it's part of it's a water front life from the inner harbor to harbor east and packed with holiday fun. join us live is matt one of the organizers with it's a water front life. you will tell butts timeline of events -- tell us about the timeline of events. >> thanks for having me. quickly, we have a great map that showcases everything wells. at west shore park on saturday november 19th from 1 to 5, winter wonder a day full of fun and activities and pet animals and a neat day. starting at 5:30 p.m., right here outside the visitor's center, you will be able to see the santa's holiday parade and it's a lantern parade with the mayor and santa and mrs. claus. and really great parade groups from the city. polywestern marching band and city choir will be here at the amphitheater. so as the parade makes it way to the amphitheater the choir will stop singing and santa will come in to the santa house in a big spectacular little bit of fire work display there. and then after the santa's arrival and parade, around 6:40 we will head over here to power plant. 7:00 spectacular light show. >> reporter

. >>> a perfect view in the harbor, first class pampering. we'll take you inside. >>> new developments in the sexual harassment allegations against presidential candidate herman cain, what the former boyfriend of one of cain's accuse ares is saying. >>> local food banks go head to head at a timonium supermarket, not to talk about turkey. we have the report on this competition with a cause. >> the cheers could be heard from the salad bar to the cereal aisle for the first turkey invitation. they divvy up to become team washington and team baltimore. he is steps -- she steps up. this forward knows the need firsthand. >> i, a couple years ago, went through a financial situation where i had to scrape up money to buy food for my family. >> reporter: this event is another event of shop rite's partners in caring. >> we put $27 million into fighting hunger. it's given to more than $1700 community agencies because they are really on the front lines of fighting hunger. >> reporter: team baltimore wins the bragging rights and both teams take the prize. >

well, this means sale right into the harbor and the harbor so shallow they could feel the swells against the reef. they were close enough to the beach to could count the coconuts on the palm trees. they see the destroy your coming their way. mush morton executes the first successful down the throat shot to shoot the profile of the destroyer. it's almost impossible because there is a narrow range you can actually shoot otherwise the torpedo would go too far and you would miss it completely plus it is a narrow target. they sank the destroyer and side of the harbor and it is quite a dramatic scene. that just lead to the lower. this continued, but it's important to note we were having a lot of problems with the torpedo with the time they simply wouldn't six loan or one true. one of the higher ranking members of the submarine command was in engineer who designed the torpedoes, said he was reluctant to admit there was any problem with them. mush morton was not reluctant to admit there was a problem with them and he even went to charles, the commander submarine specific and pitched a fit in his

it will take place from the inner harbor to harbor east and joining us is beth who has been with us all morning to tell me about what is it's a water front life. >> it's a series of great family friendly events at the harbor from the science center to harbor east. >> reporter: what are the events people can participate in. >> we are doing winter wonderland and it's santa arrival a. community lantern parade and there will be you know, let it snow celebration in harbor east and, of course, the power plant holiday light show spectacular. >> reporter: is that the first year? >> it's very exciting and going draw a lot of people down to the water front. >> reporter: we had a preview earlier and you can't see it because it is daylight. and matt is with the planning on the parade and santa claus's arrival. tell me about the the parade. >> it's on saturday tomorrow, november 19th at 5:30 p.m. a great event polywestern marching band will be there. city college choir and, of course, santa and mrs. claus. santa house light shows not light shows i am sorry the santa house is opening from 11 to 7 eve

if you like pearl harbor, we have pearl harbor. you like the pope, we have the pope. since newt gingrich left congress 13 years ago under a cloud of fund-raising ethics charges, gingrich has been very busy making himself very rich by taking conservative suckers' hard earned money. my favorite was the newt gingrich fake awards scam. one of newt's many enterprises, this one called american solutions, would blast facts, businesses, seemingly at random and tell them they were winners of newt gingrich's entrepreneur of the year award. all this business had to do to claim its award was send american solutions a check for $5,000. the whole newt inc empire is basically kind of a fund-raising scam. in 2010, that american solutions group raised $14.5 million. then they turned around and spent $13.8 million. of the $14.5 million they raised. what did they spend all of that money on? they hired vendors such as the gingrich group run by a gentleman named newt gingrich. newt gingrich is being paid to administer the newt gingrich fund-raising empire which spends a large amount of th

