sound and no poe. we have not seen a recurrence. 4218 mission st., which we are looking at for possible abc issues. it is basically a church that is readying itself out over -- for events. there is no control. we have been working with sfpd and the people and working with the people themselves. there is theho hookah. you will see that there are two minor incidences. there was a drug offense, but that happened outside. because this was venue related, it does follow technically under our per year note. the actual offense happened outside. we had another one at the parlor. the report was a little dubious. somebody was sent to the hospital. it looked like it did not happen there and it may have happened at a different location. and that is about it unless there are any questions. president newlin: thank you. >> you guys have done this before. we have never done it for a hotel. and also, this has gotten a lot of legislation lately, whether it is the alcohol mitigation or other legislation or whenever, i wou

the car he was riding in was in a head-on collision here at the 2010 of west poe as the company and poe tee streets in south baltimore. la could i, a passengers, was thrown from the car and kill. he was a, he was a beautiful person, he was a -- he was always happy and he made everyone around him happy and he was loved by a lot of people. >> reporter: not just by his family but friend. mccoy was an avid skateboarder and at a skateboard park near his home a niege sprayed in the middle. a life of 19 years, mccoy touched many, not deserving his parents say of an accident investigation that took nearly a week before they would learn even basic details. >> we have been told it would take probably several weeks to do the entire investigation and we certainly understand that. but having almost no details for nearly a week was very figure for us not to be able to know anything. >> it was several days before the shares would even learn an off-duty annapolis police officer was driving the other car. they have also yet to receive their son's personal effects like his wallet or cell phone, a delay b

they do have a poe, and it is an older poe, and they do even as very, very rarely. their next event will be able to get in some more real-time sound readings and check and observe how they are doing their events so we can bring them into compliance and also get ahead of impossible problems down the road to deal with that particular venue. also, we have trigger. we have been working with the planning department on the problems with trigger. basically, deputy

>> congresswoman, i thought congressman poe laid it here. there's three issues unless you address all three issues at the same time, you cannot solve the problem. it will just be another photo-op and another chance to pander for congress. congress has got to stand up and do something and the american public -- if there's any message coming out of what looks like it's going to happen in november, it is that the public is tired of congress talking about things and not doing anything. ... you have to do something about 11 million people who broke the law to get here. we will be here talking about this again and again unless you take care of the three problems at once. >> it cannot be only enforcement. i do believe that we are not going to get away from looking at enforcement as the only issue. i will go on fox news if mr. lamar has indicated that you are fair. i think the story needs to be told that you have to be convincing to your viewers. i don't know how convincing you have been to your viewers. you have your story to tell of immigration su

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two montgomery county police %-leave tonight.inistrativey poe one officer went for an apartment. 65-yearrold kareem abdul-jabbar3 alley got into a fiiht. the other officer was called s back up. he died thursday. police tonight are ssill innestigating. >>> it's not just runners tenth annual baltimore running festival. local businesses are getting ready too. more than 22,000 runners are in town for the race bringingga @%onomy. they are beefing up staff to cater to the crowds. >> usually around like 11:00 or 12:00 we'll get mounds of food orders. to eat. -p>> local otelssare cashing n too. %-weekend.out for the entire officials say the rooms began booking up about a monthing aand it eans lots of changes@ for drivers. lauren cooo joins us now with morr. >> the marathon leads to many road closers. the race tarts at 8:00. but ittwill shuu down at 5:30 in theemorning. there will be more road closures in the 7:00 hour. eaatern avenue will also be closed. and another road close newer downnown baltimore the light street shuu down between lumbar street and key highway. parking restriction are in effect

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and the party out of power always has the most poe tenlt message? >> it's why president obama did so well in ohio because he was against republican message. i think there is a lot of that. this is -- i mean, it is easier to be gheans' happening in washington. one other thing i've found talking to voters and i've been going back to ohio for the past several months, maybe economic conditions that are so dire. in some countys the unemployment rate is 27%, a lot of factory closing. you spent sop time with robert strickland. the smallest one he's been to is a couple new employees. but he's trying to talk about that it's improving. they about neck and neck about 43-42. that is good news. he thinks that he can hold on. it's really a -- i mean, the economic conditions they are very bad and across the midwest. gwen: this is what it sounds like from the ground. when members of congress fled this week a little early to get campaigning started, what are they most worried about? >> i think one of the things they're most worried about is they did all of this stuf

