>> ritchie is four months away from completing a two-year sentence for intimidation of a peace officer. he is also member of a prison gang called the saxon knights. >> both white supremacist organizations, they both share similar ideology in their creeds and their oaths and in their bylaws. >> over here i got this. that's another one right there that i'm most proud of. my saxon knight crest with the bolts. >> he actually was the saxon knight president for this facility at one time. these organizations start taking possession of certain parts of the facility, such as where they were working out, the saxon knights will say they own that part of the facility and no other offenders are allowed to go on that turf without paying some sort of consequence. >> richie and two other white inmates recently ditched out some consequences when they attacked a black inmate. >>> coming up -- >> the three white guys running around assaulting the one guy here. >> prison staff break down gerald richie i's assault while two other inmates bridge the racial divide. >> they've been doing this on camera. it's

i am not sure if it is going all the way back to ritchie highway again or not.do have the westbound lane opened up now . >> that is being able to relieve all the traffic problem up toward the eastern shore side of the bay bridge. we have video of a propane tanker truck that was eastbound on route 50 approaching the bay bridge when it started leaking product. they called a hazmat situation. there were able to secure its and then it relocated that truck over to sandy point state park where they are working on it at the present time. just slow going for anybody trying to get home to the eastern shore or western shore. >> the parents of a 14-year-old hagerstown girl are suing the maker of monster energy drinks, saying the caffeine in the drink contributed to their daughter's death. experts have been warning people about the dangers of high caffeine drinks and many believe they should be regulated and properly labeled. monster energy drinks says it sympathies go out to the girl's family but insisted is unaware of any fatalities that have been caused by its drink. the

this is the ritchie center tower, right next to ritchie hall, where tonight's debate will take place. about 3500 members of the media from around the world are expected to be on hand for tonight's debate. members of the media at set up outside the building, outside the ritchie center, which is closed right now. both candidates will be arriving during the day to rehearse for tonight's debate. again, we will have live coverage during the debate itself, 90 minutes, domestic policy. be sure to join us beforehand at 7:00 for our debate preview here on c-span. well, earlier this week, with president obama and mitt romney held their last campaign rallies anbefore tonight. president obama was in las vegas. we will show you a portion of that event, and then a portion of mitt romney's rally in denver. here is the president now. >> now, you may have heard that in a few days, my opponent in this election and i are going to have a debate. i am looking forward to it. i know folks in the media are speculating already on who is going to have the best zinger. i don't know about that. who is going to p

he was found on ritchie highway just after 9:00 last night. they say that a 50-year-old was involved in a physical altercation and later died at the hospital. the police do not believe it was random and are asking anybody with information to contact them. >>> baltimore city police have identified the two officers involved in a pursuit that ended with gunfire early thursday. a 17-year veteran and four-year veteran responded to the scene. the suspect pulled a gun from his waistband, then one of the officer shot and missed the suspect, who fled and was later arrested. the two officers are assigned to the patrol division and are in administrative leave. >>> hundreds of volunteers are working to improve baltimore, the 10th annual day of service run by a nonprofit civic volunteer association. some beneficiaries of the product are residents of the park side gardens apartments. a fire bombing forced them out of their homes last month. the group is pitching in to help with what has already been an impressive response to the fire. >> we are not leading

. >> we're less than an hour from the first presidential debate this, is a live picture of the ritchie center at university of denver, president obama and mitt rom fee will square off. this bill focus on domestic poll sismt it's a critical moment and there is romney looking to makeup ground lost in key swing states, you can consumer watch it here start agent 6:00 tonight and this is also going stream live for you. >> an information sharing program has grown into a boondoggel producing little information on terrorists that. is the charge contained in a panel report issued today. panel members charge homeland security with spending almost $1.5 billion on intelligence sharing senters row viding useless reports. and a new report reveals how president obama would have handled the september 11th mastermind had he survived the raid last year. the author said the president wanted to put bin laden on trial z says however that did he not expect him to go down without a fight. that book is due out in a couple weeks october 16th. >> still to come there is also, facebook rolls out a new way to give

