mrs. modell's passing and said mrs. modell understood the value of baltimore's cultural assets and was committed to preserving them for the benefit of the committee. it is my honor to honor the motel's at the patricia and art modell performing arts center. it is a testament to their commitment to the community. you can see more pictures from her career and also links to charity she supported by going to our website, wbaltv.com. click on local news. in other news this evening, a man is recovering after he was beaten during an apparent robbery in the waverly committee. baltimore police say they found the 29-year-old line in the 700 block of mckewen street around 7:00 this afternoon. tonight the search continues for the attackers. the sheriff's office in carroll county is now trying to figure out what happened to a westminster teenager. we are told a passer-by found the body of 17-year-old caleb mott. officials say he was last seen leaving a friend's house early tuesday morning. if you have any information, you are asked to

this year where we were able to bring students from all over the area and she will be missed. >> mrs. modellweek after being hospitalized for five months. she was 80 years old. >>> a man is charged in a hit- and-run accident after police say he left a trail of beer cans behind. the 26-year-old is accused of crashing his truck into a fire hydrant. detectives say he removed a case of beer from his vehicle and ran away, dropping several beer cans behind him. police followed the trail of beer to him and arrested him. he's charged with dui and leaving the scene of a crash. >>> horrifying discovery in philadelphia. a landlord finds several people locked up in a basement. denise is in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. denise. >> police call it a quote act of evil. four mentally disabled adults are held captive in a basement chained to a boiler. the space was too small for an adult to even stand up straight. three people are facing charges and tonight detectives believe the motive is a widespread fraud scheme. the fbi alooking into the possibilities that the suspects were stealing s

. >> reporter: mrs. modellas remembered on the sunday ravens game. >> we all join in with the fans and the management of the baltimore ravens in expressing our condolences to art modell the owner of the ravens on the loss of his wife patricia. >> reporter: today they remembered how he touched them. >> charming, devastatingly beautiful. smart, had a lot of opinions about football. which she was always right. >> reporter: patricia modell was an actress and benefactor of the arts. her name now graces the op era house. >> she worked with us during the summer and brought a lot of kids to the summer camp. >>> most doctors recommend that all women should have mammograms starting at age 40 and above. >>> well $7 may not buy you much but in one city it will buy you a home. the city bought it through a government program they are now looking to sell it to someone who has a plan to fix it up and to save it. one dollar. >> got a dollar bob. >> i got enough of those in my penny bank. it doesn't look that bad from the outsid

. >>> kai, thank you, tonight mayor said mrs. model understood the value of baltimore's cultural assets. >>> well, the blackberry black out gets worse. 70million are suffering outages. the company says a crucial link in its infrastructure and back up both failed. customers have been without e- mails and instant messages and may not be fixed until tomorrow morning. >>> the state is adding a 667 area code for the eastern shore. that's because they are running out of available numbers. the new digits will be given out for new phone numbers only starting in march. >>> great news for baltimore's grand prix lovers. the grand prix will return to the city next labor day weekend. pat warren has reaction to the news and the changes some people want to see. >> they love the ease. >> awesome, five minutes to park. >> reporter: the comfort. >> they have got to be raking in money. >> reporter: and the pleasure. >> the speed, the camaraderie of the drivers. the great things, the noise. i love it. >> fantastic. every time danica patrick went around, s

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. >> reporter: mrs. model died last week after being hospitalized for five months. >> she was 80 years old. >>> a sad statement tonight from a long-time baltimore news man. >> i was diagnosed on friday with pancreatic cancer, stage 4. metalist sized. it's inoperable but treatable and i certainly didn't want to try to keep it a secret. too many people knew about it already. i owed it to my audience to be honest with them. >> ron smith says he'll keep his listeners updated on his health, but he does not plan to regularly talk about it. he's already received hundreds of e-mails wishing him well. >>> cameras are monitoring drivers in school zones. the county is the latest to add speed cameras to their force. >> reporter: police here in howard county conducted speed studies in every school zone and they determined that putting cameras in these areas would slow lead-footed drivers. school is out and it's a race to get home. in an effort to put brakes on speeders, howard county police are adding cameras to 100 school

