fort meade won the award as the top dining facility in the army this year. >> had to get 400 pounds of turkey, 200 pounds of ham, 140 pounds of roast beef. about 150 pies. >> reporter: and while many would rather be closer to hope, they know many of their fellow soldiers are even further away in harm's way. >> it's a tradition of my family, to be in the service. i wanted to join myself. when it comes to the food, it's good. >> i still have the longing to be with my family and i am just graduated from bct. i am here for ait training. so, i'm not used to all of this moving around and stuff. >> reporter: a reminder how even in the army a small taste of turkey can bring a small taste of home. at fort meade, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> the georgetown university students arrested in egypt could be headed home as early as tomorrow. sweeny and two others are being released today. that were accused of throwing fire bombs at security forces fighting with protestors in cairo. a judge ordered the release this morning. sweeney's mother tells fox 5 as long as her son can find the passport when h

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meade in maryland. he said overseas are here on base serving a first class thanksgiving is a major mission for an army at war. >> there's a lot of stress put on us being away from family and friends, but in truth the resiliency of being there with my comrades, you do the best you can. reporter: the army like any family has its traditions. one of the oileddest is having the entire senior leadership -- oldest is having the entire senior leader shill don their dress uniforms to serve their soldiers. -- leadership don their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. >> it was really great. i was intimidated, usually not intimidated by the people that serve you food. >> this is the best thanksgiving way from home. this is really good food. reporter: even for the u.s. army serving thanksgiving dinner for 750 people is a big job and that comes with an equally big shopping list. ft. meade won the award of the top dining facility in the army this year. >> had to get 400 pounds of turkey, 200-pounds of ham, 140 pounds

just back from afghanistan, he is the garrison commander at fort meade in maryland. he says overseas or here on base, serve a first chase thanksgiving is a major mission for an army at war. >> there is a lot of stress put on us as soldiers and service member being away from family and friends. but in truth, the resiliency of being there with my comrades, you do the best you can. >> reporter: the army, like any family, has its traditions. one of the oldest is having the entire senior leadership don their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. >> it is a great opportunity when we had opportunity to give back to the soldiers and they come out and serve them. >> i was intimidated. usually not intimidated bay the people that serve you food but it was. >> that has been the best thanksgiving away from home. this is really good food. >> reporter: even for the united states army, serving thanksgiving dinner for 750 people is a big job and that comes with an equally big shopping list. fort meade won the ward as the top dining facility in the army this year. >> had to get 400 po

-- mead. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. inspector. >> supervisors, good morning. san francisco police department. what is before us today is an application. they are currently licensed with a tight 21. they are now applying for a type 42. if approved, it will allow them to do on-site wine tastings. they will have of sale privilege with onsite wine tastings. kind of a typical wine bar approach. we have several letters of support -- support. there has been one letter of opposition. we are recommending this application for approval with the following conditions -- condition one, the two licenses shall operate with one another and shall not be separated. the point of this is that it stays a valid wine shop and not eventually turning into perhaps a liquor store. condition terribly low, sales service and a half between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. monday through saturday and 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on sunday. condition three, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be p

he spoke with my colleague, and yours, robin meade. to be false. i wasn't aware of the second accusation. i have never committed sexual harassment towards anybody in my over 40 years. this was the only case that i know about. if there are any others out there, they will probably have to make it up because i am totally not aware and i'm not trying to hide anything. i'm trying to put it all out there for people to see. >> so, wolf, prior to this he was doing excellently in the polls. i know you look at those numbers so closely. how, if at all, are those stories affecting him? >> he said to robin that he raised a ton of money online. supporters are with him, they are not moving away. he thinks he has political adversaries out there to hurt him for whatever reason. when she pressed and said, who are they? he wouldn't say. he said, i have no idea who is behind these allegations, behind reviving the story right now. but he seemed to be, when i walked him out -- i was here in the washington, d.c. bureau as he left the studio and escorted him

i just climbed mount kilimanjiro. >> robin meade is here with us.in, you get chills watching this story there. veterans are always close to your heart, for this project, you spent a lot of time with veterans, what stands out. >> so many stories that folks are going to see tonight. you have to have your kleenex ready because when you listen to people like him, it's so moving how much fight they have, right? they want to serve the country and protect us all. even when they get injured they're so resilient and they're ready to go. you know, we were able to be there as a battle ship was pulling out of jacksonville, florida, going for deployment. i was so struck by this little kid who said, i told my daddy that he doesn't have to bring me any gifts when he comes back he's the gift. like his mother coached on how every day dad is gone, is a day closer to daddy comes home. >> captain scott smiley, i happened to meet him three years ago, he was blinded and wounded he helped save his men back in iraq. his wonderful wife standing by him. he came to washington

