dr. taylor says the redness and swelling will disappear in a few days. >> that was nancy alvarez reporting. patti pate seven runs and $50 for both. the doctor says she may need another treatment -- patty paid $750 for both treatments. >> hope you are doing well. what a way to start the work week? gorgeous with plenty of sunshine. the only thing we see is way in the deep south, more strong, heavy showers around dallas. also a strong system rolling into the gulf coast. we are not worried about it yet but later in the week it may approach. also dealing with an easterly wind off of the atlantic. you would like to enjoy the first half of the week, mostly sunny. sunshine this afternoon. right now, 78 downtown. looks like 76 out of the airport. pretty consistent so far this afternoon. looks like it will go to lower to mid 80's around baltimore. it looks like the mountains, the upper elevations of western maryland will be a little more than normal. 84 it looks like around the water and plenty of sunshine, winds out of the west. dowland are run ocean city, 83. a few more thin clouds but no big deal

dr. janet taylor, psychiatrist and physician, medical doctor, dr. or, thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> here you are seeing a split between brother and sister. misty croslin's entire family is now distancing themselves from her. the mother and the father have both side she may not have been home that night. one of them says they think that she's holding back about what happened that night. what do you make of it? i find it very difficult to believe a family would unfairly target their own daughter and sister. >> well, clearly, they've known her the longest. they know what she's capable of. and they also know her personality. so i really trust what they're saying now. and i think we have to, given this new information, have to investigate it further and look at her character and the potential that she really knows a lot more than she's saying. >> art harris at www.artharris.com. art, what can you tell me about the pond that was drained in the last 48 hours? >> by water, by the crow flies, it's about a mile from the trailer where halei

dr. janet taylor, a psychiatrist who has counseled victims of abuse and is a contributor to momlogic.com. good morning to you both. good to have you here. >> good morning, natalie. >> ed, let me start with you because i think you can give us a really great perspective on what this family may be going through as jaycee is reunited with her parents. >> you know, i think that their family is -- i mean, it's got to be the most joyous occasion to possibly happen. certainly, you know, there's a lot of difficulty in that. you know, i've been in touch with the national center, and she's doing very well. i mean, it's an important thing. to me, the most important thing that she can learn out of this is that it is not her fault. that nobody has the right to do this to her and that, you know, life is hard sometimes. but there is life after these events. >> mm-hmm. and i know she's receiving a lot of counseling right now as well which i know was essential with elizabeth in your situation. i know elizabeth has also said to you that she plans to reach out to jaycee and her family. how do you think she'l

taylor swift's acceptance speech. here's some of what happened. watch and from philadelphia, we will get dr. phil's reaction. finish, but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. one of the best videos of all time. >> larry: okay, dr. phil, what's the psychological explanation of an occurrence like that? >> larry, obviously the behavior is just despicable. no other word for it. frankly you blow it down to simply being a bully. i can name you 10 or 15 people that he wouldn't have gone up and taken that mike from, but he did it with a 17-year-old girl because he could. to take it upon himself and be that insensitive to her, i thought it was just terrible. >> larry: for what gain? >> i think it's all just kind of part of a narcissistic personality pattern. you have to be the center of attention and have all the spotlight on you. you have a complete disregard for other people's thoughts or feelings and no sensitivities to it. i had people tell me he was drinking on the red carpet. maybe he had kind of dulled his senses. i don't know that. i did talk to taylor today and i talked to her mother. both. i did t

dr. janet taylor, psychiatrist and physician, medical doctor. dr. taylor, thank you for being us.d she may not have been home that night. one of them says they think that she's holding back about what happened that night. what do you make of it? i find it very difficult to believe a family would unfairly target their own daughter and sister. >> well, clearly they've known her the longest. they know what she's capable of and also know her personality. i really trust what they're saying now and i think we have to, given this new information, have to investigate it thoroughly and look at her character that she really knows more than she's saying. >> art harris at www.artharris.com, art, what can you tell me about the pond that was drained in last 48 hours? >> by water, by the crow flies it's about a mile from the trailer where haleigh disappeared from but it takes 35 minutes to drive around and over a bridge to get to. very remote, and, you know, it was accessible only by little dirt road. so they drained it. they had a tip. unclear if it came from the inmates they interviewed but th