when he crossed ritchie highway, a car didn't yield. >> there were two occupants in one vehicle, one out in the other. all three were transported to the hospital. however, the third patient, the female, estimated to be in her 30s, refused any medical treatment. >> the cause is still under investigation. >>> a fantasy league based on sexual activity was organized in california. boys would draft female students who were totally unaware of the league. the boys would earn points to document sexual activity with the girls. the school sent home a let are and it is going to have campus assemblies to prevent something like this from happening in the future. >> as a mother of four girls, i couldn't be happier. >> the school originally learned about it and an investigation revealed this had been going on for five or six years. >>> when it was introduced, the purpose was to pump up the crowds. now there's competition handle cheerleaders perform highly dangerous stunts. they say chore leaders should be protected. >> reporter: it may seem like a lot of fun but with all the flips, kicks and jumps,

the officers responding to the 6000 block of ritchie highway just after 9. a man in his 50's was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. we don't know the nature of the injuries. there is no word on a suspect or motive. police hope newly released video will help them find a gun man who murdered a 20-year-old man during a bar fight. the shooting happened nearly three weeks ago in southwest baltimore. this video capture some of the chaos. a fight broke out on the second floor and a gunman opened fire. a 20-year-old died after he was shot in the head. >> i was up there and everyone ran that way and others ran that way. >> anyone with information is urged to call the city police the police are trying to figure out the circumstances found in a body. the body was discovered around 3 this afternoon inside the bathroom of the restaurant. the authorities shut down the lobby during the investigation. it is unclear how the person died. baltimore county police and fire officials are investigating the case of arson. a female firefighter fell to the first flo

wet weather down 10, down two, down ritchie highway. that will add to the traffic headaches and a couple of thunderstorms. rainfall totals around a third of an earn to a tenth of an inch. 63 in edgewood. drier air beginning to move in out of the south and west. that will impact us by tomorrow. we'll talk about your forecast into the day tomorrow and beyond. >>> new tonight the ravens playoff chances took a big hit. since 1996 ray lewis had been the face of the franchise. >> he will be out after tearing his triceps. roosevelt leftwich with more. >> reporter: it happened near the end of the game. ray lewis was back in the middle of action when he felt that pop in his arm. we all know exactly how bad this tear s if he's going to be out for the rest of the season doctors say it can be one of the worst types of tears you can ge as one of the teams leaders, ray lewis is almost invaluable to the ravens defense. this is news that no ravens fan wants to hear. >> ray has a triceps tear a complete tear, so he will be out for the season. >> reporte

del 3 de octubre y las primeras horas de la manana del 4-de octubre, en la cuadra 700 de la avenida ritchie, en silver spring... las autoridades dieron a conocer hoy un video de cuatro sospechosos y estan pidiendo la ayuda del publico para poder indentificarlos... cualquier informacion en relacion con la identidad o el paradero de estos sujetos hola que tal? ... bienvenidos !! la policia de dos jurisdicciones se encuentra en la busqueda de un sospechoso ... asi es, se trata de un hombre que podria ser responsable de varios ataques sexuales en contra de seis mujeres de la region...claudia uceda nos tiene mas detalles.. cada quincena... juan recibe su sueldo...y ese dinero en efectivo, no va a una cuenta corriente, prefiere tenerlo mas cerca..."lo que tengo en la, envia lo poco que tiene y lo gasta uno" este mexicano no es el unico.. muchos hispanos no tienen un cuenta corriente...y se ven obligados a guardar grandes cantidades de dinero, convirtiendose en presas faciles de delincuente aun no lo capturan...y habria vuelto a manosear a otra mujer el viernes pasado... esta vez la victima fue un

. >> jimmy: pro, tomorrow night's debate will be held at the university of denver's ritchie center. he thought the debate was at his house. [ laughter ] [ as mitt romney ] "easy commute. i can go right over there." >> steve: "i can walk right over here." >> jimmy: pro, paul ryan will be in the audience trying to lend his support. con, joe biden will be in the audience trying to start a wave. [ laughter ] "joe, sit down. don't --" "boo! come on, guys. this section sucks." [ laughter ] pro, the first debate will be wednesday at 9:00 p.m. con, right after an all-new "guys with kids," every wednesday at 8:30 only on nbc. ♪ "from the zany mind of jimmy fallon." and finally, pro, all the campaigning, the attack ads, the political bickering has led up to this moment. con, and yet we still have to wait another month for this crap to be over. there you go. that is the "pros and cons." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with "freestylin' with the roots!" what?! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ diana ] power was very important to me. we test-drove the camry, took it on the freeway, and it

