howard marshall. anna nicole raged a bitter battle against marshall's son, pierce, who ultimately died. seems like everybody involved in this is dead. but could she have been capable of plotting his murder. why is this coming out now, don clark? the fbi investigated smith back in 2000, 2001, apparently this is being released under the freedom of information act. how does that work? >> well, you know, the fbi has a certain time limit that it can keep documents on the shelf there before it is authorized to give it out. but with the freedom of information act, people put them in every day, and i would bet anything, i haven't seen the document, a lot of the information there was redacted. but certainly it was enough there for them to make a story out of it. and for us to be talking about it. but i tell you another thing, too, jane, is that if they spent the time that they did investigating this case, then i'm convinced that anna nicole had no plot to do anything to pierce marshall. >> and given that they

howard marshall. when he died, his son stood between anna and $500 million fortune. the two viciously battled for those big bucks in court. anna nicole vehemently defended her love for her 89-year-old hubby. >> i want to tell my husband, j. howard marshall, that i love him very much and i wish he was here and i miss you. >> would anna nicole smith be willing to kill for $500 million? that is the question tonight. fbi documents reportedly show mysterious and bizarre items, what a shock. a revolver, a huge knife and black and orange dr. seuss cat in the hat style cap. hm. they were taken from the model's home as part of the fbi investigation. "the new york post" reports the u.s. attorney's office says the case was finally dropped. there was insufficient evidence to prove anna nicole was behind a murder for hire plot to kill pierce marshall. both anna nicole and e. pierce marshall have since died but the war for that $500 million fortune, it rages on. it could make this little child, anna's daughter, dan

step up and fling it to marshall. and that ball batted around.nd shawn springs is certain that new england had it. the officials is marking to for denver at 31. a catch for denver it is. goes for 11 yards. phil: brandon marshall coming down the field, hooking up inside. and he knows it's a catch because mcgowan doesn't really get up and argue the point. jim: now, orton over to scheffler and two good pass plays to start the overtime. this is good for seven. phil: little different scenario right here. the new england patriots had success at the end of the game because they knew there had second chances. they came up and they started blitzing and started playing very tight. here in overtime since the broncos are backed up, they backed off and kyle orton hits the first two passes. jim: second down and 3. orton back over to eddie royal for another first down. three plays, three completions and a couple of firsts. phil: well, there's a blitz, cover the throw, outside and low. very accurately and very safe. there's a blitzer coming free. good thing they

howard marshall. when he died, his son stood between anna and a half a billion dollar fortune. the two viciously battled for those big bucks in court. anna nicole vehemently defended her love for her 89-year-old hubby. >> i want to tell my husband, jay howard marshall, that i love him very much and i wish he was here and i miss you. >> would anna nicole smith be willing to kill for $500 million? that is the question tonight. fbi documents reportedly show mysterious and bizarre items, what a shock. a revolver, a huge knife and black and orange dr. seuss cat in the hat style cap. hm. they were taken from the model's home as part of the fbi investigation. "the new york post" reports the u.s. attorney's office says the case was finally dropped. there was insufficient evidence to prove anna nicole was behind a murder for hire plot to kill pierce marshall. both anna nicole and e. pierce marshall have since died but the war for that half a billion dollar fortune, it rages on. it could make this little child,

marshal will do all the rest. broncos led 17-10. josh mcdaniel, man, i'm fired up. cowboys still had a chance to tie. intended for sam. broncos defeated cowboys 17-10. dallas is 2-2. i think that's the redskins record. giants on the road, eli manning suffers a bruised heel without anyone touching. that's very interesting. stayed in the game. when he did, in the flat to the rookie. makes a nice move. heads down the sideline. right about the five puts on the brakes and touchback. 54-yard touchdown. manning would leave the game but the giants defeat the chiefs 27-16. on to the ravens. they trail. ravens took a 7-3 lead. fourth quarter, rairkens down -- ravens down 24 listen 14. a nice hit from brandon merry weather but hold 30 seconds left. ravens down. patriots hang on to defeat the ravens 27-21. baltimore falls to 3-1. when we return, a good ending for one jim zorn. is this guy in desperate need of a hug? he reminds you of the old tape trying to find somebody who will embrace coach z. give this man some love please. some final words fro the redskins head coach. is th

temperature at bwi marshall gone down a couple of degrees, 62 degrees. 43% humidity. wind from the west at 12, pressure 29.86. tides tomorrow at fort mchenry there. breezy but not as windy as today. sun coming up at 7:09. will set at 6:38. we've hit our two-degree guarantee two days in a row now. our temperatures around the region now 58 york. 62 downtown. 69 pax river. eastern shore 64. in easton and dover and ocean city 64. our satellite early this morning, the frontal system was poised to the west of us. we had a few light scattered showers and then came blowing through the region. that's what it left behind, blowing. i mean it's been very windy out there. a few light clouds up to the north but as we go through the overnight period they will be disappearing. area of high pressure in the ohio valley will dominate our weather for the next couple of days. nothing showing up on maryland's most powerful doppler radar. will stay that way, the way things look now until saturday. temperaturewise now in monkton 56. 58 kingsville. glenwood 55. emmitsburg 56. havre de grace 6