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mrs. model spent the last four months in the hospital before passing away this afternoon. she was a long-running actress, known for her roles on a couple of shows. the couple was known for their charity. they renamed the arthur and patricia model center. she was 80 years old. >>> new weapons into an insight inside a lansdowne wal-mart. andrea fujii is in the newsroom. >> reporter: the cleaning product spike temporarily shut down the baltimore county wal- mart for hours. >> baltimore county, 911. what's the address of the emergency? >> there's a fight in the middle of wal-mart, on washington boulevard. you need to get some radio cars up here real quick. >> are there weapons involved? >> no. but they're using chemicals to throw at each other. >> throwing chemicals? >> yes. >> throwing beach on each other? >> yeah. >> 33-year-old teresa jefferson is being held on $350,000 bond. she's charged with assault and theft. the fight is related to what police are calling a heated love triangle. police say stephanie odems was the intended victim in the attack. she was in a relationship

trans mr breakaway territory of the republic of moldova and not much has changed since it about independence in one nine hundred ninety s. dollar solution to the ethnic and territorial conflict with model over the current leadership mr prime. and often reports. one of the poorest regions in europe and recognized as a country because the world holds presidential elections in early december but already there we serious disputes before the campaigns even started the current leader of the self-proclaimed breakaway muito in republic of transnistria it goes well north has held the reins of power for the entire twenty one years of its disputed existence far from tiring of office he's running again for a fifth term and decision criticized by moscow as a mistake costly smearing of has created an atmosphere of personal power goes the public into a state of deep social and economic questions there's a huge gap between ordinary people who are struggling and smirnoff inner circle who are all getting richer. the republic is certain its independence in one thousand nine hundred ninety from moldova which is south which from the soviet union a year later right has been tough there ever since the breaka

mrs. mow del with a moment of silence. patricia model died following a long illness at the age of 80. >> we're looking at delays on the north side due an accident on the harrisburg expressway. from the outer loop to northbound 93. meantime a new accident coming in right now. 105 at 108. northbound 83 just past the beltway, we have an accident. the left lane is squeezing by. a tractor-trailer involved with that. also a fuel spill. also an accident at the outer loop at charles. 18 miles per hour is what we're down to on the west side outer loop from 75 to liberty. it hasn't stretched down to i-70 yet. not tracking anything major at the fort mchenry or harbor tunnel. the left lane is squeezing by. may want to consider york as your alternate. if you can get off at the ramp for york road, that's your alternate. now ava marie joins us live downtown at the finish line getting ready for the marathon, although you're not running in it, right? >> correct. i have run a half before and i don't know if i'll ever do it again, so i give props to these

model heather mills. the disastrous marriage ended in a ugly divorce. the new mrs. mccartney has her own money.r-old new york native is sitting on a family fortune worth an estimated $500 million. the low-key ceremony was followed by an equally low-key reception. >> i'm feeling married! >> reporter: at 69 years old, mccartney didn't rock out, but he reported sang a few songs, including one he wrote especially for his new wife. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> this morning on "the early show," religion and plxs. more fallout from the claim that mitt romney's mormon faith is a cult. i'm terrell brown. and this is the "cbs morning news." mmm. [ male announcer ] and now so can you. the new succulent noodle entrees from p.f. chang's home menu. the boldest flavors in the freezer aisle. usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons? coupons. coupons? next, you convert coupons to tokens. tokens? then you trade tokens for credits. and then i get the cash? then you call back. bye bye. peggy? hello? what just happened? want rewards tha

