madrid as the host city. take a short break and back with more -- no. >> we are going to stay with us and bring in michael sal with the new york "daily news." was there anyone who wasn't surprised? we keep saying we were for chicago to go out in the first round, seemed a little early. what did you think? >> absolutely. it was a big surprise. i mean if you talk to insiders and you talk to people who are familiar with the olympic movement, everyone thought this was a race between chicago and rio de janeiro. but the surprise was chicago getting eliminated in that first round. >> right now, we're looking at madrid and rio, tokyo eliminated in the second round. we've heard a lot about rio in the last couple of days and putting it into a two-city race between chicago and rio but at this point anything could happen. >> sure. what looks good for rio de janeiro there has never been an olympic held in south america and never in rio de janeiro. spain has had one olympics so folks are looking to make history and go with

of the four cities. and if that wasn't enough to ruin the day here at the white house, there was another big dose of bad news, a new jobs report that was worse than expected that shows tune employment rate now going up to 9.8%. the president spoke about that shortly after returning from copenhagen. >> today's job report is a sobering reminder that progress comes in fits and starts. and that we're going to need to grind out this recovery step by step. >> reporter: now, the president did have one accomplishment today in copenhagen before taking off. he met on air force one with general stanley mcchrystal, the stop u.s. general in afghanistan. the meeting might help quell some of the criticism from republicans who are angry that the president spoke with mcchrystal just once in mcchrystal's first 70 days on the job. that was also the first face-to-face meeting between the president and general mcchrystal since mcchrystal issued a report saying if he doesn't get more troops, the mission in afghanistan could f

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the city denied the request. the union took a matter to an independent arbitrator who ruled against the pay hike for the firefighters. >>> officials and lawmakers sailed through the electronic tolls without paying. mike miller want to take away the free passes for delegates and senators. no word tonight how much money this would save the agency. >>> a special honor for charm city tonight. major dixon was on hand to accept the heritage award. the honor was given for the design implementation of harbor. the award has been given only eight times in the last 35 years. >>> a dramatic rescue, a new york man is being hailed as a hero as he helped save a child from a burning building. >>> elizabeth smart testimony, for the first time, smart reveals the extraordinary details of her kidnapping ordeal. >>> some showers may start the weekend, i'm bob turk i'll have the complete morning forecast coming up next. >>> it is 48 degrees and clear in central maryland. first a reluctant hero is the talk of new york city. a man wept

they're a late night city.'m sure all the major events, track and field, swimming, gymnasti gymnastics, basketball, they'll all be at night which will be good for american television. however, not having a games on domestic soil probably between what we would pay or another american broadcaster would pay in tv rights and sponsorship dollars because most of the sponsorships the ioc sells don't go beyond 2012. they will have to sell russirus which is a tough sell because it's an eight -hour time difference. i think particularly among advertisers and sponsors, that's probably a 15% hit which would make it a $150 million to $200 million there alone. i think coupled with rio the ioc is looking at less television. they have never voted their pocketbook. i don't think they're sitting there stunned it's probably less money. >> darren rovell is stepping in from chicago as well. >> dick, obviously nbc has the rights through 2012, paid $2.1 billion for it. how would you characterize the state of nbc's interests at this po

-- for your city. jon: thank you. the president did not have much choice but to get aboard air force one and fly to copenhagen. let's get back with brad blank man, who was our guest for previously. you say that a was a mistake for the president, and you wrote this on the fox forum before we found much to cut the was not going to get the bid. you say it was a mistake for the president to go there. why? >> for the president to be reduced to a pitchman for the u.s. to get the olympics for his home city of chicago is just not something that presidents do. the president spent more time flying over there and meeting with these people than he did with mcchrystal on the tarmac in europe. his priorities are screwed up and american people are seeing that this president does not get the affective importance of governing. jon: brazil's president went over and made a pitch for his country. >> and with all due respect to those leaders who showed up, they are not the president of the united states. the president shou

