karen will be here and will be most proud. karen, congratulations. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be up here. first, i have to thank my husband who supports us every day and never says, "when are you going to be downgrading those tests?" for "are you done with that lesson plan?" or "you are leaving today to drive eight kids to disneyland?" to my grandmother who at 93 and fires the family with her determination. to my colleagues who support me every day and work with us to really give a great education to our students. i have a wonderful administration who supports all the teachers and really inspires us to be our best. and to the students to make teaching so much fun. thank you. [applause] >> she is going on rocket boat. our november teacher of the month is from yellow elementary school, a third grade bilingual teacher. [applause] she has always test, and kurds, and inspired when his students come back to see her to report their accomplishments, such as being accepted to lowell, getting excellent grades, are winning awards. there are few greater satisfactions in

for consumer watching i'm karen gaither. >>> we all know monday tell williams, he had one of the longest running shows on tv. as a result many people trust him. but one woman said she is deep in debt because she took his advice. >>> katy perry is one of hot music's biggest stars so of course sesame street wanted her for a cameo but you'll never see the singer once their episode hits the air. we'll explain why she didn't make the cut. next. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. activia has delicious news for dessert lovers. often, the best part of a meal is the dessert. but sometimes after a busy day and a heavy greasy dinner... my system needs some tlc. now there's something new. introducing activia dessert. rich, silky, smoo

karen showed us the bullet holes. we counted more than 30 that ripped through walls of the house in the bedroom where her sister was sleeping with parents. karen believes shooters are after her 18-year-old brother, richard. >> it seems like all of these guys hating on him. always breaking into his car or breaking his woindos. >> she says this was the third time the house has been fired on. her brother wasn't too talkative. >> how many times your house been shot up? >> three times. >> yeah. like two, three. >> in a year? >> yeah. >> why are they shooting at your house? >> i don't know. >> the walls of the garage tagged with gang graffiti. richard ramirez denies income a gang. police say this neighborhood is known for gang and drug activity. late today, police chief came to the hospital where a teddy bear to visit the 6-year-old. >> just to be able to grow up in the community without being afraid they're going to be hit by a stray bullet or a gang member shooting up their community. >> finding gangs is becoming difficul

singh for more details on this situation hello to you karen so it's a historic dispute that's already taken thousands of lives and the court has to deliver its verdict any time soon so i mean what's the situation in the region like now has there been any further tension. well there hasn't been any tension of any sort yet i think the nation is on tenterhooks waiting for this judgment now this is one of the longest running property disputes in india it's it's been sixty years now. and in the past weeks or so when the verdict was due to be announced there has been an increase in hyde please calls for calm from all quarters all political parties and the government for instance is not taking any chances it's got about two hundred thousand police all across the state over to predation which are utilise and all the major cities in india seeing a very high security presence. now carol we are getting live reports right now that the property may have actually been given to the hindus tell me this why is this site such a hot property for both religious groups. well it's a very complex. and i'm s

karen gray houston continues her team coverage from fenty's headquarters. karen. >> reporter: hey, brian, we are waiting here. they're playing the waiting game. there's music and a lot of optimism. take a look around. let me show you who's here. these are very young campaign workers. the folks that did the nitty-gritty work on the campaign. they're the guys who put the signs in people's yards, the people who were waving signs on street corners. they were the people who were trying to register people to vote and took vans taking people to the polls today. joining me now is the main person who was the architect of getting a lot of these young people out to vote. ron moten, he's the guy working with young people in the community. why is it important to get young people out. >> we have to teach our young people citizenship, and in this race where we have to cover a lot of ground, it's important to get people out who don't vote. >> you're right about that, the political scientists will tell you, people that don't vote, can this make a difference whether fenty wi

