of clouds around and might even have a shower tomorrow morning, especially to the north across the masonon line. let me tell you the reason why. the storm across the middle of the country isn't making a beeline for us but the front will lift through here. that's what is going to bring the clouds tomorrow and eventually rain on saturday and especially saturday night. if you are catching a flight to st. louis, back to kansas city, indianapolis today, columbus, cincinnati, even pittsburgh a little later, probably going to get showers that will slow you down. i can help with the details to put the puzzle together for you, though. we love our computer models. high pressure on top of us keeping us sunny. but later tonight, this is 10:00, notice the clouds beginning to thicken up and you can see the green dancing across the screen, mainly across the mason dixon line tomorrow. you folks in southern pennsylvania or northern washington frederick, allegheny counties south of dc, you might be starting with the windshield wipers on. i don't think much of the rain will make it to our area throughout t

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> couric: another reason we'll need more jobs: we're living longer. a new study says more than half the babies born in wealthy countries this century will live to be 100. three quarters will make it to 75. amazing when you consider the average u.s. life expectancy in 1950 was about 68. and we'll be right back. >> couric: three and a half years after hamas militants captured an israeli soldier, they released a videotape of him today. sergeant gilad shalet appears healthy and says he's been treated well. israel wanted proof he's alive and the tape was part of a deal with hamas. now in exchange for it, israel released 19 female palestinian prisoners. they receive add warm welcome when their bus arrived in the west bank. but the palestinians want as many as a thousand more prisoners released before they'll free sergeant shalet. and still ahead, you will not believe what this swimmer can do. the american spirit is next. >> couric: finally tonight, america has a heart, a soul, and a spirit like no other nation on earth. we've decided to celebrate that spir

the charge against mason then went from attempted murder to murder. >>> 5:32. baltimore county police have two people in custody in connection with the murder of a 74-year-old man. the dod l body of david weeks was found in his home this past friday and now a woman and man who were renting a room from him are accused of killing him. police say weeks planned to have the couple evicted on friday. instead a relative found his body inside the home. >> i would just come over and say, how's your day going? just having him being gone is hard. >> the renters michael dimatti and his girlfriend, erin steffy are charged with first degree murder. the medical examiner didn't specify whether a pillow and duct tape that were wrapped around his head are what led to his death. >>> now the ongoing issues plaguing baltimore mayor sheila dixon. her lawyers now must prepare for the possibility of two separate criminal trials. the mayor faces theft charges for allegedly stealing gift cards from needy families. she will go on trial on those charges in six weeks. but her attorneys wan

first quarters still, the ravens take a lead and on this flacco to mason touchdown.letions for 254-yards yards and 2 touch downs. terrell suggs gets it to brady and 17-14, the ravens come to back and 3rd quarter, brady to moss and that's the first hook up of the year. the ravens responded with the 80-yard drive. and lewis leads with seven touchdowns and 24-21 here and the ravens still trailing and with 28 seconds left, the ravens are losing and mark clayton open for the first round and drops the ball, that's how it ended. they're 3-1 now. 27-21, the final tally. >>> well, we felt bad, we staid and played and i mean, well, it's not the end of the world, yeah, we're disappointed and you know, we have to learn from this one and remember this feeling and play with a chip next week. >> i like how they battled and competed. when you look forward to the next situation. >> elsewhere, a pair of ravens north division foes, cleveland and dangerous cincinnati. former defensive lewis of the ravens now with the bangles, his boy's ready to rumble. looking to go 3-1 and palmer,lob a

joe flacco to high-flying derrick mason. mason lands hard with a touchdown catch. he would be okay. and the ravens had a 7-3 lead. the patriots responded with two straight scores. sammy morris weaves his way through the ravens' defense. elusive and into the end zone. a touchdown run. the ravens' defense comes through with a big play in the second half. terrell suggs rushes in. bats the ball with tom brady. the fumble into the end zone. pounces on it for a ravens touchdown. to the final minute. down by 6. in need of another touchdown. fourth down and desperate, mark clayton can't hold on. and this slipped away. 27-21. the ravens suffered their first loss of the season. >>> every loss is pretty tough. but the bottom line is we have all lost before. and the most important thing in the nfl is how you respond to a loss. we just have to go in and look at the films and see what we can learn. >> reporter: is it a blue monday for ravens fans? we got a feeling for how you're feeling with our fan cam. >> they still look like a play- off team to me, definitely. i think the ravens are going to g

