look at all the active lightning strikes, columbus, cleveland, lake erie. we will track the storms to pittsburgh and eventually buffalo during the morning today. so here's your forecast. showers and storms, detroit, buffalo, cleveland, columbus. we're dry from boston to d.c. and also through the southeast. and it will be warm for one more day. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're going to continue to watch warm conditions out ahead of the cold front. atlantic city, new jersey, you could hit 81 today. areas behind the front, much cooler. look at cincinnati, ohio, only 66 today. ahead of the front, enjoy one more warm day. dan, as i mentioned, this is going to be a warm monday and big changes as we go into tuesday and wednesday. >> so you're saying enjoy it while it lasts. >> this could be one of the last summer days for a while. >> put the bermudas away. thank you, bill. >>> asian shares get swamped, a major pharmaceutical deal in the works, and new york's best street meat. your early morning bu

the columbus day parade has been around for more than 100 years. the city funds the thanksgiving parade and the mayor says the money is too tight and in recent years attendance has been down. >> the thanksgiving one was pretty light. most people tend to come out in the spring, for certain events. we want to build on those and maybe do something in the inner harbor to celebrate thanksgiving, get people out into the community. >> we're disappointed they are cancelling the parades because of the economy. they have money for everything else but the parades are something that families look to get together and watch together. >> while the mayor says the city will reconsider bringing the parades back next year if the economy does improve. some good news, the christmas parade that runs through hamden will not be cancelled because it apparently attracts thousands of people a year. >>> we want your two cents. after more than a century baltimore will not host the columbus day parade. is that the right decision? log on to our web site, abc2news.com and look at

the columbus parade is believed to be the oldest in the u.s. by canceling those events, the city will save tens of thousands of dollars. mayor dixon says those two parades usually draw fewer people. the christmas parade in hamden will still be held. other special events are still scheduled for this fall. >> most people tend to come out in the spring for certain events and we want to build on those as well and maybe do something in the inner harbor to celebrate thanksgiving to get people out into the communities. >>> the police department is trying to find ways to cut budget. take home cars eliminated for lieutenants and sergeants and overtime could be reduced for many officers. fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> new developments tonight in the criminal cases against baltimore's mayor and a city council member. joy was in court today and joins us with the latest on this story tonight. >> jeff, in the case against mayor sheol will dixon, the judge ordered prosecutors to hand over two grand jury subpoenas. both sides presented arguments today. the defense a

the columbus day parade has been around for more than 100 years.e oldest continuous columbus day parade in america. the city funds the thanksgiving parade but the mayor says money is just too tight. in recent years attendance has been down and the mayor says the city will reconsider bringing the parades back next year if the economy gets better. some good news, though, the christmas parade that runs through hamden will not be cancelled because it attracts thousands a year. >>> you don't have plans this weekend? how about visiting maryland's wine country? state officials toasted the opening of the piedmont wine trail. the trail combines the wineries of baltimore and harford county. so baltimore county executive jim smith was on hand for the event in harford county. >> wineries generate over $40 million in economic activity and $12.7 million in direct revenues from wine-making and associated activity. >> 293,000 people visit maryland wineries and wine festivals a year. >>> famed actor burn reynolds has been released from a florida drug rehab center.

. >> the judge announced he have to make a telephone call to a judge in columbus, ohio, because, as of this afternoon in columbus, attorneys for rifqa bary's parents opened up a dependency case there, trying to get this jurisdictional issue removed from the emergency jurisdiction of florida back to the buckeye state. also, october 13th, that's the next date for court here in orlando, florida. and that could actually involve testimony supporting or disputing rifqa bary's claims that her father wants to kill her. as for blake and beverly lauren the pastor couple who took her in for two weeks not alerting anyone after she ran away. not only are they not allowed to talk to rifqa bary but neither are their adult children because there is a pending investigation whether they broke the law. trace: haven't investigators said there is no credible evidence to support the girl's claims. >> first the investigators in columbus police department in ohio and then ohio department of job and family services and then florida law enforcement assisting florida department of child and families all conclude