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this is not rly afo > >> this is -- karen.his is a conversation that e aicanavin let's take a look at this. the democrats should be very happy right now thride obama ended the iraq war. that comprehensive health care reform has passed. that the cumr tion o and ay,re v unhappy right now with the so, the truth be told, there's some real issues within the o so, the truth be told, there's some real issues within the o to address. s ngast but unfortunately, we have to cut this off. annhave to cut this off. >> daniel. >> careful how you do it, dan. >> she's actually sitting next to me. that's dangerous. robert and karen, thank you very much. bianna, to you. >> all right, daniel. thank you. >>> we'll turn to what has been a busy start to the hurricane season. a monster hurricane named igor is closing in on bermuda. it's the biggest storm to threaten the tropical paradise for years. anden ou david kerley islivus i good to see you, david. bianna. they're used to big storms here. but it looks like igor i direct aim at this island of 21-

i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. see you tomorrow night. up next is how ime

republican robert trainham and karen finny. >> good morning. >> let me start with you, karen. is sara failen running? >> obviously, in the primary season, she is enjoying success in the process. he likes to get paid. >> robert, is she running? >> i don't know the answer to it. i don't think she knows the answer. but she's doing everything she can to position herself, that if she chooses to run, she has the staff and resources in place to do so. >> if she does run, do you think she can win? >> in the primaries, i think she could. there are three states that determine who the republican nominees are going to be. iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. you look at the democrats in those states, sarah palin has a significant ground force. the real question is whether she can win in the general. she is a forced to be reckoned with. there's no question about it. >> karen, is this a candidate that the obama white house would like to face or fear facing? >> i think democrats learned a long time ago when they were hoping that ronald reagan would be the republican nominee not to try to

and the sparring politicos from the left, beautiful in blue, karen finney.right, a redhead. >> that's right. >> and a smart one at that. brian donahue, gop strategist. pleasure to see all of you. we begin with don't ask don't tell. with the news, it failed. here was lady gaga's strongest advocacy. >> if you are not committed to perform with excellence as a united states because you don't believe in full equality, go home! if you are not honorable enough to fight without prejudice, go home! >> well, you know, the interesting thing about what happened today is a little bit of kabooky theatre. they were voting on whether or not they would actually vote on the bill. >> this happens with every piece of legislation where there is two votes. one is do we agree or not. >> but of course, if you're on the campaign trail, that's not how you talk about it. you say my colleague voted against or for. but then it also gives you the opportunity to say you didn't vote against because if you voted against this, you didn't vote against defense aughtization and don't ask don't

karen maginnis has the latest on that. >> yeah. hurricane center has issued its last advisory. it was downgraded to tropical storm and a depression. whatever is left out is wringing itself out across extreme areas of mexicost. very impressive on the enhanced satellite imagery. hurricane igor is just churning around and has hurricane force winds extending out to about 90 miles, but we've got tropical force wind s extending out. it's going to make its way further north and northwest. it will start its curve sort of like this. bermuda is just about here. hamilton, you're looking for tonight, those weather conditions really deteriorating as we go into the evening hours. now, in the forecast as we look in the next maybe 12 to 24 hours, right along the coastal regions of bermuda -- let's go ahead and show you what the track is going to look like. we can expect a category 3, this going into sunday. winds at 125 miles an hour. as you can see, once it moves past bermuda, it quickly loses steam because we're encountering much cooler water. b

with me is karen cropton, the league of women voters in san francisco. >> it's extremely important tously when the founding fathers created the united states and thomas jefferson penned the declaration of independence and we established the right to vote for certain property rights, men, the women did not get to vote in the united states until 1920. >> and i don't think people remember that. and we have some amazing pictures from that time that we wanna show people just to let them know how people had to fight for this. so talk a little bit about that. >> well, there were tremendous, there was a tremendous movement after 1865 when the freed african american slaves received the vote. but only the black men received the vote. women had to fight from 1865 up until 1920. and there were marches, hunger strikes. women were arrested, placed in prison, force fed. there was some violence. >> it's hard to imagine, you know, some of us -- some people take this for granted. we've always had it. no, we haven't. >> no. but in california there was a referendum in 1911, and women got the right to vot

karen?hhusands who come here to sinai, and millions across the country, are set to get some relief. while others are wondering who pays for it all. >> starting today, hundreds of thousands of americans are set to get new bbnefits, as part of the nnw bill that has become known to many aa obamm care. insurance companies will no longer be permitted to exclude children beccuse of preexistinn health conditions. insurers also won't beeallowed to impose lifetime limits on %-and children up to 26-years-od will now be allowed coverage on their parents policies. >> today s a very big day for young adults and familiess a day when millions of young people getta little more peace of mind about their future and about staying covered. >> but that part of the law, does not apply to everyone. -> if you have never been on your parent's policy as a child, you cannot now suddenly decide tt be on it. this is for people that were covered as children, that got droppee off when theyyreached a certain age that now w

