roads shutdown including madison, falls wayne, gillford, closed between madison and monument. use the jfx. the off rach to gillford will be -- ramp to gillford will be closed. no problems through the tunnels. as we look at 83, hunt valley, everything will be up to speeds no delays shawan down the beltway, over to you. >>> for the past week, you heard more about the looming fiscal cliff. what does this mean for me? >> coming up next, we will be joined by an economist to explain how the impact of the looming congressional standoff could affect your bottom line. >>> crews working to repair that broken water main in mount vernon. how much progress has been made and when the roads will be back open. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was th

traffic is getting by, madison street. make a left to gillford and take that downtown, you will want to expect delays as we look here, in mount vernon, notice repairs are going to be underway, this is 30 inches it's going pact traffic for a while. it's not a problem that's going to go right away. we are dealing with another water main break from yesterday, that's impacting traffic on north charles street, between north avenue and 21st street, calvert, 83, best routes to avoid the water main break delays. traveling on 695, traffic picking up in parkville, as you travel the outer loop, 95 up to 83, 12 minute ride, inner loop, nice and clear, down to 95, here is what the beltway looks like on the west side, liberty road, 13 minute ride on the outer loop, 795, down to 95, watchout for an accident in owings mills on owings mills at doll field road. everything up to speed, traveling through the fort mc henry, 8 minutes from the beltway to the toll plaza. >>> cia sex scandal grew larger on a flight to australia, leonpy net taanno

another at guilford and madison street.charles street and 21st street, continued watermen closures -- continued water main closures. 11 minutes in the outer loop west side on 795 down towards 95 on the south side. you can see the roads are wet. this is 95 at the fort mchenry. harbor tunnel traffic looks about the same. no delays at the area bridges. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> an investigation into serious allegations into a baltimore city police officer. >> the officer is accused of assaulting a woman while on duty. kim dacey has the latest on the investigation. >> officer elliott simon has been suspended without pay. police are not saying when the alleged contact took place. they just learned about it over the weekend. anthony batts described 39- year-old simon as a 13-year veteran. he was assigned to the northwest police district. police are not releasing his picture. they received a complaint against simon alleging he had assaulted a female. >> this agency is to keeping people accountable for -- >> this a

continued closures at madison street. charles street and 21st, watch for closures. 70 is building in volume in the eastbound direction as you approach the beltway. this is 95 at the tydings memorial bridge. not showing any delays in here. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. it is turkey time. ava marie in reisterstown. >> i learned the turkey call last year. have all your turkeys. these are for christmas and those are four things giving. >> they will be processed tomorrow. >> let's hear the turkey call. it is pretty infamous. do you hear that? tom turkey.a time turk >> you can order your own turkey for christmas or thanksgiving. we have the rain this morning. rain lasting through midday. very chilly in the next couple of days with highs in the 50's. >> ava marie and a few hundred of her favorite friends. >> 6:37. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. do think the allegations against elmo creator kevin clash will have a negative impact on the elmo character? you can share your res

madison is shut down from falls street. your best alternate routes are st. paul, calvert, or 83, if you are using the jfx, be aware the off ramp to gillford will be closed. as we check in and look outside, this is what 83 looks like, a look at the repairs underway now to fix the water main break. it's in mount vernon, avoid the neighborhood. this is a 30-inch break. it's going to take time to repair. linda so will continue to bring you live reports up and date you on the progress they are making. definitely going to be an issue for a while. something to keep in mind. as we look at 83, north of 695, everything is up to speed. no delays heading in downtown, as we look at drive times, the beltway, going to be in great shape. no delays from 95 up to 83. that stretch will take you 11 minutes. west side, normal conditions, lacking at an 11 minute ride from 759, to 95. >>> accusations of sexual misconduct by police commissioner, against an officer. the alleged incident happened during the weekend involving a 13ee police veteran and an 18 year old woman. sherrie joh

