barry tompkins, don maclean.ry possession becomes the possession of the game at this point. >> don: i wonder a few minutes ago where each player will go. all afternoon at least in the second half they've take an way both of those guys, randle and klay thompson. reggie moore has been more aggressive for washington state. it will be interesting to me. when you get in these situations, where do you go with the ball? and in these situations, players step up. sometimes it's guys you don't think it's going to be. >> barry: the big inbounds play for the bears. they get it in to robertson. now randle up top. they reset the offense. ten on the shot clock, they have to be aware of that. eight on the shot clock. randle trying to get around him. he came down with a huge rebound. >> don: pretty good look. when you're playing jerome randle for the three, you're right, reggie moore rips down that rebound. >> barry: randle has not made a two-point shot in the game. he's 6 of 9 from three-point range. koprivica, the runner, won't

>> don: starting to open it you up now. lavender, knocked down a big three. >> barry: both ends. >> don: didn't want the building to come alive before halftime if you're oregon. a couple threes have gotten the fans out of their seat. >> barry: fourth possession for the oregon ducks. and looked on by fogg. a good three-point shooter too. and leaves it for williams, and had a pick and he gets it, wow. >> don: big shot, teondre williams to keep it in sing the digits. most of the arizona fans sits back down. important for them not to let arizona go into halftime with a huge dose of momentum and they knocked down a couple shots here. >> barry: none bigger than the one. he hasn't played much lately. >> don: see the shot clock up there? two, one and bingo, right as it goes off. but the importance of oregon keeping touch. and you use that sing the digit number as a reference. you don't want it to be double pfoe stth.6co rein s ae sin thbean er hao fs their game yet. and aontat aly nnig d inllr t it's something special. it's on the

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>> don: we set him up for a great game. >> barry: takes the spotlight. >> don: we like those guys that bring it every practice, every game. >> barry: absolutely. >> don: raises the level, no doubt. >> barry: he lost the handle. the bears will not have to shoot again. you know, this is going to go down as a 16-point california winp this they end the game on a 15-0 run. the game nowhere near what it will appear to be. >> don: you chalk that up to the senior leadership. i would have love to have been in cal's locker room at halftime. i'm sure it was mike montgomery and his staff, the seniors, christopher, randle, robertson, boykin all saying, hey, guys we're not going down like this. they rose up, came back with the intensity in the second half and got a big win to keep them in first place in the pac-10 conference. >> barry: that's a gutsy win for the bears. they were down as much as 14, outplayed in the first half. the cougars played that well. they didn't play that badly. california, they can be the masters of their own fate, nine up and four down. 17-8 overall. the two arizona schools

don?centive offers to trade in your toyota, what about that? are they worth it? >> well, they're coming in the mail right now. ford, gm, hyundai, offering trade-in incentives to current owners of toyota vehicles. ford offering 1,000 bucks to owners of toyotas that are 1995 or newer. gm offering drivers up to $1,000 in lease payments if they end their toyota lease and turn to gm. and hunyundai is offering 1,000 bucks to toyota owners. the dealers claim they'll give you the fair price of the trade-in plus $1,000, but what often happens is the fair price is lowered by the amount they're giving you, trading in any scar is tough, and it's very easy to be drawn into a cycle of negotiation. bottom line, don't get caught up in the hype, get as many numbers and estimates as can, if you're dedicated in selling this vehicle. don't make the process too confusing. just work on one thing at a time. eventually it will blow over, hopefully you'll get the repair done and get it done quickly. i know people

