oscar-winning actress, reese witherspoon.rting a bandage from a september accident where she was hit by a car while jogging. we did not stage this, by the way. people are supporting reese as they walk. how are you feeling after your accident? >> i feel great. thank you for asking, yeah. i've been getting a lot of support from people. i'm great. >> reporter: witherspoon has dedicated herself to improving the lives of women worldwide. and in 2007, she joined the avon foundation as an honorary chairperson. >> avon walk, new york. you have raised more than $8.4 million. >> reporter: so touched by the story about the 36-year-old breast cancer survivor. she's been cancer-free for ten years. only 26 when she was diagnosed. she actually met you in d.c. in 2008. and she said you really inspired her because the day she was diagnosed, she thought her life was over. left work, cried at home. spent hours and days crying. finally went to a movie and saw your movie "legally blonde." >> i go here. >> you go where? >> harvard. law school. >>

just sent this out, its congratulatory wishes reese's way. i called dr.ly and got a call waiting recording saying, get this, they were on the other line. i bet he's been fielding calls from family, friends, and people like us all morning long. it's sure to be a busy one for him. back to you. >> he's going to be on the other line for quite a while, i imagine. angie, thanks very much. and congratulations to him. >>> police in montgomery county may release a composite sketch of the suspect who attacked a woman inside her kitchen. it happened in a neighborhood along saybrook avenue in silver spring. police say the 56-year-old woman was inside her kitchen when a man opened the sliding glass door. he reportedly grabbed her from behind, threw her to the floor, and tried to take her clothes off. police say the woman fought back, and the suspect took off. investigators say the woman and neighbors gave a good description of the suspect. they plan on releasing the sketch as soon as possible. >>> a new poll out this morning shows that marylanders are almost evenly sp

adam reese found it's getting bigger, as something stronger than gravity pushes had it outward. >> it would be like if you took a ball and you tossed it up in the air, you would expect it to come back down. if it took off, it went up. and that's pretty much how shocked we were when we saw this 10 years ago. >> he recently gave adam an endowed professorship. and i feel like we have just been eclipsed. [ laughter ] >> reporter: with the call from sweden, that reese and his colleague won the nobel prize. >> either someone was pulling my leg or this was the call. >> reese's wife mary said they were still checking the facts. >> she said, adam, seriously? on our honeymoon, you're going to send an e-mail? and i go, this one is really important. [ laughter ] and kind of rolls her eyes like i'm going to get this for twernlt years. >> reporter: he came here to baltimore for one very specific region. >> reporter: the hubble space telescope. the image and data it collects goes to the hopkins campus. >> this incredible discovery that the university is accelerating. and it was done with the hubble

adam reese found it getting bigger. the mysterious force reese and his two colleagues named, dark energy. >> it would be like if you took a ball, and tossed it up in the air, you expect today to come down. it would pretty much go up. >> johns hopkins recently gave adam an endowed professorship. and i feel like we have just been eclipsed. [ laughter ] >> reporter: with the call from sweden this morning that reese and his two colleagues had won the nobel prize for physics. >> either somebody was pulling my leg or this was the call. >> reporter: reese told his wife nancy. they were married the day reese and his colleague were doing their final checks. >> she look up and goes, seriously, adam, on our honeymoon, you're going to send an e-mail? and i said, this one is really important. she kind of rolls her eyes like i'm going to hear this for 20 years. >> adam came here to baltimore for one very specific reason. >> reporter: the hubble space telescope. the image and data it collects goes to the institute on the hopkins campu

