earlier i spoke to missy cummings who has been researching the drones since she was a female fighter pilot in the late 1980s. i asked her if she was surprised by all the negative attention that droangs have -- drones have received. >> i'm not really surprised. there's an innate fear that humans have that somehow the world is changing rapidly by machines. i think it's important to recognize that people feel uncomfortable as technology starts to push forward in ways we've not seen before. but there's no argument that drones in lots of applications like crop dusting they are far superior and can beat human capabilities. and so for those applications we absolutely should replace human pilots. >> what do you think drives that fear? do you think it's a concern that these drones will spy on americans? do they have a misunderstanding what these drones can actually do? >> i think we do in america particularly as opposed to other countries. i do think we value our autonomy more and we don't like like like the idea of being on camera all the time. particularly in europe where people are used to

new jersey came in second place, missy -- mississippi came in last.tive affect on a few area attractions. the national aquarium is open for business. it receives no federal funding. officials say the group saw rebooking for school trips. >> it is october. if you are ready to get spooked you will not have to look far. the master for has roots right here in baltimore. you can dig deeper into his life. a ministry,er read that author owes his legacy to address 10. -- his legacy to editor allan poe. poe.edgar allan >> the paul house -- poe house is free to the public. >> she can also aggravate you. we are talking about siri. >> not that. hello. >> who is the woman behind the voice? susan bennett. young,rted as a machine being the verse -- the voice of the first atm machine. when she recorded the voice in 2005, she had no clue what it was for. >> the first time i actually heard my voice as siri was when my friend emailed me and said isn't this you? i didn't have the newest version, so i went to the apple site. that is me. >> we tried checking it out. siri s

thank you so much indeed and i'm so happy to have you back on the safe fighting now for those of you missy olympic ceremony here in moscow this is what happens so as the torch bearer they form a championship. round towards the kremlin a gust of wind blew out the top but luckily a helpful secures man was on standby reignited the find that ran out the american manufacturer of the light is it decided to seize upon the opportunity and publish this damage but without the permission from the limp. satiation to display the iconic like i says a consequence if they now face legal action off their internet slogan saves a limb takes one viral some commentators did point out that the lighter had to be faked several times before the till it was successfully that. now that's all the venture capital for today and this week thank you so much for joining me. come back next week have a great buy. i recently read headlines all over the russian internet screaming in full paranoia mode that china has just bought five percent of ukraine now they're writing that china will lease five percent of ukraine over ukra

missi tend ild hunger. you can help their cause tonight by dining out.alk about share our strength's "taste of the nation" is baltimore city maor stephanie rawlings-blake. thanks for being here. --tell us about the "no kid hungry" campaign --how does "share our strength" help baltore chdren --ell abo tonight's event to learn more about tonight's "taste of the tonight's event to learn more about tonight's "taste of the nation" event, head to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. our little sumr-like streak is coming to an end... the rain is starting to fall on the harbor... jonathan is in next with the more fall-like seven-day. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. d@a lake that turns living creatures to stone as soon as they touch it. what causes this petrifying reaction... put the power of the weather thority storm cente in your download the w-b-f-f weather authority app for your smartphone. use our powerful doppler radar follow storms right down to your street. there's also a ten day planner and an hour by hor forecast. the best part... the weather

you had your chance, missy. did you fail the sixth grade like a thousand times or something?

