>> jennifer grey. >> jimmy: jennifer grey. [ cheers and applause ] i'm predicting jennifer grey willis season's "dancing with the stars" champion. i was going back between hernd kurt warner and brandy, kurt warner, i believe will be the final three, but jennifer grey will win the mirrored ball this year. [ applause ] i also realized today that i am the only person in the united states who still hasn't seen "dirty dancing." never saw it. just doesn't interest me. [ laughter ] margaret cho got off to a strong start. >> rick fox and cheryl burke! >> comedian margaret cho and louis van amstel. >> jimmy: and there we go, 30 seconds into the show, she falls. margaret cho, by the way, the first openly bisexual contestant since adam carolla back in 2007. so congratulations to them i guess. bristol palin danced to the song "mama told me not to come" by three dog night. for real. which is kind of like heather mills dancing to "she's got legs" by zz top. it's a strange choice. sarah palin, by the way, was not on hand to watch her daughter dance. she said she was going to be there to watch. this

jennifer and jeff? >> thank you, vytas. >> ffve people shot and killed in baltimore his weekend and the violence continued today. >> police are investigating yet another murder. the sixth since saturday morning. happened at 9 a.m. today on shirley avenne near park heights rally avenue in northwwst baltimore. man's bound found in a homers shot in the head. >> this is the 6th homicide since saturday morning. murder scenes as you can see heee are spread out. tww of the homicides are3 related. commissioner bealefield met with leaders in the police department to go over the crime fighting strategy. >> the big push, from the commissioner, o the rank and file is really again bad guys all of these cases have guns, you know, somehow enter 2009ed, victims in a lost caaes have criminal records. >> police say weekend crime is down 16 % from last year. >> meantime, city residentssare fighting back against crrme. becoming involved in community organizations.ú in charles village a community3 watch program has dozens i

reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. martha stewart drops by to share her wisdom on making creative crafts. we look inside her main the state -- estate. join in every day. here is meredith vieira for a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> some of the most controversial candidates are looking to reshape their images. we will have details about that. we will speak with carl palin do you know -- carl paladino. a woman will speak o about being attacked by a pirate ship in a live interview. sex in america. what it is like to be inside a boiling volcano. that is when we get started on a tuesday morning right here on the "today" show. >> 49 degrees on tv hill. >> we will check weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. out to start your day. >> what is going on on the west side? >> there was an accident earlier. all lanes are now open. we are looking at 12 miles per average. those delays will stretch down to edmundson. it is impacting traffic on southbound 95. we have speeds around 24

i am jennifer franciotti. details are next. >> tea party politics. we will tell you about last night's debate and a big one coming up tonight. >> i am live here watching some runners loosen up just two days runners loosen up just two days before the 10th anniversary i like a party as much as the next gal but, come on. $60,000 for one dinner held by the department of justice. $66 per person just for bagels at one of the nasa's shindigs. i cracked down because big government shouldn't be funding big banquets with your money. some people say i'm a bit of a tightwad. i say, i'm barbara mikulski and i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. >> a chilly start for us. temperatures are in the 40's right now. we're shooting for a high of only 58 this afternoon. there's rain coming at of the mountains and is in the western part of

>> jennifer griffin at the pentagon.hank you. >> shannon: coming up with the panel we'll have more analysis of general conway interview with jennifer today. >>> a soldier who recorded last year's fort hood massacre on his cell phone said today he was ordered by an officer to delete the video. he testified in a hearing to determine if there is evidence to try the accused shooter. another soldier testified via a video link that she saw a man shout "god is great" in arabic and started shooting. >>> chaotic scene unfolded sunday in sao paolo. police fired five shots at the car and eventually pulled out the suspect. bret baier will tell us about another republican that could make a run at the white house soon. we run down highlight of the >> shannon: the first rasmussen report poll since debate started in delaware has coons expand the lead over christine o'donnell. it's two points better than three weeks ago when castle was still considering a run as a write-in candidate. candidates for illinois governor traded insults if a d

reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. it was a landmark case.out what one woman sued her won.and for millions and on that is today at 4:00 p.m. here is meredith vieira for a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. rare tour notice -- we're tornadoes -- rare tornadoes and we have the latest. a female student listed encounters and is posted online. the secret writings of marilyn monroe that the public has never seen. >> it is 51 degrees on tv hill. >> it is 51 degrees on tv hill. >> we will check weather and two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. >> we have a handful o