otherwise it won't be effective. >> in columbus, emily reemer. >> what a cure for health care?examine the whole thing in-depth saturday night. >> cure for health care is 10:30p.m. following the news at 10:00 saturday. >> she is my true home girl, so i am so elateed and so happy she is going to be joining us. >> i am loving her shirt. >> out with paula and in with ellen. coming up, reaction from the other judges about ellen's new idol gig. >> and hear more of the racey recordings prompting a california lawmaker to step-down. when the news at 10:00 continues. >> well, we squeezed out another nice day today. we saw the sunshine today. but the clouds really did thicken up late afternoon and evening hours tonight. and we're still dealing with mostly cloudy skies at the inner harbour. and it was chilly out there tonight on. 65 degrees currently at the inner harbour. and those winds are continuing out of the northeast. a little strong. at 15 miles an hour. and deal with another day of windy conditions for tomorrow. and humidity is up a bit at 63 percent right now. so here we go. radar

sold out once again, nationwide arena, columbus, ohio. mike goldberg, joe rogan.ime now for the heavyweights as rising star shane carwin tries to move one step closer to a title shot by taking out former top contender gabriel, "napÃo" gonzaga. shane carwin, a very highly-decorated collegiate wrestler, facing his toughest opponent to date in the brazilian, the experienced gabriel gonzaga. our tale of the tape for this heavyweight battle: gonzaga, just 29 years old, 5 years younger than carwin. they weighed in at about the same. carwin will have a 4-inch reach advantage. our referee for tonight's heavyweight fight here in columbus is dan miragliotta. shane carwin facing gabriel gonzaga. and we are underway! carwin in the red and white trunks. gonzaga in the black trunks. jr: gonzaga has big leg kicks. carwin immediately looking to take this fight to the ground. jr: good movement by gonzaga. mg: yep. carwin pushing forward. jr: gonzago looking very calm. good right hand by gonzaga and another one. mg: and again. jr: carwin's in trouble. his eyes just rolled there, mi

showers and storms possible any time thof the day, especially later this afternoon, columbus, ohio. only northern new england's going to hold on to that sunshine, portland, maine, 77 degrees, heck of a way to start your school year. well, dan, it's a tough day for a lot of teachers. i've got two or three in my family that were dreading today, but it's arrived. >> i think students take a little heart when they hear those stories because they think teachers are all excited to start the school year, but they're kind of trudging through the day just like the rest of them. >> good luck. >> we wish them all of the best of luck. >>> gold marches upwards, sweets skyrocket, and a curry by any other name. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, you won't believe in the length tabloid snoops will go to get the scoop on what's next for her "sex and the city" character. >>> also chris carpenter cuts down the brewers, the rockies make the reds field of blues, and the seminoles tcaugleht u in a hurricane. you're watching "early today." back to "early today," everyone, i

the columbus day parade and thanksgiving day parade cancelled. the columbus day parade has been around for more than 100 years. the city funds the thanksgiving parade but the mayor says money is tight. and in recent years attendance has been down. >> the thanksgiving one was pretty light so i mean, most people tend to come out in the spring and for certain events. we want to build on those as well and maybe do something in the inner harbor to celebrate thanksgiving, get people out into the community. >> we're disappointed they are cancelling the parades because of the economy. they have money for everything else but the parades are something that families get together and watch together. >> the mayor says the city will reconsider bringing the parade back in the future if the funds are better. if the economy improves. there is some good news. the christmas parade that runs through hamden will not be cancelled because it does attract a lot of people, thousands a year. what do you think about this? about the city cancelling the parades? a good way t

the columbus day parade and thanksgiving day parade have been cancelled. there will still be plenty of events in little italy for columbus day weekend. >> the top democrat on the senate finance committee releases his long awaited healthcare reform bill. so far, no republicans have signed on. >> the finance committee charm is still confident gop backing will come. today, he releases his healthcare reform measure without it. >> i expect by the end day, by the time we go into committee on final passage there will be republican support. >> gop senators have helped shape the plan. it would require americans to buy health insurance or be fined. rely on co-ops to bring costs down, no public option. >> are you fired up? >> chauz >> in pittsburgh, the president rallied for support. the president said he still prefers the public option. >> earlier he brushed off the punishment too. when we are done here today, we will not have taken any steps helping american families. >> senator expects his committee will take up the measure next week. iowa senator claims republica