this shuts down madison street from falls way to calvert, gillford, madison to monument, use 83. the off ramp is closed. this is a mile away from last week's water main break. north charles remains shutdown, north avenue to 21st street. you are looking at 95, downtown, at 395, everything up to speed. no problems through the fort mc henry. this is liberty road, everything moving along. prepare for slick conditions. the rain falling down. it's going to be pretty slick out there. >>> taking a look at the top stories we are following for you today. he spent 13 years keeping your streets safe. that's no longer the case for a police officer. 39 year old elliot simon could face charges after being accused of sexual misconduct. police got a complaint of sexual relations between an 18 year old woman, and the officer who was on the clock. commissioner anthony bats is new and addressed the allegations and reiterated his commitment is to the people of baltimore. >> i have no tolerance for misconduct or officers that violate the public trust. >> he worked out of the north western district, a

madisons call made clear that the expectations of showing love of country required giving support. at a moment of national crisis, patriotism was needed. he sought to justify the complex for the population at large and motivate the country to support the war. the stakes were high. because although a majority in congress had voted in favor of declaring war, not one single member of the federalist party had voted in support of the war. northeastern federalist took a very skeptical view of the war, far more so than the southern and western members of the democratic republican party that madison was leading. ostensibly a conflict with britain over national sovereignty the american war of 1812 very quickly became instead a test or a condition, test of the strength and meaning of american patriotism. now we often tend to forget about the war of 1812. it's easy to lose track of it between the glory of the revolutionary independence movement and the really transformative carnage of the civil war, but the war of 1812 does enjoy a certain dubious distinction of its own, and that is that it w

i want to go to madison, wisconsin.ngs. this is an incredible crowd, and it's good to be back. the weather is cooperating. it sort of feels like chicago. nice and brisk. there are a couple other people i want to thank before we get started. your next senator from -- tammy baldwin is here. she's in the footsteps of two other outstanding senators, herb coal and russ fine gold who are here. your next congressman is here. and let's give it up for the mayor of madison, wisconsin, paul. >> i had a chance to visit new jersey, and every day i have been talking to mayors and governors and local officials and families, and we mourn those lives that have been lost. whenever a tragedy besets the american family and that is the american people come together and make a commitment that we will walk with these folks whose lives have been upended every step on the hard road ahead and the hard road to recovery. we'll carry on. no matter how bad the storm is, we will be there together. no matter how bad the storm is, we recover together.

and let's gives it up for the mayor of madison, wisconsin, paul soglin.ven in the miftsd of all this campaigning and electioneering and way too many tv commercials, all of us, including bruce, have been focused on one of the worst storms. of our lifetimes. >> local officials and families and we mourn those lives that have been lost. and whenever i talk to folks in the region, i tell them the same thing that i say whenever a tragedy besets the american family and that is, the american people come together and make a commitment that we will walk with these folks whose lives have been upended every step on the hard road ahead and the hard road to recovery. we'll carry on. no matter how bad the storm is, we will be there. together. [ applause ] no matter how bad the storm is, we recover together. we're all in this together. we rise or fall as one nation and as one people. and you know, madison, that spirit has guided this country along its improbable journey for more than two centuries. it's carried us through the trials and tribulations of the last four year

who would become madison secretary of state and with them become madison's successor as president? we have your in the room a bunch of people who were almost, who would be president or almost president so monroe completes the negotiations. they are not typical. the french really want to sell. sell. they have bigger problems with britain and they want the cash. >> host: louisiana they have decided -- >> guest: one way or another, it's too far away and he says amazingly it was for sidekick is in this reputation for genius of mixed ethical quality. a century from now it might be so powerful that no one in europe can stand up to it but a century now from now's not my problem. seven news -- they take the news of the purchase back in the news arrives in boston so boston is the federalist territory. austin is the opposition that would surely want to deprive jefferson of any such tyamck and the way they signaled their opposition to the purchases they set off a fireworks display in celebration. this was not a controversial thing in american politics. american politicians were enthusiastic a

we have an update for you, traffic is now getting by on madison street, make a left to get downtown,as the morning rush does start to pick up, you will want to expect delays, leave yourself extra time. 83 nice and clear as well as the west side of the beltway, liberty, watchout for an accident on owings mills, howard county, here is what 70 looks like, no delay as you head to 695, over to you. >>> live picture at 617, congress returns to session today, through the capital, talking about the fiscal cliff, what is looming after december 31st, all involves expiration of tax breaks and program cuts, and stuff you and i might not understands. the doctor with towson university is here to explain the political speak for those making budgets at home. >> thank you for joining us. when we get in to this, how much of this do the budget makers at home not understands about what congress is going to be dealing with. >> the fiscal cliff or some said a fiscal slope as many of the impacts won't be immediately felt is a three major parts, the cut back in spending, there is the expiration of the bush