. >>> if you think you had a small army to feed at your house, check out the scene at fort meade.he army has its holiday tradition. one of the oldest one is having the entire senior leadership don their dress uniforms to serve the soldiers. fort meade was named the top dining facility in the army this year which gave the chef a lot to live up to. he cooked 400 pounds of turkey, # hundred pounds of ham and about 150 pies. >>> the troops in afghanistan received boxes packed with thanksgiving dinner. the top commander in the region came by helicopter to wish the troops a happy holiday. while they ate, they could actually still hear gunfire going off in the distance but one sergeant said having each other for company kept them in good spirits. >>> many people who would have gone without a thanksgiving dinner found a welcome feast through the generosity of others. fox 5's dick krantz has the story. >> reporter: policemen, firemen and other public service workers found a gourmet meal waiting for them at the four seasons in georgetown. their hosts included an indian maiden, a 200-pound t

well, just this last hour, he clarified those comments with robin meade from our sister network hln. we're going to play it for you in its entirety. >> herman cain, who is a candidate for the republican nomination for the president, has been kind enough to join us in our studios in washington, d.c., and he's joining us live this morning after what was surely a very stressful and busy day yesterday. i do hope you got some sleep, and thank you for being with us. our viewers do thank you, too. >> thank you, robin, and it was a busy day but i survived. >> this is why it was a busy day, and we're going to talk about many issues, but let's start with what's at the top of the news. many people are asking, did you say something early yesterday about sexual allegations against you but something completely different hours later? let's watch as things happened yesterday. >> if the restaurant association did a settlement, i am -- i wasn't even aware of it and i hope it wasn't for much because nothing happened. so if there was a settlement, it was handled by some of the other officers that worked

in fort meade, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> you know, it wouldn't be thanksgiving in d.c.ut the annual turkey bowl, the city's marquee public school event. this year, coolidge high went up against dunbar and people are not talking about the game but coolidge high's head coach. here's more. >> light go! >> reporter: on this gorgeous thanksgiving day, hundreds of parents, teachers, students, and alumni packed the stands to watch coolidge high take it to the field against dunbar. the players weren't the omagh, traction on the field. -- weren't the only attraction on the field. natalie randolph made headlines in march in 2010 when first hired. she's believed to be the only current female football coach in the nation and only the third woman to ever hold such a position. randolph is making news again. coach randolph players are the new kids for the 42nd annual turkey bowl. this is their second appearance in the game since 1987 and dunbar played in 12 of the past 13. and that honor has many coolidge supporters thrilled. >> and i am so proud of my team. >> i would be excited if w

governor o'malley knows there's more to the military than just fort meade and aberdeen. >> to have such a great uso welcoming spot i think is a tremendous reflection of the people of our state and the gratitude that we have. >> reporter: the uso is a 5,000 square foot lounge. they have access to wireless internet service. a 72-inch tv and wakeup service. over 3,000 volunteers and employees make sure the uso runs smoothly. >> many of the servicemen thank us for being here and serving. i say thank you for serving. >> reporter: with an added military presence because of the brac initiative. >> it's a home away from home for the military personnel. we do so much. >> reporter: they have played a significant role for 12 years. almost a million military men and women have passed through the doors. i'm don harrison. >> great story. thank you. volunteers for the bso have alreadiened the governor's award for excellence floor their outstanding service to military personnel. >>> all right. next up, why dan duquette feels he can rebuild the team. >> trying to stare at the paper looking at the same s

his hearing is set to be december 16th at fort meade. >>> very lucky kids are getting a post thanksgiving meal hosted by the baltimore ravens. brendan, i can't say his last name is putting up the event at jimmy seafood for 170 local students, he will dish out the food with help of teammates tonight from 6:00 to 8:00. the kids needed to be preregistered for the event. >>> why not head over to philip seafood. tonight is the grand re-opening at the new location. stephanie rawlings blake will be there for a ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> kinder time toy drive has a kickoff in our area. abc2 news is taking part in giving you a great opportunity to give to kids in our area. think about picking up a toy for a child in need as well. this is the 13th year of the it's kinder time toy drive. you have until december 22nd to donate or use musical instruments. head to abc2 news.com and find the information on our home page, helping out the kids in need this holiday season. >>> let's look at right now and temperatures really show the whole story. we get warm air pumping in off of the atlantic, we are in t

