future. >> kelly. >> kelly: right.e the expert. >> no, i'm-- no, and i'm sorry, sorry for interrupting there, but there's absolutely no question you should be a long-term investor and you must invest in equities because you have to, really, to offset, you know, taxes and what i think is inflation a lot higher than what the government is telling us right now. you must be a long-term investor and you'll always make money, at least you always have, if you're a long-term investor in equities. >> kelly: great advice, and a lot of people will be listening to you, as well, doing the same thing. thank you, sir. >> right, thank you. >> jamie: election day may be more than two weeks away, but as we've seen today, voting starts today. we're already seeing long lines in some parts of the country. how big an impact will the early voting make come november 2nd? keep an eye on fox. i love my curves. but the love i have for strawberry shortcake, threw a curve at my curves so i threw it right back... with yoplait light -- around 100 ca

kelly uses male kelly as her emergency contact. >> like, no, i'm kelly k.eld brandt, he is kelly c. and that's my husband. they are like what? >> reporter: two kell his have to explain their one-of-a-kind story all the time, but besides that, their life is pretty normal. >> so nice to have our own place together and living our lives together. it has been -- >> what more could you ask for? i'm married to my best friend. >> thanks, honey. >> my god, they are so cute. acted alike, they talked alike. they were separated kell his at birth. >> figure they had would name their baby kelly and nelly. >> okay. >> before we get any sillier. >> yeah. >> the weather. >> well, we have some pretty sweet sunsets happening across the bay. sunsets coming earlier is greeks, but upper 60s, low 70s for those of nut east bay and south bay. one week ago, about those temperatures in the upper 90s, even a few low 100s. also game three coming up tomorrow at at&t park. raj mathai and the entire sports team have more coming up on that in a few minutes. a little bit breezy but not look

. >> i'm kelly swoope. we had it coming. last weekend was picture perfect and the workweek was off to a great start. the real october is back in baltimore. from the early morning heavy rains pounding the region. even making a morning -- messy morning commute. >> kelly, i like that term. the real october in fact. that's good stuff. we are looking at kelly, rain clearing out, but not before that storm put down some high rain fall totals. take a look at some of these. these are our weather net sites. temperature wise, or rain fall wise, more than an inch from columbia to rockville back over through the eastern shore. more than 3/4 of an inch in centerville and just about an inch even in annapolis. these are impressive totals. rain beginning to clear from west to east on maryland's most powerful radar. there's another band of isolated showers toward frederick. so we may see a little more rain around baltimore, but most of it cleared out. temperatures very cool. mid 50s and getting cooler through the overnight. tomorrow, with sys

kelly. >> kelly: all right. we've got a busy schedule for you right now.election headquarters, with just ten days until decision day. the political heavy weights from both parties out in full force today, sarah palin, headlining a g.o.p. rally in florida today. beginning two hours from now, the former alaska governor and fox contributor will be joined by rnc chair michael steele in orlando. and former g.o.p. senate cad marco rubio set to speak. rubio currently locked in a red-hot three-way race with charlie crist and meek. and when it happens we will let you know. >> jamie: meanwhile, president obama is barn storming in minnesota later today and trying to win support for democrats in a tough election year. last night the president throwing his power behind senate majority leader, harry reid. reid trying to keep his job in a tough campaign against tea party favorite sharron angle. caroline shively is joining us live. hi, caroline, president obama didn't just take swipes at reid's opponent, he went after the republican party and tell us what he said. >> you'

oh, kelly, i have so much to teach you. captioning institute, inc. ®public performance of cap4ionsà prohibited without permission of national captioning institute captions copyright 1989 paramount pictuáes #orporation >> chris: i'm chris wallace. and this is "fox news sunday". nine days and counting till the midterm elections and control of the senate is up for grabs. we'll sit down with two candidates in key battlegrounds. pat toomey, the republican nominee in pennsylvania, who has seen his big lead disappear. and democratic governor joe manchin of west virginia, who is playing up his anti-obama credentials. then, juan williams speaks out. >> when i get on a plane, if i see people who are in muslim garb, i get worried, i get nervous. >> chris: and is fired by national public radio. when does political correctness become censorship? juan and our sunday regulars discuss the controversy. and our power player of the week. a different kind of sports owner. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in was