bray put jennifer back together again. plate to stabilize the area around jennifer's spinal cord. >> this is the dr. bray fusion. >> reporter: but dr. bray spotted something else. this ominous enlarged white spot. jennifer's thyroid. >> it just didn't look right on the mri scan. she needed to have a specialist address it and have it taken care of. >> reporter: when she got the results of her biopsy, jennifer was sitting with a cancer survivor friend of hers. >> i was on the phone and he said, i'm sorry, you have cancer. and he said, you're not going to believe it, you're going to find a new relationship to the now. i did have a really good cry. i said, i have cancer, what does this mean? >> reporter: it means more surgery and an excellent prognosis. >> if you catch it and get it out, it doesn't metastasize hopefully. >> reporter: after a few proceduresdy dr. bray to remove bone spurs in her neck, jennifer was ready to go. to make up for all that lost time, now rehearsing for tonight's samba. >> i'm very aware, and i'm keep

disturbing reporting from jennifer griffin. officials telling her they don't know the name of this would-be attacker. they do not know the location. in fact, one official put it to jennifer rather chillingly. "we know the guy is here," this source said"but we don't know anything about him ." i spoke earlier today on foxnews.com strategy room to dr. walid phares not about this specific threat, shep but the general threat of attacks against the homeland. he said what we have seen so far are in his words the first raindrops of a gathering storm. listen. >> when you have the first drop of a rain to come, that is the most important, the examples that you have just mansioned, the fort hood, shahzad, abdulmutallab from nigeria, these are the models of other cells and individuals will be following. >> and to go back to jennifer griffin's exclusive reporting tonight, shep, officials telling her the terrorist chatter is at an all-time high, some of those officials also saying, quote, they are not sleeping well. shep? >> shepard: well, jo

. >> es que se ha desatado tremenda controversia, en donde una transexual llamada jennifer dice que tuvo, quiero que veamos lo que puso jennifer en internet. >> como podrán ver, definitivamente, esto es en contra de un hombre que brilal con luz propia, que viene este disfraz, y no lo digo porque sea transexual, y le lleva la carrera. >> hay necesidad que daddy yankee le diera la importancia? para enviar ese comunicado?. >> con hacer caso omiso tienen. >> pero son personajes públicos y si este señor no hubiera hablado. >> peores cosas dicen. >> hay cosas que se deben aclarar. >> tú sabes que si sale algún tipo de alegación contra mi persona yo me río, pero por qué el cangri manda un comunicado de prensa para avalar la situación. >> la pregunta, es no se dice, si sucedió, no se dice cuándo y dice que fue hace 2 años. >> te explico enrique, por qué es necesario que él aclare esto, porque la bolita está de este tamaño y después de este otro tamaño. >> imagínate que daddy yankee sale en la prensa desmintiendo todo?. >> es que si no lo hace, tú no sabes cuántos medios no estarían tocando la pu

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among them was fox news correspondent jennifer griffin. >> i couldn't not come here. we covereit for 7 and a half years. my 2 daughters were born. >> in september 2009, doctors diagnosed griffin with an aggressive stage 3, triple negative breast cancer, underwent 17 rounds of chemo. double mastectomy. i am back and fighti to tell women theycan get through chemothepy. >> she is here to tell them faith helped her get through the or deal. >> every week my friends in jerusalewould send me notes, show me these pink notes they would put in the western wall prayers and go to the holy accept la cur and gave us a lot of strength. i am here to say miracles are possible. >> griffis long time friend lori says she believesopenness is important. >> it is important to wear the pink shirt and show people you can go on, do this, beat it, fight it. i come from holocaust survivor parents who say you go on. >> griffin grew emotional near the end of the 2 and a half mile race and says high hopea cure will be found here for the disease. >> for me to be here the land of miracles, this is wh

jennifer mee and the two others are charged with first degree felony murder.ice say that all three suspects have admitted their involvement in this case. jennifer mee and the two will now have their initial court appearance this afternoon at 1:30 p.m. eastern time at the county courthouse in clear water. >> this is so shocking. literally, we all gasped when we heard this this morning. do we know anything what she's been up to for the last several years or has she been in trouble with the law before? >> reporter: no indication of being in trouble with law. the only thing that has happens since her appearance on the "today" show is, one, she said that she was cured of the hiccupping problem, but, two, there were reports that she was reported missing a couple of times, perhaps ran away, but she was always found to be unharmed. beyond that, we don't know what she was involved with. and there are a lot more details in the dice come out, we are hopeful that in the court hearing today we'll learn more and perhaps more from the police. but right now, those are basics.