was there the football and hamburger hall of famer went back to glen barry for the grand opening on ritchie highway the same spot where the original gino's opened years ago. many more were all there to. >> looking great. >> a few weeks to get in there. >> take a look at showers and storms possible tonight. less and less thunderstorms action. primarily showers. slow-moving line. some showers could last into your morning commute. a dry out quickly tomorrow afternoon and the cooler weekend. coming through the cool -- for the cure. >> if you are traveling in baltimore county tonight, watch out for construction on whitemarsh boulevard. one eastbound lane near terry hall boulevard. and howard county does construction taking place on route 40, one westbound lane is cruel closed. i will be tracking your commute tomorrow on good morning, maryland beginning at 4:30 a.m. try new pumpkin whitee or pumpkin mocha coffees and lattes today. ing at 4:30 >>> i think i am going to go to the aquarium. >> you have been there. >> use when there. >> i love it there. >> baltimore, maryland, treasurer. >> we will s

say a decomposing body wrapped in cloth was found last night inside a car near the intersection of ritchie and olive next to the arroyo viejo rec center in oakland's eastmont neighborhood. police say the body appears to have been there for some time. investigators are not sure yet whether this is a homicide. >>> two bay area lawmakers are protesting a move by the state public utilities commission regarding the san bruno explosion and fire. san mateo assemblyman jerry hill and san bruno mayor jim ruane want a judge to reject the puc's request to suspend the pipeline hearings over pg&e's penalties. the lawmakers argue putting the hearings on hold until next month would allow pg&e to negotiate settlements behind closed doors and avoid public scrutiny. >>> a coalition of community groups in san jose is boycotting the bay area's largest latino grocery chain. mi pueblo is facing criticism over its decision to implement everify immigration screening in its application process. the grocery franchise claims it's receiving pressure from the department of homeland security to assess the legal status

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police were called to the 6000 block of ritchie highway for a report of an assault. the victim was fighting with the the man. police are still investigating tonight. >>> the deadly outbreak of meningitis is quickly spreading. at least 27 more people have gotten sick. that brings the total number to 91. 7 people have died. tonight the massachusetts company that has made the steroid is recalling every product it makes in an abundance dance of caution. >> reporter: the pharmacy at the center of the outbreak announced a voluntary recall of every product it makes saying this action is being taken out of an abundance of caution due to the potential risk of contamination. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: the number of meningitis patients jumping today from 64 to 91 confirmed case in nine states with 7 confirmed deaths. the outbreak began with a contaminated shipment of drugs from the new england compound center. it was injected into the spine and was contaminated with a fungus causing a rare form of meningitis. the company is one of thousands of compound pharmacies that mix thei

ritchie north into a harford county -- reaching north into harford county and some around richmond. we are not done yet. there is hope for the afternoon. how is traffic? >> volume is still on the light side. there is a downed pole along route 99 in ellicott city. lane closures remain in effect. up to speed on the west side down towards baltimore national pike. no problems on 795. a smooth ride coming down towards mount carmel on the harrisburg expressway. 61 and the southbound b-w parkway appeared still moving well despite the rain on the west side. 10 minutes to go south on 95 towards 32. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is the key bridge. rather like to and from the key bridge. 50 at sandy point in great shape. -- rather light to and from the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> howard county police are looking for a man that has been spying on some women from inside their home. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more. >> they have him on camera. the roommates discovered the camera hidden inside a bedroom closet last month. police believe the camera ha

c-span cameras are live on the ground today in denver inside the debate call at the ritchie center at the university of denver, we are staring at one of the television cameras that will be aimed at the podium and the debaters. sam stein of the huffington post covering the romney campaign this week tweets that mitt romney is enjoying a lunch at chipotle in denver. he had a burrito with black beans. that is an inside speak to the preparations for tomorrow night's debate. the president today is in henderson, nev. with last minute preparations. [no audio] [no audio] >> a look there on some of the network set up above the audience inside the ritchie center, the debate all at the university of denver where the debate will happen tomorrow night. the debate itself will start at 9:00 eastern and our preview coverage will be at 7:00. today the presidential candidates are on the road. paul ryan is in iowa and vice president joe biden is in north carolina speaking this afternoon in charlotte. our debatehub at c-span.org is wary confined a full schedule of the debates. -- is where you can find a f

