. >> evan? >> obama just needed to communicate better -- i don't think that's as it. polls show that the country is still right of center, slightly, but it is right of center. the democrats have lost particularly working people who do not believe in government. >> mark, your take? >> democrats lost the middle of the country and the electorate and most importantly, white middle-class voters. for the press time in the middle of an economic catastrophe, they -- the first time in the middle of an economic catastrophe, they voted republican. i think the republicans won because they were not democrats. there is no doubt as a republican idea that comes out of the select -- there is no galvanizing republican idea that comes out of this election. >> for the record, in addition to taking over the house and never win the majority in the senate, republicans -- narrowing the majority in the senate, republicans now control many state legislatures. >> the change in the state legislatures is historic. in the watergate year, the democratic sweep was 630 could there was a galvanizing i

. >> evan? >> obama just needed to communicate better -- i don't think that's as it. polls show that the country is still right of center, slightly, but it is right of center. the democrats have lost particularly working people who do not believe in government. >> mark, your take? >> democrats lost the middle of the country and the electorate and most importantly, white middle-class voters. for the press time in the middle of an economic catastrophe, they -- the first time in the middle of an economic catastrophe, they voted republican. i think the republicans won because they were not democrats. there is no doubt as a republican idea that comes out of the select -- there is no galvanizing republican idea that comes out of this election. >> for the record, in addition to taking over the house and never win the majority in the senate, republicans -- narrowing the majority in the senate, republicans now control many state legislatures. >> the change in the state legislatures is historic. in the watergate year, the democratic sweep was 630 could there was a galvanizing i

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maureen evans was the lead detective. >> within an hour and a half of discovering the body, maureen evans asked the victim's friend, tamika taylor, "what's your hunch? what... what does your gut tell you about who might have committed this crime?" >> narrator: tamika taylor, a young woman who lived in the complex, had only known michelle for a month. she pointed to the next door neighbor. >> tamika taylor told detective evans that they should look at danial williams, because it appeared that he seemed interested in the victim. >> narrator: at the time of the murder, danial williams was 25 and a machinist's mate in the navy. he had been married for just 11 days. he and his wife nicole had thought they were expecting a child when they found out, to their dismay, that she was suffering from ovarian cancer. his parents were visiting them from michigan. >> my parents and nicole had gone to dinner, expecting me to join them shortly. >> when we were leaving to go to dinner, they asked him to come down and to help sort out some of the information to give them a few more answers. so we took separa

evans: bo, gregoryerrible o made a terrible mistake, no question.mehow discovered that greg had confided in a psychiatrist, telling him the truth about charlene's death, and he used that to blackmail our son and force him to take tea manning. yes, gregory should have come forward years ago, but he saved mrs. manning's life and almost got killed in the process. now, won't that be taken into consideration? nora: well, i'm sure a judge will be considering all the circumstances at sentencing, but i would be misleading you if i led you to believe that greg could avoid prison. james: you don't have anything on me, lieutenant. john: you're lying to a police officer. james: you got to prove that to charge me. john: that's going to take about 8 seconds. hey, look, you want to protect starr? this isn't the way, kid. i'm going to give you the details. cole shot a guy wearing handcuffs. no matter how you slice it, that's going to come up murder. and as much as i'd like to, i can't stop what's about to come down on him. do you really want starr in the middle of

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biz stone and evan williams, everybody. jonsi performs next. come on back!ou, kenny wayne. you guys know our next guest as the lead singer of the icelandic band sigur ros. tonight, he's performing the song "sticks and stones" from the soundtrack to the hit movie "how to train your dragon." please welcome jonsi! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ eyes open wide blinded by the sun now orange and white dark red green and yellow ♪ ♪ rainbow colors do not hide see the view step aside go through against the light ♪ ♪ too strong blow a fuse now everything bright new songs burning shoes ♪ ♪ the look in your eyes break our bones into half scream and shout and do laugh ♪ ♪ let yourself go let yourself go stay close to me count one two and three ♪ ♪ up in through your sleeves bursting through the seams open your eyes and see you see ♪ ♪ [ singing in icelandic ] ♪ ♪ let yourself go let yourself go stay close to me count one two and three ♪ ♪ up in through your sleeves bursting through the seams open your eyes and see ♪ ♪ ♪ stay close to me count one two and three up in through