kelly mcpherson has the latest for us. kelly?> reporter: vic, the building is smouldering and the firefighters are on the scene. they're blasting the water into the building. we've seen the flames popping up and now, just smoke. a lot of people gathered from the high school parking lot and this is a landmark that many of them have grown up with. >> reporter: the old distillery has been in dundalk since the 1930s and out of business since the 80s. ash familiar billing and today, in a shocking state. >> and oh, my goodst, it was awful. orange flaming it was awful. and scary. >> reporter: and there was a three garner explosion. there we headed up here now. we came back and the whole building was on fire, it was just like, amazing. >> reporter: and this is from earlier when the flames took over the roof. they're blasting throughout the roof and a lot of witnesses say it was shocking to see this massive amount of flames and smoke right here in the middle of the neighborhood and firefighters fought this from the outside because the bui

kelly, as i talk to people, four hours a day and i read the e-mail here at fox.n to people. the one message coming across is they want america to return to its first principles. they feel like government has gotten too big, too arrogant, too out of control. they want to go back to what they believe is who are of a constitutional government. if you are elected, and you are up in the polls, how do you convoy to people, through legislation, that you agree that message? >> well sean, first of all the constitution, the greatest document ever created, we need to make sure our laws adhere to that i firmly believe if that. that's going to be very important to me every time i review a piece of legislation. we've got to get our fiscal mouse in order. i totally get with senator mccain. i do not support earmarks. i won't seek them for our state. we need to make sure we have a balanced budget. those are the things that will get us back to basic principles and get country on track. >> sean: how do we get a balanced budget? >> we've got to cut spending. unlike what my democrati

reporting live, kelly mcpherson, wjz eyewitness news. >>> thank you kelly. davidson has been released to home confinement and will be back in court later this month. >>> president barack obama came to maryland for the second time in as many days to help boaster hopes of a better economy. the president was harolding another modest job growth for last month. the president says the private- sector has added jobs for nine straight months. but at the same time a report shows there was a net loss of 95,000 total jobs last month. >>> and a historical day in the housing industry. bank of america halted foreclosures in all 50 states. john black stone reports for wjz on what the freeze could mean for the ailing market. >> reporter: it's a symptom of the chaos in america's troubled mortgage system. >> i had wilchire and they sold my loan to bank of america. >> reporter: many distressed borrowers aren't even sure who holding their mortgage. >> they bought it from the original people who had our loan. i can't remember who that was. >> reporter: the frenzy of morning lend

kelly was in the? >> about 80% of the district, more than 4,000 acres have been rezoned or are under redevelopment in the past few years. the genius of that is there is planning going on. the challenge is it will double the population of the district, more than 100,000 people. how you manage the growth becomes the challenge for the next supervisor, to build complete the roads and manage job growth in the diverse working-class economy. i do not believe we have a housing crisis. we have an affordable housing prices. there are measures that the board has taken with rezoning to maintain affordable housing and preserve jobs. we cannot get amnesia about that with a new supervisor. i know a lot of the measures because i worked on them. i will keep on them when i am in office for. -- when i am in office. >> next question is, how can you bring tourism dollars to district 10? ms. morris? >> it would be nice if the forty-niners stay. i think district 10 needs to reinvent itself. every community has a look. it is

