edward! what are you doing?! edward? edward!ct shouting) captain brown: go directly to the town barn. the injured can be tended there. (horse neighing) i fear there's work for you to do. i came as soon as i heard. miss galindo: reverend hutton. harry made off again this evening. i cannot know where he went, or by what means he left the district. captain brown, are all your passengers accounted for? there was a list made, and it has been checked-- no one is missing. i was told my son was near the blast. he is here, sir. does he survive? yes. william. but my brother does not. what have i brought about? sir, your place is with your son. other offices you may leave to me. miss matty. oh. you are chilled to the bone. let me sit you by my fire. thank you, my dear, but i will stay with mr. buxton. i must make whatever amends i can. lady glenmire: miss galindo? will you assist me? i do not know what i might uncover. ooh. you are fortunate, peggy. the bleeding is already staunched. i must bind it afresh, and you must drink some brandy. p

family members say edwards was sitting here on a curb in front

the edward j. d. barlow organization. edward jr. his father gave him the san francisco 49ers.o he spent lavished all kinds of money on the 49ers. he is the reason for the salary gap we have in the nfl today. but the nfl also had dialogues that said you are not supposed to be associated with a gambling operation. he bypassed that. he ignored all that. so he comes to louisiana does sighting he wants to have a casino. so he begins to use edwin edwards to do the work, the paperwork of what it will take to get a casino. the only spot that was open was in northwest louisiana. near shreveport. so barlow and edwards get together but edwards continues to send him retainers' but he never signed them. never returned them. he never paid it. but yet edwards continues to fill out everything in his facility. edwards put him together with hollywood casino's so they do a proposal that is far and away the best proposal on the table so he knows he is going to win. he goes to debartelow and says look. getting the license is the easy part. the hard part is selling it to the voters. so we need a qu

he explained how a computer used by edward ates and later seized by police yielded the ghosts of pastes. >> is it true that on the hard drive they found a search asking the question, how do you commit the perfect murder? >> that is true. he researched how to pick a lock a purchased lock pick set. he researched silencers, and he would purchase two books on silencers. he researched .22 caliber weapons. >> and not only did edward ates research guns, the prosecutors said he owned them, too. >> please raise your right hand. >> to emphasize that point, he called an extremely reluctant witness for the prosecution, stacey duncsak, the daughter of edward ates and ex-wife of the victim. >> it would be fair to say that your dad has a good knowledge of guns? >> he has a knowledge of them. >> okay. in fact, you know that in 2006 he certainly owned a gun. >> yes, sir. >> the prosecutor was trying to show that the defendant was not only comfortable around guns, but also had planned his murder like assassin, surveilling his intended victim in the week before the crime. sergeant christianna told the s

he was on duty in an unmarked vehicle when he came across rodney edwards on the ground. police say as the officer approached to help, edwards pointed a gun at him and that's when the officer fired his weapon. 35-year-old rodney edwards shot and killed by a prince georges county police officer saturday night. family members say edwards was sitting here on a curb in front of a relative's home on greenleaf road and palmer park just before 10:00 p.m. that's when he was shot. they want to know why. >> the doctor came in and said he's been shot five times. he's 5'2" shot five times for what. >> they say the officer left a toys for tots event at police headquarters. police say when the officer spotted edwards on the ground, he stopped to see what was wrong. >> as the officer was exiting his vehicle, this male subject sat up, pointed a handgun at the officer. the officer feared for his safety and discharged his weapon. a .38 caliber handgun was recovered from this individual at the scene. >> reporter: this was the 15th officer-involved shoot inning prince georges county this yea