steve evans is in berlin. what kind of details are the german authorities giving us on the nature of this device that was found? >> simply saying that an x-ray revealed that the device had a timer. it had batteries and a fuse. it was in a luggage destined for this flight to munich. they're stopping short of saying that they have discovered a bomb. experts from berlin are examining it further. but it all comes in front of the background where yesterday, the interior minister warned that he had concrete information that an attack was being planned on germany with the specific timing of this month. that warning reist alert -- ra ised alertness. heavily armed police are here in berlin. whether people are more jittery -- or, if there is a real device -- we do not know. we do know that the federal police are taking this very seriously. >> thank you very much, stephen evans in berlin. we'll continue to follow that story here on "bbc world news." china has rejected claims that it hijacked a huge chunk of internet traf

evan, you want to toss it ack >> back to patrice. >> thank you so uch. >> evan, that was great time.leave yet. let me ask you one quick question, when you'reegrown epp do you know what you want to do for a living? >> to be a storm chaser. >> e can use you around here, evan. you are hired. stick around, ww are going to give you the employment papers to fill out. thank you, evan, great joo this morning. >> all right. if you woold like your kiddto be a part of our weather kid wednesday, you can drop steve a north at 2,000 west 41st street, baltimore, 21211. that kknd of morning round here. or easier way just go on to our website at foxbaltimore.command you can click on the weaaher kid and send steve a note that way. >>> let's check in with candace dold.3ú she has a look at the traffic edge report, good morning, candace. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. well, we're taking a live look at 95. volume to concern ourselves with. in fact, 95 is the way to go this morning and well, that is because on 295, there's trouble. by taking a live look at 295 at there this morning, that continues to

still in trouble, evan/ >> tossup. >> gone. >> barbara boxer? >> the amazing storie -- stories about these two high- powered executives trying to buy more rhythm, but they just don't sell with the voters. >> jerry brown is ahead in the california governor's race. >> you don't have an advertisement talking nostalgically about how good it was in the 1980's, and then jerry brown saying, "yeah, i was governor." >> she had spent $160 million or so -- she has a turnout operation of her own. it worries me. if the races are tight -- >> kentucky looks like rand paul. finally, alaska, this is the duty. joe miller is the senate candidate, lisa murkowski gets be, but she is ahead in the polls. >> to miller has had a bad month, with charges against them having -- joe miller has had a bad month, with the charges against them haven't been disclosed with the ethical problems he had great he is nosediving in the polls. >> for the record, politico, abc news, ne"new york times" saying that bill clinton trying to talk kendrick meek out of the florida senate race. h

evan bye, a star, considered running for president before.rad elsworth in the evan bye mold, tall, good looking, a sheriff, a moderate to conservative democrat against dan coats, a former sun tore who became a lobbyist. democrats had tape of him telling an audience that when he was going to retire he would move to north carolina not necessarily the best news for folks in indiana. yet the race never engaged. it became a republican run-away. startling. >> ifill: let's talk about a race that did engage and which we now have results in. that's in kentucky. the senate race. rand paul tea party favorite son of a libertarian congressman elected tonight. over jack conway the state attorney general. >> we saw jack conway losing steam toward the end of his campaign and ran paul pulling away here, gwen. remember what this means now. this was the only potential opportunity come the end of this campaign where the democrats were playing offense, where they were trying to pick up a republican state. this is now off the bat. for the rest of the evening all y

i'm dave evans, in washington, for abc news. >>> we're following a developing story out of pakistan. at least 15 alleged militants have been killed in a suspected u.s. missile strike. the attack took place in the waziristan region, which is home to insurgents. who often launch attacks on u.s. forces across the border in afghanistan. >>> and back here at home, a den sperate search is under way in ohio for three people who authorities now say may have been killed. 10-year-old kody maynard, his mother, tina hermann and her friend, stephanie sprang, vanished last wednesday. along with 13-year-old sarah maynard. she was found in the basement of matthew hoffman. police are hopeful to an extent. >> the fact that only one person has been located since last wednesday, you have to be realistic. i mean, you have to be realistic that there's a possibility that these folks are dead. >> divers searched a lake and nearby areas yesterday. they found two vehicles. but they say, at this point, neither appears to be related to the disappearances. >>> horrifying, new details are now emerging about zahra

