. >> pp pajamas in the bedroom -- keep your pajamas in the bedroom. >> we're in for a midweek round of winter weather. the forecast as we continue right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> that is have my wardrobe. i would not be able to go out in public at all. comfort is paramount. i'm in favor of wearing your pajamas. let's talk about the weather. the weather will be find this morning. a couple of clouds right now. 37 degrees at the airport. i think we will have a mix of rain and snow later this morning and it will last into this evening. i think the roads are going to be just fine. the temperature will be above freezing. it was in the 50's yesterday and the roads retain that heat. an inch up accumulation. some spots could get more. >> a pretty good start on the major roadways. we started owings mills. we have an accident at 795. there could be some delays at 140. 56 miles per hour past 795 on the west side. no problems on 70 co

he wants to ban wearing pajamas in public. he said the band would be similar to the sagging ordinance. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a legislature should be able to restrict people from wearing certain types of clothing, like pajama bottoms, out in public? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> as long as everything that is supposed to be covered is covered, what is the problem? >> maybe we get our bosses to do that? >> 35 degrees on tv hill. a disturbing surprise at for a family. >> a dramatic rescue of a dog. >> a dramatic rescue of a dog. that is denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> welcome back. 41 degrees downtown. all this quiet right now. we expected to stay that way until the middle of the day. 28 in parkton. 35 in catonsville. the forecast for today -- the weather should be fine

>> pajama sharks?at the pass. as odd as this pairing might seem, they say in the wild, these two species, penguin and pajama shark, get along. >> i wasn't going for the why. i just want to know what they are. >> they're tiny. >> and they're wearing flannel. >> the penguins are a threat to -- yes -- sam. what can i do for you? >> are they footie pajama sharks? do they have little feet and -- >> you ran back in for that? >> i did. just for that. >> now we have to vamp to get you back outside for that. gee, i don't know, sam, as news comes available, we'll have it for you. >> let's get to pop news. >> let's do that. >>> good morning to you. the mastermind bee behind everyone's favorite kid wizard is working on a new project. this one is geared toward adult. "harry potter" creator j.k. rowling says the story will be very different from the potter series. hopefully, they'll have one thing in common, success. the potter books sold more than 450 million copies. >> i would say that's guaranteed. >> i'm going t

it's pajama day. >> jimmy: what? >> all right. >> jimmy: it's pajama day? pajama day. >> jimmy: did she really say it was the most important day of her life. >> i'm going to ruin -- i used to say it wrong. ruin. i forgot. anyway, the most important day is pajama day. what happened was, i got a call saying, coco didn't get one of her stuffed animals. and all the kids are carrying their things they love to sleep with. i'm like, oh, man. i have to get piggy there. i have a meeting at lifetime. i can't be late. but i have piggy. i don't know what to do. i had to swing by. and i scored so many points. >> jimmy: piggy made it to school? >> she was holding a dinosaur that one of her friends must have brought two. you know, the good mom. [ laughter ] i was like, drop the dinosaur, kid. >> jimmy: piggy is here. >> piggy wants you. yeah. >> jimmy: you directed cocoa in an episode of "cougar town," that hasn't aired yet, right? >> i directed a couple episodes this year. and the last one, cocoa was in. yes. and she was -- >> jimmy: how did she do? >> she was pretty goo

. >> these are pajama sharks, named for their striped skin. in portugal and six are adjust to go life behind the scenes at at academy of sciences at the steinheart aquarium. pretty soon they will be moving. >> we are looking to add them into our penguin exhibit. >> did she say they are putting sharks in here? yes, she did. they will share the 2500-gallon exhibit tank. >> they are docile and approached by divers in the wild. they aren't a threat to the penguins we don't suspect. >> they may not be a threat, but biologists want to make sure they don't end up in a food fight. the penguins are fed twice a day by hand b the sharks move in they have to learn to eat in a different part of the exhibit at a different time. >> that transfer will be a delicate process. >> biologist nancy is in charge of training the pajama sharks. she puts it near the target and then rings a bell. >> we are trying to teach them that bells and vibration in the water means there's food in the water so they can start looking for it and know it's feeding time. >> their eyesi

