jess campaign claims thousands of votes may not have been counted.tion officials will only say the procees has gone as a matter of factually. in light of today's new numbe numbers, supporters of bernstein say it is time for jess to concede. >> we would hope that miss jess me would go ahead and concede and recognize the in evidence ability of her loss. >> so many baltimore voters didn't even bbther to vooe in shape. >>reporter: this process is not yet over. several hundred adddtionallabsentee ballot ssill have to be counted along the 1700 provisiinal ballots. that won't happen until next week. john fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> okay john. both candidate for governor mean time kick thhir campaign into hiih gear today. governor o'malley held a kktchen table talk with mother at home in kateville% this morning. heard about some of the struugle baltimore county family face each and every day. >> my most important decision in theefamily where i was raised it waa happening around the kitchen table there is one thought and the center of my mind every time we have

look at where jesse's looking at. >> jimmy: wait a minute. here -- let's see -- yeah. >> he has very nice hands. very nice hands. it's funny because when we were doing this, he was there for 45 minutes and we had the sets prelit and we were on the george clooney ride, he's in bed, and he's off. they were like, would you mind doing this shirtless, i was like, no, no, no, then, i said, jesse, no one is ever going to ask you to get into bed shirtless with george clooney ever again. i was like, okay, fine. and then they were like no, no, and i think george was even like, it's fine, don't -- please, i beg you, i beg you do not take off your shirt. >> jimmy: eric, you are one of america's most famous not gay gay men on the show. >> yes, that is true. >> jimmy: is that something that you feel like you have to explain to people, or -- >> well, in the beginning when i would -- when the show first started and i would go out. we had a really funny night when we went out together. i never want to seem embarrassed of playing a gay guy so i can't start a c

let's begin in minneapolis with jess sundin. tell us what ppen. friday morning, i awoke to a bang at the door. by the time i was downstairs, there were six or seven agents already in my home where my partner and 6-year-old daughter had already been awake. we were giving -- given the search warrant and they went to the entire house, spent probably about four hours going to our personal belongings, every book, paper, close ,clothes. they filled several boxes and crates with our computers, phones, my passport. when they wereon d they had many crates full of my personal belongings with which they left my house. >> we the only one there that morning? >> no, my partner and my first grade daughter were also there. >> what exactly did they show you to get inside? >> well, we have a porch or you cannot see exactly who is outside. they had already let themselves into the porch of the time my wife open the door pill when they came inside, they showed us this four-page document that listed all the kinds of things they were entitled to search for in my home as

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also jesse jackson, jr., facing ethics questions of his own. details on that tonight. >>> also, a home invasion that ended in the murder of a mom, her two daughters. the trial is ongoing and today new evidence and insight on an allege the motive. testimony so disturbing the sole survivor had to leave the courtroom. and later sanjay gupta continuing his series on disease detectives. a little girl's life hanging in the balance, so does a mom's. we'll show you how a team of disease detectives are racing to save their lives. >>> we begin with the republican senate candidate dodging questions and a democratic congressman kind of doing the same. first christine o'donnell from delaware continuing to avoid questions. she announced last night she wouldn't be talking to the national media, she did that on a national forum, sarah palin recommended she use, fox news. for days now, our reporter gary tuchman has been examining these old checks ms. o'donnell paid for what appeared to be personal expenses. the problem is she appears to have been using old camp

take it away, jess. oh! [squawking and laughing] - there!that squawking is the african grey's mating call. that's what we heard out the window just before t.d. flew away. - oh, maybe t.d. has a girlfriend. - play it again. [squawking and laughing] - oh, no! no! t.d.! - you see, there's another sound in the background. it sounds almost like laughter. - so someone mimicked a bird squawk, recorded it, and then played it back. - you're right. and it sounds like it's on a loop. - it sounds like the work of manny spamboni. - mm-hmm. [speed-dialing] [on speaker phone] - boni's phone-y. - manny, where's the parrot? - parrot? i don't know what you're talking about. - manny, we hear squawking in the background. - fine. i know exactly what you're talking about. meet me at the basketball court in 15 minutes. we'll discuss. - [sighs] - ight. - ight. - bright. - ♪ oh, right-ight-ight ♪ that's right-ight-ight ♪ it's all right-ight-ight ♪ whoo, that's tight ♪ sometimes things just don't look right ♪ ♪ we get mixed up, day becomes night ♪ ♪ but on the other