secretary of state jennifer brunner, welcome to "democracy now!"ay out this lawsuit, unprecedented. >> good morning. this lawsuit was filed by the attorney general of the state of ohio. if you go back into the timeline, september 22, gmac, owned division of allied, of which the federal government owns about 56%, indicated as a result of some litigation i believe in michigan that it would not be proceeding on its foreclosures in 23 states where you must go to court in order to foreclose on someone's home. on the monday after that, the 27 of september, the senate-passed bill 380 a, a house bill that have been passed in the hse with the suspeionf house rules and literally was taken from the judiciary committee, brought to the floor and voted by unanimous consent and passed to the president of the 27th. on the 29th, jpmorgan chase indicated it was stopping foreclosures or at least looking at its affidavits and the 23 judicial states. on the 30th, i went ahead and announced with the permission of the department of justice that i had already referred jpm

petit's wife, jennifer, was forced to drive to the family bank and withdraw $15,000. a harrowing scene that was caught on surveillance video. the bank manager called 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank, she is getting $15,000 to bring out to them. that if the police are told, they will kill her children and the husband. >> reporter: jennifer did as she was told, returning to her captor, stephen hayes, in the family's waiting vehicle, outside the bank. en route home, hayes stopped for gas and yet again surveillance video shows him buying canisters of fuel, fuel that would be used to burn the girls alive in an attempt to hide the evidence of the crimes. >> in my 22 years of being a prosecutor, i can't imagine anything that was as horrendous as the facts that we uncovered and heard about during this trial if there ever was a case that deserves the death penalty, this certainly is one. >> reporter: the hor roe was far from over. mrs. petit, unawar

as for jennifer coates. >> it could happpn again.pends on the personality. >> meantime the city worker that coates claims she was ordered to fire still works there at city hall. >> between july and september, banks foreclose order more than 288,000 properties. -ost f any three month stretch since the housing boom ended in 2006. banks are on pace to seize more than 1,000,000 homes by the end of the year. banks sort out accusation that is they rushed foreclosures without looking at the paperwork. %-million bank owned homes are t on the market yet. >> a baltimore woman said that she worked for a company that targets people in trouble with their mmrtgage. crime and justice reporter joy lepola finds out how the suspected -- >> 2009, maryland ranked sixth in the country for forge fraud. >> sometimes they target people through public records. and we will call people direccty. >> tracy jill get is a committee member with the homeowner preservation coalition, a coalition trying to protect homeowners from loan -odification scams. >> they could

. >> 11 news reporter jennifer franciotti is live at baltimore county police head quarters with that story. >> good morning. i guess you should always trust your nose because the nose knows. when baltimore county police got a call about a funny smell coming from inside a warehouse, they found something that led them to arrest three suspects. inside the warehouse police discovered 500 pot plants, 640 pounds of processed marijuana, $12,000 in cash, and an elaborate two-story grow operation. police arrested and charged 39-year-old joseph guadagnoli, 28-year-old megan veitch, and a 17-year-old boy. they had been living inside a trailer inside the warehouse for at least three months. the two adults have been charged with possession with intent to distribute. >> at the moment, it looks like the potential maximum sentence would be 10 years, but we're really examining the statutes and the quantity to see if we can do better than that. >> and this is apparently not joseph guadagnoli's first arrest. he is being held on $2 million bond. veitch is being held on $750,000. jennifer franciotti, wba