the pass underthrown but brandon marshall able to snatch it away from terence newman and marshall zigzags way into the end zone. the broncos win it, 17-10. yes, they are still undefeated. 4-0 on the season. marshall's coa mcdaniels had the td. always stay current with espnews. now back to abc's "america this morning." >>> another sports note now. nascar champ joey logano was clearly undeferred less than a week after a horrifying crash. he passed kylbusch with three laps left in kansas over the weekend clinching his fourth nationwide victory. last sunday logano walked away unscathed after rolling his toyota seven times. that will leave a mark. ll, coming up we'll look ahead to the stories we're following including a new california wildfire threatening hundreds of homes. >>> tonight a big battle brewing for brett favre and two of his teams. my name is herb. i live in northport, alabama. i'm semi retired and i'm here to tell a story. my parents all smoked. my grandparents smoked. i've been a long-time smoker. you know, discouragement is a big thing in quitting smoking. i'm a guy who had give

leslie marshall a top radio host for the leslie marshall show. "showbiz tonight" did dig deep today. we found more contradictions than should be legal. carlos, please, may i ask this of you. after what we just saw, are jon and kate simply the biggest hypocrites ever. >> anyone that gets divorce is a hypocrite. you say until death do us part, then, not so anymore. all couples do this. i hate you, i love you, it goes back and forth. the problem is jon and kate aren't true celebrities. true celebrities have handlers, managers, a little, assistants all kind of keeping you from saying these things in public. either kate and jon don't have them or they are getting bad advice. they are allowed to say these inconsistencies constantly for us to write down, record and feed back to them. >> just so happens i've been writing them down, recording them and feeding them back to them. the big thing is, some of these contradictions are coming out in one sitting. let me go through a few we dug up today. i want to start with kate, exactly what i'm saying on the "to

it's brandon marshall, hugging his coach. >> wow! >> all is well in denver. >> attitude adjustment. >> absolutely. broncos win. you can tell by the smiles. >>> hazing the rookie. look what the saints did to quarterback mark sanchez. oh, boy. he was picked off here. this is darren sharper going 99 yards on the return, all the way back. sanchez later sacked in the end zone shall fumbled another touchdown for the saints as well. 24-10. jets take the loss in new orleans. tough day. >>> mendenhall responded in the right way, 165 yards rushing, steelers get the big win over san diego. >> now we're caught up on all of our football. >> yeah. >> i didn't have to watch it all afternoon. just joking. >>> some rock stars want you to eat your veggies, or at least remember where they came from. the crop of performers who rocked out for family farming. >>> plus, remember that officer caught on tape fighting with an ambulance driver? he's in trouble again. >>> unfortunately one of them belonged to one of our employees, and he lost a number of his pe

and anthony marshall, who now faces 25 years in prison. >> reporter: diane, tony marshall was convictedcy and grand larceny. a severe blow to an elderly man in poor health. any prison time could be a life sentence. the verdict left tony marshall stunned. >> guilty. guilty. guilty. guilty. >> reporter: jurors believed he stole millions from his mother, brooke astor, one of the country's best-known philanthropist. >> reporter: the trial aired the dirty laundry of one of the best-known families. she offered millions to everything, from museums, to the homeless. >> it made her feel like she was doing something more than wearing pretty dresses and going out on the town. >> reporter: but in the months leading up to her death, a bitter famil feud erupted. astor's grandson, phillip the care astor was getting from his father and stepmother. phillips secretly filed for guardianship. there were elder abuse charges. phillip spoke with us in an exclusive interview for "20/20." >> there are people who would probably say how did i do this to my father? quite frankly, what i did was help my grandmother

these are current temperatures up in york county. 48 in westminster. 48 degrees at bwi marshall. temperatures are chilly but not as cold as they were this morning. i think this temperature drop is going to halt as a blanket of cloudiness begins to spread over the region. they will act as a blanket and traps some heat near the ground. temperatures will level off and may even come up a few degrees as the clouds thicken over night. skies will be cloudy, the winds will be like. the sun rises at 7:04. the shower develop throughout ohio and in parts of indiana. that will be tracking through here on friday. our best chance for rain comes here tomorrow night and on saturday. we might get past it and opened the door to a pretty nice fall weekend once the showers move out. it clouds thicken up in the afternoon and then tomorrow evening scattered showers in the area. same thing on saturday morning but most of the ring will be off the coast by 7:00 a.m. sunday looks like a gorgeous fall day with bright, sunny skies. 70 to 75 degrees tomorrow. mainly cloudy. shower chances increase once we ge