take the harbor at the national aquarium tonight. >> reporter: and what else is going on as far as harbort and surrounding water front. >> tomorrow, we have a big day. we have winter wonderland at west shore park from 1 to 5 p.m. there's going to be reindeer rides, live music and strolling musicians and arts and crafts and cookie decorating and then after that, we will gather at 5 line up and there's a parade with lanterns with santa and other bands will kick off and welcome santa at santa's place. >> and lots of food. >> the food trucks will be there. >> reporter: thanks so much. you heard it. this is a water front life will go going on tonight until december 31st -- going -- will be going on tonight until december 3 #st. if you -- 31st. there's plenty to do down here for the holiday season. reporting live from the inner harbor corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> 5:18 on this purple friday but it's blue that dominates the temperature map. 32 in baltimore. we hit the freezing mark and we will

it was designed to protect harbors and shoreline. they were called fleet boats, the submarines were, because they were designed to also accompany a fleet of other vessels and to be able to protect them from attack, the ability to submerge or go chase attackers. but in most cases they with respect even fast enough -- they weren't even fast enough to stay up with the fleet. they couldn't do a real good job of that. at the same time, not only was the equipment limited, but the methods of fighting submarine warfare were completely different. the theory was that you stayed hidden. if you had a perfect shot, you took it because of the limited number of to have piots you could carry. -- torpedoes you could carry. once you fired you ducked and ran as fast as you could which wasn't very fast, about eight or nine knots once they submerged, only about 20 knots on the surface. so the stealth was the main thing. so submarine skippers were pretty much taught that's the way to conduct warfare. well, the afternoon after pearl harbor when president r

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looking at baltimore and the harbor. it is 42 degrees right now. i wish it were 82. 42 degrees and partly sunny. 8:45 this sunday morning. holiday season is in full effect. that means there's plenty to see and hear in downtown baltimore. >> wjz is live this morning. weijia jiang is here to tell us about it. >> of mourning guys. we are in santa's house. santa arrived last week. it is a very popular -- he's a very popular guy with the kids even this early. there's a lot going on at harborplace in addition to santa claus. first of all, next week for the 28th year at goldstein and his partner will be here for the married tuba christmas. >> about two or 300 of our closest friends also. we will have about 300 players next week at 3:30 on saturday. come on down and get your tuba christmas. >> how popular is it? is it a tradition with a lot of people? >> it's very popular. nationally, there's over 200 locations doing it. we are certainly the most picturesque. it's a beautiful setting down here. >> that's a lot of tubas. >> a little bit of everything. >> ve

. >> reporter: it's going to showcase the entire inner harbor and water front for the holidays. joining me is beth who is part of the organization committee for it's a water front life. see the awesome light show. tell me what the campaign is about. >> the campaign is about activating the wanter front and we have created a series of events that will attract tourists and residents alike. we are excited. >> reporter: what kind of events are planned. tell me about the light show behind you. >> that is power plant holiday light show spec tar laday -- spectacular debuting tomorrow night at 7. it's synchronized lights and should be very, exciting and something new for baltimore. >> reporter: what else is going on around the inner harbor. >> this evening, it's the polar he can press at the national asquare -- he can press at the national a--d -- express at the nationil squareium and a huge event with santa's-- aquarium and a huge event with santa's arrival and the light show tomorrow at 7. >> reporter: food won't be an issue. >> the food trucks are joining us at winter wonderland tomor

in the 15th, 16th, 17th centuries, this harbor here, kinsale, was the most important natural harbor onmost perfect in an age of sailing ships, and sails ruled the waves. countries with great fleets were great powers in their own right. and this was a time when the sun never set on the spanish empire. in 1601, the fourth, the very last spanish armada ever to sail, sailed into this harbor here with the idea of linking up with clans in the northern part of ireland, that by allying, they could drive the english out of ireland and take liberty for themselves. the spaniards sail in here unopposed, 1601. about 5,000 camp within the town. the english surprise them with 10,000 forces on the high ground here. approximately 6,000 irish clansmen come downstream to link with the spanish. they can't link up. the english have the high ground. they dominate the spanish completely, releasing most of their forces to turn on the clans. it's a rout. bad day for ireland. dreadful. it led to the decline of the old gaelic order in ireland, the flight of the earls, no resistance in ulster. so the english coul

