an accident at fayette street. some closures at 9:00 a.m. this morning because of the monument lighting. the north and west side checking out fine. there is that delay on southbound 895 as they try to clear some debris from the tunnel. north and southbound traffic in good shape on 97 through the glen burnie area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> traffic drag? really? weather-wise, it is chilly. 37 at the airport. a bit of a breeze at 12. sunshine is our forecast today. tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds. 59 on sunday. the weather turns on settled next week with a chance of rain. not a bad forecast. >> thank you. 6:36. 36 degrees. surfers on the beaches of sydney. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. do you think congress should impose a tax on sales made online? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> an amazing winter wonderland is on display in germany. ice artists helped put together this presentation. they u

also watch for an accident on fayette street and we have speeds starting to slow down on the west sidethe beltway as well down to 52 miles an hour on the west side outer loop there with a 12 minute drive time. there is a live look outside at 895 at the harbor tunnel. it looks like everything is running smoothly despite that report of debris. everything running smoother. there is a look at 95. this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you don. >> thank you. at the top of the news this half-hour the possible poison in fruit juice. a new investigation into the levels of arsenic is yielding troubling results, andrea fujii has more in this morning's health watch report >> reporter: consumer reports tested 88 samples of apple and grape juice and found both arsenic and lead. >> we think that is especially important for children, whose young, small bodies are growing and who are much more vulnerable to those exposures based on the frequency of how much they consume juice. >> reporter: 10% of the juice samples had arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water, specific

this is what it looked like in fayette county. roads in higher elevations were covered but state police say drivers treaded carefully and there were no serious accidents. time for a check of the forecast justin, i have to give credit where it's due once again. you nailed it. >> thank you and some people agree and yes there's going to be hate mail. >> no. >> it's going to happen. westminster we talked about snow. for the record i. was clear, do your homework and don't plan time out of school but this is westminster wound with up rain and they did go to snow look at the gusty winds. it snowed for a few hours and the grass may hold some, but there's not much left over. and sherrie showed us that. it's 31 in westminster. 32 ellicott city. bel air had snow but nothing stuck. we have pictures but right now 36 in baltimore. york, p.a. which typically is colder snowed there longer and anywhere from a dusting to ionch on the grass and cars acruets border. winds the -- across the border. winds gust in the -- gusts in the 20s. gusty winds th

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live from louisiana la fayette. >> iowa voters are on the fence.m, gop candidates pushing hard to get those undecided votes. but as jan crawford shows us, for many iowans who to vote for is more difficult than ever before. >> trust iowa. >> mitt romney rolled into a supermarket parking lot with new jersey governor, chris cristie and hundreds of cheering supporters. >> chris cristie, the great governor of new jersey. >> just 15 miles away, newt gingrich had a cfertion conversation with a mother's group and brought the former speaker to tears. >> my emphasis on brain science comes indirectly from dealing -- dealing with, you know, the real problems of real people in my family. so it's not a theory. it's in fact, my mother. >> at the candidates try different ways to connect with voters over the next four days, anything can happen. this election year is iowa undecided. a poll released this week said 43% of iowa voters haven't made a final decision. the field is tight with romney, ron paul, and the surging rick santorum at the top. gingrich and perry co

. >> well, i was convicted in fayette county, kentucky, 1983 of a triple homicide.nvicted with mitchell willoughby who is also on death row with me. it grew out of an argument. there were drugs involved. we were both very high on several different mind-altering substances. >> like randy haight, halvorsen says he regrets what he did to his victims and the impact his crime had on his family. >> the hardest thing i ever remember working through is my mother coming to the jail to see me the first time after i was arrested. and her whole soul was turned inside out. and, i mean, she sat there and just cried and cried. >> halvorsen lectures to groups of troubled teens brought to ksp as a way to deter them from lives of crime. >> and i tell these kids, you know, because a lot of children have this mentality that they're hero worshiping guys that are bad. and i'm not a bad guy. i'm a stupid, ignorant person for getting into the trouble that i did, but, you know, you can't do these kinds of things and ever feel good about it. >> until their sentences are overturned, death row

