marshall, it's time for us to grow up. marshall knew she was right.had to stop acting like a kid. but not tonight. now, our apartment was on the third floor, so i'm not sure if this part is actually true, but uncle marshall swears it happened. taxi! the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. ( techno-pop playing ) ♪ the new album is great. it's all smooth and polished, not all dark and heavy like the early stuff. oh, yeah, norah jones just gets better and better. please, tell me we can drink the wine now. five more minutes. we don't want to rush those tannins. freaking tannins. ( techno-pop playing ) ( music stops ) i'm wetting my pants! ( music resumes ) i think that's when i realized, clubs weren't awesome. clubs weren't even okay. clubs sucked. i had to get out of there. hey, robin. hey. why aren't you inside? i'm calling the owner. there's a guy in there who won't

thurgood marshall rose to prominence in maryland because when thurgood marshall would show up in that town that nobody had ever seen a black lawyer before, nobody knew how to treat him. the solution was to treat him like a white man. not completely like a white man, it wasn't like that. but the solution was to think about marshall the way marshall could convince white lawyers and judges to do what he wanted, to convince them that he was a representative negro as it was called. at the same time thurgood marshall was supposed to represent black people and the key to marshall's career, the key that would see him rise to the supreme court first as a litigant arguing brown vs. board of education and later as supreme court justice, was that whites could see him as somebody like them but at the same time they could see him as african-american. the book is about the stories of men and women who all have unusual, and expected, surprising stories, people like loren miller, a lawyer who practiced in los angeles, he was one of the leading lawyers who had a racially restrictive covenant cases the

marshall throwing the ball. 10 of 20 for 209. mason gouged the aggies defense. 21 carries and 142 yards. stansbury number 72. we are under 5 minutes to go. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: marshall. stansbury the first time in and howard matthews completes the drive. >> gary: a great read by stansbury that time. >> verne: and a little jawing back and forth. >> gary: we always talk about manziel's competitiveness, but marshall is competitive himself. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: 3rd and 3. marshall keeps it up the middle. hit in the back, but he's got the 1st down. the clock will top with 4:04 to go and restart after the chains are set. >> [crowd noise]. >> gary: you are asking the quarterback to do that and marshall is a willing participant. >> verne: he has 20 carries. 4-wide. right to left. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: malzahn rushed out and called time. i don't think he got time called in time. it's an incomplete pass. >> gary: yes, the auburn offense was confused. half of the players were not on the same page that time. >> [cheers a

marshall as a college bound ambassador.person a 12th grader. he entered last summer at the media recently that was honored by president obama as a youth jobs and champion canal. he helped the media relevance team for his own generation as well as creating mark ups. he's interested in taking his technical experience into the field of health b

while hash burton only had one door bolted shut, the fire marshall explains -- marshal explains it was a clear violation. waverly had two padlocked shut and they were removed immediately as well. the concerns are obvious. besides fire, think new town or perry hall high school last year. beyond a short comment earlier this week, are in the avenue has refused our repeated requests for an interview on this subject. for now, three days in a row. baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> it get connected with brian, you can stay on top of the latest developments. follow him on twitter at brian from abc2. >>> new at 6:00, these dogs taken from a puppy mill in kentucky. they will soon have new homes in our state. fashs rescued more than 12 -- officials rest mewed more -- rescued more than 120 rescue pun shelters. some of the dogs are going to the spca in anne arundel county. >>> new developments in the hit and run of a carroll county teenager. three weeks ago someone hit michael atfield's car and drove off. the person in custody is in new jersey awaiting cuss ti. the crash sent him to shock tra

now we've got air marshals we can't trust?eff hager reporting. >> he said he snapped as many has a dozen pictures and something he has done before. the tsa is in the process of terminating or suspending his employment. >>> we're learning about a deadly shooting inside a subway. an armed security guard is charged with murder. tumaina bakari got into a fight with frank harper, jr. the fight continued outside the restaurant. bakari shot harper several times. harper was taken to sinai where he died. not clear if bakari was on duty at the time. >>> there's a rash of car break- ins. three happened has women were dropping off their children at daycare centers and the other happened when a woman was working out at an ellicott city gym. >> we really want women to stop leaving their purses in the vehicles all together, definitely not leaving them visible. take your purse with you, even if you're going to be a few minutes. better yet if you know you're going to the gym, leave your purse at home. >> police say they're looking for a group