we might want to check on transport in a couple of cities. there will be relatively little in technicalities. and a lot in motivation. >> reporter: but amidst all that olympic brotherhood, has been a chair of bicry. backers formed protest, over chicago mayor, richard daley, about comments he made, they felt their city. and even in the windy city itself, not everyone is feeling the olympic spirit. protesters are concerned that the billions spent on the olympic games should go to basic needs. but the focus in copenhagen was firmly on the future. chicago's visions of olympic gold, just hours away from possibly becoming reality. and the odds are literally in chicago's favor. as of last week, it was 4-1, that the games were going to be here in the windy city. but after the president announced he was going to copenhagen, those odds soared to 815. but keep in mind, that paris has the bookies locked up. and london stole them away for 2012. jeremy and vinita? >>> let's check in with yunji de nies with the president in copenhagen. the big question ever

the judges knocked the city out on the first vote. >> the city of chicago won't participate in the next. >> reporter: the defeat comes after the president and first lady teamed up for what they thought was a winning pitch for the committee. michelle talked about her father's love for sports. >> he taught us the fundamental rules of the game. >> reporter: the president spoke after the first lady. >> we know how to put on big events and scores of visitors and spectators will tell you, we do it well. >> reporter: what's called the obama affect didn't have the impact that the chicago supporters banked on. they saw the city knocked out in the first round. >> reporter: and americans in denmark say that everyone gave it their best shot. >> i was proud to call myself a chicagoian. >> reporter: hours after the decision, president obama returned to washington and the white house says there are no regrets, just disappointment. >>> president obama had hoped that the personal appeal may convince voters that chicago would be the best city and back to washington, he called the president of brazil to c

internal troubles continued for the city police department. the commander of the southeastern district this morning is on suspension pending an internal investigation. he was suspended forb personnel suspendeed--. his name is bergeron. >> there's a discovery in a cold cases. >> the mystery has haunted her family. she vanished last october 28 after leaving work at volunteers of america. her car was parked outside the west for spark home that she shared with or friend. saturday two hundred founder body in a wooded area on ridge road in ridge lawn. >> city detectives were doggedly trying to solve the crime. then again when the hunters found the remains of mia nichols, that was what they needed. >> the live-in boyfriend tyrone webb was charged with murder. mia nichols was shot twice in the head. tyrone webb was suspected early on an investigation. one witness said mia crying at work in october and said tyrone had been buzzing all morning with her and threatened her, saying she better not come home. they discovered a history of violence in the rela

his 1998 lincoln navigator was stolen this morning, but police found it in baltimore city. police have no leads are suspects. if you have any information, your urged to call crimestoppers. investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire in a home in south baltimore. the home was fully engulfed in flames. the fire then spread to adjoining homes. fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries. >> baltimore city police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own officers. it happened this afternoon in harman in your point in south baltimore. -- carmen and pure point. no word tonight on the condition of the suspect. >> there is a manhunt underway for a man who escaped police. investigators say he dragged a police officer as he fled. >> police had to use a lot of the yellow crime take this afternoon. what happened covered multiple blocks and created three distinct crime scenes that had to be sealed off for investigation. it started just before 1:00 at the western district police station. a man showed up to meet with authorities, but took off when he re

. >> baltimore city police need your help finding a driver who they say drag an officer 5 blocks. rickey hughes showed up at the western district to meet with officers. he took off when he realized there was a warrant out for his arrest. the officer was hanging out of the car. >> it was pretty obvious when you have an officer hanging out of your window. >> the officer is in fair and stable condition in shock trauma. he did not get hurt too badly. >> another officer fired shots at the car, shooting out the back window. the baltimore city police officer has been charged with illegal possession of narcotics, misconduct in office, and theft. the charges were filed against the 29-year-old officer. investigators set up an undercover sting in september where he stole $70. he is now out on bail. >> it has been a year since the mother of three vanished, but the mystery tonight is over. the body of mia nichols was found over the weekend. can they see has more. >> the family did not want to speak on camera but her brother told me over the phone that the detectives did a good job. the mystery

a selection of city leaders believe it will propel the city into the global mainstream from now into 2016 and beyond. meanwhile, a different scene. disappointment in chicago. >> the city of chicago, having obtained the least number of votes, will not participate in the next round. >> the pin dropping, you could hear it. not just losing the bid, but the first finalist voted out in secret balloting done by the international olympic committee. some are already crying out for the city to make a run at the 2020 games. >>> the fbi has arrested a man suspected of stalking and filming espn reporter erin andrews through a peephole in her hotel room. michael david barrett allegedly made several video of her in nashville and milwaukee and then posted them on the internet. >>> that oregon runningback who waylaid a taunting player a few weeks ago, he may play again. he could be reinstated by the november 7th game if he achieves a number of goals. if he can do that the school will appeal to the pac-10 con fence to reduce his season-long suspension. >>> did you know a high school fleshman let's the