tonight, thousands will descend on the university of denver's ritchie center for the debates.have seen the media spin room, as it is called, and they will gather about 3000 supporters and staff in there to buy. joining us now is kathryn mangu- ward. herpes is from reason magazine, "your vote doesn't count." does your vote count? guest: i am not raise social voter. i spent a lot of time at gatherings fighting is out with people and i thought it would be good to put this to paper and make the case why most people should stay home on election day. , host: here are the numbers you can call. you said the case for voting relies on a factual errors, misunderstanding the duties on citizenship, and over inflated perceptions of self-worth. guest: no offense to your viewers and readers. this is not an article about why democracy is a bad idea, or why it is not good to live in a place in a country or a society where people vote. i love living in a place where our leaders are chosen by the election. that is not the same vein -- the same thing has my vote nattering. that is the case i wante

we are outside the ritchie center in colorado where the showdown will take place. >> good evening. when this debate starts here tonight at the university of denver, moderator jim lehrer will ban clapping. so, he says, we as america can concentrate on what the candidates are saying. >> i have made up my mind, but i would still like to see both of the candidates sweat a little bit. >> president obama was relaxed this week. mitt romney, too, but he knows he has to change perceptions tonight. more voters see romney negatively than positively, and that loses elections. >> only two presidential candidates in the last 20 years have had a net negative image at this point and one of them lost, george h. w. bush, ann romney needs to improve that dynamic. >> romney got good news from three battlegrounds. in florida, he is down only by one. . still way behind in ohio peeling -- in florida, he is down only by one. he is still way behind in ohio. in virginia, he is behind by two. >> the idea that i am anti- immigrant is repulse of. do not use a term like that. >> even barack obama can sound like

afterwards, the title is a part homage to john ritchie. i never found a way to work them into the story. i allude to him a couple times, but he doesn't really appear. the tort song trilogy is a great play, at one point when i was talking about theater, i was talking about an earlier generation. by the time i got to theater, it was already after his time. had to leave people out. and i'm sorry because these are all writers i really find interesting. producers and narratives true peace. >> one more question. >> i guess my question would be that this generation of writers in the 50s and 60s who were gay and then there were writers in the 70s and 80s and writers today. have you see these writers you wrote about experiencing culture and today is gay writers? >> first-generation? to remodel the spirit they were in different ways both positive and negative. i mean, they were the older brothers, father figures the next generation was rebelling against. but then the kind of reactions against tennessee williams being an example into the 80s. everybo

offers responded to air reported assaults on ritchie highway iran and got last night. that is where they found nick gartelman sr. injured. he later died at the hospital. the cause of death has not been determined. the homicide unit is investigating. the victim was involved in a physical altercation earlier in the night. >> new details and a shooting in the district which said four people to the hospital. this was before 2:00 last night. at least three men and one woman were shot. one woman remains in serious condition. one of the man was a juvenile. at this time the shooter is still on the loose. >> a judge says a measure of about a controversial advertisement to be posted at stations. the world the ad must be displayed by monday night. it equate muslim radicals with savages. officials say they delayed it following the video that sparked an attack at the american consulate that killed four americans. >> here's a heads up if you have to work monday. did the usual track work will stretch into the columbus day weekend. revelingorange lines will single track between stadiu

it happened around 9:00 last night in the 6,000 block of ritchie highway.they found a 50-year-old in medical distress. an investigation indicates he was involved in a fight and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. anyone with information, contact police. >>> police in virginia are mourn wong of their own. the gone -year-old troop errand rue fox was killed is the night after he was hit by an suv while directing traffic at the state fair in hanover county. he's a virginiainateive when graduated from virginia tech and is survived by his wife, mother, sister, and step brother. the funeral arrangements have not been released. >>> family and friends gathered in fairfax this afternoon for a vigil for a missing teenager. the 17-year-old brian glen has been missing since monday morning. he was last seen dropping his younger brother off at w.t. woodson hospital. the police found his car a mile and a half away and they reviewing surveillance video from a nearby duncan donuts. the police found a receipt in glen's car time stamped at 8:00 a.m. monday morn -- mo

he's not that right wing conservative that newt guy ritchie or rick santorum is.idered a moderate to independents. that 24% in florida i think are the most important voters in the united states. >> he is certainly making himself sound a lot more moderate as he moves toward the center these days? >> he does that. >> i'm glad you agree with me on that one. >> absolutely. i'm glad i was able to cheer you up on the voters. >> thank you for coming in from florida. we appreciate it. >>> tune in for more of the in-depth report on new voters laws. it's called "voters in america: who counts" right here on cnn. >>> it is a problem the military doesn't like to talk about much, sexual assaults. so many go unreported. we'll talk with a man who is speaking out. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. >>> we want to remind you we are watching every move of shuttle endeavor there m