field goal but the rhs bounced right back with a touchdown drive capped by this joe flacco toss to mason who went up and came down hard but hung on. the raines take the lead. somemy morris with this one right through the ravens defense on the score. 17-7 new england. but baltimore's defense came up big. third quarter tom brady hit by suggs. that ball is fumbled into the end zone and recovered by edwards. that's a ravens touchdown. they keep it a close game. down by 6, in need of a touchdown. in the final minutes the raines driving but clayton can't hold on. that's it for the ravens. it'stheir first loss of the year. 27-21 new england. >> i like the way our guys battled and competed. you look forward to the next time you get in the situation to see what this makes of the next situation. >> i had a lot of fun. i wish we would have been able to score a little bit more at the end of the half that would have been a big score but i guess it happens. we'll learn from it as much as we can and move on in cincinnati. >> so the ravens record falls to 3-1. they're back home this coming sunday. cinci

joe flacco to derrick mason. they were spectacular on the opening drive. the 20-yard touchdown, and in the third quarter, tom brady to moss. moss' first td of the year. fourth quarter there, over the middle to willis mcgahee. flacco. on target. it is flat out dropped. the ravens lose, 27-21, the first defeat of the season, 3-1 on the year. it stings, but hopefully not for long. >> you can never single out one thing. you look forward to the next time you get in the situation to see what this mix of the next situation. >> the ravens' tackle was injured during the game, and it took a long time for him to leave the field, but he has moved in his extremities, and he should be ok -- he has movement in his extremities. >> a rabbi convicted of molesting a woman half his age is once again involved in a similar situation. other women have come forward to say that he touched them in a sexual manner. this is video of him from 1990. the attorney says the rabbi is innocent. "the sun" said three of the women contacted the newspaper, and the others were referred. and anne

despite a pretty solid year today, leg mason fell more than 1%. earlier this month we told you the state of the economy could be related to your husband's or boyfriend's underwear drawer. buying new understood der wear might mean there is more money to be spent. 2009 proved to be a tattered year for men's underwear. sales dropped around 2% from last year. analysts refer as the underwear index. proving that not only is the economy in rough shape, but even worse, your significant other is roaming around in worn out boxers. >>> say good-bye to saturn, gm announced it will phase out the saturn brand as soon as possible. a deal to sell saturn to penske fell through. once the dealerships close, saturn owners will be able to go to all other gm certified dealers for service. gm planned on using e bay to sell new cars but the deal's off. neither gm nor e bay is saying how many cars were sold before the plug was pulled. >>> back to the pacific tonight. rescue and recovery efforts ramping up after two natural disasters on the same day. tsunami sent four dead

a couple of showers to the west may skirt by the mason dixon line. if your commute comes down from emmittsburg or coming down from pennsylvania, you may have a morning shower but most of us should be dealing with clouds and warmup tomorrow. today we are all about the sunshine. we will keep it for now. quickly show you the seven-day forecast reveals that rain mostly getting in here on saturday and saturday night especially. sunday will be the cooler of the two weekend days, 65 and looking in to next week, yeah, that is barely high temperatures of 60 and lows inside the beltway of 46. andrea? >> thank you, kim. >>> the horrifying tour solve -- story of a maryland man accused of drowning his children in a bathtub is become played out in court this week. in a few -- a few days ago another man was sentenced for shooting his estranged wife to death outside of a church. what being done to stop domestic violence? with me are montgomery county's two top prosecutors. yeah, it is good to have you both here. having the two of you here just underscores the import