and you only offer a self-helgroup but don't address that depression directly, you may be missi part of your effectiveness. similarl if he has no drug-free network of friends, everybody he knows uses, and you don't refer him to a drug-free network, you may also be missg the boat. look at the patient as an individual with a set of problems, and then match your interventions to his problems. dr. childress is talking about a recent development called treatment matching. what our research shs, anthe research of many other pele, is that sutance abusers are very diffent. shs, we'rnot just talking about heroin addicts or alholics. we're talking about differt kinds oflcoholics and heroin addts. they need to be assessed individually and a determation must be made the treatment programhas tod they have. to fit the patient's needs my husband agreed to see her, see the doctor with me and we did for maybe, like eight months. i start to come around. i got to the point where things are changing for me, but i'm still drinking. one time he got so drunk that he drove off in my car and left me sort of

congratulations to missy franklin who won the sportsman of the year. won four gold medals and a grones at the london olympics. she is enrolled at a freshman at cal. we go back to the dodgers games and funny moments before the game in l.a. weird stuff happens when you have a comedian will farrell announce the starting lineup. >> at first base, number 2ly -- number 23adrian-ayo, ayo, aye gonzalez. in left field, and he says the chucacabra is real and it is puig. >> i don't think puig even knows who will farrell is but the crowd loved the bit. as did carolyn. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> will farrell is everywhere right now. >> he has a movie to promote. >> that was funny. the players didn't seem as amused. >> they had no idea what was happening. >>> we have an update on the breaking news. no bart strike tomorrow. the transit agency and the unions remain at the bargaining table right now. we are live outside the talks in oakland97 >>> here is your wake up weather. it will be clear. no fog to speak of. cool to chilly out. there light

. >> missy gets the last one because you're a slow poke. come here. >> robicheaux has brought burke fame and fortune. two horses on 120 acres, nestled in a towering tree lined valley in montana where he lives with his wife pearl and an impressive firearms collection he lovingly maintains. >> boy, a beautiful pair of guns. pearl gave me these for christmas. >> and still he writes. 1,000 words on a good day. >> it's an incremental discovery. that's what i believe. the right line is there. you have to wait and you've got to hear it. you have to hear it. it's all in the unconscious. you just have to listen to it. listen for it. there. >> patiently copying on the a computer words he's earlier scribbled into one of the many notebooks at his bedside when he write something down in the middle of the night. >> and a piece of dialogue here that i know -- i don't know where it goes, but it goes somewhere in the novel. >> in his two latest books, burke draws upon both his roman catholic upbringing and education in classical literature. his voice says "

. >> reporter: missy will be saying goodbye to both boys. matt heads to yale next year to play football. >> i love him. he's like a brother to me. that's what he is and what he will always be. >> reporter: allison harmelin for cbs news. >> in developed countries children who are born with this bladder defect have surgery almost immediately to repair it and doctors are amazed that he was able to survive as long as he did with the condition. >>> it's 4:54. in today's health alert we address seafood concerns in pregnant women. concern about levels of mercury may be exaggerated. fish accounts for only 7% of mercury levels in the human body. they analyzed the diets of more than 4500 pregnant women looking at about 100 food and drink items the women consumed. doctors say eating fish during pregnancy can have a positive effect on a baby's iq and its eyesight. >>> more parents should practice safer sleeping habits with their babies. the number of infants who sleep in the same bed as their parents jumped to about 13% since the early 1990's. researche

. >> cal freshman missy franklin named the sports woman of the year at the salute to women and sportsle to earn the honor. that will do it for sports, ahmed fareed, we have more news coming up after the break. >>> an update to our breaking story. we told you at the top of the newscast, bart and its unions say trains will run again tomorrow morning, so there is no strike, but there's also no deal. bart and union leaders have been at the bargaining table all night around 10:30 this evening. not that long ago, they made a short announcement that will trains will keep running. they added no deal has been reached, they expect to negotiate through the wee hours of the morning. nothing has changed. there's no deal, the trains will run for the morning commute and throughout tomorrow. >>> finally tonight, talk about a close encounter. check out the pictures from a helmet cam of a paddle border in southern california. yes, that's a shark, an eight foot long great white shark. the near run in happened earlier today off of manhattan beach. >> but you notice he kept his balance and recorded the wh

