and pierre thomas has been studying today's findings, pierre, what did you see? >> reporter: today, we got more detail on exactly what the terrorists were planning. british authorities said today their forensic investigation shows the bomb would have detonated at 5:30 a.m. eastern, likely location, the eastern seaboard of the u.s. and the cargo plane's flight plan could have taken it over cape cod and to philadelphia. what that means is that it could have blown up while flying over a highly populated air that includes boston and new york. and my sources are saying thank god for that tip that lead authorities to discovering the bomb so we didn't have plane and cargo raining from the sky. >> absolutely. that trigger was inside the bomb, right pierre? >> reporter: yes, diane. and what we're being told is that it was a timer. not something where the phone would be called. it was a timer set to go off at that precise time. >> all right, news from intelligence sources today. thank you, pierre. >>> and president obama is in south korea tonight preparing for friday's eco

pierre, a third stringer with the ravens. kyle bowler, fires an 88-yard touchdown. now we have a game. 20-13. here's pierre changing diapers last week and suddenly he has to change his own when ed reeves steps in front of the pass. yeah, ed, landry cashes it in for six. ed reed's 50th career pick of the year. win 37-13. 7-and-3 on the year. they'll come back home at 7:14 against the buccaneers. >>> as the thanksgiving day travel approaches, uproar at the nation's airport is growing louder. travellers ranging from the average tourist to the secretary of state are not thrilled with the new rules. in an interview yesterday, hillary clinton went on to say if she could avoid the pat down she would certainly do so as well. you've seen all the images, everything going on with this. as the travel for thanksgiving approaches, prepare for more headaches and complaints. >>> it's four days until black friday. a week from today, cyber monday. >> but you're done. >> i'm done. >> before you take to the internet to buy gifts, make sure you don't bottom a victim of online scams. >>>

soil may be as high as its been since 9/11, dan. >> unsettling to hear that, pierre, especially when you hear about the huge cargo loophole. pierre thomas, thank you. >>> in chicago tonight, members of the jewish community held their sabbath services as scheduled this weekend despite the terror plot. congregants and clergy say they are surprised to hear their synagogues may have been singled out by terrorists thousands of miles away. >> i didn't imagine that a congregation as small as ours would -- might possibly emerge as a target for this. >> the rabbi said nobody seems unduly frightened, and he says he's thankful that everybody is safe. >>> chicago is, of course, president obama's hometown, and he was there this weekend as part of a campaign swing leading up to tuesday. his mission? buck up endangered democrats as best as he can. our new poll numbers suggest the president's party is in for some major losses. we're going to kick off our campaign coverage tonight with david kerley. >> hello, philly! >> reporter: the mad dash for votes -- >> hello, bridgeport! >> reporter: four state

pierre, who is this man? and what do authorities know about him? >> reporter: well, the suspect's name is mohamed mohamud. and the fbi clams they learned about him after he allegedly made contact with a suspected radical overseas. they say that mohamud was interested in violent jihad. and he wanted to do some sort of act overseas. and they decided to see how far he would go. so, they set him up in a sting. >> pierre, is there any sense that the public was ever in danger? >> reporter: the public was not in danger in this case because the fbi was in control of everything. they set everything up. and i'm sure his defense team will say that this was entrapment. but the fbi says this was a case of deadly intentions. that he dialed that cell phone yesterday, thinking that a bomb was going to detonate. >> and given that he was a naturalized citizen, is there any sense that he was connected at all with other attempts of u.s. citizens to conduct attacks, as well? and what does this say about u.s.-bred terrorists? >> reporter: well, law enforcement officials

