davis. and left the home. >> well he later called police and investigators say davis also admitted to molesting a former neighbor's child for eight years. beginning in 1998. the girl was five years old when the alleged abuse began. davis is in jail tonight on on $250,000 bond. >> a be anne arundel county fire lieutenant is charged tonight with attacking his wife. police say 37-year-old joshua could not be stable arrested thursday after his wife accused him of holding a knife to her neck and threatening to bury her in their crofton backyard. he is already on administrative duty. charged with stealing funds from a firefighters fund raiser. >> shocking news tonight. the death of former ravens linebacker tony fein. he died early tuesday morning. in his home in the state of washington. according to police, fein collapsed -- actually that was at a friend's home. and was pronounced dead an hour later at a local hospital. his agent is suggesting it was an accidental overdose. fein's attorney here in

. >> reporter: officers arrested william davis tuesday and that's when police say they began to find a long past of crimes. baltimore county police were tipped off by a cable repairman who spotted child porn on davis's laptop while working at his home on chalcot square where he recently moved. he admitted to regularly watching child pornography. he told police he abused a neighborhood girl and fellow church member over several years. he knew her from rosedale evangelical congressional church. police are concerned because davis was very active in his church which put him in contact with young children. >> we're showing his picture and asking the public to take a look at him. if they've had contact. if their children have had contact with him to please contact the police department. >> reporter: until recently davis lived in essex, held on $250,000 bond. live in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 5:01. an autopsy is underway in washington state to learn exactly how former baltimore raven tony fein died. you may remember the 27-year-old undrafted linebacker, the player that pol

davis also admitted to molesting a little girl he knew from church for eight years. starting when the girl was just 5 years old. >> i think he couldn't come back to this neighborhood. we have pissed off people. we don't even know him. you don't play with our kids, you don't mess with our kids. >> police believe there may be other victims because davis was an active volunteer in his community and rosedale community evangelical church. they are asking potential victims to call the crimes against children unit, 410-853-3650. >>> a baltimore man has been arrested in the deadly shooting of an owings mills man back in august. 30-year-old gerald sears is charged with first degree murder in the death of 51-year-old scott greenberg. greenberg's ex-wife found him dead in his home on august 22nd. sears is also facing armed robbery and weapons charges. >>> baltimore city police have identified a woman struck and killed by a truck yesterday. 53-year-old cheryl tenner was crossing the 2500 block of harford road near east 25th street around 4:00 yesterday afternoon when she was hit

davis is charged with sexually abusing a child and possession of child pornography. he told police he molested a little girl for several years. he knew no her from rosedale evangelical community church. >> we found out mr. davis served different functions in this church, sunday school teacher, youth minister and several other things. >> i mean, he was a nice guy. would have never known he was that type of person. >> police are asking people to come forward and call 410-853-3650, the crimes against children unit. live in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a 5:33. governor martin o'malley will likely go down as the governor that brought slots to maryland the slots commission voted to approve an extra 1,000 slots in a site in cecil county. pennsylvania-based penn national gaming submitted an extra $6 million in licenses fees halftime week so it could -- last week so it could boost the number of the machines at the perryville site. the final vote to approve the license should take place in two weeks. just last month the commission granted the first license to oc

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jennifer davis is here with how they're rallying their bases. >> reporter: well, will and maureen, since this isn't a presidential election, both campaigns know far fewer people will register to vote this november than last but with tomorrow's deadline fast approaching, both campaigns are trying to stress to voters it's important to have a vote this november because a lot is at stake. >> i'm a volunteer with the bob mcdonnell for governor campaign. >> reporter: at bob mcdonnell's alexandria office, they're getting the word out by phone. two sides in the virginia governor's race are far apart when it comes to policy, but they share the same goal of getting as many virginians registered to vote bid deadline. >> it sets the number of total people possible and help us get our target for how many we need to get. >> reporter: the g.o.p. has targeted 80,000 new people in virginia. but mcdonnell's lead is shrinking. [ indiscernible ] >> august we were down to double digits and we have closed the gap within five points. we've already turned it around. we're getting to win this. >> reporter: you m

