earl will give her resistance. real simple, take off as fast as hard as she can. earl will hold up the speed chute. great way to work on top end speed. let's go. good resistance. good training mechanism. now we have the speed sack. another great way to work on speed. earl will go ahead and strap in. these are great. really easety use. they are 40 pounds. filled with sand. very easy to store. really easety train with. -- easy to train wsm earl will take off and run as fast as hard as can. partner will fill them up. help your partner out. once again, these are easy to use. really easy to store. fill them up with sand. keep them in your garage. break them out when you ready. do them at the park. out in front of your house. anywhere you want to do it. great with mom, dad, sister, brother. and great to have someone to help you out. let's go to take off as fast as you can. good job. good job. >> great job. >> trying to imagine allison running down the street with that thing tied to her back. all of the equipment seen -- >> and not getting arrest. >>> all of this equipme

if you want to earl this p out you can make a donation to the red cross. so you can donate $10 just by texting the word react or 50555 or you can call the number on your screen and help make a difference. remember abc10 news continues with soily clean up right now. if you want more information for the latest information and you can check out our fan book fan page. >> new information this morning, a woman police say who somehow fired -- friends we spoke with of an eye say he died yesterday morning at a hospital after suffering severe burns. rick was expected to be charged with the murder. witnesses say he report the gasoline on meyers and lit her on fire late last month. friends played the home of memorial service sunday at 1:30:00 p.m. >>> prosecutors will present everyday in a few hours to jam surrounding a shooting death of sigh beerian husky. you may remember back in august keith accept ped was charged with animal coolty. shepherd said the dog was attacking his dog and he couldn't break up the fight so he shot the dog. they say the dogs were just playin

of the court knew just how influential a role he played in building coalitions under chief justice earl warren and his two more conservative successors, warren burger and william rend qis. in 1986, the year justice brennan turned 80 and marked his 30th anniversary on the court, he tapped steve as his biographer. as we like to joke, i was in fifth grade at the time worried more about whether the mets were going to win the world series. he granted steve unprecedented access to all of his papers and began what would prove to be 60 hours of interviews over the course of five years. we thought we'd start tonight with steve telling the fascinating story of how he came to be justice brennan's biographer and what that experience was like. >> thank you, seth. and, david, just for the record, i'm a politics and prose member too. [laughter] and, seth, our thoughts are with your father as well. thank you. thank you all for being here. 1986, as you now have heard, was a remarkable opportunity for me. if you imagined, i had been in washington for quite a while at that point and had been writing about

. >> this is earl eugene whose daughter sue sent in this picture. she is proud of her dad. >> world war ii. army private earl eugene mccarol from 1942 to 1945 he was 22 years old in this picture. he was an army private in the rainbow division of the army cannon. he passed away in february of last year. , look at all the toyota's for sale. let's go with... i'm selling my toyota rav4. do you know anything at all about the escape? it's a nice light blue color. much like my eyes. my goodness, it's true. the mileage is extraordinary. 28 miles per gallon on the highway. it's a voice-activated sync system. all around, it's better than my toyota. get our best deals. 0% financing and, as a holiday bonus, we'll give you $1500 to use toward your first three payments. is it wrong to drive a toyota to ford's year end celebration? not if you leave it behind. ve you tried honey bunches of oats with real strawberries? wow. it's seriously strawberry. they're everywhere. it's in the bunches, on the flakes, even real strawberries in the mix. can i have some more? hone

david banks, kelly golf, earl lewis. it's been a pleasure.the show. >> up next, a program that helps inner city kids stay alive. >>> one woman on chicago's south side is fighting to keep kids off the block. she's our "slice of life." >>> in one of the most dangerous cities in the country, kids off the block is a safe haven for young people. it's a little-known after-school program geared to help you escape gang violence. here, they have access to computers, tutors and mentors, help clean up the community and plus, provide a place to talk out their problems. in 2003 diane latiker started kids off the block in her own neighborhood. >> right now we're on the far south side of chicago in the roosevelt community. we are in what people call the quote, unquote, wild 100. >> that's because chicago averages 1,800 shootings per year. last year, chicago had the second highest number of murders with 458. behind new york city with 471. >> a 13-year-old named robert freeman was shot 22 times two blocks from here. we heard part of the shots coming out becau