>> it just puts a smile on your face kelly. that sun especially when you earned it. four or five days rany and breezy and chilly below average. unseasonably cold and it's gone. get out of here for columbus day weekend. we are bringing in the sunshine. >> sound good to me. and. >> and it's going to be through the weekend. hey, harbor cam tonight a nice night out there. beginning to cool off a little bit as it often does in early october. even when you get a warm afternoon in the mid-70s, it cools off under a clear skies especially 56 degrees right now out of bwi. humidity relatively high given the air temp but it's dry air in place. cool northwest wind. look at weathernet camera. through the afternoon, and man, blue skies into the night. and same in towson west towson elementary school. and one more shot for you from roland park elementary. and just a nice night across baltimore. and all acrosses the state of maryland. current wind called down. and it was gusty and breezy early on. but now winds quieting down and you know, around 8 to 10 miles per hour. light north br

kelly. >> all right. thanks wyatt. coming up tonight, 11:00, millions of americans have had to deal with foreclosure over the last few years, one couple in california just couldn't handle the reality. so they took out their anger on their home. plus a young boy heartbroken by suffering of the animals, takes action on his own. we will tell you how he used the power of the internet to save lives of some endangered dogs. those stories and more coming up at 11:00. >>> it's unfortunate but teens looking for a cheap high will often turn to the medicine cabinet. once that's open many will grab kickoff syrup and guzzle it. a teen trend that, as elizabeth cohen says, can be deadly. >> he was your all-american teen and he had a secret. he was getting high on over the counter kickoff syrup. his mother is a registered nurse and knew about drug use but never thought about kickoff sue press and until she tried to weak him up. >> unfortunately i found him in his bead and at that point it was too late. >> even when she discovered the

kelly. >> all right. thanks wyatt. >>> well it's tuesday and dancing fans know that means another elimination on ""dancing with the stars"." this time comedienne margaret cho was sent packing. she got a warm reception from the judges but she still got the lowest score and the end of her time in the ball room bristol palin and her partner received the second lowest scores. 9 couples remain and, next week, they'll face accuse particular week. >>> some lucky city students got a big treat today. as an incentive to get them to read more matt burke visited memorial park elementary middle school as part of the charity's new ready set reed program. students are encouraged to read as many books as they can and the prize for the winner is a behind the scenes tour of m and t bank stadium. >>> ultimately it's to get kids to read outside of school and to strengthen them as reeders and as everyone knows reading is the fundamentals education is based on. nearly. >> nearly 40 city schools have signed up. that adds up to

kelly? >> this kind of issue is where land use gets real. land use determines who lives here and who works here and how they do it, so it really is the number one issue in this race. it's where i've done a lot of my work over the last decade, educating myself and our neighborhoods about land use with the neighborhood association. specifically on this issue, ms. inie a has the right ideas, supporting opportunities in the development areas. we can finance. we can provide some help for fresh produce along third street. we need to bring back more redevelopth resources to do that. we used to have 11 greenhouses in the district. now we have one and it's falling apart. bring back more people powered green economy urban agriculture. thanks. >> mr. lacey? >> thank you. dewitt lacey. there's a few things that i think we could do to alleviate so. the problems around fresh produce. one, i do believe we do need to promote a farmer's market within the bay view hunter's point area, as well as have local farms, and opportunities like farms that i helped res

kelly o'donnell with us here in washington. kelly, thanks. >>> former president jimmy carter has arrived here in washington tonight after spending the past two nights in an ohio hospital being treated for a bad viral infection. upon his release today, he thanked the staff of cleveland's metro health medical center. he was rushed there by ambulance tuesday after feeling sick during the flight, but emerged today looking strong, carrying his own briefcase in fact. he's resuming his normal schedule of meetings here in the nation's capital tonight. he turns 86 years old tomorrow. >>> relations between the united states and pakistan may be at a new low tonight, and that tension is not a good thing for the u.s. strategy against terrorism. pakistan has now blocked a vital supply route into afghanistan after a helicopter strike killed three pakistani troops along the border. pakistanis say it was a nato chopper that unleashed that strike. our own john yang is on duty tonight in kabul. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian