marty has the details. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's just not the ravens football game, let's look at the game time, you have to understand, tomorrow afternoon, through the morning of sun, sunday, there is going to be rain. clouds giving way to sun around noon. kickoff temperature about 70 degrees. there will be a breeze around as the cleavland browns come to town to face the ravens at 1:00. you have the baltimore book fair, you have sun fest at ocean city, you have nascar, a lot this weekend. meteorologist tim williams is going to fill in the gaps with the first-warning forecast coming up. >>> thank you. city drivers better slow down or be repaired to pay up. the first speed camera goes up on sunday. the intersection of walter and glennmore will be the first of 51 locations where speed cameras will be installed. it will be legal to set up cameras near schools statewide. those caught speeding will be fined $40. starting today, just a memory after an official ceremony that happens at 3:00, it will be known as the university maryland

back to you, don. >>> marty, thank you very much. >> take it away, pal. >> don and marty, we're live at the mount washington tavern, just off falls road in mount washington. big fund-raiser here tonight for the baltimore county humane society. we thank everybody for coming down so early. this event will be huge. what's going to be happening? >> thanks for having us. we're really excited because our event tonight is a charity happy hour here at mount washington tavern. they've been generous. they'll give us 10% of the proceeds tonight. we'll have a lot of fun. games, one called in the doghouse. you can pay to boarder friends, co-workers, et cetera. >> i'm there with that. you've got uh, jill snyder from top chef. one of the contestants. >> she'll be one of our guest bartenders tonight. she can serve up a charity slide. we get $1.50 from each of the drinks. >> this starts at 6:00 and goes to 2:00 a.m.. >> website is www.baltimorehumane.org. >> i know you need the help. >> absolutely. we have lots of animals that need to be adopted um, we receive no government funding and we're not affi

then catch marty and the bulldogs and mary at the espn zone for a little football talk. >> here is marty and mary tailgating. it was her birthday last weekend. mary, the husband, and the kids were down. it will be great having mary join the bulldog and i. mary is a football fan. she does well with the football challenge. i want to point out one other thing. this is the -- 11:00 on sunday, we are going to have a fundraiser for the ride across maryland. we will be doing an outdoor grill party, all goes to benefit the ride across maryland. we will be watching the game together on wjz13. if you are over 21, come on out. go down, we will be doing the football talk in the espn zone this week. so we will be at the espn zone and you are more than welcome to come down here and join us for football talk. we'll find out how good our corners are this weekend, won't we? by the way, tom brady, meet our defensive linebackers and front line. >> wow. >> i wouldn't have wanted to see the ravens. >> no, you wouldn't. >> of course, then again, would we want to see emmett? one of greatest. he is talking abou

>> we are live first warning weather coverage marty bass is live. keep it coming. >> it's a legitimate question especially after yesterday and the day start we have had. how much will the fair and mild trend continue. keep in mine the normal high is 79 degrees. first off let's take a look at the sat rad photo and other than some very, very wispy high clouds in the area, we have had virtually no problems weather wise. let's throw the temps down. when we began it was 61. we rebounded to 75 downtown. 76 hagerstown and 77 dc and 80 ocean city. remaining cool and comfortable up in the mountains. 65 degrees in oakland closer to home. bel air 73. bel air 76 and westminster 73. 80 in columbia. mid-70s in rock hall and 71 degrees. now the question is, how much longer is this going to last. well, let me go ahead and show you. come on i know you want to work for me. don't go kanya west on me i want you to work for me. come on back here for a second. look at first warning doppler weather radar. the jet stream is going to dip south over the region tomorrow sprea

marty will be back with the first warning weather forecast. looking at the midday stocks, last night's winning lottery numbers. >> maybe it's because i didn't want to sweat through the shirt. look at that. >> i think you have a decent cloth back there. >> mother nature helped outside this morning. we were at the farmer's market. the sun came out, totally -- always helps if i turn it on. got totally steamy. looking at the current conditions, looking at radar. the sun is going to come in and out through the afternoon and as it happens, the atmosphere gets turbulent and we see some showers. 81 degrees, we are up to 81. it was 71 when we finished the morning edition. here's the breeze out of the northwest. seeing the front diving down towards the region. barometer at 30.06. looking at first doppler radar. some shower activity towards johnstown, it's kind of going in the southern direction. it's a cause an effect, this is a business of cause and effect with the front diving down to give us a delightful saturday and sunday. it's also some of the ins

stay with us, the five-day forecast is next. >>> we have the five-day forecast with marty. >>> let's concentrate on the weekend. saturday and sunday sunny, 76 and 82 degrees for the home opener. the ravens against the chiefs and we continue this fair- weather trend into next week. back inside. >>> thank you. thank you for watching wjz news. >> stay with us on the line on wjz.com through the afternoon. see you at 4:00.