among the icons is earl lloyd. he was the first to play in an nba game in 1950 and win an nba championship in 1955. mr. lloyd, good morning. thank you for coming by today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> welcome home. >> thank you. >> you are back home for the weekend. >> when he talked about you can't go back home. if you can't go back home, you have a serious problem. >> you can come back anytime. >> no question. >> you went to tc williams. there is a gym named in your honor. you went to play at west virginia state college, did you ever think you would be in the nba? >> if you don't have a predecessor, you don't make a lot of plans about going to that venue. somebody had to do it, i guess. you mentioned tc williams. i did not attend tc williams. >> i'm sorry. >> tc williams was new. i went to a school called parker gray high school. >> okay. alexandria, virginia? >> you got it. >> at least we got that part right. earl, let me say you went on to the nba. there were three all together. were you the first to hit the c

right here we will have earl strap in. he will do cone touches with resistance. sprint up, up, and touch the cone, come back, and gets resistance every time he runs up. a great to help out your athletic ability. relax. i'm travell gaines. for more information go to wgntv.com. >>> thank you. all that equipment seen here can be found at sports authority stores and on-line at sklz.com. >>> great. i know where to get it. you can wear the belt thing and i will run to the newsroom. >> i will hold it. that's a match made in heaven. >> lunch break is next. >> stuffing gets a makeover with goat cheese and mushrooms. i want one of these. nobody in my family ever had a heart attack. if anything, i thought i'd get hit by a bus, but not a heart. my doctor put me on an aspirin regimen to help protect my life. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. check with your doctor because it can happen to anybody. >>> it's time for lunch break. i stearted lunch. the chef of lecordon bleu college joins me. thank you so much. >> thank you for

yes dear, and my name is earl, we'll talk with him coming up. 5 staying on top of a developing story overnight. north korea launching an artillery attack against south korea and it's turned deadly. reaction from the white house ahead this hour. >>> and then new ahead this morning, fire destroyed a popular kiosk near the veteran memorial wall. >>> one traveler saying he was humiliated by the screening process. and more on that, plus we'll tell you about the opt out day tomorrow and what it could mean for your travel plans. >>> i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. and we have learned the date prince william will marry kate middleton and where and we'll reveal that in a few minutes. >>> but let's check in with tony perkins first and look at our forecast for this tuesday. >> it's going to be a decent day today. we'll see some scattered rain showers but as far as temperatures go, we'll be fantastic. into the 60s today. let's look at hd radar and show you where the precip is now. it's well out to the west. any rain that we get in here won't

. >> thanks, carol -- banks, ea -- thanks, earl. i'm president of kqed media.u are all here, and we are glad you are all here, and kqed is proud to be joining in partnership with the san francisco mayor's office of neighborhood services and the san francisco native american health center and the native american aids project in celebrating american indian heritage month. we proudly celebrates the diversity out northern california by commemorating american indian heritage with more than 60 programs this year -- this month, in fact. these programs are highlighted in a guide along with listings of community resources and local events, and you can find that actkqed.org/ -- at kq ed.org/heritage. i wanted to point out a couple of films we have coming up on our films series. one is called "real injun" and it is an interesting trip through the history of north american native people as they have been portrayed in the history of movies from silent did today. the second explores the life and death of fred martina's and the spiritual nature and gender. two spirits is goin

the earl said all earls should exam the planes. kwan tas has grounded six.pore airlines has grounded three. >>> new pictures of the armed robbers who stole thousands of goods from a game stop store. it shows the two men threatening employees and customers with a weapon. they made off with four cases of the new game. >>> a federal lawsuit filed over those election neat robocalls which told voters to basically stay home and watch tv. wjz and andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: maryland's attorney general is asking for more than $15 million from those responsible which does not include former governor bob ehrlich. >> i'm on the bob ehrlich team. >> reporter: political consultant julius henson at the center of this complaint filed in court by attorney general doug gansler saying the 112,000 clx night phone calls violated the federal communications act. >> we're calling to let everyone know that governor o'mally and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch on tv tonight. >> this was with the inte

