guys, pancakes!se when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> you're can tunk russ -- cantankerous this morning. >> thank you. >> cantankerous? >> sweeney todd. >>> good morning to you. outside, temperatures low 60s across the board, cool, we have a breeze from the east. that east wind actually may pile up some slightly higher than normal tides on the west side of the bay. so there's a little bit of potential for minor flooding in areas that tend to get flooded out when we have these easterly wind events. 59 york, 54 oakland, low to mid-60s for most of us. we have a little bit of wet weather. i say that because there's intermittent drizzle that doesn't even show up on the radar. steadier rain now showing up west of dc from rockville up towards damascus and montgomery county, it's heading in our direction. we're likely to get at least some light rain in the morning rush hours. as we head through lunchtime and this afternoon, lighter rain but nothing too heavy, enough to keep the pavement wet. ou

guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> welcome back to "good morning maryland" on this wednesday morning. >> meteorologist justin berk standing by. pouring in some areas, huh? >> it's raining, pouring, the old man not snoring anymore. waking up. rain pounding on the windows in eastern baltimore county. we were talking about jacksonville. this is heading over towards jarrettsville and looks like just the north side of glenarm. really heavy rain towards blair as well -- bel air as well. this morning, wet weather. on the wider view we have rain on the lower eastern shore from easton through cambridge and more showers on and off thought the day. our two-degree guarantee from last night, not going to be achieved. i think we'll struggle to get back to the low to mid-70s. calling for about 74, on and off showers into the afternoon. >>> 5:10. here's kim. >> traffic is very smooth at the beltway, no problems. also southbound 83 as you approach the beltway, pretty smooth. we

guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together.>> 5:39. good morning. happy friday. we'll send it over to justin. >> aleen gabey just walked in with a cute pup. stick around. that's why you are watching this morning, right? outside, temperatures in the low 60s in most spots. officially 61 will do it at easton and 63 in baltimore and back towards hagerstown. we're looking at some patchy drizzle and fog. the range of temperatures should jump into the 70s as we try to get sun back for the lunchtime. we'll have the weekend forecast in just a moment. right now, let's go to the roads with kim brown. >> reporter: thanks, justin. this is at the white marsh area of 95. we do have building volume as we make your way towards the harbor tunnel throughway. we do have a medical emergency. this will be northbound 95 actually at 895 off to the shoulder not causing any delay at this time but you'll probably see it driving in that direction. also, overnight construction projects getting ready to be wrapped up. also southbound at the harbor tunnel, t

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done. because when it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thanks for joining us >> our top story in just a minute. first let's take another look outside with john. >> sun broke through. turned out to be nice. today we don't have to wait for the sun to breakthrough. as soon as it's up, it will be there. no clouds in the way or anything like that. it looks like it will be one of those sunny days again just in time for the weekend. >> now overnight here, just in the past few hours, a cool front has slipped south of us, and it did have a few clouds, and those clouds tried to produce a few sprinkles. you see that flash on the screen there across the del mar va peninsula. it was there, and poof, it is gone. some of that might not have hit the ground. we're done with that. slightly drier, less humid air, and the higher pressure bringing that will be with us all weekend long. we'll detail all that, and then what happens next week is we see a change.

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guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> welcome back. calls for more troops now nato and u.s. military leaders as they send in more troops to the war torn country. >> the debate comes after the death of an american marine from maryland. linda. >> lance corporal was on his second tour of duty when he left for afghanistan in may his parents knew he would be in danger. this past summer the marines were engaged in battle constantly in afghanistan's southern provinces. he was shot and killed on the battlefield. he leaves behind his wife amber and a brother and sister. when he was 8 he knew he wanted to follow in his grandfather's footsteps and become a marine. >> he was my baby no matter how old he was because he didn't want mommy to say that. he was my baby. >> he will be buried this weekend in rest haven memorial gardens not far from where he grew up in frederick county. >>> time now 5:45 a.m. a look at new stories. grief counsellors will be at delay any high school today to help students deal with the sudden loss of a classmate. 17-year-ol

guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> it's 5:09. it's friday. you are probably wondering what the weekend's going to be like. here's justin berk. >> we take a look outside. i said we're dealing with some clouds. this whole boundary and moisture to the south seems to be plaguing maryland. we'll break the clouds a little bit. as high pressure slides overhead, we should try to dry out from north to south. the sunrise at 6:51. we'll try to break the clouds up and allow our temperature to get back to 78 degrees. looks like an improvement on the way for the weekend. quick peek at the wake-up window at the bottom of the screen. >>> it's 5:09 now. let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> reporter: so far this morning, no problems to let you know about. we have construction that has lanes closed on the outer loop of 95. the two left lanes are taken away. same thing in southbound at the harbor tunnel. that is closed, two-way traffic gets by. southbound at timonium road, the left lane was taken away. all three should be wrapped up in the 5:00 a

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guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> there's a wet pattern.ht rain building in for today. should end by tomorrow morning. friday, clearing skies, 76 in the afternoon. will drop it with canadian high pressure. overnight lows on sunday morning 48 degrees. we'll get back to 74 in the afternoon. the rain that i expected to come in on sunday will actually be pushed to monday, tuesday and wednesday but by then temperatures back near normal, mid to upper 70s. >>> 5:24. back to you. >> you're supposed to toss to traffic. just kidding. all right. >> that was mean. >> i get him all the time. >>> let's go to new york, jeremy hubbard with abc. >> reporter: in "tech bytes" -- voice chat comes to twitter. forget liming yourself to 140 characters, starting today you can call people directly using the microblogging site. a new service begins testing that lets members chat with anyone who follows them on the site. the service keeps phone numbers private and connects people based on their twitter user name. for now the calls will be limited to two minutes, sort

guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> it's 5:14. saying he's not the first president to take up the cause to change health care but will be the last. president obama made a speech to the nation last night. it sounded like a recent town hall meeting when a representative yelled, you lie. >> reporter: president obama delivered an unusually impassioned argument for health care reform. >> i'm not the first president to take up this cause but i am determined to be the last. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: i noted the work to be done. >> while there remains significant details to be ironed out - [ laughter ] >> reporter: a chuckle for his understatement. he repeated his support for a public health plan. >> by making a not for profit public option available in the insurance exchange. >> reporter: he quoted a letter from the late senator ted kennedy. >> what we face, he wrote, is above all, a moral issue. >> reporter: and he heard a rare heckler beneath the capitol dome. >> the reform i'm proposing would not apply to those who are he

guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> welcome back. 66 degrees at 5:13. bad news on the tarp program that we have all been talking about so much earlier this year. in its latest report on the troubled asset relief program the congressional oversight panel says most of the $23 billion given to gm and chrysler late last year unlikely to be repaired economists say shares of both companies would have to appreciate at unpress debted levels for the company to recover its investment. >>> for apple lovers, they are set to announce the latest product. analysts betting it will be a completely new i-pod, maybe beatles on i-tunes but it's not known just yet whether mastermind steve jobs are going to be on hand for the rock 'n' roll themed announcement but may show up to show off the latest upgrades, coming up this morning at 10:00. >>> "2 your health qsh qsh, fall is in the air, so are allergies. main cause of fall allergies, ragweed. other culprits include mold spores which a

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guys, pancakes!t's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> as we look at the outer loop of the beltway at liberty road you see traffic is moving along at a good pace. no problems to let you know about at the inner loop or outer loop and tunnels checking in ok as well. except dundalk, broening highway remains closed at avon avenue because of that ruptured watermain. and also in middle river, westbound wilson point road at dark head cove remains closed in the westbound lanes. two-way traffic gets by in the eastbound lanes. they are having a sewage issue. use caution there. jfx at northern parkway, no problems to let you know about in either direction this morning. back to you. justin, back to you for the weather. >> all right, i'll take it. >>> 5:10. our wake-up window at the bottom of the screen. we've got warmer temperatures underway but we've got cloud cover to deal with. generally checking out cloudy skies and patchy thinking fog. 60 in baltimore. 10 degrees warmer than a lot of us had yesterday mo