actually live in a hotel room on the fort mead base and they have a home in miami.he is often traveling back and forth to make sure things at home are okay. her daughter is here and her other daughter are going to school. but things are very complicated and her oldest daughter wants to go to college, but hasn't been able to yet. >> sacrifices you don't always see. >> the whole family sacrifices. thank you. back to you guys. >>> an extra mean arused of firing shots at the pentagon and the marine corps museum pled guilty. he was sentenced to six months in prison and after that, he will be transferred to federal custody where he is expected to face charges in a series of overnight shootings. >>> now to an amazing story of survival from north carolina. a nine-year-old girl trapped in a car for two days somehow made it out alive and you're looking at surveillance video taken just minutes before the crash that killed her father on friday night. doug landon and his daughter had gone to a gas station just a few miles from their home. after driving off, their car disappears

this is richard meade, secretary-treasurer of the committee. we are very excited to begin a fund-raising on this. we have been working on this for a long time. if you have any questions, i will be happy to answer them. >> can i have a motion? is there any public comment on this item? besides corrine woods. is there any public comment on this item? commissioners? questions, comments? >> maybe this is a reflection of the rendering, it looks like the statue is a little further out of the pedestrian thruway. i was wondering why it was not placed all the way past the flow of pedestrian traffic through the crosswalk? >> the shaded area on your screen right now aligned with market street. your question is would be placed further to the north, which is further away from that? >> i am looking at what i thought was the crosswalk. people would walk straight across the crosswalk. they would block into the statute. >> the general flow -- well, you can see the crosswalk on the west side of the street, as indicated by the pointer there. it is a compromise of

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we put rosebuds in the water to attract peace, and it made a meade. it was sitting in the gallery. we distill that through local herbs. it was really surprising how delicious it was, because we were mixing a lot of seemingly in congruent ingredients, and it was delicious and different from anything you have ever tasted. i would have been happy if it was medicinal. the idea was more important to me. but it was very good. it is something i think a lot about, especially transition history, native americans, how they have this combination of dress, from the clothing from trade companies, mixed with traditional dress. i love how reflective it is of who they are, and also the merging history's coming together. what would we look like if we carry our history with us? all of the merging of cultures, reflected in our address? i am thinking of my own history with early europeans coming in and intermixing with native cultures. the one thing i would like people to take away from after seeing my work is a sense of wonder and who we are as americans. that we are really these beautiful mixes of p

he can communicate however only through text, e-mail and social mead yeah. more on all this now from thomas live in oakland tonight. >> report of scott olson there was a veteran march today. that march is over and occupy camper back in their tent. now the occupy oakland did get a notice from the police police today, notice of violation actually 0get their tent out of frank ogawa plaza medley. they also got a request from mayor kwan and the rest of city hall to leave frank ogawa plaza peacefully. response they are not going anywhere. now they have been john walker lindh by i ridiculous vets. 30 veteran from iraq, afghanistan came to protest the scirs they say the foley veterans received while trying to protest peacefully last week. >> 4 american military veteran veterans. including members of iraq veterans against the war and veterans for peace have been broughtally attacked by police in oakland during recent action related to occupy oakland. >>reporter: veteran led peaceful loud march of 150 people tonight from 14 and broadway to 21 and back to the oakland p

the father is stationed at fort mead, that's where he gets his treatment. a nearby hotel to be with him. their home, however, is still down in miami. >>> turning now to the presidential campaign trail. herman cain's poll numbers are sinking and his struggle to answer reporter's question on libya just spells more trouble for him. first, the stumble, then the efforts to brush it off. >> libya. >> it was a pause. that's all it was. good grief. >> an awful long pause, good grief. >> gingrich and other republican presidential hopefuls are in iowa. they are looking to sure up support. less than two months before the caucuses down there. >>> these snakes are not on a plane. that's a good picture of the white house. with e have pictures of snakes. there they are. they're not on a plane, they are in somebody's house. who are you going to call? the weird news has your answers. that is coming up in a little bit. >>> look out, the rain is coming. >> it's still 68 today and 73 yesterday. i would grab the umbrella and keep it handy until we get through the day on wednesd

