col. wood of 16 men was pulled out in august. >> pulled out?extended into the fall. >> we have a clip at the debate because benghazi was a big topic at the vice presidential debate. let's listen. >> our ambassador in paris has a marine attachment guarding him. shouldn't we have a marines guarding our ambassador in benghazi, a place we any there was an al-qaeda cell with arms? >> well we weren't toll they wanted more security and we did not know they wanted more security. by the way, at the time we were told exactly, we said exactly what the intelligence community told us that they knew. that was the assessment. and as the intelligence community change the their view, we made it clear they changed their view. >> blame it on the intelligence community. how is that going to play? >> well, maybe it will play well if the republicans allow them to get away with that. we've been saying consistently and we've been talking about libya for a long time on this show, this was a failure of policy. it wasn't a feel lure of intelligence. in fact, intelligence

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that is bringing in the drier air but also going to col our temperatures down as we head into tonight. we should be 69 this time of the year. we're on par for average. how about 93. that record stays in the books. here are temperatures. 67 to 63 now in hagerstown. that is where we're going to see the cold air source that will come down. that will knock our temperatures into the 50s and we're on our way into the 40s. take a look at our 24-hour temperature change. we're seven degrees warmer, but, again that will change as we are expecting some cooler air. notice the clouds starting to push through washington, dare rete counties. that will bring the wind shift, nine, 10-mile-an-hour winds. so that will usher in the cooler air through tonight. at 8:00 we're at 60 degrees, cool conditions through 11:00. more on abc2 news at 11, right around 53. we wake up to your thursday morning crisp, cool. maryland's most powerful radar back down into delaware. a few spot showers over central papa-- pennsylvania. not a washout. we're calling it an isolated situation. there's the cool front out toward th

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whole front shooting in out of col canada. hurricane sandy making her approach in the midatlantic. tonight, a powerhouse category one one hurricane. some of the abc weather bug, down in the sunshine state, not showing what's done. showers and storms coming in and down in fort lauderdale. the rain from the outer bans, pumping that area. in the coast of maryland, and not just the coast, in the entire chesapeake basin, large storm and potentially large storms sunday into monday. right now, 62 degrees. in baltimore, we have a dew point of 58. east winds at 7. misty and foggy all day, east breeze. we'll see similar weather tomorrow, generally quiet. temperatures are running in the moderate side. more than likely close to 70. perhaps we can get a few breaks of sunshine. still a good time to make the preparations. the next two days, what we're watching, two different elements. we'll talk about the cold air much it's 40 in des moines. we will continue to march in the country in the next 48 hours. it will be walking in the door by early saturday morning. that's component one. the second iss

. >> we can't get back to pence col la. >> joe ran the marine corps marathon today only to find his flight cancelled. >> we are from month biel alabama so we're used to hurricanes. >> train service isn't an option either. amtrak won't run until tuesday at the earliest. hundreds lined up to catch the last trains out of town. >> i was going to travel monday morning. >> they had to cut short their trip. >> we're trying to get on an earlier train and they were sold out. this is the only one we could get on tonight. >> amtrak says it's not trying to run trains abecause of the storm. >> it could play hask with the wires and put trees in the wires. >> at arlington right now you see we've got light wind and rain but that is going to change. by the way, even other services like marc trains and ride on buses are all being cancelled for tomorrow. so a good day to stay need if you are able to. >> as we saw in your piece ther of people visiting from out of town for the marine corps marathon. but a lot of them are stranded here. describe how the timing of this hurricane caught some people off guard. >>

so you know, on the one hand we just see -- forget pepsi and the other companyies, just coca-col spendsn advertising for sugary drinks. we thought it should level the playing field by giving people some real information that soda may cause temporary happiness in the short term, but in the long term, all too often, soft drinking contribute to obesity, which is a cause of diabetes, and other illnesses. >> and i want to talk about the specifics regarding sugar. you did pick on coke, specifically in this campaign with the polar bears, we did reach out to coca-cola for response. you may have seen this sort of response from them, michael, as well. they said "this is irresponsible, the usually grand standing, not going to help anybody understand the bounds, which is key from the group that studies this issue." enough said, enough said, part of the quote, as well. they suggested that we reach out to the american beverage association. they were unable to provide anyone to come on and talk about this or even provide a statement. they don't want to seemingly talk about this. but what they seem to

col. andrew wood ran security until august. >> reports indicated it was getting worse. >> five agents protected the u.s. compound. >> the resources provided -- that is why i asked for the resources. >> charlene lamb said "no." >> we had the correct number of assets at the time of 9/11 for what was agreed upon. >> saying you had the right number -- and people are in the hospital. it took moments to breach the facility, doesn't ring true. >> the state department says two u.s. compounds were hit that night, that killed navy seals trying to save the ambassador. >> the white house denied a cover-up and say the investigation continues. wbal tv 11 news. >> this time tomorrow we will hear from the only untested debater, as paul ryan goes head to head with paul ryan. >> and one of the biggest issues is focused on meat. we explain. >> 11 news learned the >> 11 news learned the department of it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new run