mr. brooks? >> you would concede there is a need in the central valley for more water, correct? it does not fit the model you were referencing earlier. where is permeable pavement used today? >> it is a fairly new process. if you have been walking down the sidewalk, where we have trees in our sidewalk, and see those little square bricks that have replaced the cement, that is an example of permeable pavement. >> my dog loves that. >> right. it is an example of another environmental benefit of permeable pavement. it allows water to soak into the water table instead of running down into the ocean. as to the central valley, if they have issues, especially because agriculture is taking city drinking water in another direction, i think we all know agriculture still is not doing what it needs to do to conserve water. problems like that need to be handled in the regions where the problems are created. in agricultural areas, sometimes there is brackish water, we'll brackish water in a water table -- real brackish water in the water table, which could be used for water supply. that is not where san francisco is at

feels that obama and company had total control and they did not adhere to the european socialist model that mrobama was trying to attempt. and the people on the right see that in the last election, we basically had the maturation of the installation of the progress of law through universities, whether it becomes indoctrination or whatever. everyone feels as though the last election left us on our head. what used to be the norm was now of the antithesis. a lot of americans feel that, wait a minute, we're getting away from our founding, from the individual sovereignty to the government controlled model. the citizens and voters are really the boss. so when you feel that your employee is not listening to what you have to say or getting the job done, then you have annexed. you're seeing both sides -- then you have angst. host: what you mean they are not listening to you? there is a front-page article talking about democrats being inspired by the president's new tone. they like it. if he is appealing to the liberal base, as some are saying is doing now, then the democrats feel like, now he is listen

mr. polamalu a speedy recovery so can get back out there against the patriots this weekend and really slam his skull into tom brady's model-shagging ass. next up, basketball. folks, it's week 18 of the nba lockout. i know. i know. and i am fed up. because i for one love watching a bald guy rack the nut to the hoop hole. (laughter) the players and the owners remain mile as part on how to divide the league's revenue. talks resumed yesterday but sadly neither side would agree to give the other all the money. (laughter) two weeks of the season have already been cancelled and as nbc commissioner/green guts goblin david stern and the players' union don't get it together soon the owners will be forced to cancel games on christmas day. an insult to all christians. and the memory of that holy night when god thundered on to baby jesus through mary's halo. it's got to be the sandals. now colbert superpac already weighed in on this conflict last week with a controversial ad. >> it's another sad day in america as the nba lockout grinds on. depriving millions of their favorite sport. meanwhile, the nba players will stop at nothing to g

mr. chairman? >> this is adding a sixth turn around model. i think you have five. am i wrong about the numbers? >> they already have six? >> they already have six. this would be the seventh. i was not counting. >> mr. chairman, i support the amendment. i think the amendment as it is drafted does provide some additional flexibility and it also retains the requirement that the secretary approve whatever the state chooses to do in this regard. i think with that provision in there, i think it is a useful addition to the bill. >> mr. chairman? i approved it as well. it is well thought out, and well written. i hope we can pass it. >> mr. chairman? >> sinotech -- senator murkowski. >> i was not here when the burr amendment was discussed, but if there had been any issues brought in alaska about the proposals we have seen it has been the four turnaround models and the requirements contained their in. in our state, are very small, remote schools, part of the biggest problem is getting agitators' out there, and keeping them out there. -- agitators out there, and keeping them out there. we have had real har

feels that obama and company had total control and they did not adhere to the european socialist model that mr. obama was trying to attempt. and the people on the right see that in the last election, we basically had the maturation of the installation of the progress of law through universities, whether it becomes indoctrination or whatever. everyone feels as though the last election left us on our head. what used to be the norm was now of the antithesis. a lot of americans feel that, wait a minute, we're getting away from our founding, from the individual sovereignty to the government controlled model. the citizens and voters are really the boss. so when you feel that your employee is not listening to what you have to say or getting the job done, then you have annexed. you're seeing both sides -- then you have angst. host: what you mean they are not listening to you? there is a front-page article talking about democrats being inspired by the president's new tone. they like it. if he is appealing to the liberal base, as some are saying is doing now, then the democrats feel like, now he is list

mr. drizzle is out there big time. i am not kidding you. we do have clearing and sunny warmer weather mid-80s will pop- up, the models are not in sink with us and it will be cooler pam but we will ease in any way. >>> 4:43 and one week after the disappearance of a 10-month-old baby from her home, local television stations have been subpoenaed. they are asking for help and parents reported her missing a week ago. police say they have no suspects in the case. >>> three omish men will be in court on charges of breaking into a home of a fellow omish man and cutting his air and beard. the owner says the matter is a religious dispute and police should not be involved. he did not order the attack but he did not stop two of his sons and another man for carrying it out. it is punishment for how the group has been treated. there have been other attacks in recent weeks in the omish community. >>> they are getting a first look into dr. murray's personality. they played a tape dr. murray did with police and today they will pick it up after dr. murray realized jackson was dead and he would have to tell the jackson family. it also reveals how he tells jac

model say that means for us here? >> that is where it becomes a projection, but -- >> you are speaking with me, mr. solomon. >> sir, if those assets decrease by just 25% and remain on our books, that loss would be greater than the current market capitalization of this entire company. >> so, what you are telling me is that the music is about to stop. >> -- tavis: that is the best you could do for your film -- jeremy irons, kevin spacey? >> it does not get any better than that. stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible group of people. tavis: since you just ran that list, that is an all-star cast. what is it about this project that allowed you, as producer, to pull all of those folks to gather around this story line? >> i think it was the material, the caliber of the material, the way the material was written, which is a different point of entry than a lot of stories that deal with the subject matter have been. there is really no effort to cast judgment or break anybody over the coals, or lionize anybody as a hero against this kind of corruption. it is just examining the human side o

mr. west morland: and i ask the chairman, will you work with the textile caucus to ensure the provisions of the free trade agreements are not used as a model in future free trade agreements? mr. camp: i look forward to continuing to work together with you and your colleagues in the textile caucus to work to address your concerns and ensure that customs adequately prioritizes its trade enforcement responsibility particularly as it relates to this. mr. west morlan: also i would like to insert two articles into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. westmoreland: i yield back. the speaker: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: i yield 10 seconds to the gentleman. mr. mcdermott: in a letter to support u.s. trade law, the ambassador, the trade representative, said there's nothing in the trade agreement that would weaken the international rules or u.s. laws to address unfairly traded imports that injure u.s. industry and workers. the specific trade remedies provisions you raised are carefully crafted by our negotiators to mean that they will not adversely affect the efficacy of relief under u.s. anti-dumping law

the tandem apostleship of the situation with mr cooder it is a matter of discipline in government service we are a presidential republic not a parliamentary model it implements the president's policies if you don't agree you should step down i mean while many read it not as a sign of a split but only a new maturity in russia's democracy. almost were mostly wishful thinking on the part of the board else these people probably remember the war patrol where there was a rift inside the board of bureau which ultimately was one of the reasons for the collapse of the u.s.s.r. i remember before coming to. you where he basically said that russia will not survive another conflict inside believes so from the very beginning i do believe that there was a serious rift the big news of putin yet again running for president brought up so many questions there dmitry medvedev had to meet talk t.v. hats to cross the t.'s and dot the ice. of course it's nice to know that people trust me as president and that my approval rating is quite high under current circumstances i also know that prime minister putin undoubtedly remains the most popular politician in our countr

mr. $200 textbook and rebel gathered attention. they gathered signatures hoping to change the book industry. >> what we're looking at is new models forest example is flat world knowledge. >> they make it available for free on the internet. they have the option of buying black and white self-printed bookss for as little as 25.95. a manager says that model just won't work. >> i don't see it happening because the information isn't cheap. there is a lot of work that goes in to it. >> students say what we have now isn't working. prices have increased 22% over the last four years. this upward trend has been happening for 20 years. >> textbooks have been increasing four times the rate of inflation. >> even book sellers say that just can't continue. >> i do think we're getting pretty close to on that. >> the association of american publishers tells us it's aggressively working to provide students with alternative and less expensive course material options. one popular option is to rent books at usually half the cost. >> coming up, don sanchez the title machine gun preacher makes this film sound like a "b" movie but he gives it a much lower g