the teenager william davis has assumed command of that district. -- deputy manager william davis has assumed command of that district. >>> it was back on october 28 when this woman was seen leaving her job at volunteer of america bridg. there was no sign of her until saturday when a pair of hunters found her body in woodlawn. there was a history of domestic violence between the pair, and police suspected that tensions escalated further when tyrone webb got it woman pregnant. >> nothing that gave us bad vibes that something was going on. >> he is being held at the baltimore county detention center without bail. >>> a teenager who escaped custody of juvenile but already has been recaptured. he is charged with covering and sexual child abuse. the 17-year-old escapee was arrested in the record -- was arrested in delaware. >> a weather system, a lot of clout, some sunshine breaks. temperatures are being held down a little bit. if you look at the hd doppler radar, along the chesapeake bay, the past couple of friends on the radar part. indications that there are a couple of sprinkles out th

>> davis: both arms, same bill, yeah. >> kroft: and you obviously have two good arms. >> davis: the same ones i have had for over 70 years. >> kroft: didn't anybody in medicare check to see if any of these charges were valid? >> tony: sometimes, they'll do it. but by the time they did it, it was too late. >> kroft: too late? >> tony: yeah. we're... already made $300,000, $400,000, $500,000 on it, and then, we will never send them nothing back. and then at 30 days, they'll send an inspector to your office, and by that time... >> kroft: it's all closed down? >> tony: ... it's all closed down. >> kroft: so they would pay first and audit later? >> tony: yes. >> kroft: uh-huh. there's something i don't understand. i mean, you're saying, essentially, people just fill out the phony paperwork, they send a bill to medicare, and they pay it. >> waterman: that's why you have companies that can run for 60, 90 days, and bill for ridiculous things. because there are very few checks and balances to even determine whether these things a) were medically necessary, b) were ever given, or c) even physicall

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davis: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2647, the national defense authorization act of fiscal year 2010. as the chairwoman of the military personnel subcommittee, i'm proud to speak for this bill which continues our commitment to our men and women in uniform and their dedicated families. i want to recognize the ranking member on the subcommittee, representative joe wilson, for his support and assistance. mr. speaker, i would also like to recognize the chairman of the house armed services committee, ike skeleton and ranking member buck mckeon for their leadership. these gentlemen exercise extraordinary strength to complete another solid authorization bill. i urge my colleagues in the house to vote for this conf@@@@@@na)@ @ @ r', the bill provides for a $3347b9% pay raise. it makes mandatory face-to-face mental screening for all returning service members. it helps schools with large enrollments of military children, it provides $30 million for imact aid -- impact aid. it also establishes an

now that boy named dakota davis is back home.re told young dakota has a syndrome condition really similar to autism. apparently he booked a flight from his home in oregon to chicago using his mother's name and his mother's credit card. how did you manage that when the ticket was not in the name and did not have an i.d.? well, the transportation security administration spokesman says minors do not have to show i.d. officials say they were able to locate young dakota by tracking his cell phone calls. police say the airline provided a free return ticket to portland and the cops made sure he got on that flight. the teen first disappeared last week but turned up the next day. then he ran away again. there are reports he may have been trying to see a young lady. chicago may not have the gotten the olympics for 2016. it's about the be the first lady to get the 40,000-year-old baby mammoth. take a look here. researchers found this baby woolly mammoth three years ago frozen in soil in sigh beer i can't. scientists say she was about a mont

but the davis study was conducted 12 years earlier. fees needed to know what caused the fog on december 11, 1990. doug fees heard about a scientist who was using computers to track weather conditions and pollutants. was it possible that science could re-create the weather condition on the day of the accident? >> narrator: attorney doug fees wanted to know if the thick, dense fog on the morning of the accident had been produced naturally or was caused by one or more of the local industries or some combination of both. to find out, he hired dr. alan eschenroeder, who teaches civil engineering at harvard university. his area of expertise is risk management. and he also runs a consulting firm which specializes in air-quality modeling. eschenroeder gathered weather information about the morning of the accident from the knoxville and chattanooga airports, as well as from two nuclear power plants -- one only 18 miles from the scene. weather records indicated that there were few, if any, clouds on the morning of the accident. winds were light,