marty, always wonderful to have you on the program. we so appreciate your insights. >> good being with us. >> we will see you soon. martin feldstein is professor harvard university, former chair of the council of economic adviser under president reagan. we're going to come right back and tell you what else could move the markets on wall street when that opening bell sounds tomorrow. [bell ringing] the way the stock market's been acting lately you may wonder if you've been doing the right thing. are the fees you're paying gettreally worth it?ur? td ameritrade's fees are fair and straight-forward. their research is independent and unbiased. their investment consultants are knowledgeable and there when you need them. so why not talk to one? announcer: call today to schedule a free investment check-up, or visit a td ameritrade branch. the oral-b pulsar. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "fast money" we'll talk about dell's shopping list and bring in the top-ranked i.p. analyst to discuss which targets may be on dell's radar screen. a

now, don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala. your first warning weather and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> hello again at the top of the hour, looking live at ground zero in new york city where two shafts of light were illuminateed echoes where the twin towers once stood. here, one of the big stories, it's raining. it's having an effect on the rush. marty in first warning weather. >> here's first warning doppler radar, the low offshore started getting a second wind yesterday. it got its act together and we're many the path of heavy rain flung our way from the ocean and the purple box has nothing to do with the ravens, it's a tornado watch box through noon for kent and delaware. looking at the radar, come on, let's go back and do that again. let's look at the photo, maybe not, our watch warning graphic, our beaches have a flash flood watch and going to be some problems up the 95 corridor as the rain marchs up the sea board. 65 at lunch, heavy rain, rain slowly tapers but doesn't lea

and marty used the car heater. and what will happen to you in traffic as we zoom into the iner har bar, that's interesting. >>> and marty is in the weather. >> believe it or not, western maryland now we'll have a frost advisory in effect and that's where the 45 many coulds from. 45 in oakland mid50s and 60s going to 66. this evening 62. note it is cloudy and that display will be through the day but we'll mention a chance of a passing shower. let's go to doppler radar. we have a light shower, kind of meandering west-east across the south central and moving into eastern pa. the flavor of the day. i don't think we'll see it but i think that some of us might. take it away. here is sharon at traffic control. >> i think that's possible. we don't have anything that could get in your way. if you give us 15 minutes i things will change. here is a look outside. everything running smoothly. and here is a look at the west side of the beltway. no issues at liberty road at 295. running at full speed. pick from 15 different motel

marty will be there on saturday at st.joseph medical center. >>> a football stadium used to create this unbelievable long distance basketball shot. he went to the third deck and the basket was placed on the field. just watch. there it is. he's part of a group called dude perfect that became an internet sensation for attempting over-the-top shots. >>> catch the game here on wjz. coverage kick off at 1:00. >>> we have to set this up. yesterday on coffee with, if you were with us, you saw a great five minutes with julia dreyfus. we taped that on tuesday. minutes after julia dreyfus, the interview was over, four members of the rockettes walked in to tape today's coffee with. during the interview, i was musing julia, i got the rockettes waiting outside and want to do something more interesting than they're here it's a great show, tickets available. something to watch. mary says. >> i wonder if they can do the elaine dance. >> it was a segment on seinfeld where she made a fool of herself doing this dance. next thing you know, it

mark will have highlights and reaction and marty will be with the bulldog and mary at the espn zone for a little football talk. >> and wjz 13 is always on, the top stories now on wjz.com for instant updates on all of the news, and update of the first weather forecast, log on >>> in todays eye witness news health watch, more women diagnosed with breast cancer are also choosing to have their healthy breast removed in an effort to prevent the disease from striking again. researchers found between 1995 and 2005, the number of preventive mastectomies among women with a history of cancer in one breast more than doubled but still experts say there's little evidence to suggest that it improves survival. >>> you'll want to check back in with eye witness news. let's go back to the news room for a preview. >> we're working on breaking news from new york where minutes ago a cause of death is released in the death, and he's a hero of the hudson, the captain makes a huge decision about his future. join us for these stories and all of the days breaking news at 4:00 after dr. phil. >>> stay with us, th

for more of what's happening over the next few days, though, here a marty in the outback. >> reporter: things. twient show you first warning doppler weather radar. we potentially will have a battle over territory over your neighborhood. we have moisture gathering to the south. we showed you this yesterday. we have got a frontal system dropping our way. we call them back door cold fronts. come at us right out of the north just around hudson and james bay. well, clearly, one is going to affect the other. question, right now, is, will the front get here early enough to delay a lot of that moisture from ever getting into our portion of the mid-atlantic. we will see rain but well, just how much? ologist bernette woods has details and internet question coming up and now back inside. >> thanks. >>> across the nation people lost their jobs and struggled for months to find new ones. but things have not been that bad here. a new report ranks the baltimore area 18th in the nation because of a relatively small drop in employment over the last few months. the metropolitan area has a better unemplo