. >> benjamin ritchie was in for a pretty horrendous crime. he's on death row.eath row is a very dark, depressing place. but when he started playing with his cat, cletus, there's some kind of bonding. there's a display of affection that you would never normally see in a prison environment. >> you wouldn't believe what a cat would do. i'm not a cat person to begin with, but i got me one and, you know, i like the little fellow. >> it's interesting to see this change in these hard core, tough inmates whenever they're around their own cats particularly. they just become so much more softened by having this connection with an animal. >> he's my buddy. when times are hard, you know, he can snuggle up to you. >> here there's a safe place for these guys to kind of mellow out, have something to love, and embrace something a little bit different than the darkness and pain they're usually surrounded by. >> there's a code of sorts with these cats. you do not mess with somebody else's cat. you don't hurt them. you don't look sideways at them. heaven forbid you spit at one of

[applause] and thanks to one of our sponsors, rob ritchie. we will implement instant run off voting and you can go on line to vote for the candidate you want. you have 24 hours to votes to go on line and go home today to vote and on thursday morning, we will announce the two candidates with the most votes will be in washington, d.c. to debate on international issues. please, but tonight, free and equal.org. [applause] thank you, larry. >> thank you all very much in a great pleasure to be with you and i love coming to chicago. thank you very much. >> we, the people. >> good night, everybody. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> several live events to tell you about our other networks today. the u.s. chamber of commerce holds -- the u.s. chamber of commerce post a legal reform summit at 10:50 a.m.. on 6:00 p.m. 3 -- at 6:00 p.m., on c-span 3, there's a debate on chinese policy. now through election day, what our coverage on the presidential candidates. fir

a second shelter at ritchie coliseum at the university of maryland campus will open at 10:00 a.m. that's located in college park. >>> billy simons with rusten insurance joins us to talk with us this morning. >> what do we need to know? >> you need to keep your important papers, family medical history, checking reports, tax returns, that sort of thing, up off the ground. get them out of the basement actually. i think a lot of people that haven't had wet basements in the past are going to misjudge this storm, because you've got a lot of wind, got a lot of rain, and you need to get them up off the floor or save them in big tupperware boxes. there are smartphone apps that you can scan it, e-mail it to a safe cloud location. don't get the papers and old baseball cards and stamp collections and that sort of thing and put them up in the attic, but murphy's law says a tree's going to go through your roof. then you've done yourself in. but bring them up probably where you'll be and make sure that for insurance purposes, you've got claim numbers if you, like me, you get a mountain of mail a

. >>> a grisly discovery in east oakland a body found wrapped in cloth in a car near ritchie and olive street next to the arroyo viejo rec center. the body appears to have been there for some time. investigators aren't sure whether it's a homicide. >>> a professor at ucsf campus won the nobel prize for medicine, shinya yamanaka a native of japan. he and a british researcher won for their discovery that mature specialized cells of the body can be reprogrammed to become any kind of cell. the committee said the winners have shown that specialized can turn back the developmental clock under certain circumstances and it also said the discoveries will provide new tools for scientists around the world. this morning a colleague of the bay area winner explained more about the significance. >>> it's a major breakthrough because it removes many of the ethical issues about the use of human embryonic stem cells and opens a whole host of things to understand human disease using these new stem cells that we couldn't even dream of before. >> the medicine award was the first nobel prize to be announced

pepco lineman ryan callahan was part of a crew upgrading electricity to a home under renovation on ritchie marlboro road when he noticed smoke. >> it was pretty bad. the smoke was very thick. going into the kitchen area, you couldn't see anything. all i saw was the flame. i put it out. we came back and i saw the flame getting bigger. >> reporter: others ran to alert the homeowner who had walked her 7 and 9-year-olds to the end of the driveway to put them on the school bus. she began sprinting to the house knowing her son asher was still sleeping in an upstairs room. >> i came back running, because this one was in the room. i had to make sure he was fine. >> reporter: prince george's county fire officials say given the home's rural location, the pepco crew prevented what could have been a tragedy. >> while we have fire responses here in the area, we're met by a driveway that's rather long and tedious to negotiate. >> reporter: it's not clear how the fire started. a trash compacter burnt. but the homeowner worries that in the chaos of a school morning, she may have left the stove on. she cal

