cecil newton says he never received any money and cam newton says he did absolutely nothing wrong.jamal anderson is here and joining me to you talk about all of this. he's a former running back for the atlanta falcons. >> right. university of ta. >> i see you all the time. he's a sports analysis person here. joining us by telephone is david cornwall, he's a sports attorney. you're familiar with him. he represents big names in the sports world. so, i'm going to -- david, hang on a second because i want to talk to gentleman pal. how serious is this for cam? >> this is very serious. clearly, the allegations against cam newton and cecil newton, if any of these things are true, it is going to be very, very punishing to not only cam newton, the university of auburn as well right now and the position that the university of auburn is taking thus far, in the absence of true evidence right now, we hear stories from different people coming up and reporting and saying different things on the radio, but there's been no clear evidence right now. but a lot of people are talking and the people who

cecil newton has repeatedly denied these allegations.ead coach gene chizik and newton himself addressed the controversy at a press conference. >> he has done everything we have asked him to do since the day he stepped on campus at auburn. so here's what we're going to do. because this is pure garbage, i'm going to move on, i'm going to talk about georgia. i'm not taking one question about cameron newton. >> it would be selfish of me to entertain anything that's been said about me, you know, because my sole focus now is to win football games, win this football game coming up on this saturday. you can't control what another person says about you. you can only live your life and try to empower any person that you come in contact with to make them a better person. and yourself a better person. and that's what i'm trying to do on a consistent basis. >> newton'sa father said last week that if anybody asked for money on behalf of cam newton, a third party, perhaps, the family had no knowledge of it. newton widely considered the front-runner for

an extra bonus for that is you skip the toll but if the back up extends in to cecil or hartford no detour will save you much time. the bridge that takes route 40 is down to one lane each way because of more construction. that means route 40 is not going to be a good alternative to i-95. >> like save you four dollars to? get around the toll plaza. little back road shortcut. i see where you are going. not a bad idea. take a look what we have today. beautiful weather. classic fall weather across maryland. upper 50s. cool skies. take you south of g erman town. still leaves on the trees though they are getting less and less out there. early travelers finding a crystal clear night to fly or take the train. it's chilly. look at the entire northeast. we have 30s across the midatlantic and closer to home low to mid40s. frederick reporting 30. into the mid50s. sun and looking another a cool and sunny afternoon as multiple huge football games played in the state. we have penn state coming, we have maryland battling florida state at home. we talk about those. >> thank you. the federal officer who sho

and dense fog advisory from cecil through kent, caroline and queenan's county. even delaware and much of new jersey. northeast on the i-95 and jersey turnpike, you will be in thick fog and slow travel. travel restrictions and delays as a result traveling up 95 and heading towards new york city. the fog and issue a partly sunny afternoon w two degree guaranteed high of 60. rest of the commute, here's kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. let me piggyback. traveling through cecil county on 95, um see fog -- you will see fog warnings in place. say in hasty grace. -- half they grace. -- half earthy grace. you want to be able to spot potential deer if they dart across the roadway. 95, we are looking pretty good. no problems up and down the 95 corridor making your way between the beltways. in baltimore city a. couple incidents two of which are on the jai jfxa crash reported southbound north avenue. police being a at this time on the northbound side of the jfx near falls road and we have traffic lights out at north broadway and east madison. so treat that as a f

county, -- chesapeake bay with the exception of cecil county, it prevends tides from draining out. and if you want more information on the high tide along the chesapeake near where you live go to abc2news.com and it's posted in today's weather postings this morning. frosty this morning. widespread from 28 to 40. by this afternoon, with a lot of sunshine, we aim for the two degree guaranteed high of 63. time to look at traffic with ki

this is a 95 up in cecil county. north and southbound traffic looks good here. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> it has been in the works for nearly a year. a walmart will soon take shape on the north side. >> the city council gave final approval last night to become the anchor in at remington. jennifer franciotti has the details. >> it will mean the creation of about 400 construction jobs, 750 permanent jobs. the 330,000-square-foot facility will be anchored by a walmart. as single councilperson did not vote against this. they did not want $7.25 minimum wage. the vote full walmart does not kill efforts to mandate a living wage. a bill would affect all city retailers that grossed $10 million a year in sales. >> i just need one more vote for citywide living wage bill. $10.59 an hour to begin. >> a lot will happen at this site. they plan to put in the first lowe's home improvement and many specialty shops and about 90 residential units. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day.

it and for cecil williams it is a familiar story. >> how many years have we been doing this? must be 29. something like 29-30 years. >> reporter: he knows all about hunger in the bay area. his church has been offering thanksgiving dinners for decades. there have been tough times in the past but none like what he has seen lately. >> 22% of our donations were down. we also discovered 30% of the people are -- has increased in participation. >> reporter: tomorrow they will serve meals to 5,000 people. it takes constant work to convince donors each year. but for himself and the volunteers that help him the effort is more than worth it. >> there is nothing that can top it when you are working with people who are in need and suffering. there is nothing that are keep beyond -- that can reach beyond. when you do that you got something going for you. >> reporter: he will serve tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. >>> in sports a battered warriors travel to houston to take on the rockets and the shar >>> okay. guess who is doing sports tonight? the injury plagued warriors tried to gut one out of houst

>> cecil. >> jimmy: where are you from?> south carolina. >> jimmy: who are you unfriending right now? >> ashley. >> jimmy: uh-oh. who is ashley? >> someone i dated back in high school. >> jimmy: oh. >> i went out on two dates with her, let her know it wasn't working out and she set my backyard on fire. >> jimmy: what? how did she do that? >> i'm not exactly sure but she let me know in no uncertain terms why she had done it. >> jimmy: she's still your friend on facebook? >> she apologized for any misunderstanding we might have had. >> jimmy: see, a friend doesn't set your backyard on fire. i'm glad you're unfriending ashley. only one person? >> ah -- i unfriended four people. >> jimmy: who are the other ones? the others, second person i would say is -- her boyfriend at the time that i had started to date her. >> jimmy: the guy who carried the gasoline? [ laughter ] >> i'm not sure of that. >> jimmy: and who are the other two? >> one of the people, i'm convinced i never knew -- >> a guy is on your facebook page right now. big

cecil williams. anyone that objects to him should be questioned seriously. second choice is obviously unquestionable also. that would be ex-police chief had their -- heather fong. i think she has proven what she is made out of. the third one might be controversial from both my experience dealing with him and from his survival of local smear campaigns. i thinktj proven. thank you. president buchiu: are there any other members of the public? great, we have at least one more. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jose morales, and you know me because i have been complaining all of the time. there is a new idea to first question that those who will be a candidate for mayor do see if they will work with, a new supervisors notice very well supervisor avalos, campos, and supervisor daly. he was going to become the first supervisor. there was the process of public hearing. i still cannot get them pop. what i am asking is about san jose avenue. may i say one more minute? president chiu: unfortunately, sir, your time is up. a key for your comments. next speaker,

referral cecil williams says the church has seen a 20% drop in donations this year with a 30% rise in demand. a lot of middle class people are coming to the church now for meals and groceries. >>> another 150 turkeys carved up today in preparation for special delivery tomorrow. this is the salvation army's annual turking carving event. 4500 meals will be delivered to people who cannot get out. meals deliveries will begin at 7:30 tomorrow morning. >>> and now to the tradition that takes place after thanksgiving, shopping. stores across the country are looking to boost their brands and sales. how, well by opening temporary popup stores. we are at the oakridge mall to explain how this new retail trend works. >> reporter: dana, big bucks, retailers are taking advantage by filling these vacancies with local malls with little mini versions of themselves. it gives them more opportunity to connect with old and new customers and help you spend your money. well, the show floor measuring roughly 20 by 30 feet, it's a new kind of best buy. >> we're coming here to do several things. we're going to

ssretching from cecil county all the way down towards talbot and caroline counties, delaware and up towardsersey. look at what's happening bigger picture here. you see that low wrapping around creating the breezy conditions off the state. the winds will die as we go through the overnight and we'll continue to see clearing conditions out there and we'll stay dry for the next few days actually. on the future scan you can see not a lot of activity going on, relatively quiet condition. we'll get a few clouds back in the picture possibly as we get in thursday it. looks like for the most part we'll stay dry toward the end of the weekend of we get our next shot of possible showers. clear skies, westerly wind at 9. for tomorrow it looks like we'll see temperatures right around 57 degrees, the westerly wind anywhere from 6 to 9 myrrh, looking at just a few fair weather cumulus clouds around the region. i have a seven-day forecast for you coming up in just a bit. >>> this shiny diamond, the most

the nfl fined titans defensive coordinator chuck cecil $40,000 for flipping officials off on sunday. light laughter ] when cecil was asked to comment on the fine -- well, let's just say it's up to $80,000. [ laughter ] check this out, ea sports released a new version of the video game "nba jam" that features obama, biden, bush and cheney. yeah. how it works is bush and cheney play the first half, then obama and biden try to come back from a 6 billion point deficit. [ audience ohs ] it's pretty -- a fun game. it's a lot of fun. [ applause ] it's a lot of fun to play. a long game. in the new version of "nba jam" you can also play as bill and hillary clinton. [ light laughter ] very realistic. for instance, every time hillary turns her back, bill scores. it just -- [ cheers and ohs ] [ applause ] >> steve: boom, boom! >> jimmy: whoa! whoa, buddy, whoa! >> steve: was that a joey lawrence, whoa? >> jimmy: what was that? >> steve: was that a joey lawrence whoa? >> jimmy: yeah. he trademarked whoa. yeah. and finally, you guys, susan boyle had to cancel her performance of "hallelujah" on "da

reverend cecil williams says this will help feed 6,000 people on thanksgiving. more turkeys are needed. the turkey donation is a long- standing tradition to help support the community. >> we're dropping off 90 turkeys here at glide memorial church. it's our 13th year of doing this on the backs of our tow trucks. throughout the bay area, we'll deliver over ten tons of turkeys. reverend williams says so far the church has served 300,000 meals. he expects a large number of people. >>> we'll take a closer look at stocks ahead. investors are having a rough day. also word that more jobs are coming to northern california, including the bay area. >>> the euro under pressure dropping from its lowest level since early october among increasing concern about the situation with ireland and the nasdaq is getting hit by a downbeat report from cisco systems. the nasdaq is down 9 o the nasdaq is down 25. >>> the fresh and easy supermarket plans to open up 12 more stores. it says it will hire a total of 270 people to work in napa, concord, walnut creek, danville, san jose, pacifi

reverend cecil williams is referring to the increased need. up 30% this year and to the make up of who needs help. >> we've seen for instance more people who don't have jobs. we've seen a lot of children. >> reporter: match increased demand with drop in donations in the past years and there is concerns for the year ahead. >> we need people coming every day to help us out. >> reporter: 500 volunteers help prepare and serve the meals at glide. and 100 volunteers did the same at st. anthony's this morning where 4,000 meals were served today. >> the reason i come is because i've been fortunate in my life. these people are a lot less fortunate than i am. >> reporter: the cooks were busy preparing 500 turkeys and 400 pies. the organization says it's seen an increase in need this year. >> we're seeing a lot more seniors coming through our line for food. their dollars just aren't stretching. >> reporter: organizations such as glide and st. anthony's receive most of their donations in november and december. with donations are down, getting through the

cecil williams. anyone that objects to him should be questioned seriously. second choice is obviously unquestionable also. that would be ex-police chief had their -- heather fong. i think she has proven what she is made out of. the third one might be controversial from both my experience dealing with him and from his

a century this country and food banks all over the bay area including clive memorial were you see cecililliams are struggling to meet the needs of the newly hung great. clyde memorial church is a familiar story >> already got how many years have we been doing this. it must be at least 29. something like 29 or 30 years terry and >> the rev. knows all about hong or in the bay area. his glide memorial church as an offering banks giving dinner to the needy for decades. they're in tough times in the past but not like what he has seen lately. >> last two years 20 percent of donations or down. we've also discovered that 30 percent of the people is an increase in participation on their part. >> tomorrow glide will serve meals to 5000 people. williams said it takes costa worked to convince donors each year. for himself and the hundreds of volunteers to help me cheered the effort is more than worth it. >> when you are working with people who are in great need, people who are suffering severely there's nothing that can reach beyond being a response a person to those folks giving them love, uncondi

all the counties surrounding the chesapeake with the exception of the cecil county, this is thanks tog storm off the coast pushing waves on the