as i just mentioned in my talk, marshall wrote this memoir that is hundreds of pages long. barely a character. you have to go looking for woodrow wilson, the president of the united states. >> host: the other call was from one in washington. he said that you reference eugene smith's book in your book , wilson. he says, do you know that that was riddled with inaccuracies? >> guest: well, it is riddled with inaccuracies, but it also really captures the spirit of what was going on. at 15i certainly did not know it was riddled with accuracies. to be told, read my books i basically do not rely on anything but primary sources. so in his book was out there as a reference, but there is something that i felt then and still feel really capturing the spirit of this man enough to make a 15-year-old field that is a life worth living more about. >> host: is the question was about john wilson cooper. >> guest: he has been rick -- written many books on wilson. again, i only use primary sources. above all, i did not once the be influenced in any way by his book. i already had in my mind the

. >> ever get to the position you thought you could spot the air marshal on the plane? >> google cracks a thousand dollars a share. and then there's candy crush. are you addicted to that game on your phone? oh, you're not alone. we waite until you hear what that company is making, and about the addiction that is apparently sweeping the nation and even the world. let's get to it. >>> good friday afternoon to you. first from fox from the news deck this afternoon. the search for two convicted killers in florida, running loose now after these two guys walked out of prison without the guards batting a single eye. that's because the prison was under orders to set the killers free. orders that officials now tell us somebody forged. the two guys were both serving life sentences for separate murder cases in florida in the 1990s. the widow of one victim says she ills terrified. >> very scary. because if he don't come after my family, possibly he would kill someone else. >> this happened in the past few weeks. one last month, one in the last few weeks in a prison in the florida pa

sitting at 62 degrees at bwi marshall. all of us in the 60s with the exception of oakland at 52 degrees. dew point 44. and locally seeing temperatures in the low to mid-60s. 51 westminster. 63 degrees in bel air. winds from the north and we've got some breezy conditions particularly among the bay. we have a small craft advisory in effect through 6:00 p.m. tonight. winds 12 miles per hour out of the north at bwi marshall. helping to pull in a drier canadian air. and that cooler air. so here's the big picture of what is going on, on satellite and radar. that rainfall now moving off into the maritimes. that rainfall we had yesterday. now we're focusing more on a system located off the coast of the carolinas and off the coast of georgia. this is going to be our next rainmaker bringing us cloud cover at first. potentially some shower activity for southern maryland as we head into wednesday. with the bulk of us being dry. the thing is this system isn't going to go anywhere very fast because high pressure located to the north. is

star refers, brandon marshall, will talk about his struggle with borderline personality disorder. wing suit flying, what drives athletes to drop from huge mountains with no protection. >>> creeping up on us for years. antibiotics credit saved hundreds of millions of lives since they came into wide use, antibiotic superbugs are threatening to roll back that progress . >> the world health organization, things as common as strep throat or child's scratched knee could once again kill. >> antibiotic resistance is one of the most serious threats we face today. >> according to the,s 23,000 people die because of these infections in its 117 page record released last month the cdc counted bacteria and fungus that cause the overwhelming majority of drug crins in the -- resistance in the country. >> these called cre, i've called cre a nightmare bacteria it can resist all antibiotics, spread from person to person and bacteria to bacteria readily. >> cre is still relatively rare causing 600 deaths a year but researchers have identified it in health care facilities in 44 states. there have been

verne, aaron murray did it last week but he did it with keith marshall. he did it with michael bennett. he did it with justin scott-wesley. those guys aren't on the field. >> verne: bulldogs have one time out left. palardy will kick off. not known for his ability to get it into the end zone on the kickoff. about one out of every three, but this time he booms it. wow. >> verne: aaron murray. >> gary: both coaches are trying to project to their team right now that you have got to be calm. you've got to make the plays. "we practiced this. settle down. let the announcers, let the fans are excited. we have to play assignment football." >> verne: lynch in the backfield. chris conley and reggie davis are two wideouts. here is murray. drills it. >> gary: no chance. >> verne: threw it away. >> gary: nobody to throw this football to. had to get rid of it. >> verne: 1:46 remaining. temperature >> verne: 1:46 remaining. got it. that's reggie davis. >> gary: but short of a first -- no, no, first down, right? short of it, i think. >> verne: it is short, i think you're