a high today at bwi marshall was 71, the inner harbor 73. the rain producing clouds of the mid-atlantic. breaks in the clouds developing over the panhandle through the shenandoah valley. it looks like most of the rain will be gone the next couple hours. 74 on the beach at ocean city, 64 bwi marshall. 50 oakland, 57 cumberland. the cool front will be coming from the west, chasing the showers off the coast. 6:00 in the morning, a little bit of rain around ocean city, the skies are clearing west of the bay. i think that will continue into the afternoon with sunshine returning. showers possible in the morning, clearing. southwest wind at 5, in the 50's around 60. sunrise at 7:05. the front across the mountains, moving off the coast. a high-pressure moves in from the southwest. it will not cool off a lot, the cool air sweeping in from the west. a high-pressure clears this out, coming from the south. the temperatures will be above normal tomorrow afternoon with the extended sunshine. sunday, high pressure, cool, clear most of the region, boston, w

brendan marshall will gather the past, then he cut inside. he brks a tackle, and then cut back. he would go 51 yards, to the touchdown. progress take the lead. 5 seconds on the clock, last chance for dallas, tony romo's pass is knocked down, the cowboys have the same record as the redskins, 2-2. >>> ravens-patriots, the ravens with a chance to win. that was a pretty pass, but he dropped the ball. the patriots beat baltimore. >>> the washington nationals can finally put the 2009 season to bed, ending things with the atlanta braves today. this went into the 15th inning. gonzales takes the ball right back up the middle. base hit. the nationals win their finale. >>> to the track, tony stewart is happy tonight. he takes the checkered flag, he wins the race. >>> even though the baseball. the season ended today, there is unfinished business. the minnesota twins and the detroit tigers have the same record, said it will have an elimination game, squaring off tuesday in minnesota. >> the nationals into the 15th inning? they did not want to stop. >>> you get the last word. >> nice day tomo

down at bwi marshall 64 degrees. 48% humidity. wind currently from the west/southwest at 3, pressure steady, 30.09. here are the tides tomorrow at fort mchenry. high tide at 10:40 a.m. low tide 4:28 in the afternoon. tomorrow's winds from the south 6 to 12 miles per hour. sun coming up at 7:10. will set at 6:36. as far as our temperatures across the area now, york, pennsylvania at 62. 66 hagerstown. 52 oakland. dover, delaware 62. 68 on the boardwalk in ocean city. 63 in easton. throughout the day we've been watching, well, pretty decent day, lots of sunshine after morning clouds gave way, then the afternoon clouds miewstled -- moved back in because of this system. i originally thought it would move to the south of us and split apart with the heaviest rain to the north and south but it's not going to happen. the heaviest rain will track to the northwest but we'll still see the tail of it as it makes its way through the baltimore area, for friday and saturday. just take the umbrella because as this area of low pressure continues to

bethany marshall, dr. bethany, what's the most disturbing right now is not only the attack on the mother at knifepoint, but his threats to commit suicide, because if he commits suicide, bethany, he's not going alone. >> oh, no. he's going to take the child down with him. and you know, the homicidal and the suicidal instincts lie side by side. the aggression gets turned against the self and against the other. and what is typical in these cases is you have a male that has a disturbed personality disorder, abusive, aggressive. the mother of the child tries to break up with him, tries to put a restraining order, tries to protect the baby. usually, the dad, and in this case it's probably true, has no interest in the child, but goes after the mother, takes the child to get back at the mother, and says to her, if i can't have you, you are not going to have your baby. so he directs all the aggression he has against the wife against the child. >> i'm just thinking, dr. bethany, how helpless my twins were at 18 mont

also tonight in hollywood, leslie marshall, the talk radio shows of "the leslie marshall show," only speaking from one side of her mouth tonight. well, "showbiz tonight" did dig deep today. we found more contradictions than should be legal. so carlos, may i ask this of you, after what we just saw, are jon and kate the biggest hypocrites ever? >> anyone who gets divorced is a hypocrite, because you say, until death do us part, and then, nah, not anymore. jon and kate aren't true celebrities, because true celebrities have handlers, managers, assistants who all keep you from saying these things in public. either kate and jon don't have them or are getting bad advice because they're allowed to say these inconsistencies constantly for us to write down, recording them, and feed back to them. >> and it just so happens, i have been writing them down, recording them, and feeding them back. let's go through some of the most hypocritical things "showbiz tonight" dug up on these two. on the "today" show, in one interview, she says she is all upset. jon wiped out the bank account so she can't pay

fast forward to sunday's game against the cowboys and marshall was doing things like this. pass goes up, catches it. watch the great run and play afterwards. the broncos remaining undefeated on the season and happy days out in colorado. marshall happy here. he's hugging teammates here and even hugging the coach after the game. wow. mark sanchez has been the anointed ones since the jets drafted him. who's he's date sg hot tabloid todayer. in a 24-10 loss, first loss as nfl starting quarterback. >>> you get paid millions of dollars to play football and can't get the play book right? the steeler got benched. nice run last night. a couple of touchdowns as the steelers beat the chargers. >>> tony stewart is trying to win for the first time as a driver/owner took the checkered flag for the fourth win of the season moving up to fourth place in the chase for the cup. >>> a georgia high school that displayed bible verses on its banners at football games tried something different. they ran through a banner that said simply, this is big red country. each player knelt on the field to p

so here is how it shapes up: looking at 68 right now, temperatures at bwi marshal, we have to hold tight around this temperature, clouds somewhat insulating us. the front will push through and things will stabilize and cool down for tomorrow. 65 is our dew point, relative humidity at the 0%, winds from the west at 5 miles per hour. 29.74 and steady as your barometer reading. across the state 52 in oakland, 68 in cumberland, 80 in ocean city. you see a disparity where the front has not affected weather versus where it has. cool down to the winston-salemment warm where the winds have been coming in from the southwest over the last day or so. we got to the low 80s area wide. 68 in columbia, and at the airport, 67 in bel air and westminster. kent island checking in at 73. wind from the west will dry us out until the front gets here. the front will push through and then it starts to dry us out on the back edge. the only difference in that westerly wind is the front that's in between right now. but the winds are going to pick up for a short bit and then the front moves on by. as the prison pus

marshall. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. marshall: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, mr. speaker. i want to second what the gentleman from new jersey said a minute ago. i'm not going to get into the details of the armed services authorization part of this bill, except to simply say that we do an awful lot of very important good things for our soldiers and their families and for the defense of this country in this bill. it would take an awful lot, an awful lot for me to vote against the bill because something that's nongermane has been included in the bill. now i did vote to keep hate crimes out of the bill. that didn't work. i can't tell you how often in this chamber i've had to vote on bills that included things i didn't want in the bill. it is rare that we have a bill, a large bill that doesn't include all kinds of things i would prefer to not be in the bill. but there is something that i think is very important to point out about the hate crimes legislation that is in the bill. it's language that was added by senator sam brownback on the senate

leslie marshall, host of the leslie marshall radio show. i want you to hear exactly what joy behar said this morning on the view about all the stars who have been supporting polanski since his arrest. i've got to tell you, joy pulling no punches. >> debra winger backing him up. i don't think if roman polanski was a plumber she would be supporting him. half the people on this list wouldn't be supporting someone who molested a child 30 years ago. >> a petition going around hollywood. howard, you're right there in the thick of it in hollywood. i have a hard time arguing with joy's logic. do you think she's making a good point? >> i think you have to understand what this case is about, a.j. it's not about what this man did 30 years ago which nobody applauds, everyone condemns. it's about a miscarriage of justice. thirty years later. we're talking about a state that is broke. 30,000 people being released from the california jails by an order of the court. we have limited amount of money. there's kids being shot every day in south central l.a. an

leslie marshall a top radio host for the leslie marshall show. "showbiz tonight" did dig deep today. we found more contradictions than should be legal. carlos, please, may i ask this of you. after what we just saw, are jon and kate simply the biggest hypocrites ever. >> anyone that gets divorce is a hypocrite. you say until death do us part, then, not so anymore. all couples do this. i hate you, i love you, it goes back and forth. the problem is jon and kate aren't true celebrities. true celebrities have handlers, managers, a little, assistants all kind of keeping you from saying these things in public. either kate and jon don't have them or they are getting bad advice. they are allowed to say these inconsistencies constantly for us to write down, record and feed back to them. >> just so happens i've been writing them down, recording them and feeding them back to them. the big thing is, some of these contradictions are coming out in one sitting. let me go through a few we dug up today. i want to start with kate, exactly what i'm saying on the "to

marshall said, and that's a real problem for the prosecution. you've got to put them on the stand in spite of themselves and bring in an expert, and i've seen it done, saying, she's lying to you because of this, that, and the other thing and you need a psychologist to get up there and say that. >> everyone, we are switching gears and still taking your calls. i want to tell you about a story we reported on the other side. a 3-year-old baby boy left asleep at the bus stop by his mother. mommy gets on the bus and drives away. to stacey newman, our producer on the story. stacey, what is the latest? >> well a brand-new development has come in as we go to air, nancy. lapd is telling us right now, nancy that there has been a sighting of this mother literally just hours after she abandoned this boy at a bus stop. she was spotted in south central, l.a., by someone who did not know she had abandoned her child? to misty reef, reporter. what can you tell me, misty? >> i can tell you what she's is. the perch that saw her on saturday did not know that xavier

we need to marshall the active support of others. now, sometimes the u.n. falls short. it doesn't do all that we want it to do. things like proliferation and terrorism, we have seen progress come from the united nations when we can get them to come together and pressure countries like north korea to do what is necessary to keep us and others safer. >> ambassador, susan rice, good luck with your work and thank you very much. >>> up next, unemployment rises while prospects for a public option on health care fall. all the way while, the president makes a failed by for the 2016 olympics in chicago. what it all means. our "round table." plus, our "meet the press minute." >>> our special round table weighs in on health care, iran, afghanistan and the economy. we know why we're here. to build a new generation of airplanes to connect the world. airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. and make nonstop travel possible to more places. announcer: around the globe, the people of boeing are working together-- to bring us together. that's why we're here. almost 30 years b

. >> the state fire marshal has charged a man was setting his father's home on fire. authorities say john lewis thompson was in the process of being evicted from the home in mount airy. investigators say he started the fire on the rear deck of the home, sending his father to the hospital with smoke inhalation. he is still hospitalized. john thompson is being held at a detention center. >> there is more news ahead on 11 news at 6:00. >> concerned parents deal with another swine flu scare. that story's coming up. >> i am pete gilbert live at the baltimore country club. fred funk will join us later for a live interview on sports. >> we have some clouds, showers, a little bit of a warmup in the forecast. right now is 63 degrees. we'll have a forecast straight ahead. >> chris rock is here tonight. chris matthews will answer 10 at 10. >> 11 news has learned up to more h1n1 cases affecting baltimore and students. >> both of the new cases have been reported that schools in east baltimore. parents say they got word about the illness today. >> everybody is wearing gloves. >> ev

let's look at decarr tetris. 67 downtown, 55 at marshall, 52 on the eastern shore. 64 degrees in ocean city. let's look at the mountains of western maryland. a chance of showers earlier out there. high of 61 degrees today with clouds increasing throughout the day. the same thing today for us, high of 73 and a chance of showers in the evening. in ocean city, they want to get showers until tomorrow. mostly cloudy thereby later this afternoon. on the day, not very good, a small craft advisory with gusty wind. gusts reaching 25 not at times and waves up to two feet. 72 of the average high for this october 2. we will be a little bit above that at 73. 89 is the record high set in 1986. on october 2, 1997 it was 35 degrees. tonight we will have the clouds around still with showers. 55 degrees. wind at 10-15. the entire system will make its final push through here. a line of showers will tharoor qwest this morning but moving. -- a line of showers will be moving through. the best shot of rainfall is overnight into tomorrow morning. heavy rain associated with a batch of showers. the next 24 hour

let's talk about the temperatures. 57 downtown, 55 and marshall, considerably milder than the last several days. 64 degrees in ocean city on the beach. the upper elevations in western maryland will see the rain sooner, sometime in the afternoon. 61 degrees. increasing the cloud cover. after 7:00 is when the sun will rise. we may see some more clouds. 73 degrees this afternoon. that's the benchmark for october 2, right on target. the chance of showers and to the forecasts in the late afternoon and were likely in the evening or overnight. 73 and mostly cloudy on the lower eastern shore. not a good day of voting on the chesapeake. there's a small craft advisory because of the gusty wind, south southeasterly at 20 knots with gusts of 25 knots but waves churning up to two feet. the record high was 89 degrees set in 1986. in 1997 it was 35 degrees. a nice spread between the two, a typical for the beginning of october. 50 degrees in the average low. tonight it will be closer to sit 2 because of the warm air ahead of the frontal boundary. -- tonight it will be close to 60 degrees because of the wa

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joining me tonight in hollywood, leslie marshal from the "leslie marshal show." and ken baker, executive news editor for e. kate's birs bombshell confession. if you wrote in and asked kate what she wants to do once her show is over, listen to what she says. >> my career goals, believe it or not, somewhere in here i discovered that i' ed thaed tha done enough years of t have that i'm normal and that will natural there. i would love nobody a movie of afr voice of a cartoon character for my kids. >> i heard that correctly. kate said she wants to be in the movies. ken, let me begin with you. do you think perhaps those goals are a little bit lofty? >> she said she wanted to be a cartoon character. she is already a cartoon caker the. let's face it. the other thing is i jotted this down. i thought it was poignant. she said being on tv is a normal, comfortable, natural place to be. i'm on tv right now. it's fun. it's cool. it's not natural and it's not even comfortable, you know? tv? if i had my kids on here that's really uncomfortable. i think she's clear live a really

bethany marshall, dr.ny, what's the most disturbing right now is not only the attack on the mother at knifepoint, but his threats to commit suicide, because if he commits suicide, bethany, he's not going alone. >> oh, no. he's going to take the child down with him. and you know, the homicidal and the suicidal instincts lie side by side. the aggression gets turned against the self and against the other. and what is typical in these cases is you have a male that has a disturbed personality disorder, abusive, aggressive. the mother of the child tries to break up with him, tries to put a restraining order, tries to protect the baby. usually, the dad, and in this case it's probably true, has no interest in the child, but goes after the mother, takes the child to get back at the mother, and says to her, if i can't have you, you are not going to have your baby. so he directs all the aggression he has against the wife against the child. >> i'm just thinking, dr. bethany, how helpless my twins were at 18 months. i

. >> he was absolutely ready to, you know, marshal up the troops. and do another march. >> what an interesting father you had. my father barely spoke to me. now, you also write you're cool with gay marriage. i thought that was interesting. because as a rule, the black community is not that cool with gay marriage. >> who told you that? >> there's something called the down low we all know about. >> we all watch that "oprah winfrey show." >> i don't think the black community is cool with homosexuality. tell me i'm wrong. tell me i'm wrong. >> i can't speak for the majority of the black community, but i'll tell you this. there's probably the contingency of the black community that's very churchgoing, that identify themselves as born-again christians, maybe they have a problem. i, myself, identify myself as a heathen. i really don't care. >> you're a heathen? you don't care? >> listen, i'm getting a divorce now. if gay people want to get some of this, come get it. >> come get the divorce. >> they have a 50/50 shot at best for success, okay. >> i know. >>

