>> it ain't over till it's over. >> lucy, lucy! new york studios. officials around the world are trying to figure out the mean, the intent of one or more suspicious tampered with packages, specifically toner cartridges at least one, that has been tampered with at here's where the investigation is taking place. a lot of them u u.p.s. aircraft and vessels from chicago, newark, philadelphia, east midlands airport in the uk and dubai to yemen, our justice correspondent pete williams has been following this story all day in the washington newsroom. what do we have here? >> we don't know whether the package at the center of this in the uk was a explosive device but now out of caution, any package out of yemen, about a dozen, that came to the fruz any shipper whatsoever has been stopped in the u.s. and thoroughly searched. over the 12 or 14 hours or so nothing hazardous has been found in the u.s. but still not known whether the package that came from yemen that were tampered with were explosives, were intended to look like explosives. the

the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's degree and working for

searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english and spanish he could not understand how someone could say he was mexican having been born in the usa. he doesn't like going to mexican places. he does not like to discuss beer and shots of tequilla. he never listened to sp

lucy is in the 3rd grade and loves panda bears and whales. happy birthday. hope aid great day. and also celebrating today, samuel hubert from glen bernie turning 17 today. he is a senior at old mill high school. >> all right. >>> listen, jamie pollock is marrying her long time sweetheart matt tomorrow. you going to be a bridesmaid. >> not this time. i've done it enough. >> are you having a birthday? we want to know all about it. send it to us a picture and a little about yourself at morning show at wmar.com. all right. next up, we know it's purple friday, but we have gained a night adding charm to baltimore city. >> a new football team in time and it's going to be a hit. find out when the players are taking the field. ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- conscious way while saving you hundreds of dollars on your water-heating energy bill. the geospring water heater from ge with advanced hybrid technology. heating the water in your home any other way is just going to seem

and i'm lucy catherine of in for alona now wiki leaks is at it again we're talking torture executions war crimes these are just some of the allegations in the latest slew of documents released last weekend on the.

the young smart and ambitious lucy is slipping her time between a master's degree and working for a large international company for her the recent protests in paris are first and foremost a personal distraction i'm not driving because in paris you do introduce so. headquarter of my company yeah it's it's longer according to trade union officials in france over three million people took to the streets across the country but people like lucy know the numbers don't always reflect reality t.v. in france there is also like a committee is just to avoid school. like six years ago i made the same when i was in high school. i went to this race because i can avoid. the rowdy crowd certainly give off a celebratory vibe singing dancing and shouting but while they're spending day after day protesting a reform that is aimed to aid their country their very actions are doing serious damage it's basically this is one of the reforms that. restore the. system remove this incentive for working at older ages as well give a signal of the commitment of the government to. structural reforms that will raise the p

and on this day back in 1951, lucy and desi lit up the screen i love lewisy.ew edition to most american homes at the time. it had caught on pretty quickly. ground breaking shows like i love lucy certainly helped. it was one of tv's big sitcoms. there was lucy always up to something ridiculous. which her husband ricky had to set strait. neighbors fred and ethel were usually along for the ride. the show's appeal went far beyond comedy. they could relate to paying the rent, raising the kids and sometimes cooking dinner. still considered one of tv's all time classics. loofsy had some splaining to do 59 years ago today.

lucy as a matter of fact i'm glad you brought that up because according to what's been reported about this informant shahid hussein was serving in the the informant in the newburgh four case he's a pakistani immigrant and he emigrated to the states in the early one nine hundred ninety s. and he was caught cheating on driver's license exams for immigrants and according to what's been reported he faced a string of felonies followed by deportation and the f.b.i. allegedly offered him an alternative to staying out of prison and then and not being deported of going to work for them and because he fit the right profile according to what's been reported spoke the right language was from the right the right country and was able to get into these communities. and develop relationships and they hired them so we were yeah you're absolutely right in terms of the informants in their experience i want to switch gears a little bit and look at the justice system itself and sort of the lack of outrage by a lot of the institutions that exist here to protect the rights of innocent americans who are bein

it is not lana lawless but the silence coming from her sister, lucy "xena princess" lawless. i would go out on a limb saying lucy hate trans sex -- trans sexuals. >>> here is the thing -- >> what is the thing? >> i am ignorant about how muscle mass changes from surmg re. i know from my research that men have 50% more muscle mass than women. that's from the research i have done privately. and when they go through a sex change, i can't believe they lose all muscle mass. is that fair to the women born female? >> i don't like this story at all. my heart goes out to anyone who finds themselves in this predicament. on the other hand this will be a spectacle, nothing but a spectacle for the lpga. i think they have a little bit of a right to protect their brand. just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. just because white guys should rap doesn't mean they should rap. i mean, the lpga it is what they are. they say if this will bring weird attention because we are not about lesbians and transgenders and all that stuff. >> i don't know. my whole thing is it fair if you

