and i thought of the memories that i had when i work with annie chung and george davis and so many other individuals, and i said, no, we're not going to vote to cut that. so i became the only senator in the state of california on the democratic side that said, no, we're not going to cut the service. and that is my commitment to you. and i will tell you, and i will tell you, that there is no better program than the adult day health. the reason why i know that is that the governor said, do not worry about it. we're going to cut the program. but we're going to find an alternative. well, guess what, there is no alternative. this program has worked for years and years and decades. so this program is the very, very best to provide help for our seniors. we should not have cut that program. we need to fund that, and we have to give it more money. the more money that we give you, the more money that we give you, the more money that we give you, it saves the state of california and this city and county of san francisco a lot more. that is why this program is important. so we will continue that fig

davis with b. his new job and the challenges that lie ahead. >> reporter: we're in the newsroom with newly elected prince george'ser derek leon davis. thank you for coming in and talking with us. you are replacing leslie johnson. we all know the story behind that. >> as a county councilmember replacing mrs. johnson in district six, i'll be responsible for those issues. one of the biggest things we have to deal with right away is there is a debate right now going on with regard to how the districts will be redrawn. one of the main things that we can do as a community is rally around academic achievement of every child and making sure we send our very best to schools to be educated by our very best educators. the only thing that is free in education is parent involvement. >> any comments about how can you deal with crime? >> crime hates light. we have to be vigilant. as i was being raised, all eyes on my street were on what derek was doing. we need to go back to those types of times. we need to start to prevent crime and then, when we have a police force that is adequately staffed and that we're supporting with new

minute commute. >>> results are in from yesterday's special election in prince georges county they show democrats, leon davisting gardener with 91% of the vote to gardeners 9% it was expected as prince georges county is heavily democratic. >> republican presidential hopeful herman cain was on the receiving end of a lot of attacks on last night's cnn debate he is the front runner in most polls right now and his 999 tax plan was criticized for imposing a national sales tax. >>> go to new hampshire where they don't have a sales tax and you fix on giving them one. >> whether you throw out the existing code and put in our plan you are still going to pay that that is apples and oranges. >> i am going to get a bushel basket that has both taxes. >>> cain says the occupy wall street protestors don't understand the economy and should be protesting in front of the white house. other highlights include mitt romney saying voters should not consider a candidates religion and ron paul calling to an end for aid to israel. >> first lady joining the president on the last stops of his tour. the president's final stop is at a f

george's county. they show democrat derek leon davis easily beating republican day gardner with more than 91% of vote to guarder in's 9%. it was expected as prince george's county is heavily democratic. >>> coming up next, we've all been a little surprised by our cell phone bills but $201,000. >> a little bit of a shock. >> slightly. find out how one woman racked up those charges. >>> first though, more on the growing push to ban crib bumpers. we'll tell you which major organization says it supports the change. that is all coming up.  woman: working in public relations is not for the faint of heart. i love what i do, i enjoy the work, but it's a very hectic pace. ♪ don't want to miss a thing strayer university met my needs in terms of my family, my work/life balance. the fact that leading companies are hiring strayer graduates is impressive, but it's not surprising. these companies want us so badly. [ laughs ] i'm felicia blow, and i earned my m.b.a. from strayer university. coffee -- black, straight up. extra cream, three sugars. iced coffee french vanilla. for me. iced coffee with a turbo s

george's county. democrat derek leon davis easily beat republican day gardner with more than 91% of vote to gardner's it was expected as prince george's county is heavily democratic. the special elect was to replace leslie johnson who resigned after pleading guilty to corruption charges in june. >>> republican presidential hopeful herman cain got a lot of attacks in last night's cnn debate. cape is the frontrunner in most polls and his 999 tax plan was criticized for imposing a national sales tax. >> are you saying that the state sales tax will also go away? >> no, that is an apple. we are replacing a bunch of oranges. >> so then governor perry was right -- >> no, he wasn't. he was mixing apples and oranges. >> will the people in neve not have to pay nevada sales tax and in addition pay the 9% tax. >> governor romney, you are doing same thing that they're doing. you are mixing apples an oranges. you are going to pay the state sales tax no matter what. when you throw out the existing code and you put in our plan, you are still going to pay that. that is apples an oranges. >> i'm going to be getting a b

