that's terrible. 22:25:41:24 emily oooh turtle races, rivettng stuff."ere22:26:20:26 emily brenna, brenna, who's going to win? i win!"kid sad face here 22:26:41:16 turtle hops fence, yayy!!22:26:32:25- emily: at least i didn't make a child cry this morning, so that's 22:23:59:02 candace: trrffic 22:23:42:29- meg/pat on cam: "fans are going gaga over lady gaga's new scent."22:24:17:06 jimmy it is not a pretty day but it is a pretty day for (edit jjmmy's vanna white pic over this pls)22:25:17702 patrice my eyes still blinking. joel i'm not sure if mine work anymore.22:24:04:16 - lady gaga" i wwnted it to smell slutty"22:24423:01 meg "i don't! what?!"-"this is jeopardy" intro... jeopardy timer music nats-22:25:15:16 meg : music for 1,000" 22:25:22:07- jjmmy "september 1958....number one song on the pop chart?"....-22:25:34:27 pat says "suggr, sugar the archies"- 22:22:35:00 traffic bird - candace "how is traffic today?"-22:25:42:10 :jimmy says "you are correct" -22:25:11:08 - candace sayy "cheaters, cheaters"- psy:" this is gangnam style" morning... septemb

how does emily's list strategize using that? >> it's a wonderful problem to have and we're hoping to see more and more women to continue to run. for emily's list we look at our best opportunities across the country. i mean, honestly, we still don't have enough women running but the truth is we'll recruit more and more and what we do is look for folks that have strong political organizations and ties to their communities to understand ma what's going on in people's lives in the workplace and their schools we target those women fully with our community and resources. >> suarez: stephanie shriok of emily's list, thank you so much. >> ifill: more than two dozen women will take the convention stage tonight to talk about the role of women in the party. many more will be on the convention floor. joining us to talk about the role of women in the party, are senator kirsten gillibrand, of new york, and kamala harris, attorney general of california. welcome to you both. senator gillibrand, i'm very curious about what you thought about what

how does emily's list strategize using that? >> it's a wonderful problem to have and we're hoping to see more and more women to continue to run. for emily's list we look at our best opportunities across the country. i mean, honestly, we still don't have enough women running but the truth is we'll recruit more and more and what we do is look for folks that have strong political organizations and ties to their communities to understand ma what's going on in people's lives in the workplace and their schools we target those women fully with our community and resources. >> suarez: stephanie shriok of emily's list, thank you so much. >> ifill: more than two dozen women will take the convention stage tonight to talk about the role of women in the party. many more will be on the convention floor. joining us to talk about the role of women in the party, are senator kirsten gillibrand, of new york, and kamala harris, attorney general of california. welcome to you both. senator gillibrand, i'm very curious about what you thought about what

emily is part of the ácasey cares foundationá and for 5 days she and her family have been given an allse paid vacation to orlaado, florida. emily got a taste of some of the fun right at b-w-i airport...which was filled with átiggeráádecorations, music and crafts. "typically after she gets up in the morning he heads to the hossital for treatment and today she got to go tt the airport to go to disney so what thhs break is going to do for her and her family is enable them to come back reenergize and ready to continue to fight for her life. forty children and their families from around the world will also participate in the yearly event. outrage ... continues... over... an... anti-islam videoo.. released on the internet... internet... why the u-- government has now released a video of it's own 3 meaning>"no, it has no other me" meaning" a bizarre prrtest in texas.... why some are offended by a chair hanginn from a tree. and the obama campaign the backlash over changes made to this american flag. 3 --adblib weather tz-- house preparing or another roond of anti-american protests.. as mariann

