august weather, classic, go wash the car. we'll be back with more abc2 news at 5:00 coming up. >>> around the nation tonight the tradition laden tennis world has been rorked by a murder -- rocked by a murder scandal. it involve as female rep accused of killing her husband with a coffee cup. t.j. winick explains. >> looks like we're having difficulty with that story. let's send it back to the live shot. we'll go to ellicott city. okay. we're having difficulty with that. let's go to break. let's go to break. you know, i was once used for small jobs. yeah, and i took on all the bigger, tougher ones. but now that mr. clean's got this new select-a-size magic eraser, i mean, he can take on any size job. look how easily he gets things cleaned. it's enough to make you cry. you, specifically. not me. i'm just happy we don't go near rex's mobile home as often. because it's hard to clean or because you're scared of an itty-bitty doggy? [ dog barks ] aah! oh! [ clears throat ] yeah, that was a sneeze. i think i sprayed myself. [ male ann

straight ahead. >> off and on showers and thunderstorms for the next few days but knock that's going to wash out -- but nothing that's going to wash out your plans. >> he is won four olympic medals in four events. track and field star carl lewis joins us on coffee with from the olympic games in london. stay tuned, the eyewitness news morning edition will continue,,, [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors, you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. ♪ [ male announcer ] and now try new gluten free apple cinnamon chex. >>> it's 6:30 as the sun comes up on the first day of august. where has the summer gone? sharon has traffic, it's tim williams in for marty bass. >> look ing at temperatures that don't feel too much like christmas. we have 73 going to a high

nothing that's going to wash out plans. opical depression number 5, which could turn into ernesto is moving in. 35 mile an hour wind speed. it's moving to the west at 20 miles an hour. it is going to be a while before it's close enough to take any real note of its impact on any u.s. interest. it will be moving in our direction over the next week or so and we will be keeping our eye on it for you heading into monday into tuesday. sunset today is at 8:16. 92 today, the real feel in the mid 90s. 72 tonight, partly cloudy. five day forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> the oriels road trip continues this weekend in tampa, florida and here. saturday and sunday it will be on wjz. you can see the birds taking on the rays saturday night at 7:00 and sunday afternoon at 1:30 live on wjz 13. >>> still to come, breast-feeding boom. a look at how many women in the u.s. are choosing to nurse their newborns. >> remember wejz -- wjz 13 is always on for you. for constant updates on all this day's news and that first warning weather forecast

nothing is going to wash out your plans. back inside. >>> don't miss tonight's cbs prime time line up. tonight it's csi then stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. >> want to be surprised? it's so funny because so many people say they didn't know what happened with phelps but i can't tell you how many people who sent me e-mails saying we were glued to the computer at work. >> everybody says it's tough to avoid. >> we're so excited for him. >> we are . >> have a great day. >> see ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in,

washing and sanitation stations. there's a focus on people but staffers will make sure the pigs stay healthy, too. >> they're check the animals. they're taking temperatures, watching what's going on. so far it's been pretty good. >> fair officials said if you're petting the animals, make sure you wash your hands. >> the path of tropical storm isaac could impact your wallet. right now it's looking like the storm will move into the gulf of mexico and as we've seen so many times in the past, any production disruptions will push prices up, not a pleasant thought considering gas prices continue to set current day records. the average cost for a gallon of regular stands at $3.73. >> let's start with a check of maryland's radar. you see the showers off tillman island. showers could be crossing over chesapeake beach. otherwise, not so bad. rain wise pretty minimal, just scattered showers to the west. current conditions now 84. humidity is moderate. winds east northeast at five. sun sets at 7:49. the days are getting short. it's starting to lock look fall with those early sun sets. towson, cloudy all day. we did get a little bit of bright sky in annapolis earlier in the day and things

go wash. hendrick: is there a balance between quiet and noisy activities?es? that's his job. he's the pinsetter, and he's the ball return. you could ask him if you could help him. can i help you? woman, voice-over: i think it gives them a sense of security to know what's going to happen next. it gives them a sense that they're in control, and once they have that sense of security, they're able to deal with flexibility better. and i also--again, when there's change in routine, i really try hard to prepare them for that change because they do become creatures of habit. so if we've run overtime and we're not going to have time for small group and we're going to transition right into snack at the end of large group time, i usually say to them, "something's different. something different is going to happen today," and then prepare them for the change, and that's always helpful. [baby talk] different woman, voice-over: i think it's so different to work with infants and toddlers than working with preschoolers. it's like a whole different ball game. you really have

