when we sat down to talk in his cell, randall seemed to only have one concern. how his shaved head looked on camera. >> there's no lint on my head or nothing? >> no, you're fine. >> i'm cool. i got a gang out of it. i don't want to be shining. i'll be shining like money. >> when you interview people in prison, you know they are in there for a good reason. and when you meet them, sometimes they're very likable. they might even be somebody you think you could be friends with. but sometimes you end up hearing a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> originally i came to jail february 21st, 1981, convicted in san bernardino county for murder/robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i have been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood in southern california, my mother and father tried to move to pomona to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved there, it's mostly a middle-to-u

thank so much randall. randall ely, of the edgar j. lomack company. >> susie: fashion week has been taking place in new york city this week. the shows are invitation-only, and give celebrities and fashion writers the first glimpse of a designer's newest collection. nanette lepore was one of the nearly 100 designers featured at the event. if you don't know who she is, you could soon be seeing her name in a well-known, national department store chain. erika miller reports from the runway. >> reporter: the colors are bright, the prints bold, the fabrics soft and delicate. designer nanette lepore says the inspiration for her latest collection came from a vase. >> i was inspired by the porcelain room at the charlottenburg palace in berlin. some of the dresses toward the end of the show just look like they are made of glass because of the organza and the nylon takes the dye and the color, and it's just really fun to work with. >> reporter: in the world of high fashion, lepore's clothing line is relatively affordable. dresses typically range

he's randall eley, president of the edgar j. lomax company. mark zuckerberg is famous for coming up with the idea for facebook in his dorm room. so, how do entrepreneurs and successful companies know when they've found the next big thing? tonight's commentator says sometimes, things just click. he's frans johansson, author of the "click moment: seizing opportunity in an unpredictable world." >> many companies use strategy to get ahead when all evidence points to the fact that careful planning does not always lead to success. if we're honest with ourselves, human beings recognize that randomness and serendipity-- basically luck-- have a huge role in whether we will succeed or not. look at diane von furstenberg. the inspiration for her famous wrap dress happened when she was watching julie nixon on tv wearing a simple matching skirt and top. in that moment, she had an idea- - why not combine the ensemble into a single dress? the iconic wrap dress was born. and howard schulz changed the course of starbucks when he experienced his first cafÉ latte

. >>> i'm randall pinkston with the latest on the battle over how to hon nor the victims. >>> by the way -- to honor the victims. >>> by the way we are going to air the u.s. men's open championship today beginning at 4:00 p.m. until 6:30. the cbs evening news will begin at 6:30. you can watch 9news now at 7:00 p.m. and 11:00 tonight. >>> tomorrow is the eleventh anniversary of the terror attacks on the united states that killed nearly 3000 people. in new york, the memorial at the world trade center has been open for a year, but unfinished business continues to raise difficult questions. randall pinkston has more now, from new york. >> reporter: four and a half million people have come to visit the footprints of the twin towers. memorial president joe daniels says the response has been phenomenal. >> they step on this very ground, where all that tragedy took place, and they see it transformed into a place of beauty and inspiration. >> reporter: but the site is still a work in progress. a budget battle has delayed the opening of the museum. curator january ma'am -- curator jan ramirez

i randall pinkston at the u.n. with that story coming up. >> on the losing credibility? the controversial call by replacement referees that has nfl fans and players steaming. >> and lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center, lots of hi, i'm amy for downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters, here with my favorite new intern, jimmy. mmm! fresh! and it's been in the closet for 12 weeks! unbelievable! unstopables! i'll show you how! ♪ just shake them into the washer i can't believe this lasts 12 weeks! neither can they. so you're going on tour to prove it. downy unstopables. follow jimmy's unstopables tour for free samples on downy.com. >> a wild fire that destroyed more than a dozen homes in san diego county is now only smoldering but gusty wind could push it back to life. cal fire says the fire burned four square miles near campo, near the mexican border. the fire is 55 percent contained after destroying 20 homes so far and another 25 are threatened. >> it is heartbreaking, >> it is hard. we do not have anything to come back to. >> firefighters yesterday found a body of a