. >> davis ireland has to be extra careful when it comes to food. >> i do have food allergies. >> reportert's been a life style change. at school, she provides wipes for all the kids, and her son sits at the nut free table. >> jimmy: alone. all by himself. ironically, the only contact he has with other children are the beatings. no nut table. why not just sit him at the wedgie table. do they have food allergies in mexico? >> no. >> jimmy: one more item. this is of interest to iphone owners. this is a new application called i am t-pain. t-pain is the music star, uses something like auto tune. that was developed, and there was a time in this country when, in orderer to become a singer, you had to know how to sing. and, weird, right? that's not the case anymore. thanks to auto tune, and, a lot of people use it, but master t -- what is his name, t-pain is the master. mr. t, master p, t-pain. [ applause ] anyway. t-pain's new app can take anyone's voice, anything, and turn it into music. so, we challenged him to t

davis from georgia says he's a religious man. after he scored on friday, he pointed to the the sky, saying he was giving thanks to god. the referees gave him thanks by penalizing him and his team 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. the rules say the player can't celebrate in an excessive way. the referee was not available for comment. davis says he will do it again the next time he scores. they play again tonight. >> i do think it was excessive. >> you do? >> no, no, no. i think their decision was excessive. when you look at the tape, watch. he only has it up for a few seconds, if even that. then it's back down again. >> i agree with you. >> i'm sorry. i don't think that he was being excessive. i think their decision is. >> i agree with you. >>> rush limbaugh blasted al sharpton and jesse jackson and the nfl player union on his radio show on being kept out of buying an nfl team. >> then of course the two race hustlers got involved and i got a call on tuesday you night from dave checkities. i'm sorry, i have to ask you to withdr

davis from fitzgerald, georgia, considers himself to be a religious young man. well, folks are upset over the treatment he got when after he scored he pointed to the skies, says he was giving thanks to god. the refs didn't like it. penalized his team 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. the rules say a player can't celebrate in an excessive way. the referee was not available for comment. davis says he will do it again the next time he scores. >> i wonder what our viewers will say about that. >> i'd like to hear. >> can't you celebrate at all? >> you can celebrate a little bit. maybe he held it for too long. i think they're overreacting personally. >>> strange. >> speaking of rush limbaugh, blasted the nfl players union for being kept out of buying an nfl team. >> then of course the two race hustlers, the reverend jackson and reverend sharpton got involved and i got a call on tuesday night from -- say, i'm sorry, you have to withdraw. >> it was a business decision. >> no more banging for this guy. bangs himself in the head. the seattle times, he told them he's n

jennifer dave sis here -- davis is here with this one. >> reporter: through a display they created in the shadow of the white house, more than 800 empty combat boots stand in attention, a symbol of the 800 plus u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan since the war started in 2001. >> there is no exit strategy. they've spent billions of dollars and we have no results other than what you see behind me, which is death and destruction. so our organization says enough is enough. we want the troops home now. they are our loved ones, what are they doing there. >> reporter: the memorial caught the attention of the wilson family as they toured d.c. for the fit time. >> it's just kind of sobering. it's not an easy answer. but life is never good when it's lost. >> reporter: military families speaking out, hoping the president notices their display since he's considering the request of his top afghan war member who he met board air force one friday to talk about the war's discretion. he's requesting additional 40,000 troops be sent to the region. >> they both agree this is a helpful process. general

paul davies, ibt news. >> in samoa the death toll from the tsunami there is at 150. at least 20 of those reported are in the u.s. territory of america samoa. rescuers are still searching through the muck and debris left on the island expecting to find mo victims. hundreds of survivors are being treated at local hospitals that are still standing. a u.s. navy ship carrying medical supplies arrived late last night, and australian officials are sending 20 tons of humanitarian aid to the islands. >>> the first plane of tsunami survivors from neighboring new zealand touched down in aukland last night. they gave startling accounts of the disaster after getting off the plane. many said they narrowly escaped the wall of water that came crashing down on them tuesday. >> it was right on the water. there was nothing left. nothing. we've lost everything. >> 170 people returned on yesterday's flight. the samoan islands and tonga have grown in popular as tourist destinations over the past couple of years. >>> close to home, the chill is on today. that mercury is falling out there t