reporting live along bel air road, jennifer franciotti, wbal tv 11 news. now to kim dacey who i believe is it anne arundel county. >> we are in severn and we are on gambrills road closed between sle sleepy hollow and antrum. quite a few crew and police have it blocked off. that entire lane is almost an entire sinkhole. it takes up almost the entire right hand lane. so it is very large. i just walked up there a few minutes ago and it is quite impressive and quite a bad situation. they are just trying to assess it. highway crews on the scene said this was one of the biggest sinkholes they have ever seen. there is also a pipe underneath that sinkhole. so it could take some maneuvering and could take a while to fix it. they said plan on gambrills being being closed here for the foreseeable future as they try to deal with this. we are having a light rain right now just kind of sprinkling. so the rain has pretty much abated as far as we can tell. but that damage has already been done and that sinkhole taking up most of that lane. so they can't open this road eve

jennifer hill and lisa kim, you're both smart. >> that's right. >> what about new dads? >> well, we get dumber. there's no question about that. >> you heard it here first. >> exactly right. dumb enough to know to stay out of the rain. >> that's right. >>> you'll need the umbrella this weekend. if p you can, try to stay indoors. temperatures have remained pretty much the same all day long. all the clouds and all the rain across the area. 50s and 60s right now on the current temperature map. big story this weekend, big low up here. that's going to cross a front over the area. the heaviest rain is going to be the north of the bay. the heaviest rain day will be on sunday. we're saying drive carefully because we haven't seen the heavy rain for a while. that's when you see the oil on top of the roads. check and make sure all the drains are clear. going to be sunny, though, for the giants and philadelphia. looking at temperatures in the 60s with partly cloudy skies so at least the weather will be great when they do win that game. let's bring it back here to the clouds and to th

reporting live, jennifer franciotti. >> thank you. are you normal? is that a trick question? have you ever wondered if things you do in private are normal? take the test to find out. that is today at 4:00 p.m. here's matt lauer with a look at what's coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. complete coverage of a remarkable scene unfolded as those 33 trapped miners are being rescued one by one. a mexican police commander of me have been murdered and was allegedly killed by pirates. we have new details on that story. the dangers of social networking sites. a very candid interview in a separation from courtney cox. >> it is 52 degrees on tv hill. >> it will take another look at weather and traffic together weather and traffic together before i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the ne

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later, hayes forced jennifer-hawke petit to withdraw $15,000 from the bank. surveillance video shows her pleading with a bank teller. a bank manager called 911. >> reporter: she returned home and police did respond, but they could not prevent hays from raping and strangling jennifer hawk petit. komisarjevsky had already sexual assaulted young mikaila. before fleeing, the intruders doused the mothers and daughters with gasoline and set the home on fire. both defendants offered to plead guilty in exchange for life sentences but prosecutors said no, spurred on by dr. petit himself, who has been outspoken in his support of the death penalty. >> most of you out here are, you know, are good human beings. i think you probably would all do the same thing for your families if your family was destroyed by evil. >> reporter: this case is seen as a rerch couple on the death penalty in connecticut which ised abolishing it. up next for steven hayes, the penalty phase of his trial when jurors decide on death or not. katie? >> couric: jeff, when does that penalty phase begin

stay tune for the "late edition" with jeff barnd and jennifer gilbert. and it starts right now. >> the inflight safety dance. how attendants are training, and how passengers are responding. >> ♪ >> political theater in the nation's highest court. >> dear god, god hates you. >> the maryland cass that could set a precedent for the entire country. >> and the vice-president's political survival. the rumor of a new you presidential ticket. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am eff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. the father of a maryland marine killed in iraq, finally gets his day before the u.s. supreme court. >> heesued the westboro baptist church when they protested at johnnrydell reports now from washington, d.c. on the battle over free speech. >> ♪ >> on the steps of the nation's highest court, an motional clash ovvr free speech. those familiar and to many proudly waved by members of the westboro baptist church.3 >> dear god, god hates you. >> igns that were displayed by the sa

i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. five years after a baltimore county woman disappears her husband is on trial for murder. >>>crime and jjstice reporter joy lepola tells usstonight, today's testimony featured voice mail from the victim's boys friend and ideo from walgreens. >> final images of tracy tetsoo3 before her disappearance in march of 2005. she was expected to attend a motley crue concert that night. voice mails left on her cell phone indicate she never made it. >> you have me seriously seriously worried about you. if you can, please, please call me and tell me you are okay. please, baby. >> christian senate, the man that left that message was involved with tracy. a relationship thaa is pivotal to the state's case. >> for the first time jurors heard testimony rrgarding a possible motive. come to find out tracy tetso was she disappeared. it is an ffair her husband prior.d about three months >> the defense is trying to show tetso's boyfriend may have played a role. witnesses testified even their relationshii was