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tom col burn is releasing his waste book. he's going after the nfl this year.tself as nonprofit to avoid paying millions in taxes even though they bring in $9 billion a year. he mentioned a 325,000 robotic squirrel that is designed to look real enough to trick a rattlesnake. i don't know what kind of government project that is. he blasts nasa for spending $1 million researching food for astronauts to eat on mars. >>> gains on wall street. let's check in with mary thompson. she joins us live with more on that and the rest of the day's business headlines. >> hey, barbara. as you mentioned, building on monday's gains. strong earnings report and decent economic data. the dow up 113 points. nasdaq holding on to a 28 point gain. stocks getting a boost from a stronger than expected reading. in the meantime, in corporate news, a shake up. the bank ceo unexpectedly stepping down along with the firm's president and coo. the surprise resignation is coming after they took over citi. he's replaced by the former head of europe michael corbett. that happens immediately. the e

when i was working for president bush he gave me a book the he had just read col the aquarium's of p'yongyang. i hope president obama gives this book to everyone in his staff certainly everyone involved with asia policy. for policymakers and important book to understand the dimensions of the tragedy. thank you for coming today >> she showed that throughout come and when i talk to one of the actresses who portrayed her, she said since i was her age when i played the part, i think which is the confidence of youth, as someone my age i would be very scared again on a ski trail and go down for the first time. but joan was seen not to be afraid of anything. i think she thought she was

steve scully once again on the floor of the day col. >> we thought it appropriate to talk to a two du students. i want to begin with you, jake. was there a defining moment in this debate for you tonight? >> sao want to take this opportunity to thank -- i just want to take this opportunity to thank the chancellor. mitt romney kept hammering home that it is dave -- increase. that has been portrayed in the media. to have him say i don't want to cut the taxes by $5 trillion or increase the deficit, he made that clear. >> from your standpoint? >> one of the defining moments was when barack obama had to bring up how many times mitt romney left things unstated with specific plans. he said he wanted to change things that did not have a moment of specifics. >> you were among the 150 students in this university inside the debate hall. many people watching on tv expressing their opinions. from being in the room, what was it like? >> it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience to be here in the room as the debate is happening. you can see both candidates and their facial expressions and their body lan

the bay bridge toll plaza moves well out of oakland into sentences col.actor in a multi car collision that sent three people to the hospital yesterday morning. it happened outside of turner elementary school in antioch. just after the school bell rang. if the driver of an audi s u b ran a red light and plowed into pedestrians on the sidewalk. the parent and a school crossing guard or transported to the hospital by helicopter. an 11 year- old suffered . the driver suffered only scrapes had alcohol on his breath police are looking for a second person who took off running after the crash. >> her mom is in the hospital having shoulder surgery--a fractured surgery she may have internal injuries. i was told of his car came out of nowhere driving crazyturn3 >> and we're back as we continue to follow a decision 2012 as poland is tightening on wha president obama. not everyone is amused at the ad. >> prison obama returns to ohio with a sharper more forceful message but his campaigns continued focus on big bird is what's getting most of the attention. and almost ev

. >> new for you this morning in a very strange police col.ice and fire crews responding to a home north of vallejo. at 1:30. they found a knack naked man and several vehicles with broken windows. police tried to get the man to come out and they saw smoke. and a second naked man appeared with a rifle and pointed it at an officer. the officer opened fire. the man with the rifle was taken into custody. we are not sure of his condition. >> stargazers have been looking over no to catch a glimpse of a dramatic light show. this was a few days ago this fireball was seen in the bay area and reports of a loud, sonic boom. from mental se sonoma all the way to mendocino and the orian system we will speak with the space center about this amazing light show. >> the report from you and saying that roadside bombs are by far the biggest killer of civilians in afghanistan. the taliban spokespersons saying that this is western propaganda. they go on to say that they only use explosives to target foreign troops and afghan soldiers. there bus.. was impacted by an

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