police say 29-year-old tyrone mason doused his 85-year-old grandmother with alcohol, and set her on fire after an argument back in march. ethyl henderson died in june. >> well it really is starting to feel like fall. >> rain is on the way sooner or later? vytas reid joins us with the sky watch forecast. vytas? >> closer to the weekend. but for the next couple of days, fabulous weather. clear skies. temperatures on the cool side of things. overnight tonight with temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 40s. right now on sky watch hd radar. scanning the skies. no activity in the form of precipitation. clouds breaking. perch downtown baltimore. 53 in hagerstown. over the western edge of the mountains, chillier temperatures. in fact, garrett county and some areas out there in the midwest seeing frost advisories tonight as they see cold air out of canada. for us starting off tomorrow, around 48. plenty of sun. warm you go up through the mid afternoon to the lower 70s. hold onto the sunshine through most of the day. detailed seven day coming up. . >> mayor sheila dixon could very well face

he wasn't perfect, made some mistakes but not on that pass to derrick mason who lands on his neck, 7-3, ravens. patriots would answer. you knew they would. tom brady to randy moss. 24-14 new england. fourth quarter. the ravens answer. joe flacco. great read to willis mcgahee. 13 yards, this 24-21, new ball game. here's the play though we're all talking about. fourth and 4. joe flacco hits mark clayton in the chest and he drops it. joe looks stunned. 27-21, new england. john harbaugh says the ravens will be back. >> if you think the ravens are going to be tentative about coming after people, we're going to be tentative about playing aggressive football or allow any teem put them on their heels, you're in the wrong press conference. that's how we play. that's how we're always going to play. >> it's not the end of the world. yes, we're disappointed but we just got to learn from this one and remember this feeling and play with a chip next week when we play the bengals. >> the steelers win last night 38-28. ray lewis called the officiating embarrassing. he's right, but despite the loss, yo

that's after stone masons have made their repairs. a lot of the work that's being done is happening right along the ceremonial walkway. if you were buried here, odds are you were among washington's elite. if you were buried over here, odds are you were more working class. >> the founders of washington, d.c. are all along this walkway. so these vaults represent really the heritage of the city. >> reporter: a path that's being preserved and also prepared for the next century. in southeast washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> president owe bam marx the first lady, -- obama, the first lady, even oprah. the star power behind the big bush to bring olympic gold to the united states. >>> they are the men behind the miracle on the hudson. tomorrow they mark a milestone. why it is a big first for the captain and co-pilot of the plane that landed on the river. you wanted more. you wanted videos and photos... email and broadband. you wanted to run your business from anywhere... and instant messaging to stay in touch with everyone. you wanted

in the wider scan, we don't see much of this south of the mason/dixon line. we have a 30% chance of showers through the afternoon as much of this will break up. the rest will start moving across the region. we have 70 at bwi. the relative humidity at 64%. winds south at 9 miles an hour. the barometer at 29.84". we have 76 on the shore. everyone else falling between the two with temperatures in the mid-60s. we have a 9 9-mile-an-hour winds at bwi. we have 14 14-mile-an-hour winds in easton. the edge of the frontal system is now starting to move across the area. in the bigger scheme, this extended from the great lakes down to the eastern shores of texas and into the gulf. most of the moisture lifted to the north. we are dealing with a bit of a break up and as you see, there is not much more to deal with out of this. we will see the clouds stay with us and this moves through late tonight and tomorrow morning. as it starts to move out of here, we see the improvement quicker than initially thought. we stay in the 70s. we are looking at high pressure bringing us cl

. >> reporter: the remains will be-- be separated and returned to an individual grave after the mason have made their repairs. lot of the work is along the ceremonial walkway. if you were buried over here you were more working class. >> the founders of washington, d.c. are on this walkway. this is the heritage of the city. >> reporter: a past preserved and prepared for the next century. in southeast washington, beth parker, fox 5news. >>> the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >>> military families and peace activists creating an illuminating display protesting and calling for change in afghanistan. it comes as the anniversary of the war nears. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. demonstrators hope to sway president obama who could make a decision on the war effort in a maer of days. ing thing the's j.d. j.d. is