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guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> 5:55.ai lama got an extra special welcome in memphis yesterday. >> his holiness arrived yesterday to receive the national civil rights freedom award. he received a fist pump from the county's mayor and city mayor. they told them that the dalai lama, the fist pump ways a tradition and showed him how to give it back. he blesses mississippi with the white prayer scarf that you see there. >> does he do it again? that's very nice. >>> let's go to 6:00. >> there you go. we'll be right back. justin will first wrap up things here. >> 5:56. we've got 80 degrees. i got no one else here! kim is too far away to do that. 80 degrees today. 83 tomorrow. back in the 70s and 60s with rain over the weekend. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in the next half-hour. so stick around. there is much more to come. on this first full day of autumn. today i'm making a classic sweet potato pie... everyone can enjoy, while i my frie secret ingr, lactaid milk. like it? mmmm. that's because delicious lactai is 1

guys, pancakes!when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> we all know who is the fastest human on earth but who is faster? he or the animal? >> i think the animal. sarah, the cincinnati zoo's 8-year-old female cheetah is the world's fastest of all land mammals. watch out, sarah earn her spot in the record book when she crossed the finish line with the time of 6.16 seconds in her very first attempt. that broke the previous mark set by a south african cheetah back in 2001. look at sarah go. >> what is she chasing? do we know? >> i don't know. >> apparently an object on a string. i hope so. i hope it's not some poor rabbit that is really fast, too. >> yeah, right. >> ed reed ran 6.26, he's a little behind sarah. >>> 5:56. we show you a quick look at maryland's most powerful doppler radar. we've got a few showers out this. really nothing that impressive. we're just looking at a few sprinkles this morning but the showers will actually generate as we head through the day. we've got a two-degree guar

did you see me pancake that guy? >> you were eating peanuts in the middle of the show.uldn't mention food. i'm sorry, that's my bad. >> we will get you something. >> seven-day forecast. >> here we go. after a very, very cold start tomorrow will be a highs day. high temperatures 70. lots of sunshine. shower possible friday but in the mid-70s. showers ending on saturday. we will try to clean it up the last half of the day. mid-70s in fairfax. it will be nice for the skins game at least weather wise. >> you didn't hear my stomach growl again. >> i liked your side right there. it will be nice for the skins at least weather wise. >> that's it for us on 9news now at 6:00 p.m. the cbs evening news with katie couric is next. derek will see you at 7:00 p.m. don't forget wusa9.com is always on. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com

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guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done.it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >> welcome back to 11 news saturday morning. thanks for joining us. >> first let's take a look outside with john. john, i'm trying to swallow a protein bar and it is not going so well. >> it is a nice morning to have breakfast on the porch or something like that. whatever. >> coffee. >> we're working on that this morning, too. a nice morning so far. some clouds, yes, but thin enough that you can see the stars through them. a new weather system is coming in, so clouds will really rule the day, much more so than yesterday. yesterday we had a shower in the morning and then it turned out to be pretty nice. we're going to reverse the situation, and the rain chances return to the area this afternoon and tonight. this will be a much wetter weather -- try to say that fast at this hour of the morning. wetter weather system than yesterday. the rain you see on radar isn't very significant. it is kind of the leading edge. it will take a while to have that

