mike. hello. >> mike: what did do you bring all the people from "the view" over here? >> this is my entire family in the audience right here. >> mikewe went out looking for the most wonderful looking people on 6th avenue in new york this is what we came back with. >> not badly done. >> mike: they did well. >> mike: i want to tell you right now if you have any urge whatsoever to get up and walk off the set, i want to you feel free and i'll tell you why. you did so much for bill o'reilly, i could use the break. >> well, you know, i just -- comes from me there's a tipping point. it tipped. i just -- it's so hard, if you have muslim friends who have children, it's just really hard for them right now. they get picked on and beat up and especially if they're wearing traditional things. it just seemed like -- it was one more thing to make us all hurt each other. and i couldn't handle it. because i thought, muhammad ali is a muslim. kareem abdul jabar, who are you talking about? then i said a bad word. >> mike: you? a bad word? certainly not. >> on the air. that's when i knew i really had to get off stage. >> mike: i don't think we're goin

mike. >> mike, mike, mike, mike! laughter ] >> allen, come over if you are hungry. >> if there are leftovers. >> mike sugerman, best to you and your family. >>> this week we have covered do turkeys make you sleepy and how do you carve a turkey? tonight something different. are turkeys really as stupid as some people think? ken bastida with tonight's stupid -- i mean good question. >> reporter: all right. tonight we're talking turkeys. come here, turkeys! [ gobble gobble ] >> reporter: all right. we have all heard the stories about how stupid turkeys are, how if they stand out in a rain, they can actually drown from looking up. is that true or false? >> the truth is that they get saturated with water and into their feathers and that will -- they will get pneumonia and die so they don't recover from that. >> reporter: so there is another saying that they are not smart enough to come in out of the rain? >> right. that's right. >> true. >> reporter: that's true. >> reporter: the general manager at santa rosa willie bird t

a couple of winning streaks came to an end mike mike already. >> mike: they were ugly. the raiders' three game win streak came to an end in ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> mike: the raiders' three game win streak came to a screeching halt in pittsburgh. second quarter, 3-0 raiders. first and gol, mendenhall powers his way in. 7-3 steelers. then pittsburgh on the move. roethlisberger rolling left. all sorts of room. stevey brown, right there, lungs to the end zone, 14-3 steelers. the rout is on. jason campbell to murphy, but murph fumblesle one of three oakland turnovers, sets up ben roethlisberger to sanders. 21-3. big ben threw for 2 270 yards and also did a little talking. richard see more takes evening, punches thrown, richard gets ejected. the quarterback switch to bruce. bruce picked off by

mike and me serious mike. >> so the two started experimenting and began making small batches of flavored nuts in their own garage. word quickly spread about their unique products, and it was only a matter of time before they had to find a name and face for their new company. that's when they turned to a familiar person, mike mellace's mom. >> anybody's who ever met my mom would say food is love. i mean, she definitely expresses her her love for food. that's-- so, i mean, that's just, right or wrong, that's what she does. >> but before mama signed off on the company, they had to stick to some of her principles. first of all, a kitchen should be filled with the taste and smells of home; something that is evident the moment you step into the sweetly-scented production plant. from irish creme to butter rum to pumpkin spice, there is no flavor that is off-limits here, even if they're a little hard to tell apart. >> try that one. that's an almond. >> got that part, mike, thank you. maybe orange? >> no. >> see? what is it? >> that's amaretto. amaretto. it's amaretto. there you go. >> well, clearly, mike, you don't know me that well. but that's all right. all right. >> ok, this one, when we first did the batch, it smelled like dirty feet. >> i gotta tell you, i got nothing on that one, either. is that the irish c

he sets up mike to nibble -- mike knuble. then in the third period, it is matt hendrix with the go-ahead goal. hendrix gets the gold. the caps finish it off 5-3. they win against the rangers. auburn quarterback looks positively unstoppable on the field, but they continue to have to navigate a lot of land mines off the field. he faced expulsion from the university of florida two years ago for cheating three times on tests. he did transfer to a junior college last year before enrolling at auburn this year. a former mississippi state players said someone representing his family requested money when he was recruited out of high school. the quarterback says he will not admit or deny he cheated on tests at florida because he does not want to beat a dead horse.

mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mikes that man. mike is that man. he never asked to be in the role

mike. [ light laughter ] not a joke. >> jimmy: no, it wasn't planned at all. yup. mike, are you cold? mike, where are you from? ow you. yeah, i guess so. sure, you're from queens. and what's your favorite food to eat on thanksgiving? >> mashed potatoes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: mashed potatoes, you just love it? just love the consistency or the butteriness? >> just the texture. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, people like the texture. we got my name mike here, you guys. he's from queens, maybe? and his favorite food to eat on thanksgiving, he likes to stuff himself with mashed potatoes. for this song can you guys do it in a style like jimi hendrix? like "purple haze" type of thing? ♪ ♪ yeah, i ain't going to do you no harm baby ♪ ♪ ♪ became my mike and gave my man mike the microphone ♪ ♪ he came all the way from queens known to be cold ♪ ♪ he loves mashed potatoes ♪ for me, it really wasn't no surprise ♪ ♪ excuse me, baby thanksgiving time ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, mike. mike with the mic. i'm gonna go over this way. hey, let me see your sneakers. put your sneak

mike. let's turn to mike and we will get the press perspective. mike, when you cover your stories out there, how often do you get -- without asking details on a particular case -- some sense that the information you get, that it might be classified? >> well, when you are writing about stories dealing with the intelligence community, dealing with terrorism, national security issues, you inevitably are going to be brushing against information that is classified. there is always going to be a classified dimension to almost any discussion you have on the issue, because it is issues that the intelligence committee deals with -- the intelligence community deals with. but i cannot emphasize enough what i think is the principal theme, and arguably the principal theme of any discussion of this kind, which is that everybody who has looked at this issue -- and bill is the expert, but anyone who independently looks at it agrees -- there is way over classification. if you just use the yardstick, "is classified come out it could shut down almost any phone classic --

mike, thank you. maybe orange? >> no. >> see? what is it? >> that's amaretto. amaretto. it's amaretto. there you go. >> well, clearly, mikeu don't know me that well. but that's all right. all right. >> ok, this one, when we first did the batch, it smelled like dirty feet. >> i gotta tell you, i got nothing on that one, either. is that the irish creme? >> no, butter rum. >> close. butter rum. >> close! >> there you go, it's an alcohol flavor, you got it. you gotta get this one for me, you gotta get this one. >> ok. onion? >> yes. >> yay, yay! >> whoo! >> nice job, look at that. look at that. >> only took me 10 pounds of nuts before i got . another principle mama insisted on is to use only top ingredients. she insisted her name would only be on the best. so for the company's most important ingredient, nuts, they turned to one of their largest and mosd respected farms in the business--the stewart and jasper farm in the san joaquin valley. >> we first started buying frm them, we bought, you know, a few hundred pounds and they used to come on ups, you know. they remember selling us a few cases. >> and one of the main reasons s

mike inouye will be the guy -- we don't have mike. mike inouye will be the guy flipping the switch this evening. it will be great. he's out at one of the malls and we'll join him live in just a minute. in some cases shoppers wrapped up shopping hours ago. taking in action in a mall in suburban chicago. >> in chicago, shoppers spent thanksgiving stuffing their carts. the rush for bargains under way before the dishes were cleared. >> the stores are packed, but trying to get it done early. >> black friday for me is christmas. >> for some, black friday shop suggest as much a tradition as the thanksgiving turkey. in many places it started before friday. >> you don't have to start your holiday shopping the day after thanksgiving or your online shopping on that cyber monday. >> the idea of cyber monday doesn't fly anymore with most people not having to wait for return to work. cyber deals have been out there for days. retailers report so far shoppers seem more in the mood to spend. still looking for bargains, but a little more willing to part wit