jean-pierre bemba faces charges for what was done in an african republic. we have this report from la hague. >> from the outset of this trial, the prosecutors are rying to show that bemba's responsibility was paramount and that he used rape as a weapon of war. it is said that unspeakable crimes were committed from -- by his forces when they entered the republic to help the president put down a coup attempt. >> one of the poorest countries of the world. the massive rapes were not just sexually motivated. they were crimes of domination women but also directed at men without authority. >> jean-pierre bemba has said he is not guilty. it is said that he gave his forces license to attack civilians. soon after these events allegedly occurred, bemba stood unsuccessfully for the presidency, but by 2008, he was in exile in brussels, where he was arrested, and then he was handed over to the international criminal court. more than 700 victims are being allowed to take part in this process to try mr. bemba, and several hundred more have asked to do so. some of the victi

pierre will start on sunday as defensive quarterback. until last friday, he had spent the entire season as a stay at home dad. he has only played in two games in his career and has only thrown five passes. he will start in place of the injured quarterback. stay at home dads everywhere will hope for a disney movie ending on sunday. the ravens have other plans for st. pierre. they look for a chance to get their return games back on track. the word special hardly applies to the return games. >> kick returns and punt returns are broken a state of disarray for the ravens. >> david reed will be our kickoff returner. >> maybe not the most mind blowing a statement, given that david reed looked everything -- every bit like a rookie against atlanta. he loves the fayed from his coach and cannot wait to atone. >> to hear the coach say that, that is just a blessing. he is a tough coach, and it feels good for him to show me some love like that. >> he practices hard and is an exciting night. >> donte stallworth has practiced and would love the chance.

long-term jobs. 40% of companies say that some previous holiday hires are currently full-timer's pierre >> officials and baltimore are looking for new plans to hold -- full-timer's. >> officials in baltimore are looking for a new place for the arena. the work went to tear it down and build a new one, but that project was stalled by the recession. >> next, how you can make christmas extra special for the troops overseas this holiday season. >> this little fellow is quite a story. >> to be honest, it is a marketing term that has no value. it does not make sense. >> you may have heard about cellphone carriers unloading the latest 4g. we will go inside those claims. >> we have details about a proposal that has a lot of tourists talking. >> high pressure over the season -- we will see a mild weekend ahead of us. right now, we are 37 degrees at the airport. >> there is a new member in town at st. john's college. she is a jack russell named katie. she spends all her time at mellon hall. she is called the $6 billion dog because the school benefactor said he would give the school millions of dol

pierre was named the starter for sunday against the ravens. and eight year veteran, st. pierre has only played in two games in his entire career and has only thrown five passes. he had a spot on the ravens roster back in 2005 and did not even get a look at any team's training camp this summer. ray lewis said the ravens cannot afford a letdown. >> that have been in every ball game. they are very talented team and they will give us everything they have got. we have no room to take breaks and be easy on anybody. >> david reed, the rookie wide receiver will handle the kick returns. the special teams coordinator says he sees consistent improvement from reed, who will have the job on sunday for a third straight game. you can understand mismatches in september in college football. you see them all the time against the big team. alabama vs. george s. state in november -- vs. georgia state in november? 63-7, alabama wins. the former baltimore center -- baltimore colts center. 18-yard touchdown, 27-0 tide. williams blocked the punt, in for the touchdown. 34-0 and we are not out of

pierre -- his kid's diapers. brian st. pierre will start for carolina against the ravens on sunday.good news for the ravens defense. the team was on the practice field in owings mill today. it's not the dominating defense that's been the ravens hall mark. ray lewis though isn't worried. >> we just have to keep playing football. everything is going to roll out the way it's going to roll. we went through the roughest time of our schedule that we were going to go through. now it's time for us to start building on that. >> the ravens are heavy favorites when they head south to face the panthers. see the clashing carolina right here. coverage kicks off at 1:00. >>> big game for maryland's tucker. terps trying to knock off the fifth ranked team in the nation. game tied, 10 minutes to play, too many mistakes by maryland. woodall takes it from the freshman hodard. maryland never led in the second half. they lose it. first loss of the year for the terps. >>> terps football news, head coach ralph stregen will be back for another year. maryland's new athletic director says that friedgen gets a

brian saint pierre at quarterback this sunday.gets rookie tony pike when he takes the field sunday he will have gone through 4 practices. one of those is with the practice squad. former raven cardinal and steelier he spent 7 years in the nfl and his attempt at just 4 passes. master of under statement saant pierre called facing the raven defense quota tough situation. record on the line against fifth rank pit and one-on-one with rice and come up tonight on sports unlimited. >> all right thank you bruce. and pretty chilly night. >> really nice weekend according to vytas our chief meteorologist. what do you say. >> looks like fabulous conditions as we lead through the next couple days. overnight temperatures get cool so if you have to head output on the coat and 54 degrees on friday. plenty of sunshine. 58 on saturday. then we look at more sunshine for sunday. 55 degrees as we get into monday early part of next week things warm-up a bit. we have 63 on monday. 67 on tuesday. pa+++ath0ats0=2+

pierre who will start at quarterback not for gary williams but the panthers.s is maryland, terps in white. cliff tucker with the basket. he had 17. the pitt coach not happy with th this. his brother sterling gibbs committed to maryland earlier this week. and gary's gang kept coming back. cliff tucker that's pass to dino gregory. slams it down. four-point game but the other way pitt kept their poise and kept the lead. great pass right here. 50-foot bounce pass. brown slams it down. jordan williams 14 points, nine rebounds despite first half foul trouble. pitt wins. terps are 3-1 and play illinois tonight. ravens back on the practice field finishing up their preparation for the panthers. the panthers decimated by injuries and will start brian st. pier st. pierre. he looked stunned there because just couple of days ago he was changing diaperdiapers. his 18 month old son. he played for the ravens in 2005 third string quarterback. thrown five passes in eight years. he gets to start over tony pike. he was out of football taking care of his 18-month-old son. he repla

second half, brian saint pierre. fires the 88-yard touchdown. now we have a game. 20-13. here is pierre changing diapers last week and suddenly he has to change his own when ed saint reed steps in. the baltimore ravens fans. they were down here in charlotte. yeah, ed, to land re, cashing in for six. ravens go ahead 30-13. then one more time, here is -- six more. finally the ravens box this one up and win 37-13 to go 7-3 on the year. they will come back home sunday against the buccaneers. >> win on the road proving he can't have his cake and tv show to but he is still cooking but food network cameras won't follow goldman as he decorates his cakes. the network confirmed it canceled its ace of cakes show filmed here at the charm city cakes and the final season will start airing in january. >>> all right. 9:15, i yell across the newsroom, what is this story about? trust me on this, i know you want to go to bed but just last a little longer because this story is what you will be talking about at work tomorrow. unbelievable. >>> listen if you can get online you can have your ho

pierre thomas, abc news, hasting, minnesota. >>> a real head up for parents. >>> a verdict today in ahat once riveted the nation. the 2001 murder of capitol hill intern sandra levy. a jury convicted ingmar kwan dick guandique on two counts of murder. lawyers for former congressman gary condit who was once a suspect in the case called this verdict a complete vindication of him. >>> and coming up, a father looks up at one of our broadcasts and sees his brave son. this holiday, do you really want to cut corners by using a broth with msg? swanson chicken broth has no added msg. so for a perfect meal, the secret is swanson, 100% natural chicken broth. [ male announcer ] confused what to get? click on the robitussin relief finder. click on your symptoms. get the right relief. makes the cold aisle easy. the robitussin relief finder. it's that simple. he sure knows how to break up a party... but you know what, he's the glue that holds us all together. people know a lot of things about me, but no one needs to know about my condition. thanks to depend®, they don't. [ male announcer ] now the be

pierre? >> reporter: there is an extraordinary hunt under way to see if there are more mail bombs from yemen out there and if al qaeda has some other attack ready to go. senior officials tell abc news the threat of another attack from al qaeda is as high as it's been since 9/11. >> i think they want to inflict damage, death and destruction on the united states. and we're going to have to now look for a whole wide range of tactics. >> reporter: using cargo planes which receive less scrutiny than passenger planes is the latest tactic. today, the u.s. is in a race to respond. the postal service is now joining fedex and u.p.s. in halting all inbound packages emanating from yemen. u.s. officials are trying to block every package that may be en route and sources tell abc news the government is also reviewing shipments from yemen as far back as two weeks ago. of major concern, that package bombs from yemen may have already been mailed to operatives in western countries who would send them to the u.s