he is being held at the city jail. year-old boy. homicide detectives were called to an intersection in lafayette avenue on friday evening. head. -- the teenager had been shot in the head according to police. witnesses. >> anyone with information is asked to call city police. 410-396-2100 help them solve a commendation. -- home invasion and rape. authorities have released a flier with pictures of people baltimore. green ford taurus. they want to find the man who forced himself into the home on franklin street. police say the attack a woman with a baseball bat and raped her at knifepoint while her children were at home. you have information. 410-396-2076 the vaccine is expected to arrive on tuesday. that everyone is being encouraged to jump in line. our reporter explains why. >> two children have died from swine flu virus this year. many of word about contracting the swine flu. -- many are worried about contract in the swine flu. of the first doses of the new swine flu vaccine to come into maryland. >> roughly 35,000 doses which is ju

. >> it is the city that the obama family calls home. on the first lady's emotional ap h had threatened to steal the show. >> my dad was my hero and when i think about what did these games can mean to people all over the world, i think about people like my dad. people who faced seemingly insurmountable challenges but never let go. >> if barack obama wins a second term, the games will be in the final year of his presidency. >> there's nothing i would like more to step a few blocks from my family's home with my wife and my two girls and welcome the world back into our neighborhood. >> it looked promising and then the first city to be eliminated. >> the city of chicago will not participate in the next round. >> humiliation for barack obama, he had spoken to them fa-to- face and had been rejected. then there was madrid. >> i am 89 years old. man i ask you to consider -- a man had asked you to consider to bring the games to my country. -- may i ask you to consider to bring the games. >> they were going against brazil. the president of brazil

the fine city of vinita, oklahoma.urns out charlie, the city administrator and his wife, are fans of the show and they watch the show. they sent us a nice basket of all kinds of good stuff. here is the map of vinita, oklahoma. it's in the northeast corner of the state near the kansas/missouri/arkansas portion -- >> home of the world's largest mcdonald's. i know that about vinita, oklahoma. >> they sent a bass bet of knick-knacks and goodies and this medallion. two of them. we have a close-up shot. look at that glimmer and shimmer. >> that's so nice of them. >> also nice knick-knacks from the famous convenient store in town. we'll have to check that out when we go to vinita. also we have an official proclamation -- >> my first plaque for my office. >> let me read it to you, this is from the mayor of the city of vinita, oklahoma. whereas the city of vinita has a long history of recognizing distinguished individuals with strong midwestern roots and whereas the city of vinita shares its rare and beautiful name with vinita

these are very competitive cities. these cities, tokyo, rio de janeiro, madrid.hey're fantastic cities. >> reporter: brazil's president lula da silva brought soccer star pele to woo the voters. but chicago does have glamour of its own. >> hi, everybody. it really is a campaign. not even of sorts, it is. i don't think people are as mean and ugly. >> reporter: most of the campaigning is happening behind the scenes. the first lady is meeting one-on-one in this hotel with ioc members. there are more than 100 members. and she's reaching out to every single one. there's nothing like making the pitch in person. >> it will be an athlete's paradise. >> reporter: this contest is going down to the wire. many of the ioc members are power players themselves. even the prospect of meeting president obama on friday leaves some of them unfazed. so, you're not impressed by the president? >> never. never. >> reporter: this is a crowd accustomed by being schmoozed by european royalty, and dream team royalty alike. in the shadow of all this glitz, there's another lobbying effort, alb