a live look past 214 and ritchie road, your travel lanes are open. traveling along i-270, here's what it looks like. you're starting to hit the brakes. as you make your commute toward 109 southbound, this is where you're heavy on the brakes. delays start right around urbana and continue southbound. good news, not seeing any accidents. once you pass 109 around clarksburg road, the lanes open up and you're clear all the way to rockville. >>> help wanted at general motors. the carmaker says it will hire as many as 1,500 people to work in a new computer technology center near its headquarters in detroit. it is one of four tech centers gm is in the process of opening in the u.s. as part of its move to bring its i.t. department in-house. as many as 10,000 people could be hired in the next three to five years. >>> pickup truck drivers, chrysler is recalling 44,000 trucks because of a defect that could cause a crash. the vehicles affected are 2009 and 2010 dodge dakota and ram 1500 pickups. traffic safety officials are concerned a rear axle nut could loosen

also the ritchie coliseum at umd located at rossborough drive in college park. the united way of the national capital area servicing all our region want you to know help is available if you need it. virginia, maryland or d.c. residents without power, out of food, need shelter or any number of vital services can call 211. there are trained multilingual operators manning the phones 24 hours a day. of course for life-threatening emergencies, do call 911. >>> it's 6:37. you're watching 9news now. we'll be right back. >>> we're back at 6:41. this is always the place to get your weather first n. is a live -- first. this is a live look atra hoe both beach. -- at rehoboth beach. the rain is picking up. the wind is picking up. it's cold in our area. 53 degrees. >> the waves are only going to get bigger. this thing will not make landfall till 10:00, 11:00 tonight. >> we're getting questions from people who are watching us at facebook and on twitter. thank you for joining us for 9news now. we heard from don lambert mentioning that people should make sure to get your prescr

a decomposing body wrapped in cloth was found inside a car last night near ritchie and olive streets next to the aurora viejo recreation center there in the eastmont neighborhood. the body appears to have been there for some time and investigators aren't sure whether this might be a homicide. >>> there is a news conference in san francisco this morning to talk about penalties from the san bruno pipeline explosion. san mateo assemblyman jerry hill and san bruno mayor jim ruane were upset about the state public utilities commission asking to suspend hearings over pg&e's penalties and pipeline upgrade costs for a month. >>> saint andrew catholic church in daly city plans to have grief counselors available after a 6-year-old girl was killed in a church parking lot saturday morning. danielle from daly city was one of three people hit by a minivan in the parking lot. she died at the hospital. daly city police are investigating the death. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors will decide tomorrow if suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will keep his job. he was charged with official miscon

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much chance of getting custody as the eye toe a >> reporter: on ma don's $92 million payout to guy ritchier: and mccartney and mills >> whatever you can get. whatever they give you, you take >> reporter: and they weren't even felder's clients. robin givens, mike tyson's ex-was and so was david guest minnelli's fourth husband and elizabeth taylor's 8th and last. he represented johnny carson's wife, actress carol channing. and former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani. but more on that later. do you like representing big name celebrities? >> no because they're difficult reporter: you do represent them. is is it because they represent big fees? >> yeah. i mean that's the american system. >> reporter: a system in which he grew up borderline poor in brooklyn. the son of jewish immigrants. his father, a vet turned not very successful lawyer, barely spoke to his mother. in 1934, his older brother jerome caught polio at camp. in a new memoir felder describes his brother helpless in an iron lung. the way he was treated as a child when he got polio while at the camp >> barbaric in those days. they

we have delays as you approach ritchie marlboro road. there's an accident still there on the shoulder. otherwise, like traffic on 395. hov restrictions have been listed for the holiday -- lifted for the holiday. it is cool out there this morning and we saw a few peaks of sunshine early this morning. we're not looking for much in the way of sunshine today. temperatures will be in the 30's morning and will only be in the 50's this afternoon. we will be back at 7:56. >>> look at this brawl caught on tape. that is actually two different wedding parties coming together in a high-end hotel. and they went at it. mayhem. one of the brides got punched. police from around philadelphia were called in to stop it. we'll have that story. good morning, america. as you know, robin recovering from a bone marrow transplant. great to have amy robach here. >> thank you. and the surprises twist of an nfl cheerleader accused of having sex with a 16-year-old. we're going to look what the it means for this case. >>> also, it's "melrose" monday here on "gma." it