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across the poe toe moek, dominion has about 400 customers in northern virginia with no power. has about 170 without power. many marylanders aren't home this morning. floodwaters forced them from their homes yesterday. many roads remain closed today. others have high standing water on them. be careful when out driving today. >>> president obama is expected to announce the departure of his chief of staff today. he is leaving for a chance to be the mayor of chicago. tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with more on this ticipated announcement. this is a big change in the president's inner circle. >> reporter: it is. we have seen others leave th white house in the last few minutes, other members of the president's prominent inner circle. this is not unexpted. chiefs of staff usually serve two to three years. he has been there two years now. he has long said he had an interest in running for mayor of chicago. the white house officially has not confirmed this yet. unofficially it's pretty much auto sured that annocement is coming today, that rahm emanuel is leaving to run fo

right now state-wide, low 50s, these are some cool numbers, poe tucks umm river at 54, 50 in new yorknd off to the west. oakland, deep creek lake low 40s right now. closer to home so to speak, the inner harbor at 55, and even closer, let's take a look at your neighborhood as we zoom in here to the center part of the city. this is a forecast for tomorrow for you, mt. vernon to about 60, federal hill, you should make about 62, and as we take you a little further north and east elkton about 59 or so, looking for about 61, mostly cloudy conditions in aberdeen, most maybe a stray shower, not a lot of rain, better chance they'll come in saturday evening. still a little bit of wet weather working up towards the mid-atlantic. philly getting steady rain as is pennsylvania, but again, across the east. bottom line is large circulation here, area of low pressure, and this is bringing in the rain for much of west virginia, much of pennsylvania, and the heaviest of this now surging up in to new york where there are even some reports of rain mixed with snow earlier, upstate new york. but none of tha

the dow finished the day higher by 1.8%. 29 of the 30 km poe nents finished the day in pots territory. that pretty much on the back of better than expected data from the services sector in the form of the ism services index. and that sent the dow to a five month high. now, i want to share another piece of fantastic news with you. retail experts are forecasting a bit of arosier u.s. holiday shopping system. the national retail federation is frachti iforecasting sales t 2.3%. that would take the total sales number to a level of $447 billion. and that follows the more anemic growth it that we saw in 2009 of an increase of only 0.4%. it is never too early to think about christmas, isn't it? >> no, it never is. we'll keep our eyes on that. thanks so much. still ahead on way too early, our first look at the new most hated team in sports. as a quank k lebron james plays his first game in a miami heat uniform. plus, leaving so soon? bristol palin comes within an inch of her dancing life. but should the american electorate spare her? that story and a check on weather when way too early comes r

and if you are heading to lake tahoe, it will be rain and thunderstorm poe step shall for your sunday. but most higher passes will be impacted by the snow on sunday. highs for your saturday under dry conditions in the south bay, cupertino and 78 and on the peninsula, a mild day. 72 in millbrae and menlo park and coastal areas, you actually will come up a few degrees from the upper 50s of today to the low 60s as we are expecting a little more sunshine near the coast. daily city 61 degrees and downtown san francisco 65. and in the north bay, anywhere from 62 at stinson beach to 80 degrees in cloverdale and calistoga. the east bay communities, you will see the mix of sun and cloudiness as well. 68 in oakland and 73 castro valley. head inland and the temperatures are right where you should be, 81 livermore and 79 in concord. and monterey bay, 67 in monterey and up to 74 in salinas. if you are heading to the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival, a nice looking weekend for that. 61 on saturday and dry, but sunday, could be a few drops. a little cooler and 59 degrees. carry the umbrellas j

we have more on the developing story when texas congressman ted poe joins us later. inside america's news headquarters, fox is where you need to be. countdown to the mid-term elections and the democrats biggest star is hitting the campaign trail. hitting it hard. president obama holding a rally in philadelphia hours from now, trying to fire up his base and avert a g.o.p. wave. that could put republicans in control of the house and some experts are saying possibly the senate. good morning, everyone. i'm jamie colby. great to have you here. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. welcome to a new hour of america's news headquarters for this sunday morning. both the president and vice president joe biden making a joint appearance in the hip-hop concert in the city of brotherly love. can they recreate what propelled them to the white house two years ago? mike emanuel has the latest. what are we expecting to see in philly? >> reporter: well, eric, we expect to see a huge rally to get the youth vote excited again. it was critical to president obama in 2008. there has been a lot of talk i

