dr. hill, 40. leesburg, 39. a reading of 40 in rockville. 46 in chevy chase. opera maryland 46. manasseh's at 43. cooler north and west of town. the potomac highland should be in the mid to upper 50's. west winds at only 5-15 miles per hour. not as gusty. los 60's. similar conditions to up the weekend. a mixture of sunny, clouds, and fall like to printers. lisa what is the latest with the commute? >> more of our neighbors are hitting the road. we are still safe on the beltway. on 66, the toll road in the beltway coming out of aspirin. we go live to 395. duke street. quiet at the pentagon. in maryland, a crashed onto 70 southbound between 819. the "live to a picture of 270 traffic at shady grove road. headlights southbound. the latest news from, and a tossup and cynne. >> of a plot 313 >>> the u.n. rights office is looking into a probe of the killing of muammar gaddafi. >> he was shot and killed in his hometown. shocking reaction across the globe. >> good morning. libya's flamboyant former leader has been on the run for weeks. he was chased by rebel forces and nato bombs. in the

dr. lamont hill said there's this sort of existential angst black people say. you're walking around the store, you just want some socks, and you're worried about the security guard and whether he's following you. you have had to undergo so many psychological processes just between you and them socks that it's taxing on the spirit and on the intellect. [laughter] we squander so much time dealing with those issues that we sort of miss out on opportunities to do other good stuff like expanding, growing, developing and so forth. columbia professor patricia williams told me there's nothing that black people would like more than to be happy in the world and to have the freedom to go through the world without being constantly self-conscious. but that's nearly impossible. maybe the storekeeper's kind of scowling at you because he's tired and having a bad day and has nothing to do with you. or maybe he doesn't want his clothes to be seen out in the world on your black body. you just can't know. professor williams said that's the necessary nuttiness of racism, and a kind

dr. klein three times a week in beverly hills. and he never disclosed that to me. >> reporter: dr. klein, a dermatologist, has not been accused of any wrongdoing. >> we found a small portion of marijuana in his room. did you know him to be a smoker? >> no. but he used excessive cologne. >> reporter: later in the day, l.a.'s deputy medical examiner took the stand, telling the jury this was a homicide. and the doctor murray story that michael jackson injected himself with propofol just isn't reasonable. prosecutors could rest their case this week, and then murray's defense team takes center stage. jeff rossen, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and still ahead as "nightly news" continues on a tuesday night, as if all the confusion over the tests for prostate cancer isn't enough, now there's news that a popular vitamin that tons of people take may not be doing its job at all. >>> and later, "making a difference" for the kids of moms and dads serving far from home in uniform. >>> tonight's health news story, as we said, is another example in a string of them, of something we have been told is

dr. marc lamont hill said they're sort of existential angst that black people experience everyday. you walk around the store and just once in sox in the process you read about the security guard, whether he is following you and you either get angry or make sense of it somehow, that you haven't had to undergo some in a psychological process is just between you and no socks that it's tacking on the spirit and on the intellect. we squander so much time dealing with those issues that we miss out on opportunities to do other good stuff like expanding, growing, developing and so forth. columbia professor patricia williams told me there's nothing black people would like more than to be happy in the world and on the freedom to go through the world without being constantly self-conscious. but that's nearly impossible. neither the storekeeper is going at you because he's tired and having a bad day and it's nothing to do with you or he doesn't want as close to be seen in the world under black toddy. you just can't know. officer williams said that is the necessary nuttiness of racism and it ki

dr. mark la mont hill, teaches at columbia university. explain the lack of african-american presence here. >> first of all, my thing is i've been part of social movements since i was a kid. unless there is a racially motivated movement, like a civil rights protest, black person was beaten up, i don't see black people at mass protest, period. >> bill: why is that? >> i can't say exactly what it is. but i think we tend to devote our energy to issues that directly affect ferns. >> bill: civil rights issues? >> yeah. it's not to say we don't care about other stuff. >> bill: economic justice, certainly impacts the black community with the high unemployment rate and lack of education and all of that. so you would think that maybe there would be a detante. maybe i'll be teaching at columbia soon. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> bill: probably not. >> you're way too moderate for that. i think the issue is african-american folks see those things as connected to their agenda, all those things could be connected to racial issues. but unless it's direc

