kendall and grundy counties and that. mchenry as well.the reason is again, unseasonably warmth and incredibly cold air out to the west. look at this. it's like a wall right here with st. louis at 74 at noon. 63 here. but 33 at omaha. 7 at rapid city and one at billings and williston and then below zero as you reach up into canada. here is that cold air mass that we were talking about and it's coming south much of the models had anticipated. 70 at peoria now. 37 at des moines. that's amazing and there is a lot of wind on our side of the front. so as this front comes crashing in to this wind you will get convergence of the wind in the surface and upwelling of air and jet stream that moves thunderstorms that develop quickly and spins them. and you get some real trouble. here is a close up look at the windchills which are at eight below at fargo. you got spring and winter juxtaposition here put together and we were going into winter. the rest of the thanksgiving week will jump up a little bit on wednesday and early thanksgiving morning before

kendall's clients have book included elian gonzalez. cou he has written a book aboutill trying high file cases in the court of public opinion. he too will be taking your calls . you will be able to see sebastian junger and he will be joined by a veteran and rhodes scholar who will be speaking about this novel which took 30 years to publish. after that, susan hasler wig be here on our book tv set in miami to take your calls. this summer she published a novel about the cia intelligence. after that -- special envoy for haiti. the organization he cofounded heart is and how this worked for many years to provide health care and social services for the poor around the world. a collection of his written work has recently been published. and we will end the day with one more event. this one with author salman rushdie. his latest book is "luka and the fire of life". now, salman rushdie will be our guest on booktv send-ups on december 5, which is a sunday noon to 3:00 p.m.. and we are pleased to be joinedd now by one of the cofounders ofe the miam

coming up next, kendall coffey bleak as the "spinning the law". he is going to talk about spending public opinion. we will be right back. >> you are watching booktv on kendall coffey -- c-span2. thirty hours a nonfiction books every saturday. here's our prime-time lineup for tonight. starting at 7:00 p.m. the author of the high tide of american conservatism recounts the 1924 presidential election between john davis and calvin coolidge. last time according to the author that both parties fielded conservative candidates. at 8:00 p.m. the 60 first annual national book awards from new york city. booktv talks with nonfiction nominees and presents full coverage of the evening as awards are presented in the categories of nonfiction, fiction, poetry and young people's literature. that is followed at 10:00 with 2010 national book award nominee john dower discusses his book cultures of work on afterwards. in the conversation at the institute for policy studies, he examines for defense in u.s. history. the attack on pearl harbor. the bombing of hiroshima. th

one in five of those who own a kendall received it as a gift. 10% of adults plan to give an e-reader this year. only 4% did so last year. book publishers, revenue made up 1% of book sales, this season, they are 10%. e-book revenues exploded from 105 million to 2009 to 305 million so far this year. this week the "new york times" announced a new best-seller list devoted to e-books. with the next step in reading, richard hart, "abc 7 news". >> i like the book markers, it gives me a sense of accomplishment. >> i like dog eastward books, i like that. >> and they are urging victims in the south bay to come forward. >> and live at the airport. controversy over the pat-downs. some say they are very intrusive. kkkkkkkkkk

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the ravens selected sergio kendall with the first pick in the year's draft. here is jeff barnd and karen parks with the "late ediiion." >> mr. johnson, leslie told leslie to flush the check down the toilet. >> the case against a prince george's county executive and the other surprising place where investigators found money. >> amazon pulls an evil for pedophiles. >> users impega guide to harm children. >> what the author is saying. >> flap over a boy with a flag. why his school could have used some common sense. >> and a cup of hot chocolate. why it may do more than just warm you up. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. breaking news in arundel county. one person is critically hurt after a shooting along baltimore annapolis road in glen burnie. three suspected robbers went into mr. wings and pizza restaurant and one of them shot a person inside. so far, no arrests. >> now on to our other top story this evenin

