dr. howard, you see the suv, car, truck, chain reaction, dr. howard is currently charged with dwi. >>> water main breaks are becoming all too common here in baltimore, but we've never seen anything like what they're dealing with in one california neighborhood. an 80-year-old pipe burst triggering a huge mudslide, debris, silt and mud gathering in the front of homes and burying cars as the water all ran downhill. 12 homes were evacuated because of this break. >> it breaks my heart. that was my first car. it's a family car right now, but i just want to cry. i can't believe it's halfway up there. we can't even get out of it. >> here's some perspective for you, things could always be worse. other neighbors down the street brought out their own shovels and hoses, trying to dig their way out. but for others it was simply no use. the pipe was originally built in the 1930s and crews are now working to replace it. >>> this may be our story of the day for you on "good morning maryland," a delivery driver says he thought it was a prank, but when he had his

dr. howard is accused of driving under the influence.hey have cameras everywhere now. >> no kidding. >>> futures trading points towards higher opening this morning on wall street. ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. >> good morning. >> reporter: asian stocks got a lift after greece held a sale of short term treasury bills tuesday. the tokyo's nikkei broke a seven-day losing streak hong kong's hang seng gained 1%. >>> bad news on wall street yesterday. the dow was down nearly 59 cushioned by a surge in home depot stock while the nasdaq was down 20. >>> millions of shares of facebook could be looking for an investor to friend them on the stock market. a lockup period on stock issued to the company's first employees and investors ends today. now they can unload the stock that's lost nearly half of its value since facebook's ipo in may when its stock was offered at $38 a share. i think we are going to see a lot of defriending going on. >> are you a big texter? >> reporter: oh, yeah. a big texter and yeah, i guess they are saying i

dr. kristen howard was speeding away from an accident in a supermarket parking lot in wellesley, massachusettsthat's when she bolted out of the parking lot, went airborne and smashed into traffic, injuring the driver of one car. police say she had been drinking and also taking controlled substances, drugs she had prescribed to herself. >>> a baltimore bus driver has been suspended after getting into a fight with a young passenger. this cell phone video shows the shocking altercation with a student, a student, earlier this week. passengers scrambled out of the way as the female driver got the best of the girl, holding her down in the back of the city bus. the person who posted the video said the driver hit the girl after saying she was playing her music too loudly. the driver said it was all about being disrespectful. >> wow. >>> that puppeteer who has voiced elmo for decades says he is relieved after his accuser recanted his story. an unidentified man initially claimed to have had a sexual relationship with "sesame street's" kevin clash when he was 16. but yesterday, that man, the accuser, now

dr. kristin howard suddenly comes speeding from a park lot over a median and on to a street where as youan see she slams into two other cars. the 56-year-old pled not guilty to driving drunk and to being under the influence of prescription drugs that were prescribed by herself. she says her car had a mechanical problem. she has been relieved of duties at a local e.r. for the time being. >>> toyota is recalling millions of corollas and prius cars for a steering problem. the recall affects 2.7 million vehicles worldwide. about 700,000 of those were sold right here in the u.s. the recall includes prius and corollas made between 2000 and 2009. affected owners will be notified by mail starting next month. >>> the web may be the best tool for tracking the flu. new research out of bristol university found that social media can be faster than the government at detecting an outbreak. several internet models have tracked flu-related searches and keywords in posts and tweets. the models are able to give health officials a warning before the centers for disease control which gets its information fro

dr. howard works at. i got hit with a ton of bricks. >> those pictures are incredible.eceived several awards, crudding -- including doctor of the year. police say she appears to have written -- written the prescription for several medications. police in san raw mown sitching for a man who critically injured another man about 5:30 friday evening. police say the suspect was driving a gray or silver nissan altima. that car should have some front end damage. it may be missing its driver'sside mirror. >>> 8:18. a san francisco police who was killed 18 years ago. the officer was the first to respond with reports of a man with a gun at mine and franklin streets on november 13th, 1994. a carjacking suspect wearing a flak jacket and helmet shot and killed the officer before being killed by a sniper. officer girl's death led to legislation of banning felons from having banner. >> that was the gel family, not only for making the sacrifice but getting that as well. >> the officer was 34 when killed. he served with the san francisco police department for ten years. >>> the legal deb

dr. howard to kristen howard, which certainly raises flags, your honor. >> reporter: howard has pleaded notlty to seven charges, including driving under the influence, and drug violations. on monday, her attorney told a judge howard has been struggling with personal issues. >> has a reputation for trying to save lives. and was given the award of doctor of the year, at wesley hospital in 2009. >> reporter: howard was released on her own recognizance but was relieved of her hospital duties. until then, she's been ordered to stay sober. she's due back in court january 7th. for "good morning america," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> a lot of luck involved in a lot of people not getting hurt there. >> absolutely. >> that was something. >>> let's get the weather from sam. >> we start to look for pattern changes before we head into the holiday week. we're in the cold pattern for most of the country. luckily, by the time we get into next week, we have mild air and watch it shoot up into the middle of the country. taking over most of the country. the jet stream riding high. there's two wet spots