karen. >> well we have a crewwat arlington, variety now in davis neighborhood.we are told that neighbors are visibly upset. they say davis's mom lived with him and that the 2 were very close. now nitially we were told by pplice that the suspect's name was warren davis. but later learned that that was an alias. investigators now have tentatively identified the shooter as 50-year-old paul warren pardon and waiting for a fingerppint analysis from the fbi to confirm this information. his mother's name is still believed about to be jean davis. >> we have a couple addresses one in virginia that we are working to confirm and in reming oo, virginia we are working to confirm and couple local addresses associatedd% with mr. davis that we are% working on now l many. >>reporter: it is also believed that the shooter has parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >> thank you very much karen. >> johns hopkins one of the largest medical facility in the united states. more than 80,000 people visit the complex every week. thooe visitors must check in upon arrival. they are given wrist band and

democratic strategist karen finney and republican strategist, kevin madden. karen, let me start with you. this is that argument as we heard in david kerley's piece. it's the republicans that are to blame under george w. bush and the republican congress. that's when the economy went sour. it's their fault. blame it on them. it doesn't seem to be working. why not? >> because it's really hard to prove a negative. what we're trying to say, we need more time. when you try to explain to people and remind them that president obama came into office after 11 months of job losses and we're now starting to see private sector job growth, that's a hard argument to be out there making when a lot of people haven't felt it in their own lives. so i think what you're seeing democrats do is they're trying to make that contrast. it says if you really want to have a speaker boehner, here is what the republican agenda will be, versus here is what democrats have been able to do. and if you give us more time, we'll keep on the right track. >> kevin, your party is in a bit of an inte

pat buchanan and karen finny, thanks to both of you.n party against the alaska senator, lisa murkowski. she is refusing to go quietly after she lost her primary, saying the people of her state still want her. >> but what happened after that primary was absolutely unauthorizing from the people of the state of alaska saying, lisa, you cannot, you cannot end this. please stay in this fight. >> nbc's lee cowan is in anchorage following all the political drama there. you sat down with her, didn't you, lee? >> yeah, she's still defending this decision, chris, even though it upset a lot of republicans who wished instead she would go back and back the republican joe miller who won the primary here. she knows this is still a real long shot. there are those who think it may work. she has a lot of money and name recognition and she told chuck todd the reason she's doing it is because the voters here didn't have a choice. >> 85% of the people, the electorate did not participate in selecting the two nominees going forward. democrat scott mcadams, ni

karen, what is the mood there as the early numbers are coming in. it means much more subdued than what we saw in gray's camp. >> reporter: hey shawn, these folks here are eager for a win, and they're just hoping that the candidates can eek one out. they feel that the fenty campaign has more money, that it was more energized. they're crossing their fingers right now and they're hoping for the best. what i've noticed that's interesting about these campaign headquarters, there are not any tv screens in here, so people are getting their information online. they are looking at their smart phones. some of them have laptops, and that is the way they're getting their information. there are no signs yet of the candidate. we've been asking about him. people won't tell us where he is, and that's a smart candidate, why show up and say anything right now, when we have absolutely no real good indications of what the outcome are going to be. there are people who came here from voting right down the street at a church recreation center where they were complainthat

fox 5's karen gray houston with sherrod's road to redemption. >> reporter: the metropolitan african methodist episcopal church on m street has hosted statesmen and civil rights leaders. it's undergoing a major renovation. that did not stop shirley sherrod from retelling her story. >> this person was e-mailing me saying you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: sherrod is still haunted by this now famous video. >> here i was saying that when they have a white person say they're lazy. >> reporter: it was a speech she gave to the naacp, but a conservative blogger posted excerpts that seemed to show she withheld assistance from a georgia farmer because he was white. >> i just knew the administration would support me. >> reporter: sherrod was talking about her own racial transformation, but the truth did not get out until she was forced to resign. president obama apologized. she declined an offer to go back to agriculture. she said she's suing blogger andrew brightbart. >> do the right thing and got will help you through any situation. >> reporter: folks who heard her remarks had this to say

and it doesn't look very good for them in november, karen. >> karen's about to say, we'll see, pat. > i am. >> and they'll speak for themselves in the next hour. see you then. >>> sarah shourd is on her way back to the u.s. today. plus eyes on the road. look at this. a bus driver getting caught doing something he had no business doing behind a professional wheel. we asked zyrtec® users what they love about their allergy relief, and what it lets them do. the thing i love most about zyrtec® is that it allows me to be outside. [ male announcer ] we bet you'll love zyrtec®, too -- or it's free. [ vonetta ] it is countdown to marshmallow time. [ woman laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? ♪ introducing bayer am, an extra strength pain reliever with alertness aid, specially formulated to fight morning pain and fatigue. ♪ so get up and get goin'! with new bayer am. the morning pain reliever. with new bayer am. somewhere in america, there's a doctor who can peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the wh