because lucy really was the boss. >> that was the climate.power -- i had my own television series. i was the producer. lucille ball was the owner of the studio. so that gave us a male attribute kind of personality. that's over, thank god, because of women like you and diane sawyer and katie and all the great women that are now anchoring on television shows, young girls and young boys alike get to see that difference. it was a bad climate in those days. >> the other wonderful thing about reading your story, it's an american story, a story of a large lebanese immigrant family, the success story, but really the hard scrabble roots of that story. >> yeah. my dad really -- one of the reasons st. jude's children's research hospital was created is my father grew up in a poor immigrant family. the whole neighborhood were immigrants and none of them had any money. none of them ever went to the doctor. children died in his neighborhood of rodent bites and influenzas. my dad never went to a dentist. he had false teeth. it's an amazing story and when he

the jury found paul, mcgel and lucy guilty of killing. they said gar sea wanted them dead because they dating the same woman. a judge will hand down sentences later this year. >>> an unexpected shake up in california's race for u.s. senator. . >>> and a triple whammy of natural disasters leads a path of disaster over seas. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >> oakland officials say a quick rereaction saved a driver this morning from getting smashed by a tree. the driver hit the brakes just in time as the 30-foot tree fell over and slammed on to her car

lucie. two were taken to the hospital and the crash shut down part of the highway for hours. >> we have had our share of crashes on the roads. how are things looking today? >> we have another crash to tell you about. guess what, take a look at this. it looks like it just cleared. this is bw parkway at 49 a. it added to the delay from the beltway to powder mill on the bw parkway. 95 a better bet to head up to baltimore right now. on 66, let's take a live shot and see how things are looking. right now looks like it is moving, below speed from 495 to route 50. no accidents, just volume. but a heads up for you. 66 westbound the dulles connector road supposed to be shut down for work for the metro road project. it has been cancelled but happening tomorrow and monday night and follow the detour yen you should be in good shape. back to you. >>> a relic from one of the most watched moments in history. the suit that o.j. simpson was acquitted of murder is on display in our area. >>> a spectacular eve

>> reporter: it sounds like an episode of i loh lucy where lucy ricardo decides that she wants to visit her daughter at the betty ford rehab center. >> what's his plan there? do people know about this? >> we'll see you guys on tmz at 6:30. >>> recognize this guy? usually you see and hear actor jeff daniels on the big screen in movies like speed and gettysburg, but tonight he's performing at wolf trap and then tomorrow at ram's head on stage in annapolis. daniels has been a singer songwriter for 30 years. on fox 5 morning news he talked about his music as a hobby and some of the more unusual records in his collection. you can go to www.myfoxdc.com. click on mornings to see his entire interview. talented guy. >>> let's check in with brian bolter and find out what's coming up next on the news edge at 6:00. >> a lawsuit filed as allegations of racism surface in the d.c. fire department. >>> plus a man dies after a brutal beating outside a nightclub. tonight we're hearing from the victim's family and five people are charged in connection with that death. >>> caught on camera, a prison escape

>> they pulled lucy and the sky with diamonds. it was quite confusing.ere a lot of songs that were pulled at the time. i decided to call my backup band the fcc. i will not sit -- i will not sit on your show. i decided to make them a crossword. i think it is a little hypocritical. we have a lot of great open media in europe that are not paying so close attention to those things, yet we are. tavis: when the sec polls your project off the air as an artist that does what to or for your gift? >> i'm not sure. at that time there was a lot of -- it may have also been clear channel. we also have a lot of self- regulators. instead of having someone else sensor us so we can blame them. tavis: i am asking that because i would think if one were going to itself censored it would come after being yanked by the fcc. the other option is it makes you even more aggressive. >> the record itself did well in terms of it being our best- selling record. tavis: the controversy did not hurt though. >> i don't know, a lot of bands were hurt. we do what we do and let them do what