fox 5's laura evans has the news edge now. what's the deal? >> reporter: imagine climbing up a steep metro escalator to find a giant hole with stairs missing. that was the frightening scene one commuter is describing at tinley town tuesday. two of the three escalators were out of service in the middle of the afternoon rush, so he trudged up a nonmoving escalator. close to the top there was a 5- foot long gap where several escalator steps should have been. the only way across? sliding across a thin greased support bar over the hole. thankfully no one was hurt, but things certainly could have turned out worse. >> at the bottom there was nothing, no barricade, no sign, no announcement, nothing. the fear was falling into the hole. there was machinery. it was an opening and i'm no engineer. i don't know, but it was dangerous. >> reporter: metro has launched an investigation into this incident. in an e-mail the transit agency said it appears that the barricade and steps were moved and the customers were not aware that the barricade was there origina

steven evans, bbc news, berlin. >> an historic day there. greek police say they have successfully destroyed a letter bomb addressed to the french embassy in athens. the controlled explosion followed a spate of mail bombing to european leaders and embassies. two suspected leaders of a greek militant group were arrested on monday in connection to the attacks. our correspondent in athens says the latest bomb attempt give some clues about the motivation of the group behind it. >> the bomb sent to the french embassy is the 14th that has been identified by the authorities. it was contained in a hollowed book written by a 19th century greek separatist with a return address to the archbishop of athens. that is the bombers' idea of a joke, but it aroused suspicion at the french embassy. date sent word back to the courier company, where the bomb was destroyed in a controlled explosion. another career -- there had been five other suspicious parcels. the greek authorities to have been carrying out this screening of parcels destined for overseas addresse

dan coats takes the seat of retiring democrat evan bayh. in the bellwether state of ohio, we project rob portman the winner. the seat remains republican. in connecticut, democrat richard blumenthal is the projected winner his race against republican linda mcmahon, former c.e.o. of the w.w.e . in florida, tea party favorite marco rubio wins a three-way race, a key hold for the republicans. and in kentucky, another win for the tea party. rand paul defeats democrat jack conway. in delaware, democrat chris coons defeats christine o'donnell for joe biden's old seat. and in new hampshire, republican kelly ayotte defeats democrat paul hodes. republicans need to capture 10 democratic seats to take control of the senate and so far they've picked up two. in the house, it's still very early in the counting, but the republicans have won a handful of democratic seats. they need a net gain of 39 to take control. we have our cbs news election team deployed at key locations across the country and here at election headquarters and first we turn to congressi

it's a very powerful spot. >> suarez: evan tracey, thanks a lot. >> great to be here. thanks. >> lehrer: and a final overview of where we stand tonight on the election, from newshour political editor david chalian, and susan page, washington bureau chief for "u.s.a. today." susan, first, the television ad, is there anyway to measure how much influence or how important they have been in this particular election cycle? >> you know, it's important that a candidate in a competitive race have enough tv ads to be competitive but i think there's a law of diminishing returns. in the states i've gone like nevada, florida, colorado with close races, there are so many ads on the air candidate ads, party committee ads, outside groups' ads, that i'm not sure if you have a little more than the other guy that it makes that much difference. i would say that i think every ad i've seen virtually is a negative ad that's not making the case for the candidate it's for. it's arguing that the candidate they're against is an unacceptable alternative. >> lehrer: what do you say, david? are the

the evan, we are told, will return to dc in july. so sign up now. coming up on the news at noon, we will tell you why it celebrating is going to be easier. and the queen of comedy talks about her big break. and today on "oprah," talk-show legends all in one place at one time. that is today at 4:00. time. that is today at 4:00. is a bird in the hand worth 2 in the bush? appraiser: well you rarely see them in this good of shape. appraiser: for example the fingers are perfect. appraiser: the bird is in mint condition. appraiser: and i would say if this were to go to auction today, appraiser: conservatively it would be worth 2 in the bush. woman: really? appraiser: it's just beautiful, thank you so much for bringing it in. woman: unbelievable anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> home for the -- first time, the festival of lights will be free this winter. the zoo announced a donation stay. the festival left visitors at night. visitors will still have to pay for parking. this will begin december 3. >>> it is down to the final four on "

i'm david evans in washington for abc news. >>> turning overseas now to a tragic fire in shanghai.people died when fire engulfed a high rise apartment building in a chinese city. the blaze was apparently started by four welders who were helping with renovations. it then spread quickly to scaffold coverering the 28-story building. the welders now face criminal charges. >>> the anger over the cholera crisis in haiti has turned violent. demonstrators fought with u.n. peacekeepers in several cities and towns yesterday. many in haiti blame the u.n. troops from nepal for the outbreak. one protester was killed in all that violence and six peacekeepers were injured. more than 900 people have so far died from that outbreak. >>> a new breakthrough d dg could soon offer an alternative for the 2 million americans who have to take a blood thinner. for decades most of them used a drug called coumadin to reduce the risk of blood clots that lead to strokes. but a study says another drug will work just as well. yunji de nies reports. >> reporter: dr. gerald hollander in brooklyn treats his patients