you just promoted uncle earl's for free on national television. tell me what you get from it because you may not get what you think. i don't know that you necessarily need the kind of exposure that you are looking for. i don't know if that's a well-thought out marketing plan. >> couponing is always an idea. >> well, i'm not big for couponing. i think that to get your name out before people in an inexpensive way is there are lots of shows that you go to that get lots of exposure from people with free samples, whether they are typical boardwalk shows or bigger types of shows around the country. so if you can get your reps to go to the shows and give away your product -- >> i think that's a good point. more than to advertise where you spend a lot of money and don't know if people pay attention to it. if you believe in your product you get it in people's hands. >> if the product is good and they like it -- >> they'll come back. >> exactly. >> if any of you have a question for our experts, just go to our website. the address is openforum.com/yourbusine

earl warren, the chief justice to have been a three term governor of california. justice brennan, there would be no biography of a new jersey state judge and corporate labor lawyer. we purposely convinced that part the focus here really is on his tenure as a supreme court justice. the second is that we really wanted to go down the middle. we were not looking to just celebrate him. you were not looking to condemn him. we were going to take it or average went. i hope it reflects that. there are things about justice brennan that he did that we point out that are, perhaps, worthy of question or criticism. those include is hiring -- refusal to hire women clerks long after he had written pioneering women's rights decisions. he decided to withdraw an offer to a clerk in the 1960's because of that. >> alleged ties to communist groups. it was not necessarily a moment of bravery on his part. so hopefully what we have done is taken a middle-of-the-road approach. he is called into question when merited. he gets the credit he deserves. a couple of games i thought i would talk

who's that, james earl jones? james earl does a lot of voice-over work.r instead of a hamburger, as he requested. a cheeseburger? i said a hamburger. she always does this to me. michael considered demanding that alice scrape the cheese off, but decided not to, fearing that alice may spit in or otherwise defile the burger in some manner. a wise decision... for that was exactly what alice was planning to do. [jones laughs] are you kidding me? morty: sneaky. my god. what else we got here? "making of"? just click. i can't see. what happened? [squishing] what--? huh. the floor is so mushy and slippery. feels good in my feet. [chuckles] check it out. you hit the fast-forward button. i believe we're sometime after your conception. man: okay. push. [baby crying] it's a girl. it's a girl! oh. oh, it's a girl. thank you so much. thanks. thank you for that. wait a minute. i-i'm sorry. it might be a boy. what do you mean, "might be"? what is that? maybe that's a penis. maybe that's a pe--? that's a penis. that's my penis. can i see that? maybe? can you bring that a l

. >> and when the crews awifed -- arrived, it was clear that an unusual wealth earl event went through. >> it wasn't until this morning when some realized how severe the storm was. >> i looked around and there were two trees right next door to me that fell completely. one on the car there and one on the car there. >> and that was derek valcourt reporting. we'll go to captain mike perry getting a bird's eye view of the damage now. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, jessica and everyone. it looks like the bulk of the damage along the city/county line is south of northern parkway. two roofs off of the building and where they landed 1/4 mile from where they blew off. this is along northern parkway and the crews are taking that debris and moving that out of the way. and it struck the town homes as it was traveling in the area and as mark pans to the left, we'll see one of the town homes there on the very end -- it suffered significant roof damage and as you go to the left, there's where the roofs came off of the apartments. it's fortunate that no one was killed. you can see

earl was a young child. when his father was murdered and his mother brought him up to plains and raised him with the help with some other relatives. that's probably very significant because jimmy's father, mr. earl, grew up with no father of his own and he was determined that his children would not grow up fatherless and the rest of that story -- it gets even more comp indicating because everyone knows ms. lillian. after all when he was president and ms. lillan was the mother he was frequently interviewed. she was interesting. sort of the darling of the public, though, some people took issue with that, i think. and so everybody thought that ms. lillian was a real nurturing parent of her son, her oldest son, jimmy. it turns out it's not true. that actually was the father was the nurturing parent. he ran the family business. he was frequently home. and he also pretty much managed the education, the religious training, the work schedules of his children, especially his oldest son, jimmy, whom he nicknamed hot s