decomposing body found at the bottom of a baltimore city sewer. good evening everyone i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. >> the investigation is ongoing. a decomposing body was removed and taken to the coroners office. >> reporter: officials hope that the information they get here will tell them who she is, how she died and when. police statistics for crime in this neighborhood aren't available tonight. but residents are usually more critical if there is a problem. >> robbery, murders, rapes happen here. >> no, not in this neighborhood. >> reporter: so that makes what happened here all the more puzzling. workers for the telephone company opened up this manhole, what they found below will turn a stomach. >> once they opened the manhole cover, and gained entry the hole was filled with a 6-foot of water and it was actually a body appears to be of a male victim, decomposed. >> reporter: it wasn't until later that they realized it was a woman. before homicide and the coroner's office can do their job, the fire department has to figure out how to g

madrid is one of the cities. spain hosted the 1992 games in barcelona and tokyo is one of the other bids and they haven't hosted a summer games since '64. so i think the wild card is rio because they have never hosted a city before. so that's e of the considerations the ioc members will look at. it's not the only one. you can have a city that never hosted the games before but if they can't handle the infrastructure or if local government will not support this -- >> mike, fantastic insight into what's going on and we are all looking forward to the decision this afternoon. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> tony, over to you. makes me that much more excited to hear the announcement. >>> well, he's one of the most controversial movie makers of our time. people love him, people also hate him. we're talking about michael moore. he joins us live to talk about his latest movie "capitalism: a love story." >>> plus holly is out having fun with fungi. >> reporter: fungi is the preferred pronunciation but you're

cities eliminated today. as charlie dagg at reports, the people are stunned, while people in ride janiero rio de janeiro is celebrate. >> reporter: they will host the 2016 summer olympics and in chicago, there is huge disappointment. judges knocked the city out on the very first vote. >> the city of chicago, have been obtained the least number of votes will not participate in the next round. >> reporter: the defeat comes after the president and first lady team up for what they thought would be a winning pitch for chicago. >> sports taught me self- confidence. >> reporter: michele obama told the olympic committee of her disabilitiesed father's love of sports and how she sat on her father's knee, watching the olympics. >> any - dadoed taut us the fundamental rules of the game. >> reporter: the president spoke after the first lady. >> we know how to put on big events, and scores of visitors and spectators will tell you we do it well. >> reporter: what is called "the obama effect," did not have the impact that ch

woman to call us after the city failed to secure the home. how abc 2 woks for you and betty mcknight. >> reporter: the abandoned home on 35 north bent lohan an eyesore more than a decade. this morning it became an emergency situation, now city crews are trying to correct the problem, only after the neighbor called abc 2. >> when i was sleeping this morning and i heard a loud boom. >> that boom came from large chunks of stone and brick that fell from the abandoned home right next door. >> i could have been sitting out, anybody walking by. >> so she called the city but jews posted this notice for emergency condemnation and demolition, citing the falling bricks. a neighbor placed a cone on the sidewalk, but residents say the city did nothing to protect them. >> they need do something about all these houses. it's dangerous. >> i just want something done about the house. >> that's when mcnight called us. and within minutes, a surveyor was taking pictures of the house and later called in a crew. workers knocked down the loose bricks, eliminating th

paul at 25th in the city, an accident. looks like that one may be gone. some delays lingering on the west side outer loop due to that earlier construction. if you're going to be heading out, east joppa, some fire department activity. the volume that you see on the west side, 17 minutes creating that delay there because of the earlier construction. that's gone so hopefully that will filter out soon. 11 minutes on the outer loop. five minutes from the 895 split to the fort mchenry. i-70 look better than last check. a live view at frederick, where things are moving better also with that late-clearing construction. mindy and stan, back to you. >> thank you. our big story, police have identified the body of a woman found inside a sewer in north baltimore on friday. >> this morning a former boyfriend is behind bars, charged in the case. 11 news reporter jennifer franciotti joins us from baltimore city police headquarters with more details. >> according to charging documents this victim was reported missing in howard county in january of 2008. according to a web

at city police headquarters wjz eyewitness news. >>> city police have suspended two veteran lieutenants in unrelated cases. >>> a fight on board an mta bus leads to an accident in baltimore county. we were over the scene after 6:00 last night. the bus collided with a car after a fight broke out on board. one person was arrested and an ambulance was called to the scene. we have no reports of injuries there. >>> in west baltimore another mta bus accident hurt 25 people around 6:00 last night at north packa and west franklin. the coach collided with a car. mta police say 22 people on board the bus were hurt, three others near it were also injured, but none of the injuries is considered serious. >>> a judge has made a >>> a boy drowned during the summer, in an interview his parents talked to adam may about the day they lost their son and how they're cope wg the traj gee. >> reporter: 13-year-old ronny hill was a great baseball player. his family and he went to south carolina for a tournament but he never made it home. >> it was a team party at the beach. he was there with his team. >> rip c