let's separate reality from some of the hype here randall. help us understand what the options market is telling us about this, as you told me earlier, "runaway freight train" that is apple today. > > the options market is suggesting a high level of complacency. i have to get a little technical to explain that. the out-of-the-money puts are trading at the same level as the out-of-the-money calls. normally in stock options, out- of-the-money puts trade higher than out-of-the-money calls. that's because there's a natural demand imbalance for puts, for protective reasons, and a natural supply imbalance in calls, for the covered writers. when the two get at the same price, that's called a "flat skew." it suggests complacency. it suggests that nobody believes apple can ever go down again. > > so a flat skew in a roaring stock like this, is that common in an equity play? > > no. it's remarkably uncommon. it is a danger sign. > > all right, so what are you building for some protection here on the bottom end and the top side? > > ok, here's my idea:

. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in

randall pinkston, cbs news. >> the a.t.f. says it is now recalibrating how it does business. >>> an associated pris investigation found the d.c. government is taking a portion of workers' retirement contributions to pay for what it calls administrative expenses. the ap report says the government is dog this on -- is doing this without telling the employees. it takes a portion of the balance and returns it to the city. it reportedly amounts to $212,000 in the most recent fiscal year. the money is supposed to cover the cost of overseeing retirement plans. according to the ap, part of the money pays for an annual audit by the accounting firm founded by jeffrey thompson. thompson has been a figure in a wide ranging federal investigation into corruption in d.c. government. >>> if you're treated at the monarch med spa during the last six weeks, you're being asked to contact a doctor. the spa was shut down yesterday after a health department investigation found three lipo patients developed severe strep a. one ended up dying from th

randall pinkston in charlotte north carolina with more on the final night of the democratic national convention. >>> we will hear from joe biden this week to take care of that tonight the president obama will talk about taxes we've seen an excerpt he said voters face a clear choice for a fundamentally different vision where america should go. final day of the democratic convention packed with star power. ♪ >>> they gear up for president obama's to except his nomination >>> he will not get at the ball park >>> the president has a lot to show for his first term as and the show that to voters >>> he must give a complete list of his accomplishments it is an extremely long list >>> president obama expected to focus on the economy vernon blackwell says he deserves more time to help unemployed americans >>> he needs to finish the work that he started >>> campaign advisers say president obama will bring a positive message to the audience and talk specifics about building a stronger middle- class. he was supposed to speak from bankamerica stadium he think thousands of volunteers who were supp

randall is in charlotte with details. >> crews are tearing down the stage at bank of america stadium where president obama was supposed to accept his party's nomination. the threat of severe weather forced convention planners to move thursday's program inside. >> we don't want to sit outside and he's in the middle of the speech and it's pouring down rain. it makes sense. >> more than 65,000 people plan to be there. >> oh my god, you don't know how many disappointed people there are. there are so many people that are coming down just for that event. >> the president arrived in charlotte today and will speak from the time warner cable arena. georgia delegate, al williams, says the smaller venue won't take away from the president's message. >> it didn't work out, that means we have to be four times as enthusiastic tomorrow night. >> randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >>> mitt romney took a break from his debate prep to visit with voters. he chatted about the economy, but dodged questions about whether or not he had watched the first lady's speech last night. his running meat, congre

randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >> we will have continuing coverage of the democratic national convention on line at cbssf.com including live streaming video plus twitter and photographs from reporters in charlotte, right on cbssf.com. >> today's jefferson award winner help students make their college streams come true. >> potential campaign plans for gavin newsom? next, the one racy is not talking about. >> and already a live look at the festivities, still to come, the annual bell ringing contest making some noise in san fransisco. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> lt. gov. gavin newsom is saying for the first time that he will run for governor in 2014 if jerry brown does not seek reelection. he told the los angeles times that of jerry brown declines " i had every intention of running ". otherwise he will support jerry brown, he will not talk about a u.s. senate run saying that his background is better suited to the governor's office. >> it is been a good day for stocks on wall street in a big way, let's take a look at the big board to see how the dow was doing today, up 212 points, this fo