harsh budget cuts current song to the youth any one to raise the money that pays you next year david kendall dunham or each member of the european parliament told r.t. why he thinks increase in the evenings budget is pointless. we've only been clear really in the last week of what's happening which ration fees is a huge to change and of course the lib dems are more liberal democrats who are part of the coalition government promise to get rid of true ition fees altogether so they've been caught lying affectively and that's crazy a lot of anger but there's no excuse for this kind of violence on the streets of london when you look at where the money's going i mean the m.e.p. expenses account has gone up by eighty five percent that's for entertainment you're getting film prizes there's money going on the hunting as states and to private golf clubs you know it's a huge waste of money and there's no excuse for any increase in e.u. budget in fact it should be out we think we can as boasted about this two point nine nine percent increase is being great cut relative to six percent that's what the eur

but we will take one more question and then kendal questions owsley -- yes, sir. >> [inaudible] -- and i'm struck by the fact it seems to me you do not like thomas jefferson and regard his reputation as undeserved and largely based on his writing one document in 1776 a and i wonder whether you see any parallel -- >> that's too strong. >> i know they had to get you going. -- any parallel in the president having given one speech or to land the company president? >> no. [laughter] >> i understand what you're saying. quote let me put it to this way. when i was talking about the election of 1800 the traditional interpretation of the election of 1800 is the jeffersonian interpretation that the journalists have captured the revolution and carry this direction and jefferson is elected and recovered the original spirit of the revolution. is the second american revolution. what is the victory of the states' rights and slavery. that's what it really is and that is what -- it's not democracy versus aristocracy come its verses of the national vision, and jefferson this committed. he would have been

. >> and i go one-on-one with ravens' rookie linebacker sergio kendall.t is the bigggst thing he has learned after his accident. plus, find out what he talked about, with ray lewis, coming up in "sports unlimited", starts right now. >> the ravens have seen three, four quarter leads slip away. latest at the hands of the atlanta falcons last night. ravens' offense caught fire in the fourth quarter but defense could not hold on. with a minute and 10 left, ravens trailed 20-14, joe flacco throws a perfect strike to heap@ in the end zone and ravens take the first lead of the game, 21-20. but leave too much time on the clock. falcons start the final drive at the own 20. and ryan with a pass to jenkins that makes a finger tip catch. that play reviewed for possession. but it stood as a catch. pick up

kendals for $89 and they sold out in two seconds. online cyber monday sales that topped a billion dollars. and consumers are worrying a little less about their jobs. they are still concerned about tensions between north and south korea and offered that wikileaks story, weighed on stocks and european situation, ireland is bailed it on and they are looking at spain and portugal and there are a couple of other countries in trouble. bloomberg is trading down. and returning an item but how about flying a flat screen tv and watching the superbowl and taking it back. the days of returning may come to an end as retailers tighten up return policies. they are asking for and hers to keep track of high volume returners. >>> it's a lot of work returning things. >> too much to say there. >> the tv? how about the dress? >> let's take a look outside and what is going on. you'll need the sunglasses, another bright day around the bay. looking down to tamalpais and over to san francisco. gorgeous looking morning. let's talk about the temperatures. the

. >> he shows us hot items, kendal reader cost 189 and it's easier on the eyes. digital cameras come with lots more features, this samsung dual view as a view screen on the back and one in the front. ipad is a hot seller for the holidays but there are alternatives. this net pad works like a small laptop but also twists around like this into a flat pad. >> if you are on a budget and plenty of choices, should i wait because the prices will get lower. truth is most of us don't wait because we want these things and we buy a lot of them as holiday gifts. >>> michael says gadgets are so popular, because they are woven into our everyday lives. there you have it. any gadgets on your wish list? >> always. >> well, year good. with the weather forecast, three nights of extreme freezing cold conditions. >> early shoppers whether today or tomorrow, adjust accordingly, or you russ run from the car into the store and don't take a coat. >> it slows you down to get those deals. >> yeah. >> when they go in. >> good morning to you. we're looking live, there is people on the bay bri

