. ♪ >> rosie's broadway kids was start bid tv star rosie o'donnell. need in her community for more theater and music education. >> not like when i was a kid in fifth grade and we did "the king and i," and i had drum lessons. the arts programs have been gutted. >> reporter: so rosie's organization started sending actors and musicians to new york city schools to replace the missing program. >> we are currently in the public schools in our program that's called ps broadway. and it serves over 1,500 kids. >> reporter: for 15 weeks the students learn about music and dance. the students who excel in class receive a special invitation. >> we take those kids who are super interested, super motivated, and we invite them to audition for our full scholarship program. and that's the act two program. >> reporter: the act two students meet after school during the week. they take classes in acting, dancing, and singing. ♪ >> i think it's like a really amazing opportunity because like i get to act, dance, and sing about three days a week and i don't always -- it's li

rosie. >> what do you say after that?e say this. the leafs are changing and temperatures are certainly dropping. coming up, we are talking fall here and how to enjoy the beautiful weather while enjoying a discount. historic savage mill in howard county. >>> and it was heat heated on "the view yesterday" what bill o'reilly said that had two hosts walk off and what barbara walters said that set everybody straight. >>> look for something to do it's the fall and winter is coming soon and savage mill is trying tone ties you to visit them. that's where lynette charles has been on the go today chasing ghosts and joins to us talk about the fall festival. hello, lynette. >> reporter: hi, rosie how you doing. well, it's hot or cold outsight. i don't know it's getting hot in here. psych what's going on behind me. we have zumba going on and they have it every day and they will have it during the fall fest coming up this weekend as well. so speak of fall fest we have the zuma over there and over here talk to some of the store owners.

rosie. >> nice. if you're looking for something to do tonight in these nice balmy temperatures you can take a trip under the sea for five bucks. national aquarium is cutting back on prices basic admission ticket are going back to 1981 prices only 5 bucks. it's part of the aquarium's kick off to its 30th anniversary. >>> and if you've been wanting a new ipad now is your time to get one for free. all you have to do is like us, from now until december 3rd at abc 2 is giving our viewers a chance to take home a .32 gigabyte apple ipad with wifi log on to facebook and our fan page. click on the sweepstakes tab and enter to win. must be 18 or older to enter. apple care protection are not included in this prize. good luck. >>> staying active is important specially for older americans. now new research shows exercising their faith may be just as helpful as exercising their bodies. >>> a football coach is band from the field because of his wheel now he's fighting back to get with his team. . >>> a kansas footb

rosy. >>> a neighborhood feud turns deadly. now police are investigating exactly what led up to an early morning shooting. it happened in thinksburg in carol county. don harrison has the very latest. >> reporter: this time of year, the most frightening thing is usually the halloween decorations. tragically, that all changed shortly after midnight thursday morning. several 911 calls came into the westminster state police for gun shots in the 1500 block of pilgrum lane. >> they found the victim lying in the driveway. sustain multiple gun shot wounds. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the victim, 48-year-old steven arrived home from work and that's when 51-year-old gregory martin pulled his truck in behind him and an argument began. he was shot several times in the upper body. his wife heard the shots. >> the victims wife was sweeping at the time. she was awakened by gun shots that she heard. she was one of the 911 calls to police. she looked outside, saw her husband lying in the driveway. >> police say the suspect w

rosie. >>> the family of a man killed on a jet ski in mexico near the u. s. border is demanding answers they believe mexican authorities have done very little to recover his body. the victim's wife says her husband was murdered right before her eyes but police in mexico say they have no evidence an attack even took place and are wondering if his wife was somehow involved. the family denies that claim. diana alvar has more. >> reporter: as hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of david hartley his family struggles to cope with his death and disappearance of his body. >> it shouldn't be that hard to get him home. >> it feels like another continue then. >> it's just right over there. >> reporter: right over there is south enlike a reservoir on the u. s. mexico border that's where david's wife tiffany says the two were ambushed by mexican pirates. tiffany escaped, david did not. >> are you sure your husband got shot? >> reporter: nearly a week later divide's body is still missing. the mexican foreign relations ministry has issued a statement saying the country