the other member of the party was james madison, and you want to baseline jefferson is what would madison have done in jefferson's shoes? he was the likely alternative, and he was filtered and likely to be a modal candidate. in the case of 1800, okay, say if the dice rolled differently, maybe john adams gets the presidency, and -- >> host: [inaudible] >> guest: he should take a glance of the adams and too and see what he would have dope, but the important question is jefferson versus madison, what happened there, and so jefferson is incredibly evaluated, becomes -- the presidency -- the election for 1800 is exciting, and in some ways, the most exciting election in american history because jefferson -- >> host: god save us from such excitement. >> guest: the idea as burr as president of the united states, random things matter. if he's president of the united states, hard to imagine -- >> host: all bets are off. >> guest: yes. he doesn't. in large part, people realize he's not someone they want near the white house. jefferson becomes president. jefferson is -- the question is how much did i

there are closures at madison and guilford avenue. otherwise, falls road were shut down at 7:00 and that will remain until 3:00 on sunday. only local this is traffic can access falls road. 11 minutes in the outer loop north east side. volume is rather light. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is the j.f.x. at ruxton road. volume is moving well towards 28 straeet. more volume on 295 down towards 32. a nice start. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a pair of men will appear in court to enter for the murder of three young children. they're accused of killing their relatives back in 2004. there were convicted and sentenced to life during a second trial. that ruling was overturned. >> new clues involving a deadly home invasion in west baltimore. two brothers were killed and their mother was injured. jennifer franciotti is live with the latest on the investigation. >> police are looking for a group of men who broke into the home and shot a mother and her two sons multiple times. police are looking for three or four suspect i

now, madison street is now open. you can actually take it, make a left onto guilford avenue to get downtown, but you will want to expect delays. more break break repairs on north charles street. that's actually going to be shut down north avenue to 21st street. your best alternate routes are going to be calbert street and 83. and there are no delays right now on the jfx. if you are traveling the beltway, this is what it looks like on the west side. traffic starting to pick up. we are looking at a 14-minute ride right now on the outer loop from 795 down to 95 and congestion starting to build here in parkville at hartford road. inner loop nice and clear to 95, but that outer loop will be stop and go as you make your drive up towards providence road. charley, over to you. >>> a woman suffers severe burns in a house fire overnight. this has been breaking news for you all morning here on "good morning maryland." abc 2 news' sherree johnson is live outside bayview burn center with the very latest. sheree, what are you hear

the president's going to be in madison, going to be 40, 50,000 people there. it's a state that's been politically wash eed pretty har. i think it plays well for the president. the middle class narrative and the whole theme of the middle class plays well in wisconsin. >> do you think real quickly, if the romney ticket had featured rob portman they would have a better chance of taking ho how? >> the fact we're even having a conversation who would have been a better pick does not bode well for the romney camp. i want to go back to ohio for one thing quickly. in cuyahoga county, they are 12,000 votes short of this mark in 2008. the get out to vote effort has got to be overwhelming today. overwhelming tomorrow for the democrats to win in ohio because the early voting is not what it was in 2008. and they missed four weekends. this voter suppression thing is a real deal. that's only one county. it's also going to be interesting to watch if there's any votering problems in hamilton county versus cuyahoga. >> great to have you. and you can catch ed weeknights on his sh

what sort of turnout is there in madison, zoey?> well, i amp standing in front of one of the polling stations in the center of madison. the city in wisconsin. and we're expecting the polling station here to open in about an hour's time. they are expecting record turnout. that's because this state has just gotten so much attention from the two campaigners. they have had star power and katy perry and bruce springsteen campaigning for president obama but also because mitt romney's running mate, paul ryan, is from wisconsin and was born here and grew up here and he has been doing a lot of campaigning here. but also the two campaigners are saying they have never been more organized in getting the vote out than here in wisconsin. >> abc lootly vital. and what's interesting about that is we know the obama campaign has a really sophisticated expert way of doing things. so it's the techniques they honed back in 2008. i know as the romney camp would say, they have the enthusiasm and want to encourage people to vote. i guess we can't overemph