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done. because when it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >> it was some day yesterday. it was like living in seattle or something. we were stuck in the 50's. spent ai lot of the morning in the -- i should say we were stuck in the 60's. spent a lot of the monk in the 50's. i saw the moon, so the clouds are breaking up. the bulk of that rain is in pennsylvania. the situation has improved kind of. if you look at the rotation of that system, it is still in the neighborhood, and it is going to be wobbling around over us today. it will move from its current position to off the jersey shore by evening. we will be close enough we could get brushed with a shower or two, but nothing like yesterday. let's look outside and give you some of those temperatures. it is 60 at the airport. inner harbor checks in at 63. 96% the humidity. 29.96, the barometer is falling. we have a west wind at 6 miles an hour. we got rid of that east wind. let's look at the numbers from yesterday. they were quite impressiv

yukio hatoyama did get pancakes, and he was raving about them. six months ago, i said that the london summit marked a turning point in the g-20's efforts to prevent economic catastrophe. here in pittsburgh, we have taken several significant steps forward to secure our recovery and transition to a strong, sustainable, and economic growth. we brought the global economy back from the brink. we laid the groundwork today for long-term prosperity as well. it is worth recalling the situation we faced six months ago, the contracting economy, skyrocketing unemployment, stagnant trade, and a financial system that was nearly frozen. some were warning of a second great depression. but because of the bold and coordinated action we took, millions of jobs have been saved or created. the decline in output has been stopped. financial markets have come back to life, and we stop the crisis from spreading further to the developing world. still, we know there is much further to go. to many americans are still at work, and struggling to pay bills. too many families ar

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done.veryone's in it together. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. our first guest is a united states senator from the state of arizona, a decorated war hero and the 2008 republican presidential nominee. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable senator john mccain, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good. very good. >> thanks for the reminder. [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: thank you so much, senator. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you. that was a little trip down memory lane, there. some of our audience don't know that i was asked about iran a couple of years ago, and i said, "oh, you mean 'barbara ann?'" i will never hear the end of it. >> jimmy: the other thing you'll never hear the end of -- when you were on "saturday night live," that was the last time i saw you. >> yep. >> jimmy: you did a great sketch with -- you sang barbra streisand songs. >> "memories." >> jimmy: and you were horrible. [ laughter ] but then, i think the punch

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done.it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >>> maryland terps football fans can skip the long con succession lines because you can order on-line or can you text what you want to eat to a game and have it delivered to your seat. first down mobile costs $65 to place on-line orders, $130 for cell phone service. it is always an option. dave ross has this morning's sports breakfast now. >>> it is a big blue hangover. good wednesday morning. dave ross with you. sunday wasn't the way the skins wanted to start off the season and since then, the quart back jace son campbell has hasn't taken his share of criticism, fair or not. but hey, that is football in the nation's capital. here is the play he is getting a lot of criticism for. second quarter, dropping back. picks it up, runs it in for the score. a lot of people think campbell could have stepped up to the pock eight. >> i don't think it is just him. it is important for our football team to win, to beat the new york team. but i wouldn't put it

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done.pplause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. welcome back. thank you for watching. you know, our next guest as bad boy chuck bass on the hugely popular cw show, "gossip girl." which has its third premier this monday, september 14th. say hello to ed westwick, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming out, buddy. >> how is it going? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming out. good man. >> that's the coolest thing i've ever seen. you got it. >> jimmy: it is. right? >> i'm taking it home with me, that's for sure. >> jimmy: i think razor makes them, those razor scooters. they make those things. but that's as fast as i'll go. i'm terrible -- i'm really nervous. >> you looked pretty scared, i have to say. >> jimmy: really? yeah, that's my normal face when i'm on anything. yeah. >> it was pretty terrifying. >> jimmy: i can't drive, either. i'm a terrible driver, as well. >> well, i can't drive out in the states, that's for sure. 'cause you guys are driving o

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done.hen it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >>> we have an update on the frightening accident caught on camera in washington state. a car hopped a curb, hit a metal pole and narrowly missed a litt girl. driver was charged with reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. yesterday, she and in courand pleaded not guilty. >>> america's future in afghanistan undergrows major strikeout any today. president obama meets with his afghan war council this afternoon. up for discussion is general stanley mcchrystal's recent assessment of the fight against the taliban. he wants more troops in afghanistan. >>> despite when you've seen on tv, a lawyer no najibullah zazi says the feds don't have a solid case. the attorney said the fbi is trying to paint as ity as a terrorist in the media but his client has not done anything against the law, he says. zazi is accused of plotting a terror attack in new york and lying to investigators. he pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. >> what of a he s