go. washing away the dirt slowly, slowly, slowly.the same street in the same neighborhood. this pipe is so old. it's in bad shape. it's pretty deep. and now these people were driving and all of a sudden there was no ground under them. the road literally went away. >> look at the crowd standing around. i would to. you say this is instance number two. if this is a pipe issue, if i live in that neighborhood, i'm going to be frustrated and want to fix. >> and you're probably going to see people with big heavy chains banging them on the concrete and asphalt seeing if they can hear a hollow sound and realizing that hollow sound is there because there's no dirt under the road. that would be the next place to go. >> okay. sinkhole in brooklyn. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> again, let's take those live pictures again. we are watching some pictures of the bus as this helicopter is zooming out. we are still making calls here on this accident. litchfield, illinois. four helicopters in total. according to state police multiple injuri

. >> it was the kind of rain that you wonder, is my house going to wash away? we saw a refrigerator. we're at loch raven boulevard and walker avenue. this area is pretty much like the lake. this was the case over the area. in the white marsh area and in parkville, they had trouble with flooded roadways. there were helping out folks trapped in their cars. the rain came down hard. anywhere from one to four inches. a major problem for drivers. for some folks, they were bailing out their basements because the rain fell so fast. one woman lost her car in the storm. >> maybe it was a tsunami. i don't know. it was a torrential downpour. my car was behind my house a couple of blocks up the street here, and it is not anymore. it got lifted up in the flood. >> the good news for an lot of folks, not a lot of the power outages. at the height of the storm, a little over 14,000. b.g.e. trying to make quick work of that. that number is now down to just over 3200. it is pretty cool but folks will have a lot of cleanup in some places. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a

wash, wash, wash, 'til they're nice and clean - go on, sean-- real clean! ash wash 'til they really gleen now we're ready to cook we're nice and clean - great! let's... get... cooking! - the first thing you need to do is cook your macaroni noodles, which i did earlier. - good. - so, we can get started cutting out heart shapes from these roasted peppers. noodle, do you have your heart-shaped cookie cutter? - oh, yeah. - great. all right, we'll put a piece of pepper there and put that right on top. then push down and give it a little wiggle. see. you did it. - oh, it's a heart. - well, do you think you can cut out two more on your own, noodle? - sure. two more hearts coming up. - well, why you do that i'll get our cheesy noodles going. - one heart and another heart that's two hearts-- - take a look-- i've got some cooked macaroni, some roasted red peppers, pasta sauce, and mozzarella cheese in here. now for a stir, noodle-- could you grab two-- - spoons? - that was pretty fast. - red or green, sean? - red, please, noodle. - okay. - all right. we'll mix it up a

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wash our hands when we leave the animal smalls. >> reporter: that's the best thing you can do if you to go go to a fair. wash your hands and don't take food in and around barns. here at the mailed state fair, they man to have hand washing stations. tak advantage of those. >>> there are usually 2000 pigs at at the state fair. 6 pigs at the show had high temperatures, they are waiting for lab results to find out what the causing the fevers. no human sickness is linked to the indiana state fair. >>> a 15 year old took home gold. this morning, we will show you the homecoming in maryland and what she has to say about the gold medal. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >>> one maryland sophomore, a reality, steven has more from dulles international airport when

sunshine cooler -- marine layer, today sunshine cooler air continues to filter in today and tonight going to washat marine layer, sunnier, wind shift and warmer tomorrow. today, little blustery, with a west wind up to 20 knots, temperatures in the 50s for the america's cup. tonight if you are headed to the giants' game, late afternoon, upper 50s, with the fog and then dropping through the mid 50s. a chilly night tonight for the ballgame. we will be looking at some mild weather inland. still a little grey, but 75 expected high in concord today, 77 livermore. centennial continues in sunnyvale, low 70s there, sonoma race with upper 60s in the north bay, 64 in san mateo, mid 60s here and afternoon clearing. it is definitely a fall-like day out there, we'll see warm-up tomorrow in fact, very little fog and we'll stay that way, a little warmer midweek then the cooler weather on the heels of this mini warm-up. >> thanks lisa i guess it is hot in pennsylvania, at least as far as we're concerned because the pride of petaluma and the rest of the bay area for that matter continues to amaze us at the little