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it turns out that a friend of hers in columbus drove her to the bus station, and that was only aftere to the friend that he would be arrested that authorities were alerted to this fact. rick: what about this hearing? is there a sense that today's hearing could resolve all of this? >> it certainly is possible. there are a couple of motions that the juvenile court judge is handling today, and one is a motion filed by rifqa bary's parents to dismiss the case, a motion based entirely on the investigations conducted so far shown no merit to proclaim that her father has murderous intent -- no merit to her claims that her father has murderous intent. so the result today could decide whether she stays further in foster care and we go ahead with a bigger hearing to discuss the evidence the judge determines to be found, or whether, perhaps, the judge says, "you know what? it is time to get this grow back to ohio and have ohio authorities handle it." rick: thank you. some of the biggest and notorious -- some of the biggest and most notorious leaders are set to attend the united nations general

is it the columbus day recess? it is not clear. neil: i think it is the columbus day recess. the argument could be that you lose someone like olympia snowe, a until now has been leaning towards reform, or at least a the broadest aspects of the vision by the president, -- or at least the broadest aspects of the vision by the president, and now, she is getting yhency -- anxious. >> they want to have these in order to give the faÇade or the patina of a bipartisan bill. much more problematic are the blue dog democrats that they stand to lose it sufficient outside pressure comes to bear from senior groups -- is sufficient out the pressure comes to bear from senior groups -- if sufficient pressure comes. if they lose that support, then they are really in trouble, because that puts them below the 60-vote threshold. neil: all right, so the way things stand now -- i have talked to a lot of people who are crunching these numbers, including john boehner, he and they say they are not at that level of votes in the house -- including john boehner, and they say they are not at that level of

. >>> navy opened up their season nearly pulling of the greatest upset in school history, facing columbus. today against louisiana tech. first quarter, louisiana tech up 7-0. he is leaving lots of guys around trying to catch him. it down the sideline. who do you think is faster? 85 yards, touchdown. 14-0, louisiana tech. maybe gets the ball back. running the option pitch, 16 yards, 30 to one answered points. -- 32 unanswered points. >>> johns hopkins enjoying a home opener today. last year, hopkins won the game in triple overtime. isecond quarter, the yellow jackets knocking on the door. he ties the game. third quarter, of speed right, 24 carries, 100 yards for the right -- 120 yards for the win. >>> great high-school game, gilman hosting dematha. the greyhounds were hoping to upset the stags. we are tied. second quarter, he goes to the air. the long drive, capped off by this eight-yard toss. 14-7 gilman. the stags win the game. >>> here are some of the stories that we're working on. baltimore church working to get guns off the streets. details on those efforts. get out your workout shoes

the columbus day pa ray and thanksgiving day parade have been cancelled. this year's thanksgiving day parade was scheduled for sunday, november 21st. an award to the families who sued exxon mobil. some families saw their reward reduced. jurors found ex-on mobil liable for a fuel leak from a station in jacksonville. each family was awarded around $1 million for emotional distress but a judge cut the reward down to $600,000. >> residence complaints prompted a council vote. council members did not adopt a total ban. they'd be open to considering it in the future. civil lib tearians say it is unnecessariry. >> should local governments ban smoking near park play grounds? send your response to watercooler@wbal.com. >> the time now 5:37. parents and students in a baltimore school heated up over steamy temperatures. >> tonight is the season finale, what one local contestant has to say about his journey. >> we don't have problems in the city. a traffic l how does jell-o sugar free pudding fit all that rich, chocolatey taste in 60 calories? ♪ ♪ oh, so delicious who

please welcome from columbus, ohio, ryan larose. come on out. great to have you here.ven years. >> this looks delicious. what is that made out? >> that's practice. that's rubber. >> that's not cheating? >> that's not what we use. >> you're an acrobatic champion? >> yeah. the last three years. >> why don't you go ahead and we'll see what you can do. i'll stand back here so as not to be hit by pizza. here is ryan larose, the pride of columbus. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. that's pretty great. ryan, thank you. beautifully done. our next one is from florida. here's sam neimeier. sam? >> hey, there what's happening, sam? how you doing? you seem like you might be a kid. >> yeah. >> how old are you? >> 12 years old. >> wow. how long have you been doing this? >> four years. >> you got put into slave labor? how did you get into pizza so long? >> actually, at the fair, i thought it would be fun to try it. >> you were right? >> very fun. >> you were a national champion? >> yes, for four years right now. >> wow, congratulations. what are you going to