priesm minute prime minister hotomaqa of japan did get pancakes and i don't know how he worked that, he was raving about them. six months ago, i said that the london summit mark add turning point -- marked a turning point in the g20's efforts to prevent economic catastrophe. in pittsburgh, we have taken several significant itselfs forward to secure our recovery and transition to strong, sustainable and balanced economic growth. we brought the global economy back from the brink. we laid the groundwork today for long-term prosperity as well. it's worth recalling the situation we face six months ago, the contracting economy, skyrocketing unemployment, stagnant trade, and a financial system that was nearly frozen. some are warning that a second gade depression, but because of the bold and coordinated action we took, millions of jobs have been saved or created. the decline in output has been stopped. financial markets have come back to life, and we stopped the crisis from spreading further to the developing world. still, we know there is much further to go. too many americans are still ou

would you like some pancakes, eggs, and hand-cut bacon? yes, yes, and... hell, yes.one second. oh, i'm sorry. that's kinda gross, right? i'll give 5 bucks if you can finish it. get out! wow! you the man. i don't know if i have 5 bucks on me. ooh, i do have this arby's coupon. that's as good as cash in this house. great. well, have a seat. i've got a lot of food coming up. i hope you're hungry. ok. all right. here you go. oh, hey, you want me to wheel the tv in so you can watch while you eat? hey, you coming down for dinner? mmm. so--ahh. there you go. oh, man. i'm so frickin' uptight. i can't get anything done. [resignedly] let's have sex. thanks, baby. holly: hope you like chocolate! was about 30 seconds after i woke up. still not smoking! seven days. nicorette takes just enough of the edge off the need. i still want to light up, but i don't have to. (announcer) you can do it. nicorette can help. jan and dean: ♪ 2 girls for every boy ♪ i bought a '30 ford wagon, and we call it a woody ♪ hey. just wanted to let you know you're doin' a great job up here. thanks, honey

if those pancakes don't look appetizing to you, you don't eat. for brunch we have places like gertrude's and melly which has an amazing brunch. the mean bean. >> take me into that. everybody's talking about that. >> spike does this farm-to-table food and the breakfast comes out in a skillet. he does these beautiful flat-bread pizzas for breakfast. they are phenomenal. >> you also have the wine market in locust point. >> i love that place. to bring out of town friends. show off baltimore with just a beautiful space. sort of airy and chic and hip. the food there is really spot on. we like it there a lot. >> you got stonemill. >> another cute thing we have in this -- "rise and dine" feature, we ask local restaurateurs to tell us where they like to go for breakfast. what's interesting about that, they picked the same kinds of places we like to go to, like diners. we were expecting fancy answers. they were picking places like the towson diner, the blue moon cafe. and stonemill. so that's a cute thing to read, to see are with the restaurateurs go for b

i will tell you, i'm a little resentful because i did not get to pamela' diner for pancakes. although the pramt from japan did get pancakes and i don't know how he worked that but he was raving about them. six months ago i said the london summit marked a turning point in the g-20's efforts to prevent economic catastrophe. hear in pittsburgh, we've taken several significant steps to secure our recovery. in transition to strong, sustainable and balanced economic growth. we've brought the global economy back from the brink. we laid the groundwork today for long term prosperity as well. it is worth recalling stagnant trade, a financial system that was nearly frozen. some were warning the second grade depression. because of the bold and coordinated action we tack, million of job have been saved or created. the decline has been stopped. financial markets have come back to life and we've stopped the crisis from spreading further to the developing world. still, we know there is much further to go. too many americans are still out of work and struggling to pay bills. attempt families

although prime minister yukio hatoyama of japan did get pancakes. and i don't know how he worked that. but he was raving about them. six months ago i said that the london summit marked a turning point in the g-20's efforts to prevent economic catastrophe. and here in pittsburgh we've taken several significant steps forward to secure our recovery. in transition to strong, sustainable, and balanced economic growth. we brought the global economy back from the brink. we laid the groundwork today for long-term prosperity as well. it's worth recalling the system we faced six months ago. a contracting economy, skyrocketing unemployment, stagnant trade, and a financial system that was nearly frozen. some were warning of a second great depression. but because of the bold and coordinated actions we took, millions of jobs have been saved and created. the decline in output has been stopped. financial markets have come back to life. and we stopped the crisis from spreading further to the developing world. still, we know there is much further to go. too many amer