first we start with marty. >> looking at first-warning doppler. we showed you the shot, it's some light rain where our camera was shooting across the water. there's steadier rain, a pretty good line from eastern caroll county into southern harford and over towards the bay. looking at the day part. what i want you to note, we're going get rid of the rain. we're going to get rid of the rain by lunch, this evening, come back here, it's still going to be nice. it's going to be a beautiful friday evening with temperatures at dinner time after a high in the low 70s falling back into the 60s. >>> thank you. not a bad morning so far for sharon in traffic control. >>> it's a pretty good friday morning even though the roads are wet, we don't have any accidentses working or any delays. we have the baltimore book festival downtown and that is causing some road closings. we have the water main break from last week between maryland avenue. there's your drive times and speeds for 95. you can see close to full speed and that's a live look at 95 at whitemarsh runn

could you say hi, don and marty. >> to, like jesse? / >> yeah. >> well, hi, dan and hearty -- >> don and marty. >> hi, don! don, i'd yodle for you any time. i sure would. >> a little accent in there. and it's so cool to look at your face when you're doing it. you put all you had into that. your whole face changed. >> well, that's cool. oh, my gosh. >> well, if you like that kind of thing. some thing it's overboard. >> well, yeah, it is what it is. you can't argue with that. >> and let's talk about acceptance. i just, well, you know. -- if they're accepted as a person of not. >> and my son is about to apply for law schools and about to take the lsat and my wife's a basket case. >> and it doesn't help anything. you know, it's, it's, pressure that just makes everyone miserable and you can't think clearly and you can't figure out what the right fit is. >> i told people you were a great character and great to interview the last time on the show and you didn't disappoint, you're cool, thank you. >> well, thank you, you're nice, too. we're ta

cincinnati on the road at oregon state keep an eye on marty gilyard on the receiving end of a pass from tony pike.

marty and don to you guys. >> we were looking at that raven.carol had a tight shot of the raven and gave us the profile, a lot of folks will see a crow and think raven. a raven is a mighty scavenger. a powerful bird and there is a raven right there. ronny, how are you doing this morning? >> i think that is so cool. isn't it? >> yeah. >> man, and there's that profile. >> how about that? he is beautiful. that's conquer by the way. rise and conquer. we're at the maryland zoo. the maryland zoo has a new partnership with the baltimore ravens. this is one of two new mascots. >> reporter: the perfect zoo day in baltimore is topped off with a stop to see its iconic bird. >> what do you know about ravens? >> scare crows scare away ravens. >> when it comes to football, nothing scares ravens fans this season. >> i'm looking at going to the super bowl this year. >> we're always looking to make our team better. >> how about two new players? >> this is rise and this is conquer. >> reporter: unlike bob and edgar, 16 week old rise and conquer are traveling bir

here's marty with the five day. >> here's the 5-day forecast. fall like mornings, spring like amps. 78degrees tomorrow. and 80 on friday. saturday we go partly sunny and as i mentioned a few minutes ago. we have to look and see if a low comes in and gives us a few more clouds and a chance for a shower object -- on sunday. we'll keep our fingers crossed all the way through the labor day holiday weekend. >>> tune in to wjz for the prime time lineup tonight. at 10:00, it's ncis followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. if you wished you could ski and snowboard all year long, you can. the university of virginia has the university of virginia has built

talking about moisture, keeping an eye on the tropics and have some activity and for more, to marty bass. >> good afternoon. it's been a while since we discussed with you fred and for good reason. fred is closer than to the vir islands. we're not putting a time line on fred. wind at 86 miles per hour, as long as you have an active storm, every once in a while, we have to talk about it but frankly, it would take a dramatic change in steering currents to bring fred anywhere near us, put us in harm's way. the question is, when is this wanting to be a tropical low, how is the weekend going to be. any change in the outlook? tim williams with some details for tomorrow and sunday coming up shortly. you have to stay tuned. >> scandal at the baltimore chapter of acorn. two employees have been fired after a video was posted online. a man and a woman posing as a pimp and a prostitute walked in on 25th street, the acorn employees adviced her to list her occupation for a performance artist to account for income on the tax forms. the two did not do anything illegal. >> investigated and found nothing t