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to keep the altercation among their &pmembers privatee the group has been camping near the inner harbor for weeks now... even after their permit has expiredd many say the inner harbor is becoming dangerous as the occupy baltimore crowd grows restless.one women tells fox 45 she was aped ovee the weekend ann no one from the group tried to help her.it's a story you saw first on fox. megan gilliland is live with mooe on city's response. response.good morning patrice, a woman camping out here... tells s she was drugged and raped ffiday night inssde one of these tents.but sheesays no one ttied to help her. her.she alsooled us tt a tent us evidenceeof drug use... a burned out cola can. e're toll this kind of activity is common among these campers.and whileethe group arguessit's peaceful protest... the alleged victim who doesn't waat to be identified, tells us the camp is unorganized and 13:34 ""h took ll my bills... everything....he has my address, he has my social security number."49:54 "no memeberrof occupy particcpated ii alleged assault and that alleged person wws not a member that'' all i

live from the inner harbor, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news 3 fighting baak against violenne...more county polce need your help....after 3 robberies at oodwill sttress a gunman putting customers in danger each time. &ptime. this goodwill store was robbed átwiceá...the second robbery happened wednesday night. in that robbery, the store lost more than 8-hundred dollars. during a robberyylast friday ... pplice ssy the same man got away with more than a thoosand ddllars. 11:00:06 iithink it's a travesity to steal from help. police won't say if they have any video of the robberies...but there is a camera inside that store. anyone with information is asked to call police. join the most opular crime mapping website in the united states.more than 300-thousandd people uue "spotcrrme"... and we've teamed up with thhm to help ááouá track crime in your neighborhood.you'll get mails when crimes happen.go to fox baltimore dot com nd click on "spot crime" in hot topics at 3 police are disputing claims from assistant coach mike mcqueary... who claims he reported tte alleged abuse to authorities

but they've shut down traffic here on middle harbor road. we'd heard that they were going to be walking not to the port but headquarters on water street. and the port sent employees home and a guard told me most had taken the day off. majority of the stores around the port stayed open but world market closed doors. a fire station next to the port offices sent employees home early as did a number of offices and one restaurant. >> we just want to make sure to get out of town and so we just thought we'd get out of dodge, early. >> i came here and they said do you know what? not going to be open tonight. >> and at the port this morning, trucks were walked up and had nothing to with with the strike. and for two days, traffic has been slowed to a crawl over safety concern was some of the refrigerated containers. the owner of one truck service center tell meez it's been a rough couple days and reports protestors were planning to shut down the port would only hurt small business autos we're all small businesses here, there is 465 trucking companies

national harbor is located on 350 acres.n 2009 when the walt disney company bought 11 acres for $11 million, it was hoped they would build a 500 room hotel to attract more tourists here. late last week, disney announced they were pulling out of the project. the developer of national harbor acknowledged the disney decision is a disappointment. as they focus on the financial future, there are other opportunities. in addition to the shops already here at national harbor, tanger's outlet mall will be built here. aubrey works for the prince george's county executive on economic development. >> we are moving forward with breaking ground to the outlets. it should be open to the public late 2013, early 2014 at the latest. >> the children's museum will open in 2013 attracting even more families like gaylord's ice will offer something new and exciting for the whole family. chris gordon, news 4. >>> coming up, cyber monday could break another retail record. what the numbers say about the state of our economy. >>> >>> hello, everybody.

save a lot of it. >> that harbor east is incredible. >> gorgeous.hat a gorgeous day for the opening today as well. >>> let's take a look at temperatures out there. 72 still. south/southwest winds at 12. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at another warm day after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> at the science center down there. it got up to 77 degrees. now, that officially is the record high, but that was set at the airport. that got up to 74. just a little shy of the record. pretty amazing stuff. take a look at temps around the region. with generally clear skies. 72 now. after 5:00, 62, ocean city. still 75 at last report from the cumberland area. 77. 63 in oakland. and a 65 up in elkton. the dew points pretty low still, at 50 degrees, which means tonight's low, probably in the 50s overnight. tonight, 68 in bel air. and westminster. 73, at last report coming in at kent island. and annapolis at 73. d.c. at 71. southerly, southwesterly winds, keep the air warm. it was warm yesterday, with chicago at 70. that warm air now across our regi

thealtimore harbor -- pple called it the armpit of maryland. now it i is amazing. itit took a lot of communitity involvement to make that happen. >> normally, the things start with local government. this started with thehe local government and at the community. >> and the church communitity. there were ministers s out ththere to try to get thisis commercial development -- >> exaxactly. looking forward it reallyly needed the harbour to be its focal point. it i is a teterrif location. >> is transformed the the whole downwntown baltimore regio >> the next blocks from the innener harbor became developed also. >> in section 3, you have several chapters about the basic foundations that any municipality needs to grow their businesses. we had some good local examples. versification, fairfax couounty -- for decades, fairfax county was entirely dependent on the government. they try to change that but th was not easy. >> it nevert. there are communitieses like this. with a single dominant sector is the feral gogovernment. for pittsburgh, it was steel. you cannot survive well

