walberg: is 12-year-old della orr harder giving john the inside track on how to get the best deal out of her mom or is she doing her best to keep a customer from walking away? you make the call. she's right here. john: well, there you are. talk to me about your sculpture. best of the '80s. it is '80s. do you have the artist? no, but it is a california piece. so what are you asking for it? ah, to you, $200. it's going to round top, texas. that is a great piece from the '80s. come on. it's a piece of sculpture that doubles as an earthquake indicator. (rattling) it will do that. real drop-dead, killer end-of-day price. what could you do? no, that's it. it's got to be up on a stand. it's got to be high, eye level. yeah, that's it, 200. come on, do $150. oh, come on, fellow promoter. $175, that's it. john: just walking an edge, but... right, but we've got to keep the edge moving. i'm with you there. $165. nope. this is going to texas. do you know what i can get for this in texas? nothing! nobody in texas buys this stuff. mom, come on-- $165. john: hey, listen to your daughter. she's a smar

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right now it's 42 at national airport. 40 at dellas. and the cooler air is moving in a little bit from the north. that's because of the jet stream. take a look. we're seeing that the jet stream is actually a little bit over us. this is going to change. as we move through tomorrow, we're going get a flux of warmer air. the temperatures are going to be up and down once again in the 7-day forecast. you have to anticipate that. we have to keep our eye on a possible system that will have temperatures that will impact. here's a look at national conditions. the jet stream is taking the dip and the cooler air is settling in. parts of the northeast are dealing with it. look at the west. the south numbers are gradually going to make their way toward us. eel move into the seven-day. lows today, into the 30s and 20s, a lot cooler as we move to the west and the suburbs. we'll see a little bit of cloud coverage here and there, and it will clear out in the course of tonight. radiational cooling means it's going to be clear skies with light winds. thos

are at 32 degrees in centerville across the eastern shore this morning. 31 in northeast and march dellasprings at 32. let's switch to graphics and we are going to be talking about what's going on on the abc2 most accurate future trend. you can see when this will work its way in here. the wet weather. we are talking more about the early afternoon. and then by around 3:00, 2, it's going to overspread the entire viewing area and we are talking about heavy rain at times. you can see it in the red, the orange colors here and when this is all said and done we can see close to 2 inches of rain. future trend will continue to have off and on showers as we go into thursday. now, future totals we are looking at this about 1 in -- one inch to an inch and a half and two inches is possible as we go through the rest of today and tonight. temperature wise we will be at 45 but that could come down a little bit. so we are talking about the low 40s because we will have all the clouds and that heavy rain pushing in. by tonight, 40 degrees and the flood potential will still be there. and here to check the 7

said of the divide in the country does get bigger as king of della has tried to do but giving scholarships to 140,000 saudis including women putting 30 women 150% with the power of debate this is again there really conservative totally inappropriate thing for women to be separated, covered, it is not proper in their lanes as they do these things the opposition grows it is a tug of war and there is a fifth leader after the death of a hominid. and he lasted 20 years when all but one was killed by somebody rather quickly he was asked how did you last so long? he said, and this is practiced by the royal family i hold a here between me and by people when they pull i yield and when they yield, high poll and that is exactly what happens when the pressure builds, the king passes out many or sends students abroad, if the pressure builds in the of the direction, these things can roll back as they did in the '80s. for instance they had the elections for municipal governments to wash away the 911 stain with the rest of the world women were not permitted to vote but there was supposed to be another ale

former marine and political researcher at the university of birmingham joins us now welcome there mr della barito. not beloved by his fellow republicans as sam's part of that has to do with his remarks on israel why no love for members of his own party well check cables for a long time he has been are critical of neoconservatives foreign policy he's been critical of a lot of extreme right wing domestic stuff on the g.o.p. members have done so that's the big christmas is coming and this goes back to during the iraq war when the middle the iraq war he was very critical of the surge is very critical of the tray as and all that sort of stuff so for a short chuck a goal has a long history of being conservative he's got a long history of supporting the military and being strong in american defense however he was all she's also very wise in some of his remarks in the sense that he was critical of the unique relationship that the israel lobby hours with washington d.c. inner city israel lobby not so much the state of israel but he's also critical of american foreign policy so that's that's a resul