congratulations to missy franklin who won the sportsman of the year.he won four gold medals and a grones at the london olympics. she is enrolled at a freshman at cal. we go back to the dodgers games and funny moments before the game in l.a. weird stuff happens when you have a comedian will farrell announce the starting lineup. >> at first base, number 2ly -- number 23adrian-ayo, ayo, aye gonzalez. in left field, and he says the chucacabra is real and it is puig. >> i don't think puig even knows who will farrell is but the crowd loved the bit. as did carolyn. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> will farrell is everywhere right now. >> he has a movie to promote. >> that was funny. the players didn't seem as amused. >> they had no idea what was happening. >>> we have an update on the breaking news. no bart strike tomorrow. the transit agency and the unions remain at the bargaining table right now. we are live outside the talks in oakland. your sleep number setting. it even knows you by name. now it's easier than ever to experience deep, res

. >> the woman sports foundation is naming cal's own golden girl missy franklin sports woman of the year. that announcement came last night at the annual salute to women in sports gala. the swimmer and olympic gold medalist joins natalie coughlin and alex morgan, the third golden bear to win the honor. franklin you may recall took home four gold medals in london last year. awesome. good for her. >> a long list to that young lady. >> a lot of necklaces to wear. >> great accessories. 4:56. check in with mike inouye to find out what's happening on our roads. >> good morning. we're looking at an easy drive on the peninsula. i'll show you the maps to palo alto. this is the san mateo and dumbarton bridges moving without delay. it's 280, northbound we have reports of suffice to say a deer was hit. i'll spare you some of the details but chp did have to head out there. they may have had to remove debris from the roadway. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly and tonight lionel richie comes. back to you guys. >> all night long, baby. all night long. he was my first concert. >> 4:56. people in r

. >>> the woman's sports foundation is naming missy franklin sports woman of the year.that announcement coming last night at the 34th annual salute to women in sports gala. the freshman swimmer and olympic gold medalist joins fellow olympians, natalie coglin and alex morgan, becoming the third golden bear to win the honor. fraij lynn took home four gold medals at the summer olympics in london last year. >> high praise. >> very impress i. >>> a surfer's very close encounter with a shark coming up. >> way too close. that's after the break. [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! >> we fwin p with a modern day version from the scene jaws. we look at the video shot in the helmet cam of a paddle border off the coast of manhatta

oxi, missi the. fair weather clouds. not a lot of action. we will see clouds thickening and lowering. we are expecting a little of rainfall. some areas localized. it could be upwards of six inches: we are watching for that and strong wind gusts. let's show you what we are finding now. a little bit of convection blowing up with karen. doesn't look that great. it's here along the gulf cost from louisiana in particular for landfall overnight tonight and early on sunday morning back into the panels handle thomas? >> ebony, thank you. the olympic flame begins its traditional journey from athens to the host city, in this case, soshi, russia, it was a company with controversy in addition to the cheer. a peaceful protest against russia's anti-gay legislation and it's ban on, quote, gay propaganda. a small school in alaska is cultivating some big-town talent. intlavkz city university in ankchorage has one cross-countr ski team, but it turns out it's home to america's elite. >> in the hills above anchorage, in the mood and the midst, there is some suf

congratulations to missy franklin who won the sportsman of the year.london olympics. she is enrolled at a freshman at cal. we go back to the dodgers games and funny moments before the game in l.a. weird stuff happens when you have a comedian will farrell announce the starting lineup. >> at first base, number 2ly -- number 23adrian-ayo, ayo, aye gonzalez. in left field, and he says the chucacabra is real and it is puig. >> i don't think puig even knows who will farrell is but the crowd loved the bit. as did carolyn. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> will farrell is everywhere right now. >> he has a movie to promote. >> that was funny. the players didn't seem as amused. >> they had no idea what was happening. >>> we have an update on the breaking news. no bart strike tomorrow. the transit agency and the unions remain at the bargaining table right now. we are live outside the talks in oakland. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of