en total edward pago mas de 600 dolares...aco hasta el dinero de su renta pero nunca vio el trabajo, los dias pasaron y se dio cuenta que era una estafa "tengo un problema para procesar informacion en mi cerebro...si me hablas rapido no entiendo bien y cuando me di cuenta era demasiado tarde..." terry johnson ya esta tras las rejas pero la policia sabe que hay mas victimas en el area... 3 en maryland y mas, se esperan en washington.... hay un total de 11,000 que este estafador se habria apoderado de sus victimas... edward dice estar contento que quien lo estafo esta ahora en la carcel pero aclara que no volvera a confiar en la gente.. en rockville maryland claudia uceda univision despues de una serie de audiencias y reuniones, puede que la propuesta por establecer en el condado de montgomery, un toque de queda para los adolescentes nunca llegue a votacion... hay indicaciones que la medida que buscaba el ejecutivo del condado isiah legget, sea pospuesta cuando el consejo se reuna el proximo martes...el consejal phil andrew, qui

but he also did it to vindicate edwards.he account came out and it did 24 years after the fact after he wrote finally edwards reputation as a truthful correspondent was vindicated. it is very big news among media people who had always wondered about this account that edwards had written many years before. edwards is still among living at the time and was very gratified by this and sent his letter grades. edwards should be much better remembered not for this, but other work in journalism. he was one of the early -- you worked with jacob rees. and he was an early supporter of stephen crane. he let him stay at his apartment in new york when crane was struggling to write and sell red rash of courage. one of the things i think happened to edwards, his houses burned down in 1908 and he last a lifetime of correspondence and clippings and notes. there is no legacy to leave. it would be amazing to read through his papers and see exactly what his thoughts were as this happened in 1893. he came up with the scoop and himself fell aside.

edwards pulled a gun. when he did, that officer opened fire. >> at some point and time, the officer perceived that our gunman had a firearm in his possession and was threatening him with it. that officer made a decision to deploy deadly force. >> reporter: evidence techs looked at the grass near the scene looking for shell casings. they recovered a loaded firearm from edwards. edwards family said he didn't carry a gun. >> he had no gun. >> reporter: have you ever known him to have a gun? >> no. >> i want to know why did they do it? >> reporter: now the whole incident is under review. rodney edwards was known to police. his family said he had done some time. so far, three prince george's county police officers were shot and wound ed by people. that is unprecedented. >> pat collins reporting. thank you, pat. >>> best christmas present ever for a maryland family. two children were surprised at a school assembly by their father returning home from iraq. that event put a huge smile on one child's face and broug

the edward m.preciate it. if we could begin to have folks take their seats we will have time for pictures a little later. bill de la hunt, could you sit down please? thank you. what a leader. lieutenant governor is about to take his seat beside the treasure there. we are making real progress here. good morning ladies and gentle men. and in so many ways -- this is the day the lord has made. [applause] let us rejoice and be glad. [applause] i was just telling vicky, and was walking out by the 10 earlier this morning, looked up at this incredible blue sky and the sun was shining down and i said something that so many of us have said so many times in our lives, thank you, ted. well people will take credit for much of what happens, i think we give him the responsibility and credit for this beautiful day. and it is so typical of what ted kennedy wanted. it really isn't about ted kennedy in so many different ways. it's about the future and it's about teaching people how our government works, and it's abou

>> police say one of their officers was driving by and saw edwards lying on the street. he stopped and approached edwards to see if he needed help. >> he was in full uniform, identified himself as a police officer. unfortunately this suspect chose to point a gun at the officer, and the officer had to discharge his service weapon at the suspect. >> you know five times is excessive. we need answers. >> reporter: edwards' family said the father of three had lost the use of one hand and one foot decades ago after a vehicle accident. >> a prince george's county police headquarters 9news now. >>> police are asking for your help trying to identify a man who was struck and killed in rockville this weekend. he is hispanic between 35 and 50, walking around beard's mill road when he was hit by a car. he stumbled into a second area and was hit again. the driver of the car stopped and waited for police to arrive. no charges have been filed on the driver of the car. however the police are still looking for the driver of the suv. if you witness a crash that can help identify the victim