. >> there is a an earl warren building. the sale was part of the budget deal two. businessmen claim it's unconstitutional, and illegal. and there is details on who is trying to buy properties when you join us tonight at 6:00. >> coming up here there is an electrical alternative to the gas guzzler. >> and a one stop shop for bargain hunter autos bay area going from cooler today to cold, wet by the end of the week. i'm sandhya patel. i'll have details coming up. >> and beatles and apple coming together. a decade after i tunes changed music. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> and a report reveals same driver struck and killed a bicycle was involved in a similar crash three years ago. the 47-year-old woman died after a big rig hit her november 4th. chp has not determined if the driver or bicyclist was at fault. the truck hit and killed a man in 2007. police determined the cyclist was at fault in that tragedy. >> and a strange crash in pleasant hill spilled bales of hay around the road. >> the driver of the h

so if this layoff plan goes through, it would take effect in earl december.ny concessions could reduce the number of layoffs. live in santa clara, theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> thank you. nearly half a million california college students will pay more for their education. the state university system has just approved a 15% tuition increase. terry mcsweeney is live at san francisco state. are students afraid they may have to drop out? >> some are and here is why. the board of trustees approached at 5% increase for on, 10% additional in september. add that to the 30% they approved over the past year or so, add it all up and you've got a economic lessons nobody out here signed up for. it's going to be an expensive lessons for moist of the students as well as 400,000 cs yu students state wade. their current tuition of $4230, it will go up to 4084. >> for so many students here, the city course of tuition hikes has prompted lifestyle changes. >> in the house i live in we've had to get an extra roommate and i know i don't go out to eat or anything like that, don't

cutler took advantage of the turnover to find earl bennett once again for a td pass. the defense held their own the rest of the way. the bears win 20 -- 31-26. today greg olson spoke about the team's over all effort. >> to be an all round team, a super bowl caliber team you need to play well on both offense and defence. for a while around here it's been pretty well recognized the defense has been kind of the top dog and really carried this team for a lot of years. and offense, we have taken a lot of pride in saying eh beer going to be just as good as our defense. we're going to split up as many points as possible and take the pressure off them, they don't have to win every game. >>> packers down 7 to the falcons less than a minute to go. aaron rodgers finds you're denelson to tie it with 55 seconds left. but on the ensuing kickoff eric wiens returns it to the 36. tack on a face mask penalty and they get into the field goal range, matt bryant from 47 yards out. wins it 20-17 the final. the packers fall to 7-4 which puts the bears all alone in first in the n.f.c. north.

earl in his presidency, terrorists launched the worss attack, today known as 9/11.he war on terrorists and those who might help them defined the rest of the u.s. presidency. then came the war in iraqq president bush explains how the u.s. spent years working through the united nations. saddam hussein did not just pursue weapons, but he had used them. a reference to an attack where women and children fell where they were standing. that attack and others, convinced bush and others around the world that saddam was hiding a weapons program including nuclear. he was shocked when none were found. >> unbelievely frustrating. everybody thought had he wmd. every intelligence service and a lot of members of congress. that angered vice president dick cheney. he wanted to levy to be parred. the president had decided to only commute the sentence. the jury verdict should be resppcted he wrote. in one of my final meetings, i informed dic cheneyythat i cannt pardon him. one of the biggest controversy was the response to hurricane %-writes that in mississippit 80 miles of coastline h

i'm joel d smith, from driving to paying for gas to even what >>> welcome back to fox 45 earl he edition. you're taking a live look over the inner harbor. good morning, i'm pattice harris. time to get back into a new week. meteorologist steve fertig is here to tell us what the weather will look like for this holiday weekend. everybody is ooking forward to thanksgiving.ú so fast.gdz givingthanksgiving,d >> once thanksgiving comes and christmas is, anddthe holidays are here. >> the coolerrair is going to come out. >> not today, we have a mild daú today and tomorrow. look at the temperatures right now the we're at 50 degrees which is certainly not bad for this hour for this time of year. that is in baltimore, and d.c. the same. 39 in salisbury, that is more, 47 degrees n hagerstown and 50 in occasio oakland. that's is the way it should be, not he way you may like it. be prepared for a littleebit of reduced visibility to the north it looks like as we get a southerly flow bringing more moisture. rain to the ohio valley steers to the north out of our way. mostly cloudy skies and fog before we

