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the forecast for most areas, it ooks dry, it looks sunny. and actually temperatures are very typical for this time of year. let's look at your thursday forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your wind. temperatures today in oklahoma, a little cold for you. 54 degrees today. arizona is beautiful. abut 80 today in phoenix. tampa should be 78 degrees. florida is looking oklahoma. cleveld, ohio, a little cloudy, 45. we'll be back with your friday forecast, lynn. >> all right, big. thanks so much. >>>target takes off home construction hits and gm gets ready to hit the road. >>> plus bristol palin's dance rue dean goes beyond the water cooler. >>> an nhl alie scores on himself. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this mornin the first case of cholera has reached the united states and flida. the case involves a woman who recently visited her family in a region of the heart of haiti's epidemic. she is expted to make a full recovery. >>>

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let's take a live ook at traveling route 100 for you this morning it's going to be the moderate volume there, southbound and nobody lanes as well. 95, so far, so good from whitemarsh toward the beltway, we are in the green, 4 minutes, 55 miles per hour. the same speed with an 8-minute drive from the fort mchenry tunnel toward the beltway, nothing to annoy you on 895 this morning, the harbor tunnel toward 95, a 9--minute trip, 54 miles per hour there. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, over to you. >>> thank you, candace. >>> 5 tru 5542 on fox 45 eary edition. the search for a killer continues after a tow truck family members believe thatob. someone knows about it out there. >> reporter: we are along mosher street. this is the same bblck where andy joyce was shot to death. last night his friends and family, co-workers lined the streets putting these on windows, they want people to know that there's a reward for anyone wwth answers. they're demanding that someone, anyone come forward. joyce was shot to death in his truck, moments after answering a call for help. a woman and h

once you're on the beltway, let's ttke a live ook at 695 sitting at harford oaddand that is going toe. and just be aware there's wwnd warnings in effect there right now. we have a fallen tree at putty hill. that's a look aa the morning travels. back over to you. >>> still ahead apple announces a major cue, the songs that are ú%aded to i tunes. >>> and federal investigators are looking into a ederal county couple for possible >>> the feds have taped phone conversaaions where aacouple calls bribery for county officials. joy ba poll lepola says this cl be tied inno the investigation of jack johnson. >> reporter: prosscutors discuss how fbi agents listen. as they discuss millions of dolllr n laundered money buu to public officials and immigrant smuggling operation. agents reveal what they found inside the couple's clarksville home. $400,000 in cash stashed in a ccosst. >> neighbors tell me federaa agents were here as early as 7:30 yesterday morning. they didn't know what was going on since theecouple kept tt themselves. >> the fact of theematter is all we have heard is the government sig

. >>> and now let's check in with meteorologist steve ferttg and get a ook at our weekend %-welccme to theeweekend? i tell you, no major wwather concerns at all, good news,3 we're going to deal with cooler temperatures, patrice, going to be a clear day, a lot of sunshine, take a look at the temperatures. baltimore, 40 degreessin salisbury. cooler up toward haaerstown and wilmington, delaware in the mid-to upper 30s there. it's going to be cooler thann3 average with clear skies. we are seeing a few upper level clouds and snow showers you see to the north up in new york state stay out of our way. that is due to a low pressure center or a clipper moving across that part of the country. 40 degrees at the bus stop. cool than it's typically where we drop this time of year. 48 degrees at noon. and 58 degrees at 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon and drop back to 46 at 6:00 p.m. with a few clouds mixed in. the roadways with candace dold. >> reporter: good morning, pp steve. it's off to a rough start for people who are traveling on 295. that's beccuse there's an accident that completely shuts down the

they want the city to ook harder at parking enforcement and they wanttthe school to %-students admitus. because the school's garagg can get expensive. now the two sides are ad at odd. >> they park in our neighborhoods and we don't have any place to park. >> i'm tryinggto get to class. i know they live here. if we had parking this wouldn't ab nowouldn'tbe an issue. >> the school president plans to meet with residents to see what can be done to fix the problem. >>> state employees and teachers are voicing their concern over the idea that they may see less in their pension checks than originally expected. %--ut to members of a pecialiig commission in annapolis. theecommission issconsidering several options to rrverse the gap between pension workers ann. some argue that the pension cut back would jeopardize their future. >> as long as i get my retirement check today and i pay my ortggge there's a little over $200 left. that doesn't include the regular, bills, electric, phone3 t.v., car insurancc anddgas for the vehicle and food. >> they are expected to put together preliminary reform n p

it poses some right after this ook you can submit to a full body pat down. and some don't consider that an option. >> and continues to be perfect around the bay area. let's talk about the weather. >> there is a word we're going to call it mild. here is what it looks like in terms of temperatures. 50s and 60s across the bay area. it's clear out sichld clear, cold nights. mild, sunny days and we're expecting beach weather for your sunday and your monday. and there is what it looked like this afternoon. clear across california just a beautiful day today. there is temperatures warmer. and high pressure to control our weather. really for next seven day was a dry pattern holding on throughout next week. there is storms heading well north of us. here is tonight. cold, bundle up. turn up heaters. 37 in napa. 38 degrees in santa rosa dropping down to upper 30s around livermore. and there is 40s and tomorrow afternoon temperatures bouncing back nicely. upper 60s in campbell. getting up to 67 in sunnyvale. there is sunshine no matter where you are. coastal areas into l

everybody is ooking forward to thanksgiving.ú so fast.gdz givingthanksgiving,d >> once thanksgiving comesand christmas is, anddthe holidays are here. >> the coolerrair is going to come out. >> not today, we have a mild daú today and tomorrow. look at the temperatures right now the we're at 50 degrees which is certainly not bad for this hour for this time of year. that is in baltimore, and d.c. the same. 39 in salisbury, that is more, 47 degrees n hagerstown and 50 in occasio oakland. that's is the way it should be, not he way you may like it. be prepared for a littleebit of reduced visibility to the north it looks like as we get a southerly flow bringing more moisture. rain to the ohio valley steers to the north out of our way. mostly cloudy skies and fog before we start to ee clearing3 and a partly cloudy to mostly sunny afternoon. we get up to 56 by noon, topping at 66 degrees by 3:00 and dropping back to 59 degrees by 6:00 p.m. witt mostly clear skies. herr is candace dold with the traffic edge. >> reporter: it's a big weekk busy travel time. we're checking in on the aatual roads for y

supervior mar: i am looki at it ook ie is above and under bayfront park. that is the location?>> it is in the vicinity. it is adjacent to bayfront park. supervisor mar: thank you. chairperson maxwell: i think that is it, thank you. why don't we open this up to public comment? simenon, public comment is close. without objection, we will move items one, too, and three. >> item 4, amending the planning and administrative code amending inclusionary housing program. chairperson maxwell: we heard this item last week and had some amendments and it had to sit for a while. i i think we might have more. >> we did make amendments which i described last week, which are set for a week. since then, we have met with chairperson maxwell to discuss one of the components would like to have removed. i have copies for you. i will let chandra egan go through the details. it has to do with for 15.8, and what to do with units that cannot resell. -- with 415.8, and what to do with units that can resell. -- cannot resell. chairperson maxwell: we had a number of things in the tool chest. talking to them

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,ooking into this guy's face you can see this in photographs, you can see straight away his expression. he said to take him away. he was taken away to be interrogated and went to jail. >> what happened from the moment forward until the end of the campaign with the lender can't predict other candidates and who were that and how long was he in the hospital? >> he was in the hospital for 10 or 12 days. it took several weeks before he began to recover. by which time the campaign was practically over. he made one final speech in madison square garden a couple of nights before the election of november, 1912. the other two candidates for president after running for reelection and governor woodrow wilson of new jersey. both these men had been gentleman and said they would stop campaigning for as long as he was incapacitated. >> how did the election come out? >> the election came out ast.r. knew it would come out with woodrow wilson winning because the third party candidacy oft.r. and his candidacy split the republican party and elected woodrow wilson. >> i wrote down the totals on a vote but m

. >> larry: so you bounce back, you lack ook great, do you also feel great?i feel terrific. >> larry: so you get a new kidney, it's like a new life. no more dialysis? >> right, i can eat everything i want, except for sushi. that's the first thing they told me when i came out of surgery. >> larry: why? >> something about the mercury and parasites for the kidney. >> larry: are you going to read something from the book? >> yes. >> larry: before we go to break. >> okay. >> larry: this is from "love brought me back." >> i was missing life. the long, hot summer was getting longer by the day. i was moping around in my depression, doing nothing, getting nowhere. this is since cookie has passed. then the card arrived. it was a simple card, but it seemed surrounded by light. its light broke through any darkness. the card gave me something i never had before, the name of the woman who gave me her kidney. jessica. the name of her sister writing the note, patty. two sisters, just like me and kooky. the note was short and very sweet. the note was filled with gratitude, gra

that's a ook at the mornings travels.back to you. >>> 6:32 oo fox 45 morning news3 it's shaping up to be an expensive holiday week for trrvelers. aaa predicts many more people ú%e the road and paying nearly $0.30 more per gallon to do it. the meal that they're all raising to will be pricier as well. joel d smith is live atú reisterstown to talk turkey and all the costs of thankssiving. there's a lot of turkey behind you, joel. >> reporter: they're lucky so far, christmas not so lucky. make sure you're saving the ig extra bucks, we're thinking about black friday and how much things are costing then and getting your saving and spending a lot of money then. traveling to where you want to go, patrice, $0.300per gallon, higher than it was this time last year. be on the road. close to a millionnmarylanders are going to be traveling. when you get to randma's house, you will be eating turkey most likely and even the cost of that we have farmer reynolds,,you guys sell turkeys how many. >> we sold about 3,000 turkeys this year. for

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and they lack ook at sanford, thinking he will seek another seat, is that a possibility, sir?> i wouldn't rule anything in or anything out. i don't think it's where i'm headed in life. it's certainly not my plan at this point. what i've learned, particularly given the last chapter of my life is there are a lot of things that will surprise you in life and you take them as they come. what i would say is -- is there is amazing grace with people across this country and certainly people across my state, and we've had a most productive last couple months of my time in office. and for that time, i'm most grateful. we're able to pull off some reforms, many of which we've been working on for the last 7 1/2 years. so i'll worry about what comes next politically tomorrow. but, again what i'm gathering on here and discussing ideas with other governors and governors-elect, again, is that bedrock of what of the choices we are going to make now, specifically with regard to the financial policy, with regard to school scholarships, with regard to a whole host of things that will make a differe

again the first one, it ooks like e're going to work together is expanding the tax cuts so that nobodyase on januarr first. >> andy harris congressman for -he first districtment thank you for coming in. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up denzel washington races against the truck in hisú movie unstoppable. >> 50 miles per hour. i'm racing across the train and moving. >> he tells us what t is doing all of that stunt work himself. >>> a look at centennial high @ to get to the next level. fusion... yeah, i like it. ...i should probably brag about this a little bit. the projected resale value can't be beat by camry. 33 miles per gallon on the highway. wow. the sync system... gps correct. phone. yes. i love it. get our best deals. 0% financing and, as a holiday bonus, we'll give you $1500 to use toward your first three payments. holly has something she'd like to say. bye, camry. >>> it's not easy being a news anchor, but sometimes the real unsung heres come in the forms of the producers bbhind the scenes. iffonly you could see all of the things that go on behind the scenes here at fox 45. >>> can

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when it starts looking this way at about this time, we're l ooking for it to improve completely by 9:00. let's take a look at it. i want to show you that westbound traffic is now a lot lighter than it was. you will see still a backup obviously to the end of the -- what used to be that add ministration parking lot there. but that's about all. unless there is an accident that will be cleared up by 9:00. 808 yond seems pretty busy driving up to downtown oakland and getting up to that area. watch for slow traffic. you might want to think about using 580 instead. let's move along. i want to show you the south bay really has not been light. you a though -- although there is some improvement, 280 is very she and so is 885. i think 101 might be your best bet getting into sunnyvale in the cupertino area. let's go to steve. >> thank you. it's another cold start but temperatures starting to bounce off the morning lows. we bo! ed-- we bottomed out. tahoe and truckee had records. sunshine, dry, cloudy wednesday. the system -- everything is pointing toward the system coming in. it will find of fall