. >>> earlier today businesses along poe las key highway near roseville avenue found themselves suddenly inundated with fast moving floodwaters, nearby streams filled up quickly forcing water into buildings and chasing people out with very little warning. >> some days it's like this, to me it's amazing, the water just rows real fast before we could even get out. it was a mess. >> a search and water rescue team was deployed and ready to go but thankfully it never had to be used. >> and as always abc 2 news had complete coverage as the rain keeps coming and the waters keep rising. you can get up to the minute water information including the rainfall totals and live doppler radar any time at our web site on abc2news.com. again we'll have the very latest on the situation tomorrow in "good morning maryland" starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> we've got much more ahead coming up on abc 2 news at 11:00 including the latest in the trial of three men accused of murdering a former city councilman. lawyers made their closing arguments, we'll hear what they have to say as the case moves closer to the hands of

its business in russia is growing at a double digit rate speaking exclusively to business r t c o of poe's d.h.l. franc apple says the bric countries of brazil russia india and china off a tremendous potential we see of the moment very healthy growth we see growth above g.d.p. growth our business is really growing faster than g.d.p. at least twice and we see at the moment double digit growth as well i know a business in russia we are very strong to me we are very strong in eastern europe we are very strong in russia we are very strong and that's an american effort wherever you know the growth is you have tremendous growth you know we have been germany brought free percent growth you know you have much more growth so we are there already in all these markets so we benefit and to move the group of people in the for the future for for tension growth in these regions. a russian farmer has claimed spectacular increases in milk production with his new caring approach to cows and it's taking place in the region it's taking place in the region that's earning a reputation for innovative business da

anne makovec on the edgar allen poe-type story at a bay area cemetery. >> reporter: it's not unusual to notice an air of mystery at a cemetery but two human hearts found in jars here at holy cross cemetery in colma have started a statewide police investigation. >> there was a picture in each jar of two different young couples attached to the organs. >> reporter: current photos attached with pins. investigators are working leads on who those couples might be. a groundskeeper found the jars buried in an isolated area barely deep enough to cover them. nearby, partially smoked cigars and candles. >> based on our detectives' investigation and looking into some religious rituals that this is possibly related to santeria. >> reporter: the coroner took the hearts and did a full investigation. >> he did determine they were human and also determined that they had previously been autopsied and there was traces of embalming fluid in them and they had been surgically removed. >> reporter: police say that indicates this was not a homicide. >> we have not connected it to any interment or gravesite

on third street starring at edgar allen poe's house. it was reality itself. "if someone were to ask what's going on, mr. gofield was shot down, nothing you can do. that's what's going on." looking for the american version of the irish boy, he found what he needed and more in the public library, a story of biblical proportions, a story that was not over, not by a long shot, the story of a death and trance figuration of a nation. that's where i'll end. [applause] let's get some feedback folks. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. really, thank you. [applause] thank you very much. anyway, i'm here to answer questions, and we'll be doing signing later on. there's a gentleman with the microphone, if you go to the microphone and ask your questions, we'll help you out. >> you mentioned a connection between bob dylan and -- did he ever -- they set witman's song to music a few months ago. did he ever write a song based on that poetry do you know? >> yes. >> he did? >> yes. >> do you know what song it is in >> the one i think is the one he wrote for a very, very