the man that tortured and killed his wife, jennifer and their two daughters, 11-year-old michaele and 17-year-old haley, now faces possible execution. >> what was going through your mind as they read each count, guilty, guilty, guilty? >> just tears of relief. that's all. just -- i was trying to maintain my composure. >> reporter: prosecutors say they broke into the petit home as the family slept in 2007. tying william petit to this pole in the basement and his two girls to their bed posts upstairs. i heard the moaning and thumpbs, he testified. surveillance tape shows jennifer petit withdrawing $15,000 from a local bank to pay the men threatening her family. while the bank manager called 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. that if the police are told they will kill the children and husband. >> reporter: jennifer petit was sexually assaulted and strangled and then the suspects set fire to the house. william petit came to court every day surrounded by extended family and supporters. he says he's grate

jennifer franciotti will have more. a slowdown on the northwest corner of the beltway approaching 795 from reisterstown. 27 miles an hour there. farther south in severn a closure due to the sink at gambrills and antrum. now we will give you a couple of live views. key bridge and good on the east side. no problems to report on the entire beltway. you can see we have a pretty smooth ride except it is wet on harrisburg expressway from parkton. >> our big story is much of our viewing area is under a flash flood watch after nicole dumped several inches of rain causing major problems including flooding, traffic and closures. jennifer franciotti joins us live from perry hall with a look at the sink hall there. >> we will have to get john collins or sandra to correct me but i heard that one inch of rain is equal to 10 inches of snow. so we could have been dealing with 60 inches of snow and these guys behind me, they are more happy to deal with a sinkhole than snow plows. they are working on bel air road which had a sinkhole in

he is accused of raping and strangling jennifer hawke-petit.he family home in 2007. komisarjevsky, they say, sexually assaulted 11-year-old michaela petit and then left her and her sister haley to die in a fire they allegedly set. only dr. william petit escaped, though he was brutally beaten. in court today the prosecutor said it all began on a classic july summer day. the petit family went to church. dr. petit played golf and picked up corn to have with dinner on his way home. his wife and daughters went to the super market. the defense closed by suggesting it was komisarjevsky who goes on trial later, not steven hayes, who is to blame. hayes' defense attorney admitted, quote, he's guilty of sexual assault of mrs. petit. there isn't any question about it. but he added he kills jennifer petit at the request of joshua komisarjevsky. the defense told the jury hayes is no angel but said it was komisarjevsky who controlled the situation and that things just got out of control. the prosecution fired back saying he said things got out of control. it

jennifer ashson, thanks so much. if you'd like more information you can go to our partner in health news webbed d..com and search sexual health. turning now to politics and campaign 10. there are 29 days until the midterm elections. and there are dozens of contests that could go either way. in the senate republicans need 10 seats to take control. according to the latest analysis by our cbs news election team they have the edge and are likely to win four see the held by want democrats and the republicans have at least a chance at eight other democratic see the still in play. but taking back control of the senate is a long shot at best. the republicans have a better chance in the house. they need a net gain of 39 seats there. and our cbs news analysis finds 77 see the now held by democrats could go republicans. and while the odds seem to favor the g.o.p. in the house, the democrats from speaker nancy pelosi on down still believe they can hold on. here's senior political correspondent jeff greenfield. >> reporter: after

. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. foomer city hall employee sues theecity for $5 million. >> jennifer coates, who was director of theecouncil services office, said that she was ordered to fire the last remaining whhte employee, in her office. coates alleges that stephanie rawlings-blake who was council president at the time, wanted to replace the worker with a political appointee, and was threattned with her job if it did not happen. >> at one point, ms. stephanie said i have five votes, and the clear indicatioo was that this is going to be bad for you. that was even a quote. if you don't fire crum rich will force you out. >> puts new a situation, where, state's attorneyy who? city solicitor? who do you tell this to? >>well, the the mayor's office is calling the allegations false. and unfortunate. saying any disgruntled employee can file a frivollus awsuit. >> more about the plans for the gaming center at the mall. cordish company said thaa maryland live is more than a slots parlor. the complex will include a ruth's c