pierre intercepted by he had reid. the 65th pick of ed reid's career.on the return the brother of ron landry who dives into the end-zone. he is credited with a 23-yard return. the ravens pound the panthers 37-13 to improve to 7-3. >>> when we come back, let's go back to the skins. the head coach's message could be sinking in with the starting quarterback. some final words from donovan mcnabb when we return. ♪ ♪ hello sunshine ♪ sweet as you can be ♪ i love waking up [ chuckles ] ♪ to your morning melody ♪ i can tell it's gonna be ♪ a sweet day [ female announcer ] wake up to sweetness with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey for a yummy sweet taste that's just right. and the 100% natural whole grain oats treat your heart sweet. because they can help lower your cholesterol. you are so sweet to me. ♪ you're sweet to me bee happy. bee healthy. . >>> graham missed from 47 with a chance to win in regulation. no mistake in ot from 48 yards. the redskins escape nashville with a 19-16 victory. >>> so donovan mcnabb gets his first win with the new

pierre back to the nfl. looked good in places. didn't look so good in other places. the cbs announcer said that at one point, he was a good game manager but it was the point when the point game st. pierre had to win the game that, is where you saw the reception and the ray lewis reception. >> we're glad you like football. >> love some football. >> all right, good, well, listen, you heard more than a week you have to check your car before hitting the road on a holiday week snend >> you don't? >> well, what exactly does that mean for you? and megan, what does it mean for you? coming up, in giving us a step- by-step look around the car. that is outside the, weremar studios. a first-hand chick-up getting ready for the holiday season. >>> and if you are looking to avoid black friday crowds for a little cyber monday shopping action, stay tuned because we have some tips to keep you from getting scammed. >>> and less kids and boughts lover the video games. a look at how some of those video games will play with shoppers come black friday as well as cyber monday. stay wuss. yo

pierre intercepting it again.is takes it to the end zone and the ravens win it big time. >> and i think we showed those guys we could take the shots down field. we were making moves that we would push the corners back and that hepped us to do things later on in the game. we came up a little lax and you know, we let them stay in the game, you know, in the nfl team, you can't do that and you know, and when we have a goal, you know, and you know, for the ravens, you no, you have to go out and play better. >>> and the ravens are back at home taking on the bucs. the kick off at 4:15. >>> and there were so many fans yesterday in charlotte, they said it was like playing at home. >> it was so obvious, that the tv guys commented on it. you could imagine what it sounded like. bobby nick, he's only missed a hand full of away games, he said it was the strongest raven's take overever. >>> well, the next is with the buccaneers. and the two teams at 7-3. that's next week at the russell street coliseum. >> let's take a look at th

pierre has also been with pittsburgh and arizona. passes in his eight-year career. he will start against the ravens on sunday. >>> at practice in owings mills today, ravens look. the speedy receiver was used on a couple of end-of-round runs. stalworth glad to be involved. even if it means running the ball. >>> it was fun. the guys did a good job of blocking. and it was fun and exciting as the week goes on. i could go out and have more, rals of what it is. >>> coach john harbaugh says stalworth is a candidate to serve as punt receiveir. it's something he hasn't done, though nfive years. >>> david reed will return kickoffs to the ravens. >>> you can see the clash from carolina, here on wjz. coverage tick kicks off at 1:00. >>> coming up next hour, welcome news for maryland football coach, ralph friedgen. i'll tell you why he feels secure tonight. >>> plus, baseball awards its top pitcher. and i'll have all of that hed in sports at 6:00. >>> bernie madoff made the biggest headlines with his $65 billion ponzi scheme. butta all over the c