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don? >> susan candiotti joining us on the scene. susan, thank you very much. americans will be glad to know the red cross on the scene helping out in this situation as they always do. >>> we turn to middletown mayor sebastian juliano by phone. mayor, thank you so much. sorry we have to meet under such circumstances. we know now at least five people did. are you still searching for possibly others who are injured or may be trapped there? >> that process will go on nonstop and could go for as long as three days. >> do we know how many people were working in the plant at the time? >> that's the problem. because there are so many different contractors and subcontractors that are working on this project, and they all have different floor persons and different personnel offices. that's kind of a starting point that we need to know. who was there today? the simple fact is that, you know, we're trying to figure out who might have been on the job today who right now is sitting home watching the sup

don back to you. >>> thank you very much, andrea. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage of you course and remember wjz is always on for updated forecasts your own live look at doppler weather radar and latest closings and delays go to wjz.com. >>> and the upcoming winter storm will be a first for baltimore city's new mayor. >> madam mayor you've been duly sworn may i be the first to congratulate you. >> it has been a little less than 18 hours now since mayor stephanie rawlings-blake was sworn in. she got right to work prepaying for the snowstorm. she'll serve out the rest of sheila dixon's term. dixon resigned yesterday following the terms of her plea bargain on perjury charges. >>> we are following a police involved shooting that we first brought you as breaking news last night at 11:00. three people shot in northwest baltimore. here is kai jackson with the latest. >> reporter: the baltimore city police detective was shot twice in the right arm in the 3700 block of oakmont avenue. it happened about 8:00 thursday night as

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don, back to you. >> that was susan candiotti talking with don lemon.ad one family story, and you can imagine the number of people making sure that their relatives and phrenes are safe. we just want to remind you, that you can go to cnn.com and our i-report section does have a looking for loved ones page. we try to help connect people who are trying to still touch base with their friends to make sure they are okay, and their family. we certainly hope they are. >>> hawaii dodges a bullet. we will have a first-hand account reacting to the tsunami warning issued after chile's earthquake, and that is ahead. if you have overactive bladder and you worry your pipes might leak (pipe doctor) ask your doctor about treating with vesicare. (pipe woman) then you could treat yourself to a night out with fewer urges or a day with fewer leaks or a trip with fewer overactive bladder problems. (pipe doctor) once daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to reduce frequent, sudden urges and leaks day and night. if you have certain stomach or glauco

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. >> don scott, here's what people will be talking about today, we may not be able to see snow like the north's but we're not out of the woods yet. the threat of high winds is out there and a winter storm and high-wind watch goes into effect for many areas. live with first warning coverage. more on high winds in the area, first marty in the weather center is tracking the system. >>> good afternoon. let's go ahead and talk about what is happening and what will go on. here's first-warning doppler radar. we haven't had any issues at this point but the winds are starting to fire up and going to be some light snow showers banding into the area. we'll touch on that. winter storm warnings are through the afternoon and the overnight and where the watch is. notice the dark tan, that covers the entire graphic. we now ad the high-wind warning into the mix. we have this deep area of low pressure, it's starting to become a very impressive feature on the satellite photo i'll show you. as predicted, the winds firing up and coming around the low and that is helping it. going back to doppler, that's sta

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after the study was over. >> as for don. the doubt is worthwhile if it helps researchers. >> but, of course, she hopes it is also going to slow down her disease. >> hopefully ends well and i am not a placebo and it works. >> melinda roeder, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> this study will last 18 mos. >> don is about halfway through and she said so far, her symptoms have not gotten worse. >> prius problems. the reason some of the cars are being recalled. and more problems with another toyota model. when the news at 10:00 continues. >> and taking a look at round three of the winter blast making the way through baltimore. a little draw line back to the west. but still another low out there. that will affect us tomorrow w more snow and strong winds. and... boom? boom. [ male announcer ] facebook on your tv and three times more very satisfied customers than comcast. this is beyond cable. this is fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> good evening folks. here we go again. hanker down get r

