mary was larger than life.r, thank you for our acknowledgement of our history. >> it's such an amazing history. and you know, there aren't a lot of musicians who can say that they honestly helped change the course of history and your work during the civil rights movement and beyond has done that so we thank you for that. the memorial concert takes place in new york on what would have been her birthday. >> november 9. >> november 9th. >> at riverside church. but, you know, we've been realizing, because of the outpouring of love and from the whole country, how this jt becomes part of the heart of america. it's not entertainment. it never was just entertainment. anyhow, it's good to be with you. >> good to have you here. >> when we were first marching and singing songs like... ♪ if i had a hammer, i'd hammer in the morning ♪ you would not have been working at this station. >> you're absolutely right. >> this was a totally segregated town. >> mm-hmm. >> and there were separate water fountains for people of color an

. >> and i'm mary bubala. a judge has just denied a motion to dismiss two perjury charges against mayor sheila dixon. good afternoon, sally. >> reporter: good afternoon. the judge's decision means two separate criminal trials against the mayor will go forward. according to the baltimore sun, the judge was not satisfied with the defense's argument to throw out the perjury charges. sweeney previously dismissed similar charges against dixon, saying the prosecutors used privileged evidence. prosecutors then secured the new indictments using different evidence. she is charged with perjury for allegedly failing to report lavish gifts from a developer. back to you. >>> thank you. a date for the trial on the perjury counts has not yet been set. the first trial on the theft charges will begin november 9th. those charges stem from an accusation that dixon stole gift cards intended for needily families. >>> the first doses of the h1n1 vaccine are set to arrive in maryland this week. but there won't be enough for everyone

mary katharine, juan, directly ahead aaron andrews privacy grossly violated. thought fbi has made an arrest in the case. did some hotels help the peeping tom do his dirty work. david goldberg on how the media is treating the david letterman situation. moments away. bill: as you may know, espn's forecaster erin andrews had her privacy grossly violated when a man spied on her in hotel rooms photographing her without clothing and posting the images on the net. the fbi has arrested 47-year-old michael barrett insurance representative from illinois. is he charged with interstate stalking. this now to analyze former district attorney jeanine pirro host of the program judge janine perot pirro. you are not a real judge though are you. >> yes i was a family judge. bill: i think this guy is a disturbed guy. >> any peeping tom is, a weirdo. >> you would say that anybody who practices spying and stalking people and i'm not saying that with any kind of jocularity, but anybody who does that mentally something is wrong? >> well, yeah, anyone who does that bill, i'm concerned

mary katharine, juan, directly ahead aaron andrews privacy grossly violated. thought fbi has made an arrest in the case. did some hotels help the peeping tom do his dirty work. david goldberg on how the media is treating the david letterman situation. moments away. quality and reliability... are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. bill: as you may know, espn's forecaster erin andrews had her privacy grossly violated when a man spied on her in hotel rooms photographing her without clothing and posting the images on the net. the fbi has arrested 47-year-old michael barrett insurance representative from illinois. is he charged with interstate stalking. this now to analyze former district attorney jeanine pirro host of

we have mary bubala with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. rush hour is getting under way and today, some people may have to break a bad habit that is tempting to text while driving. it is illegal in the state of maryland. across the country, there have been fatal traffic accidents and texting while driving is the cause. >> i'm a life long motorcyclists. i stopped riding because there are too many fools driving and texting. >> reporter: maryland hits the brakes on texting while driving. it is illegal to write or send a text while operating a vehicle in the travel portion of the roadway. the tsa calls it an important law. >> if you are in the travel lane, don't be tempted. don't start looking at it and text. set it down and leave it be. >> reporter: new requirements for teen drivers are taking effect. starting today, learner's permits must be held for nine months. the minimum age for getting a license is now 18. up from 17. >> that as i big machine that can -- that is a big machine that can kill somebody. >> reporter: and as far as the state l

marys from 15 different chefs. >> 15 different bloody maris and clayton's dream come true. >> i putng people the secret ingredient to make the perfect bloody. sometimes it's celery salt, sometimes-- >> old bay seasoning from maryland, old bay. >> mine, horse radish and i like the olives there. >> i have never seen dave about to tear up. >> i'm so happy. >> coming up on the show, risky drivers pay more for auto-- there you go, auto insurance, right? should the same principles apply when it comes to health care? is that the answer to reform? we are going to talk about that. >> dave doesn't think so, i do. plus, she just want today buy some cough syrup for her family, but a trip to the pharmacy land one grandmother behind bars. she'll tell us why she was punished and what she's doing now to clear her name. >> all right. as you get into a car accident or even get a speeding ticket. your car insurance rate often increases. so, should the same type of standard apply to your health insurance? >> let's ask the vice-president of insurance office of america, brad chance joins us live this mor