on the 95, again, there's nothing to grab your attention, but let's take a live ook -oving at 195 forllú the northbound and southbound so far in good shape, but just expect that as the congestion you know the deal. it rainssand well, it's not goinggto be a pretty morning ride. that's a look at morning trrvels. patrice, back over to youu >>> light the night, you and -our kids can learn all about the moon at lunar lure and enlightenment. meteorologist emilyygraci emilys %-this morning's new hometown ht spot. we are learning more aboot the black holes and you're learning more. >> reporter:: i know, it's a very astronomy day, and it's cloudy outside but it's chris cal here ichrystalclear in the . what is happening with the lunar eventtand tell me because it's free. >> the event at baltimore we have three planetarium shows, once a month on saturday morning. this one ccming up is going to be lunar, lure and enlightment.3 what will we be learning about that? >> legends about the moon, the -tories and apolo astronaut and ú%how the moon was formed and al of that. >> reporter: these are events

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if you ook at what happened in health care in their reporting disclosure provisions in the studies that can be used as a basis for a litigation it is the same thing that's goingto happen when we go ahead on the dodd-frank bill. when you get all the studies, all of the reports, all of the new groups were going to be set up, just think the consumer protection bureau to enact restrictions limiting or prohibiting the use of the pre-dispute binding arbitration they are going to push more disputes to the courts. it's going to be an explosion of lawsuits, and i get you that our next speaker is going to find a great way to come and help us resolve this matter. >> so the list goes on. he can only imagine that, you can only imagine the problems that this economy is going to face. let me and by simply saying that we are living in a time of unbeatable on the certainty. if you go talk to a ceo of a company right now and ask him what he is thinking about, he's thinking what's going to happen with health care, what's going to happen with capital markets, what's going to happen to the epa, what's happe

now for a ook at what happening on the roadways and what the commute looks like this morning, candacec edge. >> reporter: you will find the heaviest ride on top end in fact the outer lapplanes traveling at har food road, 29 miles per hour there. we also want to talk about road closures in baltimore. it's all due to the veterans day parade today at 7:00, they went into effect. just be aware charles and gay strrets will be blocked at fayette. lexington at charles and saratoga streee also blockeddat gay street as well. as far as the jfx getting into the downtown region, it's going it be a good crowd but no significant issues to talk abouú the northbound lanes and even the northbound stretch. as for the beltway, let's take a live look scooting through pikesville it's in the clear. it's the inner loop where we have the patches of stop and go delays. that only persists up toward the 83. as you go around the bend near 795, let's take a live look at near liberty road and a fair share of volume there, inner and outer loop lanes. farther down there's a report of a new accident. it's a crash on

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say about that, and these are not necessarily in priority order, but i think it has to start when we ook at the system in the u.s. it has to begin with a wll funded and supported regulatory agency. and i don't think that's what been the case. m not sure the funny has always been the. the support h always been there to do what it needs to do. so i think that's an important element in all of this. you know, as some of this was unfolding over the last couple of months i did hear a fair amount of conversation that said this interaction between the regulatory body and industry is a concern. and i understand wher that what was coming from, but i think what we actually need and what was in other parts of the world, maybe even better than we see here, is there needs to be more collaboration between the regular and th industry. around setting the standards using avenues like i talked about with the api standards committees where they can be regulatory, there's already a system to have regulatory participation in those. i think really stepping up the game in those areas, and getting very serious a

. >> if you made facebii ook -- >> we have groupies. >> $1 million is not cool. how about $1 billion? >> that character is supposedly planning sean at parker. justin timberlake is brilliant in the movie. that is not shown parker. this is sean parker. let me begin with a question for each of you, which is we all live in this digital revolution now, and to simplify there are two types of people who respond to the digital revolution. there are those who lean back and say "woe is me, and is in the internet terrible," and all these things. they tend to get drowned by the way. then there are those who lean forward and say this is an opportunity, not the proper -- not a problem. to each of you, what are you doing in your company, simply put and shortly put, to write the digital wave? michael? >> i will start with h-p. one of the things we are doing is providing the infrastructure. you would not have many of the services you are seeing without servers, without storage, with the networking capabilities, without software platforms that actually allow it to take place. we a