on game day thursday night, ravens fans flooded downtown baltimore in a sea of tailgaters. >> we hopeo beat the steelers. >> hope? we are beating them. thisr all of the buzz in under the lights showdown with pittsburgh, a dark loud hangs over charm city. moves for thed ravens. >> this week they terminated ray rice and the nfl suspended him after video surfaced showing the star running back knocking out his then fiancÉe, now wife, during a fight in february. >> he did something wrong. he got caught. >> a season ticket holder. >> it is important to make sure that my sons understand that that is not how you treat somebody. >> most fans we spoke with ink rice -- think rice does not belong in the ravens jersey. shocking.s >> the young lady could've died. when i saw it, i thought, she's really unconscious. >> some fans say that the nfl acted arbitrarily and that there should be room for forgiveness. >> the man made one mistake. he does so much good for the community. i have met him personally. he is a standup guy. i just feel he deserves a second chance. >> ray rice jerseys were a rare sigh

a monument which still stand in downtown baltimore and has become a symbol of the city itself.he other defender was private william williams. born enslaved in prince george's county under the name frederick hall, he escaped from slavery and changed his name to william williams and joined the united states army. he, too, was mortally wounded here. this morning, like 200 years ago, a cross-section of america stands in this fort represented by all of you and by those who will read all four verses of key's song. the words paint a picture of what it was like to be with key on that september morning in 1814. t is my privilege and honor to introduce the following individuals who will read each a erse of the "star-spangled banner. caroline christensen, student, fort mchenry volunteer, representing the youth and future of our nation. ms. cruz, american international boxing champion, singer and aspiring olympian. general colin powell, a statesman, and iconic american and mr. vernacke who endured the loss of his brother of the tragic events on september11th, 2001. >> ms. caroline. >> o sa

she drives home from work in downtown baltimore.parking spot. it can be a let of circling. >> and a complete waste of time. that led eric meyer to invent haystack and that helps drivers find open parking spots. >> so someone looking knows when someone is loving? >> that is a simple platform and allows neighbors to alert each other and say stop circling and save a pricey garage and go to a street spot. garages here can charge 30 or 40 or 50 more a day for parking. haystack charges $3. and gives users an extra incentive to use their service. charge them three bucks and pay them 225 when hay leave. >> it helps them find a spot. it is a great deal for rebecca who relishes the camaraderie. >> it is great. and it does give you a feel of they areÑi able to take it over that is what they need here in new york. and why the judge is delaying the charges. and resigning after six years on the job and what will his departure mean for the administration? . veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh...

she made it just outside downtown baltimore.five family members and an indentured servant worked for six weeks straight piecing together the flag, working by candlelight sometimes to meet their deadline. >> the fabric is something that i don't think anybody here ever hammed before. sometimes i thought that she would say something like i know 6-year-olds that show better than this. >> the material, called bunting used to make today's flag costs about $12,000. add in labor costs for the almost 2,000 people who have worked on it over the last six months, and you have a price tag in the mus hundreds of thousands of dollars. talk about inflation. there could have been even more work involved in the state count had been accurate. >> 15 stars and 15 stripe, so at this point in time, when there's a new state added to the union, each new state gets a new star and a new stripe, a piece of trivia, however is that in 1812, there are actually 18 states in the union, not 15. they just hadn't gotten around to putting the new stars and stripes

his name was on a special monument known as the battle monument in downtown baltimore. for a long time, people remembered that guy. not too much further away at fort mchenry behind the fort were infantry soldiers, guys armed with muskets. one of those soldiers, a private, his name was frederick born in slave, he changes his name. joins the american army and then his regiment is sent to fort mchenry. a shell very much like this one explodes near him, and probably a piece of the shell tears into his right leg. he will linger on for two weeks, and then he dies of infection. no one would remember that guy. we found that out more recently through research. so here you had one of the richest guys in the city, and here another guy was dirt poor, a slave. you could argue that the guy was not even regarded as a citizen, and yet he dies, too. it shows you the diversity of defenders who came together to defend the flag. the famous and not so famous. however, most of the shells are overshooting or undershooting the fort. the british are choosing to say so far away -- to stay so far