ted poe of texas.e i name, the more i keep thinking i'm sorry guys for calling you out like this. 'cuz now there is just a hate on you. mike pence of indiana. of course you guys are used to hate. you get it so often. i want you to do this. if you have somebody you trust, if you live in one of the guys' district, call their office. i know demint and bachmann have a website where they are saying these are the guys we want. call their office. who do you need, who do you need? who do you really want? who is there? these guys are in trouble. they are in trouble. demint and bachmann are probably pariahs in their own party, because they don't play ball. we have to stop sending more lions to washington. we have to send a few people to help tease guys with tasers. i'm just saying. taser, lions, what? oh, my. be right back. >> glenn: viewers come in all shape and sizes. here is a shape and size you may not expect. this woman is 20-year-old marisol garcia. she lives in one of the most violent communities along th

poe. >> good morning, maggie. >> clearly, these people are trying to send a message.hat is your response? i mean, these are terrorists who are saying you mess with us, you investigate us, this is what you get. what is your response to them? >> well, that's exactly what they're doing. they are not only trying to send a message to mexico, they're trying to send a message to the united states to back off, that this is their turf, and they want to make sure that they control it and anybody that tries to interfere will pay the price. and, of course, we cannot be intimidated by the zeta cartels or anyone else. and, if anything, the united states ought to give more resources to this investigation. mexico needs to let the united states, also, help them in this investigation. so, we cannot be intimidated but that is their message to the united states and to mexico. >> it seems easy to say we can't be intimidated but you are going to be asking people to risk suffering this same fate. do you think that you'll see any hesitation when you ask people to be part of this investigatio

our correspondent seth doane is at the mine this morning in cope yeah poe chile with the latest. seth, how is it going? >> reporter: good morning, maggie. family members dealt a bit of a setback yesterday when they learned the miners would not be out this weekend. but, deep underground, they are still waiting. and it's evident that they could be out very soon. excitement above ground continues to grow. there's not long to go now, this aunt of a miner said. mobile hospital units were brought to the mine. as were parts of a giant crane to hoist up the miners. both arrivals heightened expectations here, as three separate drills work non-stop to reach the miners. the closest drill now is called plan b. it was the second rescue shaft to be started but uses faster equipment. once the rescue begins, three paramedics from the chillan navy special forces and 13 mining rescue experts will be lowered into the mine to aid in the rescue. they will determine the order in which the miners leave. whoever is first to go will be someone most emotionally able to handle a setback in case there's a p

. >> one day after headlining a campaign rally for martin o'malley, president poe bam ma heads back to prince george's county today. >>> get ready for a weekend filled with station closures, detours and delays. >>> and thousands of federal workers an unexpected day at home. >>> well, it's not a sick day but aftermath of a fire that is keeping employees from going to work at the commerce department building. firefighters evacuated the herbert hoover building downtown last night because of a fire up on the third floor. asbestos abatement kept firefighters from ventilating that because of asbestos particles in the air. firefighters wore full hazmat suits inside and got sprayed down with water when they came outside. today employees have to take administrative leave or work fromome. >>> extra security at amtrak stations but don't worry, it is part of a security test. amtrak is running a security program called rail safe in certaicities. there is no reason for alarm. there is no threat. and the test is not related to the terror alert for americans traveling in europe. >>> planning on taking

so when you have a major ad buy, with something as poe tellly damaging as this level of honesty or dishonesty a very, very, big moment. it is not a new criticism, but a new ad at a very, very critical time. >>shepard: thank you, good of you. a husband and wife went out on the water in a place known for bad drug violence. only one of them came back. the local sheriff says that pirates are responsible. and we are not talking out in the middle of the sea, but right on the mexican border. today, how the drug violence in mexico is getting the spotlight in a strange murder case. stay tuned. [ indistinct cversations ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t and blackberry have teamed up to keep your business moving. introducing the blackberry torch. at&t. rethink possible. >>shepard: and now an afternoon of jet skiing turned into a real tragedy for a couple from the united states after suspected drug cartels shot an american tourist. it happened on lake falcon running along the border of texas and mexico. we are told david hartley and his wife were sightseeing and she says several boats of armed men fired a