madison street is now open. ku actually use that to turn left onto guilford avenue and take that downtown, but as the morning rush does start to pick up, you will want to expect congestion. use 83 or calvert street instead. here's what it looked like last night on madison street. actually, you can see the water running at the moment. that is no longer the case. they've made major progress in the area. but it's still going to impact traffic for quite some time. and you are aware of last week's water main break about a mile away from the scene, north charles street. that's still a mess. it's the main shut down between main avenue and 21st street. your alternate routes to avoid the water main break delays are going to be calvert street and 83. if you are traveling on 83 right now, this morning, here's what it looks like just north of 695. no delays whatsoever. normal conditions, just 11 minutes right now to travel southbound from the beltway all the way to fayette street. and this is what 695 looks like over on the

watch for continued closures around madison and guilford and charles harbour towards 21st. only local traffic getting through toward lafayette. delays falling into place on the west side. liberty down toward edmonton. harford road coming internet and backups from hartford over toward dealing the valley. dos delays will stretch back to 79/. that is the latest -- to 795. >> the clouds are still with us. the disturbance has moved up. most of it on the eastern shore, south of centreville. cambridge and blocked in a ritzes.spli hear on tv here, the carters 38 degrees. let us take a look at where temperatures have been and where they are going. temperatures were in the 60's a couple days ago. we are born to be just below that mark as we head toward thanksgiving. our temperatures this morning, 38 on t.v. hill, 34 annapolis. 34 sells vealisbury. the futurecast shows this shower activity. not very significant a all. the key is that the clouds and in virginia. this is moving to the northeast. high pressure off to our west will dominate this front. no rain, it will wash out. weather i

police are investigating near h and madison near the white house.brianne carter headed to the scene. we will update you later on with the latest details. back to you. >> thank you. seven on your side with a potentially new use for home pregnancy tests. the american cancer society says those tests could detect some types of testicular cancer in men. experts said the tests can detect a hormone produced by the cells of a woman's placenta during pregnancy. the hormone is also excluded by some but not all testicular cancers. >> 6:41. let us check in with the jacqui jeras. >> a little cool, but so pretty. a great start. finally, getting to see some sunshine. >> making a comeback. >> it looks like it will stick around. a great looking weekend forecast. more on that with doug hill. good morning how the friday. >> happy friday. temperature-wise come a chilly start with clear skies. lots of 30's on the mark. but we will climb into the upper 50's. a live look at one of our live cameras in fairfax. 38 degrees. it is wind be a nice day. here is our friday foreca

you need to avoid madison street by gilford avenue. it is affected from madison to monument. you need to use 83, calvert, or monument street instead. this is only a mile away from last week's water break. north charles is shut down from north to 21st. now lambeau street will be closed at charles street. your best alternate routes are calvert and the jfx. i will track your commute tomorrow on good morning maryland beginning at 4:30. >>> caught on video. retired state trooper is being hailed as a hero tonight. apparently a thief talked into the dairy and deli and commanded money. the trooper was in the store during the robbery. he jumped on the robber and wrestled the gun away. >> the trooper is a hero. that's what i'm trying to say. i told a lot of people. he is the guy who saved my wife's life and everybody's life. >> the trooper's quick thinking kept everyone safe. the robber got away with some cash. he escaped in a white or silver ford floorer. anyone with information on the identity should call the cecil county sheriff. >>> tonight, the man behind the puppet elmo is taking

this is at the corner of madison and "h" street northwest.e're right at the corner of the park. right over there, joe, if you can spin around here, that's the pillars to the east entrance of the white house here. we're very close to the white house. now, it began with a robbery attempt at 18th and jefferson. the victim of that robbery then pursued the suspects. shots were fired during that pursuit, and it all ended up here at madison and "h" streets. you can see they have the street blocked off. one of the cars that was involved, the victim's car, is here on the scene. there is a lookout for the suspects involved in here in this incident. police are looking for four men. they are armed and considered to be dangerous. they're in a white or silver lincoln with d.c. tags ec0424. they are armed, considered to be dangerous. if you see this car, you're not supposed to approach. police are just asking that you call 911 and tell them the whereabouts of this vehicle. again, still an active scene here at madison place near the white house. we'll, of co

