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at least three major league baseball players from venezuela have had relatives kidnapped. >>> mary got a nice assignment today. harbor east opens its door for the first time. and mary has more about what it looked like. >> reporter: not too shabby for sure, denise. the four seasons hotel invited the public to sample the luxury, as it sampled its first overnight guest. >> reporter: the glass on the $200 million building gleams. which means they have floor-to- ceiling windows, and a view of the inner harbor. >> absolutely gorgeous. a wonderful, wonderful addition to our city. >> reporter: the four seasons hotel marks the development of the very last parcel of harbor east. >> they saw that this new property could be an urban resort. attracting people from all over the globe to come and experience our great city. >> reporter: harbor east has brought in more than 6,000 jobs. including the latest venture to open its doors. >> this is a ribbon cutting, celebrating 300 in our city. >> reporter: the four seasons design is getting accolades as well, from the infinity swimming pool that is kept at a com

thank you, mary, for that nice introduction. the focus of this conference is on the future of energy but i want to start with some lessons of america's past. i'll take you back to a windy day of kitty hawk, december 17th, 1903 where the wright brothers launched the first airplane, that achieved human flight. with it a whole human history. within seven years those brothers led the world of aviation. what's least appreciated is the united states lost the lead and at the beginning of world war i we were hopelessly behind. although the u.s. major military was the first major customer of the wright brothers and their brother curtis, the united states ranked twelfth in governing investment in aviation. >> after the war, the united states said we can't compete with europe we saw leadership in this industry as a national security imperative and an economic opportunity. and we launched an agency to support research and development, and provide legislation for the aviation companies to carry the demand, demand for the military in the post

and in the interview, he was very nice and very entertaining to talk with. >> reporter: former fbi profiler maryen otoole writes in dangerous instincts about lots of dangerous killers. >> i had to remind myself don't forget why they're here in jail or in prison because they came across as so charming and so nice and really so i will never hurt you appearance about them that it was stunning. >> reporter: toy box killer david parker ray may be 60 women dead, tortured them in an underground chamber. >> when i first met him, he was amazingly warm and amazingly charming. >> reporter: it happened to me. sat on a bench in the prison when david burkowitz sat down next to me. >> i guess what is so confusing is that you can sit across the table from them and in your case you knew exactly what he had been convicted of and that you walk away saying i really like that man. >> reporter: life lesson. don't go with that gut instinct. >> and yet unfortunately, we make decisions about people on superficial indicators all of the time. and that really can and does get people into trouble. >> reporter: gut feeling r

they also have a new president of board, rose mary cameron, someone steeped in good part policies -- park policies. we had a nice reopening of the suberie beerman park. congratulations to the staff and everyone who worked on that. i remind folks that we have the schwab cup at harding park. i know there's a lot of volunteers and staff who have done a great job to make that happen. having a pga event on a public course is always challenging. the real credit to the staff that they have been able to put that golf course in first-class condition. finally, perhaps because i have been reminded of it by the ethics commission, we have a sunshine ordinance. it speaks to that everything be transparent, both at the commission and staff level, as we conduct the business of the city. i am reminding the commissioners that we should be current and trained on what our retention of documents and e- mails are. i'm lucky i can even do e-mail. the ethics commission reminded me that i should keep my e- mail's as they relate to public policy. i will do that. i would ask that you have some formal training and get back to us with a repo

but in the meantime, we are going to enjoy this nice sun roll, we'll call it. mary will have the complete updated first warning forecast coming up. >> where's the wasabi, tim? thank you. >>> let's check in on our roads here. hi, kristy. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. unfortunately, traffic is not going quite as well. we have some delays on the top side inner loop. we're looking at, at least 15 minutes there. outer loop, stop and go there, from providence to charles street. traffic moving at about 35 miles an hour. southwest side inner loop, stop- and-go there from southwestern boulevard to security boulevard. and a lot of accidents for early on this afternoon. crain highway at baltimore annapolis boulevard in the glen burnie area. polask's-- pulaski highway. and accident blocking all lanes. and two in baltimore city. east preston at valley street. and also harford road at 32nd. a lot of cars out there already. 95 south. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800 the firm or call for your free consultation. >>> still ahead. >> a royal pain. ho