mike. >> yeah, mike -- [ indiscernible ] i was sitting there looking at it. >> how are you? >> and this -- [ indiscernible ] >> you know. >> and it's been decades since these veterans served together. more on their reunion stories coming up. border patrol as >> in addition to veteran's day, the british are honoring their war dead. the 11th of november marks armistice day in the u.k. every year, the bell tolls at big ben as the country observes two minutes of silence. many of the british troops fought in the same wars as u.s. service members and on this veteran's day, a group of 9 ship mates who served in the u.s. navy got together to remember, celebrate, really, life as it was like during the vietnam war. some of them hadn't seen each other since 1967. john henrehan spent much of the day with them and discovered for some the war and its aftermath changed them forever. >> reporter: they chose arlington national cemetery as a veteran's day rendezvous point. some of these vietnam war vets hadn't seen each other in 43 years. >> who is that? >> im -- . [ indiscernible ] botox! oh, my gosh. [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> there. give me a hug. >> how are you? [ laughter ] >> golly. >> yeah. >> how are you doing? >> just like it was yesterday. >> reporter: yesterday for this group was the late 1960s, when these navy veterans were stationed aboard a destroyer called the uss storms. when they went into uniform, they were kids. bill was a signalman. >> you're 19 and fear nothing. >> reporter: on their world war ii-era ship, not everything worked when the vessel was deployed to vietnam. >> we had an evaporator leak. we could not make enough water to hardly run the ship. the only showers we got the whole time we were gone were salt water showers. >> reporter: when they returned to the u.s. from the increasingly unpopular war in vietnam, they were shocked at how many of their fellow american citizens treated them like enemies. >> you were spit at? >> yup. twice. they call you baby killer and, you know, all that kind of stuff. it was not a very good time. >> reporter: it was not all bad. allen reid stayed in the navy for 20 years and recommends the military career to today's young men and women. but jim ryan who fired hundreds of shells into the coastal area of vet nam said feelings of guilt over killing people have consumed him in recent years. it's overbearing at times. i have an unusual response, i thought were unusual. when i disclosed them to the v a -- >> 40 years later? >> 40 years later. >> reporter: jim ryan is hoping his reunion with his fellow vet nam war veterans and their trip together to the wall will help change his feelings about the war that for some vets, still goes on. in washington, on veteran's day, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> a picture of these men served their nation with incredible courage and commitment. they left their homes and their families and the rest of their lives and what has often been called the forgotten war. so, today, we all want you to know this: we remember. >> president obama commemorates veteran's day overseas in south korea saluting the bravery of u.s. troops who fought in the korean war. the president thanked the crowd of hundreds of u.s. troops and condemned the north for continuing on a course that he said deepens the isolation from the rest of the world. you can show your gratitude by sending a message to a vet on our website, log on to www.myfoxdc.com and click on the link at the hot topics bar, layer some of your comments tonight on fox 5 news at 10. >>> a beautiful stretch keeps going. i'll tell you what, get out of the wind. it's amazing. >> amazing. >> even though it's low or the right. >> still warm. >> and in the low 60s and people are acting like this is some of the bit weather we have had, i would agree. we have extremes around here. it's too hot and humid, too bitter cold with the wind and has been perfect. how about the blue skies, too? >> yeah. >> perfect for veteran's day and i remember one that is different, every veteran's day i think about the veterans and a huge snowstorm we had in 1989, a nice big surprise. those things don't happen too often anymore. the model guidance is so traffic now and really nailed the temperatures once again and not us, the guidance, 63 degrees; dulles, 61; bwi, 62 and that did feel great without that wind and even though the wind had more of a northeasterly component to it, we still saw temperatures in a first cable range. 55 in d.c.; 45, gaithersburg and manasses, culpeper, 48; winchester, 47. you may have noticed that it dried really, really fast, the air is super dry and with that dry air and clear skies, we're going to see temperatures falling quickly and a check up to our northwest pittsburgh at 58 degrees and binghampton, 49. by the way, the temperatures have been a little warmer than we have been because they're on kind of the warm side of a big ridge of high pressure. for a couple of days now, we're talking about the huge ocean storm. that is out of the picture now and we continue to have high pressure building in and that high is going to be keeping this precipitation that just splashed -- flashed away there, keeping it at bay and produce a small amount of snow in denver today, a bit of a nuisance snow, an inch on grassy areas, maybe up to four inches in the foothills and a new storm anycoming into the pacific northwest. and that is getting active out there, although what we're seeing is the high pressure block most of this out of our region. now, eventually, some of that moisture will get in here and i think it's going to take until perhaps late monday or tuesday of next week. we keep things going and also i want to let you know tonight in particular might be colder than the last nights. winchester, 28 degrees. under the clear skies and because of that dry air. gaithersburg, 31; centreville, 32; fredericksburg, 32 and you want to be aware that tonight's one of those nights if you're heading out late. you will need a warm jacket. clear and frosty cold in a lot of spots and freezing, so, the air of being so dry, we see the district dropping to 39 degrees. a cold night for all of us. to end up our week, it will be a chilly start on friday. a comfortable afternoon again, we rebound to 63 degrees and the nice light winds are going to continue. this is your planner with plenty of sunshine to go through the day and we start on a cold note at 8 in the morning, 42 degrees and by noon, we're closing in on 60 and by 4:00, 61 degrees and what about the weekend? it looks like the high pressure will dominate all the way through the weekend and we wanted to show you the future cast. we will have a front on the move and that doesn't get to us on sunday. we're going to make a clean sweep of it through the weekend. this area of low pressure to the north and notice a little bit of light snow spilling in for a northern illinois and maybe chicago will get a couple of wet flakes and as the front is closer to us, it looks as though it will come to with a few clouds on monday and then maybe produce the showers monday night and tuesday. more on that in a moment. saturday looks like 64 degrees and sunday, 65. so, the weekend is taking us continuing on that nice stretch and also seeing our temperatures rise by a couple of degrees here and there and after we get through the weekend, that does look as though an area of low pressure will ride up the stalled frontal boundary crossing our area on monday and that could bring us descent rain and talk about the five-day forecast, you can see what we have in it for you. not only are we celebrating the fact that we get through another beautiful weekend, but by the time we get to tuesday, it will be time for rain. we don't want to go too long without rain. the fire danger goes up and looks like we'll have descent showers on monday and lasting to into tuesday and perhaps for a part of wednesday, which continues the trend of so-far, so-good for the last four, five weeks. no rain on weekend. >> looks nice. thank you, sue. >>> you think of birds flying south for the winter. monarch butterflies are making the journey, too. each year, millions arrive in mexican forests after about a 4,000-mile journey. unlike other butterflies, they live 4 to 5 generations and travel from country to country. >>> and should be on the discovery channel right now. >>> the redskins getting ready for the second half of the season. after the controversial benching, is there still drama between mcnabb and coach shanahan? details coming up. >>> the simp sons get bitter with age. that is probably why fox renewed the longest-running comedy in tv history for the 23rd season. this season, we'll see baby maggie disappear. homer is a dresser and good old mo's tavern turned into a trendy bar and many a-listers paying a visit to springfield, including heal berri, john hamm, martha stewart and katie perry. plset/g >> good afternoon, it's been 11 days since donovan mcnabb was benched during the final minute of the lions game. the final minute and change is under 2 minutes and it seems like 11 weeks. if the skins beat the eagles on monday night, mcnabb plays, well, all might be forgotten. if they lose and the quarterback struggles, more issues. mcnabb was back on the practice field this afternoon. his hamstrings are an issue. he continues to receive treatment and should be ready to go on monday night and the rematch with the eagles. head coach mike han shanahan move -- mike shanahan moved on or has tried to. if there is bad blood, it's staying internal. mcnabb's goal, put all the drama behind him. >> and this is football. this is football. you know, we talk about the whole issue, you know, we find of hashed out a lot of different things. i just, right now, i have been in the situation before. so, the whole deal about it is i'm going to treat it as such and focus on my judge and do it at eye level. >> it's a good job this week, get ready to play, a lot of distractions and fought through it as a group and we're ready to go on. sometimes as i said, you know, you make decisions you feel in the best interest of your team. you're not always right, sometimes you go with your gut. the bottom line, you make it and go on. >> that is mike shanahan with a semi apology, i think. running back clinton portis doing his best to return after a six-week hiatus due to a groin injury and limited to a few reps in practice. portis called him a work in