i'm mary bubala in for don. we'll start with marty. >> let me show you the genesis of what a couple showers this morning, but why that's not your real forecast for the day. look at this graphic. we have a cold front coming in on a warm influx of humid air. tonight through midday tomorrow. having said , that let's look at the day part. it looks like it's going to be you know, fairly nice, late morning, midday and afternoon. we cloud up this evening. showers tonight. 66 going to be the noon time temperature on its way to a high temp in the mid-70s, but... here's first morning doppler weather radar. a little piece of energy is busted out with the influx of this warm and humid air. this isn't that cold front. and uh, the shower activity really just kind of chugging right along across the area. if you see a sprinkle, give it ten, fifteen minutes, good-bye, gone. it's not your real forecast for the day. we've been thinking this was more of a northern tier county thing, but down to the south, we're seeing some shower a

. >> and this past month of course mary frometer, paul and mary passed away. a lot of people love their music. and i understand that peter yaro is going to be in town for a special performance. >> peter and mary were actually great friends, so fans of peter, paul and mary are going to see probably something that feels like a tribute. there will be two performances, at the kennedy center stage on saturday. both are free and he'll perform songs by peter, paul and mary. >> very nice. that sounds like fun. thanks very much. and for more fun things to do log on to nbcwashington.com or washington post.com/weekend. thanks very much. you have a great weekend. >>> we're going to find out about some of the stories in the works for this afternoon. jim handly is here. >> good morning. we've got a busy afternoon. starting at 4:00 and 5:00, users of websites like facebook and twitter might think the sites are allowing them to be more connected to friends but there is new evidence that they may actually be driving people apart. then at 5:00, liz crenshaw reports on the lates

mary's county, charles county, annapolis and around the bay bridge. they are little sprinkles and showers. they are drifting eastwards. there is a chance of rain but there is not much kick to this front. we will talk about the forecast in details for the weekend in general coming up. >> they keep. -- thank you. children. he was retaliating against the driver of the best. we have more with our reporter. >> the allegations are shocking and certainly need to think of those children on the bus and what they must have to endure during that morning. >> a routine bus ride to school thursday turned into a nightmare. fire on an mta bus full of students headed to westat least six bullets hit the front windshield. he was kicked off of the best previously and he stepped in front of the bus to fire at it. the driver is credited with making sure that no one got doors and keep them from boarding the bus while he was firing at the windshield. >> it is crazy. it is really crazy that kit cannot ride the bus without without stuff like that happening. >> some are very co

mary, what is the website? >> marymbaker.blog spot.com. glenn: you called me wednesday. >> wednesday morning. glenn: you said you were inspired by the show and the moms thaw saw. take me through the scene. >> i had seen the show and a few things resonated and i said i feel so alone, and then i got a group together and we called ourselves the sisterhood of the mommy patriots, and then we came up with if you begin everything with "as a mom," you win. when i woke up the next morning, i thought about having a group, and i looked on-line and there wasn't a group and wrote on my blog that three people follow and said wouldn't it be cool if there were this group? and i got all these responses. i told my husband, i have this crazy idea, stop me, and he just, whatever, and so i called one of my best friends in the world, who has always been my sounding board, and well, stop me i said if i'm going to do something crazy. i said i think iw3 need a site site that is called "as a mom" and you need to tell me not to do. thisç she said "i will be your ve

. >> and i'm mary bubala. people are talking about the long arm of the law in maryland seems to be extending as several rules take effect. we have mike schuh with the biggest change, texting while driving. >> reporter: good afternoon. whipping out your cell phone to text while driving is considered a no-no. a police officer can pull you over if they see you doing it. people have died while texting and driving. it is no wonder that are you going 65 miles per hour and it is like closing your eyes when you drive. drunk drivers had more skills behind the wheel than a texter. >> one second can cost you your life or you could hurt someone else. this is one more reminder. it is a message for all of us to pay attention. >> reporter: remember, if you are seen texting, you could be pulled over. >> while you are in the vehicle and moving, even at a red light, you are not allowed to be texting. >> reporter: some welcome the change. >> it is a great idea. it will promote more safety. you cannot go wrong for safety. >> repo

. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary and everyone. it's not clear at this point, all of the details. this is what we know for now. some verizon workers were working at the 500 block road of being house road. they discovered a body of an adult male in the sewer and the police released no portions of the person's identity and the person died. they're working in the area and stay tuned, we'll keep you updated. back to you. >>> thank you, we'll monitor the situation and bring you the latest at 4:00 and on wjz.com. >>> well, late night host david letterman shocked america when he opened up about a plot against him and a long time cbs news producer is indicted. >> reporter: the cbs employee who tried to blackmail letterman is in court today. he was arrested outside of the cbs news head quarters. he's accused of demanding $2 million from letterman in exchange for not exposing details about his private life. >> this is scary. >> reporter: letterman detailed the plot last night and mixed jokes with a somber tone. he found a package in his car last month from someone who neuterrable things abo

. >> greg: women do not surf porn period at work, mary. do you surf porn? >> at work?greg: yes. >> it no. they send it to you in your mailbox for free, don't they? why do you pay for it? i'm constantly getting adds in my mailbox for free. >> bill is sending that to you and don't open up the pictures. >> it is a fun little prank. >> i want to get to faith's gender assumptions here. i hate that. because everyone assumes i don't have a gender assumption. you put us all into a box when you do that. >> greg: i would rather have a bureaucrat surfing porn than actually working because that means they are doing less damage overall to the world. >> that is the name of andy levy's favorite feline the bureau of cats. the reason you are surfing porn is to help overseas women. this guy is my hero. >> greg: the upcoming story is so full of storiness it most by the storyiest story in the history of stories. should hankie panky in dorms be banned? - boys, wake up! - when you use windex, the streak-free shine lets in more light. oh, man, we're gonna be late for school! come on! when do

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with us today is mary allen white house from the bunny loo adoptions. you have a cute little rabbit. >> this little guy was given to us. he has gotten fat. he is an exploring little guy. he runs around the rescue and has a ball. he is well behaved and would make an excellent addition to anyone's family if they are prepared to living with rabbits. >> they don't bark or meow and you don't have to walk them. >> do they get along with dogs and cats. >> a lot of them do. p.j. is a good boy. he doesn't chew on cords or baseboards or anything. some bunnies will but he loves to explore. he goes running upstairs. he goes everywhere and explores things. he's a very good little bunny. >> he is very soft. >> very nice. certainly is. >> how can folks contact you? >> they can e-mail us at mary ellen at bunny lu.org or call to the rescue at 703-753-0833. we are happy to educate anyone that is interested about getting a rabbit in their house. >> if was missed any of that go to our website at wusa9.com and go to our pet section and click on pet line nine. back with more

mary baker, market of 7. also 9-12 mom and a bloger and i still don't have the name of it >> marymbacker.gov.com. >> easy to remember. >> and let me start with a coup elf things. is there anybody in washington that any of you can relate to? >> no. >> i think that we are on issues than people and personalities. i don't think we are focused on trying to find a person. we are concerned about the issues right now. >> what is it. have you guys ever belong to a party or still belong or left a party? >> i am still a registered republican. i am seriously thinking of switching to independent. >> i am a registered republican so i can vote in my primary. >> i am registered republican for the same reason. >> for the primaries. >> vote in the primaries. but no one you relate to and look at. >> oh, - on really. if i quote every said in the med yampt the dumb ones. that's what they would say. >> but they probably say that about me, too. >> oh, yeah. they say that about us, too. >> that's what the media said about moms. >> a

. >> anne marie, your comment or question? >> caller: hi, mike, love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: i was wondering for a few weeks now tommy croslin and misty's mother, the mother was in tennessee on check fraud charges and, also, the brother was called over there during the middle of the night. were they questioned thoroughly? >> yeah, marlaina, right? i mean, isn't tommy the one who said, hey, i went there, 10:00 p.m., didn't look like anybody was home. right? >> yeah. i mean, he said that. you might have to take this with a grain of salt, though, mike, i have to say. he finally said that, you know, a couple weeks ago and once he said it, they lowered his bond and he got out of jail. but, the bottom line is, he could have been protecting his sister all this time and this point a lot of rifts in the family and at this point he is probably thinking the gloves are off, i'm not protecting her anymore >> nicole, as you look at, this you've got players in the inner circle croslin, misty's brother, mom with the criminal recor

