(grunting) flarty (on p.a.): good morning, windbreakers!o seeing you all at poseidon's brunch, featuring oysters onassis, as well as the catch of the day. (laughs) that one is a little shout-out for you-know-who. (horn blares) (squishing sound) hmm? he's gone! oh, damn it! you get the brunch ready! you! you find bob! when he runs, it only makes me want him more, right, kiki? kiki-kiki-kiki. little help! (air hissing) oh, sorry. bob: louise, come here. over here. oh, hey, dad. flarty is absolutely insane. he locked me in his walk-in overnight. he's gonna serve rotten oysters. we've got to stop him. oh, dad, watch this. clackety-clackety- clackety-clackety, click-click-click- click-clack. huh? louise, are you gonna help me or not? okay, i'll help. all right, good. first, we need to distract flarty and his crew while i take the oysters from the brunch. well, i am a master of distraction. ow! see? (panting) i'm gonna get you that hundred bucks, baby. (grunts) no! those are for marilyn! ah! no! drop it! we have personnel on every deck looking fo

rain still moving into central p.a.ut north of that area, pittsburgh is going to drop a little bit in garrett county. and a little here in portions of virginia. but we think that low is going to migrate southward over the next couple of days. it may come a little closer and then get pushed back again. so i think by saturday, may actually just have cloudy skies. i know there's a game at maryland this weekend. may just have a lot of clouds and hold off on that drizzle, just perhaps in the morning. north winds at 10 to 15 on the bay. small craft advisory. bay temp around ston still. rain and drizzle from time to time. not all the time. 55 and i a little fog here. 63 tomorrow. a little warmer with occasional periods, unfortunately, of light rain and drizzle once again. >> all right. we're handling it. thanks, bob. >>> we have a reminder for you this saturday, it's a big day of college football, right on wjz. you can see the navy midshipmen take on the navy duke blue devils at noon. >>> still ahead at 5:00. was it really sui

use a tremendous amount of this persons who need p.a. says you got to cut back seventy five percent. and so b.p. cut back seventy five percent but they increased it so much they kept using the same amount. in january of two thousand and nine president obama appointed lisa jackson to head the e.p.a. jackson a louisiana native hold to a graduate degree in chemical engineering from princeton and is very familiar with the a fact of chemicals because there are scientific unknowns we had to make the decisions that are a series of tradeoffs and basically in common language it was either nothing or in moderation. b.p.'s penalties. are tied to how much oil. has been released and why the head of the fisa if you say i would to either ban or limit the use of dispersants could you have the power to act unilaterally i believe i did chairman but i do want my lawyers to get you a response i know going in but but that's a question you needed to know from day one ms jackson forget about clean up forget about the natural resource the average just for relea

this is hugh councilman he has worked for the p.a. for four decades is the lead researcher on toxics blew the whistle on high levels of toxics at the now famous love canal he also blew the whistle on the need to protect nine eleven cleanup workers from exposure to toxic dust and now he's trying to blow the whistle on the toxic dispersants used by b.p. dispersions. and they are used to. so that it's not as visible to the public and other words are used for a cover up oil alone in a body of water will rise to the surface there it's collectable it's containable but instead of actually containing it the dispersant was used of the eighteen dispersants on the e.p.a.'s authorized list twelve are more effective on the easy and a sweet crude than correct that b.p. chose to use the only dispersant so toxic that it's banned its own country of england the pail ever has been reluctant to stop using. which we're told has been banned in great britain for the last ten years why it's toxic to human beings. on may fifteenth two thousand and ten the e.p

>> i recently moved from new york city to philadelphia, p.a.i love cycling. >> well, let's get you some cash for $100. appeal to reason or appeal to emotion. let's see it. sofia says you got to appeal to the emotion. the correct answer for $100 is appeal to reason. luke, charity and steve get $100. don't worry, sofia. our next question is worth $200. the two possible answers are relentless heat or giving mouth to mouth to a dude. what do male life guards in florida say is the worst part of the job? relentless heat or giving mouth-to-mouth to a dude? all right. we're going to tap into orchid california and say hello to luke. how are you, sir? luke, tell me about yourself, man. >> aye been a football player my whole life. played in college. let's have some fun. >> i love the indoor/outdoor grill. >> you just crack a window. it's fine. >> i love it. you've got 1xz) bucks. let's get you 200 more. everybody, is it the heat or mouth-to-mouth to a dude? sofia says mouth-to-mouth. charity and steve say relentless heat. what did you guys think? they're