this ad is aimed at unseating supervisor christina olongy, the star ivory madison, the sheriff's next door neighbor. >> my name is i'veary madison. >> reporter: she was the 1 his wife was involved in. >> i didn't want to get involved but now i have to. >> she is speaking out in some ad against her own district 5 supervisor christina elongy, up for eelection. >> n woman has been through the ringer and the courage for her to call and say that i must break my silence -- >> san francisco women for accountability produced the spot because it says she was out of line in voting to allow a convicted domestic violence offender to led the sheriff's department. >> i don't think she was politically motivated, she was the neighbor trying to do the right thing, any of us what would you do, this is the question, what would you have done. >> 4 voted to let him keep his job but all or running unopposed except for her. her camp has fired back saying political attack ads are not the way to deal with that. it is silencing them in a way that is dangerous and insensitive. she said the people against her bi

madison, wisconsin, republican mayor. and mayor to you thank you. big crowd for president.hat does not mean that they turn to a win in wisconsin, but, how do you think that state looks right now. >> the state looks good for president. we had a good strong come back in terms of the economy because of the president's policies in last few years. neil: your republican governor takes credit for that but anyway. >> you want to get into that we can debate on what governor walker has done to undermine employment here in wisconsin. neil: but you think that president will be the beneficiary. >> the president is beneficiary from work he has done, and what we've done with the local economy, what we've done, we will turn out vote in ed that -- in madison, and dane county and mill walk that's shoulmilwaukeee president's win in wisconsin, we work together in terms of building a work force, and that is despite what governor walker did. neil: all right, switching gears to newark, ohio. and mayor, bruce springsteen with president, and jay-z with president on celebrity card, mitt romney does

coming for you, spencer. ♪ the scene, madison square garden. she's there to interview two tennis legends. andre agassi and jim courier, oh, and to play a friendly mixed doubles match. >> madison square garden, playing andre agassi. a little pressure. i'm not afraid of him. >> a dream come true. or so she thinks. >> this is a big time moment. don't let me down. >> oh, gosh, all right. >> what she doesn't know, they're going to melt down. >> andre a good shot? >> andre's a good shot. >> about to crank it up big time. >> what was that? >> when you see andre agassi go like this at you, you run! and you won't believe what happens next. >> you missed that? >> i did. >> yeah, you missed it. >> no! >> what are you doing? >> i don't know. >> do you choke like this on -- >> no, i don't choke on tv. >> except for apparently there. >> we got you good. tomorrow, you can see it, and i think i spoke for many when i say we can't wait. >> you'll see how it all played out. >> i just want to say thankfully for the bleep button. >> mom, ear muffs. >>> hey, let's m

>>de quien es el disco compacto que grabo romeo en madison square garden de nueva york que contó con. >>en el dvd podran ver lo que sucedio tras bastidores, como este momento, donde ensaya en un baño >>la acustica es muy buena. >>y después de dos décadas romeo junto a antony santos y vargas >>tenian veinte años sin hablarse por una rivalidad musical y personal >>el madison square garden es un lugar donde muchos sueñan prsentarse, te paso por la mente estar aquí >>me visualicé en el madison pero presenciando el show de otro artista la primera vez fue en 2007 con aventura, fue tan emocionante para nosotros. >>y lo que muchos no van a creer es que es imposible que aventura regrese >>eso no va a ocurrir, no es prudente para mi poner pausa a mi carrera porque está en desarrollo, pero eso no significa que está descaratado >>y en buen momento esta también henry santos el único concursante de mira quien baila no ha sido amenazado >>para mí él ya gano, es el mejor ahí >>y le pregunte por los problemas legales por sergio george y prince royce >>me simpatizo bastante por este chico, por el bien

