good morning. >> reporter: good morning, randall. well, according to that report, this recall is looming, yet another hit to toyota's once stellar image. toyota this morning is denying published reports that it will recall 270,000 prius hybrids. on thursday, the auto giant admitted there are problems with the antilock brakes in the 2010 model. >> it's a weird sensation. it's like you're driving and when you pit a hot hole or some kind of bump, all of a sudden it's just like -- >> reporter: more than 100 prius drivers in the u.s. have filed complaints including four reports of crashes. toyota says the problem has been fixed, but only in vehicles sold since last january. the company is also looking in to two other high blid models including the lexus. it uses the same braking system as the prius. another recall could add to millions of other toyotas already recalled because of sticky gas pedals. >> it's the brick on brick, bad news upon bad news that just kills your reputation. >> reporter: but it's not toyota's reputation congress is

it's going to meet owensville and randalls town probably in the next 10 to 40 mississippi. overall we can see maryland's most powerful doppler radar really starting to highlight where we have that wintry mix and it's tough to delegate because it goes from slow to sleet to freezing rain to snow. all of us will go to snow and we're looking at snowfall totals still on target of my original forecast of 12 to 20 inches. higher amounts north and lower amounts south because of the wintry mix. but what you have on the ground, at least in baltimore we should at least double today and on the eastern shore where you got lighter amounts you will get more and heavy snow may last a little bit longer as the storm cranks and pulls away off of the coast this afternoon. but the main issue, i really think the main issue, regardless of how much you measure and i know that's just for post parity blizzard warning means three hours and 35 miles per hour sustained winds and snowfall at 1/8-inch an hour. we're going to have that most of the day and winds gusting miles per hour. the snow we've alrea

five inches in randals town. hartford county, piles bill-- fost en at. and let's take a look.ltimate six inches. again, they turned over to freezing rain. rain getting into the snow pam. everything that is wet is going to have a problem. baltimore in but -- that's the cold air that come plalings. that pink shaitding back over to the bay. and most of howard and carroll county going to the moderate to heavy snow. the heavier snow bands appear to be falling on top of westminster and el es -- sirve fall leads croce. and we fill it back in. it does relatively stall off the coast. as the snow mover gets moving, there will be. i know there's a line on exactly when. the wind be. the snow tries to push itself off to the east. still an average of 10-20. slightly lower amounts to the south. 6:00 to 12 to amarillo county to the central portions of the eastern shore, including parts of queen anne's county. caroline are you going to be on the -- he hadding as snow even though they had -- the blizzard warning. winds gust up to 30 miles an hour. yes -- freezing rain is rain that falls on the

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. >> randall, do you think he's going to tell us anything about the future of golfing events he might enter? >> i think he will. i think he will apologize to the fans, to his sponsors, to members of the media, to his family, i think he'll tell us as sincerely as he can, as contritely as he can about how he plans to deal with it and then he will address his 2010 plans as it applies to golf. but there have been celebrities deal successfully with scandals and you don't have to go back that far to see celebrity who is stayed ahead of the scandal, who spoke with the american people and stayed in front of it. you can look at celebrity who is did not handle scandal very well. barry bonds, switszer, maguire, those who didn't deal with controversy well at all. ju >> larry: david, what would you advise him to have done? how would you have handled them? >> the dye was cast with the statements on the website and many think that the harsh media coverage that he has endured is the product of media mpay back for him being inaccessible. obviously tiger has been so consistent with his media strategy w

randalls town liberty road. pikesville falls road southbound a crash reported.orthbound falls road we are getting report of multiple cars into ditches. road conditions are getting worse as we progress through the evening. visibility becoming a big problem as you cannot see that well. braking capacity will be diminished take your time. bw parkway northbound route 175 disabled vehicle causing delays. back to you. >> remember abc 2 works for you 4-7. you can track the storm at abc2news.com/weather. or click the weather tab on the home page. >>> let's look at the exclusive weather net. ♪ [ male announcer ] ready to make this year a great year for your small business? ♪ verizon is here to help with everything you need to make the most of every dollar -- and every opportunity. you'll get high speed internet with a dedicated line to your business for consistently fast speeds; free wi-fi access from thousands of hot spots nationwide; plus unlimited calling to customers and suppliers across the country. call right now and we'll include two free extras for an entire year:

these are starting to drop back into the 20's. 33 in randall's down. -- rentals rebel towone town. this is still hovering within a degree or two of freezing. high pressure to our north. this double -- and hovering within a degree or two of freezing. these will merge and become one major storm, just east of norfolk tomorrow morning. as this one strengthens, that is what starts to drag the cold air back in. even if we get a little mixed this evening, as the computer models are trying to indicate, this pink shaded area, that is where some sleet or some rain and mixes in, according to the computer. if that happens this evening, it will be replaced with a burst of snow coming back in from the north and the cold air will be drawn in. we think the heaviest snow will occur after midnight, gng into don tomorrow, going into the afternoon across much of merriman -- going into dawn tomorrow. across much of maryland's. -- maryland. some sunshine as we head into super bowl sunday, so the worst of this storm will be late tonight and early tomorrow morning, and in this area, southeast pennsylvania

take randall road as an alternate and finally a wrap up in the district where it's busy. it's friday, no rain, no snow but of course the winds. we have signal lights out in many spots there so do use kaupgs and treat them as a four-way stop. back to you. >>> now to a story you'll only see on 9:00. a disturbing new facebook attack has targeted at least one montgomery county school. the predator poses as a flow student, asks to be facebook friends but as andrea roane reports that's when the trouble starts when an unsuspecting student accepts that online friendship >> can i see the pictures? >> reporter: students who attend the bethesda chevy chase high school were friended on facebook who is a porning on rafr who uses a name close to a student and cell phone number of his unsuspecting classmate. >> i found it so hurtful. >> reporter: marie olson killian was horrified to find her son's name attach a nude photograph. >> they were saying the person in the lewd photograph was my son. my son's name appeared as the individual in the photograph. luckily my son has no similar physi

. >> and randall terry isn't? >> he has his own issues. i'm saying any activist. you can find troubled people on either side of any issue. >> well, i actually read her tweets, her twitter page, i looked a little bit further after watching the video. emotiy disturbed woman and i think that anyone who feels that -- resorting to this venue to, what karen said, justify emotionally i think what she has done and to put it out there and claim under the guise of demystifying the rulers or desensitize people to the act of terminating a pregnancy, i think is a really sad commentary of a certain more rows sub culture that we have that people feel as though death and the taking of life, we should be desensitized to that and i think it is a really sad commentary. she also failed to mention, well, she didn't, actually, she mentioned somewhere, you had to search for it, her iud fail bud they weren't using condoms as much as she pretended they were using so for someone so concerned about her health and it is a possible life or death situation why didn't she have her tubes tied, i

baltimore county 7 to 8 to 5 in randalls town to 3 in rossville. so once again we've got ourselves this blizzard warning across the area, falling temperatures and how much are we going to get. it will be more to the north where it stayed mostly snow. you're close to a foot already in parts of carol county up towards the pa line. you will go to the 12 to 20- inch range plus. heavy snow band will sit on top of cecil county later this afternoon. you will play catchup and generally around central maryland 6 to 12 inches maybe slightly higher amounts depending on when we can turn this stuff over especially for you on the eastern shore. from here on out it just gets worse because of the blizzard warning. look for the winds to increase after 10:00 this morning and stay with us throughout most of the day. now let's get the latest on the roads and here is kim brown. >> thanks, justin. overnight some folks may have thought they were catching break when they saw the snow turn into freezing rain but that's doing more of a disservice as far as the road conditio