>>> jesse jackson, jr., is facing double dose of controversy. jackson denying allegations he offered to buy a u.s. senate seat while apologizing about a relationship he had with a washington, d.c., restaurant hostess. good afternoon. i'm steve sanders. >> and i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. >>> wgn's julian crews is live outside the congressman's southeast side home with more on the fallout. >> reporter: good afternoon. congressman jesse jackson, jr., clearly in no rush to answer reporter's questions. there is no sign of him here at his south shore home. he said to be en route in his washington, d.c., office. yesterday in a written statement, the congressman said that the allegations the smith seat allegations are nothing new. he continues to deny that he offered campaign cash to then governor rod blagojevich. all in exchange for the vacant senate seat. but revelations about a washington, d.c., cigar and martini whoitous are almost overshadowing the other allegations. new photograp

that is jesse harris's song. i still felt proud, and my friend jesse was very flattered.the delivery of the song. it is cool. >> did you have any idea? you are shaking your head. >> i did not even know i was going to get a record deal. it is a jazz label. jesse and i had been in a van together where i was singing his songs. it is my first time trying something that was not just traditional jazz. we were experimenting. we knew it was a good track. it was all live, and it felt good and natural, but we have no idea it was going to be such a big song. >> here is a crazy question. i wonder whether or not you think it is better for you -- talking about the long view of your career -- to have started with such fire and to have to keep that up, or like other artists -- some people start slow and then build, and you came out guns blazing. not that you have any choice, but do you have thoughts about that? >> there are good things and bad things about both ways of doing it. people can do the same thing and have different outcomes. i think have to keep doing it the way i am doing it

. >> you probably heard about congressman jesse jackson jr. and rom emanuel. jesse jackson jr. would do well if he can clear the air about blagojevich mentioning him suspiciously. you could see rom, jesse jackson chris: there's no run-off? >> it's a run-off. the more the merrier. chris: when we return, the big question of the week, can republicans take control of the senate as well as the house? chris: welcome back, since the surprise win by christine o'donnell cost republicans a gimme in the fight for the senate. can republicans win control of the senate this fall even without having delaware in the bag, which they counted on? >> of course they can. it's california, washington, connecticut, west virginia. if they sweep everything else, they have to win two of those four. on paper, they can win two of those four. >> the answer is maybe. >> i think wisconsin is interesting. ron johnson, businessman, first-time candidate could do well. >> yes, definitely. chris:the historic rule. thanks for a great roundtable. chad todd, gloria borger, clarence page and kelly

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tom and jess, the call for help even more urgent. >> it is. we're here on top of the church of the highlands here in san bruno at the crestmoore neighborhood. the neighborhood devastated by the horrendous blast last night. it's right behind us. the grim task of figuring out what happened as search crews go home to home, looking to see if there's any for victims happening right now. right before us at this time. >> and we have established last night, all day today, how extraordinarily generous people are being and as we pointed out, what the red cross really needs right now to help these people the most, is cash. once again, the bay area is stepping forward. cheryl hurd is live at cappuccino high school where there's a fundraiser going on right now. cheryl? >> reporter: they definitely need cash, tom. but they also need a sense of community and that's what cappuccino high is providing for this community right now. they need to be together to talk about this horrible tragedy. it's just getting under way here at the high school, about 100 people

jess? >> reporter: hello. bars and restaurants throughout maryland are preparing for sunday's away game. >> reporter: they played the game the right way. >> reporter: there's another storm brewing. this time in the steel city. the ravens head to pittsburgh. and many are gearing up for the ravens rush. >> they stocked up on beer. we got tons of wings. >> reporter: the bar boosted their staff in preparation for a packed house. >> high energy, you know, gets everybody excited, gets you pumped up. you know, you are ready to go, cheering them on. >> reporter: and fans are ready for some hard-fought football. >> it's going to be a hard fought game. it's gonna be smash mouth football as usual between both of them, and i just think that the ravens are going to come out. >> i'm super pumped considering that we battle with the phillies real hard all of the time. >> pretty hungry. i feel like we're going to do some real hurting. >> i think they'll win, you know? they are a good team this year. i don't