>> emily? >> well, i mean you talk about running away from your record. why can't governor romney talk about his record? i know in your earlier segment you were talking about how he wouldn't release his tax returns. he doesn't talk about his record. his record. >> again, this makes me -- this drives me crazy, nobody cares about romney's tax returns. that's not what this election is about. his tax returns did not pile on $5.3 trillion in the last three and a half years to the national debt. by the way we are going tollion. his tax returns and actually mitt romney himself is not the issue in this campaign. this election is a referendum on barack obama. jon, final word. go ahead. >> a bad argument is to argue success is not what we want in america. you keep talking about tax returns. i'm sure he has done very well. that's what we want everyone to do in america. >> emily, just finally, you know -- >> -- absolutely that's why president obama has a plan for the middle class. >> listen, i speak as a conservative. the republicans last week were happy warriors, wh

emily.to the door and wave. >> you can see my house. >> he's trying to wave her out to the street. no way. turn around and walk inside. tell him he can follow or not. it's his choice. >> you coming? >> come on. it's like really hot out here. the door is open. >> he gets out. he smokes a cigarette. he decide he's almost going to come in. the decoy says come on, everything is fine. >> he's did he feel nervous. he wants to come in, but he's nervous. call him again. he's still standing outside. >> you can get ready right be here and come get a cookie. >> he's on the first step. >> reporter: we're not going to let this guy leave if he doesn't come in. so go ahead and position him. emily, go to where he can see you, like between you and the tv. hey, if you're not going to come in, i'm going to go to bed. >> come here for a second. >> i'm right by the kitchen. i just took the kitchen out of the oven. >> toni, come here please. >> i like to stay in my my house. it makes me feel comfortable. you're n

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we're happy to have emily and jef here this morning. i think every couple that goes on one of these shows is subject to a lot of scrutiny. you guys, now, it appears, are no different. there's reports in magazines of jef finding racy pictures and text messages and throwing people out of houses. how do you respond to all of it? >> it's crazy. it's just rumors. and it's just tabloids and stuff, written about us. it's not true. emily and i are so happy. yeah. we're great. we're in love. and we're happy. >> your brother reportedly was the source for some of these stories. >> yeah. >> he told one magazine that, quote, all of it is 100% true. >> yeah. >> why would he do that? >> you know, i don't know why he would do that. i don't know why. you know, sometimes in our situation, i think people do -- it brings out the worst in people. and i don't even know if he really knows why he did that. but i love my family. i love my brother. and it's -- i support him. and i know he supports us as a couple. and it makes people do crazy things sometimes. >>

>> back, now, with emily maynard and fiance, jef holm.s of trouble in paradise. we're going to talk to emily and jef, live right now. in just a moment, actually. first, we want to give you the latest on their love story. it seemingly was the summer of pure bliss. the two were spotted together everywhere. taking a trip to africa. even showing some love on "gma." >> i feel so comfortable around him. it's different than any relationship i've ever been in. so, hopefully, the outcome will be different, too. >> reporter: but it hasn't been without the inevitable reality tv scandal. first reports that their fairy tale might be crumbling. then, magazine headlines boldly declaring infidelity and tears. the couple vehemently denies those claims. and this morning, they're here to set the record straight. >>> they are, indeed. we're happy to have emily and jef with us this morning. this is your first television appearance to set things straight. let's get right to it. i think every couple that goes on one of these shows is subject to a lot of scrutin

spent of course emily dickinson is a must-have american poet.ut the particular book that we have here in the show is an art book. it's done by cooperative in cuba, and they have reproduced the book of poetry and have also made a facsimile of her house in amherst and the little tree. and it is made out of recycled material. emily dickinson, of course, is a phenomenal poet but we really didn't know about her or discover until the midnight team 50s when we finally were able to see her poems, or read her poems and love her poems and edited in in the way she admits. juli: was doing the editing? >> well, you know, those professional editors, they like to take the pan and make you can for. so for emily of all people, that was an awful constriction. >> books that shaped america is the name of the exhibit, and library of congress is located at first independent avenue in washington, d.c. right across from the nation's capital. >> so that's t