enough for some to know that his brother or his nephew, peter, kept sally as the mistress from neither randall norris nor peter can be made a symbol for america indignant revisionism however is not a substitute for concrete facts and relevant evidence. a blatant speculation is not drawn with a sharp pencil but a broad brush. thomas jefferson both of the man and his family amount to something more important than sordid gossip now obscure in his memory. the hemingses case against mr. jefferson rests on three skeletal pieces of evidence that i want to talk about tonight. framed by a selective exclusion of all of the exculpatory evidence pointing to mr. jefferson's complete innocence. number one, the hearsay testimony of selling some, madison who gave an interview to a politically biased editor in 50 years after the fact stating that he, madison, was the son of thomas jefferson. member to come the unreliable documentation stating the physical presence of jefferson at the time of each of sally's conceptions and a number three, the misleading dna which would be excluded in a real trial and discredit

putting the brakes on many motorists and creating business for tow he truck driver randall joseph. >> roads will be slippery. but one thing keeps me in business. >> at 6:00, city plows began to load up and heading out. preparing to attack the main roads with salt. >> we're prepared with salt on hand and good snow budget. >> after saturday's storm that delivered far more than many expected. city and state crews taking no chances. deployed every resource and concerned because this snow is falling during the work week. >> even 2 or 3 inches during the week, with rush hour mixed in, could be as problematic as a weekend storm that might bring, six, eight, 10 inches like we had. >> city crews did not presalt the streets because there is salt left on the roadways from the week storm. but with no new snow, crews are plowing them again. >> we saw one early. paving the roads. slushy but good. >> back live at the salt yard. where the city has deployed every plow and every resource. it opened a storm center at 6:00 tonight. that's where city leaders are tracking the storms throughout the evening.

randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >>> until now, some stroke victims were forced to rely on implantssimilar to cardiac pacemakers to stimulate movement. >>> still ahead. tainted meatballs. one pet owner's dog, targeted. authorities wanted to determine who would want them dead. >> out, out. >> an american held hostage. the daring rescue that led to his release. >>> and more snow and potentially damaging winds. maryland prepares for another storm. bob turk has a look at the forecast when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] now the best seat in the house is in your house. in fact, with the fios total ticket, it can be in every room. unlike cable, only fios gives you a multi-room dvr that lets you record shows in one room and watch them in up to six other rooms. no one will ever have to miss their favorite shows again. and now you can get a multi-room dvr plus set top box free for six months when you sign up for fios tv, internet and phone. you'll get tv with three times more very satisfied customers than comcast, america's top-rated internet, and phone. get it all together for just $99.9

going to hear from a range of experts around the country who've researched the crisis, people like randal kroszner from the university of chicago, people like dwight jaffe from the university of california-berkeley, people like gary gorton at ual university. we've been talking to a range of experts. joe stig la, sometimon johnson, john taylor throughout our inquiry because what we want to do is look at clearly the big picture. what are the big forces that brought our financial system to its knees, as we also undertake a hard target investigation into the practices that unhinged our markets. >> okay so you've spoken with a lot of people already, then, right, phil? i mean, you last joined us after the formation of the committee back in mid-july of last year. in this last six months, what kind of conclusions have you begun to draw? >> well, you know this is a full inquiry. it's an investigation, so we want to make sure we're proper here, but look, we're learning every day, and by the way maria, we have a team of 50 investigators and researchers who are going hard at this every day. and we ar

. >> larry: randall, how did it impress you? >> well, i thought it was a pretty good step towards rebuilding his image. i thought it was comprehensive, i thought it was sincere. i thought like nick faldo just stated, did he show a different side, humility. we have not seen humility from tiger woods in the last 15 years, so the overriding sentiment, i thought, was that it was -- on all fronts achieved what i think he set out to achieve. >> larry: nick, if anything, what surprised you this morning? >> well, the most obvious thing is, you know, the one thing i thought was very interesting was he's obviously trying to rebuild things with elin, and she had said words are better, you know -- sorry. action or behavior is more powerful than words. he contradicteded himself by saying we've got a lot of talking to do. but for me, he could kill two birds with one stone here and get back out on the golf course. it's extremely important for him to be back out on the golf course. that's what he is, he's a golfer chasing jack nicklaus's record