conspiracy to manufacture and poe seing with intent to distribute an illegal drug.could land in prison r two decades. >> they were very upset. they knewhey made an awful decision. i'm sure they real ties consequences. >> reporter: inside the dorm room, hazardous materials teams foun a cooler with duct tape containing mason jars with a clear liquid inside and a black suitcase pulled the with ammonia, lighter fluid, gloves, and a turkey baster. it prompted a 12-hour evacuation of 400 students at the dorm saturday morning. is is a former resident at a time. >> i'm not your mother. i'm not here to tell what you you can and cannot do. at the same time, be respectful. don't put yourself or anyone nelson dager. >> reporter: a judge ordered the two remaining dendants to remain in jail without bond pending a hearing scheduled for wednesday afternoon. reporting live from northwest. darcyspencer, news4. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> the university of mary washington is apologizing tonight to residents of fredericksburg, virginia, after an outdoor concert over the w

. >> i think every mother gets pretty concerned about anything that can poe thitentially harm children. after learning that kit contain bacteria, a lot of people say i'll make my own pet food. and the vet said going to could harm ur animal because store bought versions are fortified for dogs and cats. it is a warning out there. i don't think we have to worry about it at every moment but they're saying, take the precautions because you don't really know. >> feed them away from the kitcheand don't put their bowl on the counter ung human utensils et cetera. >> you don't know. you're using the pet food and then there are recall issues after someone gets sick them want us to treat itith safe habits. >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahea she is duke university's most infamous author. a student creates a list rating her sexual partners. now that list has gone viral. >>> a tug-of-war over toilets why organizers are threatening to put pad locks. >>> and how do you fix cell phones that have water damage? >>> computers and other gadgets are a big part of college students' often frantic lives. h

representative poe. that's "special report". bret will be back on tuesday. i'm shannon bream. good night f buy week. then, alabama. oh! >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> your client lied. your client lied. >> it's got her name on it; >> gloria, this is almost dlicialal. >> a lot of people on fox news channel would like her to be. >> stop it don't you do that to me. >> most people believe greta shredded gloria allred on friday night. we will show you what happened and greta will be here. >> you are going to take me out. >> yeah. >> how are you going to do that? >> watch. >> the republican gubernatorial candidate karl will be here. does he regret that exposition last week? >> i think jon stewart is a bigot. >> cnn fires one of its anchor who's says almost everybody is bigoted. >> i see stuff o'reilly and glenn beck do and i say that's very discriminatory. bernie goldberg on that. caution, you are about to enter not spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching under the u. a political hit job exposed. that's the subje

are people that have a divide amongst each other and a divide with the president when it comes to poes are waiting for and those who support him like myself patiently waiting for the results. >> bill: isn't the mosque ground zero controversy there are two things about it that are very fascinating. one, it's very simple. you either think it's appropriate or you don't. and simple issues galvanize the public. okay? that's number one. number two, it's a -- it's an accumulation of things, leslie. the cambridge police harvard professor thing the suing arizona over illegal alien law. the failure to prosecute black panthers for election violations in philadelphia and now the ground zero mosque. all of these are issues that galvanize the attention of the folks. on all of them he has been on the other side of what the polls say. that's the gulf that president has created. am i wrong, dana? >> i think that you are right. and part of it is that we are still a center right nation. possibly, even moving more a little bit slowly to the right. as evidence of the mid terms is any guide. and this -- it'

are people that have a divide amongst each other and a divide with the president when it comes to poesy are waiting for and those who support him like myself patiently waiting for the results. >> bill: isn't the mosque ground zero controversy there are two things about it that are very fascinating. one, it's very simple. you either think it's appropriate or you don't. and simple issues galvanize the public. okay? that's number one. number two, it's a -- it's an accumulation of things, leslie. the cambridge police harvard professor thing the suing arizona over illegal alien law. the failure to prosecute black panthers for election violations in philadelphia and now the ground zero mosque. all of these are issues that galvanize the attention of the folks. on all of them he has been on the other side of what the polls say. that's the gulf that president has created. am i wrong, dana? >> i think that you are right. and part of it is that we are still a center right nation. possibly, even moving more a little bit slowly to the right. as evidence of the mid terms is any guide. and this -- it