in indiana, dan coats will succeed the retiring evan bayh.zman unseats democrat blanche lincoln. in north dakota, john hoeven won the seat that byron dorgan holds. it's election night. >> we can fix the united states congress. that's what elections are for. ♪ >> couric: welcome back, everyone. you cannot talk about this election cycle without mentioning a movement that began in the summer of last year and soon caught fire. we're talking about the tea party movement. our cbs news exit poll today found 41% of voters are tea party supporters -- in fact, there are three tea party victors in the senate alone. we have rand paul who has won in the state of kentucky. marco rubio who has won the senate seat in the state of florida. and utah's next senator as we mentioned is mike lee, one of the first tea party candidates to take on an establishment republican. byron pitts is at a tea party in the nation's capital. byron, they must be feeling pretty good there tonight. >> reporter: katie, you're right, the mood here is festive. this is one of a number

dan evans writes i am a concerned student.ms to me the principal is trying to make west potomac school look better to boost scores and betty bowen writes every kid will be wanting to transfer to the school that says cheat and if you get caught, it's okay. we will give you more time to find the answers to figure out another way to cheat. specifically you were just talking about this whole cheating policy. you said this actually doesn't teach kids there are consequences for bad behavior. >> right. i think when we look at two important destinations for these students, these are high school students, they're going into college or careers and in both circumstances it is equally important that they understand that integrity and honesty and hard work are how you achieve. if you get caught cheating in college, most colleges will not give you a failing grade in the exam or course. you'll be kicked out. >> it's important to note here the school says after complaints from parents and teachers the principal changed that policy somewhat by

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i can hear harry caray now, "let's look at evan watkins, he fumble its leading to an illini touchdownd. hey, here is michael lashore. he's going to go 63 yards. it might be, it could be, it is, 330 yards rushing on the day and the zookers get it done on the field they were playing half of. 48-27 illinois gets the win. let's look at the key games tonight. i know you're keeping an eye on nebraska and texas a&m. >> tony: nebraska can clinch the big 12 north if they can win tonight. there is going to be a hard crowd at kiel field. >> spencer: oklahoma state, the bedlam soares -- great job they're doing there. >> tim: maryland controls their destiny but florida state has owned them of late, and that's something important. christian ponder is supposed to be healthy for tonight's football game. ed closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> tim: there is nfl double header action tomorrow on cbs. many will will see the texans face the jets. all will see the colts and the patriots. beginning at noon eastern with "the nfl today." have a good

with that under the error of warm dry eric evans driving all the storms would to the north. the tail end of this storm will start to slide toward the coast into friday and then you could see a few showers. future cast and the showers in the bay area. continuing into the 10:00 hour. notice none of the showers are halfies adjust light showers to the east bay 10:00 continuing to midnight rescind shares of the colgate. by 2:00 a.m. pushing to the central valley things starting to dry up. the big rainmaker but will have a second storm set to push through this weekend and there is the first one on friday night as the cooler temperatures as well that will last of the weekend into next week. sunday will bring more widespread rain but still not a huge rainmaker will keep you posted on that as we get a little bit closer. >> was only after thousands of people in san francisco for the giant celebration today. san francisco is a major hot spot. both on city streets and for public transit as did a look at a list of what's happening. market street closed between third and 10th for clean-up

>> i evan off the -- am an offbeat and i. i never really fit in. i became a drama geek. found that i was pretty good at it. i found that i could make girls laugh and i could get girls by it being goofy and running into walls. you should give it a try. i made this careerr%)drñ?ñ?ñ?ña crazy misfit on ball character. i love it. tavis: how cool is that. you think of all of the people in this town that are hoping to one day have their rainn moment. you get a chance not only to be the guy, but to play these characters that are not so far removed from who you really are. what is it like to be in that zone? >> it is a blessing. i just want to become a better and better actor. i just wanted to work. i found this sweet spot of these kinds of characters that are right in my wheel house. i am blessed. tavis: what is it about the "the office"that works and seems to connect to the audience? >> that is a great question. it is a hard thing to put your finger on. anytime you have a show business creation, it is alchemy. they try to recreate it. why did "france" -- "friends" work? they w