meean gilliland, fox 4 45 earl edition. >>> contractors are making sure that people can return home asickly as posssble. this was the scene as they closed roofs, boarded up win deez. windows. >> we couldn't do anything within the 24 hour period. almost everybody is home. we will continue that effort and try to get new roofs on this entire repoot which is a lot of roofs and continue on with the %-man is found dead in his home. police believe he shot and killed hhmself after first ssooting his wife. it happened at oak trace way. he was shot several times. the house with her 8 years old3 son just as police were arrived. her husband barricaded himself in the house leading to a four hour standoff with police. when officers finally entered the homm they found the body of terrance wilson inside. -olice they had been called to the home earlier for a domestic incident. >> arruments, fussing, somebody didn't pick up the trash. those kind things. >> domestic iolence ain'' never good, whether it's the man or the woman or whoover and then you got kids there. >> wilson is now at shock trauma the cou

so if this layoff plan goes through, it would ta effect in earl december.ny concessio could reduce the number of layoffs. live in santa clara, theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> thank you. nearly half a million california college students will pay more for their education. the state university stem has just approved a 15% tuition increase. terry mcsweeney is live at san francisco state. are students afraid they may have to drop out? >> some are and here is why. the board of trustees approached at 5% increase for on, 10% additional in septemb. add that to th 30% they approved over the past year or so, add it all up and you've got a economic lessons nobody out here signed up for. it's going to be an expensive lessons for moist of the students as well as 400,000 cs yu students state wade. their current tuition of $4230, it will go up to 4084. >> for so many students here, the city cour of tuition hikes has prompted lifestyle changes. >> in the house i live in we've had to get an extra roommate and i know i don' go out to eat or anything like that, don't go shoppin

on a visit to seoul earl whyer this month, president obama reaffirmed his support. >> the united states will never waiver in our commitment to the security of the republic of korea. >> reporter: skirmishes flair up between the two koreas from time to time. but this escalation comes amid growing tensions over north korea's claim it has a new highly sophisticated nuclear facility. joel brown, cbs news, the white house. >> well, the busiest travel week of the year is colliding head-on with a nationwide protest that is urging fliers to boycott airport security protocols. christian fisher has more now on what is shaping up to be the perfect recipe for a travel nightmare for the holiday coming up. >>> so far so good here at reagan. the lines at security seem to be moving smoothly. keep in mind, tomorrow is the big day that we're all really concerned about. not only is it the busiest travel day of the year, but this year, it is also national opt out day. this is the day where people will be boycotting tsa's new body scans calling them invasive and inappropriate. the tsa is saying hey, the boyc

found him near the crime scene, he was charged with the theft of a 'roid i don't and also disorder earl conduct. >>> crash investigators are still working to determine the cause of a crash that left one person seriously injured and one dead. 52-year-old perry sink died in that crash, both lanes of york road had to be shut down during the crash investigation. police have not areleased the name of the person who survived the crash. >>> a soldier from saltsburg has been killed while serving in afghanistan. specialist david looks died last thursday in germany. he had been wounded when enemy forces attacked his unit with improvised explosive device last week. he was a member of the 121st airborne division out of for the campbell, kentucky. >>> in anne arundel county police are on the hunt for three men involved in a deadly shooting. a man was shot inside the pizza shop in glen burnie. he asked the men to leave but they hot flores, one man was captured and has been identified as 17-year-old vincent butter of pasadena. the employee was not hurt during the shooting. >>> well the food court at a

joe biden, julia roberts, jimmy stewart, carly simon, james earl jones. they all have one thing in common, they stuttered. as impediments go, it can be crippling. but it can also be fixed. it's the subject of a new film called "the king's speech." it's already an academy award favorite. it's about the real-life king of england who needed to speak to his people and overcome his own stutter. our report from nbc's lee cowan. >> reporter: in hollywood, screen writers make a living by writing words for others to speak. a perfect career for david siedler, a man once terrified of speaking himself. >> a childhood of stuttering is something that no sane person would choose. >> reporter: it was crippling. >> you live in dread, in absolute dread. >> reporter: but it is that dread that makes his latest screenplay, "the king's speech," so realistic. >> george, the stammerer. >> reporter: his hero is the stutterer. britain's king george vi. determined to overcome his stammering with his speech therapist. >> do you know any jokes? timing isn't my strong suit. >> reporte