i'm going to wash my hands. >> the riverside investigation was scheduled to last for three days. by the second day we had 35 men visit our house, including this guy who shows up to meet a girl half his age. he comes in and he's jittery. and he goes to wash his hands. i'm watching from the next room and i don't like every approach to be the same. >> the paper towels are right over here. >> oh, thanks. >> so i grab a paper towel. he sees me and i hand it to him. then he figures out that this is going to be a problem. would you have a seat right over on the stool there, please? who are you? >> i'm chris. >> chris. and who did you come to see? >> um, what's her name? i'm sorry. you caught me off guard. >> he's, you know, shaky. he looks like he's on some kind of a drug. and in fact later police found methamphetamines in his car. >> you came to see kelly. >> yeah. >> how old is kelly? >> kelly is way too young for me. >> why did you come here. >> to tell her that. >> that she is's too young. >> actually i did, yeah. >> so you drove from where? >> i drove from rancho and i was thinking

going to leave a mark. >> oh, man. that's a car wash. looking to the south bay, i'll tell you what's going on. >> welcome back everyone. a live look outside. san francisco this morning, look at the clouds, kind of hovering around the area. should be pretty nice at the coast today. we'll check the forecast coming up. 4:53. >> right now a little lesson how it new park an r.v., from brockton, massachusetts, what is going on a 30-foot motor home ends up taking a nose dive in a pool. the driver, i guess he was backing out when he says his foot got stuck on the accelerator. the rv careened into the neighbor's pool. the neighbor came out and like what happened? actually came to the rescue, pulled him from the water. as you might guess this wasn't easy to get out. a crane and several wreckers took four hours. we report the pool and vehicle suffered some damage but we're happy to report the driver is going to be okay. mike said earlier, free car wash. how about this, teetering on the edge in new york city. this massive sinkhole opened up wednesday

common ground to get things done, and that's what we need to have happen, and i'm planning on going to wash wish with paul ryan, and we're going to get this country back on track for the american people. i am asked from time to time why did you get into this, and you know the reason. you've heard me say this before. you see, i want to make sure that everybody in america who wants a job can get a good job. i want to make sure that everybody that is thinking about retirement or in retirement knows they have a secure retirement. i want to -- i want people to know that if they get ill, they can -- they're going to be able to get treated. they're going to have health care that's affordable, and i want every mom and dad to know that their child will get the best education in the world. these things we have to provide to americans across the country. and i know -- i know what it takes to get those things done. i've had the experience of working in the real world, if you will, the private sector, and seeing how enterprises get started and how they change the lives of people when they're successful

they're not going to wash their hands of this because of this comment. >> jake, as he played elizabetharren's ad how much is todd akin going to impact other races across the country both at the senate and the congressional level? >> he is going to be a pin yachta. he is going to be somebody that is going to get tied to every republican in the party. they had this abortion bill at the beginning of this congress. this republican majority that tried to redefine rape, tried to do something like this and every republican that votes for it, voted for it is going to get tied to todd akin. though they did switch the legislation around in the end everybody is going to get tied to him. the presidential ticket including paul ryan. he is going to be hung on every single republican's neck in the country. >> all right. jake sherman, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next is nothing sacred anymore? even mother nature is getting political. >> the republican party has released this statement though. take a look at this. >> a potential hurricane is heading for florida. forecaster

going... to completely wash out... our plans? plans? let's... go to ... meteorologist... emily gracey...look at....the skywatch forecast. forecast. 3 michael phelps strikes gold yet again in the london olympics olympicsphelps... won... the... 100 meter butterfly ... today.../ ahead... of... two swimmers ... who... tied for second...///. this ... was... michael's... third gold medal.../ of... the london games .../ with... one... more event to go. meanwhile, there's already talk about how to honor phelps on his return home.on thursday, baltimore county executive kevin kamenetz announced a committee to plan an event for phelps.but officials are still trying to figure out where to hold the celebration, considering phelps grew up in baltimore county but trained in the city. city."srb: i'm not going to dim the glow of this moment by having a fight over where the parade that's not even planned is going to be. just like my family, we're still on cloud nine" and... as... we... told you... last night../. michael... will... be... paying a price... for... all those... olympic medals...///. that's ..