. >> reporter: 34-year-old rodney edwards was shot saturday evening. he was shot several times in front of his home in greenleaf park. family members want to know why a police officer opened fire on edwards. they heard the shots. >> i walked to the door. when i opened the door, there was a blue van, cargo dan, dark tinted windows and an undercover police with a 9 millimeter and he looks like he was laying back. he had been shot. >> reporter: they say edwards had just been dropped off by a friend. >> he got out of her car and sat down on the curb, said that he had been drinking, you know, he was going to sit down here for a minute, and then turn around, and then within five minutes, five shots rang out. >> reporter: they also say the shooting was unprovoked. county police paint a very different picture of what happened on greenleaf. they say the officer had just left a toys for tots event here in palmer park and was on his way to another assignment. >> he came across this person lying on the side of the road, which he wanted to help and see what was wro

how'd edward know my father died in march? damn it, that was a long flight! i thought we'd never get out of stinky-ass, smelly scotland! it's so good to have you acting like yourself again. come on. we better get kenny back to his parents. wait a minute. who's got the pot roast? i thought you got it. it's still at baggage claim! aw, damn it. come on! we got to find him! kenny! rob schneider is a somewhat popular comedic actor who seemed to have it all... until one day he came across a pot roast... [ needle scratches ] and his life changed forever. now he's sharing his body with an 8-year-old boy. and he's about to find out that being 8... oh! ain't so great. rob schneider is "kenny." rated pg-13. man: live from the space station zyed in the voxlyn galaxy, it's... this year's nominees are... graglar the destructor, andromeda galaxy, planet j-11. [ roars ] dormanta unit five, jalax galaxy, planet heelym. der-r-r-r! john edward, milky way galaxy, planet earth. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not a douche! and finally ursala the giant douche from the horsehead nebula

our mayor, edward lee. >> thank you. [applause] thanks for being here. you know, jeff, what you're talking about, and edward and victor, this is a reconfirmation that our policy in san francisco is really working. almost on a weekly basis. we have another tech company coming in, taking up space, and creating jobs. our practice has been and our policy in the city that -- has been that we want our tech companies to start here in san francisco, stay here, and to grow with us. we're growing those jobs tremendously. take the gaming company, for example. if you months ago, you were in 5000 square feet summer. here, your 33,000 square feet. you have 63 employees. in 18 months, is what i understand, in the next 18 months, you're going to grow from 63 employees to 185. that is exactly the type of growth that we need and want to have here. some of the other ones, whether it is play haven or pivotal labs or kiva, which will be able to see because they're knocking out walls already and doing stuff. it is kind of funny, because i was here about a year-and-a-half ago

. >> john edwards say a mysterious medical condition will make it hard to be at a criminal trial. we will have details on that unusual request. midnight madness. shoppers ripping the doors off stores and trampling each other. one person even fired a shotgun to get at the shoes. i'm craig melvin for tamron hall. "news nation" following breaking news now in the battle over the payroll tax cut extension. president obama held a briefing a short time ago after sounding the bill and gave instructions to congress for what to do next. >> when congress returns, i urge them to keep working without drama, without delay, to reach an agreement is that extends this tax cut as well as unemployment insurance through all of 2012. >> after weeks of partisan bickering it took the house and senate minutes to extend the cut for two months. harry reid named the four senators who will work with the house to come up with the long-term plan. senators cardin, casey, balk us and reed and then he scolded his colleagues. >> i hope this congress had a good learning experience. especially those who are newer to

edward ran him over and bartow suffered life-threatening injuries and was put into a coma. his mother has been at his side at san francisco general for the past week. >> my focus is on albert, i massage his hands legs and feet and i talk to him nonstop. >> she has a two-year-old daughter and edward faces many charges including assault with great bodily injury. >>> 4,000 people attended that public memorial for vallejo officer officer jim capoot. they spoke about the impact he made on their lives. he was haled as a dedicated officer as well as a loving father and husband. >> dad i will forever have you back, you rest in peace, i will be seeing you, double dog, oh ray. >> they ended with a helicopter peeling off in a missing man formation. >>> herman cane said he will decide whether or not to continue for his presidential nomination after he talks with his wife tomorrow. the candidate said he has spoken after the allegations of the 13-year affair with cane. he wants to talk with his wife before making a decision. now campaign appearances in ohio yesterday, cane says he is a v

