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this all hpened -- alleged to have happened when he played with the jets in the 2008 season. the nfl could fine or suspend favre if they determine he violated a personal conduct policy. he is married, by the way. i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trole. we're worse off than we were four years ago: dangeus debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turnhis state around. fix the budget -- honesy. grow small businesses -- really. excellent schools -- everywhere. protect e bay -- finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the state we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. >>> if people have to be at work in the next hour or so, they are going to get wet. >> yeah, see that rain falling in pennsylvania. some of it will fall here, it ll die out tomorrow. take your umbrella wityou and be prepared. >>> the tonight show coming up next.

one of the attacks hpened near a u.s. consulate.fficials are urging americans to only visit tourist areas and toç only visit thosereas during daylight hours. >>> a robbery ends with a high-speed chase and crash back here in tacoma park. police say three suspects robbed the eastern carry-out and then took off. that's a chinese restaurant. a few minutes ter, the police spotted them chased them down lincoln avenue. they lost control of their car andlipped over in front of the mayor of tacoma park's front lawn. police are not releasing identities or age. >>> a student who lives in a rm at the university of maryland was robbed while walking on campus. around 4:30 this morning, three men walked up him, took his wallet and cell phone and took off. this is the latest in a string of robberies on campus that police are investigating. some of the victimsere robbed in nearby neighborhoods whe there's just a lot of off-campus housing. police are stepping up patrols and warning students not to be t between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. the so-called c

we'll tell you where this accident hpened. >>> movie drama. the unexpected accident during the filming of transformers 3 in d.c. now d.c. police issued an order that could force big changes. thank you for joining us for news 4 today. i'm eun yang. >> i'm pat lawson muse in for joe krebs. it's tuesday, october 12th, 2010. here's an early look at the washington skyline. 64 degrees in the nation's capital. looking pretty good out there. feeling pretty good. tom, keep that good weather coming. >> pleasant start to the day. good morning to you. we do have temperatures around the region mild. it's now in the mid-60s in washington and near the bay and virginia tidewater. lower eastern shore, low 60s. 50s in many locations in virginia. 60 degre on the mountains of western maryld, west virginia. cooler start there as usual in the upper 40s this morning. and we will have just a few clouds comi through as we have a weak front thrgh pennsylvania that will drift our way later on and bring clouds throughout the day. so some clouds around this morning and du

of the lanes on dumfries road, the southbound lanes had been closed for hours since this accident hpened very early this morning. it was right around 6:30 in the morning. still dark. there were a lot of commuters that were here coming to this commuter lot. one of those commuters actually cross ee eed dumfries road to g something to eat and come back. the dumfries road commuter lot is a busy spot many people park across the road to the mcdonald's and return to the lot to either get in the slug line or catch the bus. police say a 38-year-old man was doing just that. but as he crossed back over dumfries road he was struck and killed inner loop the pedestrian was crossing from mcdonald's to the commuter lot here on dumfries road. a vehicle, a dodge ram struck the pedestrian as he was crossing the road. the victim is a 38-year-old male. he was pronounced at the scene. >> reporter: john reed was headed to work and saw it happen. >> he was crossing agast the commuter light. heard a screech. he hit the pedestrian on the side. like real quick. i don't think the vehicle saw him. >> reporter: commu

. >> what hpened is as part of history there was a giant venture of wireless manufacturers who realized they needed some programs if they were going to sell wireless sets. a few years layer, this is the big idea, it was decided by the government that actually broadcasting could be a great force for social and cultural good and the british broadcasting company became the british broadcasting corporation with the royal charter and a middle and very very high values, enlightenment values about what should be happening. the idea is that everyone who wanted broadcasting would pool together money, be a compulsory charge, the money would be pooled and high quality programs would then be available for everyone no matter how rich or poor. >> charlie: and paid for by a license two by everybody who had a television set. >> sure. >> charlie: that's been standard in the history of the bbc. >> that's been the core, that's been the core funding of the bbc right along. it surprises me, well two surprises. firstly british public continues to be very supportive. nobody loves taxes but support for the lic

i want to express my condolences and my grief, it's a profound thing that hpened to him and the two victims of the homicide. i want to be very, very, very clear that under the legislation that was proposed in the past, anlegislation that i would sign, if these two gentlemen are sentenced to death, that sentence will carried out. period. what i have said is that i would sign a prospective elimination of the death penalty. i also want to be very clear about this. i'm the only person running for governor who has prosecuted people, tom. when you went away to make a lot of money, i took my first job in brooklyn, new york, and i did investigations work for 18 months, i prevented 250 cases to the grand jury, i tried 23 felony cases and i had convictions in 22 of those cases. the last four of those cases were homicides. i'm the only person running for governor who has put someone away for life. so i wan to be very clear, no one is going to protect your family as well as i will. if tom wants to insinuate that, he's simply wrong and trying to play politics with a very serious issue. >> mr. foley, you