joining us now is democratic congressman danny davis of chicago. congressman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> well, it's my pleasure. i'm sorry that your city and our country didn't win the olympic bid, you must be disappointed. >> i'm disappointed, but i also know that chicago is a city of big shoulders, people here have a tremendous amount of resiliency, we'll bounce back. i was thinking to myself back when i was a kid, there was a year that the yankees did not win the world series. we didn't win the championship every year that we had michael jordan, but we'll make it. we put forth a good, solid, honest effort and the results just didn't come out the way we wanted them to. >> i know that a recent poll showed that a huge majority, 84% of americans supported chicago's bid, chicago hosting the 2016 games. i have to ask you what you -- what do you make of so many prominent conservatives, quite literally cheering today when they heard that chicago lost. >> it's the strangest kind of patriotism that i have ever encountered. i am stunned

here is lindsay davis. >> the capt. is back in the cockpit again. >> i felt an obligation to my profession to come back. it is my profession. the u.s. airways family is mine family. >> they are piloting a flight to north carolina today. >> it has been a lot of fun being good at something that is difficult to do well. >> passengers who flew with him had no idea how the men who had saved 155 lines in january would be at the controls of their flight. >> i did not have anything to worry about, because you are always cared about flying. >> totally awesome. >> this was the same destination of the disabled plane in january. a bird strike disabled both engies on the airbus. >> [unintelligible] >> you lost both engines. do you want to try to land [unintelligible] >> we are unable, we may end up in the hudson. >> he used the river as a runway. this bausch landing was so smoot that only a few -- this splashy landing was so smooth. >> you now supervise other pilots as part of a safety team. >> even the most fearful flyer would feel

deputy william davis has been named interim commander for that area. >> a shooting happened this afternoon in south baltimore. we are told the officer shot the suspect who apparently had a weapon. investigators said the gun has been recovered. the suspect is in critical condition at shock trauma at this hour. police need your help in looking for this man. they say 27-year-old ricky hughes dragon officer five blocks by car. police say he wanted to meet with officers but became suspicious and then ran to his car. an officer tried to get the keys was dragged nearly five blocks as hughes continued to drive off. the officer is being treated at shock trauma. >> authorities arrested a man who shot a bb gun at a bus this morning. the driver was taking students to school when she stopped in southwest baltimore. that is when she noticed a man pointing a gun at the front windshield. police say the suspect are begun several times, but fortunately the windshield did not break. -- the suspect fired the gun several times. >> authorities say 55-rodney lewis's body was found inside his home yesterday after

police say davis had been text messaging with a girl in chicago and they believe she was his sole motivationr that trip. >>> and there is an alarming new report about autism out this noon. according to new government studies 1% of all children in america may have it. previously it was believed 1 out of every 150 children were affected by autism. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news today at noon, take a live look out side. bernadette woods will be back in 2 and a half minutes with the first warning weather forecast. >>> let's take a look at today's midday stock numbers. we can't live in a bubble. but what we can do is arm ourselves... for the ones we love with a flu shot from walgreens. ( blows nose ) ♪ ( coughs ) ♪ ( sneezes ) we're making it easy for everyone to get their flu shot, no matter how small their motivation may be. ♪ come get yours for just $24.99. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >>> welcome back everybody. okay. 47 degrees is where we started out the day. you see across the region it was a cool morning but recovering pretty nicely this day with the sunshine t. winds

davi cameron hasade his last speech before the elections next year. paintina grimicture face in the next government he insisted he and his party were lling to take overrom the ruling lab party, as opion lls at the moment suggest hwill. our political corresponden >> david caron and hiwife samantha have spt the last week mixing with activis from their own party. this speech was really adessing theublic. they will be given e chance to vote in a british general electn sometime in th next few nths. thwithin seconds of getting to the podium, david cameron noticed the challenges that they faced with a huge budg deficit. >> we will be tested. i will be tested. i am ready for that,nd so, i believe, are the british people, so,es, thereis a steep climb ahead, but i tl you this, the view from the mmit will be worth it >> e economy was not t only challeng he said if elected, thwar in afghanista will become his first responsility. >> and frankly, time short. cantpend another eight years making inroads only to ve them bac again, so our message should be clear. e sen