davis lived by. willing to take chances on coaches and players no one wanted and groomed them to perform. george atkinson was stunned when he got the call. >> i got a call from mark around 5:00. and he let me know his father passed and i thought, wait a minute, it hit me. mr. davis, it was a shock. >> just win, baby, was the slowing began and al accepted nothing less. >> he loved football. just loved it. he would be out at practice during the week and they would have temper displays and al would be shaking his head and i would go by him and he'd go, young man, he just wants to win more than i do. >> jim is still trying to process the fact al davis is no longer with us. >> mr. davis has been so loyal to so many people and so helpful to so many people, that, you notion one does not think that that's ever going to end. and yes, indeed it has. >> all three former players said there will never be another al davis. >> everybody will remember him. there's only one like him. >> coming off the field, going to the locker room seeing mr. davis with a smile and giving you a handshake. that handshake was val

davies attended a party hosted by the shadow room nightclub and red bull two years ago. that night he was a passenger in a horrible wreck on the georgerkway. he claims shadow room and red bull over served the driver. one passenger died, and davies was seriously hurt in the crash. the lawsuit, which is seeking $20 million, was filed in d.c. superior court last week. an initial hearing is set for january. >>> nba players and owners are recovering from a marathon 16-hour negotiating session that lasted into this morning. the meetings began at 10:00 yesterday morning and didn't break off until 2:00 this morning. owners say they are pushing backboard meetings to accommodate another round of talks today. sources close to the talks still say both sides are far apart on how to share revenue. they're working with the same federal mediator who handled the nfl labor talks. >>> it is decision day for redskins coach mike shanahan. he is expected to decide who will lead the skins offense when they take on the carolina panthers this sunday. the quarterback controversy was sparked last weekend when rex grossman was pulled from a showdown with the ea

george's county. democrat derrick leon davis and republican day gardner are vying for the seat 6 seat. polls are open until 8:00 tonight. >>> one of the leaders of this winter's revolution in egypt is here in d. c.. 20-year-old mahr created a pro democracy youth movement and be speaking this afternoon at the arab american institute in northwest. >>> today the walter reed convention center hosts the national senior league we're bowling championship. a local team is playing for the title from montgomery county. bowling begins at 1:30. >>> also today the d. c. council is taking up some emergency legislation. >> right now police can arrest drivers from the district or other states for having an expired tag. >> kristin fisher is live. >> reporter: you know the reason why is because what this law means is that you could be arrested and then you could be issued a criminal citation all because your tags have been expired for more than 30 days. believe it or not the law dates back to 1937 but only been implemented over the last # years or so. they're simply enforcing the laws on the books they

. >>> big change in prince georges county, derek leon davis taking over the council seat vacated by leslie johnson. >> she resigned? july after pleading -- she resigned in july after pleading guilty to a corruption charge. >> one of the biggest things we will have to teal with coming up right away, there is a debate right now going on with regard to how the districts will be redrawn one of the main things we can do as a community, is rally around academic achievement. and that making sure we send our very best to schools to be educated by our very best educators the only thing that is free in education is involvement. >> any ideas how to deal with crime. >> crimes hate light when it comes down to it we have to be vigilant as i was raised all eyes on my street were on what derek was doing we need to go back to those types of times we need to start to prevent crime and then, when we have a police force that is adequately staffed and that we are supporting, with new age technology, and opportunity, i think we will have the very best prince georges county we could have. >>> davis will be sworn

. >>> derrek lee-on davis will be sworn in as prince georges county's newest council member. he won yesterday's special election in a landslide. davis won 97% of the vote. his republican challenger received just 9%. davis will take over the district's seats left vacant by leslie johnson. >>> the washington post is reporting an average principal's salary will -- will jump $17,000. school psychologists and coordinators, no raise. earlier this year teachers got a 21% jump in pay spread out over five years. >>> the united states senate can't agree on just about anything. however, they can agree on potatoes, apparently. both parties lined up to block a white house plan to limit the amount of potatoes that can be served in school cafeterias. the usda says potatoes have too much starch. >> roasted potatoes are big at my daughter's high school. >>> jessica doyle has a special your money report. >> reporter: what careers are hiring and where there is a police for a lot of jobs to be filled. >> reporter: digging deeper, there are very real opportunities out there maybe this is food for