. >> reporter: nicole reese clings to a picture of her only son, 16-year-old brandon reese. on monday, the perryville high school junior was killed in what police describe as a hit- and-run crash. >> i hope that they understand that what they did was wrong. and they need to make it right. >> reporter: reese was killed right in front of his house on jacob tome highway in port deposit. police say he was skateboarding when a car struck him and drove off, outraging those who live near him in the closely-knit neighborhood. >> what would make somebody keep going? and you just don't run over somebody, that kind of impact, and keep on going, and not know you've hit something. >> reporter: later, investigators track down the freshly-damaged vehicle on main street, about a mile away. >> the driver was locate the. he was brought into the barrack for questioning, later released. and now charges are pending after review with the cecil county state's attorney. >> reporter: the teen's family call waiting for the arrest agonizing. they want answers now. they know reese died doing what he lo

schmidt and reese splits the other half. perlmutter says it is a team effort and credits the national lab with giving him 10 years, starting in '86 up to '96 when he was working in the project didn't have anything concrete to show but they said keep going and . now here we are in 2011 and he has the nobel prize for physics. -- terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> big congratulations to everybody. >> loved that reaction. >>> the breast cancer survive who says she was humiliated by airport security and why the tsa is apologizing. >>> the american exchange student whose murder conviction was thrown out in italy yesterday was now on her way back to the u.s.. will amanda knox have to return to italy? >> new jersey, whether you like it or not, you are stuck with me.  >>> american exchange student amanda knox is on a flight back to seattle right now after four years in an italian police son. she was when an appeals court -- reversed her murder conviction yesterday. the family of her murdered roommate mered

>> reporter: nicole reese clings to a picture of her only son, 16-year-old brandon reese. on monday, the perryville high school junior was killed in what police describead -- describe as a hit-and-run crash. >> i hope that they understand that what they did is wrong. and they need to be man enough to make it right. >> reporter: reese was killed right in front of his house on jacob tome highway in port deposit. police say he was skateboarding when a cash struck him -- car struck him and then took off. >> what would make somebody keep going? and you just don't run over somebody. that kind of impact, and keep on going, and not know you've hit something. >> reporter: later, investigators track down the freshly-damaged vehicle on main street, about a mile away. >> the driver was locate. he was brought in to the barrack for questioning, later released. and now, charges are pending, after review with the cecil county attorney. >> reporter: the teen's loved ones call waiting for an arrest agonizing. all they know now is reese died doing what he loved. his mom just bought him a new

. >> reese witherspoon, i've never met reese witherspoon. >> you said it was a brilliant cover-up toctually been up to. they are all chasing jennifer aniston when i don't think you've ever been near jennifer aniston, not in that sense. >> no, exactly. every day i read something about somebody different, and even reese witherspoon, i actually don't think i've ever met reese witherspoon, okay, there's a new one. so i think i can say that maybe 4% of those reports i read are anywhere close to correct. >> do you care that much? you're a single guy, you're not married, you play heartthrobs in kwiefr -- quite a few of these rolls. >> sometimes i think people will start to judge you and form an opinion of you, and often these rumors come out and even who promulgate the rumors, they are a joke, they start to do it tongue in check, but when it's happening every day, look at the work i did in "machine gun preacher," i also work really hard as an actor, and as long as that doesn't get in the way of people's judgment of you as in you don't take your craft seriously, because i do take my craft ve

adam reese has been awarded the nobel prize for physics. he is sharing that honor with two other scientists. >> whoo! >> reporter: this morning he came to the johns cop cousins cam us and greeted by colleagues with a bottle of sham pain and celebrated in his off. dr. reese is being honored for his groundbreaking research into the expansion of the universe. specifically the discovery that the universe is not expanding at a steady state as previously believed but is actually expanding at an accelerated rate. something that was not expected, unexpected discovery here, with this research. dr. reese received the phone call early this morning and says he was quite surprised. >> the phone rang. it was swedish sounding people. and i knew it wasn't ikea calling. they told me it was -- they were from the nobel prize committee and congratulated me for winning. i would never expect an award like this. >> why is in that? >> discoveries are things you read about, black and white pictures in the back of textbooks. doesn't seem like things that people you

schmidt and reese splits the other half. perlmutter says it is a team effort and credits the national lab with giving him 10 years, starting in '86 up to '96 when he was working in the project didn't have anything concrete to show but they said keep going and . now here we are in 2011 and he has the nobel prize for physics. -- terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> big congratulations to everybody. >> loved that reaction. >>> the breast cancer survive who says she was humiliated by airport security and why the tsa is apologizing. >>> the american exchange student whose murder conviction was thrown out in italy yesterday was now on her way back to the u.s.. will amanda knox have to return to italy? >> new jersey, whether you like it or not, you are stuck with me. >> the race in new jersey governor christie says he's not going to run. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> american exchange student amanda knox is on a flight back to seattle right now after four years in an italian police son. she was when an ap