central p.a., and all of central maryland, down in virginia. once again tonight, you didn't get croft last night or freezing temps, you probably will. the exception, by the bay. the metro areas will not see temperatures that cold. now, during the day tomorrow. high pressure begins to move to the south. that means warmer southwest breezes come in. milder temps for the weekend. and into next week. southwest winds at 10 to 15. still a breeze out there tomorrow. but it will be milder. 62 is the bay temp. overnight tonight, yeah, frost by morning. many spots. that. probably 39 in the city. and then tomorrow, 59, sunshine. and warmer than today by about 5 or 6 degrees. so to feel a little better. and the sun should feel pretty good, too. >> great. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, anne arundel county delegate, don dwyer gets jail time. time. th and when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastes

homer ( over p.a. ): we now take you back through the ages to a time before tv, before cowboys, beforee. the children of god once lived according to their father's laws, but then a shadow of wickedness fell across the land, as represented by this cloud of white pesticide. ( coughing ) but there was one righteous man: noah. o, mighty god, send a flood to destroy this wickedness! hey, do you guys think homer's mad at me? i waved at him in the parking lot, and he stared right through me. i left the people's republic for this? yo, michelle, you got a boyfriend? not in here, i don't. after 40 days and 40 nights, the rains stopped, and noah sent forth a single dove... ( whimpering ) ( barks ) "so god blessed noah and his sons and said to them, 'never again shall there be a flood to destroy the earth. 'i set my rainbow in the cloud, and it shall be a sign of the covenant between god and man.'" thank you. ( booing ) all over america today, viewers were outraged by the super bowl halftime show's blatant display of religion and decency. you try to raise your kids as secular humanists, but these

at one point even working with the lapd, they let him get on their p.a. >> all y'all cannot get in.'m going to figure this out but y'all already know how los angeles cops are, they [ bleep ]. >> they yanked that right from his hands once he said that. >> i'm going to need everyone to disperse. >> the lapd said they had to come because they were holding up traffic. in this line formation, they got everyone out of the area. >> i'm going to need everyone to disbur disperse. >> workers weren't as careful as they should have been working on a gas lane. boom! 15-foot flames erupting into the air. they immediately step back but here comes a third worker climbing out of that hole. >> oh, my goodness. >> he's just moving at a normal pace, too. it's not like he's in a big hurry. >> is he okay? >> yeah. reports say nobody was injured in in incident. it's captured by several different angles. surprisingly, though, firefighters were able to contain it to just that area. it did not spread to nearby cars or buildings. >> it's crazy, too, because when it went off, there were some cars come being by

. >> we made announcements over our p.a. system they were surrounded.inute or two, both of the fugitives came out and surrendered to us. >> reporter: the clever escaped prisoners appeared in a county court. >> jenkins, joseph. >> reporter: still waiting to be handed over to prison officials. police questioned them all night. >> there's a request you be held without bond. >> reporter: authorities told us the men had help. they traveled here separately and were waiting on a ride out of town. police promised more arrests as soon as possible. >> the piece we know is it that was dispatched from atlanta. who was the driver or where that driver was going to take them after he or she got here we do not know. >> reporter: there is no way to sugar coat how big of an embarrassment this has been to state authorities. from their prison cells, walker and jenkins somehow produced forged documents good enough for officials to release them from their life sentences without parole. >> it is embarrassing. everyone is making sure we come up with a process and procedure tha

ah, to my amazing crew, sorry i've been stressed out this week and yelled at those p.a.'the audience. you know it comes from a good place. i'd like to thank fox and of course seth and julia rob-- sorry, the late julia roberts. there's one more star in heaven, 9/11 was an inside job. good night, everybody!