marie. it is pretty nice. is it really fall? >> a mild start to the day. get colder as we get toward sunrise. wind out of the southwest. bringing in the warm air. at 52 earlier on. now at 54 at b.w.i. marshall. winds out of the southwest. that's a direction we would like to see. we are going to have mild winds as we go throughout the day helping temperatures warm throughout the state. 61 at the mountains where there is a better chance for showers at any point in the day. as for central maryland, i think showers will hold ovulate in the night. you may see some during the late evening. keep that in mind if you are heading out toward the ravens game. we'll see that forecast when we come back. >> our big story this morning, occupy wall street protests make a pit stop in baltimore ahead of their trek in the nation's capital. >> they joined demonstrators in a show of support at the occupy baltimore encampment. here's sheldon dutes with more. >> on behalf of occupy baltimore we welcome you! we love you! job well done! >> despite the chilly temperatures, protester

nicely. gaithersburg, 55. annapolis, 56. down into st. mary'snty all the way to the naval air station, close to 60 degrees already. no rain around here for today. all three local airports will be rain free for at least the next 24 hours. the rain out to our west could impact flights through pittsburgh, which is a big hub. cincinnati is a big hub. atlanta is a big hub. gnashville. st. louis. could be slow goes. if you are plane bound or expecting someone inbound on a plane, you may want to call ahead just to make sure. mild and breezy. mid-60s today. 60s again tomorrow. but all clouds all the time on your monday with rain showers on the way. >> you know, we have seen the decorations up since, gosh, halloween, the holiday decorations. but it's hard to believe we will see december 1st later on this week. >> that's okay for me. i'm ready for a little december. >> appropriate weather coming your a. >> this year's holiday shopping is off to a profitable start. black friday numbers up more than 6% from last year. buyers spent $11.4 billion the day afte

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mary's county, calvert county. everyone else will have a dry commute. cooler, but nice on friday and cool for high school football, bundle up. you'll see the kids play tomorrow night. increasing clouds for you, just chilly tonight. showers are possible after midnight. lows in the 40s. the winds are southwest at 10. and become northeast for you at 10 by dawn as the front will be going through. because of the cloud cover and the chance for the showers, kind of a leveled playing field. temperatures are pretty uniform. 44 in gaithersburg tonight and 46 in arlington. 44 in reston and 44 in bowie. now tomorrow morning, well, the showers are possible again south and east. everyone else is becoming partly cloudy, breezy, cool 40s and 50s. winds are increasing out of the northeast at 10 to 15. and then by the afternoon, a perfectly bright day. just a little bit breezy and cooler. highs near 60. winds are picking up a little bit, north northeast, that will make the upper 50s and 60s, feeling a bit on the cool side. we'll break it down for you. 40s tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle prima

we will rebound nicely going into next weekend. let's take a bite to ava marie.he is at the timonium fair grounds and she will give you in the mood for the holidays -- let's say good morning to ava marie. the festival of trees. >> there are many decorated trees behind me. each day, the time is a little different. on sunday, from 10:00 until 6:00 p.m. you can see some decorated trees. there is santa land where kids can do arts and crafts. there's a whole section on gingerbread houses. we had homered excitements this weekend. we made our own gingerbread -- we had our own assignments this weekend. i made one as well. they are on display. you guys can vote on your favorite house. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com, and vote on which one you think is the best. you can come to the festival of trees to see them in action. there are some pretty incredible houses here. you have a chance to buy the houses and put them in your own house. what a great way to get ready for the holidays. we have thanksgiving and then christmas. are you up to the competition? >> i think your