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don: ...no matter where you live. don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions.l 1-800-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >>> maybe ten minutes into the show, they asked the -- gave the command for the whales to start splashing, you know, everybody, so we got all excited, and it was obvious that one or two of the whales was not listening. >> explain, you know, swimming very fast, this is a sign that we need to let him calm down and swim slower and see if he changes his pattern. >> we saw it like it was like running miserably. we could tell like this whale was not in a good mood at all. >> larry: that was, of course, all after the fact. joining us for a moment is annette eckis godsey. she survived a killer whale attack. in fact, there's a tape of the horrifying event. let's take a look, and then we'll talk to annette. >> suddenly a woman is slammed into the water. she's completely at the mercy of the killer whale. annette struggles for air as she's pushed through the water. another trainer brings in a rescue pole, and annette r

don? >> thank you, derek. wjz has complete coverage for you. we'll be live at fort dixen's stenning tomorrow followed by the swearing in of the next mayor of baltimore. >>> a drastic new warning for owners of recalled toyota vehicles. transportation secretary roy lahood says you should stop driving them immediately. joe brown reports on the announcement. >> reporter: toyota's troubles just got worse. the transportation secretary says toyota's plans for fixing sticky gas pedals may not be enough to stop the sudden acceleration in its vehicles. testifying here at the capital, transportation secretary ray lahood delivered an urgent message to drivers. stop driving now. >> my advice is if anyone owns one of these vehicles, stop driving it, tyke take it to the toyota dealers because they believe they have the fix for it. we need to fix the problem so people don't have to werery about disengaging it. >> reporter: lahood says they are investigating to see if toyota's electronics systems are safe. more than 2 million vehicles have been recalled in the

don: ...no matter where you live. don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions.-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >>> welcome back. i'm fredricka whitfield. if you're just now joining us, we want to update you that the pacific tsunami warning center says hawaii is in the clear, no longer is there a destructive threat. however, what caused this warning in the first place, that earthquake in chile. and we're still learning new information about the damage caused by this sizable quake. it was centered about 200 miles away from the capital city of santiago. you can see the damage in this suburb right here. pretty extraordinary, some homes simply toppled, flattened. some officials say many buildings closer to the epicenter were reduced to rubble, just like this. the main international airport in santiago also suffering heavy damage and right now it is closed. our josh levs has been communicating with a number of people online whether it be from chile or even hawaii. i know a lot of the folks in hawaii are breathing a huge sigh of

don: ...no matter where you live. don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions. don: call 1-800-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >>> her crimes were horrific. unimaginable acts of violence, and her behavior afterwards, the stares and silence at the camera were as disturbing as her deranged leader, charles manson. among susan atkins' victims actrets sharon tate and her unborn child. investors say they were stabbed 16 times. >> larry: pam booker and tim mcdonald, they're with us here in new york. joining us from los angeles is james whitehouse. he was married to susan until her death in 1989. susan was serving life in prison for her role in the infamous tait labianca murders. how did you meet susan? >> she wrote a book in 1979, and in 1985 i was able to find it. i was trying to get out of partying and i found this book, and it was mainly about her born-again experience, but it talked about how she had turned her life around from death row, and it was hard for me not to decide that if she could do it from that environment i can

don's president could face face genocidees -- sudan charges. more problems for toyota. they admit they were aware of the faulty accelerator is a year ago. three schoolchildren among eight people killed by a taliban bomb in northwest pakistan. very warm welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. my name is mike embley. coming up later for you -- the growing global health challenge of dementia. haoles village elders in india avoid the diseas -- how these village elders in india avoid the disease. a record $104 million auction. hello to you. he is already the first head of state to be indicted for war crimes in serbia. now international criminal court has revived the possibility that president bashir will face genocide charges over the killings and max -- mass expulsions in darfur. the decision has not gone down well in khartoum. from there, we have this. >> president bashir may never actually face genocide charges, but his supporters are outraged that the possibility has been opened up by the international criminal cour

for more information visit don lattin.com. >> on your screen now is carol beck, an administrator with the school in maryland, with her aunt for students from the seed school. explain what the seed school is and why you were at the national press club's offer night? >> well, the seat school of maryland it is a college prep public boarding school in baltimore city by serves students around maryland. the school is only two years old and a neat thing about the school is that it is a boarding school. so are schools are living with us in college like dormitories during the week and go home on the weekends and the idea is two have that 24 hours into use and as well as we can say that all our students will be prepared for college. that's our goal. so the students here tonight are seventh graders and their already and have been talking about college are over a year which is when i came to seated and sixth grade last year. >> explain the philosophy. >> the idea of cd is a there are students who could really benefit and have life changing experiences if they're given 24 hours a day to focus on t