approximate p.a., chief of staff here at the white house, dennis mcdonough was out on executive drive, greeting returning workers here, as well, washington certainly getting back to normal. it bears repeating how long is normal and what is the new normal. this deal, you to have remind folks amid this jubilation or euphoria today is only good for four months. there's no indication that the precipice is going to change in terms of politics. ok, and i understand that the president is being introduced right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> last night, i signed legislation to reopen our government and pay america's bills, because democrats and responsible republicans came together, the first government shutdown in 17 years is now over. the first default in more than 200 years will not happen. these twin threats to our economy have now been lifted and i want to thank those democrats and republicans for getting together and ultimately getting this job done. now, there's been a lot of discussion lately of the politics of this shutdown. let's be clear. there

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marshals and law enforcement surrounded the motel using a p.a. system. they called out for jenkins and walkers to come out. with no resistance, they came out. they left their hotel room and came out to the authorities. they were arrested at that time. we know they were not armed and we spoke -- u.s. marshal ed spooner spoke to a judge last night on fox and said they were receiving tips all along. >> we didn't really have an idea if they were together or separate. a lot of the comments about they might be together, they might be separate, but until we information confirming they were together, we weren't sure where they were. >> both men were considered dangerous for a good reason. joseph jenkins was charged with first degree murder in 1998 for killing a man in a botched robbery. charles walker was charged with second degree murder six months later in the same area in orlando for killing a man on the corner of the street who he said was bullying him. the victims of the men were in the area had they heard they were able to walk out freely, so press were tr

(man over p.a.) manager to pharmacy counter. (sighs) oh, these are great.essage. you could do accents, anything you want. (british accent) 'ello, 'ello. happy mum's day, frankie. (laughs) yeah, okay. i'm in kind of a hurry here. (brick) hey, dad? would mom like something called "condoms"? does she like pleasure? no! get out of that aisle! dad, look. we have to get this for mom. "think of the thing you cannot do, and then do it." that is so powerful. i know. no. we got plenty of fridge magnets at home from the sewer rooter people, the pizza delivery guy. okay. but what if you got it for me? no. but, dad... please? i just love it so much. sue, i'm not spending $5 on a magnet we don't need. we got a gift for mom. (sighs) what is with you kids? stop goofing around and get serious. your mom works hard, and she deserves a nice gift that shows her how much we care about her. we thought of wrapping it, but then... didn't. who needs wrapping? just takes longer to get to the present. an inflatable foot bath. wow. wow. you're always saying your feet hurt, 'cause you'r

this is hugh councilman he has worked for the p.a. for four decades as the lead researcher on toxics blew the whistle on high levels of toxics at the now famous loved. now he also blew the whistle on the need to protect nine eleven cleanup workers from exposure to toxic dust and now he's trying to blow the whistle on the toxic dispersants used by b.p. dispersions. and they're used to. so that it's not as visible to the public in other words they're used for a cover up oh we'll alone in a body of water will rise to the surface there it's collectable it's containable but instead of actually containing it the dispersant was used of the eighteen dispersants on the e.p.a.'s authorized list twelve are more effective on the wheezy and a sweet crude than correct b.p. chose to use the only dispersant so toxic that it's banned its own country of england be. using corps which we're told has been. for the last ten years why it's oxic human beings. on may fifteenth two thousand and ten the e.p.a. approved use carex at under the surface of the wate

then you hear an announcement over the p.a., the concert is canceled. they didn't give a reason why but we found out the reason is allegedly, allegedly? okay. we keep a lawyer onset here. so i got to use a lot of allegeds. allegedly and we'll do research and you'll find that the catwalk over the crowd wasn't working. well, that's a good reason to cancel the show. didn't we have this catwalk set up hours before in order to test it a million times over? wouldn't it be drake fell on his audience from the catwalk? miguel, you're on this tour, you know what it's like to falln your audience. i'm thinking that if we love drake the way we love drake, wouldn't we have seen drake even without the catwalk because he would've given us good drake up hair. and i like future and miguel. this is just a good tour to see. but i'm busy on december 18th. if you're a philly ticketholder, what are you doing december 18th? because that's when your ticket's good for. i don't know whether they're offering refunds. the catwalk shouldn't matter, drake. you're talented without it.

were in that room at that time, they surrounded the room, about 20 task force members, and using a p.a. system from one of the cars were able to instruct them that they knew where they were and they wanted them to come out. >> those men are serving life sentences, expected to be in court tomorrow morning. >>> an nba legend with the bay area connection is under arrest for allegedly bringing a loaded gun to sea-tac international airport in seattle. an airport spokesperson says bill russell was issued a citation for having a .38 caliber handgun, found during the screening of carry-on bags. russell could be fined up to $7,500. the 6'9" former babble star and university of san francisco grad is best known for being the driving force behind a string of consecutive nba championships playing for the boston celtics up until 1969. >>> in health matters, researchers say some blood pressure medications may reduce the risk for alzheimer's. a study found that 3,000 people aged 75 and older who used diuretics and inhibitors showed a reduced risk of alzheimer's disease by 60%. beta blockers did not. m

this is hugh councilman he has worked for the p.a. for four decades is the lead researcher on toxics. the whistle on high levels of toxics at the now famous love canal he also blew the whistle on the need to protect nine eleven cleanup workers from exposure to toxic dust and now he's trying to blow the whistle on the toxic dispersants used by b.p. dispersions or. and they're used to an a minus the. so that it's not as visible to the public in other words they're used for a cover up oil alone in a body of water will rise to the surface there it's collectable it's containable but instead of actually containing it there dispersant was used of the eighteen dispersants on the e.p.a.'s authorized list twelve are more effective on the wheezy and a sweet crude than corrects it. b.p. chose to use the only dispersant so toxic that it's banned its own country of england the pill ever has been reluctant to stop using core which we're told has been banned in great britain for the last ten years why it's toxic to human beings on may fifteenth two t

. >> made announcements over p.a. system, and after a minute or two, they came out. >> reporter: the two convicts this morning are back behind bars and authorities continue investigating the elaborate scheme which led to their release. a law enforcement official told abc news the two men may have paid someone thousands of dollars to create the forged release papers they used. florida officials indicate there will be more arrests. >> we'll be backtracking to those who helped carry out this fraud, and in the long way, we'll be looking closely at anyone who may have helped harbor these fugitives. >> reporter: the escape has proved a big embarrassment for the florida authorities. they somehow produced authentic-looking documents on proper letterhead, and even included the judge's signature. >> they cut and paste my signature and affixed it to the order. >> reporter: it was good enough to release the two men. >> it is embarrassing. everyone else here is making sure that we come up with a process and a procedure that prohib

this is hugh councilman he has worked for the p.a. for four decades is the lead researcher on toxics blew the whistle on high levels of toxics at the now famous love canal he also blew the whistle on the need to protect nine eleven cleanup workers from exposure to toxic dust and now he's trying to blow the whistle on the toxic dispersants used by b.p. dispersions or. and they're used to and i'm honestly. so that it's not as visible to the public in other words they're used for a cover up or will alone in a body of water will rise to the surface but there it's collectable it's containable but instead of actually containing it the dispersant was used of the eighteen dispersants on the e.p.a.'s authorized list twelve are more effective on the wheezy and a sweet crude than correct b.p. chose to use the only dispersant so toxic that it's banned its own country of england be. using core which we're told has been banned in great britain for the last ten years why it's oxic human beings on may fifteenth two thousand and ten the e.p.a. approve

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woman over p.a. system: code blue on ward 11b. north block, bed 5. any peripheral pulses? no. has a shockable rhythm. doctor: start at 200 joules. charging to 200. doctor: clear! alton on post on 11b, north block. ( sighs ) you'd better catch your breath or we'll need the crash cart for you. i am so glad i was there when mrs. taylor coded. not as glad as she is, i bet. she's going to be fine. dr. gardetta's going to keep her sedated with valium. good work, colleen. looks like you're a hero. no, i'm not. did you see in the papers they're having a book fair on third avenue this saturday? yeah? well, i'm, you know, headed out to sheepshead bay.