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edwards missed seven games with a knee injury. and couldn't find the end zone. the receiving corps is thin now, consistenting of michael crabtree, kyle williams. edwards was one of the few, cornerback carlos rogers is able to shed that label and named to his first probowl. >> but i hope you can't go, because you guys are in the super bowl. >> that's what my mama tells me. we want you to go. we go to the super bowl. >> rogers has a career high of six interceptions and hoping for a long-term deal to stay in san francisco. something his former team, the redskins, wouldn't consider. >> he was one that big payday and we weren't going to go in that direction. we weren't going to make that type of commitment long-term. if he was as consistent as we would have liked, we would have signed them long-term. >> rogers was one of eight 49ers picked for the probowl. patrick willis goes to his fourth straight. added as a reserve after stealing the franchise scoring record from a guy who played in 13 probowls. >> i wish they would be a little bit more successful in the red zone.

i want to talk about john edwards first. john edwards has asked to delay his trial.of breaking some campaign finance laws and siphoning money to his girlfriend. so why is he asking for a delay in this case? is he trying to -- >> yeah. he sounds qualified to run for office, doesn't he? he has all the bases covered. now he wants sympathy after what happened with his wife, the cheating on her, hiding in the bathroom from "the national enquirer," now he's starting to say he's sick. get this. he needs to hire about 10pr teams. >> does he have a legal case? >> no, not at all. it doesn't mean that you don't try. he really doesn't have anywhere to turn on. the case against him is very strong, so he has to do something. he better be able to back this up. >> listen, he was in court just a couple weeks ago and they said he looked very healthy. he's already had one extension, because he wanted to attend his daughter's wedding and have more time to prepare. kimberly, does the judge give him this extension? >> not without good cause and good medical to do so. >> if he doesn't, is

edward's family wants the shooting investigated. they don't believe he had a gun. >>> some sobering statistics about the nation's police force. fatalities rose sharply. 173 federal state and local officers were killed in the line of duty during 2011. earlier today, i talked to craig chairman and ceo of the memorial fund to find out what he thinks is behind the rise in fatalities. >> i think we have a problem with budget cuts decimating across the country, were cutting their training dollars, equipment dollars, cutting manpower at a time when we are asking police officers to take on a more cold-blooded brazen criminal element and we have seen in recent times. we are also asking them to fight a war on terror here in the home land and all of that means they need the best possible resources to do their jobs effectively and safely. we're not giving them those resources and i'm afraid that is leading to greater risk for our officers on the street. >> a combination of things. is there a thought to the theory that the economy may be an unde

interesting to note when john edwards was deal his candicy.eft it to the national enquirer to come up with the story and go with the headlines and they didn't want to pick it up until they were forced to since the inquirer was already interviewing the woman behind the scandal and john edwards. >> exactly, the national enquirer has weighed in on this but no where near the edwards story which they were out on. and if anything, the mass media were writing stories about the national enquirer and what a sleeze bag it is. and doing horrible stories about john edwards. and we saw that turn around. but, justice there and the justice here. the other part is he going to blame the media if he decides throw in the towel. i am a victim and i can't take the medi scrutiny on this and still maintain that it is false? >> yes, i know. >> or does he say it is true. >> it is certainly what we will check back with the cain campaign. it may be coming any time. thank you for that. and we told you we are awaiting cain's announcement and we'll have the twitter respons