marshals said that they believe that they were waiting for transportation from someone to bring them to another state. one of the questions was, how did they get from orlando to here? we don't know that exactly yet. a couple other things. they were both in the same hotel room. the coconut grove motor inn, room 227 to be exact. u.s. marshals have been watching them for some time, not sure how much time, but they knew they were there the past couple days. when they knocked on the door, i guess there was a big surprise by the two convicted murderers. joseph jenkins and charles walker, the u.s. marshals said that they didn't find any weapons inside the room, and that they were okay to leave with them. they didn't struggle or fight, and they were brought to the jail where they're now questioning them and trying to figure out exactly how they had these documents forged with the judge and state attorney's name on it to get out of jail, whether there was an inside job on this, whob working with these guys. they're both 34 years old and have been incarcerated since 19, 20 years old. clearly n

meteorologist mary marshall joins us now. more rain on the way? at thes take a look radar. steady rainfall all morning, as sarah has mentioned. we have a way to go because of the low pressure system is a slow mover, not in a hurry to move out of here. we have a line of moderate to heavy rain across the western portion of baltimore at this time. if we zoom in weekend sees a moderate to light showers across the towson area moving into cockeysville as well. if you take a look out to the west, we have light showers and maybe a break just south of the frederick area and clarksville as well. columbia getting in on the moderate rain. more than an inch of rain in some areas. we will look at more rainfall amounts and let you know how much to expect as this is expected to last the next few days. >> we have reached double digits as the government shutdown continues for a 10th day. in exactly one week the u.s. could default on its loans. in washington is where president obama is gearing up for an afternoon meeting with republicans in the hopes of ending the standoff over spending. >> t

wait until you hear what the state fire marshall did. >>> and our septemberive team was looking in to the million [inaudible] we found officers making double their salary this is the story all of baltimore will talk about. those and more coming up at six. . >>> okay. spoiler alert. if you don't want the scoop on tonight's premiere of scandal, now is the time to turn the sound off. >> i have to watch. we left last season with the world finding out olivia was having an affair with the president, a bigger shocker, her dad. when the story picks up today she is furious at her father. here is a sneak peek. >> you are being stupid. >> i'm many things, stupid is not one of them >> you can't think you are going to return to your old life as if nothing has happened. >> what is happening is that i'm taking care of myself. take me to my office. >> the show stars aren't giving much away. one of the questions you are asking after last season will be answered. >> we will in fact learn who leaked the information about her being the mistress of the president. >> you can't be on twitter, facebook becau

today the fire marshall ordered them removed to make sure it wasn't a problem. fire marshall inspected more than two dozen. >> weather wise, cloudy, yes but still warm today. we hit the low to mid80s. 83 at pwi. 84 in the city. not as warm as yesterday because of that hazy sky. the humidity, higher. when the humidity climbs it may feel more summer like but the extra moisture in the air, moisture in the air actually slows down the warm up in the afternoon. that was a factor today too and not getting to the upper 80s. big picture wise, couple of things going on. front starting to form up in the northern plains and karen looking rather impressive down here. moving from the northern caribban through the yucatan, where there is warm water, karen may be a hurricane in the next 24 hours, talk a lot more about that coming up. just realize for the rest of your night in to the 60s or so a muggy start in the morning and then warm it up again tomorrow afternoon. we will have more coming up. >> all new, the national aquarium is getting a lot of phone calls about if it's open

. >> air marshals are on board planes to protect the passengers. but one for maryland is accused of making some women feel less comfortable as they got on board. >> i'm scott broom in crofton, maryland, where residents are shocked to learn that one of their neighbors is a federal air marshal accused of taking up skirt photographs of women on a flight he was protecting. >> this is the mug shot of 28- year-old, federal air marshal, adam barge, taken by nashville, tennessee, police after he was caught red handed taking cell phone photos up the skirts of women. he was supposed to be protecting from his seat. and this is him fleeing from news photographers last night, after being released on bail charged with disorderly conduct. >> wouldn't expect that from a person in that position. >> outside, barge's rental town home, neighbors are stunned. >> it just totally caught me off guard. i never would have suspected it in a million years. >> it doesn't make sense, not at all. >> the tsa suspended him, he is no longer protecting flights. scott broom, wusa9. >