rosy? >> for the first time since 2006, former governor bob ehrlich faced a man who unseated governor martin o'malley. they wasted no time to try to get your vote. the two met with the crowd clearly in '0mallee's favor including congressman elijah cummings, baltimore county executive jim smith, all of who whom support o'malley.er lick's camp is calling foul saying they asked for a non-partisan debate. he saider lick is in a fantasy world. he engaged in class warfare since a 2007 special session that resulted in a $1.4 billion in tax increases.er lick and o'malley had a second 2008 today in lincecum. they have at least two more public debates scheduled including two more at the washington post this thursday. >>> stephanie rollins blake paid a visit to the white house. she joined president obama and other city and state leaders from across the country to discuss improving the nation's aging infrastructure. the president says that our crumbling infrastructure costs american lives and it should

this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should di

rosy? >> a day of sightseeing along the texas/mexico bore deer is dead, his widow narrowly escaped after a run-in with pirates. >> they within on their jet skis exploring the mexican side of david lake when they came under attack. >> hello. >> yes. >> okay. are you sure that your husband got shot? >> yes. >> tiffany told a 911 dispatcher she and her husband were ambushed by three boats. david was shot in the head. >> he was thrown off the jet ski and i could not take him on mine. >> she tried to low load up her husband. one picture here trying to get the body in the jet ski to bring him to the other side. she was being shot at. so she finally had to let go the body and head back to the united states. >> the 60-mile long reservoir has become a battle spot. they have surrounded and boarded american fishing bolts demanding money at one point. they suspect they are working with drug cartels. rick perry is requesting a thousand national guardsmen and predator drones be called out to the border.

rosy. >>> sesame street is developing a show for the west african country featuring a few new friends for big bird and the cookie monster. one of the new stars will be hiv positive. the show will address the biggest issues facing young nigerian kids, aids, malaria, gender, equality and religious differences. >>> we could be saying trump 2012. the billionaire is making it known he would like america to hire him as president of the united states. this is not the first time he's said this. he's been flirting with the idea for two decades. he suggested running on the republican ticket back in 1998. >>> this justin beeber is 16 years old, approaching 1 billion views on youtube. it appears teen girls will do anything to get in touch with their heartthrob. justin beeber is quickly learning that. this justin was living 20 years for the justin bieber of stardom. he changed his number, put it in his wife's name. but the teen girls got ahold of that number, too, and put it on their fan web site. he would get 50 messages in two hours. >> it's just a little hard to sleep at night when the phone is

rosie. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. facebook is rolling out some big new changes including a new way to communicate with your friends but already users are sounding off on the site's new group speecher. plus a family is horrified at the actions of the neighbors and you won't believe why the neighbors say that they are doing this. all that and more at 11:00. . >>> answering children's questions about a tough topic such as cancer can be helpful to the child as well as the patient. report on a book that's doing just that in today's health minute. >> reporter: when tropical storm found out her na-na had cancer. >> i was only 4 years old. >> reporter: a grandfather died of cancer there were more questions. tropical storm and her grandmother put their conversations into a book called na-na what's cancer. it's published by the american cancer society. >> i really believe that the way to talk to kids about cancer is to be open and honest with them. >> reporter: some of the questions children ask are surprising, others universal

have my 74-degree forecast to talk about, i'm going to tell you all that, but now let's go back to rosy. >>> tonight the parents of a missing disabled girl are facing some questions. 10-year-old sahara claire baker reportedly vanished this weekend from her north carolina home. the stepmother says the last time she saw hershey was sleeping in her bedroom. several hours after that they reported a fire in the back yard. then sahara was reported missing. they are questioning her stepmother el is a baker who was arrested on about a dozen other unrelated charges. >>> i haven't really seen, my wife has been -- i hope i can get my daughter back. >> she has bone cancer and wears a proudthetic legs and hearing aids she doesn't have with her. >>> a person is under fire about comments he made about homosexuality before some orthodox jewish leaders. >> i think my children and your children would be much more successful in getting married and raising a family. >> 8 men were arrested for antigay hate crimes against men in new york city. paladino explains his position on "good morning america." >> i wa

rosie, back to you. >>> city school teachers rejected a new contract proposal that would have made major changes to the way teachers are paid. right now, salaries are based on seniority and teaching degrees. the school system wants to make pay depend more on the quality of the teacher. yesterday, teachers voted 15 40 to 1107 to reject the contract which would have created a system with salary levels that teachers could work for. at the highest level, city schoolteachers will be paid a six-figure salary. supporters say it could happen. opponents are not so sure about it all. >> i can understand why they want to improve teacher performance and things like that. you about you i think it leaves us open for subjectist by the adstraitsors which gives them too much power. >> we need to figure out how to tell teachers this is in their interests and in the best interests of kids and will move the city forward. >> city schools c etch oandres alonso says he will work with the teachers on finding a way to get the contract passed. he has scheduled a news conference for 8:30 this morning. by the way,