hill. it's chilly. >> dr. hugh ham beyond will join us to answer your pet questions. >> plus the -- how the ravens can help you win big. >> and the snow is falling north and west of tv hill. >> it is downright chilly. 41 at the harbor. barometer falling. winds picking up. >> a shout out to all my weather watchers. more than 200 of you helping out with the storm. really kicking butt. i appreciate it. the rain line is showing where we are getting rain and where we are getting snow. all you folks in carroll county writing in, north baltimore, carroll county, giving us updates, talking about heavy fluffy snow sticking to cars and roads, this tells the story here. current temperatures also back this up. you can see a definite definition here, dividing line between where that rain and snow is. you can see the 36 in parkton, 34 in westminster. 34 in gatesburg. that's in the snow zone. on the other side of that, we have the 42 in downtown baltimore. on the eastern shore and ocean city, they are at 53. they will have wi

dr. murray was jackson's physician, wouldn't he know about demerol and the high dose and therefore the whole risk of propofol to begin with? >> well, no, because he was getting it from another doctor. beverly hillslein. that was the testimony today themselves went through klein's medical records even dating back to before mahr was on board. >> why hasn't dr. klein been called on to testify? >> he won't be. the defense would love to have him on there. they've had him as sort of this theme throughout their argument and throughout the trial. the judge has ruled that klein will not take the stand. >> and do we know why at all? >> because there was no demerol in jackson's body when he died. so the demerol use was not a direct cause of death, according to the judge. the defense would argue it differently but the judge made that ruling a long time ago and the defense has to live with it. >> how do they respond to the claim that jackson may have self-administered the propofol? even if the defense can prove that he did, does that let murray off the hook? to be able to tell which dose was the fatal dose, i guess. >> what the prosecution has done is sort of a plan b, to argue that it doesn't mat here gave

the house on sorghum hill drive is gone now, razed by dr. petit after the killings and the fire. in its place, a memorial garden tended year-round with loving care. the physical reminders of what happened here are gone but the memories remain. of acts so vicious, many call them pure evil.

>> well, no, because he was getting it from another doctor, a beverly hills doctor, dr.ey went through klein's medical records, even dating back to before murray was on board. >> so why hasn't dr. klein been called to testify, or will he be? >> he won't be. the defense would love to have him on there. they've had him as this theme throughout their argument and throughout the trial, but the judge has ruled that klein will not take the stand. >> and do we know why at all, or -- >> because there was no demerol in jackson's body when he died, so the demerol use wasn't a direct cause of death, according to the judge. the defense would argue differently, but the judge made that ruling a long time and the defense has to live with it. >> okay. so how do they respond to the claim that jackson may have sel self-administered the propofol? even if the defense proves he did, does that let murray off the hook? >> what the prosecution has done is plan "b" throughout this, it doesn't matter who gave him the fatal dose, it was dr. murray that brought this dangerous drug into jackson's be

>> well, no, because he was getting it from another doctor, a beverly hills doctor, dr. testimony today. they went through klein's medical records, even dating back to before murray was on board. >> so why hasn't dr. klein been called to testify, or will he be? >> he won't be. the defense would love to have him on there. they've had him as this theme throughout their argument and throughout the trial, but the judge has ruled that klein will not take the stand. >> and do we know why at all, or -- >> because there was no demerol in jackson's body when he died, so the demerol use wasn't a direct cause of death, according to the judge. the defense would argue differently, but the judge made that ruling a long time and the defense has to live with it. >> okay. so how do they respond to the claim that jackson may have self-administered the propofol? even if the defense proves he did, does that let murray off the hook? >> what the prosecution has done is plan "b" throughout this, it doesn't matter who gave him the fatal dose, it was dr. murray that brought this dangerous drug i

. >> reporter: beverly hills, dr.nal finding has been used in culturals for centuries. >> it decreases swelling. you may heal quicker with the decreased swelling. >> way to kick off season ten. >> reporter: goldberg says dozens of celebrities swear by belly binder. you have four kids. you probably went through the not so nice fourth trimester when you have the baby. >> when somebody asks how long you have the baby. >> reporter: brook used an ace bandage to wrap herself. she was so pleased with the results, she created a wrap of her own. >> it makes you feel like you have support around your belly. >> reporter: brooke has massively produced the first she created. >> all right. bianna golodryga, we thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," sam champion standing by live in joplin, missouri. >>> still a mess southbound 101 overpass due to the tanker fire this morning. let's get the latest. >> right by the ups building southbound 101. that truck is still there. chp saying the estimated time for opening is noon. b