air marshal is out on bail after admitting to a shocking crime on board an airplane. as rochelle ritchie explains, the man was on the clock when was had he was caught secretly snapping pictures under passenger's skirts. >> 28-year-old adam bartsch a federal air marshal from anne arundel county runs from news cameras after he is released from jail on a $10,000 bail after a man says he caught him taking inappropriate pictures of women on a plane. >> and he pressed a button and took three or four pictures. >> police say it happened on board southwest flight 3132 departing from nashville where bartsch was on duty. as the women walked past his seat a witness says he saw him use a cell phone camera to take pictures underneath their skirts. >> the average person is looking forward because they're looking for a seat. they're not focusing on the guy's hand sticking out a little bit and taking a picture. >> the witness says he grabbed the phone and turned it over to a flight attendant. we tried to talk to bartsch at his home in crofton. neighbors say his actions show a lack of

marshall service announcing they caught the inmates.rles walker and joseph jenkins, both 34 years old. they were fugitives found at coconut grove in panama city, florida, 6:40 p.m. those are the two men there. i want to thank danny. nick valencia following the story as well. nick is in florida. nick is working his sources, i'm told, to try to get more information. we'll get to him shortly. in the meantime, danny, we're going to thank you and we will be back in just a minute with more information on this. also, i want to tell you, 8:00 eastern we'll have more on this case, the inmates released and now captured. certainly adds a fascinating element to the program tonight. what happens next for them? making the case here at 8:00 on cnn. it's going to be an interesting program. moving on now, let's talk about the affordable care act or obama care as it's known. it might be the last legacy of president obama. right now, the only thing that is lasting are problems with the website. how did this happen? does this thing need to be scrapped and

for hits on a couple of chicago bears including receiver brandon marshall marshall later said meriweatherld be kicked out of the league due to his overagressive and dangerous play meriweather responded by referring to marshall being arrested for domestic violence in 2007 despite eventually being cleared of all charges >>gary: if you see something like that, every once in awhile i guess the we are entitled but this guy. he was doing this pretty consistently. and he went after him twice and this was a football player. >> there were not surprised. >> correct. >> and i understand however, i was surprised on their reaction. >> stay connected with kron 4 news the latest developments on kron 4 news www.kron4.com and our news app. narrator: in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. are you sure you won't come up? i've got an early session tomorrow. and after last night, i'd bette

we are at 33 degrees right now at bwi marshall. food, we're looking at milder air moving in then we have had over the last few days. high pressure will allow the wind from the west and southwest bring in the milder temperatures. if you are using today to look at the fall colors head to the west. we're seeing slight changes in the colors up to a moderate change along the 95 corridor. and 75 west and points farther west the best color. our forecast today around 57 degrees. breezy and patchy clouds. the low around 30 degrees. the exclusive eye witness news first warning five-day forecast. g? >> all right. thanks tim. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. well, nearly 17 years after 6- year-old jonbenet rammy was bludgeoned to death, a court releases new documents on the case. >> reporter: this is the first time the documents were released. this reveals charges against ramsey's parents. john and patsy never received charges. but a grand jury indicted the couple 14 years ago. them district attorney hunter refused to pur

with us eric erickson and leslie marshall. i may surprise you in one part of this. i think we should be spying on some friends and allies. i don't have a problem with it. the idea that he knew nothing about merkel and other world leaders, knew nothing about it,

reagan national airport, 90 in dulles and 90 at thurgood marshall. some 17 to 20 degrees warmer than the seasonal average. we should only be in the low 70's. we left that a far cry behind. this morning, there's a few clouds out there and fog, burning off before too long. we're talking mostly sunny skies for the course of the day. 71 degrees currently in d.c. 68 in baltimore. 65 at fredericksburg. 67 degrees at dulles and 61 to the west in winchester. today's high, 88 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit the 90-degree mark once again. mostly sunny and hot. but fall is coming back in just another day or so. more details later. back to you. >> i want that fall to come back. >> okay. >> thank you. >> and we begin with that developing story involving metro. a contractor has died and two metro employees are in serious condition after a welding

when i got to the court i talked to the clerk and the marshall. and i asked when i get ready to start my argument i wanted them to put this up. it was a matter of the city of tuskegee drawn to scale that had old city limits which was the square and the new city limits that had 28 sides, all right there so you could see it. .. the institution that booker t. washington and was vice-president of, george washington followed it. and i've pointed out salt where the tuskegee institute is. he said, now, it's in the city limits of tuskegee, isn't it? i say, it was in the city limits. but this act has taken it out of the city limits. he said, tuskegee institute is not in the city limits of the city of tuskegee? he said it -- as said, no, sir, mr. justice. i think that one might case. i think that map won the case for me. i saw another end. >> i know the history of the civil rights movement and your role in it, but i want to fast forward to today. what do you think would be the best avenue of attack. the allusion is that racism does not exist. in order to at

we have a lot of 50s. 57 at bwi marshall.