mary mary is on here with us.le singing. >> i think we have stuff that people will relate to. it is important. there's nothing wrong with scenes and all of that, but if you're caul caught up in those things, that's when life takes another turn. tavis: what is the process for you of being able to write a song that speaks to those that are believers and speaks to those who aren't believers. you have a gift for that, something -- somebody criticized you for that saying it is not specific enough. how do you do that? >> i think it has to do with my personal relationships. i approach a song like i approach a personal relationship . i can be friends with someone that doesn't live a great life and someone that lives a great life. someone who is a president and a gang member. i approach people the same way as people, you know. and because of that, my songs have that thing trains appearance, that people feel when i meet them. you know. i don't judge. and -- and i simply love people. i love people. and i think that comes thr

he'll have the highlights and the reactions and plus, t marty, mary and the bulldog and joe washington, they'll air the air tran football talk and they'll have the ravens covered for you sunday. >> marty and mary. >> all right. and the bulldog and joe. >>> all talking about the ravens. >> what's everyone talking about. >> the ravens. >> hopefully it will be a good talk. >> i love the ravens, we'll see. >> well, we're getting close. remember the marker when you said we go undefeated. >> yeah, for the preseason. they won the super bowl that year, we'll see. we'll keep our fingers and wings crossed as the ravens fans may say. >> well, football weather for new england, it's nice. >> we're looking at clearing skies today. we have clouds outside right now, when you go out uric we'll have -- out, you'll have a wet car. the air's still saturated and it's still. we're looking at fog sitting around. that's what you're dealing with early on. taking a look at the sky, you'll see a full moon after tonight and that's the case for the next few days. the skies are clearing and stars are out and we'll

at the time, mary joe and dean were living in los angeles. mary joe wanted to move back to canada after their split but there's a snag. she wasn't allowed to take the kids out of the country without dean's permission which he wouldn't give her until she met with tory. here's how that went. >> it was interesting. i was really determined because i didn't want a huge drawn-out legal battle so i said i would meet her. and it was a three-hour meeting. she came to my house. apparently, in her book, she had a knife in her purse. i didn't see. i couldn't see the kbrout line of the knife but apparently she thought i might attack her or something like that. >> mary joe has advice for women. number one, don't marry an actor. >> well, everybody's a comedian on the "showbiz tonight" facebook page. we asked what you thought about marge simpson posing for playboy. here's what you had to say - say -- praf praf want to hear from you on facebook and follow us on twitter for breaking news entertainment news alert. >>> and now, the showbiz lineup. here's what's

mary queen of scott? mary, elizabeth? we'll have the answer coming up. >>> firefighters batting the so- called sheep fire in southern california are getting help from mother nature. humidity is up and temperatures are cooler in the san gabriel mountains. the blaze has burned close to 8,000 acres. wrightwood is under mandatory evacuation. >>> search teams in indonea have little hope of fighting any more survivors. rain held up delivery of aid where several villages are wiped out. rescuers focused on pulling bodies from the rubble. the death toll is estimated at around 1100. >>> in the south pacific, people are gathering to help tsunami victims. at least 176 people in samoa and tonga were killed in the tsunami triggered by a magnitude 8.3 under water earthquake. >>> well last week we told you about starbucks new instant coffee so is it the same as the regular brew? we'll put that to the test this morning. >> we'll be right back. oh, hi! welcome back to progressive.com! how's that car insurance? great! just bought a house...

steve carrell stars where mary lynn pays the pageant assistant. >> one more to go. >> in 24, mary lynn plays chloe o'brien. >> where steve, our own steve made a cameo as a noon anchor. and there you have steve, six degrees of separation. >> wow, that was a work of art. >> stay with us, the bacon brothers are next right here on fox 5 morning news. >> it's 8:25. we'll see you in a few. ♪ "breakfast doesn't really start until the grands are on the table" grands biscuits. would it really be breakfast without 'em? for money saving coupons go to... pillsbury.com. >>> following breaking news right now. here are the live pictures, a boy who police say is around 14 years old was hit by a car. this happened in germantown around 7:45. we know that the boy was flown from the scene to the hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries, but police say this is a very serious accident. again, live pictures from germantown where a young boy, 14-year-old boy, was hit by a car. >>> let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines this morning. we start out west with elizabh smart, the girl t