. >> larry: thank you, don. good evening. at least 214 people are dead after an 8.8 magnitude quake rocked chile early saturday morning. 2 million people have been affected. witnesses are reporting aftershocks about every hour. a resulting tsunami has ravaged parts of the chilean coast. warnings were posted in hawaii, while the surf did rise, hawaii is no longer facing the threat. japan is facing a major tsunami of three meters, that is nine feet. we just got new video of what the scene was like in chile moments after the quake. watch. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ] >> larry: let's begin with jacqui jeras, our meteorologist and cnn weather anchor. she is in atlanta. jacqui, for those who may have just joined us, what happened today? >> wow. the earth moved, larry. and it is such an incredible force. this is one of the strongest earthquakes that has ever been recorded in history. this was an 8.8 magnitude earthquake. we have two plates that come together in an active fault line. it shook the ground incredibly, causi

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the growing influence of wahabism: most egyptian women cover their hair today, and growing numbers donthe niqab, covering all but their eyes. it's evident even in cemeteries like this one, where you can see disagreements over allowing inscriptions on tombstones. >> so this says, "the most merciful, whatever" and then somebody says you're not supposed to do that so he erased it and you actually see the culture clashing in print, right before your eyes. >> reporter: ahmed tharwat has lived in minnesota for 25 years, where he hosts a t.v. show for the region's arab american community. he recently visited the nile delta village, where he lived, as a young man. >> this is all muslim, all muslim section. >> reporter: he says one christian family lived in the village. but there was no christian cemetery nearby so they're buried alongside muslim neighbors. this departure from custom prompted some debate but it was resolved by community leaders. >> i remember when the neighbor, my uncle, said he didn't hurt us when he was alive, why would he hurt us when he dies? and, i think, that... really ju

caller: my name is don. host: go ahead, don.i have been kind of shattered the last few years. i was kind of shocked when i saw evan by -- evan bayh was not going to continue. maybe he will do good things in the future. he is still a young man. i'd think it is hard for a congressman or senator or anybody to, and said the government and think he can make a big difference when there are pressures coming from the outside of this country and people who have a lot of money. i think it is kind of shocking. i am hoping some good things start happening where people can have some power to get into the government's. i love this country, and i can't seem to get assistance. i'm on disability. i cannot seem to get assistance from medicare because they are expanding it and i need an operation or i will be totally blind. a lot of things happening that i can understand what i love the country and i would like to be able to work in this country if we could have jobs and a way of keeping them here and make this country the kate chris riva was befo

don and marty will bring you the updated information that you need. >>> maryland shock trauma gets a much appreciated shot in the arm. $2.4 million in federal funding for an expansion of the trauma unit. pat warren reports, the additional space is needed to keep up with the ever- increasing number of patients. >> reporter: it's the number 1 destination point for the critically injured. and it stays busy. the university of maryland medical center, shock trauma, built to accommodate 3500 patients, now cares for more than 7,000. >> i don't live that far from here. and i see the helicopters coming in. at night and in the day time. and everyone time i see one of those helicopters come in, i know that somebody's chance of surviving and thriving are so much greater. >> reporter: personal experience brings a lot to bear on commitment to shock trauma. congressman elijah cummings lives near it. congressman dutch ruppersberger is alive because of it. >> my situation was, it's just war star -- stories. i had an out-of-body experience. i said, the lord wouldn't have me, the devil wouldn't take me

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the reality is a sloppy commute. >>> don. >> thank you. if you're about to join the rat race, here's sharon gibala in traffic control. >>> the good thing there isn't any congestion. plenty of other problems including a vehicle fire past 32, we have a wreck on route 23, another one on route 24. watch for another near by, a vehicle down an embankment. in nottingham there's an accident. another one on 152 at fox meadow court. a downed pole on underwood road. that means no house trailers or semis this morning. winds in effect on the bay bridge and also on the memorial bridge. no problem there despite the report of a near by vehicle fire. the west side getting busier. no official delay. the report brought to you by toyota. there's been a lot of people wondering about the toyota recalls, to get the facts, visit toyota.com. >>> thank you. the top of the news, we have blowing snow and it's more the blowing than the snowing causing the problems. power outages overnight and the airports are affected. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone

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here's don in pasadena. somebody was out shoving early this morning. >> we're taking a break and coming right back with more on the eyewitness news morning edition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> our audience is sending snowfall picks to a new level. take a look at this. this is liberty reservoir. not only a ruler in the snow, but an exact measurement. four and a half inches of snow. this is liberty road. take a look at some other totals. this one is according to script. anywhere from three to 4 inches. the sun comes out and 39 is the high. and it's 30 now. >>> yet to come on our morning edition. >> reporter: i'm ron matz on boston street. we'll check road conditions in the city coming up on eyewitness news. >> reporter: and i'm in glen burnie. it's the first significant snowfall to happen on a weekday and so far so good. that story is coming up. >> reporter: intelligent officials have a chilling warning for americans this morning. the latest is coming up. >>> roads are looking pretty good but we have a handful of

. >> don is the expense of staff, pr and on to russia -- gone is the expensive staff, p r and entourage that she had when she was mayor. >> i have been taking it easy. >> she is monitoring the way her successor has steered the city from back-to-back blizzards. >> there are things you need to do, and i think we did part of it. there were things i would have recommended that we do differently. >> inside the event, she joined panelists including a former police commissioner. >> we have made great strides in the last three years. >> she was not as willing to discuss the recurring question, is she sorry for her role in the corruption scandal. >> are you sorry for your actions? >> she expressed gratitude for the support she received when she accepted a plea deal and saved her pension. she has not began the community service mandated by her plea deal. wbal-tv. >> still ahead, a frightening and tragic scene in orlando with a trainer at sea world is killed moments ( music, toasters popping ) ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ over 25 flavors of kellogg's pop-tarts®. and the

. >>> wjz's don scott mced the event. -- >>> a shopping trip turns dangerous, gunshots ring out at a tennessee shopping mall and suddenly a security officer becomes a victim. >>> peta is getting involved, sea world's killer show is back up and running. but the animal right's organization says is wrong with that picture. >>> fine wine delivered right to your door, for now it's illegal in maryland, but a group wants to change that. why they are seeing some opposition, it's coming right up. ,,,,,, heel pressure. high arches. (announcer) people everywhere are discovering what's going on with their feet. dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center. backed by foot care scientists, its foot mapping technology identifies the areas you put pressure on then recommends the right orthotic. for locations see drscholls.com. when it comes to constipation relief... miralax is the one. it's the one. the one recommended by more doctors. only miralax is clinically proven to relieve constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax is the only one. >>> a day at work for a tennessee mall security guard turned

coming up on the acura halftime report, "the final score," then our pack ten hoops colleague don macleanns jerome randle for some inside tips on his free throw shooting. that's in a few minutes on the "acura halftime report." >> marques: along with quincy pondext pondexter. especially if he leads his team to the first regular season conference championship in 50 years. >> steve: eight seconds left. boateng with a nice feed to shipp. >> marques: got to work together. boateng, nice job. jerren shipp doing a nice job. moving without the basketball. finding that opening beneath the basket. >> steve: we told you cal led by 7 at the half in tempe. they're going with a tie. randle gets it to robertson. there's jerome. beautiful shot by randle. lead cut to 1. halftime at haas pavilion. a heck of a first half for the pac-10 crowd. second place arizona state with a 1-point lead over first place california in berkeley. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ nnou allat yp owhate alone. ♪ f lexus rx never has a e be signfeeltura ♪ see exusr. 7 [ mal th ♪ [ ma lf torie the [ ad a i'a flke arfly stin a b ♪ f floa a bly. fg liee. fgo