. >>> the results are in from last night's special election in prince george's county and democrat derek lee op davis handily beat day gardner with more than 90% of the vote. it was expected as bridge is heavily democratic. the special election was to replace leslie johnson who resigned after pleading guilty to corruption charms in june. >>> herman cain got a lot of attacks in last night's cnn debate. he is the frontrunner in most polls and his 999 tax man was criticized for imposing a national sales tax. >> are you saying that the state sales tax will go away. >> no, that's an apple. >> so governor perry was right. >> no, he wasn't. he was mixing apples an oranges. >> will the people in of in neve have to pay the sales tax. >> you are mixing apples and oranges. you are going to payette state sales tax no matter what. whether you throw out the existing code and pay ours, you will be paying sales tax. you are mixing apples and oranges. >>> president obama made an unexpected stop on his bus tour across north carolina and virginia. excited supporters got hugs and a picture in broadneck virginia. the pre

. >>> this just in, we now know who will fill the seat of former prince george's county lesli johnson. democrat derrek lee on davis has won with 91% of the votes beating out day gardner. he won a primary last month. lesli johnson resigned after pleading guilty in june to destroying evidence in the federal corruption investigation also targeting her husband jack johnson. she is scheduled to be sentenced december 9th. >>> well, on to campaign 2012 and the race for the presidency. tonight the republican candidates snarled, snickered and bickered in another tall advised debate. -- televised debate. chances are you've seen it all, so we thought we would highlight something you normally don't get to see. this is the big free debate warmup to get the audience kind of stoked. think game show. perhaps like the price is right. >> how are we all doing, las vegas? are we all ready to go. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to get you lovely people on tv and get you clapping. so on the count of three, let's see how loud we can make it in here las vegas. one, two. [ cheers and applause ] >> i know you've got more in you, las vega

davis also took a chance on an older player, george plan da, who -- blanda. ere was below -- bo jackson, the first to excel in two pro sports, football and baseball. davis left a legacy in the courtroom, moving the team to los angeles in 1982 after a two-year legal battle in 1985 he moved the team back to oakland. that brought about multiple lawsuits involving l.a., oakland, and the nfl. davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of raider tickets tickets and seat licenses the team finally got control of ticket sales in 2005. after years of switching coaches and after three straight losing seasons, al took a back to the future approach in '06, rehiring art shell as head coach. yes, the same coach he fired 12 years earlier. >> the raiders are the most trusted name the sports. >> bit rather than trusted they would become arguably the most dysfunctional name in pro sports. shell lasted one season, and on january 23, 2007, davis shocked the critics again when he name 31-year-old lane kiffin as the team's 15th head coach. >> the yo

davis. studio guests included former raider tight end chester and also george atkinson speaking with fred inglisers headquarters. here's lowell sharing a little story about al davis and bill walsh who were out to dinner at one point at a local restaurant. >> al and i went out to dinner i think it was a fancy restaurant in palo alto. he says we're sitting there and one guy was at the restaurant and he had too much to drink. and he came over and said, it's great to see you two together, two legends, and you're friends. the guy didn't leave he just stood there grinning. so al looked at him and said, sir did you get what you needed. and the guy said yes. and al said, get the hell out of here. >> tact. >> bill loved it because bill never would say that. he was so diplomatic so he loved the idea that al could do things like that and he never could. it showed the difference between the two guys. >> one in a million. >>> meantime the 49ers needed to act swiftly to replace joshua morgan who most likely will miss the rest of the regular season they've signed former packers bret swain. jim harbaugh is fami

davis. willie brown, tom flores and george atkinson were among those attended.ans were allowed inside at a chapel. it's a public area and large crowds are expected this weekend. legendary owner passed away a week ago at his oakland home. he was 82 years old. >>> one day after that horrific accident, race car drivers and experts are asking tough questions. among them, could it have been avoided? now the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: they were five of the hardest laps they have ever driven, five laps in their fallen comrade dan weldon in a few seconds, a chain reaction with devastating consequences. the car climbed on to another vehicle and went airborne. officials say he died because of trauma to the head. he was racing to win a $5 million purse that he planned to split with a spectator. two time winner of the indy 500 he was no rookie. racing experts can only speculate what went terribly wrong. one theory was too many drivers on the track with little experience. >> when two tires touch, what started as a lays spin turned into a most horrific accident. >>