special is on a monument in downtown baltimore known as the battle monument. long time, people still remember that guy. away, also further here at ft. mchenry behind the soldiers, infantry the guys are with muskets in case they landed. the soldiers, the born name is frederick hall. he was born enslaved. he escapes off of the plantation. he changes his name, because you want to get caught, right? joins the american army. is set to e regiment ft. mchenry as a reenforcement. a shell like this one explodes him and probably a piece of the shell like tears into his right leg. he lingers for two weeks and then he dies, loss of blood and that stuff. no one remembers that guy. we found out recently through research. guys in the chest city and another guy who is probably dirt poor, enslaved. the guy by the country isn't even regarded as a for the nd he's dying star spangled banner too. it shows the diversity of the defender. the guy who came together to defend the flag. famous and not so famous. most of the shells are overshooting and undershooting the fort. those choos

it is a well known pizza shop in downtown baltimore. restaurant posted free pizza for ray rice jersey on the facebook page no word how many fans have taken them up on their offer. >>> other fans feel it is more fit to go burn rice's journey. retailers are pulling jerseys out of stores. fans, media personality and other players have expressed outrage after tmz made a video public of rice punching his fiance and knocking her out. ravens released rice yesterday. he has been suspended from the nfl, but many ripped nfl for not doing more to that end dawn, tmz has been on top of this story. we saw video they released from the elevator. now they are reporting that the nfl never contacted the revel casino to request video of the ray rice brutal icing his fiance and sources connect with the revel casino tell tmz sports that in one from the nfl ever asked for the video from inside of the elevator. >> that is what i was wondering. >> so that leads then to the question of did they kind of wanting to into this with a blind eye. ray rice is one of th

hershey's well known pizza shop in downtown baltimore.ant posted its free pizza for a ray race jersey offer on its facebook page. no word on how many fans have taken them up on the offer as of yet. >> a rare virus sickening hundreds of children across our nation called intro virus 68. doctors say it's rare, but it is problematic. it is sending children across the nation to the hospital. mostly in the midwest. officials say parents need to keep bleach wipes and hand sanitizer on hand to kill germs on shared surfaces. they also need to be aware of the symptoms. >> definitely if your child is having trouble breathing f you're hearing a lot of wheezi wheezing. if they've turned blue or are having a lot of severe coughing those are reasons to get checked out. >> doctors aren't sure why the virus is spreading so quickly but say children heading back to school may be part of that problem. it's also appears to have upset children with a history of asthma severely. right now no vaccine exists. >> most philadelphia public school students have day o

hirsch's is a pizza shop in downtown baltimore.ted free pizza for a day ray rice jersey offer on the facebook page. no word how many fans have have taken up the joint on its offer. >>> other nantz feel it is more fit to go just burn rice's jersey. fans, media personality and other players expressed outrage after seeing the tmz video made public of rice punching his fiance and knocking her out. ravens released rice yesterday. he has been suspended from the nfl but many of ripped the nfl and prosecutors for not, doing more before. more on good day. we will have a sport attorney coming in and a author to address this whole dynamic behind this fall out from the team video released bread. >>> delaware county police are searching for a peeping tom. >> police say a prowler has been looking through women's windows at least times since july now. police released surveillance images of a man whom they think is watching these women. the the investigation is underway in upper darby where the accused peeper has been spotted at the laurel manor a

