we sent surveys to the major leading candidates, including conti and leopold. it is listed on our web site under the politics section at www.wbaltv.com. >> and the race for ann arundel county executive has been largely over-shadowed by the slots issue. but voters will decide if slots will open at the ann arundel mills mall. research suggests voters are split down the middle on slots. >> early voting is underway. 11 news caught up with governor o'malley voting yesterday. kim dacey was out and about as early voting kicked into high gear. she showed us the governor wasn't the only one taking advantage of this new practice. >> vote! >> these students from george washington elementary are helping announce the opening of the early voting polls. when the doors opened 10:00 a.m. friday, there was a line to vote at edmonton high school. >> i came out to vote because it is my duty as a citizen to vote. >> the early voting polls will be open from 10:00 to 8:00 with the exception of october 24. if you are registered to vote, you can visit any polling place open for early v

in most polls, joanna conti is far behind john leopold. some might say this is dirty politics. >> this is an important issue. >> a lot of times, it's something negative is going on, people call for the person even more. >> people have a habit of trying to find fault with people, and using it as a way of getting another office, or whatever. i am still for john leopold. >> joanna conti says she thinks voters care about the allegations just as much as they care about the economy. >> as a part of our commitment 2010 night coverage, we sent surveys to the major maryland candidates, and compiled responses into a complete can edit profile list. it is all on our web site under the politics section. that race has largely been overshadowed by the slots battle. , november 2, voters will decide whether the slot casino will open at the anne arundel mills mall. >> early voting is underway for the first time in a general election. we caught up with governor martin o'malley. we were out and about as early voting kicked into high gear. the governor was not

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. >> victor conti is noticeably absent. >> seven years i said from the beginning, i never talked to him about it, i never gave him any. i didn't have anything to do with him using performance enhancing drugs. >> he thinks the bonds' trial is selective prosecution. >> it's really more about trophy hunting than it is about perjury because i think that, yes, athletes have lied and used drugs but i believe the government cheats to win, too. >> bonds has to be in the courtroom for the trial but it's unknown if he will testify. >> there is much more still to come, including a look at the obama administration's new plans to help latino students. >> plus, a last minute push to get voters registered to take part in the november election. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, dry and mild the next two days and thenman: empty nes new? woman: who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the co

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he said the changes he's made the last four years were good ones and he hopes to contie on that track. >> i think a lot of people watch the debate. families are focused on which two will be best for moving our state forward into this new economy and cleaner, greener energy and all the things we want for our kids. >> both candidates agreed that thepreelectionolls do not matter. they said the most important thing right now is that everyone get out and vote on election day. >> you will talk about this new quarterback this season skins fans forgot they had a pretty good defense as well. d was definitely on display. quarterback hall had four interceptions tying an nfl record. he returned one of them for a touchdown. in the end the quarterback was the difference as they squeaked by the bears, 17-14. hall talked about his big game and how he had support in the stands. >> it'kind of mind blowing. i had my mom, my aunt, my two cousins in the stands. the first ball went to my mom. the second went to my aunt. next thing you know everybody had a ball. it was kind of like -- we know we call three

and it is my challenge and my team's contied challenge to keep pushing the change forward. >> reporter: insiders say henderson has a good chance of being reappointed to this job by vince gray when hetakes office in january. back to you. >> okay. tom sherwood, thank you. >> what school chancellor michelle rhee will do next is still up in the air shelf made the rounds on the morning talk shows. she said she is looking for a job where she'll be closer to her fiance. she is everybody gauged to sacramento mayor kevin johnson. a former nba player. when asked about possible job options, she w vague. >> yeah. i'm going to try to figure out how i can have the greatest impact on education reform nationally moving forward. >> the final dayf the school system here will be in two weeks. >>> really wet. i started to say nasty and miserable at the same time. makingp anew word. whatever it was, it wasn't fun. the sun is out now. doug kammerer, it's looking good. >> we saw an inch to an inch and a half of in. the sun is out and it will be a pretty nice evening before the next phase of the storm moves i

with the popularity of that gubernatorial ticket, influenced the outcome of the race for baltimore conty executive. >> i think by looking at all of the signs around the county, and all of the bumper stickers, you have to feel like bob ehrlich is doing extremely well. >> of course, bob grew up in baltimore county. and i've known bob for a long time. but you know, we're running our race and making sure we're in all parts of the county. >> reporter: that's not to underestimate the influence of martin o'malley. >> we've had great unity in the party. >> turnout is going to be very important for me in areas that are traditionally republican, traditionally conservative democrat. it could be swing democrats. >> reporter: for both candidates, the mood of the voters bears watching. >> when times are tough, it's really not time to have on-the- job training. we want someone to have job experience. and obviously i have that background. >> sort of not unlike in professional sports where if you have a bad team and bad year, you're eagerly looking to the draft and the lookies that -- rookies that are co