when the officer approached him, edwards pointed a gun at the officer. edwards' family says they cannot believe he would point a gun at a police officer. >> we want to know why he was shot, what he was doing. even though, why would you shoot somebody so small five times, you know what i'm saying? five times. and then we still can't get an answer to what's going on. >> police tell news 4 they did recover a gun from the scene. this is the 15th shooting involving police in prince george's county this year. it's a new record for the county. >>> today the coast guard will resume the search for a missing boater on chesapeake bay. he was last seen when his boat was recovered from sandy point state park. rescuers already pulled two people from the water this weekend. a 25-year-old woman is being treated for hypothermia. she is expected to survive. >>> today the military hearing will resume for the army private accused of giving secrets to wikileaks. yesterday lawyers for bradley manning argued that his supervisor should have seen enough red flags to revoke his a

state farm. >>> john edwards is seeking to delay his criminal trial over campaign finances to former presidential candidate. he says he has a medical condition that will make it difficult to attend the beginning of the trial which was scheduled to happen january 30th. now, what the nature of the illness is, he's not saying. federal prosecutors filed a separate motion today to oppose that delay. the trial has already been delayed once after edwards said he needed more time to prepare his defense and to attend his daughter's wedding. >>> former president george bush senior says he thinks mitt romney is the republican's best choice to recapture the white house. the 41st president made the comment in a newspaper interview. his spokesperson said it wasn't an official endorsement. bush also says he likes texas governor rick perry but he doesn't seem to be going anywhere. george bush senior says i'm not the biggest advocate. gop presidential hopeful ron paul is bristling at reporters out on the campaign trail. gloria borzer in iowa. she kept asking him about controversial newsletter publish

edwards is charged with using campaign funds to hide his pregnant mistress.dwards has pleaded not guilty. >>> the man who found the body of 2-year-old caylee anthony is now suing her mother casey for damages. lawyers for the former meter reader said casey and her lawyers defamed him by calling him a killer during the murder trial earlier this year. they accused him of finding and keeping caylee's body and then placing the remains where he found them. a jury found anthony not guilty after her lawyers argued caylee accidentally drowned in the family's backyard pool. >>> a virginia tech football player is behind bars this morning after breaking into a home in blacksburg. kicker cody jurnell and two others were charged late wednesday night after breaking into the home of a virginia tech basketball player. they say the act was over some sort of drug deal. he has been suspended from the hokies upcoming sugar bowl against the marines. he was an all-acc honorable mention this past season. >>> a homeowner is taking to the web to try to find the people who broke into h

edwards is accused of using campaign funds to hide his pregnant girlfriend during the 2008 campaign.rnia, hospital officials say the nurses who staged a one-day strike yesterday won't be allowed back to work today. the nurses formed picket lines outside nine hospitals in los angeles and san francisco. they are protesting health care costs and sick leave. >>> a new and detailed report confirms the washington monument won't be able to open any time soon. inspectors repelled down the monument after the 5.82 magnitude quake struck in august. they found considerable cracking and loose stones. the washington monument is closed to visitors indefinite. >>> about 30 ice fishermen in northern minnesota know what cold comfort is. they were rescued by hover craft on wednesday after being stranded for hours when a huge piece of ice broke from shore. there were no injuries reported. >>> this morning, on "the early show," a look at how bad the weather could be across the country this holiday weekend. i'm drew levinson. and this is the "cbs orning news." cajun raw seafood pizza parlor french fondue

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edwards is accused of using campaign money. edwards has pleaded not guilty. >>> barry bonds has started the process to appeal his felony obstruction conviction. his attorneys paid the fee yesterday before filing the paper work. bonds is asking the ninth circuit court of appeals to throw out his conviction. u.s. district judge susan ilston delayed starting that sentence until bonds finishes his appeal. >>> a candlelight vigil marked the sixth anniversary of the death of bryan tuv era. officer tuv era was shot while searching for an escaped inmate. he died the next day. >> we want to remind bryan's family that we still remember him. that we will continue to remember him, and continue to serve the citizens of san francisco. >> after tonight's vigil those on hand walked to the police station to hear speakers and participate in a flag ceremony. >> ♪ happy golden days. >> reporter: new at 10:00, a tough loss but an amazing journey for a santa cruz singer who was eliminated tonight during the x factor finale. chris rene had a lot of f