breathing. >> i am not worried about that. >> reporter: the best thing you can do if you happen to go to a fair is wash hands. don't take food in and around barns. here at the maryland state fair, they plan to have hand washing stations available. linda so, abc2 news. >>> discussion on ways to stop bullying in the schools continues in washington dc today. secretary of education, arny duncan is scheduled to speak at the summit. the dangers of texting and driving are well known, especially for young drivers. the tour is bringing a high- tech simulator and tools. they will be setting up at reservoir in fulton. >>> oreos are teaming up with underarmor to help injured military members. basically stuffing backpacks with underarmor and gear. they be distributed to the wounded warrior project. groups supporting marriage equality want to be part of your morning routine, asking same-sex marriage advocates to head to starbucks. dozens of other companies are taking part. drought situation across most of the country is growing worse by the day. president obama is meeting with the white house rural council to come u

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i shouldn't have to leave my home to go bathe my children, wash clothes. water's a necessity." just got off thh phone with baltimore public works--thee tell me there were two issues: first-- an old meter, which is the city's responsibility... ...crews are out replacing that right now.then, there's the issue with the pipe...any line from the meter to the home-- is the homeowner's responsibility.paul gessler, fox45 news at five. how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. report. mapbelairwilkensmap395 3 the president is back in colorado for a second straight day --pushing his healthcare &pand economic proposals and hoping to turn around some disappointing polls there.his challenger, mitt romney - campaigns and fundraises in new york - and is hitting the president hard on welfare reform nd religious freedom. jennifer davis has a campaign wrap-up from washington. washington. the president is spending a second day in colorado in the face of polls that show him lagging behind mitt romney by five percentage points in that key battleground stat

this weekend a little more in the way of cloud conch but this is not going to be a wash out. outside the studios of abc 2 a beautiful shot mixture of sunshine and clouds but again all in all looking really really good. here's the picture. 11:00. 72 degrees. it is very comfortable out there. due point running around 63. calm winds but that'll change around towards the southerly direction bringing in more in the way of humidity. 72 in town. 81 in dc. cooler spot now at 68 degrees. most of these readings will be into the 60s for tonight. you do notice some moisture down toward the south. that will be advancing towards the north. more on the way of muggy hills coming into play. few clouds over our skyline at this hour but overall talking about a really nice morning. 8:00 starting out 68 degrees right around 84 during the lunchtime hour. humidity in play and again showers and storms will become more numerous taf 3:00 hour. some new information i just got in suggesting maybe for 5:00. eastern shore will see some showers and storms after the 6:00 vsh 7:00 hour. this high pressure ye

go. don't try to wash the fruit. the outside and the inside could be infected. last year, 29 people dieed from a listeria outbreak in cantaloupe. >>> now to colorado. a 29-year-old hiker is expected to face animal cruelty charges after leaving his dog stranded. he left the dog after a storm rolled in. he was worried about his safety and the dog's feet were injured. a group of hikers went up and rescued the dog later. he didn't make an attempt to go back and get the dog and assumed it was dead. >>> we have a lot more ahead this hour. take a look. >> rich folks don't need governments. rich people take care of themselves. >> a new documentary sheds light on a financial crisis. the one document she says started it all. neonazis, white supremacists and kkk. they are not dying out. we are putting hate in the usa in focus. >>> later, whitney houston's "sparkle" is out in theaters. it's a bittersweet celebration. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow! [ male announcer ] when your favorite foods fight you, fight back fast with tums smoothies. so fast and smooth, you

. >> it was hard to believe that a home would stay whole like that and just go down the wash like it the guy that built it must have built it very well. >> firefighters wish there was more they could do to help. >> when the house started going down the stream, it's just very emotional at that moment. >> just felt a bad for the owners. i don't know how else to describe it. just felt bad for those guys. >> incredibly, the house continues making way down river. >> it stayed pretty upright, it didn't wobble. it was like somebody could have been in the kitchen cooking. it didn't appear to be a rough ride. >> but its voyage doesn't last forever. the house gets tangled up with a tree. the turbulent water smashes the house against the tree. >> i bet you'll find washers, dryers, appliances, maybe some silverware. >> after taking quite a beating, the house is gone. >> just disappeared. i did several flights over the area and roof downstream. a lot of just debris. you know, after they broke up. >> justin rushes to get his video on to the newspaper's website. the amazing footage quickly goes vir