down, you know, come roosez and put pressure on theriot. >> jon: well, la russa is going out with marty foster to second base. and i guess foster is showing the skid marks, the evidence. >> steve: the mark right here which is too far away from the base and that's where matt holliday went to break up the play. >> jon: you have to make contact with the bag when you are trying to take out the infielders. >> joe: he had a big lead, almost down there already and comes across and does not go near the bag. you can see he is aiming directly at theriot and there you see. look where he is laying on the ground. no way he could reach the bag. theriot comes across and there he is, right there. but i still thought theriot had time enough to get rid of the ball before he got there. >> jon: you see right after the play, marty faster says no, no, no. he is out the first and that's the penalty if you can't actually -- if you go after the infielder without a chance to tag the bag at second, is automatically is a double play, regardless of the throw. so holliday a little overaggressive there. trying to bre

mark will have highlights and reaction and marty bass will be with the bull dog and mary. >> and mary will be there. >> i will will be there. >> for football talk. >> i am glad i went to the game yesterday i've been paying close attention. it was great day out there. >> it was indeed. i was in the section way across from you. >> i know. we were waving. we didn't see each other but it was fantastic. >>> still to come on wjz's "eyewitness news" today at noon, turn down the volume. consumer experts want limits on how loud music lovers are able to listent to favorite tunes. >>> the worst flooding in four decades. the filipinos pick up the piece after a violent weekend of storms. >>> and another live look at noon bernadette woods will be back with the first warning weather forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, mary bubala and first warning weather with marty bass, and meteorologist bernadette woods. it's wjz maryland's news station. >>> flood watters are receding in the philippines after deadly tropical storm barreled through as many as 140 people are dead or missing. t

marty mckerry.he cause of death is by shooting, i'm hoping against hope this was a quick and painless death. what can you tell us? >> they'll be looking at particulates of gunpowder at the actual entry site. they'll be looking for the trajectory. they'll be looking at autopsy for any bruising. and they'll be able to tell whether or not there was a struggle. i suspect there will have not have been any type of struggle. >> back to mike brooks. mike, what's your analysis? >> you know, nancy, right now with no good evidence that we're hearing about, i'm sure maybe the sergeant knows a little bit more, but i don't blame him for not saying anything. but right now it's just what we're doing right now. getting it out into the public's view because a lot of times, nancy, as you know, a lot of times people think -- you know, don't believe they see anything, but they really do. >> sergeant childs, how is your family tonight? >> they are feeling the pain. her sister's very close, her two brothers very close to

. >> alejandro marty tuvo que esperar más de un año para conocer al asesino confesó de su hijo. >> no17 imputaciones directas y le puedo decir en adhesión a ella tenemos el dicho y el testimonio de víctimas directas de secuestro. >> el padre de la víctima en un comunicado pidió que en vez de durante el rescate la mató su secuestrador y skus se suizo {noteÑ], algunos inicia matarona sus compañeros y el edalo creció cuando se dio a conocer una grabación en dónde supuestamente un policía judicial supo antes por el chofer de la víctima que la iban a secuestrar. >> no pusieron a salvo para que nunca fuera secuestrada, porque seguramente querían ponerse un medalla. >> el jefe de la policía judicial fue removido. >> ya estaban los elementos del grupo de reacción que participaron en el evento. >> se ejerció acción penal. parece haber convertido en abuso de autoridad como el que cometieron elementos del ejercicio en una casa de la capital, la cual allanaron con lujo de violencia. >> 3-4 personas vestidas de militares con capuchas encima, empezaron a golpear en la espalda. 4678 >> después de un

here's marty. >> i actually put the air conditioner on driving to work today. did you drive the

for more on this aspect of the chase, we head to loudon and bring in marty smith. what's the mindset of the chasers heading into race one? >> reporter: well, mike, when the debate arises as to who really are championship contenders, names like stewart and martin are brought up at this point. any 12 drivers can win it in history. only once has the points leader prior to the reset gone on to win it all. that was tony stewart in 2005. >> it does not matter what did you last week. it doesn't matter what you did the last 26 weeks. this is a second chance here. this is a new beginning, and you know, you can't look at last season and say who is going to be in the chase this year. you can't look at the first part of the season and say who is going to be strong in the last ten. it's not lip service. i mean, it really has the field that any 12 can win this thing. that's good for me. i want to be that guy. >> you have ten weeks you have to be flawless, and every one of us know that. and so all of us prepared the best we can to make ten perfect weeks. >> i've been it for three