harbor east 53, federal hill 54. this will be the case across much of the central part of the state. i will tell you this, that's a sneak peek at saturday. let's look at sunday. ravens/bengals, kick offoff at 1:00. it bill be mostly cloudy and breezy by then. southwest wind 5 to 15. so a long field goal, maybe that's a bit of a factor but this is not bad for a game in late november, 60 degrees. you've got to like that. satellite radar pictures this evening, all clear and really no new weathermakers on the map at the moment. things are crystal clear up and down the east coast. high pressure bubble centers above tennessee and northern alabama. as this thing scoots east, we'll look for temperatures to moderate a little bit as this thing centers up over the mid- atlantic both saturday and into early sunday. there are some changes ahead, though, in terms of temperatures. we'll get into the 50s and 60s but b, the other changes will be additional cloud cover and a chance for rain to get in here eventually. saturday's lookin

harbor was a prommenadd. >> the pictures themselves are auctioned. >> yes. coming saturday at here we will be selling over 550 lots and a lot may consist of 5 or 10 photographs but these are ideal to buy them, especially for the holidays, frame them, give them as gifts but really, this a aubrey bodine had a tremendous body of work which you can of course come in and buy, so -- >> are these prints that he printed or prints made from his negatives. >> probably a combination but these are from the arch archives. >> john lock cataloged all these, memorial stadium, 1958, the all star game. >> i hear you were there. >> i was there. i sat in the last row in the upper deck. this -- this is fab whrus, fabulous, the gas lamps. >> the picture of the last lamplighter in baltimore. he did a series of those, we have water scenes, everything you could think of in maryland. >> we got to show this one. this one caught my eye. hold that 1 up, john. >> sure. >> this is egbert quinn, president of the maryland sensor board. >> yes, we have five of these photos. >> yeah. amazing.

of having what we think of pearl harbor is quite minimal. will be quite maximum is the cyber his hysteria that will result from the implications and the possibility. so the real danger then is our reaction to a perception that something has happened and how we subsequently treat everything around it. >> one of the things, larry, if i can go to you, in terms of finding a solution generally the blame is always laid at the feet of congress, ultimately. and there are those who say there are 50 pieces of very important cyber legislation up on the hill that is not going anywhere. what are the most important pieces of legislation, where are they and why are they not progressing? >> first, as you point out, there are several. and any of them have common features, some of them take out individual pieces. the problem, of course, is that there are multiple jurisdictions in the congressional committees who believe that they are the ones that should be up front. my understanding, though, is that at least on the senate side there is going to be a movement

well, the cell right into the harbor. the arbour is so shallow that they could actually sealed this well. there were close enough that they could count. they see a destroyer coming their way. he executes the first successful down the third shot to shoot the narrow profile of a destroyer. almost impossible because there is only a narrow range for you can shoot and otherwise appear will harm. it is quite a dramatic scene. that just lead to lower. this of continues. wherever a lot of problems with our torpedoes at that time. one of the high-ranking, designed those to pieces. not reluctant to admit there was a problem. he even went to charles locke worth, summaries pacific. he called his wife and said they're going to kick me in the navy. at that point the most famous submarine skipper in the world and was convinced because of all of this company but the torpedoes. it turns out that was one of the things that puts the navy to go ahead and do something about the turbulence. and they did get better after that. he ended up with

beginning tonight it's a water front life beginning at baltimore's inner harbor. corinne redman is live with more on what a going-- what's going to be more than a month's worth of festivity. >> reporter: it's going to be over a month worth of festivities for the holidays. there will be tons of stuff to do for everyone in the family. it feels like the holiday because it's so cold. joining us live is beth who has been with us all morning to tell us about it's a wonderful life. what kind of events are planned? >> there are several events that kicks off tonight with the polar express takes the harbor and tomorrow winter wonderlands and community lantern aprads and power plant light show spectacular and continues through the end of the month through december 31st. >> reporter: and also kendall is here from the aquarium and will tell us about some of the events at the aquarium for the holiday season. >> yes. so today we will have art events and we will do a polar express special screening so come in it's the friday after 5 price so you can get in for $8 and we will have