could it health crisis delay the trial of john edwards? a dramatic fire destroys several apartment buildings in san francisco. find out how many people will face being homeless for the holidays. this is the beltway the greenspring. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:11. 51 degrees downtown. a very mild start to the day as we had rain overnight. we will warm up a couple more degrees into the afternoon. the storm system is moving offshore. a couple of sprinkles along the eastern shore. we may see some problems in the northeast. a mix of rain and snow in new england. smoothes conditions as you head into atlanta. chicago looks mostly dry. dry in denver and warming back up to 40 degrees. >> john edwards is asking for a delay it is a trial. he asked for the delight on thursday citing an undisclosed medical condition. he is facing six melanie and misdemeanor charges -- he is facing six misdemeanor charges. thousands of people are in the dark after severe weather swept through georgia overnight. authorities are securing several buildings and work

today, the teen cut their losses with brayland edwards.ds only 15 catches in five starts, he was often injured especially with his right knee when he had surgery. he said in all of that he was just never able to get in sync with the offense. so 49ers they parted ways with brave and edwards today. when pro bowl selection tuesday, the voting took notice of eight 49ers. one is patrick willis. he made it in his first five seasons. and carlos rogers joined as a free agent in the off-season and he loves it here. career high, 6 interceptions, and the ndp of that defense, justin smith the will be making his third consecutive trip to hawaii. as you flip off to the list, the names with the * are the starters for the pro bowl. look at frank war, are you happy for him? and the kicking game, david acres and. in the lead. three raiders make the pro bowl and all three are to start. here is the punter kicking in adr cut he goes to the pro bowl for the seventh time in his career. he leads the nfl and over 50 yds per punting average. going along with shame

ultimately it is and we've seen so many times in the past with john edwards, going back to garry hart and bill clinton of course, that the personal issues can really undo a campaign. it's kind of amazing in many people's eyes that bill clinton managed to survive what he did, speaks to his popularity with the party, but obviously people like gary hart and john edwards, herman cain did not. >> patti ann: you mentioned the 9-9-9 plan, et cetera. the other republican candidates are all weighing in, all of them giving praise to mr. cain, presumably they would paul love to have that endorsement, but newt gingrich saying we have to remember he was the person who had the courage to launch the 9-9-9 plan and raised the general level of discussion. and he was out there, with specifics in the debate trying to talk about issues and his supporters there all morning seem to really be hoping he was going to stay in. how are they reacting in the wake of his announcement? >> you know, and i talked to a woman, patti ann, who came up and said i was there in atlanta and i met new centennial park back in

edwards is accused of using campaign money. edwards has pleaded not guilty. >>> barry bonds has started the process to appeal his felony obstruction conviction. his attorneys paid the fee yesterday before filing the paper work. bonds is asking the ninth circuit court of appeals to throw out his conviction. u.s. district judge susan ilston delayed starting that sentence until bonds finishes his appeal. >>> a candlelight vigil marked the sixth anniversary of the death of bryan tuv era. officer tuv era was shot while searching for an escaped inmate. he died the next day. >> we want to remind bryan's family that we still remember him. that we will continue to remember him, and continue to serve the citizens of san francisco. >> after tonight's vigil those on hand walked to the police station to hear speakers and participate in a flag ceremony. >> ♪ happy golden days. >> reporter: new at 10:00, a tough loss but an amazing journey for a santa cruz singer who was eliminated tonight during the x factor finale. chris rene had a lot of f

edwards is charged with using money from wealthy donors to support and hide his pregnant mistress durings 2008 presidential run. >>> we told you yesterday about his disparaging comment about first lady michelle obama made by republican congressman jim sensenbrenner. sensenbrenner has apologized for saying mrs. obama has a big butt. he says he regrets the inappropriate comment. he also sent the first lady a personal note. >>> denver broncos quarterback, tim tebow, of course, has been a phenom on the football field this season. but he's been just as successful off of it. tebow's biography, "through my eyes" is the top-selling release of the year from a leading religion book publisher. the book has sold 200,000 copies since june. and not surprisingly, sales have been surging with each broncos win. >>> and most of the nfl -- most of the week 16 nfl action, excuse me, takes place tomorrow. of course, because sunday is christmas. it all started with a surprising thursday night special, though, as we hear now from espn news. >> good morning. i'm zubin mehenti. welcome to your espn news update.