temperatures are on their way up courtesy of nice temperatures and a breeze. 52 in st. mary'sand. 50 in winchester, virginia. filtered sunshine on the way for today. more than enough sun to cast shadows. temperatures in the mid-60s today, near 70 for tomorrow. but with m >>> now it's time to talk football night in america. all right. tonight, sunday night football night in america. here on nbc. big game tonight. at metlife stadium in new jersey. the new england patriots will be visiting the jets. partly cloudy and cool. temperatures in the 50s. not bad for a november night for football. now, back inside to jenna. >> janice, don't change a think. you look gorgeous. >>> a bit of royal news to talk about. william and kate made their first appearance with the royal family as they remember those who lost their lives while serving their country. >>> then there is news that you too could rent out some of the palace's most lavish apartment. we are live in london with more. >> reporter: good morning. even if you are to rent a room in one of the palaces, i don't think you will see many

mary d. fund a nonprofit supported by small donations -- >> i want to help. $25. now, see, isn't that nice? >> reporter: -- and a big annual fund-raiser. >> i work with my heart instead of my head, which is not always good. but i have no regrets. >> reporter: neither does john connell, a town worker who found mary when he couldn't afford his heating bill. >> with her help, i'm still here today. >> reporter: a creature of habit, she starts most days with a prayer. then visits her late husband and son. remaining hours are devoted to helping. >> okay, here we go. >> reporter: whether as a state nurse making house calls, mingling with the lunch bunch, or heading her charity, founded in the late '70s. the fund has helped about a third of the island's families ever since. last year she spent $50,000 on everything from mortgage payments to medicine to college tuition. even paying for financial counselling when needed. >> you're doing a good job. >> reporter: ever proud, islanders in need usually relent. things like this ramp appear. >> it's always a problem asking for help. but i have learned to j

. >> it's nice she could save somebody else and i love her for it, but it's still hard knowing she's up there. >> reporter: mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >>> most people sign up to be organ donors at the -- you can find the link on the website at wjz.com, click on the news tab. >>> a newborn couldn't wait to join his family. picked up their other three children from school when mom suddenly went into labor so the whole family present and no time to get to the hospital, dad had to deliver his new son in the backseat of the honda civic. the little guy is doing fine. his parents made his middle name civic. good thing it happened in this era, it could have been point oh or. >> he gets 38 miles to the bottle. 5 speed. let's take a look at radar real quick. we have some drizzle. there's some rain, there you see it primarily moving from west to east. so overnight we'll see some more light scattered rain and drizzle. 50 now but the dewpoint is 49. technically it can only drop a degree or two. the barometer holding steady at 38.2. 43 in oakland, 55 ocean city, 49 up in. the dewpoint very close to the temperature so

thank you, mary, for the nice introduction. the focus of this conference is on the future of energy, but i want to start with some lessons of america's past. i take you back. two kenny hot, december 7, 1903 with a lodge brothers launched the world's first airplane that achieved him in flight and with a whole new industry. the next several years, those brothers left the world in aviation. what is less appreciated is the last intact on sheet you need a few short years later and by the beginning of world war i, we are hopelessly behind. although the military, u.s. military was the first major customer of the wright brothers and their competitor, glenn curtiss, between 1808 and 1913, the state ranked 12th in government aviation. the lack of purpose showed and when we entered the war in 1817, we're so far behind in aviation technology he had now as convinced as to produce european designed aircraft and we did. after the war, they say we can't compete with europe. we saw leadership in this industry is a national security imperative a

mary. i didn't realize you had your own model of the spine. that's pretty impressive. >> isn't that nice?utting it back on my desk. >>> once again, you can ask experts about the pain. experts are standing by until 6:30. you get about 8 more minutes. >> i got pain. lots of them. >> get a model of the spine, though. >> no, i don't. i do not. >>> one guy walking around without a spine. that's tough. >>> take a look at temps and conditions. 41 right now. west winds at 9. barometer on the way back up. we'll come back and look at a cold friday. but a warmup this weekend right after this. ,,,,,,,, bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. >>> some chilly air. got cold and warm again. same thing happened this weekend. take a look at temps now. we have cold air particularly west of us. 27 in oakland. 38, ocean city, which is a little unusual down there. 43 in elkton. and we're at 41 now. dew points pretty low at 24. that means some areas, believe it or