. >>> a sticky situation in the harbor this weekend. the leak from the storage tank happened at the feed product store. they had to set up blocks, about 300-gallons flowed into the harbor, they had to call to clean up the mess. >> all right, the day started out not so bad, we were dry outside. we saw the clouds, a different story yesterday. we saw plenty of sunshine. the most powerful radar looking at rain pushing in across the area now. a lot of it not touching the ground, we're going to get some rain in here. as we head out and about, 62 degrees, we'll take it. 64 into washington and 50s into winchester and new york pennsylvania, easton at 61 degrees and as we go through the evening, the temperatures drop into the 50s, that's nice and comfortable and the rain will push in. i'll tell you how long the rain will stick around and when it will get in here. >> thank you. well some anxious children across the country have a new home, a new family and a new last name. the day finalizes the adoption of children in foster care. we see some of t

wjz is live at the inner harbor.essica kartalija has more on the celebration to welcome the pride. jez? -- jess. >> reporter: that's right. people were out here snapping pictures. they were so excited to see it. it really is beautiful when it's coming in. the captain and his crew of 11, arrived here just before 5:00. >> our ship has come in. >> i read all about this boat. and i'm just so happy to see it. >> you know, it's justice a gallery and i saw the sales. and i had to come see it because i love old ships. >> reporter: after five months at sea, the pride of baltimore sails home to the inner harbor. more than 9,000 and a few unofficial shots thrown in. >> promoting the bicentennial of the war of 1812. and the penning of the star- spangled banner here in baltimore. this is where the ship has spent most of its early life. this is really home, even specific to baltimore harbor. >> and the captain tell moosey, with all of those stops, at least 50,000 people up and down the east coast and canada had a chance to tour th

winds calm at the inner harbor. 46 degrees.till that humidity at 71% p taking a look at your day today. 41 this morning. it warms up to 58 around noon. then by 3:00, once again in the mid to upper 60's. a great day to enjoy and head out there before the rain comes. i'll tell you about that in your insta-weather plus forecast in a couple minutes. >> a look at our top stories. the only talk about the disappearance of an -- robin gardner in arubia -- aruba, the only suspect is about to go free. a judge rejected the prosecution's request to hold him another 30 days because there was not enough evidence. he's set to be released tuesday. a prosecutor said he has appealed the judge's decision. >> two people dead and three others in the hospital this morning after an accident in elk ridge. a driver lost control of a car and crashed near a degree near the 6200 block of landing road. two girls taken to shock trauma in stable condition. a man in critical condition. the two people who died have not been identified. >> 1-3 american students

the toll at the harbor tunnel goes up the $3.oll plaza on long 95 in cecil can it goes up to $6 -- in cecil county. a jury will decide whether the a trigger man will live or die. walter bishop was convicted in a murder. this moves into the sentencing phase. defense attorneys are pleading for leniency. prosecutor is are seeking the death penalty -- prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. starbucks is accepting donations of $5 or more to help stimulate job growth. starbucks is work in conjunction with a nonprofit group that works with nearly 200 institutions. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. this morning we asked -- do you think customers or corporations should be the ones investing to stimulate job growth? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> more trouble for herman cain. on top of recent allegations of sexual harassment, there are no questions about possible illegal contributions to his campaign. >> ♪ it was grace there isn cain said a reason that th

it's holding its annual harbor lights festival.t includes the lighting of the national harbor christmas tree as well as fireworks. festivities kick off at 5:00. the radio king orchestra will take the stage at 7:00. they'll have nice weather for the outdoor festivities out there. >> let's find out more of the details of that. here's tom. >>> beautiful start this morning. if you are heading out early, no travel problems weather-wise. it's cold. it's down in the 30s through much of virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, and west virginia. closer to washington, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's county, generally mid-30s. it's near 40 in washington and right by the bay. we've got a clear sky here now thanks to high pressure over the atlantic seaboard. no travel problems up and down the atlantic seaboard from here all the way to the rockies. a little rain in the pacific northwest as well as in the desert southwest. sunrise at 7:01. we'll have sunshine throughout the day today. good spending weather. afternoon highs reaching

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don, back to you. >> thank you very much, and dre, a and a now rainy inner harbor.e? they continue to walk and this morning made it as far as delaware, the bank of america said it is committed to making as as much money as possible from that, at least that is what its new networking sight says it turns out someone made a fake site and google at our last check has yet to take it down. >>> according to a former apple employee steve jobs originally pressed for the phone to operate on its own network. jobs eventually gave up his plan in 2007, settling on a deal with att that has been expanded since. >>> a man who has been in the thorn of the side of maryland terrapin basketball fans for years deserves some congratulations this morning. mike krzyzewski now has the most victories of any division one coach in history, his team won last night. it was his 903rd career win, moving him past bobby knight. >>> the orioles will have different uniforms. they will have that on their caps and wear those jerseys on home games at certain days and there is a special patch on their slee