mike mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> people in baltimore county think it could take weeks, even months to recover from the storm. derek valcourt is in parkville with their story. >> this is no small storm. it was powerful enough to uproot and knock down pretty large trees like this. 100 of them, in fact. on their way down, hitting houses, cars, and even power lines. >> the mess in dennis boyd's yard has him convinced of what happened early wednesday morning. >> it's definitely a tornado. i was in my bedroom when it hit. >> reporter: tornadoes down. shingles on its roof missing. and windows shattered. >> how long do you think it this going to take before you're back to normal? >> i think it will be weeks, actually, maybe a month. >> reporter: others agree. maybe it follows the hard work. others need a little help. >> still waiting to hear from the insurance companies. >> reporter: next door, it's more of the same. >> that tree just came right down. and that's what you're looking at right there. >> reporter: these neighborhoods are a gold mine for contractors who know storms like this are good for business. >> i counted 40 houses damaged in westfederal. -- westfield and over here, about 15. >> reporter: in some cases, this is not small. some of the roof on this garage blew away. >> lucky i got laid off, so i can help my parents. they can't do this stuff. >> reporter: family and neighbors, pitching in, knowing there's plenty of work to go around. >> reporter: takes a while for a contractor to clean up some of the trees. there's still a lot of them in this neighborhood to come out. meanwhile, county officials say it's some 92 homes here in baltimore county that were damaged by the storm. three of them so bad that the county had to declare them uninhabitable. we're live in parkville, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> okay, derek. thank you. >>> so. was it a twister? we are still awaiting the official word from the national weather service. meteorologist tim williams explains why it's so difficult to determine. tim? >> reporter: well, mary, you might think it is simple to determine what alwaysed the problem. -- caused the problem. the bottom line is the damaging wind, it is still going to be a damaging wind. now, at the height of this storm, some winds were clocked at 80 miles per hour plus. and there could have been gusts higher. destructive straight-line wins, though, are created when winds come straight down. you hear us talk about microbursts come down and hit the ground. and they will follow the terrain. so they can pick up speed across the field, across roadways. and whatever they hit, they're going to tear apart. they really splinter off from a jet stream. they come down quickly. and that speed is picked up when they hit the ground. the tornadic wind, still with the same type of force, you're talking 80 to maybe 90-mile-per- hour winds. create moderate damage. it can be roofs damaged, trees knocked around. those are things the trees are -- the national weather service is looking at. we are expecting official word from them sometime in the 6:00 hour. >>> and stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. remember, wjz is always on. for live doppler radar, log onto wjz.com. >>> moments of terror. a hostage situation takes over a randallstown neighborhood. tonight, the gunman who started it all is dead. wjz is live. suzanne collins watched it unfold. suzanne? >> reporter: well, kai, it's very dramatic. a woman is shot multiple times. a frightened child runs to the arms of police. and this tense situation goes on in randallstown for hours. [ dog barking ] >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team races to randallstown. an armored car is brought in, all for an armed man barricaded in his home at 9:30 this morning. a medivac chopper flies his wife to shock trauma. because she is shot multiple times in the face. >> the child is out of the house. and the child is safe. right now, we're making every effort to make contact with the subject in the house. >> reporter: police had to rescue an 8-year-old boy who ran from the home. a kings park neighbor watched the drama. >> i saw him run through the woods, back here at the house. and the police carried him off to a secure location. >> reporter: police say this domestic situation could have been brewing for days. they were called here on tuesday, because neighbors heard such loud arguing coming from the house, they thought they should call 911. >> reporter: for four hours, people living in the area could not get in or out. people were kept inside their homes while the danger of flying bullets remain. >> i pulled in. they stopped me, sent me back. i've been waiting about two hours. >> they don't have any idea of how long it's going to be before we're able to get to our homes. >> reporter: terence williams' family members wait in an empty building throughout the standoff. there is much emotion when they are told that he is dead. >> reporter: police need to investigate fully, but it does appear on the surface that the husband shot has wife and then killed himself. back to you on tv hill. >> all right, suzanne. thank you. now, wilson's wife has not yet been named by police. she is in critical but stable condition in shock trauma. >>> police are calling a case a homicide investigation. jocovo vasquez near washington, d.c. was found dead near braddock heights. an autopsy determined he was shot dead multiple times. now, this man, marvin palensia is wanted in connection with the killing. he is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him, call police immediately. >>> a heartbreaking find. baltimore city police uncover a possible dog-fighting ring. wjz is live at barks in southwest baltimore. weijia jiang explained, all of the dogs could not be rescued in time. >> reporter: that's correct. and right now, they are