so much news about peter, paul and mary with the passing of mary. we'll talk with peter coming up.has a children's book coming out. he is working on a memorial concert for moammar ghadafi travers. >> should be great. we hope you will stick around for that. >>> coming up next hour, holly is digging up a little bit of dirt at a festival all about things micological. >> that means fun with fungus. we'll check in with her at the seventh annual mushroom fair. we'll learn something new coming up after the break. me again. okay, now this is the last time alright? thanks, you know we don't deliver anything like this. this crispy flatbread. mmmm. mmmmm! introducing the taste that's never been delivered. digiorno crispy flatbread pizza. it's not delivery, it's digiorno. >>> happy friday, everybody. i'm holly morris. as we head into the weekend, we are going to spend our morning with the micological association of washington. if you're going i'm not sure what that is, let me ask it this way. do you love mushrooms? then you're going to love what we're doing. because they are all about mushroom

or we got the babysitter here for her. >> good morning. >> reporter: in tennessee, bob and mary lyndert-monkey, part-human baby. >> there's your daddy. >> reporter: mary lynn calls herself the state-at-home mom to maggie. >> you're not in my bedroom, are you? are you taking your pantties off? leave them on. you took off your pantties. >> reporter: mary lynn, unable to have children of her own, says her monkey babies give her all the love she needs. >> humans are conditional. we psych each other it. we sometimes lie. but monkeys are going to be much more direct. and so, you can love them and experience that emotional bond unconditionally. >> reporter: jesus chose to forgo a traditional family, because of his own difficult childhood. as for lori, after her oldest child left home, severe empty nest depression landed her in the hospital. she got jesse. >> there was nothing. i got over it with jesse. i got my baby girl. >> reporter: okay. there are about 15,000 people living with monkeys in their homes in the u.s. and in most states, it is perfectly legal. we hear about safety. animal expe

then mary, can you come on in? these another great producer at cbs news.s with a twitter application so we can always see with a quick reference who is twittering and be able to respond to it because there's no way i'm going to get across the country without people helping. so logon to twitter.com/early show dave or logon to our website. i still need a way out of here today. chris had will -- hold on. chris, i'm not kidding, i'm getting a call right now. hold on temperature stand by, chris. hello. you can give me a ride from l.a.? it's my mother. i have no ride. chris, we'll send it back to you. mom, i'm in the middle of a show. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by the home depot. more saving, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. >>> one additional rule we didn't tell dave about. there is a no relative clause. we'll let you know later on. >>> painting your own home can be a huge pain. you make a big mess or the paint job doesn't come out the way you want it. danny lipford is here with great tips to help anyone paint like a

we spoke with mary philips on the phone. she says, quote, i have never at any time under any circumstances in any situation had any inappropriate relationship with any dyrs youth or any youth, period. were these events events ever investigated? >> i'm not exactly sure if they've been investigated because i've tried talking to people at dyrs to no avail. >> reporter: the teen's father says he is speaking out now wondering if this has happened to other teens. under dyrs supervision. >> if they can do something like this, they don't have those kids' interest at heart. >> reporter: we contacted them but they said they could not comment on the investigation. as for clark ray, he told us he had not been served with any papers but says that the allegations are not true. agee's son is now 18 years old and being housed in a facility in minnesota. >> we heard a lot of information there. are this father and son credible? >> well, the father tells me he admits he's no angel. he does have a serious criminal past but he said his son has n

>> tom and mary. >> con ustedes, el dÚo foreclosure canta "tom and mary". ( aplausos ) tom is a boy.. es interactuar "interpersonal skills" con los otros niÑos. es importante increpar con los niÑos, con los animales, y con la naturaleza. yo creo que es algo muy importante en el desarrollo de ellos, el crecimiento y todo lo demÁs. >> estas experiencias son muy saludable siempre y cuando el niÑo sea receptivo a ellas. >> yo creo que no hay que forzarlos, los chicos quieren o no quieren y de a poco van y tocan, porque al principio pueden tÓner esta redacción de miedo y luego de a poco van y tocan, se familiarizan con los animales y pierden el miedo. >> hacemos que los niÑos participen al darle la comida a los animales. despuÉs los llevamos a otra parte del rancho mÁs al fondo, entonces les enseÑamos los caballos, las vacas, burros... ♪ >> otra experiencia es el visitar un jardÍn de mariposas en el que aprenden a conocer las plantas que las otra iniquidades en que se alimenten. tambiÉn, aprenden a votar a cavallo pero las elecciones no terminan ahÍ. >> yo soy muy h@t÷dnaqv@kpááde@ >> ok,