live rom the inner harbor, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news.e ccses under investigation in bbltimore.... are probably related.that's the word from officials.in both incidents, the attacker entered theehome through an unlocked first floor window... and covered the victim's eyes duriig the atttcksstte first happened in waverly a week a go, the second was ssnday mornnng innreservoir hill. police hope d-n-a evidence wiil lead them to the attacker. police are disputing claims ffom assistant coach mike mcqueary... who claims he reported alleged sexual abuse at penn state .. to authorities back ii 2002. 2002.mcqueary admitted to peeing jerry sandusky sexually abusing a boyyin aashower at the penn state locker room.but in an mail to a friend... he claims he stopped it... and peported t to police. both pampus and state colllge police say that never happened. mcqueary was placed on administratiie leave last friday. since the board of trustees - fiied head coach jje paternn graham spanier.but now one board member is sseaking out... saying there was no "we

more japanese bombs were dropped than there were on pearl harbor. it was an important moment for australians. a very sensitive moment for the president to go and market that. -- mark it. he has a lot to get through. >> a lot of coverage of that visit here on bbc news. many thanks. let's go back to singapore. >> can the government shake off persistent allegations of war crimes overview -- war crimes? only an international inquiry can address the allegations. the sri lankan government says the issues will be addressed by a report. will this report satisfy the critics of the government? >> how do you reach reconciliation after a terrible war? can truth and accountability be delivered, too? the bourse commission heard all manner of testimony. -- the commission heard all manner of testimony. it was at the hearings in the far more -- former warsaw and in the north that people clamor to testify. -- war zone in the north that people clamored to testify. >> please consider all the petitions we give. we hope you will dry the tears of these mothers. >> at the

bill muli, pearl harbor survivors association. norbert ryan, jr. therese robel. war veterans association. albert to gonzales, national commander gi forum. carol beaugard. leo haley, national commander catholic war veterans. frederick elliott, vice- president vietnam war veterans. richard l. denoyer. gary frye. samuel l. huhn./ jeffrey gibson, national commander army and navy union of the usa. h. gene overstreet. david boyles. bill hutton. james scarborough. james twohey. edward t. brogan. bill lawson. donald l. marks. the associate members of the committee are located in the box is to my left. hold your applause until the end, please. norma luther. jeanette early. janet broussard. peter forbes. s. sanford schlit. carl barrett jeffrey ladue. mike lynch gerald de arancisco. david fletcher. laurie montgomery jack klemp. gerald yamada j. david bailey. darlene baker. charles able. walker williams. tim moon. vicky haiduk. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veteran national leadership with your applause. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce

well to mush martin, pat and sailed right into the harbor come a harbor so shallow.they could touch the coconuts from the palm trees. they see a destroyer coming their way to mush martin executes the first successful down the throat shot to shoot the profile of the destroyer that's almost impossible because it's a narrow range where you can shoot otherwise the torpedo will go too far and don't miss it completely. plus it's a very narrow target. it's quite a dramatic scene. that just led to the war. this all continued, but it's important to note they are having problems with torpedoes could they simply wouldn't explode, one of the higher ranking members of the submarine command was an engineer who designed torpedoes said he was reluctant to admit there is any problem. mush martin was not reluctant to admit there is a problem. even went to charles lockwood the commander is very specific and pitched a fit in his office about the situation with torpedoes. after that he called his wife and said you've married a failure. and he honestly thought at that point even though ch

the harbor speed limit is 6 miles per hour which is about 5.6 knots. so that is perfect for us for our normal operations in the harbor. >> the boats will be used as water rescue boats when they are needed. >>> is your bank one of those that decided to move forward with new debit card feeinize. >> we'll give you tips that can help you avoid the extra charges. and it is a dog breed that often makes the headlines only when something bad happens. we'll tell you where people are meeting up tonight to commit to a pit. >>> 58 out at bwi. 58 was your 2-degree guarantee. our winner john man love. you get an abc 2 news storm umbrella. give us your name at abc2news.com. we are back with another forecast. try to make it four days in a row for you on that 2-degree guarantee coming up. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in th

we will get you up-to-date in the insta-weather + forecast. 59 at the inner harbor. 59 at the inner harbor. >> some shoppers in a aretha franklin's hometown got a chance take items once owned by the queen of soul;'s home. even some household goods went on sale in michigan. franklin was not involved in the sale herself. these items were left several years ago in a storage locker that the singer did not want any more. items were sold from as low as $10 to as high as $25,000 for a count franklin once or in concert. anything that brought up by a person will go up for sale on ebay. one like marine had a very special guest on his arm for friday night's marine corps ball in north carolina. as marines and their dates are ripe for the big night in greensville friday night, no one ever thought there would be wrapping a most -- the elbows with a hollywood star. but milliken this -- mila kunis made a promise she wanted to keep. the marine requested a date over youtube. and their pictures of the sergeant and his actress date having a good time celebrating the marine corps's 236th birthday. very cool. ♪