the ball here off the arizona quarterback, off the wide receiver's foot and then into the hands of mason foster. takes the interception in for the game-winning touchdown, one more look at it off the foot. thank shoe very much. huskies the impossible victory at home >> it is early october and yes, that is snow in denver. overnight temperatures dropping into the teens. postponed game three of the phillies/rookies series in the baseball playoffs. they'll get out the heaters and try dean again today, temperatures in the 40s. >>> the dodgers are feeling bubbly completing the sweep of the cardinals in st. louis last night. they move on to the national championship series versus the phillies or the rockies. >>> who says you can't go home again? dario franchitti won in 2007 but the stock car circuit wasn't friendly, nascar. stock cars weren't friendly to him. a broken ankle in april began a disastrous season so he returned to open wheel season and there he is celebrating with wife, ashley judd, clinching his second indy car championship. kiss from acstress wife ashley judd, saying just the way h

mason lands hard with a touchdown catch. he could be okay. and the ravens had a 7-3 lead. but patriots responded with two straight scores. sammy morris weaves his way through the ravens' defense, elusive into the end zone. new england with a 17-7 lead by halftime. ravens defense comes through with a big play in the second half. terrel suggs bats the ball away. ron edwards pounces on it for a ravens touchdown. to the final minute, down by 6. in need of another touchdown, fourth down and desperate, mark clayton can't hold on. and this slips away. 27-21. the ravens suffered their first loss of the season. >> every loss is pretty tough. but the bottom line is we've all lost before. and the most important thing in the nfl is how you respond to a loss. and we just have to go in and look at the films, see what we can learn and look forward to next week. >> reporter: is it a blue monday for ravens fans? we got a feeling for how you handled the loss with our wjz fan cam. >> i think it will make the team a whole lot stronger. >> my spirits are very high for the ravens. they have bee

clouds primarily to our north for you folks especially across the mason-dixon line up into northern parts of maryland and pennsylvania. but for us, still a dry pattern although there may be a few raindrops by the time we get around to saturday. i'll explain that and also the weekend foliage map for your travel plans. join new a few minute zbls got that big three-day weekendor some out there. thank you, bob. >> colorful leaves. >>> when news 4 at 4 continues, the not so friendly skies. bad news for frequent flyers. airline delays are going from bad to worse. >> plus, the latest on the letterman extortion case and why women's rights groups are now speaking out against the "late show" host. >> the pursuit of great hair. the comedian is talking to brian williams about the issue after the break. >>> some signs of life for our struggling economy. with positive indators on the jobless front and with retail sales, the number of newly laid off workers filing first time claims for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level since early january. it's a sign that layoffs are easing up a

but derrick mason offers this perspective. >> we're not playing their history at our legacy.re playing, you know, the new england patriots team. and they're damn good still. so we're not going to get into, you know, what they've done over the course of the last five or six years. we're going by what they're doing now. >> well, we know how the ravens feel about the patriots. how does new england quarterback tom brady feel about the ravens? he is well aware of the defense he will face. and we're going to hear it from brady coming up in our 6:00 report. >>> you don't have to go to boston to see the game. wjz brings the ravens and patriots to your living room. see it right here. our coverage kicks off at 1:00. >>> and when the action is over, our coverage continues with the bmw post game show. join me for the highlights and reaction. as marty, mary and the bulldogs. all coming up here on wjz sunday. college football. tough times for coach ralph friedgen and his maryland terps. another tough opponent coming. there were a few good plays and the terps lost to rutgers this past weeke

this is like the poster to a jackie mason show. mock commentator: you've locked it !at, you've got a button back there ? michael: this was like a monty python skit gone horribly wrong. godfrey: i'm joking, i just want to see. you got any "d" batteries ? i'm running out. narrator: the dim bulb finally gets a bright idea, and uses his torch to shine a light to freedom. mock commentator: gooh ! next time, i'm bringing me screwdriver. brad: i don't like my criminals to waddle, okay ? i like a good, old-fashioned oz-like criminal. i want someone covered with tattoos, with a shiv, who's gonna kill me. that makes it exciting. mock commentator: come on, mate, open up, that's not nice ! let's see what they got up in here. narrator: a masked man walks into a florida cash-advance store, demands money... mock commentator: that's right, it's a stickup. oh, my lord ! now fill this bag up with some money. absolutely, anything you need, sir. narrator: and then begins to make his getaway. ( tires screeching ) oh, so close. todd: he's on his way out, and like a dummy, just before he le