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emily gracey is road trippin in havre dd grace.good morning emily....- what's new in art in havre de - what are the 3 best places to visit in havre de entertainment?- how do you town's historic feel? for more informaaion on havre de grace next road trip log on to fox baltimore dot com. topics" and click more people are more peoppe are speaking out at this hour... about forrer modell.how they're remeebering the local legend... ext. day baltimore. - 3 --oss to qaary ismail... former ravens wide receiver 3 3 3 3 we have breakkng news just into our newsrooo... out off &pphiladelphia.there are report airport ... because of a o the - threat of explosives on board. the latest details coming into good day baltimore. fox 45 (( anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unle

i want to it be a good grandpa to emily. i want her hanging on my leg, come here, emily. the worst part about it is not being with your family, man. you can't see your daughter. she grew up on me. you know what i mean? it's like, my god, i missed it all and that sucks. >> not all of it. i don't feel like -- i wouldn't change anything because it made me who i am today. >> really? >> i wouldn't change it. >> you're not mad at me? >> i'm mad, i am, but it's done with. i can't hold resentment. i don't know. >> really? >> i am who i am today because of it. and i don't think i came out too bad. >> no, no -- >> after jumping the hurdles and going through ups and downs, but -- >> now you bounce back. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know we don't know each other that well. but i know i'm going to get to know you. i'm going to make a -- you're going to be a big part of my life, honey, you and emily. >> i just want you to be there. >> i'm going to be there, you know what i mean? >> life is too short. >> it is. >> we waste time. >> i know. >> one week after his reunion with rayven, slagle receiv

ssill ahead, emily.....at's - emily..... 3 hundreds of viewers were camera-ready when the storm rolledfternooon. afternooon. dolly shot this incredible wall of gray from &pthe top floor of a building i towson. you can see the ommnous clouds rolling east as the stormssrace through the state. and this photo was shot by our friinds on kent island. they got to their safe spot and looked out to the west to watch that wall of grey heading their way. kent island was in theeheart of the no majoo damage reported in as the area. and when it comes to news in your neighborhooo... see it.. shoot can upload photos and videos to our website. go to foxbaltimore dot com and click on the "see it, shoot it, send itticon. you can also send photos directly from your cell phoneeto "picc at foxbalttmore dot com." baltimore city firefighters are on a mission to save lives... ábeforeá the flames. myranda ssephens is in west baltimore with the action they're taking followwng two recent deadly fires. myranda? that's right, karen. baltimore city firefighters have been installing free smoke detecttrs in homes for

emily gracey is road trippin and streaming live in havre de grace.good morning emily....- what is thee grace?-are there places in to earn more about the war of 1811? - how many tourist come through havre de grace 3 for more information on havre de graceeand to book you next road trip log on to fox look for "hot topics" and click on road trippin'. 3 on road trippin'. topics" and click look for "hot baltimore dot com. on to fox next road trip log and to book you havre de grace information on for more and to book you next road trip - loo on to fox baltimooe dot com. look for "hot topicss and click on road trippin'. 3 3 3 3 33 we're continuing to follow breaking news this morning... baltimore egend, art modell... has dded. died.the details we're learninn... and how all of baltimore is remembering the former ravens ownee.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. pll local.. all morning. 3 nnw this morningg.. a 7-year-old cclorado girr becomes the 1-st confirmed case of bubonic plague in humans ii since 20- 06. the plague is generally trrnsmitted to humans through the bites of federal health of

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-- i'm calling you emily.r to emily as well. >> stephanie: i have been saying that -- i'm sure you feel the same that i have never seen so much anger with women. i have gotten emails from some really powerful women saying we have got to do something. you pick which -- i have never seen women this angry. you are right, particularly that question about rape. the president said it best. rape is rape. stop talking, period. >> that's right. >> stephanie: the republican compared it to his daughter's out of wedlock. you are like stop talking. >> stephanie: and congressman joe walsh said something and congressman steve king. these are folks really trying to drive the country backwards. i think we're also seeing these historic numbers of women running for office saying enough already. let's move forward here. >> stephanie: aisha tyler was saying it felt so patronizing whether it was ann romney legaling i love you women, or putting condoleezza rice -- oh look, we have chicks black person hispanic, and meanwhile those po