rosie, back to you. >>> well baltimore city schoolteachers vote no on a new contract but the school system's fight for change may not have been over. it would have made major changes the way the teachers are paid. cheryl o'connor joins with us more. >> reporter: city school ceo has scheduled a news conference for this morning to talk about that new teacher contract vote. and that contract would have paid teachers based on the quality of their performance. right now, the pay is set by seniority and teaching degrees. vote turned down the proposal. 1540 said no and 1107 said yes. education experts from all over the country had been watching baltimore to find out whether the system could work. the democrat he can primary for the state senate seat in the 46th district defeating long time incumbent running on a prom tries form city schools. the new contract would have been a make piece of that reform. >> it's a major change. it would truly change what happens in the salary of teachers and that's scarry and it should be because change if it were easy would have happened. >> i understand why they wa

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the impact on san francisco bay of the sailing races will not be major. >> city officials present a rosie forecast. $1.4 billion for the bay area. and 9,000 jobs created. but the supervisor chris daily says there are hidden kofs costs. >> there is existing revenues. and then, costs of the city will bear in terms of dredging. >> ellyson and race organizers will be given rent-free leases of up to 75 years for development rights on the pier. this is the city's way of competing against the millions in federal subsidies, arriveals two european cities will be able to offer. for now, chris daily seems to be a loen voice. the mayor and others support the proposal. >> we're breaking out with the potential talking about a new industry and with that kind of industry, prospect of maybe a maritime industry. >> well, tomorrow, full board will vote on what is called term sheet for the race. it's a nonbinding resolution. it signals to race organizers intentions. we're expecting against valencia, spain, then, unnamed italian city. live in san francisco along the water front abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> as

. >> i interviewed the chief economic advisor at the white house and he was trying to put a rosy spin on a difficult situation. listen to this. do you accept it could go do 10 percent in the near future? >> we got an official forecast. in january of this year, we forecast that the unemployment rate for 2010 would average 10 percent and clearly we are coming in under that. so what woe need is increasing private sector job growth. and dealing with the head winds from the state. >> tough line to put out, we forecast 10 percent and we will come in below that. that is a tough sell. >> just telling you the facts. >> he has a tough job? >> worse than selling popsicles to eskimos on a cold january day. after they passed the stimulus in january they said, unemployment would not go above 8 percent. well, it has never gotten near, 8 percent would be a big, wowfl deal for the white house. they have missed it and mismanaged it. >> this is deputy director of the president's national economic counsel commenting on the jobs report. "we have a mismatch and it is a skills issue, and an education one."

it is a staggering 19 billion deficit through spending cuts and what they say are rosy projections. vendors are starting to have doubts about doing business with the state. >> we have already had the budget cuts and it affected us dramatically. it is hard to keep the doors open and it is a point where i don't want to do it anymore. >> governors and lawmakers moved forward with a plan to sell and lease back to help ease the deficit. 18 million in checks went out to dead americans. that was released by the social security. only half of those payments were returned. the $250 checks were sent to social security recipients and federal retirees as part of the package. more than four million went to 17,000 prison inmates. we are a little more than an hour away from the first game in the division series betweens giants and braves. we can only dream of a world series championship ring . >> hello, cheryl. talk about world series starvation . we'll show you people who are suffering from world series starvation. all of the people in the ball park right now. last time they won it was 1954. the w

rosie has been a loser for a long time. kissing rosie o'donnell, can you imagine that? out of pure patriotism and a burning desire to see this country do better on the world stage, but above all, it will be to promote his line of gentleman's ties, available now at macy's. >> by the way, you can buy them at macy's, number one selling tie in the united states. go to macy's and buy those ties. >> only ties we wear here. looking ahead to monday, "hardball's" chris mast throughs, "mad money's" jim cramer, they will bo both be here. up next what have we learned today? ♪ will bo both be h up next what have we learned today? ♪ another dollar ♪ daylight comes [ dogs barking ] ♪ i'm on my way ♪ another day ♪ another dollar ♪ working my whole life away ♪ another day ♪ another dollar one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to help you. they look back and think,

klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosie the riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three children and never taking shying from anyone. you sure do act like a coffee klatching women with your boots and jeans on, arriving to run a crew of obnoxious men's, because 50% of the men's brains skiptd -- consist of their oh so glorified junk which doesn't even work right. most of the time. coffee klatching women? sitting around talking nonsense? the same nonsense that finally changed the 19th amendment. yes we can vote. i can see abigail adams sitting and clutching her sco

the assembly version of the bill closes a $19 billion deficit with some spending cuts but with some rosie assumptions about an economic recovery generating more tax dollars and assumptions about federal dollars coming to california, dollars that haven't been promised by the feds. that's giving some members of the senate pause. >> the key is to pass the buck. it's the responsibility of down the road. it's to a new legislature and new governor. and it's the legislature not doing their job. >> there are no new taxes, but there's $1 billion more in spending. part of that are further tax cuts for the largest corporations which my republican colleagues are insisting upon to give up the last votes for us to get to the supermajority. >> reporter: yesterday on the uc-berkeley campus about 1,000 people turned out in sproul plaza to protest higher student fees and planned layoffs but ironically, the budget passed by the assembly actually gives both the uc and cal state systems about $5.5 billion. that is more than was in last year's budget. of course, there have been previous years' budget cuts that

. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is rosie. i have 2 below children. i walk every day on that block. people are often flooding on that block because of drug sales. my question is what assurances do we have that this pharmacy is not going to create additional problems? the situation now is already out of control. >> [speaking spanish] >> i also want to share with you. as i was coming into this hearing, i saw a woman walked at me and tell me -- she saw a wais latina and said, "immigration is going to come here." why would she say that? we all have a right to participate in this discussion, don't we? >> [speaking spanish] >> i hope you hear me as a mother but also somebody who loves this country because we have our ability to express our opinions. thank you. president peterson: is there anybody else who cares to speak under public comment? i do not believe there is anybody else. we will move into rubato, starting with ms. more than -- we will move into rebuttal, starting with ms. morgan. you will have three minutes of a bottle. -- of rebuttal. >> pretty i

it is based on a rosie economic forecast. the state controller could force the state to issue iou's to pay creditors. an announcement on that is expected later today. >> this morning the san francisco giants riding high with a one-game lead going into tonight's second game in the best of five playoff series against the atlanta braves. the giants beat the braves 1-0 last night and tim lincecum gave a brilliant performance in his playoff debut striking out 14 baiters allowing two hits pitching the complete game. a clutch, two-out single, one run. >> all the pitchers were working. bus and i were on the same page for the most part. just trying to fill out the strike zone. >> game two is tonight at at&t park. matt cain will be on the mound for the giants. first pitch at 6:37. >> giants fever running hot as fans celebrated at at&t and many more celebrated all over the bay area including my house. theresa garcia is live at at&t park with more. >> good morning. it is one down and the best of five playoff series against the atlanta br

. >> the holiday season forecast isn't rosy, but a lot of optimism goes a long way. >> expect more feet marching to the beat of holiday music. estimates more people will be shopping this season than in previous years. >> i do care because it would be a lot better for me for christmas shopping because god knows it's so expensive. >> reporter: the national retail federation estimates sales will rise. in maryland there's cautious optimism over the news. places like the popular pan dore a's jewelry. >> because we offer an affordable line it appeals to the masses. >> reporter: i know. >> i know that some have forecast between 2 and 3 1/2% increases in sales. weaver we're hoping we make those kind of marks. >> reporter: baltimoreians would say a good forecast is good news for consumers and also those who work or need a job. >> it really is going to be hard to buy things out here when people have a little bit of money. >> reporter: howard summer hill says before we start thinking about sales more people need jobs. >> before it declares the recession a thing of the past it will be eyeing the ke

. >> but the plan hinges on a rosie economic outlook and a giant $5 billion check from the u.s. government. >> this budget looks at trying to solve a problem without having to solve a problem. there are too many gimmicks in here and overestimation of revenues that are never going come in. >> now, it's been less than 24 hours and they're scheduled to vote on this package, which is a record-setting 98 days overdue. >>> a new compromised budget has additional money for higher education but not for kindergarten through 12 system. and we have more from the newsroom. >> reporter: those who hammered out this deal say there were modest gains to the k-12 system tim when you look at numbers you really see that the schools will not receive what they should be getting by law. that is why most educators are saying the deal is no big deal. the state will pay for students $300 more than what the governor is willing to give meaning california will spend just under $8,000 this year to educate each child. sounds great. except that it's still $3 billion less than what the state spent last year. de