the city will not be hosting the 2016 summer olympics. chicago was eliminated a short time ago in the first round of voting. >> the city of chicago, having obtained the least number of votes, will not participate in the next round. >> the announcement left a huge crowd in chicago really just stunned. tokyo is also out. now just two cities remain in the race, rio de janeiro, also madrid. and we have live pictures from madrid. they're still holding on to hope there. people are waiting to hear the results. members of the international olympic committee voted earlier today in denmark. now, chicago's loss is especially surprising, since the city's bid got a last-minute push today from a very high-profile resident, we're talking about the president, barack obama. he made a quick trip to copenhagen, denmark, to lobby for his adopted hometown. earlier today, president obama said chicago not only represents the american dream, but also the olympic spirit. >> to host athletes and visitors from every corner of the globe is a high honor and a great r

another one in the city. lauren street. that one in elkton. also still there on route 213 near elkton boulevard. meantime, there's a live look at 295 and the beltway, looking good there. no oishz the -- issues on the top side of the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. back to you, mary. >>> here's what people are talking about this morning. as students watched a friday night football game on the field, a brutal attack in stands involving a cheerleader is on video and making its rounds on the internet. >> reporter: that video hit the website after the friday night game. while students have commented about it, parents are concerned. during school hours, john f. kennedy high in montgomery is quiet. a member of the cheerleading squad was being attacked by another girl, angry and determined to fight the 17-year-old girl. the cause? a boy >> reporter: what made it worse. someone posted the video on facebook, a popular internet social site and many students at her school had something to say about it. >> they were just like laug

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kristen dahlgren is live for a look at the city's push. the excitement has got to be building. >> reporter: you know, it really is, dan. if you watch the presentation, a lot of it focused on the people of chicago, including touching letters from kids and athletes that were free here. and you can bet a lot of people here were watching very closely. the local stations actually went on the air 1:45 local time to carry chicago's presentation live. now, not everybody in the city is excited about the prospect of getting the games. the polls show the population about split on it. they can all agree that winning the games in 2016 would really change the landscape of this city, just be a huge undertaking over the next seven years. so people watching very closely. a lot of viewing parties scheduled for later on today, including where i am at daily plaza, one of the biggest. thousands expected to watch that decision, expected sometime around lunchtime today. dan? >> yeah. a lot of excitement. about eight hours to go. but, you know, big things are on

a solid line of rain from the twin cities all the way down through the quad cities from minnesota through iowa, even back towards missouri. that system will try to push our way. you can see a chunk of 30s, even down to freezing in green bay this morning. back to 56 in st. louis. even warmer across the central and southern plains. we'll actually get warm air pushing back into the picture. first things first, we'll have the sunshine this, gentleman. then the clouds -- this afternoon. then the clouds push in, with rain in the mountains. we may have showers in the afternoon. only 30% chance of that. but better chance of rain showers developing, even thunderstorms as the warm air moves in on saturday. here's the setup for today though, our two-degree guarantee 67 degrees. we will be seeing some clearing skies but it will remain cool. tonight, however, we'll drop back into the lower 50s which is an improvement from where we are now. tomorrow we're looking for at least an increase in clouds in the afternoon with a chance of a shower, 72. and we'll hang on to the warm temperatures into the weeken

we have one accident of note in city. left lane closed with that we're picking newspaper volume on the west side. about 49 miles per hour as you make your approach to i-70. delays just starting to fall into place. we have some fire department activity that may be block something lanes there. let's check a live view of traffic in the area of harford road. no official delay in the outer loop heading toward providence. we'll switch over to a live view of 95, beltway northeast. toward us is southbound traffic. you may tap the breaks at white marsh. little known fact about tony. he's very scared of spiders. i just escorted one out of the studio for him. tony, now it's your turn >> she called me out, didn't she? >> i should have warned you about sarah. >> you should have warned me. my first day. yes. there was a huge spider in between this and the weather wall. i wasn't about to walk from here to there. i know. she took care of it for me. you are tough. i like that. let's take a look at what's happening. weatherwise, partly clo