treating the dogs that did survive. they say all of the injuries point to dog fighting. >> and as you can see. >> debbie raul can't believe 5- year-old charlie is alive. >> he's got bite wounds all over his face, on his legs, on the side of his belly. he's missing teeth. he has teeth that looked like they were filed down or broken off. >> reporter: she is the manager at the facility where charlie and five other pit bulls were taken friday night. investigators say they found him on the 1600 block of payson avenue. answering a fight was in progress. >> that's gruesome that people would stoop to that level. >> police say feces and urine were scattered throughout the house and a 7th dog was found. its body badly abused. >> the officer who responded to the scene wrote in the report, he believes the fighting happened in a room on the third floor. inside, he found a large amount of blood on the walls, the bed and the floor. >> you could just see them barking. it's a real bad odor from the house. when you walk up close to it, you can smell it. >> we're hoping that in cases like this, they bring charges and they show that this is wrong and the people are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> she says she is certain charlie was used for fighting. and two puppies here were in training. she urges anyone who suspects dog fight being to report them. >> police have questioned people but have not made any arrests in this developing investigation. we're live in baltimore tonight, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> we'll continue to follow if the dogs will be held at barcs throughout this investigation. after that, the staff hopes someone will adopt them. >>> a 20-year-old hero. police say they have another suspect in custody. vic is in the newsroom with more on why this case is far from closed. >> reporter: well, kai, it is a very active investigation. police say this murder investigation is far from over. sean anthony johnson faces murder charges for his role at the pizza and wings. he was one of tower men who enter --a four men who entered. police are still looking for two more. back to you. >> vic, thank you. >>> again, anne arundel county police say this investigation is active. anyone with information should call them at 410-222-3453. >>> pretty dramatic pictures out of baltimore county tonight. that's where a tree trimmer was rescued after being hit by a tree limb. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene. the worker fell down an embankment near 835. baltimore county firefighters were able to pull the man to safety. he was taken to shock trauma with injuries that are not believed to be life- threatening. >> dangerous work. we're glad he's going to be okay. >>> mystery in ohio. the new evidence that could turn a missing persons case into a murder investigation. >>> no need to say "i do." the shift in how americans view marriage. >>> you don't have to live with chronic pain when there are new ways to treat it. up next, ask the expert. call in your questions now. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, fighting wint or the runways before it starts to snow. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> recovering from a wild storm. bob is tracking the weather. for the rest of the week. ,,,,,, ♪golden morning family's smiling♪ ♪gonna be a special day anncr: for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o'lakes all-natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, whole-grain diet with no added antibiotics or hormones. ♪pure and simple always natural♪ ♪our best eggs say land o'lakes♪ land o'lakes all-natural eggs. where simple goodness begins. >>> another scare at an airport. armian police are investigating a scare that came out of munich. >>> an air berlin flight landed safely in munich after a bomb scare in africa. authorities found a bomb wired with a clock. but no fuse or explosive. police in namibbia are still trying to determine who the bag belonged to. also investigating a report the bag could have had a label indicating it was a police security test. the incident comes a day after germany stepped up. they say that intelligence is warning an attack could happen toward the end of the month. >> reporter: this woman says she is frightened and afraid. concern over cargo on international flights has been high since last month, when two mail bombs were found on flights from yemen, bound for the u.s. one device went through a german airport before being discovered in britain. german police are headed to africa, to investigate the latest suspicious packages. in london, charlie d'agata, wjz eyewitness news. >>> investigators say all passengers on that munich flight had to identify their bags and that every bag had an owner. >>> we continue to follow breaking news right now in abingdon. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene of a serious accident. captain mike update for us. >> reporter: we reported this, about 15, 20 minutes ago. fire officials cause -- called to the scene of an injury accident. a sport utility vehicle departed and ended up upside- down in the woods. the driver has been pinned in his vehicle about 45 minutes now. they have been aggressively working, trying to get that driver out. they have called for a maryland state police medivac helicopter to come to the scene, one they do get the driver back, they will transport him. but as you can see, firefighters are frustrated, trying to remove the driver from this tangle. >> let's check in on the rest of the roads with sharon gibala, live at wjz traffic control. >>> well, that accident in abingdon is definitely the most serious accident we have out there. we have a few other problems, including hampstead at maple grove. also one at severn. 95 northbound, you're looking at jamup from moravia road to the beltway. five minutes there. 895 also a five-minute delay. approaching the 5-mi

mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mikes that man. he never asked to be in the role he is in now, but the community has asked him. so it is with the greatest tumbled as, like i say, it is just an honor to be able to present him to you. but to me, he is

mike -- epitomizes mike. our community does not say go off to college and become a sacred man. our community just recognizes that when they see it. mike is that man. he never asked to be in the role he is in now, but the community has asked him. so it is with the greatest tumbled as, like i say, it is just an honor to be able to present him to you. but to me, he is a spiritual, special man. he will always say he is just an ordinary man, but he is, and he is my friend. [applause] >> please join us to be recognized, michael. let's give michael a round of applause. [applause] >> i was hoping that don would take up all my time. i want to thank everybody for coming out, sharing the day with us. thank you, kqed for giving me an opportunity to put a suit on because i hardly ever wear one. i also want to thank -- or actually congratulate mayor gavin newsom for getting elected to lieutenant governor and jerry brown and all those other people that ran. a couple of days ago, on november 2, a friend of mine was elected to the 20th assembly district, and at one of his fund raisers, he gave me credit for getting him involved in community organizing

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woods was a guest this mornin on espn radio's mike & mike show and just wrote an essay in "newsweek" called, how i redefined victory. it describes how's change as a person since his car accident last november and the sex scandal and divorce that followed. woods writes the physical pain from the car accident has long healed but the pain in my soul, he says, is more complex and unsettling. it has been far more difficult to ease and to understand. >>> a new new jersey preacher wants his church leaders to quit facebook to save their rriages. reverend cedric miller is the senior pastor of the living word christian fellowship church in neptune, new jersey. he says reconnecting with old romances couldead to marital problems. miller is on vacation and spoke about the issue by telephone. >> old high school, college or forelife shows up and reaches out in conversations start and most times it starts innocently and then escalates. before you know it, the kvs gets to an inappropriate lev and sooner or later the other spouse finds out. >> the pastor sae will delete his facebook account, too. he'l

he'll a guest on espn radio's mike & mike show in the next hour. just wrote an essay in "newsweek" called how i've redefined victory. describes how he's changed as a person since his notorious car accident last november and the sex scandal and divorce that followed. woods writes that the physical pain from that car accident have long heeled that the pain in my soul is more complex and unsettling. it has been far more difficult to ease and to understand. >> 6:26. 47 degrees. why the nobel peace prize may not be handed out this year. >> new information about the prince george's county corruption scandal. what one police officer is accused of doing on tape. >>> and the cold and chilly weather is back. find out whether the temperatures will warm up at all today. whether and traffic together on the 1st ne. >>> breaking news, security officials have intercepted a suspected bomb bound for a >>> concrete evidence, what causes pieces of a ceiling to cause onto a busy metro mail station platform. >>> the wedding planr, prince william and kate middleton ha re