irwin: it went up the alley just west of 31st and graceland, northbound and then they bailed out mid-alley. four of them jumped out. the vehicle continued northbound and hit a fence. we took off on foot after two of them. the subject in the orange hat was the driver the subject in the green michigan jacket was the back seat passenger. this car that you had in pursuit it's stolen. it's punched, no keys in it and the owner's signing a verification right now. okay, that's what we needed. looks like a pretty decent quantity of cocaine. so, not only have we got a stolen car he fled in the vehicle which is a felony to flee in a vehicle and jumped out of the vehicle while it was running and also he had narcotics besides the vehicle being stolen. you got four stolen cars. and then the other car was stopped behind the van. then the van had six guys in it. roger got two guns out of it. then we had an abandoned car that they tried to get into and steal the radios out of it. plus, they find narcotics in the car. are you going to write these guys down as suspects on this stuff? i don't think they can b

am i headed for graceland, she asked you. so how hard was this for you to write?as poring out of me. and so it was a release. i felt good about it. and i also felt carrie on my shoulder. you know, there was a presence there and i could almost hear her say, go for it, mom, go. so it actually freed me to write this and as i was writing, and i do write, i felt good about it. yeah, it wasn't that hard. it was something i felt i had to do. >> you said she was a force. what -- what about her personality. what drew people to her the most? >> her smile, her optimism. she would, there was a part, she wrote me an e-mail once saying on the road trip, she had gone into a kind of family-type restaurant or whatever and she had this big smile and she would smile and everybody would be open to her, and then she said, mama, i don't know why people don't smile more, because if you walk into a room full of strangers and you smile, the world opens up to you. and that's the kind of girl she was. even in the hospital, one afternoon, i was there to go see carrie, and a nurse came up to

and you can't go home again, thomas wolfe wrote of the late lamented penn station, graceland dance of noted light fell ponderously afford stations for and the calm voice of time hovered along the walls of dealing of that mighty room. a room barbarous with the event the distant sound of time. today, pens they should obviously is a very different place. it fiscally memorably summed up what had been lost when he said one entered the city like a god. one scuttles them out like a rat. paul goldberg is never as overpowering or grandiose and that may be why survives. there is so subtly, so tightly that it couldn't be the doubt. flawless architectural glory is the way in which it confirms the value of the urban ensemble. today the sound of time reverberate in grand central and within any other place that i can think of embodies the voice of the city and the residents of urban america. to thank you for listening in on the happy to answer whatever questions you might have. [applause] questions? >> at us like to introduce the man who really made this book possible, with great photographs if you

we have a crash in baltimore county on graceland avenue near dundalk.raveling in white marsh expect delays on 95 southbound lanes clocking in at just 36 miles per hour near 695. and here's what the beltway looks like in parkville. outer loop jammed from harford up to providence and it gets worse over on the west side. here's liberty road. there's a 14-minute delay traveling the outer loop from 795 down to 70. megan over to you. >>> all right. we are out of time. thanks for joining us. now back to new york for more good morning america. another update in 30 minutes. see you then. have a great day. ♪ >>> you know the voice, you've seen the dplaszs. there is psy, boy, does he have the magic touch right now. a brand-new video debuts over the weekend. "gentle man" has millions of hits around the world. we'll have all the details coming up. good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. i hope my daughters are watching right now. they would be so impressed by you three. hold up those phones? >> we noticed perhaps we accessorize too well. all of our phone

northbound and southbound delays 295 and also a crash in the city at graceland avenue and dundalk avenueite marsh boulevard and perry hall is clear. but out of white marsh, heavy delays. you can see all the yellow, 26 miles an hour from approaching white marsh all the way to the 895 split. if you want to travel on the west side, this is what it looks like. heavy traffic from 795 all the way down the outer loop. about a 30-minute travel time. 17 minutes on the north side as volume continues to build on the outer loop and eastbound i-70, and him from 29, 29 miles an hour. back from west friendship all the way to the beltway. that is the very latest. i am a little bit of light rain to contend with to start the day after a nice weekend. not a big deal but just a few sprinkles out there. you could probably get by without your umbrella if you wanted to but it may slow the traffic down a little bit. 52 at the airport, 50 in parkton. 52 degrees in easton over in the. the forecast for today -- variable clouds. we started out this morning with the clouds in the rain showers obviously but by the mi

. >> letters sent from right where graceland was. >> that doesn't narrow it down. did you know i was accosted in times square. >> but an elvis impersonator? >> yes, yes. >> yesterday? >> no. but after the elmo -- i've been accosted by elmo. >> but they show how many different freaks there are down there. i didn't put two and two together. this was two months ago or something. right to my right, i turned and there was this guy on full on elvis regale ya. i started it, i guess. i made some comment that there's so little in your life that -- >> and then what happened? >> he said something back to me about you have so little -- it was a pretty good comeback. hehe was not just a nice elvis impersonator. he was someone there that was object northboundus and was there to earn a living and had been used to insults and stuff like that. >> if you would run into the naked cowboy, what would you have said? >> i'm uncomfortable when i see pictures of him in general. he's got wears on, doesn't he? >> he wears underwear. >> yeah. >> that's the only redeeming quality, i think. >>