>>> letterman is next with larry davis. that does it for us tonight.ou for ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman.

carletta davis, american hero. thanks to our guests and especially to you. and happy birthday to my cajun friend of the show, mary! >>> everyone, i'll see you tomorrow, 8:00 sharp, eastern. and until then, good night, friend. vk -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm richelle carey. this is your hln "prime news" break. the nation's education secretary and attorney general made with chicago mayor richard daley wednesday to combat violence against school-aged kids. this visit was prompted by the killing of 16-year-old derrion albert. the honor student was beaten to death when walking to a bus stop. >>> the eighth anniversary of the war against al qaeda and the taliban in afghanistan was noted wednesday. a new associated press poll suggests public support for the war is decreasing now at 40%, down from 44% in july. >>> and the outgoing mayor of east cleveland says that leaked pictures of him in drag cost him his chance to get re-elected. mayor eric brewer says the picture on the right of your screen is him. he says that picture and others were stolen fro

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. >> reporter: jeff stine, "nightly biness report," davie, florida. >> paul: torrow, our friday market monitor guest is michl hasensta portfolio manager of the templen global bond fund. >> susie: onof bernard madoff's biggest investorss being asked to returbillions of dolrs to victims of that ponzi heme. former nework lawyer jeffery picower may have to give bk $7 billion he me investing with maff. the trustee recoveringadoff's assets wants that money retued to pple who were scammed. picower says that claim has merit. >> paul: if you're thinkin about buying a house or refinancing yo mortgage-- now could be theime. mortgage rat fell below 5% last wk with the 30-year fixed rate at 4.94%. the average te on 15-year home loans dropped 4.36. that's the lowest the 15ear rate has bee since freddie mac begatracking the numbers in 1991. >> susiethe nation's banks are being asketo pre-pay billions in iurance premiums. night's "two ways to play" asks the question: what's int for the banks? here's kevin dew of minyanlle and minyanville's kevin depew with some answer >> the f.d.i.c this week, said it

domenica davis, thanks. julie. >> julie: all right, well, the health care debate. it is getting down to the nitty-gritty and if you think it has been heated, well, just wait! it could get hotter. there is a chance the senate finance committee will pass health care by mid-week, and that is -- then to the full debate in both houses after that. will we see any bipartisan support, for a bill that president obama wants passed by year's end? is it possible for fair and balanced debate? we'll bring in republican congresswoman judy biggert and then john i can't remember mutt of k -- john yarmouth and, the republicans have the not been on board with the president's health care plan and any chance we'll see bipartisan support by year's end? >> you know, we were always hopeful, but, i think that the other side of the aisle, just chose to do it alone, and, never wanted to work with us, didn't really come and ask us to be part of it from the beginning, and i think that that really set a bad precedent and i think -- but on the other hand, you know, there really is a fundamental

davis is here with us. >> reporter: the agenda includes mapping out the next step for the u.s. military in afghanistan. a group protesting this weekend is hoping to combat the recommendations of a top military official who says more soldiers are needed in the war zone. military families and peace activists illuminate anti-war stands in the shadow of the white house. more than 800 empty combat boots stand at attention. a symbol of the 800 soldiers that have been killed there . >> there is no exit strategy. they spent billions of dollars and we have in results. other than what you see behind me which is death and destruction. so our organization says enough is enough. we want the troops home now. they are our loved ones. >> reporter: the memorial caught the attention of the wilson family from south carolina as they tour d.c. for first time. >> it was sobering. it's not an easy answer. you know, but life is never good when it is a loss. >> reporter: military families speak out hoping the president notice the display too since he is considering a request with his top war commander

for the past 16 years, 55-year-old william davis volunteered as a sunday school teacher and youth worker at rosedale evan dpelcal church. the pastor says no other church members reported incidents of abuse but he continues to reach out to families. >> as a dad i would like to lock him up for 50 years, as a pastor i would need to offer him grace because it's what god would want me to do. >> pastors say now criminal checks are required for all workers, not just paid workers. >>> looks like the acorn headquarters in new orleans is up for sale. the association of community organizations for reform now has been under fire for quite some time. the group is under investigation in several states including maryland. this comes after a hidden camera video surfagsed including a shot in baltimore. they apparently show acorn staff members advising a couple posing as a pimp and prostitute how to cheat on their taxes. >>> tomorrow is the first of five mandatory furlough days where baltimore city will be closed for business essentially. this is a sign on southbound 83 reminding citizens of the shutdown.