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the house on sorghum hill drive is gone now, razed by dr. petit after the killings and the fire. a memorial garden tended year-round with loving care. the physical reminders of what happened here are gone but the memories remain. of acts so vicious, many call them pure evil. >>> welcome, everyone, to this anderson cooper special. "bullying: it stops here," here is new jersey's rutgers university. we've come here all of us drawn together by the power of absence. the absence of kids. of young adults. of future parents and friends, healers and leaders, none of whom will ever be. all of whom have left us because as young adults or as children they were bullied beyond their capacity to endure. they are the reason we are here. we owe them and we owe them more than talk. in the years since a wave of bullying suicides struck the country and got worldwide attention, there's been too much talk and not enough action. a year ago, rutgers freshman tyler clemente, that young men right there, his life was thrown on to the internet. it was more than he could bear. he went to the george washingto

hill. a look at what is expected for weeks six of the dr. conrad murder trial. >> an elevator explosion. >> this is the beltway old court road. rose may still be wet from this >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:10, 40 degrees outside. mostly clear skies, but a few areas of fog. is a lot of -- there is a lot of deer on the road. 58 in southern maryland. we will see quite a bit of sunshine but the clouds will be increasing later the day. a storm system is approaching the area. how that will affect the trick- or-treating, i will detail that in the seven-day forecast. >> the search is suspended for three people after a grain elevator and exploded in kansas city. the search will resume at some point. crews have not given up some hope that people are alive. six people were hospitalized with severe burns -- two people were hospitalized with severe burns. >> prosecution will attack the star witness in the dr. conrad murray trial. this theory contracts the expert who said that being prescribed a a drug like that is a crazy scenario. >> 31 degrees on

hills. his name is dr. john murphy.ple who are sedentary, online all the time or watching a screen, a tv, don't really comply to traditional exercise programs. they quit too soon, it hurts. why not incorporate their walking at a very slow pace so they don't even know they're exercising and combine it with their addiction to tech? while online, facebooking, twittering, youtubing, watching movies, they're walking at a very slow pace. what he's found is that teenagers and young adults are starting to walk two and three hours a day, don. the pounds are falling off them because they forget that they're exercising. >> these are going to be the new workstations, i'm sure. that's probably going to power the electricity for the company we're working for as we lose weight and do our work. >> exactly. >> who is that person on the treadmill, dr. wendy? >> that's my teenager. we're doing it and she loves it. >> thank you, dr. wendy. always appreciate it. >> thank you. take care. >>> our top story tonight, the occupy movement is grow

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dr. murray told detectives he believes jackson was getting powerful drugs from a beverly hills dermatologistas basically wasted and required at least 24 hours for recovery. >> reporter: murray's defense team says jackson himself administered the fatal dose. in court tuesday, the medical examiner who performed an autopsy on jackson, testified there is no evidence supporting that theory. >> the circumstances do not support self-administration of propofol. >> reporter: the coroner says a more likely scenario is dr. murray misjudged how many propofol he gave jackson. kendis gibson, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in other news, first lady michelle obama has a new title -- jumper in chief. >> 3-2-1. go! >> mrs. obama is lending a hand in a nationwide effort to break the guinness world record for the most people doing jumping jacks in a 24-hour period. she led hundreds of kids yesterday at the white house, as you see there. it's part of the first lady's campaign to fight childhood obesity. i'm betty nguyen. and this is the "cbs morning news." ng news." till in his way. so the doctor kept eric on his cu

dr. q may need a doctor by the end of the race. >> 61 degrees on tv hill. houston possible loss could be baltimore cost gain. >> we look what of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> time to get to one of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. this morning we asked -- would you be willing to pay more for wind power? keeps setting as those responses. we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> there is no hope this morning of jimmy smith returning for this week's game. the coach said he is not there yet. the opponent of the ravens has bigger concerns. the texans will likely come to baltimore without some of the biggest cars on offense and defense. on jarret johnson - -andre johnson is suffering a hamstring injury and not expected to play. the first six weeks of the regular nba season are canceled this morning. chris clackum has the latest. >> it week the stars of nba players playing elsewhere is a week after the league canceled the p

