a surprise. >> ravens won, but this is an amazing story of team spirit. giving up the glory of a touchdown to help somebody. >> a week ago, we were staring san can i in the eye. it went north, just didn't go north, it ripped up north. richard has the story about a week of destruction. >> reporter: another day, another pilgrimage to the pump for hundreds of thousands. hurricane sandy has left behind a fuel famine. >> i've been waiting about 4 and a half hours, and it's an ordeal. >> reporter: while gas is low, frustrations higher. every time we come around, it's the same thing. >> reporter: some gassed up. >> i'm happy! >> reporter: but some scenes turned ugly. this man was arrested as he allegedly tried to fill a gas can from an off limited pump, the first of ten fema sites opened, dismentioning free -- dispenses up to free gas, up to ten gallons. lights are slowly coming back to life, but too slowly for millions. >> american red cross, we have hot meals. >> reporter: in many crip permitted community, -- crippled community, that mean

. >>> sharon is sixty-six years old, a retired private investigator from canton, ohio. a year ago she had a heart attack after an artery became completely blocked. >> he said for someone who had what you have, the only warning you usually get is death. and at that point, i really knew how lucky i was. >> reporter: like a lot of women, she did not experience the classic chest pain, but rather fatigue, and a pain in her jaw. >> he said you're going to have to have open heart surgery. he said i can fix you today, just take you right down to or and operate on you right now. my son was in there, and he was ready to wheel me down to the operating room, because he was frantic. it is terrifying. >> reporter: what she did next surprised you. she turned the surgeon down cold and said no to open heart surgery. >> i bought these parsnips the other day. >> reporter: using food as medicine. >> i love these. this is wonderful. >> reporter: she is betting her life on a controversial diet. created by dr. caldwell esselton. >> we know what they shouldn't it. that is oil, dairy, meat, fis

the owner and members of the epic church in canton spent the weekend collecting donations. heaters as well. this is for people still without power in new york and new jersey. a van is filled with donations @ from hns bakery, and steak house. the owner, he is getting cash donations and getting it from ravens players. >> within 15 minutes, they are going to text back to me. they will be in to see me next week. >> coughman plans to make trips every week for the next several months. if you would like to donate, we included drop off locations in the story, find it on abc2news.com. >>> when you hear anheuser- busch you think of beer. during the weekend the company shifted to a different beverage. anheuser-busch's georgia based brewery started producing cans of emergency drinking water, donating 44,000 clean cases of water in new york and new jersey, anheuser-busch helped victims of natural disaster by giving away water to those in need. >>> new york city marathon may have been canceled. instead of embarking the 26.2- mile race, they stayed in to the community to hope victims, tho

. >>> sharon kants is 66 years old, a retired private investigator from canton, ohio. a year ago she had a heart attack after a coronary artery became completely blocked. >> he said for someone who has what you have, the only warning you usually get is death. at that point i really knew how lucky i was. >> like a lot of woman, she did not experience the classic chest pain but rather fatigue and a pain in her jaw. and he said you're going have to have open heart surgery. he said i can fix you today, take you right down to o. rmt and operate on you right now. my son was in there and he was ready to we'll me down to the on rating room because he was frantic, you know. it ooh terrifying. >> what kints did next may surprise you. she turned the surgeon done cold. she said no to open heart surgery and decided to take a chance. >> i brought parsnips using food as medicine. >> i love these. these are my favorite. they're wonderful. >> kintz is betting her life on a controversial diet created by dr. caldwell esserstin. >> you have adages an-on-how people can decide. >> we know w

host: our next call for amy kremer comes from ronald in canton, ohio. caller: i want to say that the president wants to raise taxes on the rich and the businesses, not the business, the rich to pay their fair share. one thing i will say, all of this time during the campaign, all the businesses and rich folks, they spend all of this money toward the campaign for mitt romney and yet they do not want to pay their fair share. that does not make any sense. they spent all of that money and now they say we cannot do that. they just spent a billion dollars. think how much that would have helped the country to get better, but they say we do not want to do that. give me an answer on that. guest: look, the democrats spent a billion dollars, too. i think $6 billion was spent in the election. you know, i think that is two different subjects. the money that is spent in the campaigns verses people paying taxes, i do not think either one of them have anything to do with each other and that is what happens in campaigns. most people understand money is involved in politi