bwi marshall 64 for a high temperature. there is a big storm system out in the nation's mid-section. this time of year, what happens we get cold dry air out of canada. we have warm moist air here in the deep south and these two air masses collide so we can have powerful storms. tonight you can see this swirling while down in oklahoma and northeastern sections of texas, that is severe weather. there could be a couple of tornadoes pop up. they are watching out for that down there. nothing like this for us. we have high pressure, clearing skies. back to the west, high to mid- level clouds. come through overnight and act as a bit of a blanket keeping the low temperatures from the bottom dropping out of the lows overnight. not quite as cold as last night out there. now, not so much sunshine for tomorrow, okay. temperatures, you would never know it. temperatures will jump into the mid-to-upper 70s for some. it looks like any rain tomorrow will hold off until late evening, probably after 8:00 or 9:00. the good news to the forecast

we actually ended up with a generally clear night down to 48 degrees at bwi marshall. 49 in york. not that much of a difference. 54 on the eastern shore in easton. the sun will give way to a partly cloudy sky in the afternoon with our two-degree guaranteed high of 71. let's check the roads with kim. >>> thank you. southbound on the harrisburg expressway is checking in with no problems as we look here, this is a view just north of 695. you see traffic moving along nicely there. no problems to let you know about on the jfx either. around the beltway, checking in pretty clean as well but we have an issue on southbound 95 approaching whitemarsh boulevard. we have an overturned vehicle that is blocking the left lane. traffic does get by pretty smoothly to the right so just keep it in mind as you make your way south this morning. two wind warnings at the bay and key bridges. that affects high-sided vehicles. if you have a tractor-trailer or truck just be advised about that. downtown at mlk and fayette street. traffic quiet making your way towards 395 this morning. back to you. >>> new a

officially 48 degrees at bwi marshall. still low 50s downtown but 45 degrees in easton. we've got 47 up towards york, pennsylvania. oakland, maryland, 37. brr. good stuff, right? we've got some clouds that flirted their way through the sky over the last couple of hours but we're expecting those to break up, so partly sunny morning gives way to mostly sunny afternoon. we're aiming for a two-degree guaranteed high temperature of about 67 degrees. once again, we'll be in the upper 60s but we'll crack into the 70s by the weekend with a chance of showers. our complete forecast coming up in a bit. 5:09. here's kim brown. >>> no problems to let you know about so far on the harrisburg expressway as you make your way towards the beltway. on the northeast corner at harford road you see traffic is moving smoothly in both directions of 695. however, we have a watermain break in baltimore city, at west 29th street between sisson and huntington. that intersection is closed as a result. and two construction projects, northbound 97 at new cut road. the two left lanes remain closed at th

it will be a chilly night out there 52 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall airport. skies. and the winds are now out of the west at 9 miles an hour. and humidity at 63 percent. we had a cold front that pushed through the region today. that allowed for the strong gusty winds out there. but temperatures behind the front will be on the cool side. right now, 56 degrees in baltimore. 56 in harrisburg. 60 in new york and a chilly in the upper 40s already in pittsburg. 47 in pittsburg. and 48 degrees in cleveland. so on the surface map. there is the cold front that pushed through the region today. brought the blustery winds. that is about going out to the atlantic. and high pressure system builds in nicely for the daytime for tomorrow. very sunny and dry day. but temperatures are going to struggle to reach the 70-degree mark for tomorrow. and even in the evening hours, for tomorrow, right around 7:00, beautiful sunset. and clear skies again. thursday night to friday. but you can see another system, another stronger cold front, that is starting to organize itself in the ohio

dulles 69 and bwi marshal 67 degrees. in terms of what we're thinking overnight tonight with the clear skies, it's going to be chilly. it looks like temperatures will bottom out out in the suburbs. mid to low 40s. so tomorrow morning it's really going to be cold out there. lots of sun, though, for tomorrow. so complete sunshine through the day. a couple of fair weather clouds late tomorrow but it's not going to be bad. rain returns as early as friday night. it looks like it's going to last into most of saturday. i don't think it's going to be a complete washout on saturday but it looks like definitely that rain will linger into at least the first part of the weekend, okay. right now sunday looking drier. clouds coming through. we're finally getting rid of the storm system that's been up to the north of us for the last several days and kind of bringing clouds around. but it's also bringing in cooler temperatures today with this little front moving through. so temperatures are beginning to respond and cool down. clearing sk

dulles the same and bwi marshall making it up to 68 degrees.current temperatures out there right now, gaitersburg down to 63. sun hasn't even set yet. quantico 68. manassas the same. everything coming in in the 60s and 70s. there is some cold air coming down into the lower frag. billings, montana right now 48 degrees, pierre 45. we'll get a little taste of this, but it's going to take quite a while to get this all the way over here and a very cool air mass type of fashion. the heat is bottled up down into texas. it looks like if you look south of us into the southeast, look at atlanta right now, 61 there. little rock 61. it is cool through the south because they've had a lot of cloud cover today and some rain passing on through. so basicay what i'm trying to say, it doesn't look like we're going to be really warm, and it doesn't look like we're going to be rely cold for quite a while. one area of low pressure to the south of us that kept the rain well to the soust. -- south. but all of our attention is to the northwest. you see this next area o