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various people in the christian community in columbus as well can see, denver, all over the place a lotently knew about the fears that rifqa was feeling. >> i got you on that. let's listen to both sides. rifqa and her father. hear them both out. >> they have to kill me. my blood is now halal, i'm christian from a muslim background, it is an honor, if they love god more than me they have to do this. i'm fighting for my life. you guys don't understand. they don't understand. >> this is a cult group who kidnapped my daughter. and took her away. >> there is both sides. a daughter, a father. josh, prosecutor here, how do we sort this out? >> everything has to be slowed down. you have to look at it and say, who evaluated it? we have to know who evaluation and how full that evaluation was. this is behind closed doors. these are things that are not going to be said and another culture, another religion a lot of people don't know about. the subtle things are hard to get at. you need professionals to evaluate it. you need to slow it down. we are all interested the child is in a safe environment

let's keep the trend up. 83 in columbus, ohio. that's your monday forecast, dan. looking pretty good. >> live long and prosper, bill. >> yes. >> all right. thank you. >>> right now in the business world everyone has an eye on the dollar. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we know kanye west is a sore loser at awards shows but now he throws fits had his friends lose. >> yesterday at the u.s. open, brett favre with his purple rain. and the broncos and bengals. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, everyone, and welcome back to "early today." i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this monday morning. >>> this weekend about 50 taliban militants were killed in nato air strikes in western afghanistan. that fighting aim after an ambush that killed three u.s. troops and seven afghan soldiers. >>> two days after president obama imposed tariffs on tires from china, beijing is retaliating by launching investigations into american exports of auto products and chicken parts. now, that's seen as first steps toward

columbus, ohio, mostly showers, cloudy, and 73. across much of the region, though, fall settling in. some really wonderful weather across the northeast for today and tomorrow, dan. >> that's g. because people are still gripping onto their swim trunks. they don't want summer to go just yet. >> well, as we get into the weekend we'll be getting cooler. >> all right. the bad news. thank you for that, ryan. >>> home sales fall, oil slides, and blackberries lose some flavor. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, what in the world has lily allen so upset she's sworn she'll never make another record. >>> a huge upset in college football, and wayne gretzky ditches the desert. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm dan kloeffler. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> in washington, d.c., ruth bader ginsburg was hospitalized overnight after feeling light-headedness and fatigue. it came after ginsburg, who underwent surgery for pancreatic cancer in fe

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the city's columbus day and thanksgiving parades are cancelled. the columbus day parade has been around for more than 100 years. the city funds the thanksgiving parade but mayor dixon says the money is too tight right now and in recent years attendance has been down. >> the thanksgiving one was pretty light so i mean, most people tend to come out in the spring for certain events and we want to build on those as well and maybe do something in the inner harbor to celebrate thanksgiving, get people out into the community. >> the mayor says the city will reconsider bringing back the parades next year, years to come, if the economy gets better. there is some good news, the christmas parade that runs through hamden will not be cancelled, and that is because it attracts thousands of people a year. >>> after claiming they had been smeared the community group acorn now ordered an independent internal investigation. this decision comes after undercover videos showed employees giving advice that amounts to tax fraud. acorn employees in several different citi

we're watching some showers moving through central ohio, through columbus. these will head to cleveland a little bit later this morning. mostly cloudy skies in the northeast today. could see a stray shower in new york. up to 80. 82 inhe nation's capital. 84 in charlotte. more of the same tomorrow. still warm and sticky here but dry across the southeast. your eastern event of the day on wave 3 in louisville, kentucky, open your mind through books from centuries past by ground breaking scientists dealing with the stars above at fathers of a tron my at the frazier international history museum. that's our eastern event of the day. very neat museum in a very cool city. >> thanks so much, ryan. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. still three months before the debut of the new sherlock holmes movie. brad pitt is in discussion to play the detective's infamous rival more artie. robert downey jr. plays holmes and jude law dr. watson. sarah michelle gellar and presidenty prinz jr. are the proud parents of a baby girl, the couple's first

lat this morning in columbus and cincinnati, a chance of a pop-up storm. also atlantic city, new jersey, probably the best chance of being the wettest area around. well, christina, we will continue to watch this gloomy pattern in new england. we got punished. we had such beautiful weather. now it's eh. >> all right. thanks so much, anyway, bill. >>> wall street has a sweet tooth. gold jumps. and oil gushes. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, george clooney unveils his latest lady friend on the red carpet. >>> a home run derby in wa with. yankees have a flare for the dramatic. and another big upset at the u.s. open. your watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm christina brown. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a u.n. backed commission is ordering a i partial recount of suspect ballots in afghanistan after finding, quote, convincing evidence of fraud in last month's presidential election. >>> also yesterday, afghan officials released new returns that give president k