. >> if you look, the last time around, canton and biden truck a deal in -- struck a deal in like four hours. and they thought my god, we made progress so quickly, let's go back to the caucus and make it look more difficult, and it unraveled from there. so if you want to get to the core, and you said even on taxes, there's going to be a little of flexibility, everybody acknowledging taxes go up at a certain point. isn't that the way you death it done? you strike a compact, say we will do middle class tax cuts, and may extend portions of the rich tax cuts, but you get rid of it for high income earners, or have it go away entirely. >> taxes go up if you do nothing, revenues go up because of the way the provisions expire at the end of the year. if you're a republican, and you've just lost most of the election, why are you going to volunteer tax cuts when you know the taxes are going to go up automatically? there's no political sense. >> my position has been this thing happens, triggers, you get so the defense cuts. the taxes go away. >> i think it's possible that sequestration does happen

. >> we have a delay on the canton limden line. light rail and metro subway on time.verting at falls -- the 60's diverting at falls and old court. 5 thus diverting at monument because of construction -- the five bus diverting at monument. >> ava marie is live at the getty center.eea >> we're getting into the thanksgiving spirit. i am at the family center and the family continues on the tradition even after she has passed away. such a great story to talk about. you are one of the oldest daughter's. that makes you the wisest daughter. you had a big fundraiser last night. >> we say thank you to everybody that participated. we need much more. we need the money and the food. everybody should take home a bag or tie vote to take home. give us a call on monday -- everybody to take home a bag or two to take home. it takes each one of us. >> how many people do you plan to serve ? >> about 60,000. >> i am with the black tigers motorcycle club. you guys help make this happen. you or even helping to collect some bags. >> we hope to raise cash and goods, nonperishable, and monetary

this assembly line in canton, michigan, is humming again.auto country, but workers like michael cox are building televisions, part of an industry that largely left when manufacturing jobs were outsourced in the 1970s, '80s and '90s. >> lots of things went overseas. nice to see a lot of that stuff come back. a lot of people here need a job and we're willing to do just about anything to work. >> element electronics has reshored an assembly line from asia stateside. the parts are still imported, but large-screen tvs are assembled, checked and packaged in america. >> as consumers want more large-screen tvs, it has created an opportunity to bring that production here to the united states. >> mike o'shaughnessy is ceo and fauner of element. he's determined to create american jobs. >> you grew up in warren ohio in the 1970s and '80s like i did, you watched jobs leave, and you watched the impact of those jobs leaving on the families and friends that you had. >> but this isn't just sentimental. o'shaughnessy says it's good business, and the math make

cantons in retirement already things that you think about when you're young now if you're a twenty two or a very you might have to the government's new or so romans it's being billed as the biggest take up of the pension system for over a generation but just how much of a burden is this going to place on people who are just starting out as you race through life it can be hard to keep the piggy bank replenished with say many other things to. pensioners seem like just another financial hurdle but not to worry the government's got a plan to get people saving their little piggy is called in rome and it's always something that can be left and tomorrow you always got something else to spend your money on it always seems a long way away and then when it gets close you think too late and so what automatic enrollment is to help you buy basically saying look you're going to be put in your own decision to take whether actually you think that that's the right thing and their families go with whether you actually you think no unusual opt out brits have been spending like there's no tomorrow but the

now investigators are hoping an autopsy will explain why the woman was found floating off a pier in cantonotted the woman's body floating face down in the water near the 2300 block of boston street about 4:45 in the morning. ohern lived in a gated condominium community not far from where her body was discovered. >> it's pretty random you would think. >> neighbors say they're especially concerned because ohern is the second body found there in two months. >> likelihood of dieing in that water is slim because it's so shallow. it's not very deep. i know things wash up but you don't expect to it be bodies. >> a male body was found in the harbor september 26th. initially police said they were investigating the death of suspicious. no other information was available from police friday night. according to her facebook page, ohern got her graduate degree in '85 after graduating from yale. she had been at hopkins since 1994. at this point police say they don't suspect foul play. ky reed reporting for wbal tv 11 news. >>> prosecutors have dropped all charges against the teen accused in a deadly shoo

he will be to canton and number one draft pick is setting record for the completions and yards.a new look. they have shaved their heads in a support for show of support from coach who is recovering from leukemia. it's now in remission. 30 players including luck have gotten the razors out and shaved of their heads. as expected, stanford, kevin hogan tremendous coming off the bench in colorado. he will start on saturday against oregon state. he has injected new energy. he threw two touchdown passes. this was a move he felt he had to make. >> it really wasn't that difficult once again. we needed more efficiency on the offensive side. we need those athletic plays that kevin can play for us and fact we need it but i think it's huge. >> kevin hogan is great player. >> andrew luck, i don't know who can transition that fast. >> remember the colts were 2-14 last season. there is an eerie stat in luck and peyton manning. both those teams are 5-3 and they have thrown for exactly the same amount of yardage, just over 2,000 yards. it is kind of crazy. >> dan: that is it for this edition. for