how do we marshal the nation- building effort, if you will, the development effort, economic development so that people in afghanistan have a better future? by the way, the people of afghanistan know what life is like under the taliban. they're not exactly thrilled about that possibility. >> schieffer: let me just ask you this. officials in pakistan and afghanistan have told us that we are concerned that once again america is losing our resolve in that part of the world. are you concerned that what we consider deliberating others might see as dithering? >> well, you know, i think the deliberation is important. we have not only our national deliberation but we have an international presence that is extremely impressive and important. we are working side by side with nato, for example, as we evaluate general mcchrystal's recommendation. so, this is something that the president had said we would always do back in march he said after the elections we will make an assessment. this is exactly what's happening. no one has suggested that we're about to leave afghanistan. we are committed to the

. >>> this was the scene, brandon marshall throwing fits. acting like well, an idiot. fast forward to sunday and marshall must be getting more sleep or else daddy spanked his bottom pretty good. seven white shirts can't grab him. the great athletic touchdown here. look at this. after wards, he's hugging his coach. are you kidding me? what's this world coming to? >> anything's possible. >> happy days. >>> mark sanchez, he's had happy days. anointed as the one. the jets drafted him last spring. who he's dating, everyone wants to know. no more. he was abused by the saints yesterday. his first loss as nfl starting quarterback. >>> you get played millions to play football and you can't get the play book right? mendenhall got his act back together. >> you got study. >> a georgia high school that displayed bible verses at games did something different. the team ran through a banner, then each player knelt to pray. some also wrote bible verses on signs in defiance of the school district who said those verses could be unconstitutional. >>> a man ended up staying a little longer

bethany marshall, dr.what's the most disturbing right now is not only the attack on the mother at knifepoint, but his threats to commit suicide, because if he commits suicide, bethany, he's not going alone. >> oh, no. he's going to take the child down with him. and you know, the homicidal and the suicidal instincts lie side by side. the aggression gets turned against the self and against the other. and what is typical in these cases is you have a male that has a disturbed personality disorder, abusive, aggressive. the mother of the child tries to break up with him, tries to put a restraining order, tries to protect the baby. usually, the dad, and in this case it's probably true, has no interest in the child, but goes after the mother, takes the child to get back at the mother, and says to her, if i can't have you, you are not going to have your baby. so he directs all the aggression he has against the wife against the child. >> i'm just thinking, dr. bethany, how helpless my twins were at 18 months. i mean

you can see the marshall. you can see the debris on the bridge. from work and was 50 yards behind where it happened. you can see his hand blocking the glare from the sun. marshall says he didn't actually see the metal fall, just the cars moving across the right lanes pretty quickly i imagine. he took the picture from his blackberry and has had over 50,000 views since he posted it. good thing he's okay. if you were on the bay bridge when that accident happened and want to submit your i-report or photo go to ireport.com. you will find instructions on how to submit your stories. if you have cool video, ireport.com is where to go. >>> good news for you on a thursday. good news in a bad economy. the economy might have taken a big step toward recovery. the commerce department says it grew at a rapid 3.5% pace last quarter and that indicates the longest recession since the great depression just might be ending. >>> a lot of people could qualify for free money under a new agreement struck by senate leaders. if approved, those people who lived in their hom

marshall said, and that's a real problem for the prosecution.ou've got to put them on the stand in spite of themselves and bring in an expert, and i've seen it done, saying, she's lying to you because of this, that, and the other thing and you need a psychologist to get up there and say that. >> everyone, we are switching gears and still taking your calls. i want to tell you about a story we reported on the other night. a 3-year-old baby boy left asleep at the bus stop by his mother. mommy gets on the bus and drives away. to stacey newman, our producer on the story. stacey, what is the latest? >> well, a brand new development has come in as we go to air, nancy. lapd is telling us right now, nancy, that there has been a sighting of this mother literally just hours after she abandoned this boy at a bus stop. she was spotted in south central, l.a., by someone who did not know she had abandoned her child. >> to misty reef, reporter. what can you tell me, misty? >> i can tell you what she's saying is correct. the person that saw her on saturday did n

marshals took the man into custody in atlanta. he had been on the run since this all happened in arizona last week. his daughter is in serious condition. police say he ran down his daughter in a parking lot because she was not living her life according to traditional iraqi values. >>> consumer spending slid last month. it's the first time in five months spending has taken a hit but it wasn't a big surprise. the half percent decrease was in line with what economists were expecting. the main reason for this drop, cash for clunkers program expired. >>> a full slate of rock n roll royalty took the stage in new york city last night. the artists who performed and what brought them together. just listen to this. ♪ >>> we are keeping a close eye on wall street for you. down right now. 234 points. the problem seems to be folks are worried about spending. the labor department says personal spending fell half a percent last month. that's the largest drop in about nine months. if you recall, yesterday the dow was up about 200 points because f