mary chris will prove other wise. here she goes, around the first two. beautiful, nailed it! nice job! excellent. very cool.got joe goldstein sr. lane five. you're doing what's never been done before. >> 30 pins in one shot. >> 30 pins. if you can come out here and throw a normal strike, it's free admission. they will donate turkeys to help feed the hungry this holiday season. it's got the spin. nice! nailed it. you bowl regularly? >> yes. this time you're going to use your hands, but you'll do something different. >> i'm going throw it under the two and hopefully strike this out. >> good luck. good luck. >> so yo you come out here today. the money will help out the north peninsula dining center. watch guys like joey goldstein jr. hey, you got it through. i saw you nail it numerous times in practice. so that was awesome. you come out here. they have all sorts of trick shots. coming up we're going to put ten pins on number nine, and i'm going to knock them all down at onc once. >> go sit in a chair. >> i'm good. >> i know you are. >> but we got three more shots set up. they have a lot of surprises up their s

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mary bell. >> i like that. >> how about this. tebow doesn't wear a watch. he decides what time it nicek this is pretty good too. >> tebow hit black jack with one card. that is great. there's a million of them on the message board. people are going crazy for tim tebow. >> what reversal of fortune for him. >> bashing him for awhile now love him. >> thanks that's this edition of 7 news. for all of us here, i'm dan ashley thanks for watching. appreciate your time brisk weekend join us in an hour if you can. goodby

mary and vince napopli are here with zachary and an out cold andrew. good morning, nicesee you. >> good morning. >> all you have to do is show this video to a roomful of people and start a fight. people say wow my kids have done the same thing, what a mess w oil and vinegar, not flour and other people who look at this video and say no, that is a hoax. so is it kids behaving badly or adults behaving badly? convince me. >> it's both. i left the child safety lock off of that cabinet door, and went to the bathroom too long. it's my fault for that, but they did the work themselves. >> no help from you? no help from vince. you didn't spread it around a little more than they had spread it around? >> no, no, no, when i came out of the bathroom and i immediately saw -- >> how long were you in there by a way. >> i was under the weather, i'm not going to get into details here. so i was in there, i don't know, maybe under five, just under five minutes at most. >> they did all this in under five minutes. when people look at this video, mary t brings out the forensic investigator in t

mary says the first big earthquake early saturday morning knocked things off the walls, especially in the kitchen. >> my nice clean kitchen that was clean yesterday. no longer is clean. >> reporter: as soon as the second quake hit, saturday night, emergency management was at the home when suddenly the aftershocks would begin. >> you could hear these real muted booms. it was really something i have never experienced before. >> i don't know why i wasn't afraid. i have never been afraid in this house. this house has protected us for 25 years. >> reporter: mary says it is not the broken things around her that are important. it's her family and the home itself that means so much to her. >> when we left last night. i felt so bad. i almost felt like i was leaving an old friend to fend for himself. you know? >> that was elizabeth matthews reporting out of tulsa. >>> let's take a look now at your monday forecast around the country. light rain around seattle and portland. also some morning snow showers in the rockies. up to 10 inches of snow in the mountains of arizona, southern utah, colorado. also severe storms with

nice and quiet. we do rain to talk about going into the weekend. first let's say good morning to meteorologist ava marie at the rawlings conservatory this morning playing with the plants. what's going on, ava? >> good morning, tony. yes, we have an exciting new exhibit that is now open at the rawlings conservatory. it's all about mums, which make fall perfectly. everyone has them in gardens. it's a fascination, because they're flow there's actually stay alive through cold weather. you're the supervisor here at the conservatory. and, you know, the title of this is mums and memories, because it ties into the past of baltimore. tell us about that. >> well, conservatories have traditionally had wonderful mum shows over the years, and baltimore is no exception. we had our first really big one in 1901 at patterson park, and that continues every year through the city, you know, through times to have this tradition of growing mums that you just can't find anywhere else. >> you said this takes a lot of work to prepare this entire show, to get all these mums ready. >> we start working in -- we start growing in ju