the first one happened on madison avenue. madison avenue between fallsway and calvert and guilford remain closed, as well as the guilford off ramp from jfx. on philadelphia road, and affected -- it affected water service. this is five days after a 50- inch line burst on charles and 20th street. you may have seen some sleet mixing in that rain. pretty amazing. the showers moving and the forecast for today, we are expecting the showers to end. the sunshine breaking al. many of you will have seen those showers. temperatures sure our chili. this pattern is going to end in to the next couple of days. i will talk about that when we come back in the forecast. >> lots of people are unhappy with the elections, and so i'm happy some states have filed petitions to secede from the u.s. the petitions cite the declaration of independence as permission for the people to institute a new business -- a new government. the to doesn't fall presidential election in the rearview mirror, some people -- the 2012 presidential election in the rearview

would you say would you like a madison liberal in the u.s. senate? >> there's a newspaper, the green bay president gazette, it has endorsed gov. romney, republican. and it has endorsed tammy baldwin, a very liberal democrat and passed over governor thompson. >> that's a surprise. tommy thompson has won five straight races in the state. he helped invent welfare reform and helped invent school choice. he knows more about healthcare than almost any elected official in the country. and i campaigned with him two weeks ago. my instinct is he's going to win by probably a slightly bigger margin than romney is going to carry the state. >> missouri, senator mccassel and congressman aitkin. >> i've been campaigning out there, and i really like todd aitkin. i think he was given a bum wrap by the national establishment. she is a very obama-like voter in the state which voted 71% against obamacare and she voted for obamacare six weeks later. romney will carry the state probably by eight to twelve points. i think aitkin is going to win by probably three points. >>

so then madison, an alternative, comes to jefferson -- >> host: the secretary of state. >> guest: that's right his closest friend, in the room for negotiation. jefferson can't do this anymore. you have to agree. it's a big opportunity to look your strict view of the federal government. and he agrees and backs out. jefferson has a great deal of skill. he chose monroe, the right person. he gets it through the senate successfully. he displays skill and flexibility. >> host: think about flexibility because he is unwilling to override -- >> guest: this is a big opportunity to let the constructionist view of the government stop us from getting it. we have to get this land, and they do. siskel and flexibility are things on a whole that we would like for the president but you shouldn't be surprised someone with jefferson's record has stolen the flexibility to read think of all the things he did if he didn't have those two things. the process and that long record would have seen it and would have blocked him from getting power. the question is again being a low impact leader isn't about the lead

human rights activist and host of the joe madison show every weekday six to ten am on sirius channel one twenty three joe it's great to have a veteran if it's going to be you know what do you make of what paul ryan said or you said it it's code everyone understands what he means but what he failed to realize and let's be honest. the romney ryan ticket never reached out to the black community in any significant way look i've been doing black talk radio and general talk radio for over thirty years we didn't even get a single news release from from them whereas the obama campaign and the obama administration they have been very good at explaining their policies indicating why these policies are good for example. they took a great deal of care to explain obamacare to the african-american community what does it mean you know african-american women for example are very concerned because there are a lot a single black women what does it mean for their children in getting health care what does it mean in terms of their jobs look at him signing the lead better act african-american women were

james madison b. abraham lincoln c. woodrow wilson the answer: a.812 which at the time was called the "second war of independence". >> another storm system common to the northeast. >> we're going into the upper 40's the low 50s today. tonight we drop down to the 40's because cloud cover blankets the area. with that the warmth down south. temperatures tomorrow back down to the 30's. temperature readings on sunday gun up to the upper '40's again. this is a month of allied weather swings. look what happens next week. a deep trough developed out west. unusually warm weather next weekend. the cold comes right in behind it. here's our forecast. it looks like election day will be partly sunny. @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@÷@r@r

that wasn't an option for me, madison. i bet it wasn't an option for a lot of students that are here today. that's why i want to cut the growth of tuition in half by the next ten years. creating new math and science teachers so we don't fall behind the rest of the world. that's what changes. that's what we're fighting for in this election. change comes when we live up to this country's legacy of innovation. i could not be prouder than i bet on american workers and the american auto industry, but what makes me really proud is we're not just building cars again. we're building better cars. dharz by the middle of the next decade will go twice as far on a gallon of gas that will save you money, help our national security, help our environment and that kind of inc. night isn't restricted to the auto industry. we've got thousands of workers building long-lasting batteries, wind turbines all across the country, and i don't want to subsidyize oil company profits. i want to support the energy jobs of tomorrow. the new technologies