randall pinkston has the latest now from charlotte, north carolina >>> president obama returns to the democratic national convention stage tonight to accept his party's nomination for a second term in the white house. he made a surprise appearance last night hugging bill clinton after the former president's rousing endorsement. >> i want to nominate a man who's cool on the outside but who burns for america on the inside. >> reporter: tonight president obama will present his plans for the ne four years. former governor and dnc chairman ed wendell expects the president to talk specifics. >> the president has to add some details in contrast to what governor romney did sketching out a broad vision without any details, without any meat. >> reporter: the chance of severe weather forced organizers to move the acceptance speech from a large outdoor stadium to this indoor arena, but democrats say this smaller venue won't take away from the president's message. clinton's speech took direct aim at the republican charge that president obama has failed to fix the economy. >> no one could have full

to former fed governor randal, and advisory joannie, who they make on this, randal, how big of an impact>> this is important, average americans have not made progress over last few years, some is due to statistics because average households a little bit smaller overtime. also we have more people on lower incomes but living off their savings, this is a mayor challenge and makes people feel uncomfortable. neil: what is interesting that goes into this, our portfolio our income, president will argue, well, yes, tech neckly but in the -- technically but in the last few months we've been picking up steam, will that be enough? >> i don't know, if comes back to how people are feeling. you know, we saw this week that consumer spending was also up. but inflation it even its out, and you know gas prices, have been the reason why consumer spends super people having to pay more for food. i -- so to look at the people are having to dip into their savings, and really take money out of their pocket, they are not making as much money, they are not keeping up with inflation, their confidence will not be g

in charlotte i'm randall pinkston, back to you. >> thank you, randall. >>> coming up a bit later in our broadcast, the one-on-one conversation with the maryland's delegate. we've got live questions for them live at the dnc in charlotte. >>> in the meantime mitt romney making a surprise appearance today, visiting a few veterans who work on the phones for him. romney is focused primarily for next month's debate. v.p. paul ryan is out there campaigning very hard. he told supporters in colorado to get ready for more plans for big government in president obama's speech tonight. >> their convention actually began with a tribute to big government. they said government is the only thing we all belong to. our objectives are very clear. >> romney will take the country to a new division and it is up to voters to decide. >>> a guilty verdict in the peterson trial. they found the former police officer guilty of murdering his third wife. her body was found in her bathtub back in '04. originally they thought it was an accident, but later they reclassified it after peterson's fourth wife, stacey peters

randall pinkston has more. >> reporter: the bell rang at exactly the moment when the first plane hit the twin towers 11 years ago. then again 17 minutes later for the second plane. >> we love you so much. >> reporter: family members read the names of the victims. >> and my father jeffrey john jeer giordano. >> reporter: 2700 people were killed here at the trade center. >> i love you rick, miss you terribly, your dad always. >> reporter: james hargry came to the ceremony with his children to remember his brother timothy. >> it's his grave site. we never recovered any remains. he's here somewhere. >> reporter: if there's any silver lining to the sad day, it's the break in the stalemate over the 9/11 museum. construction can resume at the end of the month. the politicians who announced the agreement came for the ceremony but were not invited to spe. memorial president -- speak. memorial president joe daniel says that kept the focus on the families. >> we thought it was very, very important to make sure and remind people this is about the victims. it's appropriate and it keeps the focus

randall pinkston is in charlotte with that. >> crews are tearing down the stage at bank of america stadium where president obama was supposed to accept his party's nomination. the threat of severe weather forced convention planners to move thursday's program inside. >> oh my gosh. you don't know how many disappointed people there are. there are so many people all over the country that are coming down for that event. >> the president arrived in charlotte this afternoon and will now speak from the time warner cable arena. >> where day two of a convention is already underway. >> this election, please join me in standing by barack obama. help our president show that in america, freedom equality are for all of us all of the time. >> bill clinton will be here tonight to place president obama's name and nomination for a second term. >> bill clinton carries a lot of weight in this country. and this day in the game, we need all the help we can get. >> focus on the economy. >> i think that the person people, when it comes to the economy, have faith in bill clinton. i think his approach and policies

randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >> president obama will end his road to charlotte tour with a stop in virginia tomorrow. he plans to be in norfolk in the morning for an event with students at norfolk state. mitt romney is taking a few days off from the campaign trail for the long weekend. his running mate congressman paul ryan held a rally in south carolina today. >>> a ground swell of support on twitter today for this guy, for clint eastwood's discussion with an empty chair during last week's republican national convention. the hashtag empty chair day was one of the top trending topics by mid-morning and was attached from everything to empty beanbags to empty lawn chairs with makeshift teleprompters. you can stay connected to everything related to the presidential campaign and of our local elections at www.wusa9.com -- and our local elections at www.wusa9.com. >>> it was an emotional day at edgewater, maryland, as the body of a navy seal killed in afghanistan returned home. people lined route 2 south of annapolis to honor naval special warfare officer first class patrick seek

randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >>> republican mitt romney is spending his day in new hampshire preparing for the presidential debates. >>> today is the last day of summer vacation for most youngsters in northern virginia. it is back to school tomorrow for students in arlington, fairfax, prince william and stafford counties of as well as the cities of alexandria, falls church, fredricksburg and manassas. >>> in arlington county, some parents are upset that their youngsters will not be able to take the bus. they say they were notified last month that arlington public schools are getting rid of 12 bus stops. some parents are concerned that their children will have to walk nearly a mile to gliebe elementary school and across some busy roadways. the move affects about 1,000 students. arlington's superintendent says that the change was necessary because growing enrollment was causing the bus system to become overloaded. >>> a labor day tradition kicked off this morning in kensington. the 45th annual labor day parade and festival started on flyers mill road -- plyers mill road and hea

. >> but as cbs' randall pinkston reports, the group says it's still fighting for the 99%. >> reporter: supporters of occupy wall street returned to new york's financial district monday to mark the movement's first anniversary. >> we are here. >> reporter: hundreds of activists raised their voices and carried signs hoping to drum up the kind of support they had a year ago. several protesters clashed with police. more than 150 people were arrested as marchers tried to block busy intersections. >> unfortunately sometimes you need to get out of the street, make some noise and really disrupt the morning flow of traffic in order to really get your point across. >> reporter: mark brae is an occupy organizer. he says today's movement is much about fighting foreclosure and high student interest rates as it is about greed. >> it's about how corporations and financial institutions have too much power. >> reporter: one year ago this small park in new york's financial district was full of occupy protesters sleeping in tents. this year activist protests are welcome. sleeping protesters are not. som

randall pinkston, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on a tuesday, royal photo fight. a court rules today in the privacy case involving those topless photos of the duchess of cambridge. this is the "morning news." f cambridge. this is the "morning news." [ clock ticking ] [ male announcer ] there's a better way... v8 v-fusion. vegetable nutrition they need, fruit taste they love. could've had a v8... vegetable nutrition they need, fruit taste they love. - hugs from beneful baked delights... - [ barks ]rs ] are crispy, oven-baked dog snacks with soft savory centers, made with beef and cheese. beneful baked delights: a unique collection of four snacks... to help spark play in your day. we serve more than starters. we serve igniters. and now, so can you. introducing succulent dumplings and crispy spring rolls. ignite the night with p.f. chang's home menu appetizers. find them near our frozen meals. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally unders

i'm randall pinkston with the story coming up. >>> 9news now is sponsored in part by michael and son.f you can't, we can. ó 0 >>> as you know, today marks 11 years since the terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people and around our nation, people stop to remember the horror and the loss. >> randall pinkston is in new york city where a ceremony was held where the twin towers once stood. >> derek, throughout the region and throughout the country, family members of 9/11 victims came here to pay tribute, but they say they are also coming to remind the nation and the world so that no one forgets what happened september 11, 2001. thousands gathered at the footprints of the twin towers as family members read the letters names of the victims. died north tower. she and her sister come here each year. >> with the collective grieving and only another 9/11 family member understands what it's like. >> sandra understands. she lost both of her sons at the bond trading firm. >> on the 144th floor and the 106th floor and they both died there. >> public memorial here has been open for a year. the t

randall's island and spread smallpox to other people. god forbid we had to face these choices. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner ♪ >> these things are here and if americans do stay up at night worried about them, i would say let the government worry more, rely on the fact that the chance of it happening to you are very small, but if you're worried about it, you're not worried about it for irrational reasons. are you worried about it for real reasons that exist in the world. >>> it has been a brutal week for mitt romney in the wake of his 47% comments. will the release of his 2011 tax returns help change the conversation? has it already? will it put any questions about his finances to rest? 0ñ@ñfÑ >>> what happened aboard ann romney's jet and how the crew handled it, ahead. >>> welcome back. we're all politics now. mitt romney's campaign released his 2011 tax returns today. you probably heard that. showing he made $13.7 million last year in mostly investment income, and paid an effective tax rate of 14.1%. the campaign also released