had an open call to see who wanted to go and three artists, linda, mary detwiler and lisa mccarty went and spent time their work was a nicen are from a women's artist collective, they organized the project and do this kind of thing throughout the world we are excited to have them working with us also. >> we are excited to be here this morning katherine. i can't hop into their minds but i can hop over next to them i will talk with ann morrison good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >>> obviously you are a painter tell me what you are contributing to the effort. >> well, i just got back from italy, three wonderful weeks in italy. >> lucky you. >> i was incredibly inspired by the color of the houses a train ride i took from florence to luca i wrote down all the colors. >> because this looks very us the can to me. >> good good. >> that is exactly the point. so i am trying to just do this drip painting to evoke and convey those yummy warm colors of tuscany. >> have you had any inspiration that you have been able to envoke and convey from your time spent with the german artists here? >> absolutely i've learned a lot about

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nice. you know, seasonally speaking, temperatures should be right around 56 degrees for this time of year. we're about 46. so we're just a little above that. but that will change,maryd kai, heading into this weekend. mild air moves into the region. and things get comfortable, heading into the next few days. 45 at bwi marshall. air is very dry. relative humidity at 36%, with the dry west wind, coming in at 6 miles per hour. 30.43 is your barometer reading. the coldest spot on the map right now is in oakland, at 36 degrees. 36 in oakland. 45 in elkton. 44 in ocean city. and as you come up the 95 corridor, we're at 45 in baltimore, columbia, rock hall. all at 45. and 46 on kent island and in annapolis. winds are coming from the west now from central maryland, will start to see a uniform shift from the west and eventually southwest, as the high pressure just down to our south starts to ease a little offshore. as it starts to ease away. it's that clockwise flow around that is going to start tapping into some of these temperatures. dow is at 64. 63 in new orleans. and 53 atlanta. those are the simples -- temperatures that are moving our way this weekend. high pressure in

nice today and thursday. some showers south. looks like that storm will be far enough south, here in d.c., probably won't see the showers. our friends in calvert, st. marymaybe charles county. especially the carolinas, they'll see the rain. weekend is looking good. cool but good and sunny. this is the weekend, we get a 25-hour sunday as we turn the clocks back. returning to standard time from daylight saving time. 34 degrees in easton this morning. 32 in winchester. 28 last time i checked in frederick along with york. in the mountains of west virginia, a little bit of fog reported. those temperatures also running around freezing with the 42 at national. calm winds, a high barometer rising. dew points in the upper 30s. the dry air cools off quickly. heats up quickly. high pressure overhead. that's one reason the winds are so nice and light and comfortable. we'll watch that high sort of be with us today, tonight, tomorrow. chilly night. a fine day tomorrow. storm system coming out of the rockies will cross the plains and then it will track east and southeast of us. south of us as it goes toward i-40 by friday morning. we'll get clouds here friday night an

nice and warm. fantastic days up there. the wind could be a problem early tomorrow morning. they can't fly those in more than 15 to 20-mile-an-hour winds. >> vince and mary are defending themselves today. they are the parents from michigan who posted a youtube video of their living room and their sons covered with flour. they say the kids got into a cabinet she forgot to lock when she raced to the bathroom. this morning on the "today" show, matt lauer pressed the parents with the questions many were asking. >> the kids dumped it in one spot. look how evenly dispursed it is and how high it is on the pictures and lamp shade. they say there's no way they could have done it. this is an attempt at youtube fame. >> we challenge them to give their 3-year-old and 1-year-old a bag of fly and try it. >> they are probably people who never had a little kid in their life. it is amazing what they can do and the heights they can reach and also the depths. ask any parent. >> which parent has the energy to clean that up? >> it took seven hours. >>> on the broadcast tonight, the rush is on. tonight the thanksgiving travel crunch. 42 million people on the move, and for som