he did not return from his trip off pillar point harbor. again, this was yesterday. the u.s. coast guard, along with state and local agencies have resumed their search this morning. the harbor master has launched a boat search and called in reinforcements. >> we start launching our search, u.s. coast guard gets their helicopter up, we put in our fixed wing plane and start doing an air search of the shoreline and progressively take it from the shoreline further and further out to sea. >> anyone with information on who the paddle boarder may be is asked to contact the coast guard or the san mateo county sheriff's office. >>> extraordinary day on wall street. scott mcgrew is here, telling us strong holiday sales have traders in a very good mood. >> good morning to you. what a good day it's been so far on the markets. the nasdaq opened 3% higher, right at the opening buzzer. the dow gave 300 points right off the top. local companies doing very well. electronic arts is up better than 5% after an upgrade. even netflix is up 7% this morning. a lot of the good news -- good mood comes

harbor.ning started cool. 36 to start the morning at the airport. the normal is 39. it has been that pattern. cooler than normal morning. warmer than normal at the end. we get one of those tomorrow before a cold front on thursday. the normal is below 60. the cooling trend continues here. we see a little bit of cloud cover. let's go out in ohio, part of the seven great lakes. it is going to take a day or so for that to get here. clear skies, light winds, already 38 down at ocean city. it is 50 in hagerstown. wide range of temperatures by don hewitt, winds and clear skies. 35 suburbs, 45 filner harbor. -- inner harbor. high pressure is moving off the coast. that brought all the beautiful weather. it is blocking tropical storm shawn. that is the middle. it looks like -- bermuda. it looks like shawn will scoot around. that will allow the big storm to approach us. it is producing a severe weather. upwards of 9 when it is reported today. that violent weather is going to weaken as the storm left out

a network ahead. 3 3 oldcourt map 3 3 harbor... are cut off!city has turned off thhir free pooerrsupply. supply.this... after fox45 uncovered questionable power usage at the protest site.the mayor's office says they cut off the supply because of safety concernssand possible code violations.we spoke to some protestorssjust minutes after their camp lost power. 3 "i think it's kind of shoddy cause it's going to be coldd tonight.. and sometimes people do ave a spacc heater out here outside the tents to be wa" warm.." "they are the rule makers. they don't have to play by the rules they make, buttthey can certainly be reasonable. i'd say most of us are happp to pay an electric bill, that'd bbll." the mayor's office says the group is welcome to stty and protest... without electricity. two "occupy oakland" protesters are recovering this mooning... after getting hit by a car.it happened wednesday night... while the group was marching.the driver... who sat in his car after the incident... was screamed at by hundrrds of protesttrs.he was later let go. a j

. >>> a thousand gallons of corn syrup leaked into the harbor.he firefighters set up block cads to keep it from reaching the storm drains, but about 400- gallons got in the drabs and into the water. >>> baltimore is getting into the holiday spirit earlier than usual. it looks like it is from vegas. >> it looks like a shadow walking in the door. >> then the lazer lights come to life. it is seven minutes long with christmas music and lights and special effects. >> it will continue every night at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 and 10:00 on weekends. >> santa was not going to be outdone, opening up his home in harbor place. >> it is a new campaign in the harbor for family activities over the holidays. >> it started the lat tern parade, with local streets and neighborhoods. >> it is pretty impressive and will be continue every night at 6:00, 7:00, and 8:00 and then on the weekends, at 9:00. >>> reno firefighters know what touched off this massive fire and was it an accident or murder. >>> the family of natalie wood talking about the investigation of her death. >

once the battle was over. 3 3 p,3&-harbor friday,,novemberr25th 3 map fber maa 3 the search is over this morning... for a 4 year old gir. girl. ry-kia brown as foundd safeeand sound last night after going missing tuesday in northeast baltimore. famiiy members say a woman they had just met took the little girl with her to run an errand. no wwrd this morning if any charges will be filed in he case. police are looking for the man who kiinapped a 75 year old in . wheaton.it happeeed outside &pwednesday.police say the by a suspect wiit a sharp car object.the kidnapper rove the victim around ...forring him to wwthdraw cashhfrom several a-t-ms. "at one ointt the victimmhad talked to the sussect and the suupect then agreed to et tte pictim go. he relinquished he &pvehicle back to the victim an unharmed." was released - police areelooking at surveiilance video frrm he a-t-ms. some residents in baltimore are outraged... after an apparent supporter of the "occupy movement" defaced a veterann memooial. memorial.the union soldiers and sailors monument is meant to immortalize the hroes of phe civil wa