edwards is scheduled to go on trial next month. a check of the forecast with elizabeth.s chilly this morning. >> it is very chilly. in fact, we're breezing in some spots. we did have a freeze warning in effect this morning so really this is the day to do that whole key thing we always talk about here on the morning show, protect people, plants, pipes, you know the drill. so the freeze warning is in effect for some of the north bay counties. in the east bay valleys, santa clara county, also portions of the central valley. a lot of areas below freezing, definitely colder than yesterday. some spots nearly 25 degrees colder. so you will definitely feel it if you are about to step outside. 27 degrees right now in santa rosa. 24 fairfield. 29 livermore. 39 oakland. 34 redwood city. so once again out the door, we have fog and low clouds out there but cool. that's the big story this morning. and the winds are just not as strong so that's what's keeping us on the colder side. different story by this afternoon the the temperatures go up to at or mostly seasonal but a few degrees a

don edwards is asking for it a -- john edwards is asking for a two-month delay. misdemeanor. charges. the search continues for the missing child at of maine. she has been missing for a week. a police van was on the premises as police searched her father's home. police say there been no significant changes in the case. nearly 92 million people will hit the road or catch a plane to visit family and friends. that is nearly an increase of 1.5% over last year. that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. this morning we asked -- what are your holiday plans? you, too. santa actually wrote in. sounds good. keep those answers coming. we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. you deserve it, santa. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> a vacation home in key west sounds amazing. can i go with you? we have cleared that accident in dundalk. lyons mill and lions gate drive. lion's gate drive does remain closed. speed sensors show we're up to speed on the major roadways. 64 of the topside. on 795, 47 hitting southbo

but he also did it to vindicate edwards.the account came out and it did 24 years after the fact after he wrote finally edwards reputation as a truthful correspondent was vindicated. it is very big news among media people who had always wondered about this account that edwards had written many years before. edwards is still among living at the time and was very gratified by this and sent his letter grades. edwards should be much better remembered not for this, but other work in journalism. he was one of the early -- you worked with jacob rees. and he was an early supporter of stephen crane. he let him stay at his apartment in new york when crane was struggling to write and sell red rash of courage. one of the things i think happened to edwards, his houses burned down in 1908 and he last a lifetime of correspondence and clippings and notes. there is no legacy to leave. it would be amazing to read through his papers and see exactly what his thoughts were as this happened in 1893. he came up with the scoop and himself fell aside

and i got to say i'm team edward. [ cheers and applause ] i'm team edward. [ laughter ] when you're here -- yeah, yeah, yeah. but does jacob help? does he not help? does the werewolf family -- are they in? are they out? are they -- what's up? what -- i need your help. i'm having a demon baby here. [ laughter ] and i need -- i need some wolf help. >> yeah, no. i mean -- >> jimmy: and we'll see what happens, yeah. >> yeah. yeah, i won't even explain it. >> jimmy: don't. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone the clip of the movie here. [ cheers and applause ] this is the "twilight" saga: breaking dawn: part one." the great robert pattinson. check him out. ♪ ♪ >> are you tired? do want to go for a swim? >> yeah. i could use a few human minutes. >> don't take too long, mrs. cullen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, mrs. cullen. and then demon baby! five minutes later, demon baby. >> i know. i love it. it's very demure. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. let me say, it's so beautiful and nice and next thing you know, the bed is a massive wreck. >> twenty minutes later.