brookland area and anne arundel county, at church and ritchie highway, laurel 4 neta road toward d.c.s from 795 to 83. 14 minutes outer loop ne corner. 95 south but with the beltway and 100 and howard county, seven minutes. top part of the beltway harford road, the outer loop, a bit of delays of to the distance. nothing to major. switching to a live view at 50 right at 97, an accident is all clear and it looks like in the delays are gone, too. >> we still have those clouds and low fog and a little bit of drizzle here and there just like yesterday. temperatures in the low 60's. humidity is up at 90%. light east to northeast wind. barometer is high. but it is the area of high pressure steering the winds off the atlantic in the area. the winds carrying the moisture from the ocean and that is why we have the clout and fog. there is a cold front to the west of us. sandy is to the south and they come together by the end of the weekend and early next week. quiet weather dominated by clouds. morning fog and drizzle and maybe a few sunbreaks in the afternoon but i think few and far between. 66

westbound 100 at ritchie highway as an accident backing up traffic.ys. that continues down the west side. the inner loop of washington boulevard has a crash at coppermine terrace. in westminster, ridge road and remains close due to an active and we're looking at delays from the beltway into town from the southbound jfx beginning of reisterstown road. southbound 83 is tied up coming down from timonium road. this is a live view of traffic at i-70. traffic on the outer loop is the pace of things all the way down and watch for the additional accident at reisterstown road. >> good morning, at least the weather is nice and quiet today and no rain to contend with but it is chillier than yesterday. the rain we had yesterday is now pushing off the new england coast and high pressure will take control here. for a couple of days. mostly sunny skies today in a few-clouds but generally sunny with high temperatures between 63-68. another nice day tomorrow with sunshine, around 70 degrees and the next chance of rain will >>> 8:00. it's october 16, 2012. the sun is s

southbound ritchie highway at east-west boulevard a crash. northbound 97 at 100, another accident.s. another crash northbound 295 add power vermeil with north and south of delays showing on the bwe parkway. 70 west of about one of the league -- delays a leading to the accident scene. normal volume delays at harford road, crawling from 95 all the way to back harrisburg expressway. john, over to you. >> you saw the wet pavement on the tragic picture. the heaviest rain -- it may amount to the last significant band. on the eastern shore -- thunderstorm activity north of centreville and around kingstown. a few showers have now passed north of the city. this is all moving to the north. we do not see much activity to the west right now. our forecast and right now, 64 degrees right now. we have a shower activity three wins are calm and the barometric pressure -- pressure showing a rising tendency. if you get enough sun this afternoon, into the 70's. you hang on to more clouds, maybe step of the 60's. a mixture of sun and clouds. showers skewed to the morning. this weekend should be dry air

inbound on route 4, ritchie marlboro to the suitland parkway.on the gw parkway, northbound crash, off the road to the shoulder. and heavy and slow to the cape beltway. the latest crash occurred on the southbound side of the george washington parkway, 395. left side of the roadway is blocked. and heavy volume coming in. inbound of the beltway headed to springfield and below speed, about a 20-minute complete up to arlington boulevard. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. >> thank you. >>> a famous american cultural icon is getting a facelift. for the next 10 weeks, the hollywood sign overlooking los angeles will be renovated. starting today, workers will strip it down to sheet metal and give it a new coat of white paint. when it was originally created back in 1923, it read, do you know? >> i did know. >> hollywood land. that's right, tucker. >> and it was only meant to last 18 months. >> i love it. >> me, too. >> love seeing it. >> so iconic. >> still ahead. nourishing kids and community. >> here is holly live from a school in the district

host: ritchie, thank you for waiting. caller: 9 people telling us what we'll do.flatters the supreme court. they make decisions and it is light -- i cannot explain how to say it. you have a problem and the supreme court takes it and they will do like what they did with abortion. right. a woman's that aggravates me. we're doing worse than then people. the constitution -- a woman has a baby in our country. a citizen. that was put in for the slaves. they turned the constitution all around and that is what i do not like about it. guest: despite the secretive ways they go about making their decisions, they are the most transparent branch of government. they explained the reasons why they do something in a lengthy opinion filled with citations and references. often there are dissenting opinions. we have for the supreme court, a detailed explanation of how they got to the explanations that they reached. everybody can read them and judge them. we are bound to follow the rulings. if people are concerned about a ruling, it is easier than ever source.rectly to the s it is wo