heavy congestion, northbound on the jones falls expressway from fayette street to north avenue. let's take a live look. as you can see, things just bumper to bumper on the outer loop. that's a look at providence road. and you can take another live look. thinning out just a bit on the outer loop at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. you can call them at 1-877-75 bills. back to you. >> thank you, kris tee. >>> today marks the 70th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. they gathered for ceremonies. as alex demetrick reports, one of those survive survivors remembered the attack at a ceremony in baltimore's inner harbor. >> reporter: it was raining in baltimore. but 70 years ago today, the coast guard cutter tainy was anchored under sunny skies in hawaii. until the japanese attack on pearl harbor plunged the ship and america into war. thomas talbot was there when it happened. >> it was such a shock. you know, next minute you hear bombs dropping. they were right over the top of the ship. that was the first

. >> he follows her trail to the lexington/fayette detention center. >> then she gets to the jail, andsort of altercation. >> i just want to go home! >> i understand that. i want to, too. i wouldn't want to be here either. >> i don't like you people. >> i heard from a lot of people that she did some very crazy things, said some real crazy things. >> i've already lost my job because of these people! >> mills' situation goes from bad to worse when she gets hostile at the police station. >> when they walk her in, she's trying to fall to the ground, and all the jailers are holding her up. >> you guys have already forced me to lose my job. >> her behavior has very unfortunate consequences. cameras record her every move. kennedy obtains the video and can't believe what he sees, especially since her blood alcohol level is reported as being fairly low. >> do you require immediate medical attention? >> yep. >> what for? >> because i'm thinking about punching some people. >> okay. you need medical attention because you're thinking about punching some people? >> actually -- excuse me! that was my

if you are in the oost bay, pleasanton, livermore, dublin, la fayette, walnut creek, freezing, subfreezing. mostly sunny skies by about 10:00 or so. 40s and the low 50s. we will begin to feel the difference and then for the noon hour, it will be cool and sunny and calm. bring along the jacket. 59 san jose, 60 degrees morgan hill. the edgets tended forecast -- the extended forecast, air quality is moderate. however, it's a recommend no- burn day. so if you can avoid it, it may be a good idea. tomorrow morning, another round of very cold, cold temperatures. a little better on sunday. still near freezing in most case. monday, subtle changes in store. tuesday a notice an increase in the clouds and a slight chance for rain tuesday night. dave? >> all right. 8:27. developing news right now, violence at several bay area malls this morning. hundreds of people lining up to get their hands on a new pair of air jordans. >>> san francisco firefighters are maybe sure yesterday's huge fire does not flare up again. this morning investigators are out there looking for the cause. >>> and a bay area nurses'

la fayette, reporting calm conditions in cur neighborhoods and you are also sitting in the 30s in somees. santa rosa, temperatures tumbled in the last hour or so. we were gusting and temperatures were holding steadzy. you can see how the -- steady. you can see huh the wind has a direct on -- direct effect on what you are looking at this morning. satellite radar here. we had a weak, dry system pass through yesterday. now rim of high pressure -- rim of high pressure is rebuilding -- ridge of high pressure is rebilling. >>> it's a no burn -- welsh it's an advisory to not burn today. so don't burn if you don't have that. >>> an advised no burn day or recommended. that's the word i was looking for. your extended forecast, mostly sunny skies. without the wind worm morning we're expected to make it up easier. a weekend looking dry for the big holiday. low 60s in the forecast for the afternoon. yped 30s for the overnight lows -- and 30 degrees for the overnight lows. >>> two menmying in the mojave desert were last seen -- men in the mojave desert were are seep last week. there are searchers lo

orinda, la fayette the next week. other cities have dropoff low cases. antioch has two.he city of livermore and the city of vallejo as well. we'll have all of the detailed information about that on our website at ktvu.com. give our web editors a few more wints -- minutes more to put it all together. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> besides christmas trees you can recycle old electronics. a group called green citizen has set up centers in berkeley, san francisco, palo alto and burlingame. the company will accept any item that plugs in for free. the electronics are sent to facilities in stockton and roseville for proper disposal. >> the recycled property, we can melt it down and make it a case for dvd case or whatever out of it. this kind of mixed material can be crushed down an used for concrete filler or speed burn. >> clearly, it goes well beyond things that plug in. so drop it off there. green citizen works with big companies such as google and whole foods. >>> a 2-year-old child accidently killed by his father has now been identified. krai