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today she spoke at a local church and her karen gray houston was there in attend -- and our karen gray houston was there in attendance. >> reporter: the metropolitan african methodist episcopal church on m street has hosted statesmen and civil rights leaders. it's undergoing a major renovation. that did not stop shirley sherrod from retelling her story. >> this person was e-mailing me saying you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: sherrod is still haunted by this now famous video. >> here i was saying i happened to have a white person say they're lazy. >> reporter: it was a speech she gave to the naacp but a conservative blogger posted excerpts that seemed so show she withheld assistance from a georgia farmer because he was white. >> i just knew the administration would support me. >> reporter: sherrod was talking about her own racial transformation, but the truth did not get out until she was forced to resign. president obama apologized. she declined an offer to go back to agriculture. she said she's suing blogger andrew brightbart. >> do the right thing and god will help you

karen parks staading by live in northeast baltimore where the announcement was just mmde. >> reporter: automatic pay ttachers will be paid according to structural effectiveness, teacher valuations and growth. bottom line teachers will be compensated on how well they teach and how well students learn. >> we need to value ate teachers i think teachers believe the profession should be about people who are affected and people are not effective in terms of helping kids and working with other ttacherr, @%'s like in every other professor, they should think of othhr things to do. >> reporter: now really good news for new teachers, the startinggsalary for new teachers increases from $41,000 a year to $46,000 a year. that's the highest in the state. baltimorr, karennparks,,fox 44 news at 5:30. >>> a new poll gives governor o'malley a double digit lead ooer reeublican challengee bob more than 1400 adults surveyed by the "washington post" favored o'malley over ehrlich 2-41%. this is a big change from several recent polls that showed the two in a dead heat. but when it comes to the state's budget

are they doing that, karen? >> reporter: well, allen, the tourists are but a lot of the residents have decided to stay. but for some of the tourists, they have now been evacuated twice with winds expected to be 100 miles an hour tonight. the emergency crews aren't taking any chances, so yesterday the tourists were evacuated from further south in fact, about 30,000 of them. a lot of them moved here to this area. and then this morning, they woke up and were told to pack and get out. this family is cutting the beach vacation short heading for higher ground. >> they ask what i did on my summer vacation besides the usual, we can say we ran from a hurricane in north carolina. >> reporter: as hurricane earl takes aim at the coast, tourists on north carolina's outer banks are under a mandatory evacuation order. tropical storm force winds could pound the area late this afternoon. while most tourists are clearing out, residents are stick around to see what earl does. the governor warns residents not to take the storm ligh

republican robert traynham and democrat karen finney.ood morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> thanks for getting up early. we appreciate it. let me start with you, karen. is sarah palin running? >> she's been able to have an influence on the process. she is enjoying success in the process. she's been able to get paid and support people in the process. >> robert, is she running? >> i don't know the answer to that. truth be told, i don't think she knows the answer. but she's doing everything she can to position herself, that if she chooses to run, she has the staff and resources in place to do so. >> well, staying with you for a second. if she does run, do you think she can win? >> in the primaries, i think she could. there are really three states that determine who the republican nominees are going to be. iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. if you look at the demographics in those states, sarah palin h if you look at the demographics in those states, sarah palin h a signigroue.- and i'm not sure anyone can answer that question

reporting live in kill devil hills, north carolina, i'm karen brown. sydnie, back to you. >> so karen, the locals can stay whereas the tourists have been told to leave. have we got any numbers on the number of people evacuated and those who have decided to stay? >> reporter: well, at this point, john, what we do know is that from the cape hatteras area about 30,000 people have been evacuated. and that's tourists and residents alike. there's about 5,000 residents that live in the area. now, again, this county now is being evacuated of tourists, part of that to get them out first and then if the residents have to get out at the last minute the roads are going to be clear. this is just something that's happening right now. it in our hotel, women are trying to get out because they have been told to. >> if you're not definitely, i would get out and get going. >> reporter: absolutely. >> karen brown. >> at kill devil hills in north carolina. >>> in other news, investigators spent last night searching the discovery channel headquarters for explosives after ye