watch what happens when reese tested them at the bronx zoo. white "x" marked on his face turns toward the mirror. over and over to take a look. back at the baltimore aquarium, reese is now focusing her research on younger dolphins. >> bo is 5. >> just like human children, younger dolphins make lots of movements and watch their reflection. they quickly learn they are watching themselves. what are you trying to figure out with the younger dolphins? >> we're trying to figure out at what age -- at what developmental age do they start figuring out that it is them in the mirror and when are they showing interest in the mirror. >> foster who is 3 started recognizing himself in the mirror about the same time toddlers do, when he was about a year-and-a-half. reese says some dolphins pick up on it at just 6 months, much earlier than children. >> this is spirit. what's funny is we recognize this because it is so similar to what kids do, when chimps do. it is amazing. they go through the same stages. these are animals that have been separated from us thro

adam reese from johns hopkins won the know bell prize in physics.he nobel committee announced early this morning reese is being honored for his groundbreaking research in the expansion of the universe. when he got to work his colleagues at johns hopkins greeted him with a bottle of champagne. >> the phone rang. it was swedish sounding people. i knew it wasn't ikea calling. they told me it was -- from the nobel prize committee and congratulated me for winning. >> wow. swedish sounding people. they haven't dialed my number of late. the award is the result of dr. reese's discovery that the universe is not expanding at a steady pace as researchers previously believed. rather, he says the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate. reese says that he never expected to win a nobel prize. >> quite an honor. >>> national cathedral will be open to the public next month. it has been closed since the earthquake, august 23 because of damage caused by the quake. today officials announced it is going to reopen november 12. damage to the build sing proving very

i've ever met reese witherspoon, okay, there's a new one.i can say that maybe 4% of those reports i read are anywhere close to correct. >> do you care that much? you're a single guy, you're not married, you play heartthrobs in quite a few of these roles. it's all just a brand extension, isn't it? all this kind of stuff? >> i don't know. for instance, i go on -- i sometimes think people start to judge you and form an opinion of you when this -- and often these rumors come out. i think even to people who promulgate those rumors think they're a joke. they start to do it tongue in cheek. but when this is happening every day -- i mean, look at the work i did in "machine gun preacher." i also work really hard as an actor. as long as that doesn't get in the way of people's judgment of you as in you don't take your craft seriously, because i do take my craft very seriously. if it's a brand extension, that's great. some people say, hey, it's no big deal. because it does get to me at times. at times it feels it gets ridiculous, but there will be a day

but it's very green and it's also very dense, reese.longer. >> well, they are, alex. you know, here's the other thing. with hurricane irene in parts of the northeast, when we get niece deluges, the leaves will drop right away. or when we get these extended periods of drought that are enveloping at least half our nation, the beautiful colors,they just won't show up at all. >> so reese, what are the greater implications of this? >> well, the greater implications, alex, the end of the day, it's disappointing that congress seems to support this pipeline from the alberta tar sands and we're not lowers our carbon footprint. we got to address this, alex. >> okay. dr. reese halter, giving it with passion as you always do. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> taking a look at a few of the stories that caught my eye this morning. sesame street is unveiling a new muppet today. lily as part of a one-hour special addressing hunger in america. >> so great. >> don't have proper food in me. >> you don't even know whether you're going to have a next meal o