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mary -- i love this -- ♪ but it was mary, mary grand old name. mary pinson, greenfield, mass, 109.ress, traveled to prince edward island. for years that was her favorite place to go. bessie -- i love that name, bessie -- bessie's kind of an odd name. bessie sharpe of washington, d.c. that's right near here. in fact, i think we're in washington, aren't we? i believe so. lives independently, makes quilts for babies whose parents are serving in iraq. now, that's sweet. finally, we have steve and vickie wrubel from holiday, florida. 80 years they've been married. he's 100 and she's 98. secret to marital longevity -- and i love this -- they still go grocery shopping together. there is a very romantic thing about that. that is a lovely tie-in. don't you like to go grocery shopping, matt? >> willard, thank you very much, sir. it's always good to see you. when we come back, martha stewart is going to help us get ready for halloween. ♪ >>> back at 8:38. this morning on "martha on today," sweet and savory pumpkin recipes. martha stewart is here to share a few that are straight from her speci

plus it's marty and mary and the bulldogs and we have airtran football talk. we have the coverage for you on wjz. >>> a live look outside and hue is the weekend shaping up and what about the forecast for the raven's game on sunday? wjz life meteorologist bob turk in the weather center. >> around here light rain to the west. a batch of showers around hagerstown and very light stuff expected right here. this is mostly moving northwest of us. not a whole lot across southern portions of the region. as we head down across portions of virginia, not much at all, so we don't expect a lot of rain tonight. showers activity overnight into tomorrow morning. what about the massachusetts on sunday? times that forecast? >> as you mentioned, bob, the rain is moving through and zipping right along. you can hear the wind rustling through the tree. so it's going to be breezy here and it's going to be breezy there, 68 degrees at game-time, 1:00 p.m., on wjz. breezy conditions, much like we'll have here, just a tad bit clearer. we have our complete forecast coming up with bob. >>

>> first one years and years ago was mary hart. >> mary hart with the legs. >> yeah. she had legs then, too, yeah. >> was she sexually harassed at her job? >> not by me. >> because of her gorgeous legs? >> no, but i saw her, i was doing a local show in -- i was going to start a local talk show in television. i was doing the news on kabc in los angeles. i knew the show was coming and they wanted me to have a co-host. so i asked mary hart. she was one of the first. before that it was sarah purcell then cindy garv,y, then mary hart. then anne abernathy. then kathie lee, then kelly. >> i used to sit in with you a few times. >> i enjoyed that. >> they never offered me the gig. >> who denied that? >> i had a job already. >> of course you did. >> you're such a -- you're a character in a certain way in the business, too. "saturday night live" has captured it. let's look at that. >> my god. >> i love these. >> look who's back! >> i'm back. >> look who's back! >> i'm back. >> look who's back! >> i'm back. i never felt better. >> oh, come here. >> very funny. >> you find that fl

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join marty and mary for the airtran football talk. we have you covered here on wjz. >>> we are following breaking news in northeastern baltimore county. mike perry is over the scene of an accident. >> reporter: this is off the bradshaw road where the vehicle left of roadway and collided with a pole and cut the pole in half. apparently one person in the vehicle was injured and taken to bayview hospital. no word on the condition of the driver. baltimore county police are on the scene. they have one lane eastbound on bradshaw road closed as they continue the investigation. back to you on tv hill. >>> thank you. >> still ahead at 5:00. >> rio. >> celebrations in south america, but olympic dreams fizzle in the windy city. >>> turn that frown upside down. how we can explore life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in baltimore. >>> miracle in indonesia. survivors are pulled from the rubble days after the earthquake. >>> and we will have the first warning weather forecast with bob when we come back. >>> chicago went all out to win the batt

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mary bubala has the story. >> reporter: the law took effect at midnight. texting, but not reading. new requirements for teen drivers are taking effect. starting today, learner's permits must be held for nine months and not six. the minimum age for getting a license is now 18. don, back to you. >>> thank you. routine inspection finds a significant defect on a bridge in ocean city. the concrete has eroded from the girder. no vehicles larger than a pickup truck can cross it. >>> and statehouse employees will have to reach into their pockets if they want to keep their ez pass accounts. they will terminate the free ez pass program. it allowed the government employees from paying for that >>> heroic rescue in new york si. a man chimes in to a burning apartment and saves the life of a 4-year-old boy. we'll show you the amazing video. >>> a mother of three is in a coma this morning after routine liposuction at a medical spa. her family's lawyer wants answers. >> a 37-year-old healthy woman doesn't go in for the type of procedures that are advertised on their websi