i think it is the greatest city in america and i said that even in new york city. >> the windy city is competing against rio, madrid and tokyo. got that star power working, don't they? >> sure do. >> you got oprah. come on now. >> i wonder if tokyo has their oprah there as well. >> we're off to a pretty nice start out there. the moon is beautiful. nice crisp morning. >> very fall-like. temperatures in the 50s and in the 40s in parts of the viewing area. very cool start to the day. it will be a very nice day today as well. here we go. current temperatures around the region. 52degrees right now in washington. 48 in baltimore. 45 at dulles airport. frederick at 46 degrees and fredericksburg is at 47 degrees so a very cool start to the day. across the country, let me show you the temperatures. i want to show you this for a couple of reasons. first of all, much of this area here in the northeast up towards michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, there are freeze wantings and frost advisories in effect for much of this area for this morning because of the cold temperatures. check out detroit. 39degree

city services like paying your water bill or parking tickets will be closed along with most other city offices. police, fire, trash collection, courts and city schools will remain open and functioning. the shutdowns are an effort to help close the budget gap in this tight economic year. >>> the impact is part of the ultimate plan for the $65 million so we're talking about right now, it's about a $7 million hole that we had to fill. >> the mayor says the furloughs averted 400 layoffs the other city shutdown days will be part of selected holiday weekends through the fiscal year in june of 2010. >>> maryland's most powerful doppler radar continues to track scattered showers making their way towards the maryland area. we're now starting to pick up some rain in the garrett county area. the heaviest rainfall now from altoona down to, well, just north of morgantown in west virginia. the shower activity will go east and we'll see scattered showers in the baltimore area during the overnight period, but, for the next couple of hours increasing clouds, temperatures will be in the 60s for the next

here in the city it is 56 degrees. dew points are starting to come down because the air's starting to dry out. we did get to 76 earlier today. we're at our low at 56. here's the situation overall. we have a massive storm up to our north. that brought all of the rain through and bringing rain to foxboro rate now. it's really moving thing as long. that's now bringing in the drier air mass indicated by high pressure. with this high on top of us tomorrow, we're looking at a nice one, possibly morning fog, otherwise a mix of clouds and sunshine. then on monday, another dre die. it's not until tuesday night into wednesday that the high's going to give way. that will allow the next storm to come through. it will get out quickly, also, for the end of the week. out on the waters with all of this going on, we're looking at west winds picking up during the afternoon tomorrow. because of that, a small craft advisory is in effect. the bay temp now at 70 degrees. we're going down to 51. it will be a cooler one than last night. the f

they could make millions in revenue in the city.'s one of the places that is happening in the state of maryland. the only thing with the speed citations, you will get those in the mail for first 30 days. just warning after that, at least $40. if you're senting that text while driving, and get caught, it could be $500. two new laws that could hit your wallet if you get caught starting today in northeast marx maryland. >>> plenty of other new laws also take effect today. there are now harsher penalties for duis and for people who are found giving alcohol to minors. judges will have more discretion when it comes to taking hands out of the hands of domestic abusers. maryland also becomes the first state to include the homeless in the hate crime statutes as of today. >>> still to come, it's time to step it up. >> 1, 2, 3. >> now, 4, 5, 6. >> uh-huh. >> this is not math class. >> see if patrice is up to the challenge of chicago stepping. >>> and cool today, but >>> welcome back. 8:11 on this thursday morning and a pretty looking day. dry

all four cities and eliminate the first city.appened surprisingly to other cities where they were considered very strong, and suddenly, they get kicked out in the first round. alisyn: other people have said on a positive note that sometimes the city that hosts the olympics send out to actually lose some money. in some ways, did chicago possibly dodge a bullet? >> i think it would be a very successful games financially. looking at the success of recent games, those games turned in real profits, and i think the same thing could have and what had happened in chicago. i think they are poised and prepared to put on a very successful games. alisyn: thanks for joining us. trace: at a colorado wal-mart, a man taps a suspect who insulted a little girl, but the hero who did the tackling was in a wheelchair. he was working at a sales table at the store when he heard a little girl screamed. this suspect had just allegedly groped the young girl and was running for the door. another man gave chase but needed help. he moved as fast as he could,