. >>> and speaking of budget woes, after more than a century baltimore will not host a columbus day parade or thanksgiving parade. trying to save money. on our web site we asked if this was the right decision. 63% of you said yes. 37% of you said no. >>> president barack obama continues to try to sell his plan for health care reform and today he held a campaign-style rally in maryland. abc2 news terry owens joins us with highlights from the speech. >> reporter: president obama spoke to thousands of college students today at the university of maryland college park. he pitched his message for health care reform to young adults because they are the ones who would pay for a big chunk of his plan. the president calls health care "a defining struggle of this generation." >> young people, it's about what kind of country you want to be. we are the only nation on earth that has millions of people without health insurance. >> reporter: president obama says he knows the fight will be a difficult one but says the coalition of hospitals, doctors, nurses and drugmakers support the effort. he once again

also columbus, south carolina. d.c. today a sprinkle or two. it's not going to downpour. just a little a annoying cool rain. look at the temperatures in the big cities from boston to new york city. you'll be lucky to be, you know, in the 60s. that's it. 60s. well, if you're watching wncn nbc 17 in raleigh, north carolina, emerse yourself in chocolate from the raw rain forest material to the luscious treats in a box at the north carolina museum of natural sciences. that's your eastern event of the day, christina. of course the cocoa bean. >> all right. thanks so much, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a few days ago jessica simpson's dog was snatched away by a coyote. now the singer is responding to people who are making fun of her desperate search for the pet. skeptics say she should be realistic. instead of hiring an expensive pet search service, simpson fired back saying her dog daisy is fast so maybe, just maybe she got away. >>> after two days on the oprah couch, we now know whitney houston did indeed use crack but consid

. >>> and what would columbus think? city cancelled his parade along with the thanksgiving day parade. >> a lot of people are talking about that. we participated in those parades, yes? >> the emcee for

columbus, ohio, same for you. we will see some gorgeous weather, though, in most of the d atlantic. dan, sometimes it's not fair. sometimes it's beautiful all weekend like what we saw in the northeast. other times you get what they had in the southeast, which wasn't pretty. >> yeah, i know. but then in a couple months from now when we're dealing with snow, they'll have sunshine. >> they'll be laughing. >>> thank you, about him. >>> what the fed has to say and all the other things traders will be looking for this week on wall street. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, let's just say megan fox's future as a top box office star is in doubt this morning. >>> a billion dollar grand opening ruined in dallas. jets try to back up their trash talk. and a troubled baseball player suspended for the season. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> in washington state, a killer who was on the loose after escaping while on a field trip f

. >> animal expert jack hanna is the director emeritus of the columbus zoo who has been introducing us to adorable furry creatures on "good morning america" for years. >> is that amazing? these are warm-weather penguins from south africa. don't have a skunk as a pet. they can carry rabies. >> but he's very serious, he says violent interactions are animals are up because of overpopulation, too many people and too many animals. are we encoaching into too much of their territory, is that the problem? >> no doubt about it. problem is overpopulation, that's my personal opinion. it's causing all these things to happen. we only have a little world here. we have to control overpopulation if these animals are going to have any chance at all. because they don't have a place to live anymore. >> as animals move closer to humans and perhaps more importantly humans move closer to animals, they're adapting. >> when they do that, they don't fear man. they don't fear man and that's where the problem is starting. like, for example, you might have a bird feeder in your backyard in montana and the grizzly