. >> we made announcements over our p.a. system that they were surrounded and after about a minute or two, both of the fugitives came out and surrendered to us. >> reporter: the very clever escaped prisoners appeared in a county court today. >> jenkins, joseph. >> reporter: still waiting to be handed over to prison officials. police questioning them all night. >> there's been a request you be held without bond. >> reporter: today, state authorities told us the men had help. that they traveled here separately and were waiting on a ride out of town. police promise more arrests as soon as possible. >> the piece we know is that it was being dispatched from atlanta. who was the driver, or where that driver was going to take them after he or she got here, we do not know. >> reporter: there's just no way to sugar coat how big an embarrassment this has been to state authorities. from their prison cells, walker and jenkins somehow produced forged documents that were good enough for corrections officials to release the men from their

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order online at jimmyjohns.com. [ indistinct talking on p.a. ] thank you. >> jimmy: cleto and sylvisylvia it separately. do you have a plan? >> we'll go out to dinner. >> jimmy: 50 years, seems like too much. >> hard to believe it's been 50 years. >> jimmy: you know what the 50 year gift is, it's enough already. >> thank you, jimmy. thank you, jimmy. thank you very much. >> jimmy: i'll come to dinner with you. tonight the face and brain behind one of the most delightfully obnoxious characters of all time. his very funny show is called "eastbound and down" watch it sunday nights on hbo. please welcome the great kenny powers - danny mcbride. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: good to see you too. awe thank y . >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love the show. really, really look forward to it on sundays you. play kenny powers, a baseball player. you were never a baseball player in real life, true? >> never a baseball player. a buddy of mine, jody hill and myself created the show. a lot of times we worried about the writing we never think i have to do the stuff that we write. it wasn't until after we set

s some of the government's never going to open we're never going to have any p.a. again fighting environmental polluters we're never going to have people taking on. consumer fighting for consumers so there's plenty of agencies that the republicans would love to keep shut down the entire government when it opens up as to reopen up but at the same time there's ample precedent for treating the district of columbia differently we are not an agency of the federal government our mayor is right the people of d.c. deserve to be have our budget free from this dysfunction and let's hope that these residents do indeed get what they deserve thank you so much for joining me paul strauss as chata senator representing the district of columbia thank you so much. last week federal prosecutors brought charges against thirteen people for allegedly helping hacker group anonymous carry out a string of cyber attacks in two thousand and ten and today the u.s. pushed forward with an arraignment of a few of those indicted the defendants are being accused of taking part in something called

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up in hanover, p.a., bright and sunny. down here in southeast virginia, starting to see some light rain. and that will eventually start spreading northward, over the next couple of days. big glob of moisture here from northeast norfolk. through the carolinas. as far west as columbia, south carolina, charlotte. gitting rain all moving up toward our general region. west of us, maybe west of the blue ridge, may not see much in the way of rain. there will be a sharp cutoff. i think baltimore, d.c. and annapolis will see rain. eastern shore, 100% bet, they'll get rain over there. low pressure there you see it as it slowly moving toward our region. maybe getting far enough out that by saturday, may just have cloudy skies. i know there's a lot of stuff going this weekend. hopefully the rain will be beyond that. but you see by wednesday and thursday, rain over the region, with cool temps. gusts on the bay tomorrow, as high as 25 knots and a small craft advisory out there tonight. becoming cloudy. clouding up from here down to the

approximate p.a., chief of staff here at the white house, dennis mcdonough was out on executive drive, greeting returning workers here, as well, washington certainly getting back to normal. it bears repeating how long is normal and what is the new normal. this deal, you to have remind folks amid this jubilation or euphoria today is only good for four months. there's no indication that the prip

a little lake-effect show here in p.a lakes are very warm. you have this cold air. it picks up that moisture, goes up a hundred feet or 1,000 or so and it cools and condenses. still snow showers going on. fairet county most places have seen the rain-no mixture. the front that came through with the showers, south of us now, will stay in the school and dry air. into the weekend. but by saturday and sunday, this high will move off a little bit. winds go back to the south and southwest. by the weekend, should be dry and sunny to mostly sunny. continues looking back closer to normal temperatures by the weekend. however, tomorrow night, that is when we have the freeze warning and freeze watch and frost advisories. north and west of the city, good chance we'll get down to 32 degrees or 31 many areas. bring those tender plants in tomorrow. bay temp, dropped to 73. don't, down around 35 or so. except low 40s in the city. tomorrow, sun and clouds. still breezy. with a high around 54, which is close to where we are this afternoon. >> bob, thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitne

we decided the best approach was to lock down the hotel and to use ap p.a. system to notify them and tell them they they were surrounded. law enforcement was there and tell them to surrender which they thankfully did without incident. >> after all of this and given their violent histories were you surprised that this went down without a shot fired? >> we're not surprised. i was not personally surprised but i was thankful that they did decide to make the right decision and to come out peacefully and with their hands up in the air. >> we know that these convicts registered in orlando but they were ultimately caught in panama city which is pretty far away. what do you know about their movements during these five days? >> we did have tips that came in, numerous tips from when it first went public. thanks to agencies like yourself who got the information out there, we received numerous tips from the public that were both in central florida and the panhandle. ultimately they were located in panama city and thankfully arrested. >> when you apprehended these two con