john edwards attorneys are asking for another delay to the going of the corruption trial. this time because of a mysterious medical condition. and a man who says he was too drunk to drive hands his car keys to his daughter. here is the thing. she is nine years old. we have surveillance video all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." first from fox at 3:00 after a drawn out political fight on capitol hill, congress is finally approved a last minute deal that would extend tax cuts for roughly 160 million americans. president obama signed the bill early today. after house republicans cave in to mounting pressure and agreed to a two month extension just ahead of the january 1st expiration. >> thank members of congress for making this happen and ending the stalemate. because of the agreement every working american will keep their tax cut. this good news just in the nick of time for the holidays. i do want to be clear, though, we have a lot more work to do. >> that tension setting the stage, now, now lawmakers to hash out a long-term deal. in the mea

edward says he lost more than $600 to the con man. even though it has been a few months he is still angry. >> it made me feel stupid. it made me feel like i was not even thinking. >> they say this man is the culprit. he is charged with scamming at least for disabled adult residents in wheaton out of tens of thousands of dollars. he asked for money up front for a uniform and background check. there was no uniform no job and the money was gone. >> he was looking for easy prey. >> this individual the demise are most of vulnerable adults. >> theresa dieodd investigated. >> they were trying to do the right thing and get a job. you know how it is right now. >> at this point edward is unforgiving. >> i am glad he is off the street. >> police are saying that if you think you could have been a victim or you know someone who could have been a victim, give them a call. as for edward, he offers, if it seems to good to be true, it probably is. >>> coming up, near as they majorhonda recall involving faulty air bags. >> a leesburg woman mourns the l

the officer fired killing edwards. edwards was unwarmed. >>> montana gmail.comry county police are -- montgomery county police are trying to identify a man who struck a man. the driver of a dark colored suv kept going. no charges have been filed against against the driver who stayed at the scene, but the crash is still under investigation. >>> time for the latest your money report. jessica doyle is back from vacation. >> reporter: well i missed a lot of action on wall street last week. we are waking up to asian stock markets selling off in part because of the death of kim jong il. world markets have been dealing with the debt crisis. expect the latest on inflation, incomes and spending as well as economic roast. the dow stands this morning at 11866 finished friday down two and a half points and it was up more than 2.5% for last week. house republican leaders are turning their becomes on a bipartisan payroll tax cut bill approved by the senate. the house returns to work today two days after the senate overwhelmingly pas

edwards pointed a gun at the officer. the officer then shot edwards, killing him.edwards' family says they can't believe he would point a gun at a police officer. >> he didn't know why he was shot, what he was doing, and even though why would you shoot somebody so small five times. you know what i'm saying? five times. and then we still can't get an answer to what's going on. >> police tell news 4 they did recover a gun from the scene. this is the 15th shooting involving police in prince george's county this year. a new record for the county. >>> today the military hearing will resume for the army private accused of spilling secrets to wikileaks. yesterday attorneys for bradley manning argued his supervisors should have seen enough red flags to revoke his access to secret information. they cited at least two instances in which manning flew into violent fits of rage and said he suffered from a gender identity crisis. manning could face life in prison if convicted at a court martial. >>> alsoed tod etoday, the man of trying to assassinate president barack obama will

family members say edwards was unarmed. police are expected to reveal more details about the shooting during a news conference this afternoon and of course we'll bring you up to date on that as soon as we get more information. >>> nearly a third of americans have a police record by the time they are 23, according to a new study in the latest issue of the journal of pediatrics. a little more than 30% of 23-year-olds say they have been arrested, which is an 11% increase over a similar study conducted back in 1965. >>> coming up on 9news now. victims of domestic violence are getting help from an organization in northern virginia. we will take to you bethany house. >>> plus it could be the end of the line for saab automobiles. thanks for watching 9news now at noon. we will be right back. >>> welcome back to the news at noon. saab automobiles filed for liquidation this morning. the swedish automaker threw in the towel after hopes of getting a life saving investment from china failed. general motors sold saab back in 2010, but th