. >> nos acompaña la abogada jessica park bienvenida. >> muchas gracias,.net abogada porque son más vulnerables es un delito, y además si uno es indocumentado debatir un estado legal aquí, puede tener miedo de deportar el crimen de la violencia doméstica. >> ahora abogada que se considera violencia doméstica, como lo definimos. >> la herencia genética es cuando un esposo una esposa está usando al otro, entonces hay varias cosas que no puede ser otro físicamente como un ataque, una cachetada, o hacer un asalto como verdadera y abuso emocional, y por sólo aislar a uno o dar una amenaza de muerte o amenaza de ella uno puede ser violencia doméstica están bien. >> hay un remedio legal para las que no se de maltrato. queda claro que sí, las víctimas pueden encontrar lugar seguridad en pedir una orden de protección para protegerse de la otra persona, yrestringir esa persona acercarse a uno. también han ayuda vividas en el que uno pueda pedir bala y está casada con un residente o ciudadano. >> uno de saber que debe cooperar con la policía, y después puede decir que quiere levantar cargos. quiere decir

park. this is the way i like to spend my day. i'm jessica kartalija. look who is here. >> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news. >> and a tornado watch in effect for large parts of our area. the first warning forecast is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, li s ,,,,,,,,,,,, id li s m ba llral,was ,,,,,,,,,,,, id unl m ba llral,was ,,,,,,,,,,,, vet.veou >>> shock and sadness at an anne arundel county high school. a 17-year-old was killed in a crash in pasadena. she was a popular and high- performing student at chesapeake high school. gigi barnett has more reaction to this tragedy. >> reporter: drivers on this busy stretch of mountain road call this section treacherous. police say it's where 17-year- old kala marie austin died yesterday morning. she was driving eastbound on mountain road, lost control of the vehicle and slammed into a vacant house. nearby surveillance cameras caught it all. her family is grieving. so are students at ka la's school, chesapeake high in pasadena. >> i haven't started driving yet. and my mom kind of doesn't want me to because of stuff l

jessica owens, takoma park. that is nice. that wouldn't be at peak yet.hat is a little further off, a little later. the gw parkway. i love it. here what is i to. when the leaves are peaking, i drive the entire length of the gw parkway back and forth from the beltway in maryland all the way down to mount vernon and you just go back. >> do it at rush hour you you get a great view because you go really, really slow. >> you can count the leaves on the trees. >> let me mention a couple. southern maryland got a lot of votes. >> if we get some windy weather, will the leaves all be gone? >> slept question. the basic answer is we'll start losing leaves. excellent question. >> as long as the leaves aren't peaking or sort of past peak, most of the lise will stay on the trees. >> thank you -- most of the leaves will stay on the trees. if have you a question that you would like answered, go to myfoxdc.com, click on the weather tab. can you also upload your video question and we'll play it on the air. >> he wants to dance. >> let's check in with julie wright. >> good m

and then on thursday, the creators of "south park," matt and trey and jessica capshaw and music fromk. after seven years of deflowering teenage gardeners, punching nuns and being a problem neighbor in general, our first guest tonight goes our victory lap on the eighth and final season of "desperate housewives." you can see it sunday nights at 9:00 here on abc. please say hello to eva longoria. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, good. >> jimmy: you look lovely. i heard you had dinner with the president of the united states last night. >> i did. i'm trying to make sure nothing's showing. wait -- that's not good. >> jimmy: you don't want to pull a nancy grace here. be really careful. >> i'm going to do this. >> jimmy: we should get you an apron. >> i need -- for short people. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. well, we do this to torment short people. >> yes, yes. i'm going to sit back. >> jimmy: how do you have dinner with the president? was it just the two of you? >> it was just the two of us. no, it was a fund-raiser. >> jimmy: it was? >> and did you pay $18,000 to go to th