we expect it by sunday or monday to push in to parts of louisiana, alabama, spheup missi and florida. coming up, i will tell you where we will get some mountain snow and we can use that for our water tables as we move in to the north west. >>> . >>> a terrible accident in tennessee far chartered church bus traveling back to north carolina. the bus blew a tire on interstate 40. the bus then crossed the medium, slammed in to a big rig an an suv before turning over. 8 people killed, 14 people, 6 of the dead were on the bus. the government shut down big risks in to some of america's most vulnerable citizens. people who rely on soup kitchens to meals on wheels. we'll hear from them next. >>> >>> well the story of grid lock in washington has been dominatinging the newspapers across the country. come theytors, blogers, editorial writeers are all speaking out. we invited two riders tonight. the editorial rider with the "la times" tonight in la tonight. the executive editor of fearless media. it's good to see both of you. you wrote a piece in the la times that is entitled since you are shut do

. >> reporter: ryan and missy have been trying to get pregnant for two years. >> when i started my pregnancysame thing. >> reporter: when missy shot she was pregnant, she turned on her camera. >> we have two families. and we have our youtube family. and so, it was kind of like a thing where we filmed it for them so they can watch it. >> reporter: and over 150,000 did. but is this a private moment? or one to be shared? would you guys ever consider taking a video and posting it to youtube of finding out you guys are pregnant? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> i think that's a private thing. >> when you're a kid growing up, you want to see the moment your parents found out you're in existence. that's pretty cool. >> i think it would be cool to watch your husband's reactions. >> sharing your emotions and feelings with the world is amazing. i don't think you can go wrong. >> i'm pregnant. >> what are you talking about? >> when you find out you're pregnant, it's such a raw moment. it's a moment when you're like, oh, my gosh, you're pregnant. and to actually capture that moment, it's amazing. >> not

. >> i just finished doing another -- i did "those big valleys" with missy stanwyck. >> yes. >> and thisent, and i got a call from marianne reese, who was norman here -- don't i look a lot alike? anyway, norman here's assistant. and said gavin, come over and see. i went over to see her. i was on a cane and she said we're doing this thing, "till death do us part." she sent me a script. that was the one they did in england. she said i think you're perfect for it. it's a big hit and is going to be likable. i said i hate bigotry in any form. she said, well, this is funny. i said this is funny? >> yeah. didn't seem possible. >> she said but norman's got his eyes on carroll. you know? and so they flew me to new york. and i got a free trip to see my mother, brother, grandmother. >> but it wasn't meant to be. >> i did the whole -- it just wasn't meant to be. and i was so grateful because i knew -- i told my brother before they called me, i said, ron, i said i don't think i can -- i really just -- i just can't do that. but it worked out great for carroll. he was absolutely brilliant as that chara

missy cummings is interested in drone technology when she was serving in the navy as one of the first female fighter pilots in the u.s. it's an impressive resume. professor cummings thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> it's not a new technology. >> it's new no t to americans. drones have existed in the military for 60 years. >> you started your research in the late 80s as we mentioned how has it evolved. >> i started my research by being a hands on pilot and i spent ten years in the military. and one of the reasons i left and got into the unmanned vehicle research because i saw how amazing computers were. and this was in the 90's at controlling aircraft and landing aircraft carriers i knew something big was coming. >> you saw a need for it. when i saw how well planes could land themselves in the 90s on aircraft carriers and how well missiles could precisely hit their tie target i knew those to technologies would come together. >> are you surprised with the negative attention that it received? >> as a person that researches the psychology of human interaction and technolo

missi allison.son. >> yes, it is missing. >> i didn't a anything, though. >> you know what happens, sometimesrs are all automated so they drop out. don't take it personally. >> i love annapolis. >> i know you do.o. >> somebody up in here won a lot of money in the lottery. >> yeah. >> there you go, look at the satellite-radar, we are very quiet. it's going to be a beautiful day, we will have cloudiness during the first day. and generally sunny and so farso we haven't seen much in the way of cloudiness this morning. north and west with a weak coldk front that will be approaching the region da later today. it will be the end of thebe weekend, it will be the storm across the northern plains andhn that is going to drive a front toward us.oward at the same time we are going t watch the tropical moisture thae is beginning to zap south of cuba. that may become impressive.im it will be karen, this isis forecasting and pulling up to the northern gulf, and perhaps, still question marks but perhaps pull up the eastern seaboard, at least the remnants of it and by early next week. that could interact with