." >>> after a series of sexual assaults in the lake mead oakland police say the man who brutally beat and assaulted a woman near 8th and jackson last february is now behind bars. police say 18-year-old derek parks was identified by dna evidence found on the victim. a match was made last month. rape charges were filed this week. he could face four life sentences if convicted. >>> a massive cleanup campaign kickedded off this weekend in the south bay. a survey found bay area roads are among the most littered in california and cal-trans spends $50 million a year trying to keep them clean. >>> congestion on the golden gate bridge is a bit easier to take this weekend. at least if you're biking or walking. the east sidewalk has reopened after painting and construction work. they finished the job more than a month early. >>> the first look at the destruction from a wildfire in reno. what investigators now believe started the 2000-acre blaze. >>> hungry for high fashion and at a bargain cost. the scene in survive for cut rate couture. >>> a fast moving cold front across the bay area this even

i did order an mead yacht investigation. >>reporter: but chef jordan would not comment on this video shot in frank ogawa plaza on the same night. >> oh. ow. ow. ow. >>reporter: chef jordan says the facts surrounding this use of force incident aren't as clear but citizen journalist scott campbell who shot the video and got shot by what he think says bean bag says it's pretty clear to him. >> that was on public property. i was no threat to the officer. there was no confrontation or violence so i proceeded to film the line from that distance and as you can see in the video i move further and further away from the line. >>reporter: campbell says the shot came from about 25 feet away. >> oh. ow. ow. ow. >> so had it been any higher it could have, you know, hit my genital and seriously wounded me. >>reporter: the chief says it's under investigation and his department has nothing to hide. the citizen journalist feel they are playing an important role in keeping them honest. >> technology in anybody hands. quickly shared that maybe

analyst suspected of passing secrets to wikileaks while stationed in iraq will be transferred to fort meade. he is being held in leavenworth in kansas. >> it will determine if manning will stand trial for any of the 34 counts of military law he's accused of violating. he's accused of aiding the enemy. >>> the man accused of firing shots at the white house, oscar art oig ga will remain in jail until further notice. a judge ordered the 21-year-old be held without bond and undergo a psychological evaluation. his public defender argued there was no probable cause in the case, that the government's two witnesses have not been able to identify his client and investigators have yet to prove the bullet fired at the white house belongs to ortega's rifle. >>> montgomery county police are asking for your help. they want to know if you can identify any of the people in this surveillance video. saturday night, 50 people rushed into a 7-eleven store on tech road in silver spring and walked off with several items. police were able to capture six young people but obviously many more got away. if you recogn

before it was only allowed for meade cal reason or emergency. -- medical reason or emergency. >>> now "good morning maryland." >> reporter: for boltedmore's -- will baltimore's grand prix return next year? the city says no if the bills are not paid. i will explain coming up. >> reporter: days before the gas is restored in locust point. how to cope and keep your family safe. >>> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake is expected to stay as mayor but other candidates are on the ballot. it's election day and we have you covered on this tuesday, november 8th, good morning. i am charley crowson. all of your news coming up in a bit. time to say hello, once again to meteorologist justin berk with a check of the tuesday forecast. >> hello. check it out. load up the spots here with 100% humidity. doesn't guarantee fog but it guarantees we are reaching the threshold developing some moisture on the ground with dew and frost and 43. towson at 40 and bowie at 36 degrees and we have another hour and a half to two hours of cooling. so we could easily get fog to form. probably not as widespread as yesterday

and there she is, robin meade.untry talking with military families, visiting bases for the past year. what better way to celebrate our american heroes than this day, veterans day. robin is going to join me live and about her special journey tonight. we'll get the preview next. >>> veterans day is a great day to remember the people who fought for this country and who are fighting right now. if you were here right now, i would tell them thanks for serving us and our country. thank you. [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. but when they come home, they don't want a parade; they want a job. the postal service employs more veterans than any other civilian employer. but congress is debating a bill that would force the postal service to fire tens of thousands of vets, close post offices, shut mail processing plants, and disrupt mail delivery. drastic cu

is at the bottom of lake mead., sir? >> your book talks about the retro session, and it also talks about the effort for statehood of the district. has read recession back to maryland been considered instead? and why has it not been undertaken in the same manner in which it was done in virginia and? .. one of them was that maryland by virtue of the constitution you have to agree no one seem to be recognizing that. the other was that one person was saying how you know, this keeps getting blocked by the republicans because they don't want 300 some thousand registered democrats and the district of columbia becoming voters and congressional elections. the reality is it is not democrats who support d.c. voting rights and republicans oppose it. there have been times where the house and senate controlled by democrats and a democratic president and they still haven't acted on d.c. voting rights are statehood. also there are some surprisingly prominent republicans who have supported voting rights for the district of columbia