marshall. 96 percent the humidity. barometer is still down. it was a higher reading than it was yesterday morning when that front was at this point yesterday still to the west of town. now we have a light west wind at three miles an hour. if it weren't for that wind, everybody would be solidly in the 40's. no rain. hit the official buckets here. again, there were trace amounts of rain here and there in the morning, and heavier shower activity. at b.w.i. marshall 76 the high. evening lows in the 50's and 60's. right now, 67 at ocean city. 58 salisbury. annapolis 59. in the district at national airport 57. frederick 45. westminister 52. oakland 56. same at cumberland now. new england rains have given up a bit. clouds up in pennsylvania. scattered fog here and there. no major storms coming our way. the big weather system still spinning over the great lakes. everything is far enough north that doesn't look like it will be the target for any rain. the air flow is coming off of high pressure. all that bodes well for the next come l days. plenty of s

tj maxx, marshalls, intel as well.y make chips for so many gadgets that that could be a good predictor of lots of electronic sales out there. another sign, apple said it sold more macs and iphones than ever in its recent fourth quarter, profits up 47%, lots of signup for the new iphone. not only helping its stock and some of the premarket tra trading but the entire market when the bell rings in an hour. maybe it can help bolster the dow hanging on to 10,000. >>> a cancer scare for one with of the nba's most famous player. how is 24-year-old lebron james doing now? >>> police say a robber may have been wearing a black bra as a disguise. >>> do you remember the woman who died in police custody at the phoenix airport about two years ago? well, now city officials are offering her family a $250,000 settlement. phoenix authorities say that carol got balm was unruly. she was on her way to rehab. gotobama accidentally strangled herself after being chained in a holding room. >>> a homeless man is now linked to one of the bigges

if you remember anna nicole and e pierce marshall were in a battle over the mega millions estate. she said all estate. federal officials never had the goods to prosecute. the case is still not settled. >>> and byeonce is speaking out. you haven't forgotten this, right? kayne swiped the mic and said that beyonce should have won. tonight beyonce actually stands up for kayne west. time now for the "showbiz" news ta ticker. >> yo, taylor, i am really happy for you. i will let you finish. but beyonce had one of the best music videos of all times. >> who could forget that. taylor beat out beyonce for best female video of the year. tonight beyonce is breaking her silence about the stupid move. tonight beyonce backs kanye. the video for taylor's song beat beyonce's song, sing it ladies. ♪ >> tonight in her very first interview since the outrageous outburst, beyonce tells oprah magazine ooech though she is mortified she understand where kayne was coming from. it was all about art. really? take a look at this. >> i knew his intentions and i knew he was standing up for art and he told me bef

and leslie marshall, the host of "the leslie marshall show." suzanne and leslie, let's crank this up with this shocking rihanna photo. it's been 18 months since the brutal attack by chris brown. she's not said word one about the incident. today she is promoting a new song topless and in barbed wire. after you picked your jaw up off the ground, what did you think? >> i have to say i think it's very empowering. i think it has its own sex appeal. very madonnaesque. she obviously don't want to be a spokeswoman for abuse. i think she's showing she's moving past the whole incident with chris brown and she, you know, rihanna is always a little bit shocking. she's got her own gun tattoos. and she's always out there trying to shock people. i think this is part of that as well. >> it just looks really painful to me, even though i know she wasn't really posing with barbed wire and i know it's probably making a lot of parents cringe. parents who thought that rihanna was sending the wrong message by not speaking out after she was beaten up. i have to imagin

t.j.maxx and marshalls said we think people are going to spend more. intel did the same thing and they made chips for so many gadgets there's like a little hint in the air, shall we say, that maybe people have been doing a really good job of saving and they are going to spend a little bit more on christmas. >>> a baby food recall to tell you about. the brand in question is apple and carrot. there are some fears about botulism. if you can't write it down fast enough, check our website cnn.com/robin. >> we have that important website section where jen puts that stuff. or jen asks people to put all that stuff. >>> a u.s. scientist had a top security clearance to work on classified space projects but now he is charged with trying to sell secrets. >>> 15 minutes past the hour. a former u.s. government scientist will be in court today to face charges that he allegedly tried to sell classified info to the israeli government. he had top secret clearance, charged with espionage after allegedly trying to sell secrets to an fbi agent posing an an israeli intellig

around 48 degrees and marshal 42 and in oakland and down on the shore. and now we rebounded.53 at the airport. and with the west wind at 7 miles an hour. and 29.93 and the broom ma'am at the time readings and from garrett to aaron dell rendell county. 65 on the shore and elkton and around the immediate metro area. 53 in howard county. 57 in annapolis and up in bellaire. the west wind is drying out out continually and move through 48 hours ago. and the rain is well offshore. and still providing a little cloud cover up towards new england. it is all because of the spin in the atmosphere and extends all the way back across the northern edge of the great lakes. and what we are dealing with. and high pressure in control and the clockwise movement and bringing in the west, northwesterly winds. as the high starts to ease off through the week. by tuesday and into wednesday. we will see a potential for showers. moving in from the south and southwest. and moving in that direction. they stay pretty moderate and coming in from the north. it may have dropped down a little bit. we are not