dr. janet taylor, cliff van zant, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, the new king of the u.s.t him after your local news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. baltimore police are investigating an early-morning intrusion from johns hopkins university medical student killed the suspect with a samurai sword. police said that the student was telling the mentally and a man accosted him and that is when the student caught off the man's head with a sword and caused severe laceration to the body. >>> let's get a check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. a less >> to accident on southbound a j.f. -- >> a late accident on southbound j.f.x. you are also looking at heavy delays on southbound harrisburg expressway. that extends all the way down to shawan from the beltway. philadelphia road, watch for an accident there. >> west side, looking at heavy delays from 795 to edmondson. drive times on the northeast side. 13 minutes on into the from 795 to 83's. sitting in traffic on the west side at the p

dr. janet taylor, cliff van zant, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, the new king of the u.s.t him after your local news and weather. >>> the good morning. it's 8:26. first, let's get to the news on this tuesday, september 15th. good morning. in the news today, a new security screening area opens today at dell less, international. the main terminal replace the current activity on that same level. >>> less confusing for passengers and less >>> a delightful september morning. 70 degrees in washington and increasing clouds today. ternoon highs in the low to mid-80s. cooler weather moving in with a chance of light rain or patchy drizzle as well as thursday and friday. for the weekend, it will be mostly dry, though. sunday into monday, a chance of rain moving in. highs in the 70s by monday. jerry, how is the traffic now? >> it's been a challenge. 270 remains closed and all the way out there, part of the reason was the bridge earlier and combined with usual rush hour commuters. no distance is blocking. a problem outbound has been removed. >> great. thanks. and ♪ don't tell me not to

dr. huxtable from "the wisconsin bee show." >> and andy taylor from "the andy griffith show." >> dr.should have been number one? >> we thought he was number one. >> father knows best. love that show. you don't remember that. >> you're a pretty good dad. >> i do want to say, now that we have some time. last week you were so proud. your son, who by the way is a great baseball player -- quarterback of the football team? i mean, that's a proud dad. >> you were so proud. >> of course. >> you're going to downplay it but he was beaming. >> i have to watch from far away. >> your daughter is getting ready to head off to college. >> you're going to make me cry. >> we have a minute left. >> let's peak at the forecast. warming temperatures, 76 today. tomorrow autumn officially begins. it's just a mark on the calendar. the days are already getting shorter, nights getting longer. we still have warmer air building in for the middle of the week. wednesday, thursday, scattered showers, pulling back to the 70s by the weekend. norm, the other good tv dad will be here at 5:00 with more. check back then.

taylor would think as an historian. of course, wrote three really definitive volumes about the civil rights movement and dr. and clinton was trying to feel taylor out about what was the best way to leave a historical record unprecedented, provide a more thorough glimpse into his thinking and decisionmaking process. >> will, this is so absolutely fascinating that these secret tapes were being made, some of the most controversial moments, including the monica lewinsky scandal, at the white house. that president clinton was stuffing these tapes away in his sock drawer so they wouldn't be subpoenaed. i have a question now about the lawyers going back and saying, wow did they fully turn over all of the evidence? did he need to turn that over? what did we learn from these tapes? what did clinton tell his old buddy, taylor branch about the whole monica lewinsky scandal? >> fascinating. one of the aspects of this book interesting to me, parts as a reader and later interviewing taylor was that taylor took copious notes about his interviews with clinton and this book is written from taylor's notes. so, driving back f

this is one of taylor branch is volumes on dr. king. but frankly to be honest, h spent a lot of time reading ildren's books. this is a wonderful one by the way. a sixth grader gave me this ok it a little girl the bronx. the giver. it is a very reminiscent george orwell, 1984, but actually i think it is more subtle. it is a beautiful book. actually adults like this book as much as children do. i just crash out here and lie down. i literay lie down sometimes. and just pick one at random off the table. you know, when i needs sort of strong version of that is not political at all and has nothing to do with all the injustices we facei will go through some poetry. and i particula like machiavelli. i like the elizabethan period. and read john done for while or some shakespeare. i have three poets to me are like, i don't know, they are my soul food. >> host: wre back with another hour and 45 m >> host: we are back with another hour and 45 minutes or so with jonathan kozol we will go next to kirk and clovis, new mexico. >> caller: hello. i want