mr. haley and his team have been working with the department of the environment to take the lessons learned here to make sure that everyone of our divisions and facilities is performing as well as presidio. modeling great behavior, falling good policy to save money in the process. [applause] so, we have one more recognition. this one is technically an mta employee. now the chief dudley has left the room, i can say that we consider to be an employee. when she returns, i will ask her to step up to the podium. this is not an employee award. we are acknowledging her, as we just heard yesterday, making the recipient the community service award winner. a dinner on saturday night, being a tireless advocate for belgae bt equality -- lgbt equality. we feel very lucky to have her serving there now. one aspect of the career is that she served as the longtime president of the police officers and a vocal advocate for gbt members. we could not be more proud to have our qualified-employee here for recognition -- quasi- employee be here for recognition. congratulations. [applause] >> this is unexpected. director, i have to say that it is my absolute pressure -- pleasure to be a part of this agency. all of you sh

mr. haley and his team have been working with the department of the environment to take the lessons learned here to make sure that everyone of our divisions and facilities is performing as well as presidio. modeling great behavior, falling good policy to save money in the process. [applause] so, we have one more recognition. this one is technically an mta employee. now the chief dudley has left the room, i can say that we consider to be an employee. when she returns, i will ask her to step up to the podium. this is not an employee award. we are acknowledging her, as we just heard yesterday, making the recipient the community service award winner. a dinner on saturday night, being a tireless advocate for belgae bt equality -- lgbt

model heather mills. the disastrous marriage ended in a costly divorce. mccartney was forced to pay out $40 million or roughly $28,000 a day for the four years they were together. the new mrsmccartney has her own money. the 51-year-old new york native is sitting on family fortune worth an estimated $500 million. the low-key ceremony was followed by an equally low-key reception. at 69 years old, mccartney didn't rock out. he reportedly sang a few songs, including one he wrote especially for his new wife. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> mitchell: ahead, the private dr. martin luther king as imagined by samuel jackson on broadway. that story is next. >> finally this sunday, the martin luther king junior memorial is scheduled to be dedicated in washington one week from today. a king tribute of a different sort is already under way in new york on a broadway stage with an actor best known for his hollywood work in the starring role. >> this is mr. senior love daddy. >> mitchell: he has starred in more than 100 movie, playing characters whose mannerisms and dialog have become part of pop culture. from his oscar nominated performance from the bible-quoting hit man from pulp

those are issues that are a model for this area, but also we are looking at other areas in parts of africa. >> thank you, mr. carnahan. ms. schmidt of ohio is recognized. >> thank you very much. ambassador vershbow, i read your report and i am little confused on one point on page 4. he referred to this as being nothing more than what we already do with the africon -- the thing that we have in place in africa. i have stated that and that is basically an educational thing that we used to help african nations develop a more professional military. we also do some building of schools and hospitals on the ground. but you add in your report that the reason why we had to go -- the president had to go to congress, is because there might be a potential need to defend themselves, the troops on the ground, and therefore the war powers resolution was put into place. what confuses me -- is this what we do under africon or is this different? under africon, there is always the danger that they might need to defend themselves. so there would not be a need to come to congress because the war powers act was invoked. and are w

model wasn't working and change was needed. that is what's happened and sometimes it's better to make that change rather than endlessly review it. >> mark spencer. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the president inherited a system with 2,000 feet in benefits and where some families are worse off working than those who are on benefits. what can the prime minister do to help those hard-working families in assure wood who frankly get out of bed, work hard paw of their self-pride and their responsibility? >> well, i think the honorable gentleman speaks for millions in the country when he says what people want is a welfare system that helps people who actually want to put in and work hard and do the right thing. what we're doing is first of all, putting in place a cap so that you can't have these absurd amounts of money going in housing benefits to individual families as he said sometimes 2,000 pounds a week. secondly, universal credit is going to make sure it's always worthwhile people working and always worthwhile working a little harder and to the party opposite that no claim after a decade of giving people something for nothing, let's see whether they're prepared to bac