madison, wisconsin this morning, bright and crisp and obama crowd filling the streets about 18,000 of them. sort of fired up. sort of ready to go. >> i don't know. it's pretty early to be fired up. >> reporter: bruce springsteen came and sang. ♪ no retreat >> reporter: and this time around for obama and his crowd the gritty courage, mournful determination in his song rings truer, perhaps. >> incredible crowd and it's good to be back. >> reporter: he has changed so much. he's in the fight of his life and he knows it and his hoarse voice told the tale. >> we have come too far to turn back now. come too far to let our hearts grow faint. now is the time to keep pushing forward. >> reporter: looblging at barack obama today on the last day of his last campaign, it is impossible not to think back. to what seemed a hinge of history. >> the change we need doesn't come from washington, change comes to washington. >> reporter: the crowds were bigger, more raptured, more hopeful. for so many people it was magic. but it couldn't happen again. that's not how life works. this is real. this is politi

let's give it up for the mayor of madison, wisconsin.week, even in the midst of all this campaigning and electioneering and way too many tv commercials, all of us including bruce have been focused on one of the worst storms of our lifetimes. and i had a chance to visit new jersey and every day i've been talking to mayors and governors and local officials and families, and we mourned those lives that have been lost. and, whenever i talk to folks in the region i tell them, the same thing that i say whenever a tragedy bee sets the american family and that is, the american people come together and make a commitment that we will walk with these folks whose lives have been upended every step on the hard road and the hard road to recovery. we'll carry on, no matter how bad the storm is we will be there together. [cheering] no matter how bad the storm is we will recover together. we're all in this together. we rise or fall as one nation and as one people. you know madison, that spirit has guided this country along its improbable journey for two

that ad was recorded by avery madison. you may recall madison first told the police about the new years eve fight between sheriff mirkarimi and his wife. in the ad madison says she thought that reporting mirkarimi would help protect women. but says the system did not work. madison is urging voters to oppose aolague because olague voted to give mirkarimi his job back. >>> it may be six weeks to get information on a bone fragment that may help in the missing case of a girl. makayla went missing back in 1988. a three inch bone believed to have belonged to her was found in a well. that fragment was sent to a lab in arizona to be tested prop but officials say there was some kind of holdup. on november 19th a memorial is planned at the market where makayla was kidnapped 24 years ago. >>> new this morning forecasters are now predicting another storm will pound the east coast next week. the nor'easter could hit right around election day while it won't be as powerful as sandy it could dump snow in new england and new york and bring

water rushed down madison street beneath the jones falls expressway. crews scramble to get to the valves to get the water turned off. it was quite a mess. >> baltimore is going to be underneath the water. they need to get to the problem and deal with it. >> it seems like these water main breaks will continue until the city is able to replace its aging bikes. -- its aging pipes. >> i wish to could do something about fixing the age-old infrastructure. we have talked about that many times. baltimore city has a very old infrastructure and this is just an indication that age is finally catching up. >> meanwhile, once again you can see progress is being made fast today for this 30-inch main. they will pump the water out and once they get down there, it is not very deep, 6-8 below the surface of the road. then they can determine how long it will take to get that pipe out and repair the damaged pipe. meanwhile, while this is going on, crews got a call about another main break, this one in rosedale. that is where gary sims is come alive. >> we checked in just a

thess piies are old.kocher says they're meant toolast 75 today's break on madison was 30 inches.another breek on phhladelphia road in esssx was 16 inches.last 60 inchee.(they're still prying to fix that.)koohee saas they've secured $300 million dollarr-- mainly rom yoor and my water bills.it starts ith doing 20 mileesof pipes y next year.working up to 150 miles oo the ccty pipelinn in the nexx five yeaas. kurt kocher, baltimore dept. of publii works: "if we don't situation like this where a - you're gonna have older mains getting older and not beinn kept uu with ii terms of the replacement ttmeethat's required of them by industry kocher tells me they consissently work on an average of hree atee main breaks per day.they've recieved ásome stimulus money, but he says it wasn'ttnearry enough to be as proactive as thee want tt be.unntl then, they'll be reacting to breaks like here on madison just likk phe ooes before.live on &pmadison street downtown, paul gessler, fox45 news late edition. baltimore county pooicc say a fight in dundalk on sunnay involvee motorcycle g. ganns.it happened about