live downtown tonight, lowell melser, della friend -- wbal tv- 11 news. >> alright, thank you. police say a mother killed her two-year-old daughter and disposed of the body. we know that 25-year-old chelsea booth is being held without bail, facing charges of murder and child abuse. investigators cannot confirm how kassidey booth was killed, but they are crediting at tipoff. they still have not found the body. morehile, we're learning tonight about the tragic murder of a mother in owings mills. detectives say the suspect and the victim, katie hadel, had some sort of relationship several years ago. they are still trying to figure out why he stabbed hadel several times. when police arrived, they had to use a tactical unit to gain entry to the home. two young children were inside, but they were unharmed. >> the policy of recording the conversations of bus passengers is under attack in annapolis. david collins joins us live with that story. >> the mta policy really has some legislators up in arms. critics believe it is of privacy issue. supporters consider it a critical investigativ

that's the news, i'm veronica della cruz, back to the program. >>> due to mature subject matter, vieweretion is advised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there you go. >> to the inmate in san quentin, it may seem like just another day on the yard. but the investigative services unit has something else in mind. and it could mean a bad day for inmates holding contraband. >> these guys can resist us. if they've got weapons on them, obviously we want to get to the weapon before they get to the weapon. we try to control their hand. we always watch their hands. they hide weapons in their mouths, you know, in their bodies. >> give us ten seconds. >> so, you know, you've got to pay attention. you've got to keep control of the situation. and just swoop in on them before they see you coming. >> gentlemen, hand on your head. this is just going to be a little search. don't pick nothing up. you guys slowly walk over towards the wall over here. gentlemen, this way. hey, mo, spread them out a little bit. >> slide down, slide down. >> you've got one behind you. >> go ahead, gentlemen, turn around for me. take your shirt o

matthew della- va-dova hit an off balance three pointer... one of his five 3's in the first >>> st.and gonzaga renewed their college basketball rivalry. last night in moraga matthew hit an off balance three- pointer one of his five threes in the first half. st. mary's goes up 1 at the break and things were looking good then gonzaga goes on a tear, 17-4 run. they go up by 15. the gaels mounted a comeback attempted but gonzaga won 77-60 the final. >>> and now to berkeley, cal and ucla, the bears alan crab shows why he leads the pac-12 in scoring. he helped cal build a 28-point lead in the first half and david kravitz had a career-high 18 points plus 13 boards including that put-back there. cal beat the bruins 76-63. >>> and to the farm a late run helped stanford cut southern cal's lead to one. jason randall for the win with less than 2 seconds left but it didn't go. the cardinal fall to the trojans 65-64. and stanford hit only four of 12 free throws. >>> play of the day from international soccer leone at tottenham. the shot was veering away from the goal until leone samuel tt redirect

a couple things are moving the markets, della greed to go private.to the market. also we got an economic report on service sector activity in january, that met expectations, earnings are back in focus. there's a little more for investors to sort of guide them on their way back to 14,000, carol. >> alison kosik, thanks. we will take a quick break, we'll be back with much more. stick around. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. whoa! you really feel all 335 foot-pounds of torque. it's chevy truck month! silverado was also recognized for the lowest cost of ownership. hey, what are you gonna do with it? end table. oh. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now get 0% financing for 60 months, plus trade up to get $1,750 total allowance on a silverado all-star edition. or trade up and cho

now, fortunately for della and her daughter, she walked away. but think about the trauma of that.bruary of 2011, the coast guard was forced to dispatch a helicopter out of kodiak -- so, you know, you're moving a helicopter from kodiak over here to -- to king cove. they were trying to transfer out a 73-year-old woman who was suffering from chest pains. a few days later, the coast guard tried and failed to reach king cove with -- with a cop at thcopterto airlift an 80-year-on who was also suffering chest pains. fortunately she survived. two days later there's another medical airlift that was delayed six hours from leaving. i just got the stats from -- from the coast guard from last year. how many -- how many rescue missions did the coast guard take on to go in to king cove to help those who needed help because -- not because the medevaks didn't want to go help or because it was going to be too costly, it was because the medevaks refused to go in because they will not take those risks. so what do we do? we call on our fabulous coast guard to come in and do the job. five times last ye

this is the landing that della trumble who came back to speak to the secretary this morning, witnessed as her daughter who was in this plane is on approach, and all of a sudden gusts come out of nowhere and this aircraft is pushed down, smashed into the runway. fortunately there were no fatalities. but tricia, her daughter, who also came back to talk with the secretary, is so frightened to fly anymore that it's pretty amazing that she was even able to make the trip back. the -- the stories, the stories are so real, and the stories are so now. and we think about those who aren't here to tell the stories. these are some of the individuals that over the course of years have died whether in an airplane crash some years ago where four individuals died, whether it's christine or mary or kathy or ernest or walter. these are folks who didn't make it out. but, mr. president, what we don't have here are those people who are living now who have their foot, barely, or who recovered from that double pneumonia, barely. they're living to tell the story, or their family members are living to tell the