. >> now your 11 instaweather plus forecast with meteorologist terry marshall. >> what will one day we saw today. , 20 degrees above average.

marshal ed spooner for joining us tonight on this breaking story. again, the two men who were released on those bogus papers from a florida prison have been captured, apparently without incident together at a motor inn in panama city, florida. all right. on the show tonight. does president obama want to destroy the republican party? congressman trey gowdy is with us. two teens are criminally charged after bullying a girl to death. and a doctor on trial for murder of his beauty queen wife. it's a system that's supposed to be used by everybody. so obama care can be bought by anybody. but so far the health care website has worked for practically nobody. welcome to the land of oz. and now we find out the people who were supposed to guide us through the obama care maze and enter our private data, social security numbers, date of bitter and personal identifiable information the obama navigateors don't go through basic background or fingerprint checks. it gets better, ladies and gentlemen. if those navigators have a prior conviction it will not disqualify

the air marshal used his -- a witness notified a flight attendant and the air marshal was escorted offlane. he has been charged with disorderly conduct and removed from duty. >>> santa clara county plans to conduct a survey on the extent of prescription drug use and heroin use among teens and young adults. officials say more teens and young adults are turning to heroin after getting hooked on prescription drugs like oxy cotton. they say heroin is cheaper and easier to obtain. >>> a lot of alarm clocks going off early this morning to see what is going on. bad news bay area did not want to hear. >>> and right thousands of bay area commuters must find another way to get to work or school. team coverage of the bart strike. >>> right thousand we are looking at the traffic at some of the major spots and it is getting a little busier here. and 580 is backed up to 24. >>> the weather is trying to get busier on the coast because thing to is back. but how much of an impact will it make? so you can get cash back on all your purchases. so you can use your cash back... to follow your dream. so you.

extreme cases, louder says the first crew hasn't arrived until more then 12 minutes after a call fire marshall lewis broshard adds that it takes on average more than 23 minutes to assemble a first alarm response. more than 10 minutes above the national fire protection district's recommendation. since 20-11, the fire protection district has been reduced from 30 3- person crews to 23 3-person crews.

everyone else about 62 as you see at bwi marshall, 62 elkton, 60 on the shore, 64 in hagerstown. our daytime high 84 degrees, some sun with a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon with lows back down in the 60s. your complete five day forecast, we'll talk about tropical storm karen and this warm weekend we're in for coming up in just few moments. >>> here is your rush from sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> not seeing any fog on the western shore. we are seeing an accident. that one is going to be at 702 at hyde park road. this one a vehicle into a building on taylor avenue at lock raven boulevard. speeds still great out there on all the main roads, including the beltway and 95. that's a live look outside at the west side of the beltway at 70. a look at the topside still a lot of space in between the cars out there. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. >>> we also have two eastern shore school advisories. kent county schools are operating oh

airport police removed the air marshal from the flight and took him into custody. police say he snapped about a dozen inappropriate photos apallegedly admitted that he'd done the same thing before. >>> next at 5:00, b.a.r.t. trains come to a screeching halt. no service today after negotiations kr negotiations krup be negotiations crumbled. >> we have al yol your alternat its straight ahead. >>> and a live look at dick as he negotiates the lower deck of the bay bridge. he's driving around keeping track of what the traffic looks like fo think it's weird to collect air? you wouldn't think so if you saw what your lungs collect every time you breathe. protect your health with life-saving air quality updates from the american lung association. get our free "state of the air" app at lung.org. - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> breaking news, no bart trains. workers are on strike. >> we have coverage on what is ha