guest: emily's list is so proud of her. she is running for senate in massachusetts and is so correct. this is about an economic future with the middle class is empowered and folks who are struggling at the bottom are moving up because this has to come from the bottom up and not the top down. looking forward to seeing her in senate.ed states she talked about some of the positions of the romney-ryan ticket. families list did some polling of independent women across the country. ts.se are true independen we ask questions about the aspect of the ryan budget, turning medicare into a voucher system and the cutting of a lot of these programs, education, medicaid for middle class families and the some of the education programs. what we found was independent women did not like this direction. they said they would vote against a republican who supported these initiatives. these are the independent women's voters who will decide who wins this election. these are critical economic issues for women that they are watching closely. they a

well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living.ou see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> the nfl season kicks off this wednesday. if you're watching at home, the game will mostly look the same as last year, but on the field this $9 billion business, the national football league has a big problem. mark mckay explains. for a second straight season, labor issues have distracted from the game. >> reporter: as another nfl season gets ready to kick off, disaster could be right behind. >> a correction on the reporting of the foul. both teams will on -- both -- both fouls were on the kicking team. five-yard penalty. >> reporter: the nfl and its referees have been in a labor dispute ever since the last collective bargaining agreement expired three months ago. the nfl locked out the referees and hired replacements cal

here's emily gracey with her first look at the skywatch forecass. 3 bad day at harvard.... the university is investigating claims ... of widespread cheating.it's estimated that nearly half the students in an undergraduate class last spring... may have plagiarized or collaaorated on their take-homeeexam.the school says ttose found guilty offacademic dishonesty could be forced to withdraw from the college for a year... and face ther disciplinary actions. ace 3& good day for strippers in canada trying to further their education. the ccuus in windsor are offering to paa part of the college tuition for women who agree to dance n stage. new canadian law is now making it more urgent for them to find dancees...and they thought this was the best way to find talent....since its becoming illegal for them to hire women from other countries. owners say their looking for a better caliber of entertainers. "a smart girl that's looking ahead, that's not just walking around going 'jeez what am i gonna do', we're trying to find dancees that want to be be" better."the clubs will pay over 17-hu

in washington, i'm emily schmidt. &p meanwhile, there are more that's prompted this violence. the filmmaker behind it used a falle name, and the cast aad crew members say in a statement they were "grossly misled" about the film's intent. city police say they've made an arrest in a double shooting that outraged the community of mount vernon. vernon.janice park is streamiig live in mount vernon to tell us how police finally found quintin bass. janice? janice? we are live here at mt vernon park. two rookie cops were patrolling here and arrested a man on a gun charge only finding out later it was their prime suspect in a shooting that left a local artist dead and a comm hospitaa. till in the police say quintin bass is homeless aad had only been living in bmore since this year. they say robbery was the motive when he allegdedly shot and killed artist alex ulrich and critically shot larry peterson the man called the mayor of mt vernon. police say intelligence from the community helped them realize bass was the shooter. "oh a huue relief this is what we've been waiting for since the

ey emily 3 3 a mother arrested for letting her kids ridd theirs scooters outside.nline movement that began...ttat supports her actions. we've had cases of catssand ddgs and people torturing or mutilating them." them."but next...animals... abused... at the hands of humans...the things police can look for......even while investigating other crimes... after he break taking aim at taking aim at animal abuse.....itt the focus of a special summit in baltimore county....john rydell reports on a new campaign to track down offenders. offenders. they are disturbing images...all toofamiliar to those who run animal shelters. dogs aad cats...of all breeds...aaused...and insome cases...killed. it's prompted paltimore county prosecutors to create a new nimal abuse unit. (lippe) "and e've had some serious cases, we've had cases of cats and dogs and peopll torturing orrmutilating them."at a conferenceeat stevenson university...humane police and animal control officers...on how to... detect... such abuse....even during calls for other problems. (reever) "there's a lot to look for bu