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary.weather and wjz traffic control with sharon. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> overhead, it is a very starry day. this is the last tuesday in september. sharon will have your traffic after marty's first traffic weather. >> let's take a look at how this day is going to square away. we are going to be on the pleasantly cool side. with a high temperature in the low 70s, normal is in the mid 70s. with a lot

plus, it's marty. a fuel -- full ravens sunday coming up. >>> i spoke with brooks robinson. >> trying to find winning ways. his team mired in a 12-game losing streak. one of the few things to cheer about. brian. this shot into the gap at tampa bay last night. doubled at 56 this season. more than any switch hitter in major league history. it happened in the o's 12th straight loss. they played the rays again tonight. too many defeats led to the firing of manager eric wech. they're now just a game out of last place. eric will edge this out. and coming up next hour, more on the ravens preparation for the patriots. i spoke with ed reed today about new england receiver randy moss and the dangers a big receiver poses for the ravens. it is a tall pass. we'll hear it. that's ahead. >> thank you, mark. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> protecting children against swine flu. i love am at the school >>> coming up at 6:00. young girl dies of the swine flu. >>> deadly waves of water. tonight, the

now don scott, marty bass, breaking news with mary bubala, your first warning weather and wjz trafficontrol with sharon gibala. it is wjz. >>> it is the last monday in september as you look at the stadium where the ravens had a big win yesterday. it is meteorologist tim williams in nor marty bass. >>> definitely looking at the last monday as don mentioned of september feeling like probably the last monday of summer as well. it will be the warmest day of the week, and with that we will have a change moving in our direction temperature wise. we are talk about it in just a moment. but

. >> i said, marty get out of the way. >> all i could think of was this. of course when we do a story we do it at m&t bank stadium. rossville coliseum. it's the figure head of opening day. all i could think of yesterday, for as many people in there. 70,000 + how many tens of thousands more were sitting at home or in their favorite local hangout. here's yet another picture. find it at wjz.com. got the backyard deck ready. they were inside watching the game yesterday. it's astounding if you think about it. how many people enjoyed that football game yesterday. probably three times the amount at m&t bank stadium. >> everybody was on the same wavelength for an hour or two. >> have we got the overnights? i'm curious how many people watched the game yesterday. there's an interesting way to calculate that out. we know for a fact. not that you've ever hesitated to call the control room. >> he knows, we don't know yet. >> speaking of the ravens. okay... the guy who threw the shoe at bush, spends one more night in jail. we can look at that picture one more time. [lau

afterwards, a postgame coverage, mark have highlights and reaction and marty and the bulldog will haveone. >>> absolutely. i know they say they don't matter but if you want to fly high, keep in mind this season the ravens are 7-0 including the preseason. >> whoa. >> it don't matter except. >> or do they. >> except mentally. >> we keep hearing the last time they won all preseason was the year they won the super bowl. >>> we will see if history. >> the bangles beat the steelers yesterday. we were talking about that. >> very nice. never be upset about that. >> the last 14 seconds of the game. >> everything led up to that. very nice, the football weather across the country was very nice. i don't think i saw anybody play in rain. today temperatures like yesterday. up to 79-degree, t it got up to 75 yesterday, windy conditions, with maybe even a rumble of none thunder or two and a nice fall-like forecast approximate r the -- for the rest of week. >>> we have a little help on the way. trident and jenny garth are teaming up to teach children the importance of taking care of their teeth. we wil

plus, marty, mary and the fans at the espn zone. a full ravens sunday coming up here on wjz. >>> earlier today, i spoke with orioles legend brooks robinson. he says the team should keep dave dave trembley as manager. trembly, uncertain of his future. his team currently mired in a 12-game losing streak. >>> brian roberts has a record now for most doubles as a switch hitter. this was double number 56 this season. more than a any switch hitter in major league history. they will play the rays again tonight, to get started in about 10 minutes. >>> too many defeats lead to the firing of cleveland manager eric wedge. that was announced today. two years ago, the indians were one win away from reaching the world series. now, just a game out at the last place. eric wedge will finish this season. then he's done, after seven seans as the indian's manager. >>> nba training camps are under way. and the preseason gibbs with unexpected silence. wizards guard at times a comedian. he says he's committed to being more serious. >> i'm not the entertain

starting over with marty. >>> see those people arriving early to tailgate. talking about. i'm in that mode and it's only thursday. let's look at the forecast. it's in the low 70s and it's sticky. going for a high of 85 degrees this day and sticky. only a slight chance for showers in spots. sharon gibala has traffic. >>> good morning. not a good morning on 70. we have a big jam because of an accident on 70 eastbound at 29 blocking the lane. a 31-minute backup, 19 miles per hour at our speed sensor. fire in two spots on falls road at 83. 83 southbound slow middle town to mt. carmel. there's your drive time and the speeds on the beltway. the slowest spot is on 895, 33 miles per hour. there's 995 at whitemarsh. topside jam as usual. the rockettes returning to baltimore, back by popular demand. tickets on sale now. >>> thank you. acorn has come under fire for controversial hidden-camera video on the internet. now they're fighting back. >> reporter: good morning. the two film makers took what they shot at the offices and put it on youtube and now acorn fired the w