. >> hey, missy. >> how you doing, ashley? >> alexis? >> in the course of an hour, officers make nearly 100 calls. >> you are blonde, right? >> hoping to identify and lure potential juveniles to the sting. >> i'm not going to stand you up. >> 90 minutes into the operation, the team's efforts begin to bear fruit. >> that's cool, see you in a bit. >> she on her way? >> cab's been called. she'll call me on the way in the cab. and she's not going to be happy when she pays me 25 bucks and i bust her. >> so you got a big game for opening day? >> a young woman named sunny is the first to take the bait. >> she came inside. she produced two condoms. she actually seemed a little naive, real eager to get undressed. usually it's the other way around, ask the officer to get undressed, ask to touch the officer. stuff like that. they don't think the police will do that. i asked about oral sex, which she agreed to. and i then gave the bust signal. $200 better be a good deal. i'll tell you. arresting and assisting officers entered the room. >> police. >>

we spoke with missy cummings. she's an associate professor at m.i.t. who first researched drones while on active duty as one of the navy's first female fighter pilots. she said drones do a more effective job on certain tasks than people. >> there's an innate fear that humans have that somehow the world around us is changing rapidly by machines. so i think it's important to recognize that people feel unmfrtable as technology pushes forward in ways we haven't seen before. there's no argument that drones in lots of applications in krop dusting are far superior. >> as the ugrows, many states are considering or have passed regulation regulating them. drone legislation has been proposed in 42 states and enacted in eight shown right here in red. it's still under consideration in six states, the ones shown in green. the aclu recommends legal limits on how drones can be used and whether armed. many of the state bills eflekt nose concerns. these require probable cause warrants before law enforcement agencies can use a drone. some states require law enforcement a

missy and i met at a gas station.aler the next day and bought her car. i used the frank say gnat tra line on her. >> you weren't working at the gas station i don't think. >> no. i was at the right place at the right time. i got in a small argument with my father about selling cars. she just came in at the dealership. i walked over young, fixed the car and invited her to the dealership. >> is there a lamborghini made with a clutch anymore? >> no unfortunately not. they're all paddle shift. you tell me the difference and if you want to go that way anymore. >> what kind of commission do you get on a $200,000 lamborghini? 10% across the board? >> i don't think there's a $200,000 lamborghini. >> he has preowned ones. >> of course. >> listen, the preowned market starts from $100,000. with the certified preowned package it's easy to maintain and preown. sales are up 25% this year. lamborghini has done a job with leasing programs. >>> what's your commission on a car? >> it depends per vehicle. we take care of our guys. in our

. >> this is missy from jersey shore, and you're watching "fox & friends." >> she was on dancing with the stars. how is she doing? >> i think the season is over. >> i think she might have done well. she is actually a great dancer. >> i guess she had a lot of practice in the clubs. she has a sleek new body. look at the second hour. nothing but snooki talk. we're talking about what happened with obamacare. now that we're past the debacle which was the shutdown lockout, are we going to focus on the rollout of obamacare? >> today the president is heading to the rose garden. he's going to be flanked by supporters -- just like i am right here. this isn't the first time. thanks, steve. remember when he signed a bill and when the doctors -- he had doctors and the kids next to him and all the support next to him. today he's going to go through points, what actually happened. he's going to talk about how people are going to expect better health care, of course, and kind of make the case again. >> this is going to be kind of a change in strategy. you know, for the last couple of weeks people hav