. >> we are live outside the ritchie center, about 10:15 a.m. eastern. school is in session at the university of denver. mitt romney is on the outskirts as they prepare for tomorrow night's debate. president obama finishing up some last-minute preparation in nevada. tomorrow night is the first of three debates. it to be a focus on domestic policy. there is a news coming out from the campaign trail in pennsylvania. the press reporting that democrats that the new voter advocation requirements from going into affect on election day. democrats said the requirement was a ploy to help defeat the president while republicans said it was an effort to prevent voter fraud. they will still be able to ask voters for a valid vote to i did vacation but those without them can vote on a regular polling machine. -- identification but those without them can vote on a regular polling machine. >> the milly dowler is setting up for tomorrow night. -- the reporters are setting up for tomorrow night. this is the sign of the first presidential debate. tomorrow night is focusing

iraq 2007 is sort of like a 10, where ritchie scored the situation in libya? >> i spent a lot of time during the war there and i saw the security situation progressively deteriorate on a slippery slope. i think right after the american affectation in 2003, tore straight before april 2004, when he had the incidence, we see progressive deterioration of the situation in libya. and if the government doesn't step up and establish authority soon, we could see what happens in iraq. >> but what are the differences? is there a shia sunni component in libya? my impression was not much to compare chirac, right-click >> i think it's a 90% era and 10% sunni arab in the rest are minorities, so you're not going to see the minority split. the royalists are we. the gadhafi loyalist, they are engaged in some type of attacks, but they're not as strong as what we saw in the insurgency at the beginning of iraq group but what we will see is the weak central government doesn't have control over the entire country and that invites foreign g hotness to establish camps. you can't reall

[applause] thanks to one of our sponsors, rob ritchie, we will institute ensign run of voting and you can go on line and vote for the candidates you want and the two candidates with the highest number of votes we will have instant run off voting. you have 24 hours to votes and go on line when you go home today. on thursday morning, we will announce the two candidates with the most votes will be in washington, d.c. to debate on international issues. police, vote tonight, free and equal.org. [applause] thank you, larry. >> thank you all very much. a great pleasure to be with you, always a great pleasure to come to chicago. >> wheat, the people. >> good night, everybody [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> that was the independent debate last night from chicago. we want to get your reaction to what you just saw. maybe you saw it last night. what do you think about the impact of independent candidates in the 2012 election? here are the number is on your screen -- -- here are the number is on your screen. -- her

[applause] and thanks to one of our sponsors, rob ritchie. we will implement instant run off voting and you can go on line to vote for the candidate you want. you have 24 hours to votes to go on line and go home today to vote and on thursday morning, we will announce the two candidates with the most votes will be in washington, d.c. to debate on international issues. please, but tonight, free and equal.org. [applause] thank you, larry. >> thank you all very much in a great pleasure to be with you and i love coming to chicago. thank you very much. >> we, the people. >> good night, everybody. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> this week, third-party candidates debated in chicago. c-span is asking -- here is what some of you have to say. >> it was a breath of fresh air to is -- hear a different perspective, other than red or blue. about wasting vote, it wasted vote is voting for someone who lies to you, or not vote at all. vote your conscience. both for t

just because we ritchie -- just because we achieved the right, many pay the ultimate price, i think this is going to motivate a lot of people to be poll watchers, to be volunteers, to get people out to register to vote at see that it does not just get them registered to vote. i read that 50,000 latinos turned 18 every single month. imagine the impact at that will have undercoating and anergy and our belief that we can make a difference. police seized laws going down in texas. i think that's just going to give the people more energy to give the belief there are fair people in our system and that our country and they will want to help us. that will include the whites. >> in 2008, our communities got engaged and motivated. for many of us, it was first time voting. we talked a lot about change and we voted for change. we say that we were really in -- we were behind that change but it takes time. this is more about guarding it change. i think 2008 was about a changing of the guards. as a business organization, we sometimes look at it from the individuals. but at the black chamber, we look at