dr. christine howard speeding from a super market parking lot going airport over the median and slamming into two other cars. the 78-year-old man in one of those cars was hurt. >> it was like a bomb went off in the car. and that's all i really remember. i was in total shock. she hit me like i just thought it was all over. >> did she appear confused? >> it was not all over the doctor did plead guilty of being drunk. she told them the car had a mechanical malfunction. the judge did release her and she's been fired from her hospital job for allegedly prescribing drugs to herself. >> a news chopper captures the end of the police chase this morning on i 75 in florida. officers were chasing three alleged bank robberies when the car slammed in the back of another one and crashed. the suspects took off. they are trying to climb a nearby fence. but officers were able to take them down. no word on any injuries. >> a college student recently became across his look alike on the wall of an art museum. >> they say we all have a twin. >> they were walking around the medieval armor section when she spot

dr. kristin howard is accused of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. >> wow. >>> hearings arelanned on capitol hill today as member congress say two u.s. military generals owe them answers. lawmakers would like to determine if national security was threatened while former cia director david petraeus had an extramarital affair with biographer paula broadwell. she allegedly sent harassing e- mails to jill kelley, a woman she apparently saw as a romantic rival. investigators are looking into e-mails kelley sent to general john allen the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. now allen's quest to be commanders of the u.s. forces european command is in doubt. >> his nomination has been put on hold as a prudent measure until we determine what the facts are. >> general joseph dunford will replace general allen in afghanistan as soon as congress confirms him. >>> yet another u.s. general in hot water, as well. general william kip ward is accused of spending thousands of dollars on lavish travel and unauthorized expenses. he has been demoted. he will retire as a three star general instead

dr. phil. >>> and now we have howard with the weekend forecast, very important. what is the forecast going to look like? >> actually, it looks pretty decent around here. >> good. >> we talked about a storm system possibly affecting us. that's going to go south and east. that's not really a concern. we're looking good actually right through thanksgiving here, so that's some good news. i know a lot of people travel this time of year, maybe some visitors coming to town, most of the country will be in good shape. our day planner this afternoon, we're seeing a good deal of sunshine now. still a few clouds on the eastern shore and temperatures going to climb to about 55 this afternoon, maybe low 50s in a few spots. but pretty comfortable with a north wind at five, 10 miles an hour. this evening temperatures drop off into the upper 40s by 7:00, mid-40s by 9:00. we'll be in the mid-30s in town by saturday morning and upper 20s in the cold spots. a couple of showers late last night, early this morning, southern maryland, less than .10 inch, but enough to make for some wet

. >> on the 20 years in the howard county we have Ñihad som problems with malls. >> dr. it's to be expected and food is attracted and so it's not hard for problems to go from restaurant to restaurant. >> they spread and roaches don't know one stall from the other and they're hardy things and so they survive very easily and they can easily go from a5 place to place. >> although they are a sign of hygiene issues, they are not a critical violations. >> it does not cause major public health problems other than disgust. >> it's just gros . >> sometimes it's more and sometimes they close it down. only one restaurant lphad that happened often a customer complained about a roach problem at the town center last fall. records show that they found large quantities of mouse droppings on the floor. the restaurant was closed for three days. they had just two restaurants sited for violations. the biggest offender that we fond was the fámall in column b i column bee i can't with 8. some say what they find is an imagine that takes a while to digest. >> i am going to be uncome fortable w

dr. kristin lyons howard struck a delivery truck friday morning, backed into a fence, knocked over a granite a tree before hitting a car, which then struck a trailer being towed by a dump truck. >> oh, my goodness. >> give you $10 if you repeat that back to me. >> no kidding. >>> the mayo clinic confirms that jesse jackson jr. is no longer seeking dream at the mayo clinic. jackson checked into the mayo clink back in august for what his wife described as, quote, debilitating depression. he went back in september for a local follow-up evaluation. jackson won a bid for a tenth term in the house last week despite making no public campaign appearances. >>> all right. to baseball up in arm this is morning, last winter they were flush with cash, this winter a fire sale. multiple reports claim the miami marlins are about to dump three star players and their salaries for prospects as part of a blockbuster trade. it is only blockbuster for the blue jays. it will send jose reyes, mark buehrle and josh johnson, these are three excellent players going to toronto and they are not getting a whole lot back.