davis. studio guests included former raider tight end chester and also george atkinson speaking with fred inglisadquarters. here's lowell sharing a little story about al davis and bill walsh who were out to dinner at one point at a local restaurant. >> al and i went out to dinner i think it was a fancy restaurant in palo alto. he says we're sitting there and one guy was at the restaurant and he had too much to drink. and he came over and said, it's great to see you two together, two legends, and you're friends. the guy didn't leave he just stood there grinning. so al looked at him and said, sir did you get what you needed. and the guy said yes. and al said, get the hell out of here. >> tact. >> bill loved it because bill never would say that. he was so diplomatic so he loved the idea that al could do things like that and he never could. it showed the difference between the two guys. >> one in a million. >>> meantime the 49ers needed to act swiftly to replace joshua morgan who most likely will miss the rest of the regular season they've signed former packers bret swain. jim harbaugh is familiar w

. >>> prince george's county residents have chosen a replacement for former council member leslie johnson. derrick leon davis easily won an election for the district 6 seat yesterday, beating challenger gardner. davis is a former school official and a member of the insurance fund. davis says his chief goals are improving schools and taking care of the county's senior citizens. turnout for the election is fairly light with only about 2,500 of the district's 77,000 residents casting a vote. that's only about 6%. >>> major cleanup is under way at camp victory, where troops will pack up millions of pieces of military equipment over the next two months. not everything is coming home, though. around $151 million worth of equipment ranging from humvees to air conditioners will be donated to iraq security forces. >>> an israeli soldier is enjoying his first day back home after being set free as part of a massive prisoner swap. gilad shalit returned home as a national hero. he was saluted by country's leadership, welcomed by friends and neighbors, and embraced by family. shalit spent more than five years in custody a

davis. politicians today are absurdly thin-skinned compared to the criticisms leveled against politicians going back to george washington and thomas jefferson. i think it's perhaps today because not enough of our leaders read and know our history to realize that american politics was much more rude and vicious and critical in past centuries than it is today. another interesting thing, both laid their heads on their pillows just as they had been born, less than 100 miles apart, their white houses now 100 miles apart. each went to bed in his white house dreaming and plotting to defeat each other'sation and to win. during the civil war they suffered another set of tragedies. in february 1862 lincoln's favorite son, 12-year-old willie, died in the white house. lincoln was crushed. no one in washington knew about anne rutledge. well, mary lincoln did, but she didn't want to hear about it. lincoln never discussed anne, he never wrote about her. but the death of his son sent him back 30 years to that same feeling of loss and devastation. it really made lincoln, who was very empathetic anyway, empathize with all the

. >>> some prince george's countiy voters go to the polls today. the polls have davising off against gardner. the polls will stay open until 8:00 tonight. this is the special election to fill the sixth district seat left open by leslie johnson. >>> new details in the disappearance of a 10-month-old baby girl. what the baby's mother says she is doing the night the baby disappeared and why the original time line in this case has now changed. >>> also being a horrific case out of philadelphia actually woman and two others accused of chaining disabled adults in a basement and collecting their social security checks. why investigators think there may be even more victims. when you believe in the future, you're always looking ahead... to what's next, to what's possible. confident that taking action now, is the way to create a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broad

. >>> prince georges county voters have chosen a replacement for leslie johnson. democrat derrek lee-on davis won yesterday's special election with 91% of the vote leading out to republican -- beating out republican gardner. >>> time for the latest your money report this morning. >>> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. nice to see the numbers close to 12,000 again. >> reporter: absolutely. we'll have to see if we get close they are morning. there is a lot of fresh optimism about europe out there, maybe they are finally getting the act together in terms of a bailout for their problems. so far today we have seen european and asian stocks higher today. today investors will have to deal with a rare earnings disappointment from apple. there are a lot of earnings and economic reports on the docket. the dow standing at 11577, added 180 points in trading yesterday. a gain of 1.6%. the nasdaq rose by 42 and the s&p 500 was up by 24 points. the nation's biggest banks are feeling the slow economy. investment banking giant goldman sachs posted a rare loss. bank of america and jp morgan chase re