jim palisi/fire marshal rwc 4:39:06 there is no doubt about it fire sprinklers do save lives, reducee sin duda los aspersores salvan vidas y reducen daÑos a la propiedad. la propiedad, construida en 1988, no tena instalado los aparatos que rocian agua durante incendios. s.o.t. jim palisi/fire marshal rwc 8:39:08 there is significant damage up there, they are not going to be able to go back for quite some time. agreg que hay daÑos considerables y que los residentes no van a poder regresar en un buen tiempo. s.o.t. ruth ordoñez/damnificada 22:00:25 las pertenencias, seguramente ya las perdimos todas, entonces hay que empezar de cero. outro/jaime peluffo/redwood city 31:17:13 las autoridades dicen que tienen que hacer una investigación a fondo antes de determinar la causa precisa de este incendio. este es mi informe desde redwood city, ahora regreso con ustedes al estudio. cesar ---esta usted listo para que la marihuana en california sea legal? no solo a nivel medicinal, sino tambien recreativo?.. ---hoy en san francisco se anunci la creacion de una comision que estudiar ello y take 2 b

>>> here anne arundel county police arrested three teens who had ammo stolen from a federal air marshall. they pulled over a car driven by 18-year-old brandon shreave. in his car was 70 boxes of bullets. he faces felony theft charges. a 15 and 16-year-old are also charged with theft. >>> a good samaritan has come forward to help an elderly couple robbed. someone has donated a new television to the couple. they continue to search for the three thieves. >>> a blue monday for ravens fans. the team loses in the final second to the steelers. wjz has complete coverage. ron matz has today's fan cam question. we'll starts with sports director mark viviano. >> well, it is a long football season. too early to panic. ravens linebacker terrell suggst he calls a state of emergency. two straight defeats for the ravens. both of them heartbreakers. this most recent one hurts the worst because it come at the hands of the rival steelers. >> pittsburgh has been a place for classic battles. sunday was another one. roethlisberger to miller for a short touchdown and the 7-0 pittsburgh lead. the ravens vow to

a bright, bright finish to the day. 64 at thurgood marshall. high pressure is in control, also lefthanding it self-to milder than average temps. 62 in ocean city. 62 in fellly. this is a mild, mild pattern across the mid-atlantic states. light and variable from depending on where you're sitting and we're going to see a couple of wind shifts. that's cooler and milder overnight. the humidity likely this stay vi low that will help keep our rain chances minimum even with boundaries shifting through the area. all the action has been confined to the south. as we look at the rain no virginia, likely that diminished into the overnight. we're left with a partly cloudy start tomorrow and then a mex of sun and clouds, but really we see little if any chance for precipitation. wednesday into thursday, just in time for trick or treating, there could be showers around by thursday evening, but the setup for the rest of the night keeps the shower action well to the south. by the way, mixed boundaries, it will drift south of the cool front tomorrow. we think it

and then here i am, grand marshal. only in america, i could tell you that. >> your father came to this country -- >> only in america -- >> -- when? >> in the '30s after goat a ph.d. in miceconomics. >> his father was a blacksmith and he had a belief that the way is through education, got a job as a chef and paid my father's tuition in italy, my father graduated, here we are. >> congratulations for being grand marshal of the columbus weekend. love having you on the show. >> thank you. you're a real privilege and pleasure to be with all the time. >> thank you so much. i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> well done. thanks, maria. thanks, joe. happy columbus day again, by the way. >> thank you. >> there is a preponderance of italian economists, we should add. that's another discussion for another day. >> except for robert schiller who won the noble prize in economists. congratulations. >> if you look the at the past winners, it's been a great group. stocks making a pretty dramatic comeback in hopes washington may be

over the next few weeks, marshall went on a lot of interviews. are focused. a lot of interviews. you are flexible on salary, you're willing to compromise, you're not gonna cry this time. too many interviews.