that was filled by democratic henry pierre. the caucuses will line up with 52 democrats and 28 republicans. that is the strongest majority the democrats have had no a couple of decades, i think. in the senate, there was no real change. the one competitive seat had been formerly held -- or had been held by a republican, and that was the 12th senate district in the central valley. the incumbent is off to congress and the race to replace him was between two candidates. that didn't change the proportions in the caucus. there will be two special elections. in the 28th district we had the sad passage of the incumbent, vacating the seat a couple of days before the election. nevertheless, the electorate elected to fill the seat. it will now go into special election. in the first senate district, roger neli, a sitting assembly republican squared off against ted gaines in the primary. gaines is now going to go against democratic rancho cordova kell cooley. he is a very experienced sacramento hand if he is able to pull off. supervisor mar

pierre and let the fun begin, folks. this is just the start of it.cuts back and option pitch to dawan landry. ray lewis returns one for a touchdown and ravens win 37-13. they are 7-3. still tied with the steelers in the a.f.c. north. ed reed is absolutely amazing. we will hear from derrick mason, ed reed and john harbaugh at 6:25. wild game in foxboro. peyton manning and tom brady hooked up again. this is like ali and frazier of the nfl. first quarter time brady to wes welker. 7-0 new england. third quarter, this guy is becoming a real weapon for the patriots. danny woodhead all of 5'9". tougher hard-nosed undrafted free agent and it is 28-14. but you knew peyton manning would come back and he did. even though his team is decimated, manning to blair white, 31-28. colts are driving and they are in field goal range but manning makes a mistake. james sanders picks it off. 31-28 patriots win. eagles over the giants 27-17. ravens back home sunday against the bucs. 4:15. schedule says 1:00 but it is a 4:15 start. >> good team this year. >> yes rb, shut out

pierre thomas, abc news, hastings, minnesota. >> a lot of impact already.re's a city council in west virginia that's already put notice on the table to ban the sale of the stuff. that may spark a national trend here in addition to what the fda is doing. >> it's already been banned in 12 states. i think the bottom line right now is it's very hard to be a parent. between this and four loko and all these things that are legal. it's really hard to keep an eye on your kid and you have to be adamant about it. >> you don't know about it until it becomes a problem, it's even harder. >>> a real-life drama for leonardo dicaprio. >> and the dramatic final competition on "dancing with the stars." "skinny's" coming up. >>> well, if you missed "dancing with the stars" last night, and most people probably didn't, here is a quick recap. we wanted to show you the three remaining contestants. of course the finale is coming up soon. here's how they did last night. ♪ >> so of course the results will be announced on tuesday evening's show until the final three await their fate.

pierre. he was a backup with the ravens in 2005, 2006.ver played in a regular season game for baltimore. but as seen her, he -- here, he did play in some exhibition games. he's been with pittsburgh and arizona. also, he's thrown a total of five passes. brian st. pierre will start against carolina and the ravens sunday. >>> donte stallworth. used a couple of end of the round runs. even if it means running the ball. >>> it was fun. the guys did a really good job of blocking it. you know, it was fun and exciting. as the week goes on, hopefully to get my role expanded a little more on this offense. as i can go out and help more, regardless of what it is. i just enjoy being out there and helping teammates out. >> coach john harbaugh says stalworth is a candidate to also serve as punt returner. >>> they are heavy favorites. coverage kicks off sunday at 1:00. >>> college football news. has coach ralph friedgen is expected back. maryland's new athletic director says friedgen gets this. terps still in contention for the acc title. the maryland bas

do not care what a person's sexual orientation is and that what matters is how they do their job pierre >> any person that i know that serves in the military -- their job. >> any person that i know that serves in the military has never spoken against gays in the military. >> we spoke with one member who does not want to appear on camera who says that they are not surprised that the military to not mind serving next to someone who is gay. >> i think it is dangerous for that person. i think it is dangerous for that unit. >> but advocates are saying that throughout history, they have been under pressure to change. >> what you do in the military, as secretary gates knows and so does the marine commandant, you salute, you get on with the mission, or you get out. >> democrats have not yet revealed whether they planned to push a vote to lift the ban on their return to a lame duck session next week. but if the ban is lifted, everyone in the military will fall in line and follow orders. >>> vice-president joe biden paid tribute today to those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. the vice presid