we'll send it out to marty in the outback. >> good afternoon, the leaves are falling, the wind is blowing, there is a chill in the air. there will be a couple of showers passing through the afternoon. look at doppler radar after i show you the shocking graphic. that is a frost advisory again. here is doppler radar that become as school glow later on it is bringing shower activity. widely scattered. i don't think this is all we're going to see throughout the afternoon. as we move to dinner and beyond, we'll clear skies out a bit and then good news. that area that you are looking at is going into the 70s. and bernadette woods has the details coming up shortly. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, update on a story we touched on. speaking up about the h1n1 virus. >> look at bernadette woods will be back with the forecast. >>> there has been a ninth death from the h1n1 virus. a teen from baltimore, complete flu watch coverage now with derek valcourt who has finished speaking with the governor. >> reporter: good afternoon. the reaction and we have new comments from the city school

marty, don, jeff and bob are all tied for third place with 35. they're coming up the rear there. but we couldn't fit all of those bobbleheads there. so we just highlighted the top three. >>> this week's local winner got 15 of the 16 games correct. and came closest to the score of the sunday night game. she wins a $50 best buy gift certificate. now, remember, you can still play. just come here to wjz.com, with rebecca. and just on the top of our home site, wjz.com, that's where you can find the information. >>> bern, sally just hit me. and told me that you're still a winner in our book. >> well, i appreciate that. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> keep your day job. >> okay. [ laughter ] >>> the ravens take on their -- their perfect record, on the road for their toughest so far this seen. -- season, the ravens take on the patriots this sunday. mark will have the highlight and reaction. and marty will be with the bulldogs and mary at the espn zone for a little football talk. >>> and coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00. diplomatic dispute. children are arrested in japan. h

while labonte and guide, marty, climb in the thin mountain air another group is beginning a hunt.harvick racing and an avid outdoorsman. like many hunters a big bull elk is as of yet an unrealized dream. and with daryl from limestone outfitters he heads to the trail head in hopes of making the dream a reality. >> where are we going? >> we are going down here to a little old mountain range that we got some elks scoped out in, 12, 15 miles up here. we have a little bit of a drive to get there. as we went, we parked, we walked up on a little ridge right in there. we was hoping to hear a bugle, we didn't at that time. >> just go right over there. and glass and see if you there is a bull. i am afraid to go that way. the wind will kill us going that direction. they are really close, we need to be really quiet. >> just keep watching right in there. >> with the bull bedded on the next ridge, fred and daryl move in for a closer look. >> see him right through there? see him right there? >> oh, yeah. right there. >> and if he gets up the other bull is a shooter we have a 200-yard shot. hang

concentra por esta zona de la plaza de la revoluciÓn,que justamente a un costado tiene la efigie de josÉ marti gente se ha comportado muy tranquila, a reserva de estos tumultos para iniciar el concierto,ademÁs de las banderas cubanas,vemos banderas venezolanas, la gente estuvo tranquila, sacan sus cÁmaras fotográfis y aunque sea de lejos, toman algunas fotografÍas. >> hemos visto cÓmo los artistas se manifestaron al pÚblico. con moderaciÓn,sin embargo, detrÁs de las cortinas, ¿que estÁ pasando? ¿cuÁl es el ambiente que se vive? >> ellos , de entrada defendieron a capa y espada la realizaciÓn de este concierto,incluso juanes enviÓ algunos mensajes, ha dicho que este concierto ha sido de maravilla,y que cuba estÁ llena de alegrÍa,hace algunos minutos en el escenario los organizadores dijeron que el mundo se abra a cuba palabras que Él mismo con pablo ii mencionÓ justamente en este escenario, ha sido quizÁs el mensaje que se ha dado a conocer en este lugar. >> regresaremos contigo a la noche. hablando de polÉmica e interpretaciones,ningÚn sitio para entender esa pasiÓn como del sur de la florida.

marty has the weather. >>> well, let's go to the shot.'s look at the doppler and what you're looking at here is the shower activity. it's pressing on, off to the east. we'll have widely scattered showers. we'll look at the out look and we'll go for a high of 66 degrees. that's below normal by 7 degrees. >>> hi, marty, good morning, everyone. not that busy. we have a few accidents at this point. one is in churchville and another one at havertv at in order and caramel to bell fest, a four minute delay. 7895 -- 795, six minutes there and a slight delay between the beltway and west nursery road. typical delays there. and there's 95 and a look at the topside, that's the work area. this is brought to you by jhhc. learn more another hopkins children's website. >>> and all marylanders are urged to get all of the flu shots after the h1n1 virus claims the lives of two local young people. >> we're still waiting for confirmation from the state health department, this would be the second child in the state, the 9th person overall to die from the flu v