karen brown is in kill devil island with more. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning. earl picked up steam and it is tracking closer to the outer banks. about 50 miles off cape hatteras. that is where it is expected to pass. in the communities of -- south of here, there are those mandatory evacuation orders for known nonresident and they have until this morning to get out. kevin isn't sticking around for earl, even if it means cutting his labor day weekend short. >> better to be a little disappointed instead of washed away or something. >> reporter: the monster hurricane could reach north carolina late tonight or early friday before rolling up the east coast. watches and warnings stretch all the way to cape cod, massachusetts. while earl is expected to stay offshore, as it makes its way north, a slight shift could put millions in harm's way. >> that's why it's important to take the time now while the skies are clear and weather is great to make sure you have a plan and you're ready just in case. >> reporter: many aren't wasting any time, boarding up -- >> you never kno

but time will tell. >> woodruff: let's move to ohio to karen castle. first to your senate race.george, the republican senator. he's retiring. the republic congressman and former budget director under president bush, rob portman is running against a democrat lee fisher. give us a thumbnail of that race. >> this is the first time in 12 years that a seat had opened up in the u.s. senate. democrats were hope to go take that back. they didn't count on a primary back in the spring. that primary sucked almost all the money out of the eventual nominee, lieutenant governor lee fisher. so now he is at a serious fund- raising disadvantage against rob portman. the last reporting period had him at a 9 to 1 fund raising disadvantage. fisher says he's now gained that back. what i don't think we're seeing here in ohio is the national money coming in to this race. it seems that the national party is focusing on other races, both the democratic party and the republican party. because rob portman is on the air with his ads with his money where you don't see the democratic senate campaign coming in

>> i think karen is right. i think the over all change here, if it is a change-- and it's really just a worsening of the problem-- is that the economy is so dominant now in the various races, if you look at voter sentiment, how voters feel with issues, health reform is a distant third after the economy and jobs and dissatisfaction with government in general. there's just not enough in health reform at the moment to break through any of that for the people who are opposed to it. it's still very partisan. 68% of democrats still very supportive of health reform. 77% of republicans violently opposed to health reform. >> ifill: what has actually happened since this bill was enacted six months ago that people can point to and say my life is better? >> as the piece noted six months after enactment which happens to be september 23, a number of provisions relating to insurance market reform go into effect. those will help people. now mind you, that he will help people who already have coverage because they amend the ter

with us tonight bill press national syndicated talk show host and karen, republican strategist.ave you both with us tonight. let's talk about mr. demint first, bill. he says that businesses want gridlock. where does he come on with that one? >> look i think we have to be honest with what's going on here. jim demint is part -- is the leader of the tea party p his real objective right now is to take over the republican party. and by the way, he's done a pretty damn good job of it. >> the best politician in the last year, no doubt. >> absolutely. and i think that his objective is to knock off mitch mcconnell and become the next leader -- minority leader of the united states senate, that's what this is all about and so he's giving lip-service to the business community. the business community doesn't want gridlock, they want everything to go there way but this is jim demint i think is taking a stand to satisfy the tea party. >> what do you think, karen? my think that the, community would probably prefer that the republican party be the party of no right now, if it means no to cap and

karen showed us the bullet holes.e counted more than 30 that ripped through the walls of the house and into the bedroom where her sister was sleeping with her parents. karen believes the shooters are after her 18-year-old brother richard. >> it seems like all these guys hating on him and always breaking in to his car or breaking his window. >>reporter: she says this was the third time the house has been fired on. her brother wasn't too talkative. how many times has house been shot up. three times. in less than a year. >> yes. >>reporter: why are they shooting at your house. >> i don't know. >>reporter: the garage were tagged with gang graffiti but he denies being in a gang. police say this neighborhood is known for gang and drug activity. late today police chief came to the hospital with a teddy bear to visit the 6-year-old. >> kid should be able to grow up in the community without being afraid they would be hit by stray bullet or some gang member shooting up the community. >>reporter: but fighting gangs is becoming i