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-- pamela's diner for pancakes. yukio hatoyama did get pancakes, and he was raving about them. six months ago, said that the london summit marked a turning point in the g-20's efforts to prevent economic catastrophe. here in pittsburgh, we have taken several significant steps forward to secure our recovery and transition to a strong, sustainable, and economic growth. we brought the global economy back from the brink. we laid the groundwork today for long-term prosperity as well. it is worth recalling the situation we faced six months ago, the contracting economy, skyrocketing unemployment, stagnant trade, and a financial system that was nearly frozen. some were warning of a second great depression. but because of the bold and coordinated action we took, millions of jobs have been saved or created. the decline in output has been stopped. financial markets have come back to life, and we stop the crisis from spreading further to the developing world. still, we know there is much further to go. to many americans are sti

he likes blue, his favorite word is pancake, and he makes decorative candles from his own wax.his dream date will visit him on weekends and help him shop for medical supplies. come on, ladies, don't you want to take a peck out of philip? [ philip imitating chickens ] kyle is a standup guy whose hobbies include alphabetizing and kabuki theater. he's allergic to shellfish and bees, but eats them anyway. he's looking for a girl who's the female heavyweight champion of the world. stanley's been hurt in the past and is tired of putting up walls. are you that special lady who's going to help find his inner man, or should we just leave him where he is? eric has a bit of a temper, but don't let that scare you. deep down, he's as loveable as he looks. he loves the fact that he tastes like bacon and hopes that this will be the face you wake up to every morning. now, maybe this is just me. the eyeball guy's creepy, right? no getting around it. he's creepy. but somehow i'm more troubled by the vacuuming guy, not that he's vacuuming in his underpants -- that's fine, done it myself -- it's t

it came down like a pancake. ñúñ>> we have a collapse of onef the towers. >> camera to. >> we need it. >> we set up to go live. within a when meant -- minute or two, that is when the first tower fell. >> it was as loud as it was expected to be. >> get the camera out their credit -- at their -- and out there. >> as i was going up that stairwell, the building started shaking up and down in either direction. finally, i heard them say to hit the deck. >> we are on church street. c everyone is running for their lives. police, media, i see a woman pushing a baby carriage. here comes the smoke. >> [sirens] >> i could not see anything. all lights are out. >> when the south tower fell, that secret arms we panicked, realizing that it was hit second and fell first. now you really had to worry about people getting of the north tower as soon as possible. >> here comes the smoke. i think we had better get out of this mess. >> down here together. you and me. >> we were in the dark. literally. it was frightening. it was a frightening moment to have no connection to the outside world and have no idea

i hurt it flipping pancakes last week. jackie: oh, brother! this guy is hopeless. to make his famous cyber-souffle! we'll see whose souffle wins the day! hello? souffles-to-go? hello? hello?! arg! what is it, boss? my phone doesn't work! so much for the call anywhere from anywhere plan! i'll have to make my own souffle! digit: sugar. it needs sugar! now comes the hard part-- cooking it. the souffle has to cook for exactly 12 minutes. not a moment earlier or later! and we have to be very, very quiet. matt: why? digit: once the souffle is in the oven any loud noise will flatten it! matt: okay, we need to know what time it'll be when 12 minutes have gone by. no biggie. what time does your watch say right now? right now it's 9:50. digit: so i'll just add twelve minutes to 9:50. and that gives me... 9:62! there's no such time as 9:62! there's not? no, there's not. (gasp) yoikes! now what do we do? i was gonna count forward on the clock. don't panic, okay? the clockface may be gone but we still have the minutes marked on this strip. oh, yeah. i see. it sorta looks like a