. -- at the bottom -- p.a. you will still be able to sign up for obamacare tomorrow shut down or no shutdown. >> democratic senator jeff merkley is on the appreciations committee and banking committee, front and center on all of this. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> you're welcome, erin. >> let me start off with the question that was on the table that we will set up a conference and you heard harry reid saying no i'm just not going to the that. you pass the continuing resolution with no strings attach attached and we'll talk. is there any way you would have voted for this going to committee? or was that a nonstarter? >> we voted for that six months ago. the reason we have not had a conference is because the senate republicans have been blocking it from happening. they have gone to the floor 18 times and blocked it from negotiation. they are calling for it now. they should go to the floor and withdraw their blockade, let the conference go ahead but it's meanwhile we shouldn't be shutting down the gov

. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some game warden from warren, p.a. was on the task force. >> former fbi agent and criminologist studied the case from the beginning. >> so you have 50 people running around randomly conducting, you know, leads with very little coordination. no one really seemed to be in charge. >> from the outset, he believes the fbi, the erie police, all the law enforcement agencies involved were on the wrong track. this was not, he says, a bank robbery. >> you believe brian wells was murdered. >> well, he was murdered and it was a first degree murder. this was an intentional, premeditated homicide. moreover, it was extremely cruel in the way the crime was executed. >> not just the crime, the actual bomb was a crude masterpiece of someone's twisted art. police would find intricate decoy cables, home made lock. it all made into a bizarre puzzle wrapped around the neck of the victim. and whatever this was, a bank robbery, a violent murder, the case was about to take another bizarre almost unreal twist. >> there is is frozen body in the

this is unfolding around 2:18 when everyone inside capitol office buildings heard on p.a. systems to shelter in place. people were getting text messages and tweets there was gunfire. luke russert heard three to five very distinct loud booms. others heard six, ten to 15 shots of gunfire. we want to go now to pat collins. he is at 3rd and constitution. pat, can you imagine cars even getting through there? are they going to be allowed to head down that major artery? >> reporter: it's going to be some time before constitution avenue is opened up. some time before maryland avenue is opened up. however, you still can go north on third street here. you can go south on fourth street in the other direction. now we just received some video from craig who works for comcast sports. he was riding his bike by the capitol when all of this went down. you are going to see in this video people lying on the ground near the steps as they are ducking for cover during the gunfire throughout this incident. you will see people actually in the bushes trying to get cover as this all goes down. you

much of northern virginia, west virginia, and southern p.a. as well.and during the day tomorrow, it will be more like november feel to the air than october, with temperatures still running about 10 degrees cooler than average. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> hi, vic. hi, everyone. well, the delays on the beltway remain steady. traveling on the top side inner loop, very steady, from jones falls expressway to harford road. average speed at this point, about 33 miles per hour. on the west side inner loop, watch for brake lights there, from baltimore national pike, past liberty road. northbound 95, delays continuing from 32 to 895. then traffic does ease up after that point. as far as accidents go, in dundalk, north point boulevard, at east baltimore street. route 32, at telegraph road, in anne arundel county. and back to baltimore city, three accidents to report. north elmont at cres mond. and pompous street at boston street. let's now take a live look, as you can see, still plenty

we leave with you a live look at the bay bridge and the ♪ (woman speaking indistinctly over p.a.)t it. (door hisses) what's happening? is the baby okay? that's why i paged dr. montgomery.