. >> you just ate a reese's peanut butter cup. >> i'm getting in the halloween spirit. we were talking about that congressman who thinks it would be a great idea to have halloween always on a saturday. >> i think that's a great idea. >> that is a genius idea. >> much better for families that can get home from work. they have to take their time getting ready for it. >> from your home state of connecticut, by the way. >> really? >> it would help out. monday night trick-or-treating? >> i know. >> that's not great. anyway. i thought i'd bring that up. >> we have a couple of things to clear up for all of you out there who've been watching us and following us on facebook. >> we do. you had a couple questions. one was about your lipstick, lip gloss, and your fingernails. everyone's interested in your nails. >> i don't know why. at least i had them done recently, thank goodness. the lipstick is mac, m-a-c and it's called myth. the gloss on top is called bite. the nails are -- they were originally chanel. the khaki rose. they only made that for fashion week a year ago. so now a

coach reese says this is really what we have to do right now., i pushed the about button and shocked her once. we continued compression shuns and advised for a second shock. >> reporter: coach reese, across the state of texas these aeds are mandatory in every school across the state of texas and but not every state has that law. what would you say to others wondering if my child's school has one? >> this is a great question. most of us are parents. she has a little daughter. i have got three boys. this is something you ask the school, hey, do you have an aed on site? if they do, that's great. do you know who is trained to use them in case of an emergency? that is story that goes around nationwide, just not in texas. we feel it is important for the nation. >> reporter: take it from kylee's parents, folks. it is important to know if your school has one, who is trained to use it, where is it located. in this case it was feet away from where kylee passed out. back to you. jenna: unbelievable story. please thank the two coaches for us as well. real-l

room i live i went to a concert recently just like you and i went to a concert recently and i had reese's spills in the bottom of my purse and made him tea out every single one because they were like no you have to see is make or i want to just reese's pieces and tell you it was terrible the search matter really there candy there were at the end you should not have their freedom of speech and expression obviously well she then tried i think to suggest that state agencies prohibit people from bringing. gloves and a pacifier. to so everybody is going to see all the examples there are going to be are you going to come on your i mean ecstasy just makes me want to put something in their mouth i actually think pacifiers probably a better option than other things you might find a way ansley where you put a rose and i make sure. you know some fire ok speaking of putting things in your mouth look at one chicago suburbs try to do. right before you hit the road you might want to think before you take a. village either chewing out a possible ban and eating while driving. is absurd ok so obviously the

i life i went to a concert or lately i just like you and i went to a concert recently and i had a reese's spilled in the bottom of my purse and i had emptied out every single one because they were like no because you have to see is making everyone in the reese's pieces tell you it was terrible it was very traumatic really sorry that there can be very very easy and you should not have their freedom of speech and expression obviously what she then tried i think to suggest that state agencies prohibit people from bringing sorry gloves and a pacifier. that's going to stop every one of them knowing. they're going to be are you going to come here and i mean ecstasy just makes me want to put something in their mouth i actually think pacifier is probably a better option than other things you might find a way actually what are you going to put on a rose and i make sure. you know this is the first of five ok speaking of putting things in your mouth look at what one chicago suburb is trying to do. before you hit the road you might want to think twice before you take a bite bruising. trustees are che

reese witherspoon, you really did deserve that oscar. ok.'t really care what you think about me, but just to let you know, you're not the only one in the world with problems. [rock music playing on radio] ♪ it's hard to come by... [singing continues indistinctly] tangiers? haven't heard them in a while. yeah? well, i'm old. obviously. nobody listens to trashy garage rock anymore. now it's all about "hannah montana." yeah, well, mallory can lend you one of her albums if you're jonesing for a miley fix. yeah, right. you know, clint said he used to be your probation officer. what'd you do? it's none of your business. oh, so it's a big secret, huh? whatever. it's not like i want to hear some big sob story anyway. i'm just glad there's at least one cool person here. i'm not cool, believe me. you seem pretty cool to me. of course, i always fall for the moody, damaged types. if you like tangiers, you will love these guys. they're called hey, rosetta. ♪ i've been asleep... it's, like, total back-to-basics rock, you know, without any of that earnest,