meteorologist, jennifer hill here with the details for us. jennifer? >> jess, little storm trooper is worried. look at the clouds and rain. thankfully the front is falling apart. not a threat. so far for halloween. but, if you are driving this tening. alcipelyorth ofheci tbay, where we see mt of the rain falling. rit along 101, tough santa rosa, petaluma. and south bay not going to ee s too much rain. coming up we'll talkee a wutkhe the rain is going to end and how it is going to affect the weekend plans. tom. >> thank you, jennifer. >>> now with the rains coming. crews spent the day making repairs. where the natural gas pipeline exploded killing seven people last month. workers just finished stabilizing the canyon on clairemont drive to prevent homes from sliding downhill. they placed boulders to prevent erosion. they used hydroseeding, glue,fe vegetation to keep the soil in place. >>> an arrest in the revenge beating of a jesuit priest. the suspect is a man allegedly molested by the priest three decades ago. police say he tracked down the cleric at t

jennifer franciotti reporting live.ow back to you. >> maryland is one of many states where community college enrollment has skyrocketed. the obama administration held a first-ever community college summit. tim tooten was at that summit and filed this report. >> at the white house is calling this an important next step to help prop up the ailing economy. dr. jill biden has gotten the green light from the white house to promote two-year schools. she toward anne arundel community college where she took note of a number of job creation programs. >> community colleges are at the center of american's efforts to educate our way to a better economy. >> the summit kicked off on in the east room of the white house, with the president said he is counting on community colleges to help. >> getting an associate's degree -- jobs will increase to twice as fast as those that don't require college. we need community colleges. >> the president has challenged community colleges to produce 5000 -- 5 million graduates over the next decade. >

now hereeis jeff barnn and jennifer gilbert, with the ""ate edition". >> messages on voicemail..3 newvidence in the trial of a man accused in the death of his wife, who disappeared five yyars agoo >> it is highway robbery. >> on highways, big bucks they are pulling in for the state. >> bridges that make you nervous. how the bay bridge ranks against the worst in the world. >> live in high definition, from fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello aggin, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. five years after a baltimore county woman disappears her husband is on trial for murder. >>>crime and jjstice reporter joy lepola tells usstonight, today's testimony featured voice mail from the victim's boys friend and ideo from walgreens. >> final images of tracy tetsoo3 before her disappearance in march of 2005. she was expected to attend a motley crue concert that night. voice mails left on her cell phone indicate she never made it. >> you have me seriously seriously worried about you. if you can, please, please call me and tell me you are okay. please, baby. >> christian senate, the man tha

. >> coming up, wait until you hear what actress jennifer hear what actress jennifer anniston and elainae real meg whitman: serving on the board of goldn sachs, whitman was caught reaping millio from insidestock deals. after ebay shareholders sued and a dge citethe obvious conflict of interest she was forced toay the money back. at kind of person would be involved in als a fellow republican congressman called corrupt and in her last ye at ebay, whitman paid herself $120 million righbefore the company laid off 10% of it's workers. we're choosing a governor, shouldn't character tter? abc 7 is teaming up with the san jose mercury news for a series of hour-long election debate next thursday lieutenant governor will face off at 3 p.m. this thursday. friday october 8th, the candidates for school supentendent will debate at 11:15 a.m.. both will stream live on abc7news.com. >> and thos debates will be broadcast on suny october 10th beginning at noon. >> today on oah at 4:00, martha stewart and the comeback of her domestic empire. another first for san francisco. it is about to become the only u