so today with all that sunshine, we're going to get up to 78 degrees in downtown washington. 76 in baltimore. 77 in westminster and 77 in fredricksburg as well. so here's a look at that beautiful first alert seven-day forecast. lots of sunshine this weekend. highs of 82 degrees on both saturday and sunday. keeping it dry till tuesday. wednesday we could have some showers as well. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> we'll be right here. president owe boom ma told the iew -- president obama told the united nations the world is not doing enough to respond to the ebola health crisis. over 6,000 people have been infected and nearly half of those have died. here in washington a conference was held at george washington university to discuss the global health security agenda. the goal is to bring nongovernmental organizations like doctors without borders together and come up with a targeted action plan that will help to curtail the ebola outbreak. >> the government recognizes that it can set policy and strategy but that when it comes to actually implementing the measures that are recommended, thi

that the clouds are getting way to more sunshine this evening. 70 in frederick in downtown, but in the 60's -- 67 in baltimore. it is spectacular. early cloudy skies for the remainder of this evening with temperatures in the 60's and sunset doing earlier. worthyoing to be jacket once again as lows followed the 40's and 50's tonight. next chance for rain is overnight tomorrow into tuesday morning. i think a lot of us will be sleep in and unseasonably cool temperatures for the rest of the week. >> back to school and already jacket for the kids full up now to the latest developments to missing children in the montgomery county trying to find clues to locate to children whose mother was arrested late >> this has been a long and difficult search. policing k-9 units have been putting in 17 hour days and today, citizen patrols without looking in the area where the mother was arrested just a day or so ago. everyone is hoping these two young people are still alive >> an urgent search this sunday. is we find both children safely. >> volunteers fanning out at the germantown plaza. >> the mother was found that the childr

that's 10:00, 70s in baltimore, 80s still downtown and by midnight we're in the 60s already and clearingskies out toward gaithersburg and leesburg, heavy activity still continuing across the bay and kind of lingers into southern maryland for a while. look at this, 60s to start, light jacket maybe not a bad idea tomorrow morning for the kids, 67 at 11:00, 72 by 1:00 and again clouds will be slow to peel off tomorrow. saturday for the terps light rain and showers, that could be our next yellow alert day, only 73, nice again sunday. the jaguars in town, should be in good shape, temperatures in the upper 70s, probably low 70s for kickoff. warmer on monday, showers monday night, nice tuesday and wednesday and maybe a sprinkle on thursday. we'll send it out to group up 95. >> reporter: hey, to. , back with christine brennan talking about the news that's taken over this week in the nfl, the ray rice incident. when you look at this baltimore ravens franchise, they have such a well respected reputation among the league and the fans. how does this incident affect their reputation? >> reporter: i t

and in baltimore. 68 in martinsburg and 68 in downtown washington. overnight tonight, we've got the 50s, clearing skies kind of take over and the winds will diminish a little bit as well. 55 for your low in culpeper and manassas. 56 at andrews and 60 at pax river. here's the all important game day forecast. lots of clouds. it will still be a little bit breezy but drying out. it's just going to be damp because of all the moisture that's still going to be lingering. if you're planning on tailgating, plan on there being some puddles. winds out of north 10 to 15. the game time temperature will be in the lo60s. of course the three-day forecast, this is what we're looking forward to. all that sunshine moving in. a high of 78 degrees tomorrow. then saturday even better. mostly sunny with a life 82. can you believe it? in the first alert seven-day forecast, we're going to get more of the same on sunday. another day with a high of 82 degrees and lots of sun. monday will also be a great day getting up to 80 degrees with a partly sunny sky but the chance for ra

baltimore book festival being held at the city's inner harbor. from october 10th-12th, the southern festival of books in downtown nashville hosts over 200 authors and features three performance stages with live readings and music. the following week from october 16th-19th is the wisconsin book festival in madison, wisconsin. and on october 25th and 26th, booktv will be live from austin, texas, for the 19th annual texas book festival. the festival from the state's capital city will showcase over 275 authors. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv at c-span.org. >> malcolm byrne takes an updated look at the iran contra scandal using interviews with key participants. he argues the scandal was likely bigger than previously believed. this is about an hour and a half. ..