there are a lot of guys coming back and where mean moore about being -- being one, craig williams, randall and that is everyone but ryan brooks. >> and a lot of them -- and wonder where they would go. some from this year. >> i think they going to be a favor in the atlantic 10 conference and by juan fernandez. >> tom: with under a minute to play, admitting, juan fernandez, stepping up and into that passing lane there to pick up the steal and this is aggressive defense by him. >> john: we think of it as an offense of player and that time he shows us a lot on the defensive end. >> tom: guzman with the three- possession game with 51.8 to play. >> john: under normal circumstances, i would say that is not an insurmountable lead. the way it's playing out, seems like a mountain that has to be climbed here. >> tom: 45 seconds and counting, lowery with johnson back to lowery for 3 and 45-41, with 39.9 to play andionson's the guy who can hit the 3s. lowery made two in a row. >> john: i like the penetration and backward by johnson and he's stepping up, a senior. >> tom: the last five minutes of the ga

randall, 1945 to 1955. benjamin p. thomas in 1952. stephen b.oates in 1977 and david donald in 1995, just to name five. in any case, biographers can hardly shirk from inspecting lincoln's mind when so much of his revolutionary contribution to american life stems from his moral responsibilities. for its nuanced view of such key aspects of lincoln's leadership, ronald c. white junior's new a lincoln, a biography, has been praised expansively. while and as him, lincoln began to study law on his own, he passed the illinois bar examination, such as it was, in 1836, and left to work as a lawyer in springfield. over the next 24 years, primarily through his work on the eighth judicial circuit, he became one of the most respected attorneys and illinois. much of lincoln's approach to his later actions as president of the united states was grounded in his hands on experience with the law. link and the lawyer by brian. , gives a realistic view of what it was like to be a lawyer in illinois at this time. and mark steiner, in his and on his collar, the law pr

america's potent antiapartheid movement was larger set in motion by black americans like randall robinson and south africa's and those of french and black extraction are the spitting archetypical image of america's white southerners. both groups have invented folk-loric sales -- tails. and having religion and technology to welcoming savages. south africans translates it as rednecks. there's a popular story told in south africa perhaps apocryphal. it goes like this. a white south african traveled to the united states in the mid-'80s and landed at o'hare international airport in chicago. at customs a white american immigration officer thumbed silently through the south african's passport for a minute or two prompting the white south african traveller to ask the beefy middle-aged officer if there was a problem. so you're from south africa the officer asked without looking up. yes, i am the traveller answered. expecting the worst. the immigration officer stamped his passport. lifted his head to look to the south african in the eye. smiled and returned it to him. we like the way y'all handle y

state colin pa will and others and rumsfeld singing they were not to enter this hemisphere to which randall robinson said on the plane whose hemisphere and we are certainly not to come here haiti. whose country? the arab states return to jamaica but were not able to go back to haiti and they now live in south africa in exile. so that is the story of the attempt at democracy in haiti. how would you put that comiskey but in coming into the context of the shocker doctrine, the capitalism. to get through now from the hurricanes to this earthquake. >> thank you, amy. that history is so important you both provided in terms of understanding this particular political moment and some of the things we need to watch for as the world rightly rushes to haiti's aid because eight -- we are in this context of centuries of trying to bend to haiti to our western will to discipline this fiercely independent country using all means available, and debt has always been the primary tool of disciplining haiti from the period of independence. it to the extent we have these debates in this country about reparations

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able to reverse -- reverse that decision because there were able to explain that the modified or randallare probably the best things we have right now to try these cases and they have worked. a substantial majority of the cases in the past decade have worked. as the numerous commentators and researchers have observed, overall, the success rate is good. quite good. it is not easy. aside from the practical problems of trying a case of federal aid, there is a real concern about what to do when a federal trial cannot be the answer. there are situations where the case cannot be brought to federal court. when the military commission is the only alternative or even that is not an alternative. these are difficult questions. what to do with people who cannot be tried before a military commission. were those people still approach -- still pose a threat to the nation's security. we are not faced with a conventional war. we're not faced with conventional crimes that are conventionally brought in federal courts. i think it may be that some cases do not fit into the boxes we have. >> let's talk about