and jessica's law prohibits sex offenders from living 2,000 feet near a home or park. or school.mber of homeless has increased. that's important to add here, there is no report to suggest that there is an increase in activity, or violence on halloween. but it is just a precautionary measure on the state's part. back to you. >> and probably a good idea. unter hudson, live in the south bay, thanks. >> an unwelcome wakeup call for some folks in the bay area. a small earthquake actually shaken up the east bay. >> and the 2.4 magnitude quake struck at 2:42 42 a.m. and centered in berkeley. we checked the usgs web site and dozens of people reported feeling the shaking including some in san francisco. as well as san leandro. >> becoming kind of a trend. >> i know. >> every for 0 three days. hello. >> scary one. >>> and time is 6:36. let's check out weather with lawrence karnow. >> trick or treat weather. >> happy halloween. >> you're doing well. >> you brought in candy for us. i brought in some candy for you guys to sweeten things up. folks if you're headed out the door today, it is a l

and later this week, mark wahlberg, jessica capshaw, seth macfarlane, the creators of "south park" andg to sing, too. sing too. he does that from time to time. so he'll do that, too. after bravely serving our country both on the bloody sands of "china beach" and the bloody driveways of wisteria lane, our first guest has found relative calm as medical examiner dr. megan hunt on "body of proof." you can watch season two tuesdays here on abc at 10:00. please say hello to dana delany. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i heard you got up very early this morning. >> i did. >> jimmy: so you're back to work. >> yes, long days. >> jimmy: did you have fun this summer? did you do anything good? >> i wish i could say -- >> jimmy: can't even remember? >> no, i had mold in my house, and i had to fix my house. that was fun, but it's all gone. >> jimmy: that's good. i know you did something productive. >> i did. oh, you have it? >> jimmy: i do have it. this is "the new york times" sunday crossword puzzle from "the new york times." "that's disgusting"

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by the creators of "south park" and "the book of mormon," matt and trey, matt stone and trey parker. jessicaaw will be here and our musical guest is givers. so please join us tomorrow night, too. our first guest is an oscar nominated actor and golden globe-winning producer, but he still keeps it real. he can't help it. he produces two shows on hbo, "boardwalk empire" and "how to make it in america" and stars in a thriller called "contraband" coming to theaters in january. please say hello to mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. and we have an exciting surprise for our next segment that we're excited about. probably your whole gang is excited about. >> i have never gotten this many phone calls about doing a show, period. but you kept your promise. >> jimmy: i did, well, of course. >> i told you about my friend nacho, who is appearing later today. you said, you should bring him on the show one day. >> jimmy: that magic is going to happen. >> you're the man. i said, hey, i get to come on and talk about "contraband" an

jessica. a meeting started just about an hour ago. they are in the public comment stock park. the board members are getting an earful from the parents, student and teachers who think they will be affected by the school's closures. the families and educators gathered about 4:00 this afternoon at mosswood park down the street to rally there and march here up on broadway. they were vocal on that march and it stretched for several blocks. they were chanting, "save our schools" and carrying signs saying kids first and stop school closure. no matter how vocal, it really does seem like this is ai done deal and that the district will close those five schools in an effort to save $2.2 million. if the board finalizes that decision, it will impact about 1,000 students, teachers and administrators. that's 1,000 people in five schools. if it sounds like a low number, it is. it is by design. about ten years ago, ousc went to five schools in an effort to give the students more individual attention. that means ousc has about twice the schools as other districts the same size now. many familie

jessica. >>> thank you andrea. saturday morning, thousands will lace up for the national capital area stepout walk at nats park. andrea, mark and yours truly are emceeing this year's event to raise awareness of the disease and another colleague joins us this morning. jeff fitzgerald is a biocentury producer here at wusa9. thank you for getting up early and talking about this. now your own diagnosis was a little bit complicated. tell us about that. >> for me it started in the summer of 199 #. i was enjoying the summer and began to notice i was thinker city all the time and -- thirsty all the time and i was playing a lot of o reck national football. it got real for me when as a passenger in a car i woke up and realized i couldn't see the street signs. things were very blurry. a short while later i was diagnosed at a type 2 diabetic. i was taking oral medication and in 1998, a new doctor said you know you probably should have been diagnosed with type 1 and i was put on insulin at that time. since that time i've been a type 1 diabetic. i don't know if i'm a type 1 and a half or how that plays out. >> tell us about