lets check back with emily gracey.. 3 a dog... who... escaped... from her leash.../ survives... a... dangerous walk... on a bridge. bridge.suprisingly the bravv beagle made it out alive after falling á70-feetá from the new jersey bridge. 7-year--ll ábrandiá broke free from her leesh during her nightly walk. surveillance pideo spotted her walking on the bridge, avoiding traffic, but almost getting hittby cars. an officer than saw the dog make a daring jump off the bridge. ,,"i thought for sure the ddg was dead,,without a doubt in my mind i thought the dog was dead."///butt to//"and i was just sitting there, crying and hysterical, thinking im never going to see that dog again." again."the officer was amazed to see little brandi trying to swim to shore.hours later she was found hiding in the bushes... safe and sound. 3 that's all for fox45 nees at 5:30."family feud" is next. next.and we'll be back ttnight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at

emily schmidt with a look at today's memorials. >> at ground zero, at the pentagon in a pennsylvania field, this was the 11th year people gathered for an anniversary that doesn't feel like history. >> most of us still remember 9/11 like it was yesterday. >> crystal clear morning, much like today. >> it was a day like this one. a clear, blue sky. a sky that would soon be filled with cloudsf smoke and prayers of a nation shaken to its core. >> connor e.gallow. reading the name of 2753 people who lost their lives in new york. honoring all the victims with moments of silence, gathering at sites that have become sacred ground. >> it is a bittersweet moment for the entire nation. for all the country. particularly, for those family members gathered here today. >> on capitol hill, members of congress gathered to remember what was lost and what was saved during the attacks. >> the professionals who did their duty, who ran in so others could run out. the patriots who banded together in the sky over shanksville to save this capital and these steps. >> lawmakers sang god bless america just as th

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emily schmidt has more on how democratic leaders are answering those questions. >> reporter: just as charlotte, north carolina, prepares to be the center of the democrats' political universe this week, party leaders found themselves talking as muff about the past four years as about the up-- much about the past four years as about the upcoming few days. it started with the sunday talk shows. >> can ask you honestly say people are better off today than four years ago? >> no, but that's not the question of this election. >> reporter: monday o'malley tried to rework the message by saying the country is clearly better off. >> we are clearly better off as a country because we're now creating jobs rather than losing them, but we have not recovered all that we lost in the bush recession. >> reporter: vice president joe biden said the same thing at an aflcio rally. >> you want to know whether we're better off. i got a little butcher sticker for you. osama bin laden is -- bumper sticker for you. osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: president obama continued the th

emily smith has de tails on the latest candidates. >> ohio has about 11 and a half million people, 18 and two candidates hoping to win over the states. >> we're going to win ohio. thank you so much. let's take back america. >> unless you live under a rock or your table, you may have noticed that there's an election going on here in ohio. >> it was national politics turned local with five stops from the candidates. mitt romney was near columbus, cleveland and toledo. president obama is bolling green focussing on middle class voters. >> when my opponent said we should just let detroit go bankrupt. don't move. folks, that -- that -- that would have meant walking away from an industry that supports one in eight ohio jobs. >> the difference between me and president obama is i know what to do, and i will do what it takes to get this economy going. >> ohio voters say the economy matters to them. romney argues his business experience makes him the best choice, but latest polls suggest voters think mr. obama would do a better job. a cnn average of four recent ohio polls found 51% of voters sup

as emily reports, the events of the day triggered not only condemnation, but a political row. >> reporter: there was a range of statements, from symbolic to severe. >> the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. >> reporter: the sentiment crossed party lines. >> i join my colleagues in strongly condemning the murder of these innocent americans. >> reporter: ambassador stevens was killed in a rocket attack at the u.s. consulate on tuesday, the same day that the u.s. embassy in egypt was attacked. libya said the crowd was angered by an online movie considered offensive to islam. >> we apologize to the u.s. and to the american people and to the government and also to the rest of the world for what happened yesterday. >> reporter: president obama says the attack will not break the bonds between the u.s. and libya, though he underscored the seriousness of the situation. >> we will not waiver in our commitment to see that justice is done. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the u.s. has deployed a group of marines to libya to help secure facilities there.