a pancaking, almost systematic. people came down, evacuated, covered in white dust.there when they pulled up a last survivors. and there must have been a hundred guys out there in the bucket brigade, digging by hand. they had microphones, guys on ropes. a survivor said, "we have got one. we have got one." know it or not, that is what was going on. it is bizarre, and i will never forget it. this is my american story. shepard: this morning, tom clark went back to the diner, got a corn muffin and a cup of coffee. lots of inspirational stories at the web site, where people from all walks of life can share their personal stories about what they did to make this country great. another milestone is upon us. the markets have been sent into a startling freefall. one of the largest banks collapsed, with president obama and delivering a major speech by the white house on the economy. a preview coming up in just a few minutes. i crush you like tiny clown car. because you are... ...clown, yes? female valve: come, you hit me again and i break you. male valve: oh, you messed with w

because when it's pancakes, everyone's in it together.rich, by america's health insurance companies. raise health insurance premiums 4 times faster than wages. pay your ceo twenty four million dollars a year. deny payment for 1 out of every 5 treatments doctors prescribe. if the insurance companies win, you lose. tell congress to rewrite the story. we want good health care we can afford with the choice of a public health insurance option. >>> first day of fall a little bit later on today. a nice crowd here on the plaza with us at 59th and 5th. welcome back to "the early show." coming up, we have a great guest with us on the plaza this morning. ll cool j. i was just telling -- i just said, you know, i normally don't let people who are cooler than i am coming on the show. >> and i just said you still have it. you still have it. >> that's how that works around here. also coming up this morning, don't let the bad economy keep you from asking for a raise. we'll show you the right way to do it. maggie, how are you doing out on your set of ncis?

. >> pancakes.you look carefully, david is spelling out his name. >> that's clever. >> that is cute. >> i like it. >> look at those eyes. he looklike i'm about to eat every single pancake. >> he's saying i wish my name was ezekiel right w so i could have more food on my plate. >> to send us your child's picture, go to myfoxdc.com and click on morning. >>> we'll have sunshine this afternoon. right now we're still dealing with cloud cover and fog rights there. you can see it on true view. the cloud cover is across the carolinas will not impact us today. if you hang in there, i think we'll see some afternoon sunshine. and it will be a nice looking weekend as we'll have cool temperatures and a lot of sunshine both saturday and sunday. right now we are still cool. 65 degrees. we think we'll get up into the mid-70s later today if we get the sun in here. 53 in pittsburgh. 55 in boston. so cooler air not too far off to the north and west. here is a look at your five-day forecast. i mentioned the cloud cover

i heard the floors, a thunderous sound, of them pancaking, almost systematic.e were evacuating. people were covered in white dust. i was there when they pulled up the last two survivors. there must have been 1000 guys digging by hand. they had microphones, dogs come on guys on ropes. when they pulled up a survivor, and this gentleman said, we have got one, meaning, we have got one alive, you had 1000 men scream, "yea!" at the top of their lungs. you could hear it 20 blocks away. whether you knew them or not, that was what was going on. i will never forget it. my name is tom clark. this is my american story. shepard: this morning, he went back to the hollywood diner, got himself a corn muffin and a cup of coffee, and took a moment to remember those lost eight years ago. inspiring stories are at that website. realamericanstories.com. >> ♪ >> ♪ a hero lies in you ♪ . (announcer) we understand. you need to save money. your p.a.d. isn't just poor circulation in your legs causing you pain. ok-what is it? dad, it more than doubles your risk of a heart attack or stroke