tonight, cities in fear. in two of america's largest cities, children plagued by fear of going to school and people who fear being left out in the cold. >>> eight years later. washington and kabul consider what's been achieved by eight years of war. >>> sick call. so many americans with a common dilemma. sick with the flu, told to stay home, but they have no paid sick days to get well. >>> and, the intriguing story of michelle obama's family tree, >>> and, the intriguing story of michelle obama's family tree, and its roots in slavery. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening. we normally begin this program with the news of the day, but tonight, we start with the reality of every day in a great american city. children in chicago terrified of going to school. there was a development today. the president send his top law enforcement officer and his education secretary to chicago to address that's city school violence. 34 students were killed there last year. 290 wounded. one recent death prompted washingt

in easton and dover and ocean city 64. our satellite early this morning, the frontal system was poised to the west of us. we had a few light scattered showers and then came blowing through the region. that's what it left behind, blowing. i mean it's been very windy out there. a few light clouds up to the north but as we go through the overnight period they will be disappearing. area of high pressure in the ohio valley will dominate our weather for the next couple of days. nothing showing up on maryland's most powerful doppler radar. will stay that way, the way things look now until saturday. temperaturewise now in monkton 56. 58 kingsville. glenwood 55. emmitsburg 56. havre de grace 60. 63 chestertown. 61, getting ready for the big boat show in annapolis. as far as the overnight forecast -- a few clouds you now will dissipate overnight. nice clear sky. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine, then clouds roll into the weather picture. on friday, the majority of the rainfall stays to the north and west but will gradually

the boy is seeing -- is being held at city jail, denied bail. >>> baltimore city detectives are searching for answers after the decomposing body of a woman was discovered in a man called at around 10:15 this morning. a verizon technician found the body floating in at 6 feet of water. fire crews removed the remains on benning house road. the question, how did the body get there? a witness said the verizon worker explained there was no way the body could have floated their. >> he said the sioux were only goes -- each block has a pipe -- he said the sewer only goes like this. i said could be flushed in from somewhere else? he said it is not possible. >> the police are waiting for autopsy results to determine if the woman was killed. >>> city police are releasing new clues that could help them solve a home invasion. the people on this flier are wanted for questioning in the attack on september 23 in west baltimore. there were less seen driving a green four-door ford taurus. >>> authorities are hoping to find a man who forced himself into a home on franklin street, beat a woman with a baseball

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it's not about the city or the budgets. >> you look at some of these cities and rio, for example, they have a lot of issues. just in terms of crime in that area, in that part of the world. it would make it very much unattractive place to hold this. they have a lot of work cut out for them. >> you're right. i will say on rio de janeiro, you got to remember that south america has never had an olympic and this is about -- they use the word legacy. so he jacque said he'll be presiding over the first south american olympic. they made the point there's 30 olympics in europe, eight in the united states and none here. they did address in their presentation this morning, the crime issue and they said they thank god they have everything under control. that's them saying what they need to say. it worked in the final round. >> to be fair to president obama, i hear larry's point, isn't there a standard for all these leaders from the nations to go the city where the ioc is voting. he wasn't the only guy there. >> it is expected now, i think, in any type of olympic bid that the leader of the country

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today, the city made history. >> the games of the 31st olympia are awarded to the city of rio de janeiro. >> reporter: with that, rio erupted. the beach shook with excitement. frenzy of yellow and green sprinkled with bikini. in copenhagen, brazil soccer legend celebrated with hugs and cheers. luis made a case the olympics should belong to all people and all continents. >> translator: our time has come. it's time. tonight, the olympic calderon is lit. >> reporter: the olympics have been held 30 times in europe, five in asia, twice in australia and 12 times in north america. brazil, with 200 million people, most who speak portuguese is the power house of south america. it's expected to be the fifth largest by the time of the 2016 games. what they have going is the stunning backdrop. the promise of all sports held in the city. rio promised to spend $14 million on venues and infrastructure on the games and go green by planted 24 million trees to offset carbon die ox side emissions. as they prepare, there are challenges ahead. known for its high crime and murder rate, will the city be safe f