as emily reports, they're getting on board -- literally. >> here at the intrepid sea, air, space museummp g.o.a.l.s. is all about math, science, and empowering girls. >> camp g.o.a.l.s. stands for greater opportunities advancing leadership and science for girls. >> funded by motorola, this is a free, six-week summer program for 8th and 9th graders. >> lots of studies have shown that girls, especially middle and high school, they start to lose their focus in the math and science, and there's not that much support for girls who really enjoy math and science. so this camp actually gives them a chance to be with other girls that also enjoy science and to be with people and professionals that can promote them in the realms of math and science. >> different women in the science field, like doctors and marine biology, they've been coming in and talking to us about the science field and everything, and they've just been inspiring us. >> the girls also get to do some pretty interesting hands-on activities. >> this is one of the reasons that i like camp -- that we get to actually bring out what w

emily dickenson said the best things dwell out of sight.e poet was famously reclusive but we may be get a rare look atler. researchers at amherst college believe that's miss dickenson on the left in this picture taken in 1859 when she would have been 29 years old. compare that with the only known eicture of her taken when she was just a teenager. president obama flies on air force one. russian president vladimir putin, well, have a look. this is putin in a motorized hang glider yesterday, leading a flock of siberian cranes in flight. the birds are endangered. they were raised in kaptivity without their mother. putin's costume was meant to imitate an adult crane so he could teach them how to fly south for winter. an american swimmer at the paralimpics. how far he has come cannot be measured in laps. that's next. people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean their denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is

. >> emily blout is a 28-year-old grad student in arlington, virginia, and she's voting for the presidently because of social issues. she likes the president's health care reform and its guaranteed coverage of contraception. she does not like that mitt romney would repeal the reform and that romney opposes most abortions. when the republican controlled legislature in virginia voted to force women getting an abortion to view the fetus on an ultrasound, blout felt that women were being targeted. >> in virginia, i see an absolutely a war against women in virginia. >> a war against women. >> a war against women. i want to make my own decisions between me and my doctor and nobody else. that's what they're targeting. >> a voter in herndon, virginia, calls the notion of a war on women preposterous. she's a telecom manager and mother of two, she supports romney because her issue is the sputtering economy. >> i'm very concerned about being able to afford getting my children to college and myself to retirement. >> in the latest poll by cbs news, the president leads mitt romney with women voters by

. >> i want to ask about another specific and that is emily dickinson's book of poetry. >> of course mlb is a must have american poet. but the particular book that we have here in the show is an art book done by a cooperative in cuba and the every produced the book of poetry and they've also made a facsimile of her house in amherst and of little tree made out of recycled material. emily dickinson of course is a phenomenal poet but we didn't know about her were discovered her until the mid 1950's when we finally were able to see her poems and read and loved her poems and edited. >> who is doing the editing? >> those professional eda terse like to take their pen and need to conform so for emily's of all people. >> roberta shaffer assistant librarian at the library of congress. books that sheep america is the name of the exhibit library of congress is located at first and independence aven in washington, d.c. rediker us from the nation's capital. >> so that's the library of congress'' books that she committed a visit and it's available to see. you can also look at it online at www.loc.g

emily vancamp. thank you for doing the "gma" "hotseat." 9:00, 8:00 central, here on abc. kicking off the second season. >>> stick around. pop sensation, olly murs, performing live, right here. ♪ i just want you to dance with me tonight ♪ >>> he's conquered the u.k. and now, he's taking over the united states. pop sensation, olly murs, invading times square this morning. he's been burning up the charts with his hit, "heart skips a beat." his new album, "right place, right time" is out in december. he's going to perform. but first, let's catch up with olly. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you started singing karaoke. you got on "x factor." how did you get here? >> i saw the advert on tv. and three years later i did "x-factor" with simon cowell. here i am. thank you for having me. >> simon cowell said this is the easiest yes he had ever given. did you know at that point that you were going to make it? when simon cowell gave you that huge boost of approval? >> i thought he was lying, to be honest. it was amazing. it's