. >> reporter: this assembly line in canton, michigan is coming again.uto country, but workers like michael cox are building televisions. part of an industry that left when the manufacturing jobs were out-sourced in the '70s, '80s and '90s. >> there are a lot of people here that need a job. and we're willing to do just about anything to work. >> reporter: element electronics has re-shored the assembly line stateside. the parts are imported. but the rest is packaged in america. >> as consumers want more large screen tvs, it has created the opportunity to have is that production here in the united states. so what we found is we can produce and put together the tvs here in united states, and do it for the same cost. >> reporter: and putting it together here means better quality control and quicker delivery to retailers like target, walmart and costco. so far, element has created a number of jobs here. across the country, the number of skilled factory jobs is up 38% since 2005, suggesting at least some of the millions of out-source jobs are making the trip.

opportunity to bring production back home after trying overseas factories element electronics in cantonthem. as christine romans shows us in this "smart is the new rich," company officials say this strategy is not only good for u.s. consumers and workers, it's good for business as well. >> reporter: this assembly line is humming again. it is auto country. workers like michael cox are building televisions, part of an industry that largely left when manufacturing jobs were outsourced in the 1970s and 1980s and 1990s. >> there are lots of things that went overseas. there are a lot of people here that need a job. we're willing to do just about anything to work. >> reporter: element electronics reshored a line from asia state side. the parts are still imported. large screen tvs are now assembled, checked, and packaged in america. >> as consumers want more large screen tvs, it created an opportunity to bring that production here to the united states. >> reporter: he is determined to create american jobs. >> if you grew up in warren, hoo ohio like i did, you watched jobs leave. you watched the

the project features people like 10-year-old john from canton, michigan. john says -- and i'm reading his words now. that it makes me feel sad that my parents sometimes feed us kids and not themselves. we get food in the clearance aisle and we don't buy whole price things. the food stamps we get aren't enough to feed four people for a month so i'm always excited to go to the food bank. what is mazon doing to help kids like john? >> well, the mission of mazon is really to not just address individual cases of hunger but the array of issues that affect all people who are struggling with food and security. and i think one of the things that's so powerful and so poignant about what john has to say is that at the conclusion of his interview he said that at some point things will turn around for them and when they do, what he wants to do is really help hungry people. he wants to reach out and make things better for others and that kind of compassion and that kind of commitment is so moving. in someone not only so young but so vulnerable right now. our work, our m

police say someone spotted the 53-year-old floating off a pier in canton around 5:00 thursday morning. we're told she lived in a gated condo community not far from where the body was discovered. neighbors say they are concerned because this is the second body in the water there in less than two months. >> the likelihood of dieing in that water seems slim because it's so shallow right there. it's not very deep. and i mean, i know that like things wash up, but you don't expect to it be bodies and stuff like that. >> a male body was found in the harbor there on september 26th and police right now do not suspect foul play in ohern's death. >>> ten people under arrest and 14 charged with felony drug crimes. in a joint effort with federal agents from the bureau of al, tobacco and firearms, city prosecutors working with them made a massive bust in west baltimore. the arrests come in the wake of a surge in violence in the franklin square and penrose neighborhoods. there's been an uptick in violent crime since the summer months, including one murder and ten nonfatal shootings. more help is now

the police car was stopped at a traffic signal at south canton and frederick avenues.of the injuries is life-threatening and there is no word if charges will be filed. mcdaniel college celebrated the completion of its new stadium during saturday's homecoming. the kenneth r. gill stadium was named after an alum who donated $2.25 million for the project and more than 100 individuals and businesses helped to finance the two-story brick facility which will feature >> good morning, we are starting the day with a lot of clouds but hoping for them to break apart going into the afternoon. you can see them breaking apart on the satellite so that means a brighter day. it's been gleam since the hurricane so hopefully it's brighter. it will still be cold, a storm system to the south and another in the plains could form a coastal low into the upcoming week so we have to watch that. today, great outdoor weather as long as you're dressed warm. high temperatures from 49 to 53 degrees. breezy winds out of the northwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. co

posttraumatic stress disorder and looking for rifles underneath their bed, having trouble being on college canton campuses, when they felt like they were needed again, and they started to get involved in their communities and a positive way, what happened is they were able to refocus a lot of their mental energy on the past but on the future. as they started to do that, they found ways to process what had happened. and we saw a manifestation of some of the symptoms go down over time. i think the third and final thing that we need to do is to let men and women know that this is normal. it is a normal thing to have an abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation. in a situation of difficulty and violence, it is hard to come back and not want to have someone stand behind you and sit in a restaurant in the middle of things. one of the things we have to do is make sure that people know they are in a normal and natural place and let them know that there are many people who have been able to and found ways to work through them. we have to help them know that this is normal and that people have done this s