you are in fairfax, downtown, prince george's county, anne arundel county, montgomery and howard county and up toward baltimore are under the watch. remember, just because you're not in this watch doesn't nine you won't see half rain and flood -- mean you won't see heavy rain and flooding potential tonight. doppler 9000, rain pushing up 270 and out 66 and rain has been in southern maryland quite some time. it's all green which is light. the bad news is folks are not quite home yet. rain downtown, rain in oldtown, waldorf. go down 301 and also rain out 66 past chantilly and fairfax and also out 50, route 7 and 123 as well, but the good news is we're getting this out of the way. decreasing cloud tomorrow night, breezy, cool, tailgate temps around 70, temperatures in the 60s during the game, wind north, northeast 10 to 15, but i think it will be dry for tailgating after about 5:00 and dry for the kickoff around 8:25. here's the futurecast. wednesday tonight at 10:00 rain everywhere across the metro and by midnight now we see some yellows. that's moderate rain. notice it's west of town where there's not a flood wa

baltimore and showers off to the northwest in hagerstown and martinsburg. they are weakening right now and pretty weak by 10:00 tonight. temperatures in the 60s. by 11:00, 68 downtown. low 60s in the suburbs and still some showers to the west of town. winchester and out toward martinsburg and close to leesburg by about midnight. and then 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, the clouds return. temperatures upper 50s to mid 60s. 8:00, we still have clouds, a couple sprinkles here and there. good news, clouds give way to sunshine. so a nice start to october. and temperatures rebound, responding to the sun. a couple showers possible, again, this is 4:00. shower for frederic, most of the showers in the mountains out toward i-81 and down to the south of us toward culpeper and by 6:00, mid 70s downtown. low 70s in the suburbs and by 7:30, some 60s reappearing. want to walk the dog tomorrow night, no real problems. temperatures in the 60s. pretty much across the board. so, we'll break it down. 60s tomorrow to start. and 74 at 1:00. maybe a sprinkle or shower, but primarily south and west of town. thursday, we're in good shape. maybe a shower, 78. light showers on friday. that actua

tonight, thunderstorm possible over baltimore and still some showers lingering in hagerstown and martinsburg. by 11:00, walking the dog late, probably okay downtown, but still some showers in martinsburg, winchester, and down i-81. by morning, clouds return. the easterly flow. temperatures upper 50s, mid 60s. 8:00, still a lot of clouds beginning to break up in frederic and hagerstown and then by 1:00, very nice. lots of sunshine, low to mid 70s, but a couple showers popping. most of the showers will be along i-81 and in the mountains. everything should be light tomorrow. 76 by 4:00 tomorrow. 6:00 low to mid 70s across the board. 7:30, 8:00, some 60s, but not a terribly cool night tomorrow night either. a comfortable night. 10:30, no worries walking the dog. maybe a sprinkle south of town. that's about it. temperatures low to mid 60s across the board. so tonight, mostly cloudy, mild. shower or thunderstorm possible. and then patchy fog possible. low temperatures 58 to about 64. we'll break this down. 60s to start tomorrow. 66 at 9:00. and as we had today, increasing sunshine, 71 at 11:00. 74, slight chance of a sprinkle. i think you can walk to l

baltimore book festival will take place at the city's inner harbor. from october 10th to the 12th, the southern festival of books will hold their 26-inch gathering in downtown nashville. the event hosts over 200 prominent authors and three performance stages for live readings and music. let usow about book fairs and festival your area and we'll be happy to add them to our list, e-mail us. >> discussing her soon to be published book, without you there is no us. my time with the sons of north korea's elite miss kim talks to book tv of book expo america, the publishing industry's annual trade show held the javits convention center in new york city. >> author suki kim, where are you from. >> guest: i'm from south korea originally. born and raised there. and i came to america when i was 13. >> host: why did you dom the states? >> guest: long story. but as all immigrants do, there was a lot of turbulence, and then i ended up in queens originally, new york, without a word of english. >> oo what do use do for a living today. >> guest: i'm a novelist and a journalist so i publish novels, literary novel, how i began writing, and then i'm coming out with a book -- act