. >>> thanks rosie definitely a hot topic and as expected this story is generating dozens of comments on our w m ar facebook fan page we ask do you think the westboro baptist church should be protected under the first amendment. mary writes in the the west important 0 baptist church feels this way why don't they leave the country. sherry fink writes free speech is an amazing liberty, but it is like any other right we can say and do what we wish as long as we hurt no one else and allow others their privacy. and freddie says sadly the right to free speech includes the right to rude and disrespectful speech and protest. obviously our constitutional rights do not dictate human character. remember we northwest you to sound out 24 hours a day at www.wmar.com. all you have to do is scroll down to the bottom and click on our facebook page. >>> well, dead lock. that's what the jury in the ken harris murder trial said to the judge today. jurors deliberating the charges against the trio accused of killing harris told the judge they could not reach a unanimous decision on the most serious charges

. >> reporter: for those physically unable to come to the love kitchen -- >> rosy, it's gerri. >> reporterthere's delivery. the food and the company is welcome. >> i love you, babe. >> we give love and that's why we call it "the love kitchen." >> reporter: the sisters pray donation also keep coming. >> this is what keeps us going. we enjoy every moment. >> reporter: because generosity is the main ingredient at the love kitchen. nbc news, knoxville, tennessee. >>> if you want to hear more from these generous sisters and learn more about "the love kitchen" visit nightly.msnbc.com. >>> and for the latest on the mine rescue, stay with nbc news and your late local news and "today" on nbc in the morning. that's tomorrow morning. for us for now, that's our broadcast for a tuesday night. thank you as always for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> september's less than rosy jobs report will do little to help democrats win the argument with cover -- with voters. this is the last piece of economic data before the votes in november. even after the midterm elections, it could take years to bring down the high unemployment rate. >>> at least seven people are known to have died in the toxic waste sleek in hungary. around 150 people have been injured as a result of this bill that happened at an industrial plant. the official said the risk of an environment of catastrophe have decreased after pollution levels in the river danube fell. biggestf europe's postwar environment of cleanups is under way. the result of a court of caustic story that claimed lives, devoured houses, and left an immovable toxic footprint. thousands of soldiers, police, and volunteers have been trying to soak up the pollution before it reaches the danube. this is the home of clara, now a red and brown the landscape of poisonous sludge. it is finished, she says. she took me to the back of her beloved garden, but everything was dead. she knows she cannot stay. the

let's check in with rosie who is back with more on that story. >> kelly, call it maryland live. it will be a huge complex of restaurants and entertainment. a destination for more than just gambling. if voters don't stop him. ♪ [ music ] >> it will be about more than just gambling. developer david cortis says maryland live will be several rest ranteds, a concert hall, and gaming machines. >> people coming in, this is going to be a world class entertainment regional destination. this is not a slot box. this is something that the people will visit, come to the airport. you'll come over. you'll come from all over maryland. >> cortis says it will be a topnotch facility anchored by topnotch tenants. already on board, a cheesecake factory, steak house, and a concept restaurant from food network star, bobby flay. also be a new head live, even though voters will still have to decide on the zoning for the maryland live complex, the future tenants say they are fully behind this project. >> we think it's a great thing for the region. we think it's a great thing for the state of maryland. le

rosie. >> the latest now on the investigation of a man shot and killed while jet skiing along the u.. mexico border. the head of one of the investigators was delivered to the army headquarters actually his head. the mexican army base is not far from the texas border where the head of rolando flores was sent in a suitcase. her husband had been working on the investigation into the american tourist when he didn't come home. he be headings are the calling card of the cartel. two members of well-known suspect in david hartley's death. >>> now news around the nation this takes us to north carolina where 10-year-old sahara claire baker is still missing. her stepmother alyssa baker is accused of obstruction of justice crafting a fake ransom note to throw off investigation. she is being held on $40,000 bond. investigators believe someone killed 10-year-old sahara which was a two-time cancer survive. so far her body has not been found her father is cooperating with police. >>> another reminder not to fall asleep behind the wheel folks. this is where one driver in iowa where his car ended up.