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i'm mary. the swine flu vaccine arrives in maryland this week. what you need to know coming up in a live report. >> and problems now to report on the roads on the beltway in fact. one of the topside and one on the west side. we'll tell you what's going on and let's send it over to marty. >> one of the strongest forces in all of music. the a stands for albert. for the first time in their careers they've done something together. they're going to be at rams head soon. the morning edition contin what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. >>> it is 6:30. it is now very pretty and seasonally cool start as we look to the east where the sun will replace that planet in the sky. the latest on traffic right after the first warning weather. >> is tha

crystal chef field, marie griffiths. first to you, crystal sheffield. this is haleigh's mother. crystal, what do you make of the recent developments, developments about misty croslin flunking a polygraph? >> well, i've thought all along that she had something to do with it, and now this kind of just proves it. i mean -- >> why do you say you thought all along that? >> she was the last one to see our daughter, and her stories just don't add up. everything she says is crazy. i mean, it's like the cops say. they're inconsistent. >> have you talked to ronald about the inconsistencies? >> i've said something to him about her recently, and he pretty much was, like, what do you want me to do? so -- >> what did you say to him? i mean, his response kind of -- to interpret it it depends on what you said to him. what did you say to him? >> i told him how i felt about her test results, and i told him i really didn't want to be around her anymore, like when i pick our son up. he was just, like, what do you want me to do? so maybe we can talk about it. >> you mentioned that misty croslin's fi

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>> first one years and years ago was mary hart. >> mary hart with the legs. >> she had legs then, too. >> was she sexually harassed at her job? >> not by me. >> because of those gorgeous legs? >> no, i saw her, i was doing a local show in -- i was going to start a local talk show on television. i was doing the news on kabc in los angeles. i knew the show was coming and they wanted me to have a co-host. so i asked mary hart. she was one of the first. before that it was sarah purcell and cindy garvey here in new york. then anne abernathy. then kathie lee who stayed 15 years. now kelly has been there eight. >> it's been eight years since kelly? >> yeah. >> i used to sit in with you a few times. >> i enjoyed that. >> they never offered me the gig. >> who denied that? >> i had a job already. >> of course you did. >> you know, you're such a character in a certain way in the business. "saturday night live" has captured it. let's look at that. >> my god. >> i love these. >> look who's back! >> i'm back. >> look who's back! i'm back. >> look who's back? >> i'm back! i never felt better. >> oh,

mary garcia was watching her great grandson at her home friday night. she apparently went outside to lock her car when the dogs attacked her, just 40 feet from her front door. the animals bit her in the face, leg, and arm. neighbors quickly came to garcia's aid, but the stress of the attack caused her to have a heart attack. >> when we got there last night, she told us she was on life-support. they worked on her and performed a couple different procedures on her. she's still not out of the woods. >> animal control officers say the mother dog and her offspring escaped through a hole in a neighbor's fence. their owner was ticketed on two counts of having vicious animals and faces the possibility of a fine, even jail time. animal control officers captured the dogs and say they will be euthanized. >>> an unregistered python killed a 2-year-old florida girl earlier this year. well, now state officials are pushing to get exotic animals out of people's homes. florida state law requires owners to have permits. officials have been encouraging people to give up u

mary, a pleasure. that does it for me. i'm your host, greg gutfeld. i shall see you next time, i hope. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. ee oo live and at large the extortion plot the victim is playing. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. my response to that is yes, i have. >> everyone agrees when david letterman went on thursday night handled the potentially sex scandal with incredible skill. it seemed almost like one of his comedy bits. >> let's just hope the wife is not watching. >> it begins on the early morning of september 9th when cbs news producer joel hold drum feeds him a screen play based on letterman's secret life. attached on that screen play are intimate details of a dye rekept by a letterman staffer the two men shared until recent months. >> document related then that mr. letterman's quote world is about to collapse. >> letterman's attorney met withholderman twice before getting the cops involved. they set up the sting in which the new york da says holderman is shown demanding the payoff at the he is