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their land was to give property and business owners 45 days to shutdown dispens reese -- dispensariesal prosecution. >>> 5:38. more on that accident southbound 101 near hospital curve that sue is going to give you. right now the forecast. >>> cooler and too mike? >> absolutely. that is the key to the forecast. good morning here's a look at why it is so cloudy. marine layer pull back from the ocean bringing clouds with 10 mile per hour wind at sfo, 7 concord to 32 miles per hour in fairfield. clouds pushed through the bay area into the central valley. because there are clouds, the fog has not been a problem this morning. visibility fairly unlimited under the cloud deck. the deck will hang around through 8:00 so will our temperatures in the 50s, 60s still hanging around by 8:00. noon sunshine rapidly develop in the north and east bay lessy into the south bay at the coast temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s from half moon bay to san francisco to oakland, 60s for the rest of us. 4:00 all of us is seeing sun except along the san mateo county coast keeping half moon bay 59 at 4:00

reese, a junior of perryville high school, did not survive his injuries.om police and the victims' mothers, all new at 5:00. >>> in northwest baltimore, friends and family preparing to say goodbye to two beloved educators. a wake and funeral service will be held tonight for donald and jenny patterson. the couple was killed last week when a fire broke out in their home. both were former city school educators. the service starts tonight at the morgan university concert hall. >>> now, federal inspectors say enough is enough. mary bubala is in the newsroom with more. on how inspectors are making table saws safer. >> on average, 10 people lose a finger or a hand on a table saw every day. consumer product safety commission is taking a look at the potentially dangerous tools to see if they can be made safer. in 2007 and 2008, the agency estimates users suffered more than 67,000 blade contact injuries. the industry says those don't reflect the newly designed guard system that manufacturers started putting on saws back in 2007. back to you, denise. >> there is a sa

kitkats, reeses peanut butter cups. >> they're high. >> reporter: we took our sweet tooth shops, firsttop target. the candy is on sale. >> i think it's a little high. this is one of the cheaper bags we saw. >> reporter: giant shoppers are saying the sai. buying in bulk will spear your wallet. in target it comes in at 18 cents an ounce. at another 20 contracts an ounce. >> i don't buy as much as i used to. >> reporter: the price fluctuation comes down to the federal government's subsidy that helps some sugar growers. the executive director said the national league is opposed to sugar subsidies because it drives the price up. a peanut shortage is also said to be driving up the price of peanut butte and candy. the changes have spooked shoppers, enough to make changes on halloween night. >> i'm not going to buy as much as i would. the bowls will be a little more shallow on the front porch this year. >> we may continue to notice the high price of peanuts. farmers are expected to produce the smallest harvest recorded in five years, but less candy typically means happier parents. that's true.

commander michael reese resisted arrest, and &ptaken into custody-- and is "burglary, simple assault,ult on a police officer." this story has a happy before anyone was seriouuly mmny are wonddring what will happen the piggybacks "i get chills just thinking s: about it." susan feely drove in from her daughter home for a weekend visit.about security.feely says: "before i i'm going to campus they let into the building -- and individual rooms. a message this student took to to get in the door before it cllsed. despite the incident -- some necessarill pant guards at the door. pattlano says: "i don't feel that concerned, i think it's still feel reelly safe here." - 3 really safe here."incident and i still feel really safe here." straight ahead... small businesses are on the upswing... helping to boost economy.we got there, i think,, faster thaa anyone thought we wouldd the unexpected amounn of time it took for the bbunce back... thriving... ext.s that are ((break 3)) small usiness lending is getting stronner setting the stageefor more economic growth and more startups according to a new rep

massive pensions and ridiculous sal reese.as the highest paid manufacturing workers in the world. they can't stay competitive. >> they are in danger of slipping back of the union contracts. >> i am not as worried as kim. this is a good deal for shareholders. they are front load we know what they are. ford's autoworkers are productive in sales per employee and 786,000 per sale and highest operating income and twice general motors or toyota. what does bother me, it doesn't dey fine the pension obligation. >> if this hurts at all. blame management and not the unions. uaw is getting as much money as it can. what i want to know is why ford getting cocky. u2 style ad. i wouldn't buy a bail out car and bail out companies are doing it as well. general motors paying $5000 bonus in and how come the protestors in occupied wall street are upset about the banks and top 20 paid back tarp and profit . not upset about gm paying bonus to workers. >> are you worried about this? >> i am not worried about the signing bonus and i hear what you are