. >>> i was up in cecil county earlier this morning. beautiful day out there. i mean just sunshine as far as the eye could see. it's not going to change much in the next couple of days. great weekend. let's take a look at the numbers across the region. how did baltimore stack up? one of the hottest spots in the mid atlantic today other than as you go well west charleston up into the low 70s. right now we're cooled off into the low 50s out there. 47 ocean city. 52 in richmond. 51 baltimore. zoom out a little bit. you can see there is just not much out there yet. well to the left part of your screen that is our next rainmaker but it's not going to be here anytime soon. great looking saturday, nice climb through the 60s as we go through the afternoon. we start off very chilly much more on your weekend forecast and when that rain gets in here coming up. >>> all right. thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> the city's upper fells point area is welcoming its newest residents. mayor stephanie rawlins-blake gave a hardy hello to people relocated as part of the initiative. when peopl

he created -- cecil stoughton was a captain in the army, assigned by the signal corps, but no one knew he had studied under margaret burg white and when kennedy wanted him in the oval office, he sat at the desk and press a button and one of the times he pressed that button is if mrs. kennedy-- she had been a photographer, too. she was a friendly fire-- photographer for the "washington star" mrs. kennedy did not want the children exploited on the level kennedy did, as soon as the car went out the gates of the white house, he'd press that button, call in the kids, and these famous photos of the kids dancing around, and young john under the president's desk and whatnot, were all done at times mrs. kennedy was away, and then i assume they had a husband and wife fight when she got home or saw them in "look" magazine or on television. >> rose: but wasn't she responsible for the famous salute of the president's son, understood that at that moment-- >> as the casket was going by, and young john-john. but as you'll see in the book and you'll see in the films, young john-john, to her distress an

cecile was sixteen years old they kidnapped her and have been. illegal for. they held her in the forest for a year and a half using her as a sex slave six yet. one day she managed to escape i think she was pregnant and she is the little result of the rape little sylvia at the center of a decision. they took my mother and my two brothers my two brothers were taken to work in the mines they were cotinine. did you work in the mines you know the men did they were taken to work in the forest like slaves. and when you are too exhausted they cut your throat that's how your life ends. either they burn you alive or they cover you up with a machete so far if you're lucky they shoot you in the head. so yes they have lots of mines. and there are people in the town who bring the money. and. those people leave with the minerals from which they sell in the town. ok. christine is often their only hope in a region where terror is everywhere she gives each one of them ten dollars a month that's a lot of money here. so you can manage you know. abidjan bosco does more than denou

in san francisco, reverend cecil and hundreds of volunteers are preparing for their annual thanksgivingde memorial church. each year they serve a full things giving dinner with thousands of people. serve nearly 5000 meals. meanwhile, at the white house to lucky turkey's named apple insiders were granted a presidential pardon from the chopping block. >> america we come together when times are hard, we don't give up, we don't complain, we don't turn our backs on one another. instead we look after one another and pitch and it, we give will be can. in the process we reveal to the world what we love so much about this country. so, as president of the united states you are hereby pardoned from the thanksgiving dinner table. mick you have a wonderful enjoy full life in mount vernon. >> the banks giving presidential pardon has become a tradition at the white house over the years. >> it was very cold out there this morning here's a look at what we saw when we woke up and head of the door this morning. temperatures in the 30's for the most part a take a look at this, san francisco downtown of 41

little cooler towards cecil county. satellite radar trend is clear tonight. radar has been awfully quiet for days. and not expecting this to change much until we get into probably monday or tuesday of next week. there's that circulation offshore. it really brought very little active weather to the maryland coast today. you can see maybe just a little bit of spin-off cloud cover but dry weather has been holding up real nice as high pressure off to the south kind of this control right now. future forecast will push the last piece of that storm south and east tomorrow, and then into again past veteran's day another sunny fantastic day on friday. great travel weather wherever you're headed for the weekend. you look great friday and friday night. overnight tonight 38 mostly clear. it gets chilly late. checking out your veteran's day as we pay tribute 60 or so mostly sunny, a great looking veteran's day for us, and tomorrow night great looking weather too, but it will be chilly as we drop down into the mid 30s. 7-day forecast again the trend here is going to be for

showers in the morning, heavier rains in the afternoon and evening, 53 in providence, 54 in warwick, cecil county back down through the eastern shore. bellview on tillman island bringing a scenario there, 58 trees. 57 or so with rain. maryland's most powerful radar, clear now, way down on the bottom of the screen a little bit of rain south and west of fredericksburg, virginia. this stuff is a long way away and it may not even be touching the ground when it gets here so even if we catch a little bit of this this evening it will probably be virga or rain that dries up before it hits the ground. zoom out a little bit here. boy, so much more active now up and down the west coast, pendulum swinging back the other way after so many days of dry weather. now all courtesy of high pressure offshore. this is getting out of here, moving out, a front is pushing kind of just off to our west, going to sit on the mountains, this area of low pressure rides up it, provides the rain tomorrow, the cool air doesn't make it in in a big way. but we'll see the wet weather riding along that front. here it is for y