randall apartments and stores indoor and outdoor parking.ted, orticketed, this private property. is who is doing the tickieting is causing controversy. a person parked their car and one of the outdoor spaces. it was not issued by police, the colonial parking garage. the driver asked is this even ?egal residents what -- wondered the same. the violation drum up a bad response. readers wrote, sounds like an attempt to weasel a few more usings out of people by fear. s fishy.nd like a ploy to get money. the $25 ticket says the happened on a public main street. it is a deadline for payment. >> this is not a citation and allowed to issue citations. it is not a violation. is a fee. if not paid, it will show up on on your creditm report. was able to access get home address of ticketed drivers. e is still waiting for a callback. see how long it takes. at the weather situation. getting cool. downright cool. >> it is chilly out there tonight. you will need a jacket. madonna will go on until 10:30. it is quiet and dry. our sky is clear. now at reaganht n

randall's island and spread smallpox to other people. god forbid we had to face these choices. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner ♪ >> these things are here and if americans do stay up at night worried about them, i would say let the government worry more, rely on the fact that the chance of it happening to you are very small, but if you're worried about it, you're not worried about it for irrational reasons. are you worried about it for real reins th reasons that exis world. >>> it has been a brutal week for mitt romney in the wake of his 47% comments. will the release of his 2011 tax returns help change the conversation? has it already? will it put any questions about his finances to rest? [ woman ] it's 32 minutes to go time, and the candidate's speech is in pieces all over the district. the writer's desktop and the coordinator's phone are working on a joke with local color. the secure cloud just received a revised intro from the strategist's tablet. and while i make my way into the venue, the candidate will be rehearsing off of

randall's island and spread smallpox to other people. forbid we had to face these choices. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner ♪ >> these things are here and if americans do stay up at night worried about them, i would say let the government worry more, rely on the fact that the chance of it happening to you are very small, but if you're worried about it, you're not worried about it for irrational reasons. are you worried about it for real reinreasons that exist in the world. >>> it has been a brutal week for mitt romney in the wake of his 47% comments. will the release of his 2011 tax returns help change the conversation? has it already? will it put any questions about his finances to rest? s anything. i had pain in my abdomen... it just wouldn't go away. i was spotting, but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as cervical, ovarian, or uterine cancer. feeling bloated for no reason. that's what i remember. seeing my doctor probably s

luke's, all the way down to randall. 723 is what is nets out. move that down to 8. below 280, there were three or four blocks that would go from 11 to 9. >> this is the proposal we have down before. >> it is the same proposal, correct? >> interested in revisiting? commissioner tidwell: i am not quite understanding. commissioner schreiber: no. commissioner mondejar: no. vice chair lam: no. commissioner leigh: i would be open to hearing the rationale. i am fine either way. commissioner alonso: no. >> we will not hear that set of proposals. ok, that concludes our list. let's take a moment and zoom back out. if you could get population deviations 1-11. >> deviation for district two is that - 5%. deviation for district 3 it is 3.84%. district 4 is -5.6%. deviation for district 5 is 9.6%. deviation for district 6 is 0.96%. deviation for district 8 is 3.47%. deviation for district 9 is 4.8%. deviation for district tennis is -0.87%. deviation for district 11 is 4.94%. >> thank you. giving you a pause for consideration. any final population tweaks? mr. alonso. any final popu

that is the this is the area between cesar chavez and south of randall, between mission and san jose avenue. that is just according to the planning. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so we have one neighborhood list aed. anyone else. all right, moving into district 10. again, the note on the consultants listing gets eliminated, but and the reference to san francisco general hospital eliminated, therefore we have silver terrace, this the valley, the or hollywood, bay view heights, bayview, hunters point, the central waterfront, dog patch. jamie, of those, which should be eliminated because we do not have recognized neighborhoods or public submission? >> we did not have visitation, i believe the same is true of bayview hunters point. mr. pilpel: i would still include them. i think we should recognize them. and i think we should still candlestick properly -- we should spell candlestick properly. >> i don't know if they gave specific boundaries, and is that why it is not recognized? i believe we have kept that as a whole. >> sorry, i believe bayview, hunters point, i was incorrect about that. it should