pierre. ravens threw for 301. helping baltimore get the 7-and-3.aining tied with the pittsburgh steelers. >>> check this out, 48 degrees outside right now. mild start to the day. it's a dark shot, only looking at a couple street lights in the parking lot. watch the actual added glare if you will. little haze around those lights. sign of the building fog across the region, that is the case this morning, while we're looking at satellite radar composite, it doesn't look that impressive. there's dense fog advisories to our south and west this morning. around town we have fog and drizzle to contend with. we'll get up to 61, little bit of late day sun, one more warm day before thanksgiving. we'll talk about that coming up. fog hanging over the beltway this morning. we have warnings in place. fog warnings at the bay bridge, keep that in mind. drizzle adding for slick conditions. west side of the beltway, liberty road. traffic moving all around. one accident on the top side of the inner loop. single car crash, vehicle went into the jersey wall. traffic is

pierre. wait for it, wait for it, not it, trust us though, it happened. pitched the ball, to devonne landry for the score. here's the pick, going from the 30, to the 25. hot potato, there you go, devonne, you take it into the end zone. next play from scrimmage for carolina, ray lewis getting in on the act. rambling 24 yards for a score. joe flacco, 301 yards and a touchdown. 7-and-3 and remains high with pittsburgh atop the afc north. >>> warm air trying to push back into the region after a really nice but cool weekend. as a result, really thick fog during the morning hours. winds out of the southeast. that's helped to add in moisture. watch the wind shift. once the morning fog burns off, much more thick down towards the west and south. we push in the southwesterly flow. through the overnight and tuesday, we start pumping in warm air. next cold front, late tuesday afternoon and evening. watch the long arrows and strong wind build in as we head through wednesday. we'll cool down briefly midweek. another surge of warm air, thanksgiving and on friday. 33 in

intercepting brian saint pierre. ed reid on the lateral all the way for the touchdown. ravens win it and improve their record to 7 and 3. and the fan camera. do you think they are positioned for a run deep into the playoffs. if they win they add on to the momentum. that should carry them. >> if were you watching, we know we're strong enough to make it to the playoffs. yes. i think they're ready. >> i'm rooting for the ravens. keep going. >> they need a few more pieces but i think they're close. they are coming together. >> it was a kind of game you dream about. they're making a run for the playoffs. >> they are back home on sunday against the surprisingly tough buccaneers. bucs 7-3. we're still whacko for flakyo. >> we are. we better explain your formality this afternoon. today was not just another manic monday for ron. >> just another manic monday... oh, which it was sunday oh, that's my fun day. that's ronsoning this was the 12th annual held at fells point. hundreds showed up. after a week of voting barbara hospital. >> that's ron singing. this was the 12th annual at

saint-pierre? you will have six minutes. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen of the board. i definitely appreciate your time. i am not going to take this entire six minutes. a lot of things have been brought to bear on the issue of whether or not this is going to raise safety concerns for children, or potentially endanger the community. first and foremost, one of the primary attributes of mr. schoepp and the bay area compassionate health network is that they want to be active members of the community. as part of setting up this process, they did have regular weekly outreach meetings to the community, and made a si