dr. elena reese. she is an allergist with howard university hospital.hank you for coming in. >> you're very welcome. >> so early. i'm impressed. >> you have to speak up a little bit though. >> okay. >> you look like you could be my aunt. she looks like someone in my family. here is today's question from nicole trimmer. she is allergic to shellfish and her daughter is allergic to peanuts. nicole writes why are so many people allergic to shellfish and peanuts and are these the sort of allergies that one can sort of outgrow? i want it eat shrimp so bad. if there is a chance i would ever be able to, i would love to know. to know. >> i'm afraid i don't have good news for her. she is not going to be able to eat shrimp. unfortunately, seafood allergies tend to develop late in life and they don't go away. >> wow! >> so no chance. >> no. >> okay. well that does it for ask toby and tucker. >> how about her daughter who is allergic to peanuts? well, peanuts are a different story. and first of all, this allergy develops early in life and a very small percentage of

dr. martin luther king, jr. was stabbed, he asked for one person at his bed and that was howard thurman. king was very close to thurman. >> it is a great history and how i link that to her influence is tremendous. hilda guard, again, what would you say is outside the ecology and earn convenientment and the social injustices, what are some of the things she would be addressing? >> well the church. >> let's come back to that, please. join us, as we speak of hilda guard with dr. matthew fox. . >>> welcome back, you see these pictures here. i mentioned hilda guard in fairfield and one of my members was in germany just a couple of weeks ago and she is a chairperson and she said i was just there. so i thought it was good she shared these pictures with us and you can see these pictures of her and at the end it will be a picture of the abby. this is where she did a great deal of her ministry. we are thankful of that and it is perfect timing. somebody said it was providential. and there is a picture indicated on the book we showed earlier. >> now the artists are, i think trying to show this half

dr. eric kandel a nobel laureate, and a howard hughes medical investigator. >> our subject is pain. hrchl is really one of the great unmet medical needs and enormous problem in society. and the most, in the most general terms, bain is a unpleasant sensation in response to a real or potential threat of body injury, and it has an extremely important defensive damnive role, it is designed to remove the injured part of the body from the source of damage. and usually this is transient in nature, but with some diseases, such as cancer or arthritis, it becomes persistent and becomes not an damnive process but, adaptive process and part of the disease itself and adds to the pain .. as we will hear from laurie klein, chronic pain is a disease in its own right. as these arguments make clear, this is an enormous public health problem. 100 million americans as you pointed out suffer from pain every year, and it is the most common reason people seek medical attention. there are two kinds of chronic pain, inflammatory and neuropathic pain, inflammatory, receptive pain is damage to soft tissue and

howard. >>> we begin with some breaking news before you go. no, here we go. dr. alen salerian is fighting efforts by the d.c. government to ban him from prescribing class two narcotics. these are drugs he says is necessary for the well-being of his patients. he appears at an administrative hearing at the d.c. department later today. >>> live pictures from sky 9 now. we're following breaking news out. anne arundel county. rescuers rush to a shooting scene near the wal-mart in maryland city. they found a man with a gunshot wound. they've taken him to the hospital with a serious injury. we just learned that that wound is not considered life- threatening. so far we have no information about a possible suspect or a motive. >> it might impact traffic in the area of route 198 and the bw parkway. this is in the laurel city area so you might want to keep that in mind as you get ready to head out the door. >> of course monika is going to have updates on that throughout the rest of the morning as well. >>> our time 16:55. >> one more -- is 6:55. >> one more check of traffic

dr. jay varma, thank you so much. happy diwali, everybody. >> spinach, that's my thing. i love the spinach and butter chicken. howard, you get to it so we can go get some. >>> the bus stop forecast, bundle up. you might want something hot physically and also maybe a little spicy. temperatures this morning are down in the 40s. windchills in the 30s. we've got plenty of showers still out there for the next few hours but the showers will pull away here a little later this morning. sunshine returns also, especially this afternoon. we'll make a return toward the low 50s. breaking down the day planner, 9:00 a.m. still some showers around. 45. but they're going to are more sporadic than they are now. 49 at noon. we'll see sun west, clouds east. we'll sort of be in the middle here in d.c. by 3:00 i think mostly sunny and 50 degrees with a high of 52 today. northwesterly winds will be in the 10 to 20 range. could gust 25, even higher than that the next hour or two. we have the front that went through. behind it the rains are persisting out to about interstate 81. north of town, this is where we're seeing the heavier stuff in

dr. margaret hamburg commissioner of the food and drug administration and i am joined by howard glamburg. thank you for this opportunity to testify about the tragic fungal meningitis outbreak associated with an injectable steroid product distributed by necc. as far as safety concerns and the legislation that is needed to prevent such incidents from happening again. i want to begin by offering my deepest six thizz to the patients affected by these outbreaks and families. this event has had devastating effects on patients across the country such as eddie love laste, judge love lace. many of whom were likely unaware that they were being treated with a compounded product not reviewed or approved by the f.d.a. our foremost goal is the protection of the health of the public. since the onstet of this outbreak we've targeted f.d.a. with sources from experts in our headquarters to inspectors and in labs across the country to do everything we can to stem the toll of this terrible event. together with cdc and the states we have sought to identify potentially contaminated products and ensure that the