marty mckerry, joining us out of d.c.in, tipline, everyone, this child suffers with turner syndrome. >> about 1 in 3,000 girls gets turner syndrome. it's a condition where they have some deformities, they have webbing of the neck and we know with haleigh in particular, she saw doctors frequently, often missing school. so we know she had frequent -- >> if she were still alive and is not being treated by the doctors, the hospital, she's in such serious, serious danger. >> very much so. she definitely has special needs. she's at high risk for severe infections and she needs special attention. >> everyone, we are taking your calls. very quickly, i want to report to you a story about a dedicated mother who heads off in the early morning hours to catch her car pool and is not only stabbed in a public parking lot, but then the assailant gets back in his car and runs her over. tonight, she is clinging to life. take a listen. >> visitoring at a new jersey hotel were shocked friday morning to find a woman lying face down with multi

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marty makary. you know, dr. marty, i'm starting to think this child never had a chance.. she's also got turner syndrome. could you just tell me what obstacles she would face with turner syndrome if she were taken by an outsider that didn't know how to treat her? >> well, in short, she had a lot of medical needs. this was a child who most likely had frequent coughs, the flu, sore throat, upper respiratory tract infections. this child we know had seen the doctor many times, had been hospitalized already at her young age, and we know this is a condition which affects the development of kids because they have a lot of medical needs. >> out to the lines, deanne, wisconsin. hi, deanne. >> caller: hi, nance i why, how are you? >> i'm good, dear, what's your question? >> caller: i'm just wondering, has her father taken a polygraph test? >> the father? the bio dad? >> caller: yes. >> absolutely. and to our knowledge he's passed. kim in ohio. what's your question, dear? >> caller: hi, nancy. i just wanted to know why has she not been arrested if she flunked the poly? >> well, beca

don scott and marty bass for the updated first warning weather forecast. >>> and coming up. >>> how do the ravens make the touchdowns look to easy? mark has the answer, coming up next in sports. >>> we've been talking with mark about coach harbaugh and how he's liked by everybody. >> it's a tough love thing. you can't help but like the guy. the results are there. he'll make them work hard and they'll have to like it. that's been the case so far. the injury update. without naming names, coach john harbaugh says some players suffered possible concussions with the ravens win over the browns. the ravens practice wednesday to get ready for new england. they are off to a 3-0 start. much of the credit goes tot big guys up front. three times with cleveland, running backs rushed to the end zone without being touched. >> they are constantly -- before meeting or after meetings, during breaks in practice, work on assignments and techniques. i think it's a credit and product of work. they're also talented and play hard. but they are clean plays. >> now, if you follow what vegas says -- the promo he

i'll have highlights and reaction with marty the bull dog and mary at the espn zone sports football talk >>> it's the final week of the baseball -- baseball season that cannot do enough for the orioles. they are hoping to avoid the dirty dozen. one run already and willie ibar to center. tampa bay first-inning, they didn't need many runs because their pitcher was brilliant. here's one of his three strike outs. the birds go down again, 3-1. 12 straight defeats, it is the longest losing streak in the major leagues this year. just five more games to go. >>> a fight for first place in detroit, tigers pitcher justin verland er facing the minnesota twins. vrelander doing his best, the tigers beat the twins. so detroit now has a two game lead, those two teams head to head in the next few weeks. we count down to >>> it's a diamond big enough to make friends with hundreds of girls. this 500 carat was found at an african mine. it was found with over 200 other diamonds: the value of the stone, has yet to be determined. >> kind of hard to find a ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, th

. >> reporter: after 53 years on the the job, marty said good- bye to colleagues and retired. mr. an exception, he is part of a trend. the american work force is changing. workers are working longer and younger adults are delaying their careers. >> trending a sell rated by dark accelerated by the recession,. >> 93% of the growth will be among workers ages 55 and older and the majority of the growing employees are not in it for the money. >> they want to stay active and feel useful and be with people. >> younger workers are riding out the downturn by staying or returning to school. acoints for the lowest share of the work force since 193. >> society come to a conclusion if you want to get ahead in the 21st century knowledge based economy you need to have a college education. >> they are not only getting older, women have been edge. women are on the verge of outnumbering men in the work force. >> that is recession related. the sectors that have taken the biggest hits from the recession a have been the male dominated sectors. more than a million jobs lost in construction, 2 million j

marty griffin says she is not sure it will help. >> i'm just not willing to do it. i'm hoping that the problem does not become a massive outbreak. if it does, may regret this decision. >> health officials reassured congress that the vaccine was safe. >> we have data from decades of experience from seasonal slow, which will made in the same manner. >> the whole district in huntsville, texas shut down with too many kids and homesick. >> coughing and headache. they are really tired. their bodies >> a> hospitals in n.c. have barred children from visiting patients. too risky, they say. other hospitals have set of special tents to handle overload in a slew season that officially starts sunday. >> officials say h1n1 never really went away this summer. they say that help them track the virus and confidence the vaccine is a good match. >> coming out in our medical alert, experts take on a dangerous trend. we also look at how families prepare for an outbreak. that is in about 10 minutes. and, more than a dozen students are recovering after a chemical odor traveled through the