though the ravens grabbed the early lead, joe flacco to derrick mason. lands on his neck. 7-3. tom brady answered. you knew if he would. to randy moss. turns around. it's 24-14, new england. fourth quarter, joe flacco. perfect read. tom bradyesque right there. to willis mcgahee. 13 yards, new ball game. but here's the play we're all talking about. fourth and 4. at the patriots' 14. joe hits mark clayton in the numbers and drops it. 27-21, new england. john harbaugh says, though, the ravens will be back. >> the ravens are going to be tentative about coming after people or be tentative about playing aggressive football or allow any team to put them on the their heels, you're in the wrong press conference. >> it's not the end of the world. yes, we're disappointed. but we just got to learn from this one, remember this feeling and play with a chip next week when we play the bengals. >> and the bengals are 3-1. so it's a first-place showdown next week. >> all right! >> looking forward to it. >> there's so much testosterone in this room i can't stand it. >> all righty. 6:28. 48 degree

on the late show this week, both its host and its music man sat down with a talk for our ant niece mason. >> ladies and gentlemen, there's paul shaffer. >> reporter: for 27 years, paul shaffer has been david letterman's devoted side kick. when did you know that this was going to work? >> i don't think we're convinced that it has worked yet. >> reporter: coming up letterman on shaffer. and shaffer on his swinging show biz life. >> hey, kids. stay tuned to this program because later on in the show we are going to pitch a wang dang do it all. >> reporter: paul shaffer, the man and his music later this sunday morning. >> osgood: a stone's throw that could ever land someone in the record books may seem improbable. however it's a notion much on the minds of the people our bill geist has been watching. >> reporter: for most of us skipping stones is idle activity. something to do when you're not doing anything. >> nice skip. >> reporter: but to a select few, it's a highly competitive sport. >> there he go. that's what stone skipping is all about, folks. right there. >> reporter: we'll take you i

dryer conditions, until you move to the west, just around frederick, there is a line moving across the mason-dixon line. temperatures around 70 degrees. we'll hold closely to this number and drop just a little bit as this front continues to push east. we'll talk about the timing of the last little bit of rain associated with this coming up and we'll talk about the rest of the weekend in the first warning forecast. >>> including football i'm sure. first, a well respected baltimore city commander has been suspended for allegedly spending that much time on line while crime was on the rise. the investigation centers on his office computer. >> reporter: the commander is major roger bergeron and he headed the southeast district and had a reputation for reaching out in the community. the murder rate in southeast baltimore has more than doubled in the past year, assaults and robberies are up too. >> we're making a statement. >> reporter: now the commander major roger bergeron is on suspension. sources say police are investigating whether he spent too much time on social networking sites like facebook wher

great guest stars from africa and the middle east that i co-rote with ted mason. it's called "whatever it takes." also i'll be in san francisco starting next tuesday for two weeks. >> very good. >> anybody else want to plug anything? >> i think you should go on the letterman show. >> jeanine, sandra, thanks. lloyd, you're going to stay there. we're talking about "jon and kate" when we come back. >> randomly purchasing things. i'm sorry. the last thing i wanted was to do this show and end up not being able to pay my bills, and he took $230,000 of the $231,000 that we have liquid and i have a stack of bills in my purse that i can't drop in the mail. >> that was kate gosselin on the "today" show this morning. kate says that soon to be ex-husband, jon, took over $200,000 from a joint bank account but left her with a thousand bucks. what a prince. okay. he also said he's more famous than paris hilton. this guy is a character out of i don't know what. lloyd, how do you feel about this couple? >> i hate them. >> you hate them? >> pretty much. >> what did they do to you?