this year they are going full throttle. washing my hands after every time i touch them.it is important that i do that. they should not have an update. >> it is taking other precautions as well. they are not allowing pigs in the petting zoo. >> the usually have a little picture time. they are not going to do that. just to be cautious. >> officials will be monitoring the bar and around the clock and inspectors, who work for the fair board, are checking that takes. >> we are checking all of the livestock, checking to make sure they are current and up-to-date and in looking at any signs we may see of the animals that could be sick before they get into the fair grounds. >> officials say the best defense is hand washing and that is why you will client -- find plenty of soap, water, and hand sanitizer. >> now your insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> cool nighttime temperatures. it is starting to feel almost like fall in august 2012. 37 this morning. colder than it was yesterday. the longer nights allow those temperatures to cool. many areas to the north and west

turns a little bit, it is over here and that is 8-12 feet of a bubble of water that is slowly going to be washingproperty and keep going and going and as it bubbles up, it will knock things down, because it is higher and higher and higher. it is not a tsunami and you won't see a huge 14-foot wall, because it is slowly going to come on shore, foot by foot and higher and higher and higher and you think you are okay, until all of the sudden your house is under water. that is why the southern parishes there, and the mandatory evacuation there where new orleans is still up there, and the storm is getting larger and still impressive and round and it will create quite a storm surge even though it may not say cat 3, we will get big damage with this. you are north of grand isle and you will have 50 miles before you hit any other settlements, and so you have all of that time for this to keep getting bigger, and plus 20 inches of rain on top of an 8-foot surge, and all of the flooding is going to be tremendous in some places. >> yes, you can bet i will be on the phone with my relatives and warning them to s

is it b, at the dry cleaners or c, at the car wash. just go to our facebook fan page. post your answers and we'll sure them in about 30 minutes. we'll be back. industry researchers and advocates join forces collaborating for cures. we discuss the collaborative triangle on "biocentury this week." join us sunday at 8:30 >>> temperatures move into the lower 90s but watch for late day showers and storms. they should develop between the 4:00 and 5:00 hour. monika? >>> on the west side of town, no problems to report at the american legion bridge. here's the heart of rockville, route 355 at route 28. the intersection looks great. volumes are light through this area. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in my next report at 5:01. back to you, mike. >>> this story will make you go m&m. an rv emblazenned with the words "who's your daddy?" on the outside of it is stirring controversy in new york. that's because this rv performs paternity tests. men questioning whether they're really the father of their children can get a d.n.a. test right on the rv. here's what one customer w

go ahead and wash your hands, dry them real good. ll right, break the seal, we need at least 30 millimeters, halfway or more. once you get it full, put the cap back on, i'm going to have you walk back up, all right? right over there on that piece of paper. this is a dip test, testing for four different drugs today. you submerge it into the sample for 15 seconds. as you can see here, we're looking for two different lines in each window. if you look at each one of these windows -- cocaine, amphetamines, thc, barbiturates. there lines in each window means he's a negative. both cases were. >> how was your test? >> quick. studied all night. >> both men pass their tests, but it was drugs that brought houck to prison. he's serving two years for possession of a controlled substance and grand theft. >> hey, let me use your pen. >> now with his release date rapidly approaching, houck's biggest worry is that he just might miss the place. >> you know what i mean, there's no responsibility in here, no bills, no worries or anything. the only thing

this is a good time to go ahead and watch the -- wash the car because we will have several days of dry. hurricane isaac the wind sustained at 80 miles an hour making the second landfall pumping in lots of wet weather. storm surge we are getting that as well and they are going to be dealing with tornadoes as this makes its landfall. so, again, we are dealing with wet weather across the area. for today, temperatures coming in at 84 degrees. mostly sunny and comfortable. make sure to get out and enjoy it. by tonight, grab the jacket. we are going to be clear and cool right around 58 degrees. and 87 a little warmer with sun and patchy clouds by tomorrow. and here's the 7-day forecast as we will get hotter heading into friday with isaac possibly coming in going into monday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with mike masco. >> reporter: good morning. we will go to the roads. let's talk about pratt street and the closure after midnight. it's from pratt street on south and west from penn street to calvert street all of conway street will be closed and then from howard street from or take