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we've got fittest city and like most improved city for bicycling and l kinds of other things.t's a great city to live in and getting greater. >> what do you think added to that mostly? when you think of d.c. you might think of political -- >> the power. >> you don't necessarily think hip and happening. >> obama. >> not only getting things done for the country, but, getting them done in a way that i think inspires people. >> all right. if we are on that cover, will you sign it for us? >> absolutely. >> save it fox 5 anchors. >> thank you. >> of course you could e-mail us your questions for the mayor. let him know what magazine you like to see. wttg.com. the mayor will join us on again next week. we'll get back to it. >>> right now, we are going to put our attention to -- hopefully we would share the cover with tony perkins. >> he's nice and brings us some food maybe. >> i've got to bring you food? -- a fine day in the district. lots of sunshine. great shot of the nation's capitol to the capitol building, and it's going to be a very nice day today. a mild day. temperatures in th

this was a commitment on behalf of the city, on behalf of the people of our city on behalf on americatry to get the olympics and paralympics in 2016. >> suarez: after winning in denmark today, brazil's president was ecstatic: >> ( translated ): brazil needed these olympics. brazil has always been a great country, a important country with an extraordinary people. the brazilian people are extraordinary and they deserve this opportunity. >> suarez: but jubilation in brazil does not reflect the challenges it faces in a long sprint to prepare for the games. along with stunning beaches and scenic mountains, rio is plagued by serious crime, pollution and infrastructure problems, not to mention frequent clashes between drug lords and police. billions will be spent to ensure the area is ready for the world to arrive in 2016. after its selection was announced i spoke to christine brennan without covers the a loim -- the olympics. >> even the most pessimistic forecast didn't have chicago finishing last, at the bottom of the deck. what happened? >> you know, i think it was a simple case of the in

it is part of an ongoing contract dispute between the city and unions. firefighters were seeking a 2% rate hike. >> firefighters, public's if the individuals, are very important. we will work with them through disparate but because of what we are basing, sometimes -- through this. but because of what we are facing, sometimes things will have to be on hold. >> today the labor department released unemployment is for the month of september, showing that employers cut 263,000 jobs last month, more than expected. that could spur fears that a weak labor market could undermine the economic recovery. brooke hart has more. >> going into the jobs report, unemployment creeping up to 9.8%. president obama seemed to be among those not expecting good news. >> it is going to take a number of steps to reverse the current top climate. >> last week, the number of first-time filers for jobless benefits went up, an unexpected rise. >> sometimes you just have to settle for a job just to pay bills. >> california's republican governor touted stimulus millions that he said woul

. >> the body of a missing baltimore city woman is found. and her boyfriend has been charged with murder. baltimore county police arrested 29-year-old tyrone web jr.. charged with killing mia nickels that disappeared a year ago. two hunters found the remains off ridge road in woodlawn saturday. autopsy shows she was shot to death. >> basically it was an abusive relationship. he was very, very possessive and often violent. and something made him kill her then that he became jealous perhaps of another man and decided to kill her. >> tonight web is held at the baltimore county detention center without bail. >> and baltimore police need your help to find a suspect in a violent home invasion and rape. investigators say on september 23, this man, hit a woman in the head with a baseball bat and sexually assaulted her in her west baltimore home. if you have any information you are asked to call the baltimore police sex offense unit. >> a baltimore police officer is dragged down the street trying to arrest a suspect. it happened right after noon toda

it's the friendliest city in the united states. it's the most diverse city in the united states. >> i wish the world all the best in terms of enjoying the games when they come to chicago because that's where it will be. >> reporter: president obama won't be here to hear the resul results. he'll be flying back home when the you winner is announced later this afternoon. now, there are cynics here who say the obama effect could backfire. he can't just waltz in here and waltz out before the winner is even announced. others say it could clinch the deal. michelle shall. >> no matter what you do, there's always a critic. charlie d'agata, thanks. >>> now for the frantic rescue effort in indonesia where it's fear that had thousands are buried following wednesday's definite investigation stating earthquake. through the nirt, rescue workers have been searching for victims on on the hart hit island of sumatra. the official death toll now stands at 715, but thousands are missing, feared buried beneath collapsed buildings including a hpt and sch

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