. >>> the prince georges county council seat left vacant by leslie johnson will soon be filled after a special election last night. democrat derrek lee-on davis won the seat, beating out republican gardner. davis won last month while gardner ran unopposed in the republican primary. leslie jobs pled guilty in june in the corruption trial also involving her husband jack johnson. >>> today the maryland state house is expected to vote on governor martin o'malley's redistricting plan. if approved, it would drastically alter the sixth district in maryland and but bartlett in danger of losing his seat. yesterday maryland state senators passed the plan with a vote. >>> you won't be get ago rested in dc for driving around with expired plates any more. however, driving an unregistered vehicle will cost you plenty. under the bill, an expired tag, 30 days or less, will carry a $100 fine it goes up to $200 after thirty days and at that point your vehicle can also be towed by police. even the to go is much too much of a severe response for this issue. >> to substitute to go vehicles is troublesome and reminds us of a situation in philadelphia, where they h

davis. >> thank you very much, george. welcome. i think there's no correlation between the speaking order from the oldest shadow committee member is passionate what happened in australia? by north american and european standards, not much. but it was pretty uncomfortable for quite a while. quite a bit of financial market disruption and we had a significant client of equity markets, roughly 50% drop. the banking system maintained profitability of a slight drop of in profitability for those very substantial failures outside of the potential regular sector and also a lot of investor losses from various structured product or in terms of economy, a very moderate and back to australia only one quarter a just marginally negative income and growth. new zealand slightly more but in general not a lot of effect. why was that? we were in the right place at the right time for both countries have been increasingly tied into asia and in particular china and that helped strengthen the economic situation. also resources helpful on the economic fron

others participating in tonight's debate. >>> some prince georges county voters go to the polls to elect a new councilmember, today ' election has davisnst gardener, the polls opened 7:00 a.m. this morning close at 8:00 p.m. tonight this is a special election to fill the district's 6th street left open by leslie johnson who resigned back in july. >> tens of thousands of people fed up with the country's political and economic system continue to protest in major cities all over the country including here is only pie dc movement -- occupy dc movement reaching its goal. how long will they protest. hi kevin good morning. >> nice to have me on. >> you got it you guys have been down there for quite some time i guess congratulations to you, you were able to secure a permit to stay longer what is the plan now? >> we didn't ask for the permit they offered it to us we will stay as long as we want we may stay beyond the permit what we are doing probably violates the permit, tent, sleeping out, food tent are all not allowed we are just doing what we thing is right we plan to occupy this space to expand the political dialogue so that the politician

county board of elects in prince george's county announced the winner of a special election to replace former council member leslie johnson. democrat derrick leon davis won the member seat over the republican challenger in that race. the board is still counting the vote, some of the absentee vote so they don't have a final number. johnson resigned after pleading guilty to corruption charges along with her husband, former county executive jack johnson. we'll have much more for you coming up on the news at 11:00. >>> israel has traded 1000 prisoners it for one prisoner. in order to get him home, israel released more than 1000 prisoners some serving life sentences. they received a heroes welcome at home. hamas called for mass celebrations and 200,000 took to the streets to welcome home their fighters. >> thinks the most beautiful moment in my life. this is a gift to all the revolution in the arab world. >> statistics show that at least 60% of the freed prisoners would go back to the bad will field. that's a chance that the prime minister said he had to take to fulfill his national promise that every soldier come home. >>> a nine-year-old woman caught dr

. >>> prince george's county residents have chosen a replacement for former council member leslie johnson. democrat derrick leon davis easily won a special election for the district 6 seat yesterday, defeating republican challenger dade gardner. davis is a former school official and a current chairman of the maryland automobile insurance fund. davis says his chief goals are improving schools and taking care of the county services. turnout for the race was fairly light with only about 4,500 of the district's 77,000 registered voters casting the ballot. that's just about 6%. >>> president obama is spending one final day on the road today. he'll be focusing on the importance of hiring veterans as he wraps up his three-day bus tour in virginia. governor bob mcdonnell will join the president as he speaks at joint base langley eustis this morning, where he'll unveil his jobs plan. the president also planned to talk jobs at chesterfield before he returns to office. meanwhile, the president is trying to recapture that bipartisan appeal that got him elected. he told students that he's not the democratic president, he's not th

