this is an area off of remington in the jones falls expressway. yesterday the smoke and flames were visible from the expressway. it took several hours to get this fire under control. there was plenty to fuel that fire. you could see the smoke for miles as if a hazy cloud was stuck over the j.f.x. for hours on wednesday night. at ground level on sisson street, all that smoke was coming from flames that had been burning since 6:30 p.m. on wednesday. inside notoline helping the situation. >> the types of businesses have a material that will help fuel the fire. it is making it difficult for us. >> at one point there was a partial collapse of the building. firefighters were ordered out and have to attack the flames from above. dozens of people were also in effect would it. rosemary could only watch and wonder if replace would be the next to block in flames. >> when we opened the door to our apartment, it was solid smoke. the whole garage was full of smoke. we just got out. >> what was that like? >> my dog ran back into the apartment because he was scar

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when i came here in 1981 to america, i went straight into " remington steele." it really took off and i did not have the desire to go back on the state -- stage. i see friends when i go back to london and on broadway. i think maybe there might am a time here to get back out there and prove oneself. it is an itch, it is a nagging itch to go back there. i have been reading a lot andly about bette midler her return to broadway. i cannot wait to see her in the piece she is in now. as i read from -- about her and e read about sicily tyson --c cily tyson, it does not get easier as you get older. so if you want to do this -- you're still young guy. it does not get any easier. you might want to figure something out soon. i do not want you to live to get to the point where you regret you did not do it. >> that is true. 60 is knocking on the door here. a few weeks away here. but we will see. right now, and i always have done, i like making my new -- movies and the world of film making, that is what really turns me on. always has done. still does. so we will see about the

and her nephew's middle name is remington. >>> straight ahead, awards for king james of south beach. >>> phil mickelson's unlucky fan takes one in the noggin. >>> and "snl" jumps all over martha stewart's desire to date. you're watching "early today." >>> martha stewart made headlines last week when she revealed to matt lauer on the "today" show that she would be willing to give online dating a try. of course this weekend the good folks at "snl" had some fun with that. take a listen. >> i joined match.com because i want a successful man for intercourse. i've had it before and i would like it again. >> match.com helped me find someone who shares my interest like dancing. >> karaoke. >> sushi. >> whimsical window eggs, cured mac macaroons and of course the simple elegance of a good bang. >> match.com, the dating website that knows exactly what you're looking for. >> i want a guy who is kind. >> considerate. >> thoughtful. >> rough. like a rustic burlap wedding invitation. >> handsome. >> smart. >> someone with callused hands and no debt. >> someone who is silly. >> someone who can work

there was a fire in north baltimore that began wednesday inning on sisson street remington. residents.splaced 20 the governor will hold another bill-signing ceremony. the cover is expected to sign into law an increase to the state gas tax. >> a lucky marylander will be featured on the "today" show. this is part of the wake up with al contest. for a look at what else you can matt.ere are savannah and informationave new on those three suspect that were arrested in connection with the boston marathon bombing situation. >> fans are remembering a member of kris kross this morning. >> a man will jonas and reveal his newest clue about treasure -- a man will join us and reveal the news clue about a hidden treasure. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. good morning. let's check your morning commute. we start here in severna. there is an overturned vehicle at quarterfield road. police are on the scene in upperco. delays on the beltway at liberty. quickly falling into place and they stretch back to 795. a live look at baltimore national pike. slow spots in the owings mills a

. >> reporter: randy and lindsey are racehorse trainers, racing these horses at oklahoma's remingtonnnesota's can canterbury park. these are pictures they took of the tornado coming through the apartment and barn they rented. they wanted to evacuate their horses but couldn't do it fast enough. when they came back, the barns were destroyed and all 12 of their racehorses were killed. >> as soon as we get dressed we come out, give them breakfast, then we go in and eat. >> reporter: tell me your favorite horses. >> corona. >> reporter: i'm so sorry to both of you. >> she was a filly, we saw her run for her first time last year and we saw a lot of potential in her. we went and bought her. >> reporter: she was like a daughter to you. >> oh, yeah. she was -- >> in every sense of the way. >> reporter: this was that horse. but not all is lost here. these fields will be cleared and duke and the other injured horses will hopefully be back on them recovering along with the rest of moore, oklahoma. >> gary is joining us live from moore. gary, how did the horses end up at that facility? >> reporte

the former head of the british intelligence agency, james stellar remington, is warning the enemy isning them to alert them of any possible security threat. is europe making a deadly mistake by ignoring the threat made by radical extremism and is the u.s. and president obama following the sammy course? with me is liz cheney. liz, they aren't linked, don't appear to be in any way, but it's a reminder. how do you juxtapose what happened in these two instances with the speech the president gave at gitmo and terrorism? >> you put your finger on it. what happened here in the united states is the president in his speech laid out a very clear plan to take us back to the kind of approach we had to terrorism before very directly is saying e are going back to that. he's look for ways that we can, in fact, do away with the authorization to use military force. again, a president who seems to think that terrorism is a law enforcement matter. you know, you have a situation where both here in the united states and in europe, as well, there seems to be a real his stancy for political correctness rea