reese jones drew, a menacing runner. >> he breaks a ton of tackles. this guy is like a rolling ball of butcher knives. he is scary. he runs over linebackers. he knocks guys out. we have to do a great job as always of setting the edge and not getting in the outside. he is a downhill die. he can cut and spend and do everything. -- he is a downhill guy. >> troy polamalu was fined $10,000 for using a cell phone in the bench area. maybe it was not him. maybe it was an identical twin. the call was made to his wife to let her know he was ok after a big hit. i guess he needs to go handsfree. the rangers played small ball. some grreat defense, too. elvis andrews, a greatfklip to second. bottom 7, pitch hitting. same matchup in game one and the same result. top of 9th, barely beat the throw. pop fly tied the game at 1. another fly, bringing in elvis andrews. etexas takes a 2-1 lead. great baseball for the rangers as they head back with the series tied 1 game a piece. >>they played a classic pth inning. they stole a base. it took guts and they executed it. >> pl

adam reese is an astro physicist from st. johns in baltimore. he and his group are winning the award for their work on our expanding universe. congratulations! >> still to come on 9news now, we'll see how maryland -- one of maryland's young boys is coming together and helping a youngster with a life- threatening condition. >>> i do hope you're going to my new web site, jchayward.com. it is full of information about events around town, my charity work, things that i really am excited about. so, please go to jchayward.com. and take a look. go every day. tell your friends, family and neighbors about it. all right, i'm excited about my guest today. because montgomery county is about to maybe change. that depends on the vote that takes place by the council this afternoon. and with me is my favorite county executive ike leggett. my personal county executive ike leggett. that vote is taking place this afternoon. and there's a lot of controversy about it because it is really talking about change in the county and how development is going to take place.

[applause] >> my name is joanna reese. i came here 16 years ago to raise my family. i thought of this city as the verse and inclusive. as an entrepreneur, i founded a venture capital ship firm, applying the same model to public education reform, bringing innovative services into our public schools. i had the honor to work with an incredible education advocate. tonight, my heart goes out to more meaning and her children. i have spoken to thousands of voters at bus stops, at the merchant walk, going door to door, and in neighborhood forums. i have heard loud and clear that we need a new approach and we will let get their buy trading shares at city hall. i look forward to the discussion tonight. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is professor phil ping. we love this city. san francisco is one of the greatest cities in the world. we know it can be better. we need to jump-start our economy and create jobs. we know the community can be faster in a more reliable. we agree, yet if the politicians alone could solve our problems, we would not have them. what is mis

police say brandon reese was on the skateboard going southbound when he was hit. the driver fled the scene. witnesses described the car. people eventually arrested that driver. >>> a police pursuit turned dadley. police started following a pickup truck driving erratically. the pursuit ended when the driver lost control a the intersection of 100 and katherine avenue. police are still trying to identify that man. >>> the wall street protests continue both here and across other states, about eight major cities now reporting the protests. it all started in new york back on september 17 and has since spread. this is the signs of the crowd that gathered in new york wednesday. demonstrators say they're angry over the high unemployment and what they're now calling corporate greed. these are protesters in st. louis. activists there took the streets downtown holding posters and chanting. demonstrators called on the bank of america to invest in the city. here in baltimore, protesters have taken to the issue as well. protesters have been downtown overnight for day two. linda,

but rain reese maine a big story overnight for us here. -- remain a big story overfor us here. let's -- story overnight for us. >>> it's light and heavy and it depends where you are. we have got stuff pushing through bel air and perryman and heading up towards havre de grace and fallston and jacksonville four corners getting light to moderate rain a push through towson. there's more on the way and moderate rain to the south of dc that's going to ride in our direction. so mist and drills and light rain and lightning strikes this morning. low 60s we are going to low 70s this afternoon. and i think take the rain jacket because hon and off throughout the day. something will be flying through the area. let's see if anyone is flying hopefully not. on the roads here's tanya. >> reporter: i hope not. we have broken down cars left and right. we had 170 eastbound at the beltway and now we have 107 westbound at beltway and 859 south at the beltway. let's look at that slowdown that has begun. this is the northwest side near 795. outer loop traffic very slow. so that's going to take extra t