you're not going to have anything washed out by any means. e okay, go to the game, big game it is, too with the braves in town. there's the activity pushing south and east headed toward columbia. by next hour it will be just west of 95, but also weakening a bit, which is good news. lightning not too much, just a few. remember, you hear thunder, get the kids inside. a little bit of lightning was found earlier west of leesburg and west of warrenton. we don't see much lightning at all with the storms, but still take lightning seriously, please. temps, 75 bethesda, 77 arlington, 79 college park, 78 bowie. to the west 79 in sterling, only 70 in leesburg, 70 in manassas. so here's the deal. brief delay possible at the nats game, some storms tonight especially between 6:00 and 8:00 around the game. storms end by 10:00 and then cool and comfortable for tonight. here's a look at the futurecast. we'll put this into motion, stop it at 7:00. still some storms around parts of the metro area up towards frederick, they weaken a bit and clear the metro area.

. >> all of the loads are weighed before they go in the wash. we're putting in 165 pounds.ot overstuffing the washer. >> turner supplements his human staff with automation. >> the folding machine makes everything the same size. when you have five items on a shelf, you get five items across the shelf. you have a dozen inmates folding. one is going to fold so wide, another is going to fold wider. >> we're pacing ourselves today then. >> working in the laundry is considered a privilege. inmates earn one day off their sentence for every six days they work. but the job does have its downside. >> this is like the biohazard bin. i have two sets of gloves on. we have to watch out with this particular bin. we have to watch out with it. we see all kinds of stuff. you see tampons attached to underway. you see doo-doo stains. discharges from people who might have something. you just have to get it in the wash. >> javier perez has been working in the laundry for many weeks. like many of the inmates at the jail he's here after getting caught up in tampa's prescription drug epidemic. he's

we were concerned if she didn't make it into the basket that she was going to get washed away. >> the basket is now covered in ice and slips from the woman's hands every time she tries to grab hold of it. >> frustration was starting to set in. not just frustration but mild hypothermia. i wanted her to grab that basket more than anything and climb in. >> after several desperate attempts, the mother manages to get herself and her son inside. >> it was a sigh of relief to know i got them. >> but as they're hoisted to the helicopter, the sergeant realizes the basket is frozen solid. >> the mother and son they come up and get next to the aircraft. the basket, the hook, the cable everything is locked with ice. so they're not coming in. i'm not going to try to pull them out of an icy basket. so i clip them to the side of the aircraft. they're covered in ice from their waist down. cold, shivering. >> it's a terrifying ride. but the ordeal ends as the helicopter team touches down and rushes the pair to an ambulance. of the dozen or so people trapped in their vehicles, everyone survived the dis

go. >> reporter: gotcha. >> wash your hands after you come through if you have touched any. animals, that's a smart thing to do no matter what and if you are sick don't come not fair. the farmers and exhibitors know if their animals are sick they don't come to the fair so if everybody does that we don't have any problems. >> reporter: very good, thank you, doctor. appreciate it. thanks forgiving us a little time. now we're going to give a little time to raptors up close thanks to jason caldwell who is a licensed -- hello, good morning. you know what i feel bad. i didn't properly introduce this guest. who is this? >> this is a female barn owl. >> reporter: she wanted to have her due there. we are just at the time. ing animals here in "fox 5 morning news." tell me about raptors? >> we travel to educational programs with live birds of prey doing conservation, schools, scouts, fairs, teaching people about what they can do to help raptors in the wild. >> reporter: you are a master falconer, as well. what does that mean. several permits when you deal with raptors, one of them is a

they're going to setting up a car wash near the site of his auto shop. that's on bel aire road. an get your car cleaned beginning at 10:00. depend, the proceeds will go to keith matthews and his recovery. >>> when was the last time you heard this getting a pay raise. for a lot of us it's been a while. according to consulting firm mercer, the majority of companies do plan to give a 3% pay raise next year. not going to be across the board. mercer says executive level employees and top performers will likely benefit the most. >>> the next time someone walks in to michael phelps' home, they may be blinded by all the sparkle and all the bling from his olympic gold medals. phelps won his 16th career gold medal last night in london which was, of course, individual gold of the london games. he won the individual medley beating rival ryan lochte and proak the record of all-time olympic medals, capturing his 19th earlier this week. it is inspiring his training partners at the north aquatic club here in baltimore. >> i was watching and i was literally just jumping up and down when i was wat