woman on p.a.: attention -- if you're here for phil's birthday party, they're gathering in the picnic area. phil's birthday party. my wife knew i'd be here. she put together a whole party for me. does that really make up for not getting an ipad? don't make me sorry i shared that with you, okay? howdy do. i just heard the announcement for phil's birthday party. oh, yeah. it's right around the corner. awesome. have fun. thank you. thanks, milady. [ both chuckle ] [ clears throat ] [ indistinct conversations ] ice cream cake. ice cream cake's good. happy birthday, phil! happy birthday, phil! whoa. this is awesome! [ cheers and applause ] [ indistinct talking ] [ telephone rings ] jake: hello? no, that's fine. i'm just putting the baby down. okay, that's jake. he's the one that's having an affair. i know. yeah, i can do it tomorrow night. i'll just give my wife some excuse. [ scoffs ] men are pigs. i don't really have a choice, do i? yeah, you could not cheat on her. how about that?! because it has to be a surprise. when she hears me speaking italian to her grandmother, it'll be worth all

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. >> they surrounded the room and using a p.a. system from a car were able to instruct them that they knew where they were and wanted them to come out. >> neither were armed, and the apprehension was without a fight. they were then arrested and taken to the bay county jail and questioned without bond. on sunday morning a judge charged both men with one count of escape and ordered them to sit in a county jail until october 25th before they would be transferred back to the prison that they originaled escaped from. >> while the manhunt is over, there's still a lot that we do not know. i can tell you that there will be more arrests, obviously and we will be backtracking to those that helped to carry out the fraud. >> this remains an active investigation. the incident embarrassed florida prison officials who were eager to find suspected accomplices and put them behind bars as well. >> robert ray reporting. >>> in less than an hour it's legal for gay couples to marry in new jersey at least for now. the state supreme court rejected a req

philadelphia blue shield, 45%, pittsburgh the high mark insurance, mostly in western p.a. losing 20% -- dropping 20% of their coverage. once we get a final count on, this it is clearly going to be in the several millions of people. now, remember, they started out saying in 2010, 3 million people would lose their employer-provided coverage as a result of the affordable care act. that number was updated in march by the congressional budget office to 8 billion. the actuaries at the center for medicaid and medicare at the department of health and human services say it's going to be 14 million. we are now starting to see an ever increasing number of people losing their coverage. that's going to have real consequences for the cost of this program and for the people's happiness with it. >> all right. well, that's the big picture. the program, sort of the short run is this enrollment in this web site. and i don't know how the president sort of puns to get out of this. bob beckel of the 5 suggested they put it on hold for six months while they sort of fix these problems. according

(man over p.a.) frankie, you have a call on line 1. axl can't find his jeans. said it's your fault. you were supposed to wash them. why are you trying to ruin his life? tell him to look in the basket on the-- never mind. he found 'em. hey, how is axl doing? is he still dating that cheerleader girl? no, thank god. (frankie) the past few months had been a roller coaster of pain. axl's first love, morgan, had broken up with him, leaving him heartbroken. and then just when he'd finally bounced back... morgan and i are back together! she broke up with me. she loves me! she loves me too much. she's willing to take me back if i can change. i think i can. she doesn't like the person that i've become... (sniffling) so i totally broke up with her. no matter what anyone tells you, it was me, my decision, and i feel so good about it. (bag thuds) (sobbing) anyway, i'm just glad it's finally over. i have had it with her. you don't know what it's like to watch your kid get hurt again and again and again. that's why i never dated in high school. s-spare my mom the pain. (door closes) (mr. ehlert) g

were in that room at that time, they surrounded the room with about 20 task force members and using a p.aving life sentences and are expected to be back in court this morning. >>> an nba legend with bay area connection is under arrest for allegedly bringing a loaded gun to sea-tac international airport in seattle. bill russell was issued a citation for having a .38 caliber handgun in a prohibited area of the airport. tsa agents say the gun was found during a screening of carry-on bags. russell could also be fined up to $7,500. the 6'9" former basketball star attended high school in oakland and the university of san francisco and is best known for being the driving force behind a string of consecutive nba championships while playing for the boston celtics until 1969. >>> researchers say some blood pressure medications may reduce the risk for alzheimer's. 3,000 people aged 75 and older who used diuretics and ace inhibitors showed a reduced risk of alzheimer's disease and dementia by at least 50%. however, beta blockers and can see yum channel blockers did not show a link to reduced risk. re