mr. west morland: and i ask the chairman, will you work with the textile caucuso ensure the provisions of the free trade agreements are not used as a model in future free trade agreements? mr. camp: i look forward to continuing to work together with you and your colleagues in the textile caucus to work to address your concerns and ensure that customs adequately prioritizes its trade enforcement responsibility particularly as it relates to this. mr. west morlan: also i would like to insert two articles into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. westmoreland: i yield back. the speaker: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: i yield 10 seconds to the gentleman. mr. mcdermott: in a letter to support u.s. trade law, the ambassador, the trade representative, said there's nothing in the trade agreement that would weaken the international rules or u.s. laws to address unfairly traded imports that injure u.s. industry and workers. the specific trade remedies provisions y raised are carefully crafted by our negotiators to mean that they will not adversely affect the efficacy of relief under u.s. anti-dumping laws.

and this is modeled after the baste science there is about the best kind of tax code. it is a credible plan and the numbers add up. mr hired socs to do a score and you need 6 -- 9.wopto get the number to add up. and that is in the margin of error. and the firm that mr. cain hired is the same i hired in the 2000. 9-9-9 would create growth in jobs. if you go back to a book i wrote, co-authored with alen in berkeley, you could guess you would get 5 or 10 percent if we adopted a plan like this and reduce unemployment rate two orly percent. and the people who are saying that it is a cocka mamie scheme are ignoring the litature. >> i can see why they don't call it 9.1 plan. it would be less than catchy. michael you it would hurt poor people but it lowered the cost of goods when you take away the corporate taxes and would it make it possible that poom would pay tax and buy things at a cheaper rate. >> no. unfortunately not. corporate tax falls on the owners and labor that work for the corporation but not passed on to conscumers. the price not much higher because of the corporate income tax. we are talking nine percent that

model wasn't working and change was needed. that is what's happened and sometimes it's better to make that change rather than endlessly review it. >> mark spencer. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the president inherited a system with 2,000 feet in benefits and where some families are worse off working than those who are on benefits. what can the prime minister do to help those hard-working families in assure wood who frankly get out of bed, work hard paw of their self-pride and their responsibility? >> well, i think the honorable gentleman speaks for millions in the country when he says what people want is a welfare system that helps people who actually want to put in and work hard and do the right thing. what we're doing is first of all, putting in place a cap so that you can't have these absurd amounts of money going in housing benefits to individual families as he said sometimes 2,000 pounds a week. secondly, universal credit is going to make sure it's always worthwhile people working and always worthwhile working a little harder and to the party opposite that no claim after a decade of giving people something for nothing, let's see whether they're prepared to bac

mr. cain was asked about that during a campaign stop in tennessee. watch. >> an article today says 9-9-9 is modeled after a sims video game. is it an original idea or modeled after a game? >> it's an original idea. to people say it's modeled after a game, it is a lie. that's the difference when you become one or two in the polls. people make up stuff. that is a lie. i'm not going to take it back and not going to politically say, but unfortunately that is not totally true. it's a lie. >> thank you. >> thank you all very much. >> no, thank you very much. herman cain giving up the opportunity to cultivate the aging but enthusiastic urban planning video game market by claiming proudly his 9-9-9 plan sims city origins. mr. cain denying that allegation. what he did say about being number one or number two in the polls, that is correct. herman cain had a substantial surge in the polls in recent weeks. mr. cain places ahead of mitt romney if florida, in iowa and in a pair of recent nationwide polls as well. the sudden and dramatic surges by fringe or unknown candidates, this has sort of been the way it's g