our east as we watch the storm still churn off the coast. 44 this morning in towson and up towards cecilounty and elkton, 45 in chestertown and towards easton, places that will see clouds this morning. we are watching the system off the coast skirting the delmarva and jersey this morning with an increase in clouds probable. we expect mostly sunny morning. this afternoon, a breeze picks up and our two degree guaranteed high of 62. veteran's day and weekend outlook coming up next. right now here's kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: justin, so far so good on the roadways. we still have very light volume. volume is picking up just little bit but not enough to impede you this morning. looking at the harrisburg expressway, you see southbound lanes at the right-hand side is dispg along pretty well taking a peek at the maps. no accidents still no incidents either. we are looking good all around the area. the 95 corridor wide open from harford county towards the beltway and as you continue through baltimore howard and 495. stay with us, because we have more of "good morning, maryland" coming ba

and as a result, all the counties bordering the chesapeake with the exception of cecil county, has a possibility of high water at high tide. go to abc2news.com for your nearby high tide times and that is what we will look at on the bay. otherwise a dry day. frosty this morning with sunshine carrying us to the two degree guaranteed high of 63. let's go to the road with kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. good morning. getting a word of an accident up in parkton at old york road. look in anne arundel county, traffic looks very good. no problems on route 50 or 97 in both directions. let's go to the maps. we have road hazards and a couple things around the area to let you know b traffic lights are dark. that's up in upper co on hanover pike and emory road. treat that as a four-way intersection. crash activity in golden ring road at kenwood avenue. they are trying to piece together fire investigation right there in towson. joppa road closed at danaway and expect it to remain closed for a while. and brooklyn park ritchie highway closed in both

localized look here, zoom you down a little bit, elkton still seeing pretty decent rains up here through cecil county. more rain also up towards aberdeen now. significant rain back here through easton. across the route 50 bridge you'll get soaked a little here. also rain back through easton and down into talbot county and towards dorchester county, some rain there. more rain to the west now. and this is the territory where we could see a little bit of a brief wintry mix on the high country here toward cumberland. come thursday afternoon. none of that tonight though. the air is way too warm but still some rain out to the west. we'll look for more hit and miss rain here across the baltimore area. let's show you first what it looks like out there tonight. it's definitely a generally wet and dreary scenario out there right now. current conditions 55 degrees. humidity 93%. winds from the east at 7 miles per hour. at the moment. so, the wind does not come up tremendously but we expect it will. i want to show you daily rainfall totals across the area. these have been more significant to the west and

jared webw from rising sun in cecil county. 13 years old today. teenage. this is big time. happy birthday to the both of you. we would love to say happy birthday to you or your love one. send us the short e-mail. with ion tapped photo. give us details about whoever is selling what they like to do where they go to school all the details so we can say happy birthday on the air. >>> a special needs dog in florida is in need of a special home. the paralyzed docksin has new set of wheels to help him get around but what's missing is someone to care for him. he is energetic and loves to get around on the new wheels. look at him go. he is paralyzed in the lower half of his teeny little body. he had injuries while living with a rottweiler. >> he is very active dog and friendly and loves everybody and jumps up and down on wheelchair as much as eke. >> he needs media attention. he will get a home. he can wheel into your home for the adoption price of $125. >>> severe weather alert. severe thunderstorm warning posted overnight. most of you slept through it but probably didn't sleep thr

take you up toward cecil county. a great pleasure of taking a nice morning drive up there this morning toward a rising sun. beautiful start tomorrow. same deal. chilly early and then 64, 65. later in the day and some spots likely to hit 70. but take a look at this. two things going on. high pressure that's been giving us beautiful weather. that's beginning to slide east and we will get warmer over the weekend. this storm is growing to a pretty significant intensity here. luckily it will track north of us. but we will catch the bottom edge of this thing and the trailing cold front and that will likely produce rain in here as we go into monday night and tuesday. check it out. double barreled high pressure over the east coast now as quiet a weather pattern. but low pressure on the march and this will again give us a glancing blow. that front trailing behind marchs toward us does not get here. warm south breezes ahead. sunday we stay dry. sunday night and into monday that's when our chance for rain begins to develop. sli