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with us today, is jesse dela cruz, with the american diabetes association and lisa chan is a nutritionistvolunteer with the american diabetes association and soon to teach growiyoga, i' learning. welcome to the show. let's talk about in depth about diabetes itself, because you see the numbers, you work with the folks. how impressive lent prevalent is it? >> diabetes is quite frightening, as you know. we're looking about overall in this country, nearly 24 million people with diabetes in the united states. as we sit here today. every 20 seconds someone is diagnosed with diabetes. so think about that. if we were to sit here right now and count to 20, by the time we reached 20, someone in this country will be told by a physician they have diabetes. so every 20 seconds. if you look at that, you're looking about 1.6 million people per year. get the news about diabetes. so as for prevalence, nearly 8% of the u.s. population has diabetes. so i would consider that to be an epidemic in this country. >> doesn't matter if you're latino or asian or african-american? >> no, it does not discriminate, un

mark and jess are hurricane chasers. >> 9:19 right now. >> reporter: these images were captured just hours ago from inside this state of the art storm chasing truck. they spent the last ten years tracking hurricanes just like earl. driving into the eye of the storm to capture the images of fury. in 2004, there was charley -- >> we are getting pounded. oh, man, stuff's hitting the vehicle, big time. i think we're getting in the eye. it's clearing out. >> reporter: and ivan. >> the storm surge is coming in right now. it has been for most of the afternoon. it's going to be very dangerous. >> reporter: and five years ago, katrina. >> we are being blasted right now. >> bye-bye earl. >> reporter: over the last couple of days, for most people, it's been about evacuation. but for the hurricane chasers, it's about cinemaing tcinemato. >> this camera is streaming back live video and streaming that shot right there, and what it is showing is an angry ocean. >> reporter: north carolina is just the first stop on this dangerous holiday weekend express. next in its path, the far eastern tip of new

howie. >> hey, jess, it is steamy outside. the dew points are up, and that means the rainfall we can get can be locally heavy at times. we'll look at it on live doppler 9000 hd and talk about the severe weather threat. we've got a look at the radar over the past 12 hours, and the moisture continues to move in from south to north in waves. your seven-day forecast coming up when 9news now at noon returns. chevy chase bank is becoming capital one bank. with the most locations in the dc area, we figured they could use our help. ♪ down a bit. too much. [ crowd cheering ] [ grunts ] [ garth ] capital one bank. now with the most branches and atms in the dc area. what's in your wallet? >>> i'm peggy fox with your monday moms like me spotlight. this is the time of year many women go back to work after having a baby, but what if you're breast feeding? why is it that more than 30% of them give up breast feeding after only seven weeks? with us is brenda hyde with washington family mag scene. you've got some great guidelines. >> yes, and t

federal prosecutor greg bernstein announced his candidacy and immediately went on the attack blaming jessme for allowing violent criminals for remaining on the streets of baltimore. >> she has done a lot of wonderful things personally, her child work, hereford work. but as a result i think she has lost sight of her mission. >> on election day this week it appears the voters listened. >> people of all races, ages and economic groups were ready for a change and ready for a fresh approach to toppling the chronic violence in baltimore's neighborhoods. >> for the past several days jess a me challenged the results of the election. today she said she was moving forward. she is now planning to work with antiviolence initiative for children. >> i believe that things happen to us for a reason and i believe that my destiny is to impact positively baltimore city. >> reporter: meanwhile the man who was set to become the city's next state's attorney says getting elected was the easy part. >> the tough part, making baltimore say "start now." >> and patricia jessamy today declined to say why she believes

joining me is reverend jesse jackson, president of the rainbow push foundation.hat is the situation? >> critical. on the one hand, 900 have retired and 300 have been hired. we have support for baghdad but not chicago. they are protesting because the citizens are demanding more diversity and an end to police brutality. a guy who they marched for, they beat a man in a wheelchair who was shackled, and we turned it over to civil rights and got two years in jail. they are protesting that. another case of police beating a woman behind the counter. they were fighting for him. it is not just about more police but about police account sbiblt fairness. >> can they function when the rank and file want the superintendent to resign. he says today he won't resign. >> he should not resign on the basis that they are fighting him. chicago is paying 50 million plus dollars on a confessed torturer. in all of these cities, we need more police. and we have enough troops for sfwablt security in baghdad but not in chicago and new york and l.a., and we need them. their reasoning has lit