dr. arnold klein, the beverly hills dermatologist who gave the singer regular botox injections. >> he used extensive, large doses of demeral all through april, all through early may and again at the end of may. >> reporter: the defense seems to be arguing that jackson's withdrawal from demeral caused insomnia which led to propofol. dr. murray admits to giving jackson the drug in his bedroom to help him sleep, but says jackson administered the fatal dose himself. >> if murray administered the doses that he described, i would not have expected michael jackson to have died. >> reporter: on cross-examination, the prosecutor reminded the jury no matter the amount, propofol is a drug dr. murray should have never given michael jackson. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and murray's lawyer said this week that they will not call him to testify on his own behalf. >>> we go to eastern turkey now this morning. another miracle rescue. a 13-year-old boy was pulled alive from a collapsed building five days after sunday's powerful earthquake. the death toll from that quake now at 570. >>> earlier this

hill. so the cool thing is that thirteen years ago, when csat and dr. clark said, you know, hey we're going to do a peer-to-peer recovery community support, and then i was part of that in '97-'98, and thirteen years later where we are today. so we've come a long way from thirteen years ago of just advocating for recovery, prevention, and treatment. but i think again five years from now, we're going to come a long way, because now, everybody's on board. i mean, this year is like really turning point and historical point, because we got not only the federal, but we also have the state, i'm involved at the state level and the local level. and everybody's doing the same work right now, transformation of behavioral health leadership integration and definitely recovery community supports. keith, let's talk a little bit before we get into the health care dialogue, let's talk about how has recovery evolved throughout the years? there's been a very positive change in the united states, which i'll just give a personal story. early in my career when i would give a

dr. murray's acquittal. many legal experts say the defense is facing an up hill battle after the prosecution put on a strongetailed case. in downtown los angeles, stephanie stanton, nbc news. >>> a new album of recordings by the late amy winehouse is being released in december. it will contain 12 new songs. all are brand-new or alternative versions of existing hits. none of the songs have been previously released. winehouse's father never heard the song "halftime" on the new album and describes it as incredibly beautiful. the 27-year-old singer died in july from accident alcohol poisoning. >>> after displaying a smile that many people question her dental habits, lindsay lohan is back with the pearly whites. >> she posted pictures online thanking the dentist for a teeth whitening procedure. >> she'll reshoot a playboy spread because of the new smile. her legal future is not so bright. she'll be back in court for failing to complete her community service. >>> a zoo showed off the newest resident. a baby orangtang. >> the population has been falling rapidly. this particular one is under threat of the legal log

dr. conrad murray's taped interview, with los angeles police, recorded two days after jackson's death. murray said he believed jackson was getting powerful drugs from a beverly hills dermatologist. >> when he came back, he was wasted and required at least 24 hours for recovery. >> reporter: dr. murray -- prosecutors say that it was murray who overdosed the singer with propofol and failed to properly monitor him. but murray's defense team says it was jackson himself who overdosed in the two minutes he left to use the rest room. >> the circumstances of -- from my point of view, do not support self administration of propofol. >> reporter: jurors also heard dr. murray describe to police how jackson's children learned their father was dead. >> they cried and cried and cried. then his daughter uttered a lot of words of happiness and she can't live alone with her dad and she didn't want to be an orphan. and sad. real sad. >> reporter: murray also told detectives about how he broke the news to jackson's mother and held her hand while she dried -- cried. kendis gibson, wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with wjz throughout the trial. we'll continue to bring you the latest develo

dr. klein, three times a week. >> reporter: on the tape, murray tells police he believes jackson was getting powerful drugs from a beverly hills dermatologist. >> when he came back, he was basically wasted and required at least 24 hour for recovery. >> reporter: prosecutors charge that it was dr. murray who overdosed jackson with propofol and failed to monitor his condition. murray's defense team says it was jackson himself, who administered the fatal dose during the two minutes murray left to use the rest room. >> reporter: murray also talked about how jackson's children learned of their father's death. >> after they cried and cried and cried, then his daughter uttered a lot of words of happiness and how she loved her dad and didn't want to be an orphan. >> reporter: murray also talked about how he broke the news to jackson's mother and how he held her hand while she cried. >> dr. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter and if convicted, could spend up to four years in prison. >>> disturbing attacks. a local woman accused of using bleach as a weapon, goes before a judge. meganmeghan mccorkell has more on today's appea