. >>> we'll take you west of the city limits towards randalls town. this is a downpour and slow moving storm. it is not producing lightning. we have been watching this fired up from edmond to key highway. this is producing heavy rain south of city limits towards brooklyn park. another cell out in edgemere crossing in the chesapeake. keep an eye on lightning. rock hall you saw a heavy downpour. that's weakening. lightning tracker confirmed. there is not much lightning with these cells. nothing detected now. that's good news. you can hear a rumble or two of thunder. seeing heavy downpours. sky cam showing inner harbor. we have heavy rain falling. 80 degrees outside of the airport. humidity way up there at 79%. southeasterly wind 6. 80 in town. 84 d.c. 77 easton. it is about the humidity. dew point values running well in the 70s. we'll classify that as a tropical feel. that will be the case through the evening. 76 8:00. 11:00 it is 73 degrees. 70s waking up. low 80s for tomorrow afternoon. all about shower variety and heavy downpours over the southern po

prince george's county police arrest two men in thee murder of a young mother back antonio randall are charged pith first-degree murder inn the death of kaya wilson, who was shhttto death in hhr oxon pill apartment while her two young children hid under a bed. police believe the kklling was in retribution for another murder that the victim's boyfriend was rumored to havee been involved in. two women areedead.... killed in seperaae shhotinns in the city. tonight, the earch for the suspects. keith daniels, live in cherry hill where police say the victim was shht y a ider she picced up in the neighborhood... keith. keith. karen... we're live on reedbird avenue near....... tto women shot last night within hours of each othhr. poliie believe the woman found here.. may have wooked for a seeaa company. she told police someone she picked uu.. shot her... but iivestiiators don'' believe this was a random attack. they'rr not so sure about shooting. the other shooting. it happened in it happened in baltimore.... a 19-year-old woman shot in the head.was sitting in the a parked car onnsouth augustt

. >> charles: this is the second time tonight we've seen randall goforth with a chance for an interception that got dropped. he'll be doing a lot of ball drills and catches the football in weeks to come. what they like is his ability to get in there. >> gus: from the 20 to nebraska. martinez in the shot jun. martinez over the middle. incomplete. and the cornhuskers will punt it again. >> charles: if it goes time and time began, the accuracy will drop. he doesn't have the clean line sights he did in the first half, thus the accuracy has dropped in a big way. >> gus: maher drives it. manfro lets it go over his head. and the ball will be downed at the 15. time now for this evening's han cook's performance of the game and it goes to who, johnathan franklin, the mayor. becomes the seventh player in ucla history with 3,000 career rushing yards and he's just getting started this season. >> charles: i don't know about him tonight, gus. what about a drop-off in performance? >> gus: first down and ten at the 16. here's damien thigpen. 6:16 to go. nebraska folks, they've got to figure out a way to ge

sliding to the north, wood lawn, randals town, arbutus, owings mills, you are wet. that will continue throughout the day, our temperatures now coming in the 70s. we are quite muggy, quite mild outside this morning, there is your hour by hour forecast, in to lunchtime, temperature coming in at 83 degrees. now a check of the time saver traffic with mike masco. good morning, everybody. it's about debris on the roadway this morning. one crash to report. let's take you to the maps, falls road, impacted due to a downed tree from overnight storms that moved through, near deep run court. be aware of that this morning. both directions on falls road being affect by the tree down. up towards upper, dover road, an accident, pilesville, 136, shut down, the law is on the scene, due to debris on the roadway. we will slide it south of town, a crash on going, working on this one, green castle road. speeds are reduced. there is near maryland 43, volume starting to pick up, drive time looking good. >>> a hazmat incidents in baltimore has police searching for a parkville teenager this