karen hunter, obviously, you will be back. >> challenge me. i love it. >>> mr.inhead, bill o'reilly is stirring up trouble with one of his colleagues, and the brave men and women keeping our streets safe say they're in danger. folks, when cops put out an sos, we have got to respond. reverend jesse jackson brings the passion on that subject next from chicago in the play book. >>> the survey question is, do you think the tea party movement is bad for america? a for yes, b for no. >>> police officers are supposed to protect the public, but in chicago, it's the officers themselves who say they are in danger. the city's fraternal order of police says a decline in man power is putting their safety and citizens' safety at risk. today, hundreds of union members marched in front of chicago's police headquarters protesting the superintendent's policies and demanding he resign. joining me is reverend jesse jackson, president of the rainbow push foundation. what is the situation? >> critical. on the one hand, 900 have retired and 300 have been hired. we have support for bag

are hh roads looking we havee he traffic edge >>reporrerr: hi karen. do have quite bit of congestion east baltimore -úover here at eeison highway at east north avenue. use caution when ttaveling in those areaa. traavling on the west side of thh belt way tonight youudo want to brace waa to falls road and livee% look at liberty road you see things are actually moving along much better there at this point. maybe some gooo news out there. travel on he tthngs moving pretty slow from charles street to harper road but as you make your way toharpa yyu.nite imprrvement there >>. term comes froo the word fanatii. >> nowhere else is that more clear than in the halls of sooe purple blooded ravvns fans. look aa this in dundaag.. ravens room has 5000 dolllrs worth offrrmodeling it and including aahuge úv, special shelviig and even a ravens cciling fan witt burp >> yes. i had the ool table and i said what are you talkinggabout we have a 53 inch tv in the other room. you areetalking about viewing room for football game? she says yes. 65 inch. i said okky. >> that's a

karen perce. bernie chilton. kim colon. three minutes time on everyone. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> excuse me for interrupting. the court reporter cannot hear you. >> the microphone is not on. >> is that better? i will repeat. my name is bernard chilton. i am a san francisco to more representative, whether due diligence has been exercised regarding title to treasure island that must be cleared in a court with federal law, the arkansas act of 1850, that said lands belonging and high time, including louisiana, texas, florida, along to the state of california for ever and in perpetuity. clear that is foremost because the litigation that will be required to pay for and the environmental defense of the island will not be operable. also, federal law will put certain operational constraints that need to be cleared first. then you can do your job. my second question deals with my background as an architectural engineer, as to whether there is sufficient tests regarding compaction of t

jeff and karen, back to you. >> thanks, emilyy home game tomorrow.rst >> kristen bersee joins us. >> thanks, guys. coming up tonight on "sports unlimited." >>> the ravens finally come % home. wwy it's always tough -pgging up against the browns. >>> the terps' left it all on the field today. could a freehman quarterback lead maryland to victory? >>> i go one-on-one with ravens' cornerback. how the offenss struggles affect the mind of the defense. >>> "sports unlimited" starts right now. >>> the ravens welcome their former selves to baltimore tomorrow as they hope to show everyone why they were picked as super bowl favorrtes before the season. the browns come in two games and they would love t and try to change the game. it's always a hard game. >> we played well against a lot -pof teams. i think it probabl shhws because we get to play them a lot. we play them ttice a year at least. >> we have to have thii game. ii's a home game. ii's in the division. there's no doubt about it. itts critical for us. every game is critically. >>reporter: two college com

keith live in baltimore county with the flooding situation in rose dale and karen parks is live in mountashington where all the waterris causing trouble ffr some businesses. >> first let's now go to vytas with the rain total so ffr tooay. >> we have seen a lot of rainfall coming out of this storm. 2 storm system because whether he an aree of low pressure that developed ahead oo the remnant of tropical storm what was known as tropical storm nicole. that first ppshed through dropping heavy ainfall and now we still have remnant of what was tropical storm nicole moving up from the south and thatt% will join us later this especially up in parts of eaat eastern, south eastern harper county looking at 11 and a half inches of rain hhre and 17 and a half inches of rain just soutt of aberdeen. very heavy conditions there with trailing thunderstorms and raan that pushed through belaire at 3 and 3 quarters and sse the difference of just a few miles of how much rain can fall in certain areas. got washed that the water. that's the latest from rose >>> all right thank you keith. storm prompted tornadoo