thank you, jesse. "social network" opens on friday. on back. >>> for four years i sacrificed pretty much everything. not everything-everything. but everything. it is going to be my moment. and it's up to me to grab it. >> that is jacquy pfeiffer, one of the stars of "kings of pastry," a brand-new movie, that turns pastries into art. i cannot believe this. everything here is made of sugar. you can eat everything. >> except for the base. >> you've been working on it all morning. how long did that really take you? >> it took about a week to make in chicago. and we had to transport it in the airport, as a carry-on. >> that's your life in your hand. >> that's my life. >> you guys love competition. we met, you did "the war room" about the clinton campaign. but these seem higher stakes, the pastry olympics. >> didn't have anything like this. >> the president. it was incredible. he is a master chef. this competition was amazing. they get the award from president sarkozy. it's a big deal. >> we're not going to reveal the winner. there's preside

jess mcintosh thanks so much. coming up next the sea party and the republicans.e rift before it costs them in november? and waiting for superman. the highly anticipated documentary about education reform premiered last night in the nation's capital. it is produced by the same team behind al gore's oscar-winning film "an inconvenient truth." the film's director hopes it will have the same impact. >> i live in hollywood. i say i'm working on a film about public education, and they go, good luck for that. tonight we're going to disprove that. we have senators and congressmen, the secretary of education, get a chance. this is a night where everyone who helps kids is coming together. it's very, very exciting. >> some star power, too. john legend, who wrote an original song for the documentary, agrees with david guggenheim. >> what we have to realize is that these kids are not just distant kids that are, you know, somebody else's kids. these are kids with a heartbeat, with a real soul, and who have a real desire to -- to realize their pull potential. >> and a programmi

two other names mentioned are jesse jackson, jr. >> and his wife. and robert jordan is live where the jacksons were supposed to take part in a rally for jobs. >> reporter: right now i'm on the southeast side right near the lake. hind me is that large 30-acre plot which is where the u.s. steel plant used to stand. they are talking about making it a mutual use facility bringing in the jobs. and the union brought their truck through, because, they had union members here staging a rally talking about backing candidates who will put people to work. >> up with of those to speak was jesse jackson, jr. and he is being mentioned as a potential candidate to run for mayor of chicago to replace richard daley. but he was a no show leaving his wife to deal with the reporter's questions concern hog in the family is planning on running for mayor. the congressman or she? >> i have considered it, i'm less inclimbed to to it. i believe whoever does it has to understand the nature of the city's finances and has to have a reach that's tkphroeubl enough to help companies

but i needed somebody jesse could look across a restaurant and see and go "that's how you do it.staurant. that's how you handle being the center of attention" and you can tell an actor... >> rose: charisma. >> or how you abuse it and how you ignore it and it flows from you and two you. i... to you. and i needed a 20-something who could understand what it is to put people together and profit from it. what's the largest literary license you took here? >> i didn't create fictional characters? i changed some names. there are three characters whose names i changed and one of those three is an off screen character. in the other two cases it just wasn't necessary to embarrass this person further. the literary licenses that i took are exactly same as literary license taken by anyone writing non-fiction which is to say that people don't speak in dialogue so you have to write that for them. and life doesn't play itself out in scenes. it doesn't have the dramatic structure that you need for a movie. nothing was invented for the movie... for the sake of sensationalizing it or hollywoodizing

>> no, no, i'm making jesse stones. number seven is ready and even though they're on the same network, it's important that people know that jesse stone is around and will be there. yeah, i'm in every show. whether people like it or not, i'm going to be there. actually, i commute from l.a. to do the show. i'm one of four leads. that's possible. others that are great actors and that's what you need in a characterrer driven drama. that, he only does by phone. >> i'm not doing that. >> any plans to come back to baltimore any time soon? >> no direct plans. i like seeing oriole games. i love camden yards. i hit a home run there. >> don was just telling me about that. he was filling me in on that part. that was one of my brushes with greatness. that's as close as i'm going to come. >> and that was one of your brushes with tom murry. >> tom, who's tom. and bill was in, he didn't hit a home run. and congrats to you on that one. >> and there's always a table waiting for you at denimo's. >> every time you show up, someone lets us

thank you, jesse. "social network" opens on friday.. >>> coming up, the chef making pastry and art my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach... governor o'malley made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a reality. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my brother and i never would have been able to afford college. even though times were tough... governor o'malley kept his promise. there's never a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side he's on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward. >>> for four years i sacrificed pretty much everything. not everything-everything. but everything. it is going to be my moment. and it's up to me to grab it. >> that is jacquy pfeiffer, one of the stars of "kings of pastry," a brand-new movie, that turns pastries into art. i cannot believe th