moving from the beltway past northern parkway, all the way into fayette street. >>> today lieutenantunk driving. this is the 8th annual memorial event. there will be a procession offamily members following by a candlelighting ceremony kicking off at miller center building in annapolis. registration starts today at 12:30. >>> now back to new york for more good morning america and justin has one more check of the wet and cold forecast in 25 minutes. see you then. @Ñ ♪ what's new pass pussy cat >>> baby big cats are taking over times square. two mountain lion kittens. a baby bengal tiger here live. we're getting up close with them just ahead. baby bengal tiger. >> that's the mountain lion. i can't wait to see the tiger. >>> and all gifts for christmas for all of us. james buckingham's going to be here with our christmas gift survival guide. >>> and we're going to unveil "entertainment weekly's" entertainer of the year. someone who had an amazing year on screen and also on stage. that's a clue right there. jeff cagle is here from "entertainment weekly." >>> and decadent desserts we can't

paul and fayette street. >>> today is purple friday so remember to wear purpose wheel you head out this san diego chargers sunday night for football in america in san diego. kick off for 8 eastern and ray lewis could be rereturning to the defensive behindup. they have won 6 straight after losing the last west coast matchup when they traveled out to seattle a 22-17 loss to the seahawks. baltimore now stand at 10-3 on the season and good luck to them. now back to new york for more "good morning america." new abc2 news ipad app is available. check it out. see you soon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> and joining our great crowd out here in times square. they are ready for the weekend. so, who made the -- "people" magazine's most intriguing people of the year. who is on that list? a cue is the music that we're playing. can you hear that? they tell me it's playing. i don't hear it. i think it's adele. is it playing? i can't hear anything? "good morning america." >>> also, take a look at cameron mathison. he went on a huge treasure hunt. look at that. even rode a bucking bronco. and our warm co

as the mayor of fayette will put it, or is not a political word here. -- war is not a political word here. war is where our friends and neighbors go. so there have been missed birthday parties and graduations. there are bills to pay and jobs that had to be doubled while picking up the kids. for every soldier that goes on patrol, there are the husbands and wives, the mothers and fathers, the sons and daughters praying that the comeback. so today, as we mark the end of the war, let us acknowledge, let us give a heartfelt round of applause for every military family that has carried that load over the last nine years. you too have the thanks of a grateful nation. [applause] [applause] part of ending a war responsibly is standing by those who fought it. it is not enough to honor you with words. words are cheap. we must do it with deeds. you stood up for america. america needs to stand up for you. that is why, as your commander in chief, i am committed to make sure that you get the care and the benefits and the opportunity that you have earned. for those of you who remain in uniform, we wi

john's lute ren church in fayette -- lutheran church in fayetteville, arkansas. he was called to the ministry in 1953 after accepting an invitation from a friend to attend a sunday school class at st. john's lutheran church in rochester, michigan. mr. speaker, reverend schoolcraft's service extend beyond the walls of the church. he served as campus pastor of the lutheran student center at the university of arkansas. he was a circuit counselor for 11 years and was assistant dean and dean for two national campus missionary institutes. locally he was president of cooperative emergency outreach, secretary treasurer of the alliance and treasurer of the counsel of religious organizations. he's married to deborah steen. they have two children, andrea and aaron. on behalf of the united states house of representatives, i want to thank reverend schoolcraft for his long stank devotion to the ministry -- long-standing devotion to the ministry, the devotion. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests from each side of

as the mayor of fayette will put it, or is not a political word -- war is not a political word here. war is where our friends and neighbors go. so there have been missed birthday parties and graduations. there are bills to pay and jobs that had to be doubled while -- had to be juggled while picking up the kids. for every soldier that goes on patrol, there are the husbands and wives, the mothers and fathers, the sons and daughters praying that the comeback. -- that they come back. so today, as we mark the end of the war, let us acknowledge, let us give a heartfelt round of applause for every military family that has carried that load over the last nine years. you too have the thanks of a grateful nation. [applause] [applause] part of ending a war responsibly is standing by those who fought it. it is not enough to honor you with words. words are cheap. we must do it with deeds. you stood up for america. america needs to stand up for you. that is why, as your commander in chief, i am committed to make sure that you get the care and the benefits and the opportunity that you have earned.