don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions.don: call 1-800-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >> larry: pam, you keep fighting, right, though? >> yes. >> larry: you don't let up, even though it seems hopeless at times. >> hope is all we have. it's hope that gets us through each day. >> larry: what keeps you going, tim? >> hope, of course, but what keeps me going, i probably just an unwillingness to walk away even. i won't do it. >> larry: does she ever get out? >> if -- yes, with proper -- sure, she can get out. anybody can get out. it's going to have to be something other than a legal system. >> larry: the governor of tennessee? >> i've written him many times an the children. >> larry: wanting what for the children? to let their mother out? >> i think the system should pay more attention to the -- so the children don't follow the parents. >> they can identify with their parent. >> larry: they have no interest in their children. >> not only that, children can identify with their parents and

don and marty will bring you updated information you need to know. >>> for tonight, new details about a man who was hit and killed by a train in howard county. the accident happened last night about a half mile from the end of maryland avenue. police say edwin morrow might have been asleep on the tracks when he was hit by the train. just before the accident, the train's engineers reported seeing something on the tracks. he said he did not have time to stop. >>> police responding to a call about a man with a gun, get into a gun battle. one suspect dies. the other near death. and one of the detectives is shot. now a witness tells mike schuh, police shot a man who had already given up. >> reporter: on tuesday, in this block, police say a murder over disputed drug territory. >> what we have been on the alert for is any retaliatory violence. >> reporter: last night, police get a call about a man with a gun. >> the detectives made their approach to the suspects on foot. and as they came around the corner to the house, the suspect at least one suspect, immediately opened fire. >> reporter: a

let's go to don in pennsylvania. don? >> caller: boo-yah from pennsylvania. >> we whipped them in 1972 on an october day where i was -- never mind. that's a long time ago. >> caller: okay. thanks for talking about limited partnerships in the energy sector. i use them for income. i got a question. last week, hgt and pbt both paid their monthly dividend, but it was only around 10 cents. but around the dividend, both stocks took a dive of like 50 cents and $1 and then rocketed back up a day or two later about a dollar each. wh ch is way more than the 10 centdy dend they're pay popping. >> those stocks trade on the future prospects of the dividend which is why i've been recommending permian trust. let's remember, we like long-lived assets and we like mlps. if you really want the safety, don't go with those. go with kinder morgan partners. let's go to jim in new hampshire. jim? >> caller: hey, double bubble boo-yah, jim. >> i was going to give you a live for your die boo-yah. i like the double-bubble. >> i just got stopped out

don scott and marty bass will bring you updated information you need to know. >>> we have an update to last night's police-involved shooting. we have learned the officer in that shootout has been discharged from the hospital. the unidentified officer suffered a gunshot wound to the arm in the 3700 block of northwest avenue. that detective was investigating a previous homicide, when two men opened fire. one of the suspects was fatally shot tonight, the other is listed in critical condition. coming up at 5:00, witnesses speak out on how that shooting evolved. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. more drama for charlie sheen. the actor's car is found overturned. hundreds of feet down a california cliff. we'll tell you what happened. >>> i don't know how anyone could do that, knowing that my son is dead and i'll never see him again. >> the mother of a slain lottery winner speaks out. >>> michael jackson death investigation. his doctors sur -- doctor surrenders to police. but tonight, prosecutors make a new twist in the case. >>> snow is falling throughout maryland, but how much accu

don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions.00-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >>> evan lysacek is the newly mintd gold medallist and we'll be talking to him in a minute, but first here's jessica yellinsignificant in for anderson cooper for a preview of 360. jessica? >>> toyota is standing by the contention that the problem with the cars is only the gas pedal and the carpet mats, not related to anything electronic, not something bigger and possibly much more dangerous. but our investigation says otherwise. we're going to tell you what we found, and we'll also look at what some are calling the too cozy relationship between the car companies and the lawmakers investigating it. >>> also tonight, larry, a high school in rhode island just hours ago deciding to fire their entire teaching staff. 88 teachers all now without jobs next school year. the reason for the firings? chronic poor student performance. the question, is it time this happened or is the action too extreme? finally we're g to bri