i did order an mead yacht investigation. >>reporter: but chef jordan would not comment on this video shot in frank ogawa plaza on the same night. >> oh. ow. ow. ow. >>reporter: chef jordan says the facts surrounding this use of force incident aren't as clear but citizen journalist scott campbell who shot the video and got shot by what he think says bean bag says it's pretty clear to him. >> that was on public property. i was no threat to the officer. there was no confrontation or violence so i proceeded to film the line from that distance and as you can see in the video i move further and further away from the line. >>reporter: campbell says the shot came from about 25 feet away. >> oh. ow. ow. ow. >> so had it been any higher it could have, you know, hit my genital and seriously wounded me. >>reporter: the chief says it's under investigation and his department has nothing to hide. the citizen journalist feel they are playing an important role in keeping them honest. >> technology in anybody hands. quickly shared that maybe

twenty meetings are nothing new but james mead way from the new economics foundation told me earlier that this year demonstrators have a good chance of making their voice heard i think there's a chance the pressure on the g twenty will start to improve if not quite overwhelming but very very substantial that's pressure from all quarters all of the leaders meeting today know the go back to their countries when the summit is over and and see populations increasingly discontented with the way they've been running the world in the way the crisis is being handled up until now i think what you're seeing in nic's is a reflection of that of course all the security precautions you know indicate just how little injury to the city this group really hurts the should not be a case of the world's leaders have to be behind a great big steel fence is for the police out and all the rest of it if they enjoyed legitimacy of the people they claim to represent so yes there is a huge amount of pressure on them and there is also i think the potential for change. but later in the program here on r t we look

classified information to wiki leaks will have his first day in court at a pretrial hearing in fort meade maryland on december sixteenth and be the first time the nearly eighteen months of mannix confinement the arguments by the prosecutors and defense will be heard in a courtroom as a welcome sight of news to manning supporters compared to the white house's announcement last week that they will not be answering any questions about his case and this new we the people initiative the white house has promised to answer questions or receive more than five thousand signatures in an online petition now despite the petition having more than the necessary amount of signatures on nov eighteenth the white house even official response on light citing that they are required to decline to comment on specific cases in the military justice system a little odd considering that we've heard the president himself comment on this case before. we don't have a big with me going to be. there with. the on world war i actually asked him to go. the procedures that have been taken in terms of his confinement are ap

indeed for that live update daniel bushell reporting from nice well we can now cross live to james mead way from the new economics foundation for his view on the crisis that strengthened its grip on europe and james joins us now from london well as we've been hearing a lot of anger there in the south of france and protests ahead of the g twenty summit have taken place almost as often as the meeting itself but with little success so could it be different this year when we bear in mind that the growing global discontent with the way governments deal with the crisis do you think people will actually be listen to this time. i think there's a chance the pressure on the g twenty will start proof if not quite overwhelming but very very substantial mass pressure from all quarters all of the leaders meeting today no if they go back to their countries when the summit is over and and see populations increasingly discontented with the way they've been running the world in the way the crisis is being handled up til now i think what you're seeing in nick's is a reflection of that of course all the se

. >> they mead with an informant lefty in the meantime. >> everybody is good. >> lefty claims that thehooter had acted alone without authorization from the gang. he was fighting with latin kings, but now not even his own gang will defend him. as the maniacs wait for the dust to settle, drug sales dry up with the heat on the neighborhoods. they also expect their rivals, the latin kings to retaliate since they were the intend targets of the shooting. for pancho and lefty, the stakes suddenly couldn't be higher. >> >> you can be caught and sitting behind them. >> investigators sandoval and carpenter decide to strike while the iron is hot and want to use pancho and lefty to take down a nation house where the maniac disciples store their firearms. >> this is where they mostly all hang out and the house is in charge with supplying the guys in the neighborhood. >> despite the risk, their informants agree to help. they identify one house in particular where the gang keeps guns, but sells narcotics. the next step, the sheriff's police will send an under cover officer to buy drugs to obtain a se

no delays to report now that are unusual and nothing unusual near fort meade. in virginia, plenty of traffic but 95, 66, 395 have no accidents. this is the normal backup northbound at the duke street on the way to king street. >> will keep an eye on that. 60 degrees and 6:42. >> coming up, why this snowman ended up in a christmas parade. >> why the cost to take a cab in d.c. could double. >> first,alex burns joins us >>> barney frank is retiring after more than three decades on capitol hill. the democrat says he was going to run again but changed his mind after seeing the new boundaries for his district. he was first elected back in 1980 and the recently led efforts to reform wall street after the financial crisis. >>> president obama will attend a few meetings at the white house today and that includes a meeting with the prime minister of the netherlands. the two leaders are expected to discuss trade investment, and the european debt crisis. >>> the d.c. taxicab commission will vote on raising fares in the district. the per mile rate will rise from $1.50 to $2