we have third street and evans down here. that may be a landmark that is more familiar to people.t runs to the ballpark, i believe. the digesters are located here on the south side of the plant. there are 10 currently. on one of them, the roof has fallen in. they were established in 1952. they do not meet current standards and are past their useful life. this is a project that has got to happen. we want to do something that is right for the community. we want to put it in the right place. we want to make the right decisions. this will be in place for the next 50 years. it is really a legacy that will be part of the waste water program. currently, the facility does not meet the standards we anticipate in the future. it does not meet the high level of standards for by a solids -- bio solids. the next slide shows when one of the roofs fell in in 1996. recently, we nearly lost another one. if we lose another one, we will not be able to be in compliance with the facility. we will have an emergency on our hands. it is due to the good work of the maintenance people. there were able to sa

pen stayed's evan royster, the pride westfield high school, 7-0, nittany lions.self a real good career in ppy valley. third quarter, game tied at 24. hoosiers punting away and andrew daley gets in for the block and they score. a 21-yard touchdown and penn state wins 41-24, improving to 7-4. >>> right no maryland is losing 23-16. a couple seconds left in the game. they arerying to keep their title game hopes alive. >>> the nittany lions fans, those folks are serious. >> they are. >> i've never been to a penn state game until today. they -- i'm an s.e.c. football guy but those guys? they do it right. >> of the few friends that i have, i have a few penn state alumni. they love penn state. they have a daughter that they essed up like a nittany lion. >> that's a we've got for you right now. all new is the snl" because of one word, imagination and reality have merged. because of one word, a new generation-- a fifth generation-- of fighter aircraft has been born. because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. y

captain evans sprint -- one captain sprinted toward vehicles where captain lowe was placed. he sprinted through enemy fire to make sure the specialist received medical attention. this quick thinking and courageous action without regard for their own safety saved specialist lowe's life and ensured the retrieval of their fellow man. during the operation, staff sergeant moore, sergeant mathis, around sergeant bookaw endured enemy fire. they led valiantly, calmly and decisively. though they were under heavy fire they pressed on and unfortunately sustained two casualties. however, they were able to maneuver their forces and hold overwatch positions until the quick reaction force could respond to medevac any casualties and help neutralize the enemy threat. they oversaw the defense of their combat outpost upon return of their mission. a few of these men have noted the operation to be one of the toughest battles they have fought but it is because after their strength and skill that a taliban commander and almost two dozen insurgents fell, helping the united states and our allies gro

all right, let's welcome in the gregory brothers, andrew, michael, evan and evan's wife sarah. tune us. was there enough material to work with? >> you boys give us plenty of material. it was a little bit easier on us if you gave up on just talking and just started singing. >> acapella. >> for example this morning, you heard the news about william and kate, so exciting. you could have done it with a little bit more pizzazz like ♪ it's official the cutest couple in the world ♪ >> snappy. ♪ engaged on a secret safari >> next time we'll remember you. >> are you saying that you could -- that basically we're so boring that it's really fun to make us more interesting? or is there something that you're looking for in particular? some kind of passion like we saw in antwan dobson, he was so emphatic, was that the key for you? >> i would say you already have it. it's like the-we asked for it, here's the gregory brothers auto tuning "today." ♪ i learned how to put on pants when i'm told ♪ ♪ and it's now we come to the view ♪ ♪ too much for me ♪ i don't know about you ♪ and everybody wanted

evan watkins to ebert, but the ball is jarred loose right there. a badger pick-offset the tone.ed 49-17 at the half, simply i had toyed with the cats. ball had 178 yards rushing. wisconsin had 558 yards in total offense. henry, another pick, this one goes all the way back. the badgers' third game of the season with 70 or more points. wisconsin wins this one, ouch, 70-23. >>> ohio state and michigan state both won, but the rose bowl will go to the big 10 team with the best ranking in the bcs standings, which come out tomorrow. wisconsin should get the call to pass dean na. >>> notre dame trying to beat usc for the first time in nine years out in l.a. it came down to the wire. irish down 16-13 late, but score a touchdown on the rain- soaked turf. one final chance, harrison smith, bad pass, picks it off in the end zone. notre dame wins its last three of the season to finish 7-5, beating usc 20-16. >>> high school football playoffs, back-to-back titles in the 5a bracket, family classic. great grab in the end zone for a touchdown, three touchdowns. 34-21, the final. >> especially for