that was don knauss, chairman and ceo of color racks. look ahead at the asian trade, how they may be impacted from the selloff on wall street today. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to protecting the things you care about... ...leave nothing to chance. travelers. insurance for auto, home, and business. >>> this is a special edition of cnbc's "closing bell." market selloff, live from the new york stock exchange, maria bartiroma. >>> welcome back. 2.5% selloff in the dow on wall street today, stocks suffering the worst one-day drop in eight months. how may this impact the brand new trading day in asia. karen cho joins me from sidney with a preview. good morning to you. what are you seeing in the early going? >> good morning, maria. that volatility you've been tracking will hit asia shortly. let's take a look at the early picture. i want to show you japan. tokyo stocks are bracing in the order of 4%. toyota likely to be crunched again the stock up 80% since the crisis around the braking system began. tokyo sfox are in for a very rough

host: we are talking to don peck, author of this article. you like to get involved, the numbers are on the screen. oakland, calif., tammy on airline for democrats. thanks for waiting. caller: good morning, please hear me out. my comment, number one, is the fact that i totally agree with you. i feel like the first stimulus bill was not large enough for most economists. i feel like a lot of people in the last eight years and voted against their best interest and now we find ourselves in a situation where there are no jobs, they're not going to be jobs for certain people for quite a while. and i think that the people fighting against the president need to be waterboarding and let's see what's really going on. guest: i think there is a concern in congress and among many people in the u.s. that deficits are very high right now and that we need to worry about that. i think that is married to the sense that, well, the stock market is rallied, you know, the acute crisis is over and growth has returned. maybe things will get better on their own. in f

don lemon. moments from now former republican vice presidential nominee sarah palin will address a national tea party convention in nashville, tennessee. you are looking at live pictures from the room. we are being told by our people on the ground sarah palin is in the room. we are going to get a preview of what is going on as we take a look at these pictures. we want to go to mary snow and juan carlos lopez with cnn in espanol. sarah palin is in the room. people are anticipating her speech. mary, the people gathering in this room tonight, if you have been able to attend any of the events this will probably be the most well attended event of this convention. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, don. there are about 1,100 people in that room, 500 more than attended this conversation in the last couple of days. some people told me they came to this convention because of sarah palin. they wanted to hear her speak tonight. in terms of what they want to hear from her is how the tea party moves forward. we

. >> good morning, don.e and most municipalities are way over budget. the state alone by over $10 million, but they say it will not stop them by clearing the roads. harford counties the only cities under municipal budget. the roads are looking just fine with about 4 inches of accumulation on the ground. now back to you. >> thank you very much. stay with wjz for complete coverage of first weather warning coverage. rebel wjz is always on. for constant updates on the forecast, your own live look at the doppler radar, go to wjz.com. >>> it's almost the end of the road at city hall for sheila dixon. today her final day as mayor. she will resign from her office tomorrow as part of a deal worked out with prosecutors. she will be sentenced tomorrow as well. the currently city council president will take over as mayor after that. >>> nasa and the space telescope institute have released amazing new pictures from the hubble space telescope, saying it appears to be a collision between two asteroids. the hubble is operat

don: plus get free shipping on over 3,000 other prescriptions.call 1-800-2-refill for your free home delivery. save money. live better. walmart. >>> coming up on "360," a major health care summit in washington. a historic one as well. a major political gamble for president obama. here's what matters to you. was anything accomplished? we're going to have the angles ahead including our "broken government series." spiraling health care costs including this, a $1,200 surgical stapler. i'll take you through an operating room to explain. and the cost of doing nothing to overhaul medical malpractice is leaving some doctors to practice what is called defensive medicine. guess what? we're all paying for it. it's all ahead for a full hour on 360. >> get back! get back! >> there's too many locks. there's too many. i can't do it. i can't get it off. i'm sorry. okay? you understand? i'm sorry. you hear me? i'm sorry. i'm sorry. get down, now! >> larry: one sure thing watching this film, you will not go get popcorn during the showing. with us, kathryn bigelow,