. >>> for a look at tonight's top stories -- baltimore's columbus day and thanksgiving day parades will not go on this year. they have been cancelled. mayor sheila dixon says it's a financial issue. however, the christmas parade that runs through hamden will take place. that parade attracts thousands of people a year. the mayor says it's much too popular to pull the plug on that one. >>> two baltimore city police officers are on routine administrative leave tonight after shooting and killing a man who stabbed an undercover officer in the back. it happened as the officers were making a drug arrest on orleans street and kenwood avenue. the bulletproof vest protected the officer. the suspect later died at the hospital. >>> connecticut's chief medical examiner says yale graduate student annie le died from asphyxiation. but he is not going into more detail. le's body was found sunday hidden in a wall in her lab building. investigators questioned this man, raymond clark and have taken dna samples from him. he's since been released. clark and his fiancee were both animal research technicians i

other areas just as nice like norfolk and columbus, ohio. still warm in florida. sarasottoday, 91. that's your friday forecast, dan. >> all right, bill. thank you for that. i did a little research. the guy that swallowed this piece of a spoon heaid he likely did it while he was inhaling his drink. he takes big drinks. mazing, though, rollers. speedy recovery. >>> stocks dip, american airline flies. and coke is it. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's a magazine and tabloid favorite, not to mention a favorite of the guys. but will that translate into box office success? >>> the red sox go for eight in a row. the mariners and white sox involved in a 14-inning marathon, and a ceremonial first pitch you have to see. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," everyone. i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this morning into a yale university lab technician has been charged with the murder of annie le, a yale graduate student, whose body was found on her wedding day. raymond clark was arrest

heavy thunderstorm activity up to columbus and cincinnati. date on good rain and manufacture through the midwest. that frontal boundary joining us as we get into the late afternoon by sat saturday, sunday and looks like there is more activity down to the south this is converging with to give us a chance for some rain. here's what it looks like temperature wyles. we saw the 80's big difference across the state. 82 degrees in baltimore right now. 83 in dc. down in fredericksburg 86 the warm spot and mountains 66 throughout in oakland. cool air there. looks like most part most of everyone in the central portion is facing nice warm day. seeing the changes from the northwest we see a front pushing through by friday afternoon that looks like that will drop our temperatures down as we have a northwest wind pretty much through the weekend and even see temperatures in the 60's asset kind of cools off for the weekend. tonight partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures right around 72 degrees. that north wind at 5 to 10. closer look at the 7 day

but the thanksgiving parade and columbus day parade the latest victims of the city budget crisis. mayor sheila dixoned the city hopes to plan other less costly events for the public. >> so, i mean, most people to tend to come out in the spring and for certain events and we want to build on those as well. and maybe do something in the inner harbour. to celebrate thanksgiving to get people out to the community. >> meantime the police department is still struggling to find ways to cut its budget, without impacting public safety. >> my job, and all the police officers of the city's job is to make sure that we're investigating crime and doing our darnest to keep people safe. >> unlike the city of philadelphia which has been forced to layoff hundreds of police officers, there are no such plans for drastic cutbacks here in baltimore. at least within this police department. >> but police commissioner bealefield said nearly 30 lieutenants and sergeants will no longer be able to take home patrol cars and the commissioner is also exploring ways to reduce overtime. >> i think, we can save som

she's in columbus, ohio, and helene milena is the worship service leader. she's in west yorkshire, england. >> i think there is an intimacy here, in any online set up, but at the same time there is an anonymity, and the two mean that people can be very, very open. it would be very unusual in real life to meet someone and ten minutes later be knowing about their difficulties with their marriage, or something of that nature. >> reporter: in order to accommodate attendees from around the world, the virtual church is now offering seven services a week. >> straightaway it is the opportunity to mingle with people all around the world. in a typical service there will be about 20 nations represented in our community. i love the richness. regardless of where we are in the world, we can come together and worship. >> reporter: second lifers tend to become hooked on the experience. michael adcock says he was spending 12 or more hours a day for awhile. this can have negative consequences on real-world relationships. there have been at least two highly publicized divorce

police in columbus are hoping this surveillance video will lead them to the attackers.t stems from a case of road rage. the victim says the couple followed him to the gas station after a dispute on the road. it ended with the man knocking the victim out there on the ground. even more stunning, no one appears to help the victim who is left lying there on the ground. one man steps over him and keeps on walking. help eventually arrived. the victim is now recovering from several facial fractures. >>> do you remember this scene right here? a massive fire destroyed a mansion in orthwest d.c. firefighters say low water pressure hampered their firefight. tonight questions remain about the city's fire hydrants. fox 5's karen gray houston tells us one city council is now blaming the fire chief. >> reporter: the fire hydrant closest to the burned out cafritz mansion has a red band around it signifying it's usable but firefighters can expect low water volume. disturbing for some area residents. >> the hydrant directly across the street from my own house i know they can't use for a