harbor east opens its door for the first time. and mary has more about what it looked like. >> reporter: not too shabby for sure, denise. the four seasons hotel invited the public to sample the luxury, as it sampled its first overnight guest. >> reporter: the glass on the $200 million building gleams. which means they have floor-to- ceiling windows, and a view of the inner harbor. >> absolutely gorgeous. a wonderful, wonderful addition to our city. >> reporter: the four seasons hotel marks the development of the very last parcel of harbor east. >> they saw that this new property could be an urban resort. attracting people from all over the globe to come and experience our great city. >> reporter: harbor east has brought in more than 6,000 jobs. including the latest venture to open its doors. >> this is a ribbon cutting, celebrating 300 in our city. >> reporter: the four seasons design is getting accolades as well, from the infinity swimming pool that is kept at a comfortable 80-degree fall and winter to the 10,000-square- foot spa

who knew a move across the harbor would mean so much. it will go inside the kitchen of the new improved phillips seafood. >> when we moved here, my husband wanted to cut this tree down. he said it is the ugliest tree i have ever seen. >> humble beginnings, but destined for fame. how it went from a pennsylvania farm to the rockefeller center. >> good news for phillips seafood lovers, philips has kept its traditions but it is also trying out some new tricks. "it was a harbour + tradition for more than 30 years. phillips seafood has moved. today is the opening day. this morning in the kitchen they were hard at work getting ready for the reopening. many of the employees came from the former harbor place location. charlene has been with philips for 17 years. the >> they are the best crab cakes -- crabcakes you ever want to have. we are the best. >> your the queen? >> yes, i m. i am the queen of making crab cakes. >> the former espn zone has been completely redone in the phillips seafood style. the idea is to keep all of the good things about

without it, we would not have a working harbor. if i wanted to keep on fishing, i would have to go to another location to get ice for my fishing activities. i just want to stress again how important an ice machine is to a fishing community. without it, you do not have one. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? commissioners? all in favor? aye. the resolution 11-66 is approved. >> item 9b. request approval of second amendment to lease no. l-14282 with the san francisco bar pilots benevolent and protective association amending the rental schedule throughout the term of the lease for space located at pier 9. >> good afternoon, commissioners. port maritime division. the item before you concern of the san francisco bar pilots, who have operated as harbour pilots in san francisco bay since 1835, and have had their headquarters at thier nine since 1989. the bar pilots pharmacies include approximately 19,700 square feet of office, 20,100 square feet of shed, and 14,300 square feet of apron space. the port commission appro

exciting night for them here in the inner harbor. we are live. >> thank you.oday is veteran's day. for some it's become nothing more than a day off work or a good sale at the mall. it's supposed to be a time for americans to honor our country's military men and women. a ceremony in downtown baltimore was attended by the lieutenant governor. it was held on the war memorial plaza. the president and first lady attended it at allege arlington. then it was off to the carl vincent for the first carrier classic where they mark the day. >>> abc2 is honoring local veterans by sharing their pictures on the website. now throughout the show we will put some of the pictures up on the screen. >>> today is also 11, 11, 1, a lot of people think it's a lucky date. we will meet a lucky baby born today and find where couples are flocking. >>> and prescription drugs filled with rat poison and dry wall past. how to avoid contaminated medication. >>> and the sales secrets you don't want to waste your money. >>> first we want to recognize some of the local vets and thank them for th

. >> plugs in the inner harbor. firefighters set up block cadse to keep syrup from reaching storm drains. a private contractor has been called in to clean up that mess. >> baltimore county police investigating an overnight stabbing in dundalk. we're told the victim arrived suffering from stab wounds. investigate -- investigators say was robbed by several people as he walk ad long lans down road. so far no suspects. >> the man convicted in the deadly robbery, john wagner, filed an appeal. he insists he had no part in the murder of steven pitcairn last november. his girlfriend testified against him in that case. she was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to robbery charges. >> as news of his capture spread , tripoli and other libyan cities were seeing gunfire. >> rebels in libya say today they finally caught the son of muammar gaddafi, the 39-year-old. he had been hiding in the desert apparently hiding with bed withins -- beoins. he surrenered without firing a shot. he had only a few thousand dollar