until they just sort of slip off the back of the female like something you stick your pajamas in and... (laughter). the female is left like a big wobbly spunk bomb. (laughter) that's true. that is true. >> jon: can i tell you something? this is absolutely true. "big wobbly spunk bomb" is the english translation o of li, li. >> well, you can rape too much. >> jon: unless men are around. and it's nature. >> and there's another truth. sorry about this. i'm plugging something here but you can go on but they also... they try to show them porn to get them... >> jon: pandas? >> yes. >> jon: panda porn or porn/porn. >> i assume it was pandas as opposed to two humans. (laughter) but that's a good point. if it's pandas shagging just get those to be the breeding pair. if they're already at it, they're fine. why do they want someone else watching it. >> jon: do you think it's c.g.i.? one of those things they do in like lucasfilm comes in and they're like "let's have the panda ejaculate first." or. >> or two out-of-work actors in panda costumes. (laughter). >> jon: who's the guy who plays gollum s

i remembered, first of all, the bodies of the people, the women and children, they were in their pajamas and iraq, it's a very traditional society. people don't go wandering around on the streets in their pajamas to get hit by an ied. >> narrator: there were also purported eyewitnesses on the videotape. their stories, too, were completely at odds with the marines' press release. >> narrator: mcgirk wondered if commanders might be trying to conceal deliberate killings of civilians by the marines. he wrote to the local marine press officer. >> "why were the marines unable or unwilling to distinguish women and children in daylight at close quarters from potential terrorists? is there any investigation ongoing into these civilian deaths, and if so, have any marines been formally charged?" >> narrator: the officer who wrote back, jeffrey pool, was incredulous. "to be honest, i can't believe you're buying any of this. there is no investigation. this falls into the same category of al qaeda in iraq propaganda." >> we know that the hammurabi video is insurgent propaganda because intelligence inf

by 3:00 in the afternoon, he was already in tijuana in his pajamas with no money, no nothing. fortunately, the other people who were arrested gave him $10 so that he could call his family so that they could wear him money and he could go home. -- wire him money and he could go home. these are the types of cases i see. we need this immigration reform, but what i wish we could do it is -- i would like to see a media campaign. we want you to present the benefits that immigrants bring here. what we see everywhere is that immigrants are taking jobs away, they are the pressing salaries, they are committing crimes. that is not true. republicans to press our salaries. -- depress ourur salaries. [applause] look -- [laughter] look at all of the major cities around the country. what do they have? they have a vibrant economic immigrant community. san francisco depends on tourism. who goes to those places? immigrants. we need to engage with the community to and -- believe their fears. i invited a lot of people to come here, and a few i can recognize, but they are afraid to talk to you. you

. >> thanks, lawrence, i'm usually in my pajamas with a bowl of popcorn watching you, so this is a real treat. >> that's good to know. i'm going to picture you now every night in those pajamas. >> no, no, don't do that. >> you heard reverend graham today saying he's not sure if president obama is a christian. it's an answer he gave me last year saying i can't look into someone's heart. when he's asked about rick santorum, he said, i'm sure he is. in fact, he said he definitely was. he said he's pretty sure that newt gingrich is a christian. what is your reaction to that set of reactions by franklin graham? >> look, lawrence, we love franklin graham. his father, billy graham, was a member of our church for 50 years. we love franklin graham. i think he should have stuck with his original premise and that is that president obama claims to be a christian. in my book, i quote an interview with president obama in which he says he has trusted in jesus christ for the forgiveness of his sins. and by that definition, he's a christian. you know, if you were to say, lawrence, you're a democrat, i c