. >> reporter: delaney wiggins and her say lucy say mom and dad better have a reason. >> that's my privacy, i know you're my parent, but you have to give me some space. >> we do everything we can to eliminate drugs in any environment. >> reporter: for the drug trainer and mike kimble a drug czar and one time addict it's life's work. for the dog, its reward is much simpler. john hendron, abc news, catonsville, maryland. >>> the ravens managed to shake off a pesky buffalo bills team en route to a win at home today. they trafld by as much as 24 -- trailed by as much as 24 but took control of the game. they put the game into overtime but a field goal following a buffalo turnover sealed the ravens' victory. much more on the game on abc 2 news at 11. >>> your grocery bill, the price at the pump, you're paying more all over the place. but now you may be able to save a couple of bucks on your electric bill. we'll explain how. >>> plus, the countdown to election day is on and democrats are campaigning furiously to the five preduckses of a republican land slide. >>> saturday we forecast 68 degrees,

lucy is. lucy is 9 years old today.he and her family from fairfax county virginia so they moved to baltimore and will stay here. she loves the third grade and panda bears and loves whales. and also sannual hubbard turns 17 today and is a senior at old mill high school. >> we love hearing about you and when it's your birthday so we can say happy birthday live on the air. send the info a picture of whoever it is celebrating a birthday and details about them. i love that they love pandas and whale. send that along at morning shows wmar.com so we can say happy birthday. >> and the harford county foster parent association will be hosting a new england style bull roast saturday october 9th at 6:30 at the armory. along with traditional bull roast you can eat muscles and new england clam chowder and in fact they will fly you in maine lobster that day. how about that in. >> delicious. >> proceed go to the action being a fists for hoe cal children in foster care and all you have to do is go to lobster bull roast at verizon.net. >

it was lucy that kept moving the ball away. >>> on the broadcast tonight, hitting home.millions of americans struggle to keep their homes, three huge lendersuddenly stop foreclosures.

i would never have made the standard of anybody asking me to do "blue chia -- luci." >> the italians dubbed her "la stupenda." the main stock. her repertoire was immense. she could sing 54 leading roles by composers as various as handle, puccini, and verdi. she was modest and likable. the very opposite of a spoiled prima donna. >> she was more a comedian because she has a wonderful sense of humor, always laughing at everything. it was all a laugh and a giggle. life was fun. >> her final public performance came 15 weeks from her death. [singing] >> joan sutherland dead at 83. the russian military is using an inventive way to deceive an enemy and save money at the same time -- in flexible weapons. they look like real ones but are easy to transport and deploy come from tanks to entire radar stations. all can be blown up in a constructive kind of way. >> the russian army has always been proud of its hardware, but modern warfare is not just about firepower. it is about fooling the enemy. that is why the russians have developed this strategic weapon. not only is it easy to assemble and qui

against being lucy spurs taken over to birmingham host blackpool their bottom side west play newcastle wigan are against bolton and high flying west brom could even climb above manchester united with victory over full and united are away at stoke tomorrow and will have wayne rooney in this side after he completed an incredible u. turn and agreed to stay at the club earlier in the week he said he wanted to leave because he was concerned about the strength of the squad in the future three days later he agreed to sign a new five year contract rooney saying united manager sir alex ferguson was a genius claiming it was the scots belief and support that had convinced him to stay. and obviously it's been a controversy over. i will go over the timing of the. deal it's funny songs and hopefully you know move on and get buckets and get back playing them it's been a difficult you know for me you know i'm sure for the corporate world. you know i thought it was you know for me. you know get my point across and we finally come to an agreement which i think is best for the two. now in tennis there wi

. >> i'm lucy, i had thursday 3 1/2 months ago and i lost 66 pounds. >> hi, i'm cindy. i lost 158 pounds in 11 months. >> reporter: these women are some recent success stories in the never-ending battle against obesity. they're winning that fight not through diet or exercise or even pills but with an extreme surgery called vertical sleeve gastrectomy. >> this is the part of the stomach. >> reporter: where, in less than an hour, 85% of the stomach is removed permanently. some believe these drastic operations are the only real cure to obesity. >> pulling a rabbit out of the hat. >> reporter: that was the bulk of holly's stomach, who we first met the day before her operation. >> it's way overdue. i've been fighting with weight since i was 6 years old. i've been on every diet. you name it, i've done it. and i may lose weight here and there but then it winds up creeping back on. >> reporter: more than 200 pounds overweight, this 38-year-old nurse doesn't have many choices left. >> i don't have a whole lot of medical issues yet. but genetically, it's going to happen sooner, y