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davies was a starter for team usa.t's unlikely he'll play in next year's world cup. >>> lance armstrong responding to another investigation from the french. federal prosecutors say they've launched an investigation into several teams from this year's tour de france after medical equipment collected from teams contained "suspicious material." the french newspaper said that lance's former team is one of the teams being investigated. prosecutors deny it. they say they're not targeting anybody specific, but if you were cheating why would you just leave the suspicious stuff in a place where officials could find it? the team says they have nothing to hide and lance tweeted ssdd same stuff different day. >>> the 1,000-pound statue of therman thomas turned up in canada. a man said he rescued it from vandal trying to burn it. he said he put the it on a flat-bed truck. i would love to hear that exchange on the bortder. what's that p on the back of your truck? >>> fergie could become the latest star to co-own the miami dolphins.

davis: i thank you congresswoman wasserman schultz and congresswoman myrick for your leadership on this issue. some years ago, i decided to participate in a three-day breast cancer walk in my hometown of san diego. i had had a college roommate who with successful treatment had survived breast cancer and wanted to show my support. walking would mean being with many men and women across san diego who like her had fought the disease and i knew i would be supporting many organizations that have worked to heal them. i remember thinking about how i would find time to train for the walk because if i took it on, i wanted to complete the walk and time management skills and congressional schedules, i wasn't sure how it would work out. breast cancer hadn't affected me personally. the disease hadn't struck my family. i felt the need to walk with others. soon after i signed up for the event rkts i was looking forward to joining my sister and her husband for dinner and catching up on our lives, sharing stories of our children. i was actually really excited to also tell her that i had signed up for th

among those bringing up the gloves, a 14-year-old davis here in the dark top. he's known as tank.is a 20 12 olympic hopeful who so far as won 89 matches and lost only 4. morgan state won today in football in johns hopkins over moulin 40-27. that's sports. >> you just put 20 pounds on a 10 when i joined the national guard, i never thought i'd be saving lives. i put on the uniform and i have a whole new outlook on life. country, community, family-- that's what matters most to me. if that matters to you, go to 1-800-go-guard.com. >>> well it's never too late to put on your dancing shoes. a dance team for people 60 and older performs at emergency income nets games. this weekend, they put out a call for auditions. competition was tough to become one of the nets' senior sensational dance teams. nets fan as grahe this group as far is spec staters of all ages. >>> we'll be right back. >>> that's our report for this evening. be sure to watch "eyewitness news" begin agent the 8:00 a.m. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on wjz 13, maryland's news station. csi new york is next. ♪ bawitada

charlie davies is recovering in a hospital bed. team usa only has to finish the qualifying qualifying. their down 2-0. miraculously, they tied it in the 19th minute for the header. incidentally rogers had number 9 on the outside and there they are saying, charlie this one's for you. >>> 1947 and he got veiled in the first hall of fame class. richard petty was one of the five people on that list along with dale earnhardt sr. who died tragically in a car crash in 2001, and. >>> lou elbonno died. remember him from the cindy layup lauper video. lou died of natural causes. he was 76. >>> he was only nine years old. this is in the boston area. watch this kid go down and do it from behind the back and score it! let's see it one more time here if we got time. look at that. unbelievable stuff. in the next half hour, we're going to take your thoughts on rush limbaugh getting the bum rap in the nfl. >>> a student is worried that a knife may put his west point application in jeopardy. the knife that got him suspended. they said it would never

justin davis, american hero. thanks to our guests, but especially to you for being with us. good night from georgia, friends of the show, galen, john, amy, jennifer. aren't they beautiful. and a special good night to boca raton friend alana. superstar, swim coach to so many, including seniors like 95-year-old ann. to top it all off, alana and her bulldog, harley, never miss a show. thank you to connecticut, fran rose for these beautiful little hats and mittens for the twins. they love them. it's not even cold yet. we'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> when republicans attack, you need wonder woman on your side. well, thank goodness lynda carter will be in the studio tonight. actress and author alicia silverstone will teach us how to lose weight and eat right, all while we save the planet. busy, busy, busy. some right wing theories die a slow, hard death. on tonight's show, i welcome the mother of all birthers and i expect a very tough delivery. all coming up, next. 