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hill. happy hour making a comeback. >> prosecutor is getting ready to wrap up their case against dr. conrad murray but not before a few experts take the stand. >> michelle obama springs into action in the name of fitness. this also helped to set a new world record. >> you might want to do jumping jacks indoor this morning. we have some rain in the forecast. >> there is an inner loop delay on the west side. we will let you >> welcome back. 65 degrees downtown. there is a light rain shower and sprinkle activity in the city right now. the heavy stuff is north and east of baltimore. you can see some heavy stuff over in parts of queen anne's county, kent county, and back into cecil canada. towards baltimore and western suburbs, there's not a lot going on. this will be off and on rain shower activity. maybe you can stick by without your umbrella. let's take a wider view of the radar. most of the rain is missing us to the west. going into the mountains. down to the south, there are some thundershowers trying to develop in parts of virginia and parts of north carolina. that will rotate out t

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hill in baltimore, wbal-tv 11 news continues. >> that is a cute dog. welcome back. joining us is dr.ken hammond. >> this is a norman rockwell posts. great dog. >> she wants to jump up. >> she does. >> here is the first question -- my 11-year-old lab developed a droopy pie. he is taking an oral antibiotic, and one through the eye, any other recommendations? >> basically, the syndrome is about the muscles in the face becoming droopy, in other words some reason is causing the nerve not to work. >> it sounds like the human version of a stroke. >> kind of, but it is more local. it is all about nervous. the pupil will get tiny. the question is what is causing this? it is it a tumor, trauma? sometimes dogs get hit by a car or have been here 8. you have to let the -- have been here 8. you have to let the medicine works for a while. >> the second question has to do with fleas. my dog has fleas even though i have used the fleet drops on the skin. >> this is the second free season. now that it is cooler, you have to treat your dogs, and cats and also your yards. frontline has come out with a ne

hills police department. >> it's when the dispatcher picked up the 911 call. the defense attempted to poke holes in the testimony. drve michael jackson 40 times of propofol than what he claimed. he believes dr. murray administered the anesthetic through the iv drip. >> it's consistent with michael jackson dying. >> reporter: the defense says jackson took eight lorazapam pills. murray left the room in a desperate attempt to sleep. sources say murray's lawyers have developed a new time line and will lay it out for the jury. >> they have to kick up enough sand and hopefully something sticks to create doubt. >> dr. white is going to point out mistakes with the testimony. that he didn't know the drug. he didn't know the literature and he was making all the assumptions just to have an opinion against dr. murray. >> reporter: defense is going to call 13 witnesses hoping to chip away at the case. after being on tour for nearly three weeks, michael's sister janet has canceled shows in australia to be here to support her family. stephanie stanton, nbc news. >>> meanwhile, janet jackson is rescheduling part of her australian c

hill hospital campus shelby. it will be the largest construction project, private construction project, coming into san francisco, pumping much-needed fuel and jobs into the economy. dr. browner will share with us the impact and what that will look like. he is the ceo of california pacific medical center, the largest hospital in san francisco and part of the sutter health system. he has been here in 1975, when he attended medical school at ucsf. and he got his master's at uc berkeley. he is a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at ucsf. you can find him in his gym clothes most saturdays at the farmer's market buying produce. dr. browner, ceo of cpmc. [applause] >> thank you. actually, it is has had time for me, because the stone fruit season is about to end. [laughter] i will try to be respectful of your time, because i know i am is standing between you and the incredible presentation on the america's cup, filled with more rumbling bass and you will hear outside a movie center. but i do want to remind all of you that you probably saw the recent report showing how vital hospitals are to the health of sentences go. we are etched with the largest single industry

hill. >> coming up, a new drink from dr.r is creating controversy. >> also, oprah is giving out >> good morning. we're starting you off with a live look downtown with the sky cam. the temperature at the airport, 53. inner harbor science center at 56. winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. cool air coming in over the great lakes. that's lake effect. rain showers -- for today, mostly dry conditions over maryland. an upper level l storm system in the great lakes. we stay dry, but it will produce a few clouds. it will be breezy. the winds could gust to 20 miles per hour once again today. temperatures will be in the upper 60's to low 70's. because of the wind, it may not be the best day to be out on the bay. winds gusting past 20 knots. winds around one foot. that should be a major concern. increasing clouds as we head into the night. winds southwest. here's what's happening here. a large area of high pressure is in control. we have the upper edge of a storm system spinning across the great lakes. that's going to produce