out on bail, a maryland air marshal returns home after police arrest him on the job. how neighbors are reacting to the shocking charges against him. >>> plus terror plot foiled as federal agents uncover a dangerous cell in new york. the latest on the man in custody. >> and no talk, the ravens say it's time for action as they prepare to face the steelers. i'm mark viviano. the latest on the game coming up. >>> taking a live look outside now with a cool start to the weekend as we wait for the sun to rise over maryland. marty bass has all the details in his first warning weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts right now. >>> this is wjz tv, baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm marty bass in for tim williams. it's not going to be a bad day. >> good. a little cloudy out there right now. there is that big full moon starting to set in the western sky. let's go ahead and take a loo

we just got on update from the fire marshal. those four people who are unaccounted for have now been located. they searched this entire building and they found no victims. sadly, several pets died in this fire, including two guinea pigs. residents are asked to go to veterans senior center on madison avenue where they can spend the night. >> they were lucky to get out alive. >>> we'll take you underneath the bay area into a tunnel. a tunnel designed withstand a large earthquake, but for what? >> i didn't know i had forgotten how to drive. >> something as simple as being able to drive had been taken away because he spent years in prison for making the wrong choices. >> we're seeing a warm evening around the bay area right now. temperatures still in the 70s and 80s outside. we're starting to see some changes which will bring some cooler temperatures. could those changes include showers come sunday? we'll look at that when we come back. >>> take a look. these pictures captured the moment the bell tower of a church came crashing down

marshals arrested public enemy number one thursday morning. trackedher goode was down to virginia beach. he faces charges of domestic violence in connection with the stabbing of the mother of his children last month. he is now the fourth public enemy number one that police have named and eventually caught since july. police captured all the suspects a week and half after calling them the top suspect. >> investigators say john wilson rob the post office in benson three times. he also committed nine robberies in banks and five more robberies in grocery stores in baltimore county. for each the same m.o. one wave followed the same pattern in what he wanted to do. >> wilson was caught after a witness got a description and now faces a number of charges including attempted murder for allegedly shooting at the witness. a a lawyer for the family of woman who fell off a stretcher is speaking out. >> the woman was diabetic and that's the reason an ambulance was called to the nursing home where she was living. the lawyer refutes the claim the injuries she

jim palisi/fire marshal rwc 4:39:06 there is no doubt about it fire sprinklers do save lives, reduceefe de bomberos dijo que sin duda los aspersores salvan vidas y reducen daÑos a la propiedad. la propiedad, construida en 1988, no tena instalado los aparatos que rocian agua durante incendios. s.o.t. jim palisi/fire marshal rwc 8:39:08 there is significant damage up there, they are not going to be able to go back for quite some time. agreg que hay daÑos considerables y que los residentes no van a poder regresar en un buen tiempo. s.o.t. ruth ordoñez/damnificada 22:00:25 las pertenencias, seguramente ya las perdimos todas, entonces hay que empezar de cero. cesar ---miles de empleados federales retornaron hoy a sus cesar ---miles de empleados federales retornaron hoy a sus puestos de trabajo despues de 16 dias.. ---el presidente barack obama firm anoche una legislacin aprobada horas antes por el congreso para elevar el techo de la deuda y poner fin al cierre del gobierno.. ---randy serrano nos amplia.. take pkg 0:01 0:27 1:01 1:09 1:24 pkg con un acuerdo de última hora el congreso volvi

by the way, we did reach out to this air marshal for comment.surprised? >> no. >> no. carol, thank you very much. >> sure. >>> do you ever wonder what it's like to jump from the edge of space? is this something you ponder? this may be the closest thing you may see to finding that out. i remember watching this, felix bumgardner, the free fall, gives me butterflies watching. he became the first human to break through the sound barrier with his own body. jumping from a capsule some 24 miles up. so now, on the one-year anniversary of that space jump, the red bull team has released incredible video showing this entire jump from several different angles. one of the cameras strapped to his chest. watch. >> um, i just got dizzy, and i'm watching this on a teeny little 32-inch screen. can you imagine doing that? he fell through space at a speed of 843 miles per hour. >>> coming up, forget companies in gold. you can now buy stock in professional athletes. yep, athletes. this takes gambling to a whole new level. >>> plus, two inmates, they are convicted ki

miri marshall is tracking that storm. she has the latest. it is rainy and was all morning. i think it is still coming down. >> it is definitely still coming down. we can see the storm still brewing. it will linger for the next few days. we can see some light showers north of cockeysville. everywhere you see in the green has seen more than one inch of rain in the last three hours. we will look at some 24-hour rainfall totals and talk more about the weekend. we will talk about that in the forecast. >> now we go to our other big story for the date. for the first time since the shutdown, lawmakers are expressing optimism about a deal to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling. hill, legislators are trying to reach a compromise by early next week. >> americans are growing outraged by the consequences of the shutdown. that has put a fire under lawmakers to resolve the money battle as soon as possible. shutdown, a the growing number of republicans are conceding the obamacare fight. >> no president in modern history has ever repealed a major signature law that was just pas