forward charlie davies had to be airlifted to a local hospital after suffering several broken bones anderated bladder. necessary serious but stable condition. meanwhile, another man in his car did not survive. the accident happened about 3:15 in the morning on tuesday on a virginia highway. it is under investigation. coach bob bradley broke the news to his players who were hit hard by it. he was a starting forward for team usa. they play against costa rica and unlike bely he will play in next year's world cup. >>> the 1,000-pound stolen statue of bills hall of famer thurman thomas turned up in canada. >> huh? >> an ontario man called orchard park police and said he rescued the statue, which disappeared outside ralph wilson stadium from vandals trying to burn it. he put it on a flatbed truck and will bring it back. how does that get across the boreder? honestly? what you got in the back there? twhaes that about? how does he ut it on a flatbed truck and bring it back? fergie may soon become a part owner of the miami dolphins after owners approved the singer being a part owner of the team.

deborah winger and harvey weinstein and davy lynch and woody allen demanded his immediate release.hink woody should have sat this particular one out. [ laughter ] why these people would support a man who got a 13-year-old girl drunk and forced sex on her is beyond me. but i'm not in the movie business. i'm not a movie star. i don't know how things work there and we went to someone who does, we went to chewbacca on his thoughts on roman polanski and his pending extradition to the united states. >> he slept with a 13-year-old? that -- he should be arrested because that's just wrong. like a lot of times i'll go to the bars and i'll get girls my age like i went -- i snuck into a bar the other night and they put tar on the fence to keep people from sneaking in. and i jumped it, but i got tar on me and when i got in the club i started dancing with this girl and i got tar on her and she told me to get away. and she said i was a loser and she said i was ugly which i thought was uncalled for. but if he slept with a 13-year-old he should definitely be arrested because it's just wrong. yeah.

lindsay davis', abc news, new york. >>> one local school where students have been banned from a neighborhood park. >> and development on the stories of first on seven. they are looking for a new job. >>> 300 security guards did not show up at the public schools today. who was protecting the childrenl ♪ ♪ golden morning, family smiling ♪ ♪ gonna be a special day ♪ for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o' lakes all natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, all-natural diet... with no added preservatives or hormones. ♪ pure and simple, always natural ♪ ♪ our best eggs say land o' lakes ♪ land o' lakes all natural eggs. where simple goodness begins. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> just hours before more than 200 teachers were laid off, another big blow to the d.c. public school system. security guard contracts were suddenly canceled, forcing teachers to do double duty. we have more on the story. >> public schools and the district, teachers learned that for the time being, aside from instructing, they will be working security as well. at

planets, he is the sun. [ applause ] the thing that makes pryor so great, like michael jordan or miles davisael was great. he could take a socially con plex situation, make everyone uncomfortable about it and then do this thing that would make you explode in laughter. he would play five, six different people with depth in a bit. i mean, i watched him, you know, come up -- come up. when he first came around, and, the way he evolved from the '60s to the' 70s, it's astounding. his first concert film, pahe should have been nominated for an oscar. >> jimmy: cleto and i snuck in to see that, when we were much too young to be seeing that movie. >> it's astounding. and he, fortunately, was very nice to me. >> jimmy: now, you have -- this is your second book, and you get get great reviews. >> it's hard to sell books these days. it's a comedy mystery. it's a lot of fun. >> jimmy: but a real mystery, not a goof on a mystery. >> i play mais in the novel but i fold in a fictional crime. in the novel, i know martial arts -- >> jimmy: you don't know that? >> no, no. so, in the book, i kick people's aass. i