among his many accomplishments shaping presidential campaigns for the reverend jesse jackson and teaching thousands of students like congressman elijah cummings who said dr. walters taught him a life lesson the day he complained about a grade. >> he said don't measure yourself by them. you are better than that. and i'll never forget those words and the respect we had for him was so great i took my little b minus and walked out. >> dr. walters taught at howard for 25 years before becoming director of the african american leadership institute at the university of maryland. >> we had an absolutely nab husband weekend, plenty of sunshine -- fabulous weekend, plenty of sunshine and temperatures were above seasonal by about 7 to 8 degrees. pretty comfortable outside now, 74 degrees at national airport, 70 at manassas, 7 at martinsburg as well and 66 degrees at gaithersburg. there -- 70 at martinsburg as well and 66 degrees at gaithersburg. we got our 11:00 update on igor. it is now 40 miles west of bermuda, but the island is really feeling the effects with hurricane force winds and lots of wave

government should make a humanitarian jess -- gesture to release the iranians. >> the release of the other two americans in iran have requested a meeting with iran's president. >> sarah shourd was released due to medical conditions. emily schmidt, washington. >>> a new video clip shows o'donnell admitting to what she calls dabbling in witchcraft. it is from the show "politically incorrect." >> i dabbled in witchcraft. i am not making this stuff up. >> wait, wait, wait. i want to hear about this. >> one of my first days as a witch was on a satanic atar and i didn't know it. >> this morning she is making light of those comments, she said she hung out with some questionable folks in high school. >>> the former secretary of state admitted he has used illegal immigrants to do work on his own house. he said they should be put on a staff toward legal status. powell did not say whether he hired them directly or whether they showed up with contractors. >>> bp confirms cement pumped into the shell has hardened effectively killing the well. the spill dumped more than 200 million gallons of oil

also questions were raised by jesse jackson jr.'s candidacy. >> who will lead this city in a post daily area judge former us senator carol moseley braun hopes the answer is her name, stand nothing front of the podium with a carol for chicago sign. she's not formally announced her candidacy for mayor of chicago but seize formed a and the to get the necessary petitions for the 12,500 voters by the deadline. >> a petition drive will give us the chance to do what harrison called for when hoe ran in 1982. challenge the voters to register, structure a campaign, and listen to all of chicago. >> brawn has name recognition, has held state and local office and is can quickly put together a campaign together to put together political life. but she has baggage. remember the trip to nigeria she took that she never informed the state department. it was local and national, but those kinds of decision making choices will come into play. >> then there's the jesse jackson campaign. today in a rally by the united painters and allied trade, jackson was

. >> reverend jesse jackson swinging by. why he is here. >> the tall order this morning. what they have to do to try to ease bay area home ownerships this morning. >>> a live look outside the golden gate bridge, they are making their way across the stands. we will have a look at the full commute and the full forecast, coming up. as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> marks soon to open and pg&e taking a major hit. what it means for your bottom line. >> there is the back up and the metering lights forming early. a couple of accidents on major freeways and the bart system with major delays. i have the minute mornin

. >> jimmy: yeah, just hangin' out in the dorm room with justin timberlake and jesse eisenberg. said? [ laughter ] >> no, no, no -- >> jimmy: that's exactly what i thought you said. okay, good. "being neurotic." >> there were three of us in there, so neurosis, dancing and eroticism. [ laughter ] down for whatever. >> jimmy: he's a fun guy, justin timberlake. >> oh, he's fantastic. >> jimmy: and jesse's good too. >> they're both incredible people. how ridiculous that two incredible people got to be in the same film together, and like generous people, as well. like it is great having talented people, but then when those people are also nice and generous, then, like that is a rare combination, right? >> jimmy: very cool. [ laughter ] absolutely. we're going to talk about "never let me go," as well. you are in another movie. gosh, you're busy man. yeah, so you got keira knightly and carey mulligan. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's not too shabby. >> no, it's fine, right? >> jimmy: yeah, they're gorgeous. >> i'm doing okay. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what is that movie about? >>

. >> my name is jesse. i want to thank the city for inviting us