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jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the i-team has been following the investigation since the very beginning. we have posted a wbaltv.com timeline that. >> jury deliberations continue in the trial of three suspects accused of killing ken harris. the jury asked to judge how many guns were used in the robbery occurred none of the guns used have been recovered. gary collins, charles mcganey, jerome williams all face robbery and murder charges. >> we are learning more about last week's deadly bus accident. joseph clabaugh, u died of a heart attack. passengers noted he was sweating before passed out. 12 passengers were injured when the bus rolled down an embankment. amtrak is investigating a deadly accident in the middle river. one person was killed on eastern avenue. 125 passengers were on board at the time. >> elijah cummings is calling for a moratorium on all foreclosures in maryland. the governor has joined the fight after three companies announced a moratorium. we have details. >> our budget was more than what he was br

easy way to spy on the ever gay american i think it's creepy i thought so we're going to speak with jennifer lynch from the electronic frontier foundation who obtained documents outlining the government's nefarious plans then the french have passed a new law that could strip naturalized citizens of their citizenship if they carry out a violent crime against a police officer but how can a country pick and choose who they want to be citizens after well with citizenship has already been granted and may seem ridiculous but joe lieberman has proposed a similar law right here in america earlier this year so we have to ask could the u.s. really pass a law like that and she said what do party candidate christine o'donnell took part in a senate debate last night and down in delaware and shockingly her comments were more unintelligent and entertaining than we could have ever imagined so we'll try to decipher her statements with the help of wonkette blogger sarah bening cause at the end of the show but now let's move on to our top story. here in the u.s. americans learn from a very young age that they

reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. a host of media outlets have signed a brief in support of the first amendment issues at the center of this debate. you can read the brief at our website, wbaltv.com. the family of lance vogler expressed concerns about their son's death and were able to describe him through his brother. >> this is -- everybody has not met him. if you had met him, you would understand there are not a lot of words. you just cannot -- it does not mean the same period will not describe lance. >> he served for nearly nine years. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> the war in afghanistan enters its 10th year. it seems nobody knows how or when it will end. there will be an exit of forces. this is a crucial juncture for the war strategy by the president. extra troops are now on the ground. the netherlands has pulled out the troops. the canadians say they will leave next. afghans are tired of all of the violence. insurgent activity is on the rise. one analyst says the consensus is that the u.s. and the

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joining us with our national correspondent, jennifer griffin. what can you tell us about this expected alert? >> what i was told is that they were supposed to make the announcement of the travel alert today at 4 p.m but they were waiting for u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton to sign off on it. it's expected to come possibly as early as sunday morning. it's unusual because we usually don't have travel alerts for europe and this is one step below a designation of a travel warning, which would be essentially telling u.s. citizens to avoid travel all together to particular locations. so it is short of that. it is telling americans to be vigilant when traveling to europe. i'm told that it's going to be quite a vaguely worded statement, but intel sources told me this week that the concern right now is focused on england, germany and france, among other european countries, but they've had an increased stream of threats since late summer and with the bin laden video that was released just yesterday, the bin laden audio tape, they were concerned th

but we're learning more and more about jennifer mee.r use of a social networking site to trap a man and ensizing him into a trap. and she netted only $50. as a 15-year-old, jennifer mee's out of hiccups, got her a moment in the spotlight. this morning, those hiccups are gone. but the 19-year-old has gone from being a curiosity to an alleged murderer. the doe-eyed mee, who won so much sympathy, is charged with first-degree murder and not granted bail, leaving her mother in disbelief. >> we obviously do not think she is capable of such a -- >> no. wouldn't hurt anybody. >> reporter: police differ. they accuse her of luring 22-year-old shinone griffin, into a robbery gone bad. and ultimately, his murder. >> the altercation occurred between the three suspects as she was walk i away. and she was in the vicinity when gunshots were fired. >> reporter: two others were also charged with first-degree murder. but this is not the young woman who her grieving mother says she knows. >> she is very naive. she didn't realize what she was doing. >> repo

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i love jennifer aniston.ine is talked about several actresses, among them katherine zeta jones, scarlet johansson and megan fox. that's the way it goes. i'm not sure if that's supposed to make her feel better. but that was her explanation. >> looks like you got a little joan collins in you today. the latest entertainment news and commentary go to scoop.todayshow.com or be a be a fan or friend on facebook. >>> up next, teenagers in cities across the country, could you believe this, they're banning teens from going door-to-door. the argument is trick or treating is for the little ones. >> they're too old. >> courtney says if you're a teenager you're too old. >> don't come to my door. >> the news nation gut check with bitterness mixed in. out of our garage. back then nobody was selling diapers or formula online with overnight delivery. for us that was a real opportunity. we've been using the american express open plum card. basically anything we can put on that card, we do to take advantage of the early pay disc

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