nice out there this morning. it is crisp, chilly. frosty. foggy down south and southeast. dense fog advisory is still in effect until 10:00 this morning. out across areas in calvert and st. mary'she eastern shore down in the northern neck. that's where some of the visibilities are the lowest. i'm talking about low, i'm talking quarter mile or less in many areas. down to a 16th of a mile in easton. quarter mile to pax river. quantico, also dealing with the fog. one half-mile visibility. everybody else in pretty good shape. our bus stop forecast this morning, it is clear and chilly. but the patchy dense fog, 30s and 40s with sunrise occurring right now. 6:44. sun just coming up. it will set a minute after 5:00 today. in fac, today does look good. by noon, another good day to be having lunch outdoors. 60 degrees. south winds at 8. 65. we'll top off somewhere, 67, 68, maybe 69. by 6:00, a couple of clouds starting to roll in. temps in the upper 50s. 30s and 40s. low 40s in the warm spots but 30 degrees in culpepper and down toward harrisonburg, we've got readings into the upper 20s. clear skies, 42 degrees at reagan national with calm winds. humidity up at 92%. we're watching a sto

mary? >> put it in a dish, put it in the oven. and lots of chicken stock. lots of chicken stock so it's nice and moist. >> how long in the oven?ause you didn't stuff it? >> this is dressing. i like the crispy. like to cook it on the side. i can control the cooking of the bird itself and control the cooking of the dressing as well. all about -- i'm a control freak. >> where would you normally find the chorizo? anywhere? >> go to a butcher, tell them you want a spicy pork sausage. they'll have it. >> and we'll do a cheese sauce. >> we'll start with a classic cream sauce. flour, butter, and milk. >> who didn't know that? >> add monterey jack cheese, parmesan for natural saltiness. and then goat cheese. >> wow. really cheesy cheese sauce you have there. >> this will be a cauliflower andÑi goat cheese gratin. melt into the cream sauce. pour this over raw cauliflower, and put it in a dish like this, in the oven, 35, 45 minutes, and it gets nice and brown on top. >> can i ask a crazy question? can you do it with broccoli or something? >> the broccoli will probably turn not such a great color. use cauliflower, it's great. an underrate

nice. >> 11 news sunday morning continues. >> welcome back to "11 news sunday morning." i'm jennifer franciotti. we'll check our top stories in just a moment. but let's go first to ava marie out there. >> it is warming up. the winds are out of the south. that's keeping things mild. it is 34 depreeze at the airport. -- 34 degrees at the airport. we are expecting to jump up to 51 at 9:00 a.m. clouds and sun throughout the day. temperatures are looking very pleasant. the winds because they are coming out of the south are ushering in that warmer weather. >> thanks ava. >> the deadly fire started 3:30 in the 400 block of south fulton avenue. sheldon dutes has the latest from city fire head quarters. >> investigators are still trying to figure out where the fire started in the home. it looks like most of the damage was concentrated in the third floor. that's where experts say the victims -- that's where witnesses say the victims cried for help. >> neighbors said the two thims victims -- neighbors said the victims were hanging out of the third floor. when this man got to the area, he ran in to help. >> we got to the first flight. the back game in. >> he ran outside and noticed h

nice to see all of you. i'm crying more now than i did this morning. amazing story. >> what i love about what you tweeted. you tweeted for a peaceful "today" show because of maryersonalities completely different? >> totally different. reagan was born first and they exactly the way they were before they were born. a spunky kicker. isabelle is more laid back and quiet. it's amazing that you can tell the difference right away. >> it's incredible what happened to you guys. since you were on the show, we all thought that you had incredible generosity when you had the baby and gave it back to that family. i didn't know if you ever felt -- how you felt toward that family at that point because you were so generous and kind but i guess now with your two new additions, life is calmer. >> we're just so thankful. we're so thankful for jennifer and her gift and we're thankful to paul and shannon. we've seen logan quite a number of times this year. we celebrated his birthday with him. his 2-year birthday. >> incredible story. >> it's thanksgiving time. we're very thankful. our family is thankful. we're thankful for our family. >> are you feeling edged out. feeling inadvisab