. >> as usual, it's like a pair of pajamas. anything that feels like a pair of pajamas... >> do you like bed? >> i do like bed, charlie rose. i like bed a lot. i like sleeping a lot, yes. >> rose: tell me about this movie and this character eva. >> this movie is first and forest a movie by a really, really extraordinary filmmaker called lynne ramsay who is a fellow scott like me who hasn't ma a film for a long time so when she said she was making any film i wanted to be part of it. it's an adaptation of a book called "we need to talk about kevin". >> rose: the title of the movie. >> there was a long time that we thought how would weive it e same it too but sometimes it sticks. it's a book and therefore a film about being the mother of a boy who commits-- we know this very early the film-- an atrocity and what it's like to be that mother and what it's like to be inside a mother's mind and the book is written in a series of letters and this is almost a silent film inside the mother's mind. >> rose: john o'riley is in it? >> john c. reilly plays the father, thank the lord. he

no-man's-land at the time in the demilitarized zone and i pull out my .45 because i saw some guys in pajamas headed towards me from the north. and i popped off a couple of rounds and they responded. i don't know. not going to work out too well. so i kept my head down and i was actually pretty tense for a few moments. when an american voice -- strong american voice just south of me, not too far of me, he said, keep your head down and crawl in this direction. the marines sent out a patrol to give me some cover and i crawled back and i was grateful to the marines. that was a close call. i certainly didn't want to be a p.o.w. but that's all in a day's work. in the business of having a privilege of flying fighters. now and again you get a little -- that's the way it goes. over to you. >> you're on. >> my turn? all right. here we go. i'm going to give you a story of a great general. and i'm go -- i don't know if he was shot or killed. i don't have my tape. i sent a tape here. i guess they won't show it. i made some series with the history channel and with war stories for oliver north. and i told -

confused she thought her mom was at a grocery store buying pizza so she put on her clothes over her pajamasnd walked a full mile through the snow to the store. employees found her crying at 4:00 a.m. and officers followed her footsteps back to the home. with the door still open, police went inside only to find hope's parents still sound asleep. her parents have since installed a door chain and dead bolt. >> good move. >>> we'll tell you why just ahead. >>> an actor and oscar-nominated movie might be actually banned from the ceremony. the hijinks that could getroper. ♪ >>> high-flying acrobats will be performing their signature stunts in the south bay. our chopper flew overhead the cirque du soleil tent not too far from police headquarters on taylor street. the performance is called totem and it tracks human evolution through acrobats and dance. it opens to audiences on march 2nd. >> i highly recommend seeing a cirque show any chance you get. >>> the oscars would not be held at the kodak theater. the theater is changing names. kodak is having its name removed because it can no longer afford

pajamas and teeth! yeah? and, please, can you just use toothpaste this time! do you know, i could strangle him. although, according to their records, i've probably already tried that. there is a bear in the microwave. yeah, it's like a hot water bottle. it's full of grain. karen's feeling poorly. well, that's probably a case of "my brother's getting more attention than me" -itis. jake: oh, mum? granddad called. oh, did he? how's he doing? yeah, he's fine. he says he really likes the home, but next time you go, could you bring him a panasonic remote. a remote? ( microwave beeps ) yeah, he says it'll give him dominance in the tv room. i'm feeling sick, you know! you'd better go to bed, then. why has she got hot bear? i'm the one that's ill! i've been in hospital. they said you were fine. i was not fine. i had bruises and a pattern of unexplained injuries. they are not unexplained injuries! all you've got is a few little bruises on your arm. well, i'm ill, so i should get hot bear. i'm iller. i'm iller. ( slap ) hey, hey, stop it. oh, no. if you were both so poor

. >>> if you're getting out of your pajamas, put on your red sweater.t's national red day and we'll tell you how to race awareness about heart health in women. good morning, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's get over to meteorologist lynette charles with your forecast. she's been singing throughout the day, so you never know what she's going to do. >> you might get one a little later. let's check out temps right now. middletown right around 31 degrees, mount airy 33. so we are chillier than what we had experienced basically all week long. you're really going to want to bundle those kids up and bundle yourself up as you head out the door this morning. dress in layers, that's what i'm proposing, so you can take things off as we go into the