some trying to get up toward charlotte lotsville, and marshall -- charlotteville, and marshall. our friends in the shanendoah valley certainly are going to see it before we do. looks like it is moving in west to east during the morning. temperatures way up, these temperatures right now are right about and maybe even slightly above our normal high for the 7th of october. north beach is 72, 71 in rockville and 71 also in reston this morning. outside on our michael and son weather camera, good visibility. you certainly see the clouds up here the city lights reflecting off the cloud deck. everything is setting up for some stronger thunderstorms in spots later today. big picture, we have the upper storm. this is the same system that brought the four foot plus snow total to parts of south dakota last week. we are looking at all the moisture feeding in off the gulf and it is all coming together, some of it behind the front. showers and thunderstorms pretty good bet on that here. west side of the metro seeing it. showers and storms moving in through the lunch hour. inside reset, inside

marshal's shed. what else was found in their car, next. >>> a $150 million lawsuit is wrapping up right here in baltimore county. i'm rochelle richie, why matters of the heart could cost a doctor and hospital so much money. >>> bigger chances of winning smaller, smaller chance of winning big. i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news. new changes to the mega millions game. >>> a gorgeous fall day around baltimore. the sun is shining and it's warm outside. don't miss the updated forecast with bob just ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is clear, 63-degree. the case is underway for a famous cardiologist known as one of the best cardiologist of the year. rochele richie has been outside the court all day. >> reporter: the attorney for the wealthy plaintiff called the doctors office faulty and careless. it's the beginning of the end in a malpractice case, after mcgay the cath era zation was accused of giving patients unnecessary stents. the percentages were first the blockages. the higher the number the

marshals captured him friday. he is accused of killing a 22-year-old man. the crime was caught on surveillance cameras. the video shows garcia getting off this bicycle and leaning against a car. we a man runs up to him and shoots garcia in the head. family members say before the sheeting, garcia and the gunman were arguing at a park. >>> investigators believe speed was a factor in an accident in san jose that killed one person and critically injured two others. the car slammed into a streetlight and caught fire. you can see there's little left of the car. the crash happened just before 2:00 this morning near winfield boulevard. police tonight say the man driving the infinity died at the scene. two female passengers were thrown from car. >> police in redwood city are searching for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run on marshall and maple street last night. a vehicle struck man, then drove away. the vehicle is described as a dark colored minivan driven by a man. >> we have heard about national parks like yosemite being closed because of the government

the pumpkin festival. >> and a lot of kids goring to love you for that, too. >> still ahead an air marshal now accused of violating womens' privacy. >> how a motorcycle can teach us about glaciers. why this crazy, appears to be crazy experiment at san francisco exploratorium works. >>> a federal air marshal faces charges after witnesses say he was taking pictures of skirts of female passengers. officials say he was on duty in nashville when a witness spotted him taking picture was his cell phone. witness grabbed his zporngs then alerted a flight attendant. a police report says the 28-year-old admitted to taking 10, 12 inappropriate pictures he said he had never done before. >> that would make me nervous to know snun a position like that would be doing something like that. kind of violating their position using their position to do harm. >> he was charged with disorderly conduct and held on bail. tsa says it's in the process of suspending or firing him. >> well, new explore tore jim now open six months. hands on museum getting rave reskpruz two and a half times more visitors. this sunday we

it was the twistification to use john marshall -- the one that jefferson applied to marshall. he was choosing among competing argument and ilya said begins -- ginsburg wasn't persuaded. it was a decision which march would have been proud and well within the scope of the legal material. and disagree with it on grounds absolutely fine. to accuse him of being political and giving wit what any journalist or president obama would care is not persuasive. josh, i was surprised to hear in your introduction your notion that roberts cast his vote because he was afraid of tax on dpowrt during the election. i don't the cared at all about that. he was pursue the vision he articulated when he took office and did it very well. how does josh blackman come down on the question? i left my copy of the wonderful book in phil fill. when i was preparing for the book this this morning. i went to an earlier version of the manuscript that josh sent a couple of months. this is what i read of the early your copy of the like john marshall before him. roberts has a special responsibility fall on the shoul