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by the creators of "south park" and "the book of mormon," matt and trey, matt stone and trey parker. jessicaaw will be here and our musical guest is givers. so please join us tomorrow night, too. our first guest is an oscar nominated actor and golden globe-winning producer, but he still keeps it real. he can't help it. he produces two shows on hbo, "boardwalk empire" and "how to make it in america" and stars in a thriller called "contraband" coming to theaters in january. please say hello to mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. and we have an exciting surprise for our next segment that we're excited about. probably your whole gang is excited about. >> i have never gotten this many phone calls about doing a show, period. but you kept your promise. >> jimmy: i did, well, of course. >> i told you about my friend nacho, who is appearing later today. you said, you should bring him on the show one day. >> jimmy: that magic is going to happen. >> you're the man. i said, hey, i get to come on and talk about "contraband" an

park? chef restauranteur, author, and tv personality, bobby flay is making his mark here in maryland. jessicaas the latest on the newest opening of his burger joint. >> we're out of food. no, not really. >> reporter: iron chef bobby flay, catering to the college crowd. >> look at these kids. they love the concept. >> reporter: his restaurant now officially open for business just off campus at the university of maryland. >> i'm a burger guy. i have always craved the cheeseburger. so i always thought it would be cool to have my own burger house. >> bobby has 10 signature burgers like the philadelphia, santa fe, and dallas burger. no baltimore burger just yet. >> when i look at a map of america, most people see states, towns, cities. i see ingredients. when i think of maryland, i see beautiful blue crab. >> reporter: and students are eating it up, like only college kids can. >> it was phenomenal. i really enjoyed the pleasure of being 10 feet away from bobby flay. >> reporter: so this burger was so good, you had to get a second one? >> yeah. it was amazing. >> reporter: and don't forget the milk

jessica lange of the planning department. this is a hearing to receive public comment on the environmental impact report for case number 2,005.1912e, significant natural resources area management plan. the recreation and parks department develop the natural areas program to to -- to protect and maintain that natural areas maintained by the state. there are 32 designated areas. 31 in sentences go and one is located in pacifica. the management plan identifies management action within each of these natural areas and intended to guide habitat restoration from a trail and access improvement from other capital projects, and meet its it also addresses routine maintenance and the park restaurant -- park restoration project at the project level. activities are similar to the current scale and scope to the current program and we're not changing substantially with the implementation of the management plan. project level details have been developed for the sharp park restoration project, enabling the plan to be addressed at the project level. the purpose of the restoration project is to enhance the habitat for the california red legged frog and san francisco carter snake. the main projects include dredging and recall e

jessica lange of the planning department. this is a hearing to receive public comment on the environmental impact report for case number 2,005.1912e, significant natural resources area management plan. the recreation and parks department develop the natural

park have not budged. the reason police have not moved in state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> well, good morning. happy friday. temperatures will be warm today. they will be warm to hot with some upper 80s and 90s even along the coast a lot of sunshine with 80s. >>> 7:sh. the obama administration's handling of freemont-based solyndra is under more scrutiny in washington, d.c. this morning -- of fremont-based solyndra is under more scrutiny washington, d.c. this morning. alison burns has more. >> reporter: claudine, this is the third congressional hearing about solyndra'

jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> breaking news. we do have a look at snow parkoakland where workers are cleaning up. we also did have a picture at 14th and broadway. you saw our tv crew there right in the middle of the action. there's no doubt that they most likely had the move or something happened where their picture is temporarily unavailable. but we have another crew at snow park where things are being cleaned up. as a matter of fact, we've had a couple of reporters from ktvu on this operation since the break of dawn or before that. let's go to tara -- actually. are we gonna go back to allii's picture here? this is allie's crew out at 14th and broadway. you can see there are people standing on the street and -- or actually on the sidewalk as police have forced open broadway to let cars go through. they are trying to keep the traffic moving, earlier protests blocked the street. they are trying to get back into frank ogawa plaza. let's go to tara moriarty at snow park covering that part of the story. hello, tara. >> reporter: good morning, sal. we're on 19th a