>>> síganos entonces para poder llegar y así entramos al cantón de nuestro querido alan. >>> qué zafarrón >>> que dios los bendiga mucho y shakira y gerard también tienen eso y bueno, ya te tocará mija! >>> si se casó muy chiquita! >>> festejo a las embarazadas porque es una bendición y madre mía te mando un beso! >>> vamos a un mensaje. a mi yo estoy emocionado con esto de los 500 millones de dólares. >>> aquí dicen si me saco ese dinero haría suegra a la mamá de raúl! >>> (risas). >>> incréibl esta suma está la suma en 500 millones de dólares y es una suma histórica, es la cuarta má's grande de la historia y se puede ganar en 42 estado diferentes y aquí vienen las mala noticias, las probabilidades de apuntarle es de 1 entre 175 millones. >>> hay que jugar 175 millones de veces apra tener las posibilidades de ganárselo. >>> la suerte es loca y a cualquiera le toca. >>> todos podemos soñar y soñar en grande. >>> me llamó la atención esta historia. es un bebé hispano que nació en arizona, joselyn e ignacio llegaron y el bebé no tenía pulso por placenta previa. se pensó que había muerto per

in national news the call russia north canton has been postponed.s attorney requested the delay after he was taken to the hospital their homes was taken for injury they will not say what it was buried homes is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 58-- area is set for next month. employment prospects are up. employers will increase hiring people with associate degrees by as much as 30% next year. there is more news--holders of m b a is will decline in hiring prospects. >> 5:27. would be back with more a minute. that is good and look at walnut creek. traffic is light. visibility is not terrible we do have ride on the way. we are back is5:30. we'll watch in both traffic and weather. we have quite a bit of a change head our way today. >> good morning james. the transition day was warm is today. lots of locations and '70s. cool conditions today. the most recent models show the rain will back off today. later tonight it is the overnight hours win rain starts to approach. showers waking up tomorrow. lasting through the weekend. we have several days

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in canton -- how do you describe the evolving relationship with india and china a? what do you see as the qualitative differences between india and china. you described india as a strategic partnership. there is nothing like that when you describe the relationship with india. is it too much for us to expect that one day there will be a strategic partnership between the u.s. and china? >> thank you. we are -- the relationship i with thes rooted in history and it is rooted in a shared system of democracy. it is a unique relationship. that we are building out. it has different aspects to it. their relationship with china is more complex. we are trying to build a relationship is important to both nations in the world between two systems. they are very different. working that through it is one of the great challenges we have. we are trying to build an relationship between the u.s. and china where there are elements of competition. we are trying to build a relationship between china and the u.s. against a backdrop of their titian's that say this is a -- this is not possib

i am living in ohio near the canton -- 5 miles from there. they cannot find jobs in their field. they have not been able to. they graduated in college in 1997 -- i am sorry, 2002. my other son graduated in 2001. they are unable to find jobs. i have heard they want to raise the retirement age again to 72 or something. i am retired. i am a retired nurse. i personally do not understand why they keep raising the retirement age for elderly people here really need to enjoy their retirement. ok? host: mr. bennett. guest: judith brings up two good points. 50% of graduates right now are unable to find jobs in the field have chosen to study. we think that just borders on criminal after they have made that investment. in many cases, they have had to borrow substantial sums of money to complete their college education and they expect to find a job when they get out of college and we know the unemployment rate among recent college graduates is now 50%. i have a great deal of sympathy for judith and the fact that she has two sons were both college graduate

all up and down eastern ohio, in places like youngstown and canton, northeast, ohio, energy a big issueut august the resources we have in the ground to create jobs and keep energy price down to create more manufacturing interests in ohio. i think we're going to have a good shot at a lot of those voters. >> brian: do you agree that there is one way to the presidency for either man? and it's through ohio that if we were watching this at home and ohio does not go into your column, that neither will the presidency? >> well, it's possible, but it's tough to win without ohio. as goes ohio, so goes the country is the saying. it's been true for every republican presidential candidate in history. i wouldn't want to take the risk of losing it. there is a possibility he could put it together through other states. i think we'll win in ohio. i got a good feel for this on the ground. i didn't feel this in 2008. but we got momentum. folks are fired up. if you look at our crowds, you can see it. look at our grassroots effort which is driven by volunteers. people are passionate. they don't like what hap