a police spokesman will not say why the 18 year veteran was suspended. i]william davis has assumed command in the interim. >> a yearlong search for mother of three has come to an end with the discovery of the body of mia nichols and the rest of europe or friend. on october 28 last year she was last seen leaving her job at volunteers of america. her car was found near the house she shared with her boyfriend 29 year-old tyrone webb, but there was no sign of her until saturday when a couple of hunter spotted the body on woodlawn. there is a history of domestic violence and escalators mamay he escalated further when she found out a woman was pregnant for him. >> nothing gave us bad vibes anything was going on, nothing like this happening. >> tyrone webb is being held without bail. >> a teenager that escaped custody earlier this week has been captured again and they arrested a youth counselor. 26 year-old tyra greenfield of white marsh is charged with harboring and sexual child abuse. the 70 year-old juvenile was arrested in delaware. they discovered the two were together the night before they

meteorologist dominican davis at the weather center. how is it looking?>> that snow will start in the cascades and move into the northern rockies by tomorrow, significant snow storm we have a lot of moisture moving south. you can see the rain on the radar this weekend located down to the south through the great lakes and it is going to be very rainy to the northeast especially new england. it is to the south and northeast we are going to be looking at significant flooding concerns through the weekend. here's the rain now this is tropical moisture coming in. it did give houston a lot of rain yesterday. they are still dealing with flash flooding concerns that will go throughout the afternoon into tomorrow with an additional one to two inches of rain. here's the same system, pretty slow moving. for the rest of weekend, through new england and northern new england you are going to be looking at heavy showers and thunderstorms moving through the area, can't rule out any severe weather by late this afternoon or this evening. accumulation from the south to the n

davis says her son is back in oregon and undergoing an evaluation at a portland hospital. >>> going groan green to save some green. if you know you can save money and protect the environment at the same time. here's mary bubala with some ideas on how you can be an energy saver. >>> our tip today focuses on the faucet. you can reduce the amount of hot water you use by using a low-flow shower head and faucettariators. -- faucet aerators. a mere 2 1/2 gallons per minute will save. for bathroom faucets, installariators -- install aerators. i'm mary bubala, wjz 13. trying to help you be an energy saver. >> for more information on how you can be an energy saver gto wjz.com and click on our special section on the home page. >>> a hot air balloon drops like a rock. take a look. as you can see, the balloon hit the building, causing the basket to toss around. on board were a pilot and a passenger who were participating in the balloon fiesta. after the collision, the pilot immediately shut off the propane. and the balloon made a hard landing. well, the passenger did suffer a dislocated hip. but the

domenica davis is standing there for a reason. to talk about the rain and snow in the rockies.what is going on? commuters dealing with that flooding there, she is not flooding but it is in houston. trapping on people on the way to work. what a mess? >> we do have some main problems in the south and brand-new storm system that is moving into the west and this is going to be well over a foot that will come down through the cascades and the northern rockies. today and tomorrow that will be the main brunt of this storm. ahead of it we have strong gusty winds that goes as far as down to the south. concerns with arizona where they are dealing with a fire there. wind gusts 345-50 miles an hour. here is closer look at the radar and snow starting to fire up. here is what we'll be looking at for the next 48 hours. you can see here is the system. very slow moving as it rides off to the south. winds will be ahead of it and where we have the shades of pink here and purple, that is where we're looking at a front if not more or a foot if not more. here is all the rain that was down in houston

car letta davis, american hero. thanks to our guests and especially to you. birthday to my cajun friend of the show, mary. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend. >>> i'm aj hammer in new york. this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. some of what we will be covering for ow the show. women over war over the shocking sex scandal. why is it some of hollywood's most powerful women are defending dave. should women support him? the unbelievable two faces of jon and kate. kate cries poverty isy and said she buying a diamond ring. jon said he despisesicate and said something different. are they the biggest hypocrites ever? why is mel gibson officially off the hook for the anti-semitic drunk driving rant and the naked burglar caught on tape. swine flu stardom. a look at all the star who is have been hit with the swine flu. that's your "showbiz tonight" news break, tv's most provocative news break at the top of the hour.