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. >> and contiing right throh the clinton admistration. privatized, got marginal tax rate os on the wealthy down. we sort of succumbed to the supply side of trile down economics. nothing trickled down. >> but evidently the president believes in that because he wants to continue the tax cuts ofhe bus administration. >> yes, president obama has said he wanted -- >> for the middle ass. >> thais aery important distinction cause i think it very important to continue the tax cuts for the middle class because right now no class, as i have bee sing doe't have the wherewithal. that to the going to be the final solution for the middle class. they still are going to need additional help. but the top 2% do not nd addition continuatn ta cuts. they d't need the bush tax cuts continued. they sll and they will continue to spend a much smaller proportion of their income than the 98% below them. there is no reason, particularly given the constrained budgets that we are all facing, that the top 2% should get essentially what next year would be a 36 billion d

now is three miles and two tenth office a mile left to go to see if dave are youerudeo can conti hold leave. we'll c >> from wbal t.v. 11. live coverage of the "under armour" battle more marathon continues now. >> welcome back to the coverage of the 208 baltimore marathon. pictures from lake montibello. when runners make it to the point here you have gotten past the worse of the hills. it's straight across the city and then straight down gunning street at the shadow of the m andt bank stadium. >> this is our leader. late lead. david aruto who won holland 2009. first time ever in baltimore. he's in first work on mile 23. out to the leader campo six and sandra shaw for the latest. from our estimate he has a ten second lead. is that accurate over juan? >> he's, cardona is hooking strong. such a cool story. so many lead changes in this marathon. david is cruising up the hill. they passed mile 24 and he's not that four digit number so paid his own way and he's bit of asleeper it looks like. from kenya. basically, ten seconds behind him is 106. juan cardona who is looking strong and the guy

to american security by having 100,000 troops on the ground -- we have to look at whether we will contieo contrute. it allows the opportunity to read engage, should the taliban take control again, or allow al qaeda to reemerge as a real threat to the region or to the united states. we have spent $1.30 trillion in iraq and afghanistan. have lost more than 5000 american servicemen and women. we have asked a lot of our men and women in the field. they have delivered brilliantly, but frankly, the mission has exceeded the scope that we could initially have expected. i am more concerned about the threats to our security posed by an unstable pakistan, by iran, and by an endless war in a country where we are trying to build a nation where there has not been one in modern times. >> light on the campaign trail has he said -- y on the campaign trail has he said he supports this random time to withdraw all? iran and withdraw that he says he supports will simply embolden the terrorist to come after us even more. when we withdraw from iraq, we need to make sure there are nchmarks in place. those bench

we will contie distaffer temperatures in the 50s then into the sixties which is an improvement from yesterday call it back down into the 50s and 60s by 8 to. the numbers getting into the '70s is that allows the, fairfield, napa, upper 50s through san rafael, 62 san francisco today appeared around the bay mid to upper 60s and we could get '70s around the south bay just south of san jose. chance of rain moves into the picture friday starting off early in the morning seen widespread chance of showers just light rain at a big washout. by 10:00 a.m. we will keep shores into the picture best chance friday afternoon and evening is the north bay. we bring it back in on saturday as well but the best chance in the morning as we head into the afternoon it will lift. 7 day around the bay we will come up over the next few days the giants came to more should be nice. temperatures will warm up significantly tomorrow. say more sunshine tomorrow and wednesday but then we cool off for thursday, friday. >> bridge check mode we don't have any more hot spots the metering lights officially turned off at the bay br

they'll not be able to contie repairs until noon.hankfully the heavy rain long gone. we've had a few scattered sprinkles. but they'll be dissipating. all right a little sun breaking out around the region and a blustery northwesterly wind will climb to near 70 by mid-afternoon. clear tonight, chilly tomorrow morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. 60s for the highs on sunday and monday and a small chance of showers on sunday. a little greater chance monday. how how's traffic? >> the pace is much improved. no problems to report from the pennsylvania parkway up to the beltway, but still off on the brakes along 395. back to you. >>> ahead on "news 4" midday, >>> we're back with more of "today" on a friday morning, the 1st of october 2010, october coming ilike a lion here in the northeast. up and dn the eastern seaboard, as a matter of fact. heavy rains here "today." al's going to talk about that in just a couple of minutes. meantime inside studio 1a. a heart breaking story of a bright eighth grader, a 13-year-old from texas who shot him

one oso the energy mention of te future conties to evolve, but regardless of where your preference andpassions lie, i'd submit to you that it's undeniable that oil and gas are going to continue to play a major role in meeting u.s. and global energy demand over the next knew decades. energy is a top tier issue here hat home around around the globe and shell wants to be parts of creating forward-looking solutions. so this morning, i would like to focus on oil and gas specifically domestic oil and gas. today, we look at oil and gas in a vastly different way than we did 12 months ago. why in because of catalytic events that have occur over the past. one of the events is the tragic loss in the gulf of mexico that claim 11 lives, injured a number of other people and resulted in the worst domestic oil spill ever. imag were etched in the consciousness of people. our employees, our customers and neighbors, along the gulf coast are experiencing firsthand the damage to the environment and the disrugs to their economy and to their way of life. the second event is truly drapetomania mat tech shift