at kendall college. the event is open to the public. get educated on food. tickets are only $15. me go over to your restaurant. henri located at 18 south michigan avenue and the gauge at 24 south michigan. >> right across from millennium park. >> and here is the finished product. >> this would be not so traditional that you will find at henri. >> so pretty. you want information on today's recipes if you are that brave and want to check it out, go to wgntv.com/midday. chef, thank you. >> thank you very >>> all right, first we start with the answer to our trivia question and what year was the first black woman elected a judge in chicago? was it 1962? 1969? or 1975? turns out, steven got it right and knew the name of the judge. answer is a, 1962. edith sampson was elected associate judge. >> you don't think i cheated on that one? >> your knowledge of black history is just impeccable. >> thank you very much. >> you have to taste this. >> thank you. good to be here. here is what's happening with our weather. nice looking weather over the next couple of days. outside we have sunshine.

northeast, kendall worth avenue quieter than this morning. all the problemsave cleared up. back to you. >> jery, thank you. we'll stay in touch with you through the rest of the hour. >>> a second suspect is expected to plead guil this afternoon in the murder of popular school principal brian betts. court documents say shareef lancaster will say guilty to a crime. he was at betts' silver spring home on the fight of his murr in april. betts was killed during a robbery attempt. another suspect, 19-year-old sanders has already pleaded guilty to shooting betts. lancaster faces a maximum of 35 years if he is convicted on all charges. >>> one of the officers arrested in thawide-reaching criminal investigation in princeeorge's county will be in court this afternoon. 45-year-old sergeant richard delabrere will have a deattention hearing. they released videotape evidence against another suspect. they began watching simic and an accompli as they found out officers were being paid to transport untaxed liquor and cigarette. >>> she was elected to represent district 6, johnson is accused

i went to the elevator with don kendall and he said it's very important that you're saying that becauseaid i need to ask you this, i really need to know this, what's it like to work with miss piggy, it's a true story. i thought i was going to be ask to join the administration. >> the interesting thing about that is that you said that 30 years ago. >> we want less programs, but you know -- >> sarah palin said something not long ago, she said how is all that hopey changey stuff doing for you? do you think there's still a chance for hope and change? >> i think part of the problem with the reporting is that nobody knows what anybody's talking about. i was watching it last night with my wife. hope, change, i'll fight for you. these are catch phrases. but nobody really knows -- like could you explain the stimulus package? could you explain the health care plan? in other words, they're like insiders talking at a bar over drinks and you have to speak more plainly. >> i was reading a little bit about your background last night and the easy question to ask you is, you've got extraordinarily stron

kendall from your band, he's here. i know after the floods, you all really came together.bout the people of nashville. >> our town i think was exemplary in how to answer a disaster. people rallied. they didn't wait on assistance. it really did -- it helped itself. these people just -- they were tremendous. they were the systolic sort of resolve to get back on our feet as a city. and they really have. not completely perfect. but it's night and day. >> it's getting there. it's getting there. tell us about the song you're going to sing after the commercial break? "anything like me." do you need any help? >> i don't. thank you. >> you don't need any -- "anything like me." it's like a father's love letter to his son. >> yeah. it is. well, it's sort of a portrait of what it's like to find out you're having a boy. all of your hopes and worst fears, at the same time, based on personal experience. >> and your father, doug, you know, he knows. he knows what it's like. >> he knows what it's like. i'm lucky -- he's lucky that i'm like him in some ways. and he's unlucky that i'm not li