goes off the foot of the receiver, right into the hands of mason foster, who returns it for the touchdown. the go ahead and eventual game winner. one more look at t looks like it hits the ground. maybe. they said it didn't. huskies get the win in the most unlikeliest of fashions. >>> yes, it is early october. yes, that is snow in denver. enough of the white stuff and overnight temps dropping into the teens postponed game three of the phillies/rockies series. they'll try to play a little baseball today. >>> meanwhile, dodgers complete the sweep of the cardinals last night. they will face either the phillies or rockies, once either one falls out. >>> who says you can't go home again? winning the indy title in 2000, f rachlt nchitti decided to make the jump to nascar. a broken ankle opened a disastrous season. celebrating with his wife, ashley judd, clinching the championship last night. he said it's just the way he thought it would go. of course. that's sports. >>> the defense department posted an online account of a massive firefight in afghanistan. this battle took place on october 3rd an

whether they're picking on the jews or masons or aliens from space, or lizards from space, believe somebody'shere against your interests and only i know the truth. in this case, it's progressives. they used to making liberals a bad word. glenn beck had the amazing thing where he equated progressives with tyranny and slavery 200 years ago. >> i know. >> as if he's our weapon against these people. >> he just twists everything around, you know? that is his way of doing it. but he has a huge audience. that's the problem. and he makes millions. we don't know his numbers actually. >> he was one of the highest rated television shows in an early hour, earlier than the primetime shows. a radio show reaching more. >> and rush limbaugh. >> and he's got books. and limbaugh's got all those ditto heads. thanks very much. thank you to my panel. >>> up next, susie explains how you can tell whether your husband is gay or not. should be interesting. >>> i know you took the doll's head. where is it? where's the [ bleep ] head! >> i don't know. >> the kid is home. hysterical. because her doll, judy, has been dec

great guest stars from africa and the middle east that i co-wrote with ted mason. >> what's it calledlled "whatever it takes." also i'll be in san francisco starting next tuesday for two weeks. at the raz room. >> very good. >> anybody else want to plug anything? >> i think you should go on the letterman show. >> jeanine, sandra, thanks. lloyd, you're going to stay there. we're talking about jon and kate when we come back. >> randomly purchasing things. i'm sorry. the last thing i wanted was to do this show and end up not being able to pay my bills, and he took $230,000 of the $231,000 that we have liquid and i have a stack of bills in my purse that i can't drop in the mail. >> that was kate gosselin on the "today" show this morning. kate says that soon to be ex-husband, jon, took over $200,000 from a joint bank account but left her with a thousand bucks. what a prince. okay. he also said he's more famous than paris hilton. this guy is a character out of i don't know what. a dickens novel, what? lloyd, how do you feel about this couple? >> i hate them. >> you hate them? >> pretty much

. >> in life and journalism there are almost no perry mason moments.omething that they don'ts know or my god, is that true. and that actually happened that morning. and what he did was he -- instead of saying i'll watch the speech. he said if obama is going to say that he is sadly mistaken. >> meeting with six major nations including the u.s. right now tom brokaw, the issues at stake as the president also tries to make his way through that crisis. >> i was watching jim web over the weekend on "meet the press." i thought he introduced something that has not gotten enough attention. is where is china in this. we're all talking about the west and -- but china is the big player not at the table, they are a big trading partner, they have influence there. and this is one more example in my judgment of where china has to join the community of nations. north korea is another example of that but iran especially is, to have it stand by, continue to do commercial trade with iran, to have a continuing relationship with it and not have any influence or anything to

whether they are picking on the jews or masons or lizards from space, they believe there's somebody out there against your interests and only i know the truth. in this case, it's progressives. they used to work on making "liberal" a bad word so liberals started calling themselves progressives and now they are going after progressives. glenn beck equated them with tynerny and slavery 200 years as if he's our weapon against people. >> well, he just twists everything around, you know. i mean, that is his way of doing it. but, he has a huge audience. that's the problem >> does he? >> yes, he does. and he makes millions. we don't know his numbers exactly -- >> 2 or 3 or 4 million? >> he's got one of the highest rating shows. in an early hour he has a radio show reaching more -- >> and limbaugh's got books doing well. >> he's got books and limbaugh has all those ditto heads. a lot of people out there. thanks very much. thank you to my panel. up next, susie essman. how to tell if your husband is gay or not. it should be interesting. >>> i know you took the doll, ted, where is it? where's the [