davis is live on the scene. >> reporter: good morning, george.te a large police presence outside of the home as they conduct the search warrant. they have forensics team here. police say they expect to be here all day. the latest focus of police now appears to be back where the investigation started. abc news has learned police obtained a warrant late tuesday to search the home where baby lisa disappeared. previously, the family allowed voluntary searches. but this time, quite different. as police gathered outside, and immediately stopped letting people on the property. >> they would have to show a judge that they have new information. now, what could that be? it could be potentially a tip. it could be potentially a physical piece of evidence they found. >> reporter: this latest development comes as the relationship with baby lisa's parents appears to be growing contentious again. police tell abc news, they no longer have the family's full cooperation. baby lisa's mother, deborah bradley, has made the rounds on multiple talk shows and graces the

davis are running for the seat. polls close at 8:00 tonight. >>> the defense team for another prince george's county law maker accused of taking bribes will offer a second round of character witnesses today. yesterday attorneys for state senator ulysses curry called on a witness who described the law maker as a nice and wonderful person but someone known not to be all that smart. the defense is trying to portray curry as someone who could not concoct a bribery scheme. curry is accused of receiving $245,000 in payments from the shoppers grocery chain in exchange for legislative favors. >>> new overnight, an israeli soldier held hostage for more than five years is free. sergeant gilad shalit appeared to be in good health as he was released into egypt as part of a prison swap deal between israel and the palestinians. he was then flown to an israeli military base to be reunited with his family. more than 400 palestinian prisoners were set free in gaza and the west bank as part of this deal. >>> iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad denied allegations that iranian agents were involved in an attempt to assassinate the saud

of george washington, put it on the flag, and it was accepted by the legislators in washington, and we still have the flag today. >> reporter: with flag facts, i'm kristen. >>> peter and caroline davisave been playing tennis since they were old enough to hold racquets, but it's not just their athletic ability that makes this brother and sister team special. they are using their love of tennis to help change lives halfway around the world. it all started with the coach, teza. he's from zambia, a country in southern africa with a lot of poverty. more than half the population lives on less than $2 a day. >> i know how some kids unfortunately do not have enough activities, and, you know, when i go to zambia, i try to teach them tennis and i know how important tennis is to them because it was important to me. >> reporter: one day teza showed peter and caroline a photograph that forever changed their lives. >> it was just the only time in my life when really a picture was worth a thousand words. there was a line of kids, and all of them were wearing shoes and there were probably only two racquets for the entire line and then we look around here, and we have all these extra racquets and al

georges county council polls are open until 8:00 p.m. this evening only those registered in the 6th district will be able to vote davis is the democratic nominee and gardener the republican nominee. >> maryland state senate expected to take a final vote on maryland's governor martin o'malley's proposed redistricting plan. once it clears it goes to the house, democratic congress woman donna edwards is among those who plan to move montgomery county from the 4th district it will water down my toreties in several -- minorities in several districts. >> another republican debate tonight. >> this time business man her main cain could -- herman cain could find himself the target of the others. he is surging in a new poll. >> herman cain is a front runer that carries close scrutiny he will likely feel at tonight's debate. >> can y'all see that big bulls eye on my back. >>> front runners, occupational hazard. his simply communicated 999 plan has shot him into the front of the pack into the sights of his rivals. >> herman cain is in it to win it the reason i am rising i am connecting with the people. >>> poll averages show him tied with mitt romney in th

he took a chance on an elder player george blan da that continued to play in the late 40s. there was bo jackson excelled in two sports. davis left a legacy in the courtroom. he moved the team to los angeles. in 1995 he moved the team back to oakland. that brought about multiple lawsuits involving l.a. oakland and the n.f.l. davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of raider tickets and seat licenses. after years of switching coaches and three straight losing seasons, he took a back to the future approach, re-hiring art shell as head coach the same coach he fired 12 years earlier. >> the raiders and most trusted name in sports. >> but rather than trusted rairdz was the dysfunctional name in pro sports. shell lasted one season. on january 23 2007 he shocked the critics yet again when he named 31-year-old lane tif 'fan as head coach. >> you don't have to be old to be great. >> i will bring an explosive powerful oh fence to this franchise. we will utilize our skilled players. >> that never happened. >> randy moss they failed to deliver. after posting five wins in 20 games. he fired him in 200