. >> messages from kendall are no easy assignment. >> we had a rocket come within 50 m of hitting an aircraft. >> first month we were here typically we saw about 50 attacks a week in the area of operation. that's everything from id to direct fire. >> on a say hi to my family and my husband and my two kids and my sister and everybody over there thinking for your purse we are doing well is right up here but we are doing it. >> families will be missed but not the turkey that has serious responsibility. >> we will have four different meats turkey, ham, shrimp, >> according to regulations accorded some big god. >> spirits raise two awards for combat breast every a soldier who saved a child. three others who dove into freezing water to rescue injured bodies. >> the meaning of metal pinang cannot be under estimated. this battalion has had six soldiers killed eight have lost limbs 48 purpleheart ought to have been awarded for injuries due to combat. >> i'd like to say hi to my wife tabitha and my son. see you soon. >> mom and dad carla. just hope everything is good at home >>. they will be h

what west kendall we've got, already in garrett county, shower activity. and it's moving our way. come in and tag us through the afternoon with rain from lunch through dinner. going to be this action down here that's actually going to be pressing up in a northeasterly direction. take a look at that time forecast. high in of 56. a mild afternoon. but it's going to be a wet one. and now over to traffic control. >>> [ no audio ] [music] [no audio ] [no audio ] >> thank you. >>> this morning, nearly a week after the tornado touched down and created chaos, we are live this morning with the latest. >> reporter: well, this morning we are -- -- [screaming] [no audio ] [no audio ] [no audio ] >> thank you very much. >>> family and friends of a baltimore teen found dead on the streets are expected to talk to the media today. the 16-year-old was found beaten to death. he had recently moved to north carolina to live with his dad and family members aren't sure how he endedded up in massachusetts. >>> up next, where to look for the best black friday deals before thanksgiving day. >>> and new de

about what's going on with don gill -- dawn gil, her son was on board that ship with his new bride kendalle. dawn, have you spoken to them about how that cruise turned out for them? >> i haven't spoken to them since they boarded the ship. jon: so they do have a gang plank now connected to the mainland. they've got people on board, going in to start the process of bringing the passengers off. they left from long beach, right? they were not intending to disembark in san diego oarks so they're going to have to get these folks all the way up to long beach from san diego. i guess they've got buses lined up to do that. have you heard anything about that process dawn? >> i haven't heard about that process. jon: when this thing happened, the fire on monday morning, they were well out at sea, obviously out of cell phone range, so they haven't had the chance to call you since they got back into range? >> that's right. i don't know if her phone batteries are dead or they're just choosing to not call me, i don't know. but i haven't heard from them yet. jon: all right. well, i know that it was supposed

has now gone from blog news into print, but i'm sure that she's going to turn that into a form of kendall. and after that she tells me she has a new venture, which was replace facebook and myspace. it's called my face. anyway, i do appreciate that very, very much. and i can't think the national book award enough for this which i consider to be a great, great honor. this is a lifetime achievement award i'm told in the greatest achievements of my lifetime was choosing len nesbitt as my agent from the very beginning. [applause] actually, i didn't so much choose lynn as she chose me. she called me up one day and she said, you know, when are you going to publish her book? i said i don't have a book, i have a bunch of magazine articles. and in the tangerine flake baby have to do to come about. when at that time was one of the youngest agents in the entire business. she was 11. [laughter] but she was -- she has turned out to be great. and also, another lifetime achievement almost as pat strawn. pat strawn and i -- she was my editor, worked together on the painted word, on the right stuff , from

. >> i'm here with kendall from minnesota.tevel if you got to see my mother. >> it actually meant, i hate to say, it meant more than anything. as a matter of fact, i took my wife to meet my mother and my mother after she met her told me that she wanted to tell my wife to run for her life, and to stay away from this boy, whatever you do. >> she was so great. >> she was such -- that's how i knew i was going to marry that woman. >> same thing? andrew? >> i think a mother's approval is very important. if it is not, there might be issues with the mother, issues with women. >> this is from jen from facebook. how much do age and weight really matter to men and to what degree? for exame, men say they roll their eyes when their girlfriends ask, do i look fat, but i heard plenty of men making disparaging remarks about curtis? >> if you're attracted to someone because they look gd, and if you're not, you're still attracted to the human being, but i think it is important to stay in shape for each other. >> i think it is a matter of prefer