>> i have not been outside since 9:00 a.m., >> thank you randall pinkston.bs news will have special live coverage of the democratic national convention coming up at 7:00, 25 minutes from now. scott pelly anchors from charlotte and you can get real- time updates on cbs sf .com. >> as far as bank robber is go, this one was truly dramatic. the latest on the investigation into an explosive heist in southern california. >>,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >> last night in los angeles on robbers executed a daring and thought out heist that rivals but plots of hollywood movies. it played out with two men in ski masks allegedly coursing a bank manager to rob her own branch. the fbi is on a hunt for the suspects and we turn to melissa mccarthy for the latest on the investigation. >> with added security on site, it is business as usual at the bank of america and east los angeles. this was the scene yesterday after two men, still at large, successfully pulled off an elaborate bank robbery, is hitting with a significant amount of cash. investigators say that they kidnapped and terroriz

randall pinkston, cbs news, the united nations. >> president obama is also campaigning in ohio. a new poll from the washington post shows the president has an 8 point lead in the buckeye state. anita. >>> on thursday, president obama is back in the battleground state of virginia. today, vice president joe biden was in chesterfield. he defended the president's record. president obama with a slight lead over mitt romney in the polls in virginia. today is also national voter registration day. to learn more about what you need to register to vote in our area, go to wusa9.com. lesli,top. >> we have this turn perfection, sot wind blows us in the same direction and the hair is not like this. >> right. >> if we stay this way for a second. >> it's breezy. >> it is breezy. i can hear it. yeah, yeah. >> we'll stay like this. it's nice right now, we see sunshine, but winds hair venger changes. we'll start with temperatures. it's really nice. not as cool as it was yesterday. 76 downtown. 73 in gaithersburg and 75 up into frederick. now the satellite picture and the radar combined, well we're

maybe randall -- media rumble of thunder as it moves on through. sunday should be a beautiful day. a nice finish to be a coming weekend. the forecast amara, still feeling like summertime with southwest winds at 8-20. then the front arrives in the evening. if you are on the bay, you have to watch for thunderstorms and burst of wind. it could be tricky on the open waters tomorrow. in western maryland, high temperatures by sunday are only in the low-50's. after the evening storm tomorrow, the skies clear and there will be a breezy, sunny finish to the weekend. coastal areas, storms do not arrive until tomorrow night but most of saturday should be beautiful. saturday night, the scattered showers move through. for ravens football, look for temperatures in the 60's. sunny skies on monday, partly cloudy tuesday and another cold front in the middle of next week. >> this is the 11 sports. final trip toles' fenway park this year. they have dominated the red sox so far this year, going 5-1 at fenway. this season has seen many unlikely heroes, and one takes the mound tonight, miguel gonzales.

randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley spoke to iowa delegates at the democratic national convention this morning. he urged them to get behind president obama over the next two months. >>> the popular refrain for the republicans is, are you better off than you were four years ago? vice presidential nominee paul ryan was in ohio yesterday, and he criticized president obama's record on creating jobs. and he compared him to president jimmy carter. >> when it comes to jobs, president obama makes the jimmy carters years look like good ole days. if we fired jimmy carter then, why would we rehire barack obama now? >> paul ryan is campaigning in iowa, a key swing state. and mitt romney continues preparing for the presidential debate. >>> concern is spreading on capitol hill where another person has been attacked. this is the second beating in that area in about three weeks. it happened around 2:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a man was mugged by two men near north carolina avenue and 3rd street southeast. the attackers had a gun. they demanded money and they

randall pinkston, cbs news, charlotte. >> what they are doing as a low key week preparing for the presidential debate. they went out to speak to voters today. this time it was a surprised visit to the veteran group working on their behalf in new hampshire. >>> and tomorrow the romney camp will be quoting the female vote in virginia and in leesburg with a woman here, i should say for romney rally at the twin oaks riding academy. after the event, you'll go one- on-one with 9news now. tune in for that interview tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> each year in this country, the hospital, patient, government agencies and the private insures spend $750 billion on wasteful and unnecessary health cause. roughly $0.30 of every medical dollar. so the group that advises the federal government, none other than the institute of medicine, they said that they must be held more accountable for what they will spend and patients must be more savvy. >>> well a bit of a hit for maryland's first three casinos last. the maryland lottery says they brought in about $44.6 million in the month of august, which is down from $48