george's county today. residents there are choosing a successor to former council woman leslie johnson. the polls will close at 8:00. democrat derrick leon davis and republican day gardner are running for the sixth district seat. johnson resigned from the council this summer after pleading guilty in a federal corruption case that also targeted her husband former county executive jack johnson. >>> coming up a warning for parents about what they say is a potential threat in their local school. >> a new survey shows just how much time drivers waste behind the wheel commuting to and from work. >>> thousands of kids attending a college fair in the district forced to evacuate today. we'll tell you why the cops got involved. >>> coming up in sports the caps taking on the panthers down at the verizon center. looking for their fifth straight win. in the nfl donovan mcnabb riding the pine once again in a huge raider trade involving a quarterback. >>> just a few moments ago police announced an arrest in the murder of an 11-year-old girl from gaithersburg, maryland. jessica nguyen was found stabbed to death inside her house back in may. today police say t

davis is on the ground in kansas city. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george.ing questions about baby lisa mother's time line of the evening in question. first, there's the interview, where she didn't exactly rule out that she may have blacked out after apparently having too much to drink. and she now says she may have actually last seen baby lisa several hours earlier than she initially told police. the family now has a lawyer. in a series of interviews monday, deborah bradley's timeline of the night her daughter disappeared seemed to change. bradley first said she checked on her daughter at 10:30. the night of october 3rd. now she says she last saw lisa four hours earlier when she put the payby to bed at 6:40. >> i was drinking. it had nothing to do with my daughter's disappearance. >> reporter: as her story began to shift on monday, so did the family's legal team. with the addition of a new attorney. paid for by an anonymous b benefactor. >> i believe in them. and i believe they're telling the truth. >> reporter: and he's not just any attorney. joe tacopina

davis is on the ground in kansas city. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george.nting questions about baby lisa mother's time line of the evening in question. first, there's the interview, where she doesn't exactly rule out that she may have blacked out after apparently having too much to drink. and she now says it's possible she may have last seen baby lisa hours earlier before she told police. the family now has an attorney. in a series of interviews monday, deborah bradley's timeline of the night her daughter disappeared seemed to change. bradley first said she check ee on her daughter at 10:30. now, she says it may z began to shift on ay, so did the family's legal team. with the addition of a new attorney. >> i believe in them. and i believe they're telling the truth. >> reporter: and he's not just any attorney. joe tacopina is one of new york's fiercest defenders. his long list of clients includes joran van der sloot, the prime suspect of the disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba. almost immediately, tacopina defended her admission. >> it's truthful. i g

davis has that for us from kansas city. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george.parents have said all along that someone abducted their daughter from their house. now, abc news has talked exclusively that say say they witnessed the night of the disappearance. they now have reason to believe them. why the latest focus of police appears to be on baby lisa's house, with extensive searches of the yard and items in the home, abc news has learned of at least three eyewitnesses in two locations who say they believe police need to expand their search. they're convinced they saw a baby matching baby lisa's description being carried outside the house the night she went missing. are you pretty convinced that it was the person? the baby? >> yeah. i am. >> reporter: mike thompson says he was on his way home from work, around 4:00 a.m. october 4th, when he saw a man in a t-shirt, carrying a baby in a diaper at this intersection. >> 4:00 in the morning, 45 degrees. the baby doesn't have a blanket, a coat, nothing. and this guy was walking down the street. i thought it was kind o

george's county voters will pick a replacement for disgraced councilwoman leslie johnson. she resigned this summer after pleading guilty in connection with a corruption scandal. the candidate is derrick davis and opposed by gardner. polls open this morning at 7:00 and close tonight at 8:00. >>> the rappeling team is now working at the cathedral. sunday's high winds delayed the start of the operation until yesterday afternoon. excuse me. the cathedral sustained some damage both from the august earthquake and then hurricane irene a couple of days later. last week stone masons removed two tons of damaged stonework from the cathedral. it's scheduled to reopen november 12th. >>> 5:34. time for another your money report. >> and jessica back with the lowest prices for holiday shopping season? we're not talk about candy corns and candy here are you? >> no, no, i mean we're not even at thanksgiving yet right? so this is really early. a lot can change but it looks right now that wal-mart is being incredibly aggressive when it comes the prices this holiday -- to prices this holiday shopping season. new analysis shows wal-mart is undercutting competitors already like target and k-mart and toys "r" us

davis. >> thank you very much, george.here is no correlation in that the speaking order from older to realgar is correlated with the most affected regions to the ffected regions. it was quite uncomfortable for a while, and we had a 50% drop in the market. the banking maintained profitability, relatively high profitability, but there were substantial failures outside of the regulatory areas. in terms of the economy, a moderate impact. 1/4 of economic growth. why was that? some element of luck. we were at the right place at the right time. both countries are tied into asia. also, resources of commodities helped on the economic front. the australian and new zealand banks are one and the sand, because there are four. they were not exposed to toxic access. they were busy bar when themselves -- borrowing themselves using those funds in profitable lending, largely for housing. there was no incentive to get out there and -- trying to build up structured investment vehicles. also in australia and new zealand, very strong supervisio

davis was there in july 1861. he went to the battlefield of all run while the battle was still unfolding. he almost couldn't hold himself back. perhaps he thought that george washington in the american revolution he was going to be a commander in a commander-in-chief as well as the first president. >> host: adam goodheart is the author of "1861". he's joining us here at the book festival. san jose, california, thanks for holding. you're on booktv. >> caller: yeah, it's hard understanding that allan tinker 10 handled abraham lincoln security during his travel from springfield to washington d.c., leading up to his first inauguration. it's my understanding their they are assassination plots against abrahamlincoln. >> guest: you're absolutely right. there were assassination plots. it's debated how close to fruition they swear, but most famously applied in baltimore to assassinate lincoln. it's unclear how they plan to do it, possibly by derailing his train, most likely he was going to be stabbed on his way passing through baltimore. in those days when you come to baltimore, they actually had to unhook the train from attention and draw the streets of baltimore

prince georges county are electing a new council member and they're voting on a special election to replace leslie johnson. you remember she resigned after pleading guilty to some corruption charges. davis is the nominee gardener is the republican. polls close at 8:00. >>> meanwhile, president obama is keeping the pressure on congress to pass the jobs bill. the president is taking the message to voters on a bus tour of two states that he won in 2008 and two states that will be crucial the next election. meanwhile, republican candidates hope to reach voters through another debate tonight. fox's craig bosswell has a rundown of all of the action. >> reporter: president obama said that congress must pass his jobs bill. >> they vote against taking steps that we know will put americans back to work right now. they don't have to answer to me, they have to answer to you. >> reporter: the president is launching campaign-style attacks on republicans during south and north carolina and virginia. two typically ready states that weigh heavily in the re- election bid. he won them both in 2008. >> i think if he loses virginia, he's on the way to defeat and he can afford to lose north carolina. >> repo

davis passed away a little more than a week ago. >>mark: open will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. >>georgeyou are watching the kron4 morning news. we have been tracking some hot spots. really slow for a number of east bay rights. we are seeing improvement in congestion and the drive times for interstate 80 westbound. drive times are continuing to fall back down to 26 minutes. we are about four minutes away from a normal drive time. that could shift with a new accident reported around san paolo avenue. this 680 ride is much improved out of concord into walnut creek but still have the into danville on 680 southbound. that drive time is actually normal. it could take the 26-28 minutes to get to dublin. unusually heavy to laguarta road until slightly after 9:00 a.m.. your marin ride was way behind schedule but we have seen an improvement. drive times are dropping pretty quickly. the bay bridge has a big backup westbound, at least 20 minutes coming from the macarthur maze and nearly that if you're coming from interstate 880. the drive times are dropping by about one minute get the backup is dec

george's county to find a replacement for leslie johnson who resigned in disgrace after pleading guilty to evidence tampering. turnout is expected to be light for today's vote. it is heavily democratic and derek davis who won the primary last month is facing a challenge from a republican business woman. >>> inspectors rappeling down the side of the washington national cathedral will be back at it today looking for more damage from august's earthquake and the hurricane that hit a few day later. the same team who inspected the wash monument in recent weeks. team expects to finish up the job there this week. the cathedral will reopen to the public november 12th for the consecration of the new bishop of washington. >>> we have new details in a horrible case of imprice onment. suspects accused of keeping people chained in a basement. >> the case could be far bigger than we thought. we'll check more headlines coming up next. and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