chicken salad, whole wheat blueberry pancakes, oatmeal creme brulee. and 12 foods your senior shouldn't live without. >> people talk about nutrition for children but for different reasons nutrition for seniors is probably more important. what we've done there is we've listed foods that are particularly good for seniors. >> fish, apples, blueberries, yogurt, eggs, oatmeal, chicken, broccoli, soy. dark chocolate? >> that's mine. >> consumed in moderation it's a lowering of blood pressure. >> absolutely. >> then the senior recipe guide. where do you you pick these up? >> call our office or you can get them by going to the food for seniors web site we have as well as the book let. >> it's put together by two doctors? >> it's prepared by a couple of nutritions from the university of -- nutritionists from the university of maryland and duke university for us. >> and more web sites where people can get more help? >> that's right. >> lets put the number up. 410-349-2320. david will send you these books out. great idea. >> thank you. >> before i go, this specia

dick, besides a pancake flat stock market for eight years, during that period of time, the u.s. dollar has shrunk by about 1/3 and gold prices have soared. i do not regard a faltering dollar and soaring gold as very good signs, dick hoe. these are more of these friends traceable to 9/11. what's your take? >> i don't think it's linked to 9/11, but i would argue about the first 2/3 to 80% of the decline in the dollar was a correction of an overballed dollar. the strong dollar in 2000 was an overvalued dollar, and cratered our manufacturing sector. it was a giant mistake. and much of the early decline was a correction of dreadful mistake of overshall valling the dollar and thereby eroding our manufacturing base. now we're beginning to get a more -- it's a little more worrisome, but the reason it's occurring is you can borrow at 0% and many many are. >> it's cheap and easy money from the fed. one wonders if this isn't a deliberate policy. joe grano, in the '80s and '90s boom which seems to have departed us, the dollar in fits and starts got stronger and stronger. gold in fits and st

stir it inside and you get a very liquid kind of a pancake batter. >> and that goes on a hot pan?very thin layer of it. a couple of spoonfuls into a we do use the black steel pans. you don't need teflon to do this. it couldn't be easier. >> we got to go through things quickly. if you want the recipe to any of this for the breakfast or brunchy type thing here, you can log on to our website, wbaltv.com and click on recipes. or you can send us an envelope to sunday brunch -- >> spike, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back in just a >> ok. we have a beautiful day for ravens football today. 80 the temperature. partly cloudy skies. wonderful weather. monday and tuesday as well. wetter by the end of the week. but it's autumn. almost. >> thanks, everybody for watching and come on back tonight for 11 news at 6:00. spike, thank you for coming in. >> nbc's "meet the press" is next. have a good day. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check r

guys, pancakes! (announcer) it's another job well done. because when it's pancakes, everyone's in it together. >> it took a while, but we're finally getting rid of that storm that was off shore and still in the neighborhood saturday. taking the rain and most of the cloudiness with it. here you see the rain from nova scotia back toward new england toward cape cod. the low pressure center itself is south of long island. we are getting a more northwest wind out of this thing now that we are on the west side of the low. philadelphia, it was still kind of a crusmy day yesterday. yesterday there were sun breaks just to the south of town out along frederick along the potomac river. the sun broke through the clouds. it wasn't that far away. just gloomy here in town. anyway, let's take a look at what's going on. with those clear skies, it is 63 in the airport, 66 at the inner harbor. temperatures are norning are similar to what we had yesterday. you will see with the sun advise all similarities stop there. the gromter still a little on the low side

darren sproles pancake. unbelievable play. take a look at the timing by ray lewis on this. power play, not a dive. point guard, he recognizes it. he sees rivers think. that's his cue to fire his gun and make the play. >> that won it for the ravens 31-26. okay, we all know what happens to the bengals last week. >> devastating. >> they lost when they should have won. >> heart breaking. >> they're at lambeau taking on aaron rodgers and company. suddenly, antwan odom said not today. five times he said not today. yes, he did, in fact. one, two, three, four, five times antwan odom got to aaron rodgers and threw him down, at times with authority. >> it did help that the left tackle got hurt during the game. >> packers having offensive line issues first two games of the year. bengals down 21-14. carson palmer, that's a touchdown to chris henry. tied it up at 21. later in the third, same score. cedric benson going right, patience. picks up six. don't worry about the ball. get it down. >> cedric benson playing as hard as you could run the last five games of the season. they were not