with me now is marty toll-chin.ent 40 years at the new york times and helped create both the hill newspaper and politico. welcome to you. >> good to be here. >> brown: mr. safire made that what was then an unusual transition, right, from the white house to that column. >> he did. he was greeted with great suspicion and some hostility by the members of the washington bureau of the "new york times". for several reasons. first of all, it was april of 1973. nixon was not the most popular person in the bureau of the "new york times". bill was regarded as a mere knicks nixon slack. almost every member of the washington bureau thought if there would be another member of the washington bureau, it should be them. >> brown: not someone from the nixon white house. >> exactly. in time, of course, they accepted him. the actual turning moment was at a times bureau party when the son, the young son of a reporter, jim norton, fell into the swimming pool. bill dove in fully clothed and rescued the child. from that moment on, bill wa

sharon gibala has a report on the rush and marty in weather. >>> looking at doppler, look al that lowsitting there and then it sat there long enough and that's one stunning radar picture, check it out. the forecast, we're going to say we'll have rain through the day. but tapering off through the afternoon and evening. 68 is the high overnight, we'll go to you -- cloudy. for the low, it will get out of here. tomorrow 76 did. >>> now to sharon gibala. >>> still busy out this, a new accident on the beltway on the outer loop at 795 blocking the left lane. another on outer loop on the shoulder. a crash on 32 westbound at u.s. 1 blocking the left lane. 95 northbound at washington boulevard blocking the right lane. there's a live look outside at the west side of the beltway. typical delays of the rain. this report brought to you by department of agriculture. >>> caught on tape, two baltimore area acorn workers seen giving advice to two people posing as sex workers live on the story. >> reporter: those two workers who worked in the office behind me here in baltimore were fire after seen givin

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. >>> check in with don scott and marty bass tomorrow morning on eyewitness news starting at 4:55 a.m. for the updated first warning forecast. >>> and coming up, the hits were hard to come by for the o's as they take on the yankees. mark has more coming up next in sports. produce with a 100% guarantee... means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway has a new promise. a commitment to thousands of new everyday low prices. so you can get what you want. when you want it. at the price you need. today... and tomorrow. that's our promise. and that's... ingredients for life. safeway. >>> mark says a lot of yankees fans there. it's easy to be a yankees fan. it takes guts to be an orioles fans. >> first place yankees, the first of 18-straight games that the birds will play against teams in playoff contention. one way to prepare, the o's bring in a tough guy, chuck ladell, the famed ultimate fighter. ladell had had nothing compared to what andy pettitte delivered. the yankees lefty retired the first 20 batters

we'll start with marty. >> reporter: the shower activity is pressing out of the region and we'll seeit of clouds and sun. we've lost the humidity and stuffy conditions of the past two days. now to sharon gibala in traffic control. >> reporter: still busy out there. we have accidents to talk about. 97 past 32. one on 100 westbound on 97. one on wilson point road. there's a crash on falls road at black rock road. on 795 southbound, the lanes are jammed to the beltway. there's a look at the speeds and the drive times on the beltway. west side is really slow at 23 miles per hour as your average and 28-minute drive time. there's 97 at 170. there's 95 at 395. new issue there is. the topside jam as usual. . >>> thank you. an off-duty police officer gunned down outside of his home and doctors are working to save his life. mike that has story. >> reporter: it was just before 10:00 last night when up to three armed men approached the officer in park heights. he pulled out his gun and gunfire was exchange. the officer hit in the stomach several times and rushed here to sinai for emergency surge

marty makary, what tests could be so crucial this late in the pregnancy? >> maybe a test for diabetes. but quite honestly, the big concern here is that in a 12-year-old that pelvis is narrow, the labor is for sure going to be protracted, long, and drawn out. the person's going to be at risk for dehydration, malnutrition, bleeding and infection. so there's a high risk here. >> you know, dr. makary, you kind of glossed over the risks associated with delivering. if he is on the run with these children, it's very likely he's not going to take them to a hospital. he may have her deliver this baby in some sleazy motel room. >> all the more reason. >> and a lot can go wrong in pregnancy. i was at one of the best hospitals in the world for pregnancies and deliveries, and the tleef us nehe three of us n. >> child birth was the number one killer of women before modern obstetrical care. without good care she may very well bleed to death during the labor. >> to patricia in maryland. hi, patricia pl. >> caller: hi, nancy. how are you? >> i'm good, dear. what's your que