. >> marie davidson and her husband have been saturn owners for 10 years. the recently purchased a hybrid. they cannot believe a company they grew to love and trust may soon be gone. >> we have had such a positive experience. i husband has 200,000 miles on his saturn. we were looking for a future with them as well as the past. it is just a disappointment that we do not have that with them anymore. >> general motors was en 8 gold line deal with penske motors at -- penske pulled out of the deal. >> the dealers assumed it was going to go through, so it was very disappointed yesterday when the news came out that the talks had broken off. >> the maryland automobile dealers association was caught completely off guard. the president says he has been in several meetings and had more scheduled with the state to finalize new licenses for dealers once the new owner took over. he is still holding out hope that another company will step forward and by saturn. >> saturn is a valuable brand with a very strong dealer network. there is a possibility, but how close that is -

marie callender's home-style creations. a little touch of home for lunch.find them in the soup or pasta aisle. >>> it was a running joke on the old "tonight show," johnny carson was married four times and whether it was in his monologue or in a bit, joking about his own wives and divorces and alimony payments was part of the show. johnny carson didn't have to worry about anyone else poking fun because johnny was the only game in town, the only show on the dial. in our number one story, after the letterman scandal broke, o'brien, ferguson, leno, fallon and others had a chance to take a whack at their late night colleague. most moved on. next the week that was. some of the noteworthy zingers made at david letterman's expense, the best of which of course came from letterman himself. >> i keep trying not to be sexy. it can get you in trouble in my line of work. >> if you came to have sex with a talk show host, you came to the wrong studio. >> there's a new book called why women have sex and there's 237 reasons why women have sex and letterman knows the top ten.

so i asked mary har. so i asked mary hart. she was one of the first. before that it was sarah parsell and cindy garvey here in new york. then ann anner nathy. >> i used to sit in with you a few times. >> it has been eight years since you hired kelly? i used to sit in with you. >> i enjoyed that. >> they never offered me the gig. >> i had a job already. you're a character in a certain way in the business. "saturday night live" has captured it. let's look at that. >> my god. >> i love these. >> i'm back. i'm back. i never felt better. >> oh -- >> very funny. >> you find that flattering when you see that? >> i kind of enjoyed it. i don't know. i thought he was very good. the guy who started this whole thing was dana carvey, though, when he appeared on "saturday night live." i'm out of control! he would say, you know? i never said that. >> you do laugh like that. >> i can't believe -- >> you really scared me. >> what you go through every morning on that panel of women? i scared you? >> you scared me. there's, you know, i'm on this new show now and i'm all

. ♪ mary had a little lam ♪ little lam. >> bark like a dog. >> bark, bark. >> can you imagine puttingottle of beer and a cigar in a newborn's mouth? good evening, i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. a 9-year-old missouri girl plays with a friend, walks home, still daylight, only 1,000 feet, she never makes it home. the search for 9-year-old elizabeth olten never makes it home. the murder suspect in custody, a 15-year-old girl. all in court hours ago in a bid for the 15-year-old to walk free. that's right. free. back in the same neighborhood where she allegedly lured and murdered her little sisters 9-year-old playmate. >> have you ever had somebody go in, reach in and pull your heart out? that's what it's like. >> reporter: new details in the case of 9-year-old e liz best. according to abc news, the accused murderer, a 15-year-old girl is the sister of the friend elizabeth was last seen playing with. police will not confirm with hln. >> a 15-year-old girl is the murder suspect? not just murder, but premeditated. this was planned? >> it's ridiculous. the reality is,

>> first one years and years ago was mary hart. >> mary hart with the legs. >> she had legs then, too. >> was she sexually harassed at her job? >> not by me. no, i saw her, i was doing a local show in -- i was going to start a local talk show on television. i was doing the news on kabc in los angeles. i knew the show was coming and they wanted me to have a co-host. so i asked mary hart. she was one of the first. before that it was sarah purcell and cindy garvey here in new york. then anne abernathy. then kathie lee who stayed 15 years. now kelly has been there eight. >> it's been eight years since kelly? >> yeah. >> i used to sit in with you a few times. >> i enjoyed that. >> they never offered me the gig. >> who denied that? >> i had a job already. >> of course you did. >> you know, you're such a character in a certain way in the business. "saturday night live" has captured it. let's look at that. >> my god. >> i love these. >> look who's back! >> i'm back. >> look who's back! i'm back. i never felt better. >> oh, come here, reeg. mwah. >> very funny. >> you find that flattering when