monitored by the magnetic hydrodynamic center it spawned out of the poly technical institute not far from lucy. massive production facilities. they play near the installations that help maximize the quality of the alloys produced in smelting using magnets. with the should what's the mood of the year tony twenty one has announced they want a minimum of fifty percent of their production to be aluminum and these are very ambitious plans but they are being implemented for that the company needs to introduce new melting and casting equipment including new foundry machines magnetic hydrodynamic mixers and other installations. the designers of dissent well aware of devalued their ideas their blueprints and products are in demand not just down the road if he sells facility but on the international market as well they've concluded to deal with the european division of the top aluminum production equipment company altaic to distribute m.h.d. making hardware to clients outside russia meanwhile the main task is to make sure the next great idea in the field is there. there is one of our installations this

shares an air flight have enjoyed a strong run up to finance minister lucy couldn't say the government should sell a minority stake in the airline but on a quick reanimate from what i'll see of things it's unlikely the government will be willing to lose control of the flagship to the private sector. but then. so. it's also. what you approaching they're all showboat build a national champions in different industries so it will stage that last year to create is it. on an airline industry and go to. so i don't see a reason to change. and they're in private company. look at how the markets are doing now asian stock markets are mixed up to china's surprise interest rate hike raised fears that chinese growth will slow way down on the global economic recovery the nikkei is losing one point seven percent this hour and hong kong and hong kong's hang seng is down point eight percent european shares are flat south to gains for drugmakers offset falling banks number nordisk gained six point three percent up to u.s. health regulators declining to approve a diabetes drug problem other than pharmaceu

lucy greatly whom the world the legacy he lived was the tension he said we will punish terrorists he was not real to me he was referring to those who disagree with america's imperialist stick policy that at least. you can catch the full interview with who chavez in the next hour here on r t twenty fourteen just got even busier for the russian resort city of sochi i don't know will host the winter olympics that year but now the city has also been given the green light to hold russia's first formula one race artie's dennis polaski is in pole position for us where the new track is going to be built. promoted to carlo to malaysia formula one is one of the world's most popular racing competitions and know it's coming to russia. bernie ecclestone the president and c.e.o. of formula one management the right in person to meet with prime minister putin and to secure a six year long deal it clearly wasn't a race against time to get more than three decades of talks first with soviet and now with the russian leaders to find a suitable venue he must go and sing petersburg dropped out but the city

>> reporter: when lucy gallego, a 72-year-old with a hip replacement, wanted to jump out of a plane,ook her. when this 86-year-old alzheimer's patient dreamed of getting back in the saddle, jeremy brought a horse to the nursing home parking lot. some of the wishes are heart wrenching. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: some, humbling. >> i always come back to one wish. for a man that wanted two rugs. he had diabetes. he would wake up in the morning, his feet were really cold, he had tile floor. the sheer joy on this man's face was absolutely remarkable. >> reporter: but it was the joy on jeremy's face that stood out on a recent morning outside london, where he had come to fill a wish and a hole in tony canino's heart. more than 60 years ago, when tony was a soldier, stationed here, he fell in love with a girl named joyce, but then the orders came. he was shipping out. he couldn't find her in time to say good-bye. he moved home, they both moved on. but he never forgot. >> the love i had for this girl, i pray that every person falling in love could have just a minute part of that. >>

. >>> reporter: ron sibley is one of the lucy ones. he just bought a home in the oakland hills and hits interest on the 30-year mortgage just under 4.4%. >> i don't think my parents had a rate this low. >> it's a tremendous opportunity now. >> reporter: this certified mortgage planning specialist points out it was just over two years ago that mortgage rates were around 6%. and that 2% drop makes a big difference. for example, the monthly payment on a $400,000 loan at 6% is about $2,400. that payment now, about $1,950. unfortunately, it's not having much of an effect on the housing market. sales are sluggish. but the slide has led to a surge in refinancing. just ask chris breck. >> thank you for calling, this is chris, how may i help you? >> reporter: he says the trick is qualifying for these dealings. >> these days collateral first is the property. the appraisal support the value of the price they are paying? their income, always look at income. i always have. and cash. where's the money coming from? >> successful borrowers will also n

in the morning of the twenty third of september the recordings proving it fidel a rail a deputy of lucy who tears who's behind all this was not alone the main initiator is a social democratic party it's members are detained for the time of the investigation was manuka strike in quito also a few days before the clashes on the thirtieth of september seven opposition members of the national assembly made a trip to the united states where in washington they met with the ultra right who as we know financed the opposition groups activity we do not have proof that they financed the events of september thirtieth but we can prove that they financed the opposition's activity interests of different people meet here the tough core of the corrupted police there are forty two thousand people working for the police and this group councilors than two hundred and ecuadorian political groups who knew that they will not win at the election and who want to defeat us using arms and also there are foreign groups who are constantly making efforts to destabilize work of progressive governments. what problems a