ahora vaements lo que pasó en concacaf, cruz azul visitó a columbus crew, a ceballos encendió el motore trata de juan uribe, pegó jonrón de dos carreras en el boxeo nuestro amigo, ricardo mallorga cambia de deporte, ándale, el famoso matadorunivisttmsrkp anuprimer a en apr impach@bízoich@unionprime se vale de todo. muy bien y vamos a terminar con otra más de fútbol mexicano, nuestro amigo rafael le brij será el nuevo presidente deportivo de las chivas de guadalaja guadalajara. >>> hoyh@primer impactoh@tyvksqx cada vez más inmigrantes hispanos atacados por presunto odio racial. era una tarde de verano en massachusetts da maun un jardinero 30 a nos estaba durmiendo aquí, cuando fue brutalmente golpeado por 6 niños entre 11 y 14 años después que lo agarraron ahí, no se como escuché que tenían un cartón lo metieron y se loh@ llevaron por allá. >>> y llegando encontraron nuestro pedazos de bloques y ladrillos, piedras con eso lo ban acabando. >>> la madre de damian cuenta e la crueldad, notoh@tyvksqdjlk@ tyvksqovtkph@primer impactoh@ty, se fueron el inmigrante fue hallado casi muerto por la

. >>> metro rideers mark your calendar friday evening, october 9th, thursday october 13th, columbus day weekend, no green or yellow line service at three metro stops. waterfront seu, navy memorial and laflont plaza. >>> metro anticipating a big budget deficit next year. we will learn more on thursday when the board takes a look at the numbers. meantime metro officials say at this point they cannot rule out fare increases. >>> a fan goes that extra mile to get the attention of george clooney. >>> find out how to get the look on michelle obama's arm. >>> forecast. overnight look for mostly cloudy skies. a few showers are possible but not much. low temperatures upper 50s to mpd-h s.rtnoea stth9ne h rteast urerteesat ght ri. 10 blorratures right co e.er mfortable. etno everyone is the 60s. mid-60s from gaithersburg to d enna down to woodbridge an fredg.ckur sbfra look ahead to the weekend. stay tuned. sb@cbs fa >>> welcome back. here is your forecast first. wednesday just a few showers. little more activity wednesday night. 73. although most of it now may hold off until thursday and cool on

york city, ohio state was trying to hold on and beat number three southern cal at the horseshoe in columbus. the trojans and buck eyes and pryor off to a bad start. and he is down inside the five-yard line and trojans take over and struggle on the first down, struggle on second and third. fourth and goal, what are you going to do? go for it. why not? that is pete carroll football. buck eyes answer. pryor steps into the throw and finds the seam and james sanzenbacher down inside the five. that led to an ohio state touchdown tying the game at seven. pryor 11 of 25, 177 yards. trojans on the wrong end of this one. a safety and pryor thinking maybe we will hop up to number two if we win. 14 and 10 and trojans tailing. true freshman joe mcknight down to the 37 yard line. the freshman, barkley, lost it and mccoy haul its in. barkley hooks up with 10 different receivers for 191 yards. first and goal and a minute to go. hands off to stafon johnson. up one and go for two. barkley dumps to joe mcknight. 105 hotel yards. southern cal up. buck eyes have to get past mid-field and try for hail mary. pryo

this is columbus where two thousand flags were arranged in the shape of the pentagon and the twin towers. >>> here in maryland, they plan to participate in the project. they will bill homes on fayette street and build nine homes in nine days. >>> a pimp, a prostitute and a hidden camera. it's the youtube video raising eyebrows. two area acorn workers seen on videotape giving tax advice to two supposed sex workers. live with more on this. >> good morning, all of this was a set up, it involved a fake pimp, a fake prostitute and these acorn workers fell for it. >> reporter: the video on youtube shows a man and woman walking into the acorn office on 25th street in july with a hidden camera and talked to two employees. it's unclear what they were seeking but prostitution and taxes were discussed. >> dancing,. >> it's not dancing trust me. >> dancing is considered an art. >> sex is kind of like dancing, right? >> it's played on youtube but questioned whether acorn was running illegal activity. >> there's going to be 13 girls coming into the house. we don't want it causing problems. >> reporter

sergeant edwin johnson of columbus, georgia.eutenant michael johnson of the beach and petty officer third riverbank, california. and as we leave you tonight, new york city's tribute in life to the victims of 9/11. "larryin

columbus, ohio. two burglars hit a sports bar in the middle of the night. quickly spots the cameras outside their latest target. >> they were just looking for the best possible way to get in, and then i think they noticed the cameras, so then they n! realize how extensive the surveillance system is. >> we have two outside and two inside. he thought maybe if he cut those outside that he probably thought everything was okay. >> narrator: now every step of their crime is recorded, as the bagman smashes the jukebox with a sledgehammer. >> it took him three or four hits to get into it, which told me he's done it many times before. he knew exactly what he was doing, knew exactly where to hit it. >> narrator: the sound system isn't the treasure trove the bashing bandit was hoping for. while his accomplice guards the door, the shaved-headed thug's exploits stay well within camera range. he pounds the cash register open, but there's hardly any money inside. >> we had $100 that was in it that we keep overnight -- well, that we used to keep overnight. >> narrator: so

they say the couple followed him to this gas station in columbus, ohio, because he honked his horn.take a look at all the people who are ignoring this. see him on the ground? they did not even come over to help him, and, in fact, it took several minutes for a woman to, and call 911. a lawyer for the girl was kidnapped at the age of 11 and held in the backyard for about 18 years says that jaycee lee dugard will testify against her captors. police say that garrido kidnapped her, raped her, and fathered her two children. dugard's lawyer says that she has some misgivings, but she acknowledges terrible and bad things were done to her. the woman is now 29 years old. new ddos denied in the unsolved deaths that has fueled a lot of speculation -- new details tonight. he was a teacher and part-time government census worker. investigators found him near a cemetery in eastern kentucky in the national forest, and they say his body was hanging from a tree, but his feet were touching the ground. somebody had written the word "fed" f-e-d on his chest. but they will not say if it was murder or suici

. >> reporter: little italy will hold a replaying at the columbus sculpture. the city has funded police overtime, blocking the streets and insurance costs. the community raised the rest. >> we had struggled in years to maintain the public's interest in the parade and the exceedingly increasing expense. >> things were changed years ago. and the boat doesn't dock in the harbor anymore. so the new generation is coming here. >> reporter: the mayor said that the thanksgiving parade had waned in popularity. but more popular parades won't be cut. >> both of the events that you're talking about are smaller than the more popular events. >> reporter: we're back live in hampden with tom curr. december the sixth is the parade? >> that's correct. we're till on. the sponsors have come through. and we're independent of a lot of city. everything we pay for. all our sponsors in hampden, mayfield help us and this year they're still coming through for us. >> reporter: 37th year for the mayor's christmas parade. right in. >> that's right. it started in 1937 with mayor sheaffer. >

and with its agreement with the u.n., and i think they can confine his travel to his 25 miles from columbus circle and midtown, and the police can say, "no, you cannot go to ground zero," as they did last year. greta: who is, by the way, coming to this party? >> iranian expatriates. there are people who lived here and who have family there, and they are on the surface innocuous. i do not know if it is political indoctrination, but they are alcohol-free, pork-free event. greta: what is his reaction to get a bg poll from these dotel as for his party's? >> -- his reaction to getting the heave-ho from these hotels for his parties? >> there was a very nice catering place, and that did not happen, and then essex house. i guess they are giving up the ghost. greta: when is he going home? >> i guess liz week. he talked to "the washington post" and some other networks -- i guess this week. greta: what about muammar qaddafi? are they more receptive to improve >> not only him, but his tent -- are the more receptive to him? >> not only him, but his tent, and there were some zoning laws, so he has had a

starting out with new york city sunri sunrise, it's a live shot from columbus circle on top of our timewarnerce shot? temperatures about 72 degrees feeling more fall-like. temperatures tomorrow into the 70s once again. should be dry for most of the day. east window in new york will slow you down at the airport. the east side waking up to beautiful skies. as for the rest of the country not so nice. low pressure south of chicago, upper level low stationary across western parts of kansas, nebraska, eastern colorado, too, getting more rainfall around denver this morning and you get down to the south farther, you can see memphis, showers coming up out of the south taken pools on in quickly around the nation's capital. it looks like the rain is basically halting right around that mason dixon line but it's moving due east and going to drift down to the south later today, too. rain is going to be heavy at times around washington. watch for delays. at the airports, reagan and dulles, too. off to the west you can see the rain stretching down the mississippi valley and picks up in intensity around des m