. >> it was a conservative prime minister pierre rachael ray said that most people have never had it so good. the current prime minister was assessing flood damage but them. >> and he is apologized for it. he is not a member of the government. >> and no end to the media storm, a couple of hours later, the prime minister has accepted it. >> when he appointed it, he has been to be brutally honest. >> [unintelligible] >> i think his remarks are disgraceful. many people struggling with the consequences of the recession and the spending are offended by his comments projects. it was a political error that cost him the job. >> a special meeting at the vatican has called for rapid and comprehensive plans to protect children from pedophile priests. pope benedict part in a meeting with 150 cardinals. the groups represented of these victims and expressed disappointment, saying the church stopped making symbolic gestures. >> it may seem surprising to some california, but the founder of playboy magazine has been given to literary awards. t --wo literary awards. he went to the famous playboy mansi

pierre and with his first career start.only thrown five passes before this game. 88 yards, 20-13. the ravens lead and put things away. you knew at some point that what happened today. he gets to running for the lateral. he had a 10-yard shot to landry who finishes off the plate. it is a 30-13 reagan's lead. his next pass was right to re louis. -- it is a 30-13 raven's lead. it was in for the touchdown. .7-13 was the final perio tampa is at home in seven days. the texans in north jersey with the jets. this is the fourth quarter. passes into the hands of kevin bentley. it gets to the tent. 27-23, houston. it is still time for the jets. it is the second straight week he hauls in the game winner. new york remains charmed. the texans stay cursed. the maryland man lose two basketball games and one football game. finally, the fans can share. the maryland hockey team won national championship game no. 7. it was a thriller in college park. they beat the heels 3-2. that is the same score by which they lost to carolina in 2009 for the

pierre gets the call. they say you are the starting quarterback. >> when is the last time he played? >> he's never started a game. he never started an nfl game. he was drafted in 2003. he hasn't played. >> we'll see how it turns out. we're going to have more top stories when "cnn saturday morning" continues. now, the good doctor. >>> good morning. i'm dr. sanjay gupta reporting from kobe japan. converged to discuss an important topic, urbanization. more than half the world's population live in cities. that number is expected to grow. a lot of attractions to living in the city, but health challenges, as well. how do you disaster proof your city? what about the air we breathe. the sights and stimulations, what is that doing to your brain. we have the problems outlined and more importantly, the solutions. let's get started. >>> we start with the startling statement, the air in many cities around the world is simply too dirty to breathe. in fact, more than a billion people around the world are breathing in tox

pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> now here's a look at your monday forecast.t day in the northwest from showers from portland to seattle and northern idaho. thunderstorms along the gulf coast in texas, louisiana and mississippi. showers around miami, ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. >>> 70s in dallas, new orleans and atlanta. a chilly 48 in new york. 50s in chicago, omaha and much of the nation's midsection. phoenix will climb to 85, boise 60 and seattle 58 degrees. >>> in sports news, the texas rangers are now gasping for air, down three games to one in the world series. >> it was such a good game when we won. the one bright spot of the game came at the beginning, that's when the father and son former presidents we're calling team bush pulled up to the pitcher's mound on a golf cart to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. >> the elder mr. bush was a little wobbly on his feet so mr. bush did the honors. he fired off a no-bounce pitch into the glove of nolan ryan. >> such a cool moment. as they were leaving approaching the infield, san francisco's outfielde

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: as the situation in germany unfolds, u.s. officials aren't very concerned about it until they find out what is going on. as the debate continues in washington, about the enhanced security measures, we have sobering news why they were implemented in the first place. these tsa photographs obtained by abc news show that passengers are still trying to smuggle contraband onboard airplanes. look at it. from marijuana, and jack daniels, to ceramic knives, caught by body-scanners. and the new procedures, including patdowns, were done in part because of major gaps in security. government inspectors have been able to routinely sneak banned items, including weapons and bomb components, past screeners. >> it was largely because we were not being thorough enough in our patdowns. >> reporter: and the new tsa administrator told congress, the failed christmas day underwear bombing attempt, and ongoing intelligence about the threat against airplanes, pushed him to act. some passengers are complaining the new measures go too far. this confront