they go from making washing machines to machine guns. frigidaire refrigerators, frigidaire, and they go back to making refrigerators again. but they do it in a much leaner factory with streamlined production line, and they know now how to adjust and shift and retool in this kind of production. so a tremendous, tremendous boost unleashing that potential for business. then comes the private capital invest. investment, and tow you've got a base from which a real consumer economy can grow from the that point on. >> [inaudible] >> hi. jo jensen with free think media. i'm working on the documentary honor flight which follows getting world war ii veterans to see their memorial at no cost to them. and my question is, do you highlight the contributions that these factory pork workers made to the overall war effort? but this happened 70 years ago. so as you're writing your book, what resources were available to you to identify these workers and capture their stories? >> well, i'll tell you, there's a number of web sites. there's a rosy river web si

the weekend is not going to be a wash out. >> that's all of the time for now.r joining us. "today" is next. join us in 20 minutes with a live update. >> have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> this is a wbal tv 11 editorial with president and general manager, dan. >> in the most highly contested bidding process in the history of international olympic committee, the washington/baltimore region lost the bid for the 2012 olympics. the dream is still alive. especially for dan niese, ceo of the 2012 coalition and appears to be up for the task again. he's tested the waters to see if the civic and financial support is as optimistic as he is. with the belief that the region has what made it attractive, including the infrastructure in the 40-mile radius. they believe the bid is possible. mayor sees the olympic games as a phenomenal opportunity to showcase the region. the dollar signs are big on both sides. a study projected it would cost $2 billion to build and run, and create about 77,000 jobs between concept and the games. they have indicated they are willing to bid again, despite lo

you're going to want to wash your hands after this story.sease, but it is really a death sentence. sentence. it's the ebola virus, nature's perfect killing machine. at this very moment, an international team of doctors is working to keep the latest outbreak contained to a village in uganda. david mckenzie takes us inside the death zone for an exclusive look at hell on earth. earth. (nats)this is the epicenter of an ebola outbreak. we've been given exclusive access and the first thing we find out is that our safety protection isn't enough. the reason this isn't acceptable outer safety equipment is because of this cotton-like material. and obviously the fluids that are key to contracting ebola can get soaked into the material. (nats)lets keep going.what we've got is a pre-packed kit. within here is various bits of kit. this virus is so deadly, you need extreme protection. (reporter: if you are inside the restricted area, no matter what you do, you have to wear something like this.)you should do, yes. (nats)plastic overalls, aprons, hoods and a

or washing windows and suddenly fall off his -- >> yeah, because todd akin is going to be washing windowse accidents. you can slip off on a banana peel and fall down eight flights of stairs into a vat of acid. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: wait, he can be replaced if he is dead, but a dead candidate can only be replaced on the ballot if the candidate dies quote at or before 5:00 pm before the general election. >> wow. >> stephanie: this is going to take some planning. >> strategically placed bananas and a vat of acid there. >> stephanie: john ashcroft said the gop can replace him on the ballot if he voluntarily withdrawals from the race. tick-tock, tick-tock. i'm just saying there is an easy way to do this. which way do you want to do this? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: he hears knock on his door -- >> i'm not here! [ knocking ] >> hey, akin come out. >> stephanie: who is there? a big giant vat of acid. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay. i'm a little giddy today. okay. linda in california you are on the "stephanie miller show." welcome, linda. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: heyia. >> caller: i was

, but she were the only person that holds special show they showed up in dress like you were going out to wash their card after the interview. c-span: back to the book. david brooks, "new york times" economist called them a big government conservative. >> guest: he calls himself that at the weekly standard here to kill a dog with william kristol, bill kristol of the weekly standard the idea that what conservatives need to really get people's energy up and build the winning coalition is to indulge in bakery projects that are of national greatness. with a bit boreas, let's have a coup by moments from a conservative point of view. i'm not a fan of that. matt welch is certainly not a fan of that. i bring back to my grandparents live here because they didn't want to be part of somebody else's national greatness planned. >> host: richard nixon was the colossus. >> guest: that's the aluminum knob is of admiral wilson and robert scheid, were throughout it's a great parody of conspiracy theories that came out in the early to mid 70s and throughout a character is trying to raise money to build a statue