host: next up is larry calling from canton, massachusetts. he's on our line for republicans. go ahead, larry. caller: good morning. hi, amy. i can respect some of the thoughts of the tea party, and she's right, we should start to live within our means. but the same time, you must look at the situation that president obama has dealt with. you know, you just can't say across the board that there should be no taxes. and also, for the future of the g.o.p., if you look at what cost him the election, if you're not inclusive of everybody, of everybody, you just can't win anymore. i just think the tea party has some merit, as do black republicans, and also someone making over $200,000, small business in massachusetts, we're doing very well, thank you, but they have merit. so somehow i hope we're going to come together and sit down and say, ok, what can we do to keep us within our means, but the same time, i also support the country and picking on the debt, balls i got kids, so i agree with amy to some degree, because i can also a republican as well. host: layer any massachusetts. amy

there's stark county which is the akron/canton where the football hall of fame is in the canton, that area. they're usually a nice bellwether. obviously, we're going to see totals across the state immediately with the early voting totals, the absentee ballots, because those, remember, are sent in. they're processed and recorded, they're just not tallied. so it's literally a push of the button, and at 7:31 we're going to get a little sense of where things are immediately. and i think that'll probably, wherever that's leaning will largely hold as an indicator. i do think the race will come down to less than two percentage points in ohio. >> the national presidential race is one that's gotten, is what people are looking at in north carolina, but in the state we have, it's been a battleground -- we have several battlegrounds going on. we have a, we have a governor's race going on, you know, north carolina has had 20 straight years of democratic governors. it's the, it's the longest run of democratic governors east of the mississippi river. that very well could come to an end. the current

. >> these candidates spent more time in ohio than william mckinley on the front porch out of canton,the popular vote anymore. it is about the states. >> cleveland looks like the hub for all airlines in the united states right now because that's how many times they have all been to ohio. >> tv stations in ohio. >> exactly right. >> gloria, listen to what lindsey graham, republican governor of south carolina said if romney were to lose. if i hear anybody say it was because romney wasn't conservative enough, i'm going to go nuts. we're not losing 95% of african-americans and two thirds of hispanics and voters under 30 because we're not being hard-ass enough. lindsey graham. >> well, this is graham's way of saying to the republican party, wake up. wake up. we have to start winning some nonwhite votes in this country. wake up. we may lose nevada because of hispanic votes. could lose colorado because of hispanic votes. look at the way the country is moving. his way of saying it's not about conservatism. it's about expanding the demographic in the party to include nonwhite voters. >> a lot

very well up in cleveland, cuyahoga county, akron and canton, ohio as well. and lucas county over here in toledo. franklin county, the middle city here in columbus. the capital city of montgomery county is is dayton and hamilton county is cincinnati in the southwest. so barack obama did very well in the cities throughout the entire state. the keys to watch tonight, if mitt romney has a chance at winning ohio, we should know this early on, once hamilton county starts to check in, why is that so critical? hamilton county had not gone democratic since 1964 until barack obama won that county by 8 points four years ago. it went blue when it was so red for 40 long years. another key to watch here up here in the northeast, a lot of people grew up in cincinnati, hamilton county have moved to the surrounding counties here where the suburbs have now moved away from the city. this is warren county. look at the vote margin from 2008 with john mccain getting 68% of the vote. seems like a great and healthy number, right? look what george bush did in that same county in 200

>> my name is judith and i am living in ohio near the canton -- five miles from there. i have two sons that graduated from private colleges, and they cannot find jobs in their field. they have not been able to. they graduated from college in 1997 -- i am sorry, 2002. my other son graduated in 2001. they are not able to find jobs. i read or heard that they wanted to raise the retirement age again to 72 or something. i am retired. i am a retired nurse and i don't understand why we keep raising the retirement age for elderly people that really need to enjoy their retirement. >> she brings up to good questions. 50% of the graduates of colleges right now are not able to find jobs in the field they have chosen to study. that borders on almost criminal that they have made that investment. they have substantial sums of money to complete their college education and they expect to find a job when they get out of college. we know the unemployment rate is now 50%. i have great sympathy for judith and the fact that her sons are both college graduates are not able to find employment