it interests all over the field for carolina and the coach has elected to go with brian saint pierre at quarterback. he was not invited to anyone's training camp. he has five career passes. that is that. even so, the ravens maintain the company line. >> you know that it is for to be and when -- be a win. if you go out and did not play well, you will lose. >> they held their own. madison square garden saw them needing to do more than compete. 28-23 in lionize. the new york kidd slammed home a, 40-36. he landed home three of his own. the freshman point guard had a team high 17. 80-76 with your final tonight. smith put together a nice team for minnesota. dexter stripling, rise and shine. he made all of his shots. there were five triples. 72-67 final. he is a threat at any time. 89-86 final. the freshman missed three games for the season and he will miss nine, total thanks to an involvement with a manager. that story is just in. we go first to pick things up. this was the first of two on the night. this was a horrible angle and they somehow beat the blast. they took the opener 10-6. plea

crashing that led to o'clock in the afternoon plotkin all of the lanes on martin luther king drive pierre and all this wet weather is saturated soils and is believed to be the cause behind all of this tree is operating. while low drivers are heard this time it was a close call for the crews inside a lot and villains. >> read before entry collapse they heard a crackling sound and it is them by a few seconds. in front of their experience you're lucky that nobody got hurt. >> wet roads made it tough going for a driver's to get around. conceived in picking up sheets, the literature of sheet along the great highway and here the oakland didn't see another, this one in policy and way, it is so big that it is even coming up over the sidewalk making it tough on pedestrians to. and see caltrans crews tried to fix the problem ended also flooded the on ramp to the northbound 180. they tried to use a giant vacuum on wheels to drained of the and and what a you're looking at now is one of the many accidents that cropped up on the freeway, you concede that highway sign that was in effect for the drivers

pierre brantome, chronicler of the times, described the prince as "young and gallant, "affable, full of grace and majesty, so much that everyone began to love him." francois returned from italy passionate about the ideas and art of the italian renaissance, and he brought with him the renaissance giant leonardo davinci. davinci lived his last few years in francois' manor house in amboise, le clos luce. here he designed flying machines and worked on francois' plans for new castles. today, davinci's house is a museum with models of his designs. during his reign, francois moved from chateau to chateau. some 18,000 courtiers followed him on horseback. he brought all his gold and silver, his tapestries and furniture with him. francois liked to hunt, so he built a little hunting lodge called chambord. the largest of the loire chateaus, chambord is a jewel of renaissance design, in which davinci had a hand. this modest lodge has 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and 13 main staircases. from the glorious roof terrace, francois' court watched the start of the hunt, festivals, and great tournaments. i

jason pierre-paul offside penalty also very big. 19 yard line. will blackmon. up to the 38 with 16 seconds remaining. >> cris: but in reality, these two teams meet again and effectively the philadelphia eagles held serve at home so, you know, that is way these divisional games go sometimes. but the giants did have a great opportunity to come in and steal one. their defense hung tough for so long until their offense woke up in the second half and then just made too many mistakes down the stretch. >> al: vick 24 for 8 and 258 yards. no touchdowns. no interceptions. so he a has now gone through 11 of the season. he missed three games with a rib injury but no interceptions. manning will run to the sideline. that takes 8 of the 16 seconds off the clock. 191 passes without an interception, longest streak in franchise history. jeff garcia owned that streak. >> cris: been since 2006 now that mike vick has thrown an interception. he wasn't what he was in washington last week. but good enough to get the "w" tonight. >> al: second and four. and that is going to be interce

saint-pierre? you will have six minutes. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen of the board. i definitely appreciate your time. i am not going to take this entire six minutes. a lot of things have been brought to bear on the issue of whether or not this is going to raise safety concerns for children, or potentially endanger the community. first and foremost, one of the primary attributes of mr. schoepp and the bay area compassionate health network is that they want to be active members of the community. as part of setting up this process, they did have regular weekly outreach meetings to the community, and made a significant effort to visit almost all of the merchants on the tereval corridor to at least discuss the issue with them -- the taraval corridor to at least discuss the issue with them. i think the potential for danger are not going to play out. one of the specific conditions granted by the planning commission is that the permit for this facility would be up for a rehearing within six months after granting in order to address any specific concerns. that is where i thi