part of east madison street neaa guilford tte lattst massiie water main bbeak.here's a look at the seeeen cairns reports, it haapen innthe piddle of a busy mmnnay morning coomute, affecting people heading downtown. 3 (voice only)"this issmt vernon" the pavement on east madison street errpts like a volcano... the water pressure spews everything froo pebblls o pavement... (1st man)man for real....if you ask laugh"theebusted pipeeis 17 feet below the streets &surface jacket)"itt just the pipes are so old" and the water gushes from every crevice.. (voice: falls.."water pours over the center... trapping some et - cars... whileeothers... escape. (james scott))the watee was about right heree.." tte wheels onn james scott's car... were itt i do want to hug it!..im g proud of her she made it with the waterrrising... - crrws measure the depth... (publli works )"were working to shut down aa20 nch main to take some pressure off of thhs" (cairrs)"even this blockkof tte allsway is undeewaa even the sidewalk.. there are more then 38 hundred miles of water more then 50 yrs old. " an ts outside show...

traffic is getting by madison, take that to gillford.sh 95 northbound, route 295, another accident route 295 northbound at the beltway. another accident on 695. live look in parkville, crashes on the outer loop, causing a lot of congestion. ♪ it's thanksgiving >>> move over rebecca black. that's 12-year-old nicole westbrook. and that is a turkey leg in her hand. people have put all kinds of hate on this music video. it's vying for worst music video ever. but nicole will take on all of her critics in a couple of minutes. >> she is expressing herself. >> she is, in one manner. >> i think they would have a superlative next year. >>> and inside the double-life of a popular gym employee who was making extra cash, taking extra cash, robbing banks. >>> and look. lara, you're a good tennis player. >> thank you. >> that made it much harder to pull the prank of a lifetime on you. >> i had the best time. >> it was great. she thought she was going to meet andre agassi, jim courier and play some tennis. that's what she thought. >> i'm still smiling.

the madison is named for james madisomadison, the fourth president of the u.s.f the constitution has also hosted some presidents. george bush stayed there when he was in transition to the white house, so, you know, it's got lots and lots of history going on there. it's also a prime position in d.c. only five blocks from the white house. jfk attended the opening in 1963. it costs about $179 a night. >> let's go west coast now. san francisco. what president has stayed at the fairmont hotel there? >> the first fairmont was opened in 1906 and it's on knob hill so it's a prime, prime position. it's actually where the u.n. was drafted in 1945. lots of history there, too. while you're in san francisco, make sure you take a tram, go across to alcatraz. >> what's the price point? >> that's $279 a night. >> and let's go to the houstonian in houston. i'm sure that's the bush's favorite. >> you might see george bush in the restaurant or barbara bush in the spa. there's also an enormous activity center. they've got a rock climbing wall, lots of personal trainers. it's a real

madison between faldway to clavert -- calvert remain closed. dpw crews are dealing with a 16 inch pipe break in rosedale. that happen on philadelphia wrote. affected water service by -- at hospital nearby. officials say they hope to have overnight.epaired this comes five days after a 60 inch line adopted on north charles and 20th street. >> maryland state police say to people are dead and three others hurt after a tractor trailer overturned on to a pickup truck in liberty town. a tractor trailer was traveling north on route 75 around 2:00 this afternoon when it rounded a sharp curve. the truck overturned as plant into a pickup truck traveling south. two people in the pickup truck were pronounced dead at the scene. three others were taken to area hospitals. the accident is under investigation. officials in anne arundel county i try to figure out what sparked a fire in severn. in the 300 block of wild willow way. the three people inside the home were able to escape without injuries. >> a major national convention has returned to baltimore. yester