nick: okay, sally, take a guess! sally: oh, a puzzle!now that you've named all the hats, what shall we name next? we named everything in the world we can think of. then we'll have to name things that are out of this world! like the planets! both: wow! earth is here. it's what we're standing on right now! cool! there are eight planets to name. and on this model, they all stack on the bright yellow sun. see? oh, dear! oh, cat! don't worry, we'll get the planets for you. but where do they go on cat's model? let's see. earth would go... no i-- ah! i can never remember! then how will we fix it? by going to space and taking a look at the real thing. yay! yay! and while we're there we can play the planet name game too! your mother will not mind at all if you do! (laughing) come in, mom. this is nick. can we go to space with the cat in the hat to play the planet name game? over? (laughing) mom: play the planet name game? roger that! i can't name a better game. over and out! thanks, mom! both: we can go! we can go! i know! i know! to the thingama

now sally's rationalization is we're replacing it with something better.ike sally but this is something we're hearing not just from the commentators but from the administration and lawmakers. i want you to think of the arrogance of that perspective, the conceit of telling you this is better. according to whom? . by whose definition is something better? a plan that forces men to buy maternity care and forces childless 50-year-olds to buy pediatric eye exams? what is better? is it what they tell us is better. >> sally go ahead. >> you know, i this i people americans would agree with me that seat belts and air bags are safer and better, but you know, like i said, those weren't required till government stepped in. look, let's take a bigger picture here. this was not a hearing. this was harassment. this was republicans who are tired of flowing the obama care bill saying all right, we're going to try and flowing kathleen sebelius. the irony is this is the same committee trying to say we're so concerned people can't sign up we wanted to destroy it in the first pl

sally and betsy, thank you for debating it. we'll have you back to debate.y. researchers training dogs to find early signs was cancer. the professor of medicine here in new york, doctor, what did you find on this? >> this is an incredible story. by the time ovarian cancer is found it is too late to cure it. over 14,000 women die. it has a characteristic odor, that the common house dog can be trained to detect before it is too late. in the university of pennsylvania. researchers are putting dogs to work to sniff out the cancer. we saw the experiments and they got it right each and every time. >> the reason that dogs are so much better than humans. dogs have an ability to smell in color. they look around the room with their nose same as we look with our eyes and they can smell the individual component. >> next step in the process that takes place, is to narrow down through analystic chemistry the odorthey are smelling and transfer it to a artificial noise. this is a size of a tumor and hidden inside of the female and this is the size. an aspirin and it should

nobody will believe them. >> you know, to that point, sally, very quickly.een the administration taking steps and -- saying, you know, have you the conference call yesterday and they are talking about the end of november and you have the president i think is going to boston next week. members of the cabinet are going out to other places next week to try to move the ball forward so to speak. i mean, they are the -- administration is -- on offense. pushing the point that this is not just about a website. >> it is not. look, millions of americans have already been helped by the affordable care act. the young people can stay on their parents' insurance plans. these things are in place and helping millions. and, you know, some level the republicans aren't going to be happy until obama is behind a computer screen chugging mountain dew. you know. meanwhile the fact that governor dean's point the fact republicans are like -- we want goat rid of this law at any cost and now our complaint is people can't access it. just like -- you know, we are through the looking gla

here is a look at what is going on at 6:00. >> i am sally kidd.ks at the white house, but are they making any progress? >> city health officials expressed concerns over the state website for health care. >> and i am jayne miller. what caused a 72-year-old woman to fall from a stretcher in an ambulance, and she later died. are sayingficials little. >> you are watching wbal-tv 11, live, local, late raking. this is 11 news at 6:00 p.m. the partial government shutdown continues. congress is calling on congress to end the shutdown. >> house republican leaders say no deal without negotiations first. sally kidd joins us from washington with the very latest. >> leaders of the house met today to discuss the situation, and the president kate off a series of meetings with members of congress, what for now, the standoff continues. president huddled with house democrats at the white house, and house republicans return tomorrow. >> this is about the president meeting with as many members of congress as he can to talk about these very important issues. >> on cap

. >> this is martha and this is sally. >> reporter: metro bus driver hit around killed his wife martha and sally in 2007 after twen months of what he called exhausting settlement negotiations with the agency. he received a payout and built a music studio near charlottesville. he says those faking injuries and loss are reprehensible. >> because of martha and sally, for instance, they're piggybacking on the back of them. they see that happen. they're probably trying to get in on that, you know? >> to get money. >> yeah. >> reporter: metro has been deploying 100 of these surveillance cams each year since 2002 and just now have out the entire fleet. but a agency says this indent shows the cameras haven't deterred everyone from taking a dive, at least not yet. metro is paying an average of $2400 passengers who file claims at the agency. a spokesman says it will not be paying any of the passengers who filed claims four that incident on minnesota avenue southeast. scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >> doug is here with a look of the weather. it's a gift to get this kind of weather in october. >>

and sally's body was found scavenged by animals. this old case, michelle rowlands is very lucky to be alive. hey, doc. got a c.o.d. on mr. leblanc? not blunt force trauma. take a look at the esophagus here. you see this swelling? it's laryngeal edema. there's also evidence of eosinophilia in the lungs. anaphylaxis. according to his medical records, he had a severe almond allergy. even trace amounts would've caused his throat to swell shut, resulting in asphyxiation. but we know that he was hit in the head with a frozen leg of lamb. maybe, maybe not. it's possible that when mr. leblanc started losing consciousness from the anaphylaxis, he fell, hitting his head on the leg of lamb. he had to have known that he was deathly allergic to almonds. how did they get in his system? i didn't notice any needle marks or almonds in the stomach contents. only soda. morgan collected a drinking cup from the crime scene. hey-o. so, uh, i found trace amounts of amygdalin and benzaldehyde in the soda. brody: almond extract. every single person on that

sally kidd joins us with an update. sally? sides areboth reporting progress at this point. one senator evens saying he that atremely positive bipartisan deal will come out of the senate. during a visit to a washington food pantry, president obama ,xpressed hope for a deal thanks to progress on the senate side. >> with republicans recognizing , not smart,nable not good for the american people to let america default -- >> an afternoon meeting between the president inc. correctional leaders was -- the president and aggression the leaders was postponed to allow congressional leaders more time to negotiate. >> i'm very optimistic we will reach an agreement that is reasonable in nature this week. >> i share his optimism that we will get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> also working on a deal, i bipartisan group with 12 senators. progress.making we are going to continue to meet throughout the day. >> those close to the negotiations say the agreement taking shape would reopen the government and raise the debt limit until spring, among other measures. >> each side

. >> next like to invite up sally stevens, commissioner sally stevens who is the chair of the commission of animal control and welfare. >> can we bark? thank you for holding this hearing. people have been walking with their dogs for over 50 years long before he became the gg nra. in 1972 the gg was created and this is a direct quote "to expand maximal extent possible the outdoor recreation opportunities available to the region." in several citizens voted in 1972 command over ocean beach land then to the gg nra it was only after promised officials promised in the chronicle they preserve recreational uses of the part. in 1979 they formalize the pet policy that allowed dogs to be off leash and only 1% of this 80,000 acres. the it was created and managed for decades for recreation. the 1980 gen. management plan offered a realistic view of the gg rna is causing much of the land was quote, "man created landscape significantly altered by the military." the [inaudible] should be managed for high visitor use. that make sense. over the years unfortunately, the administration has changed its mind a

[laughter] sally is cute. i thought monica and sally were nice -- [laughter] but bobby was exciting. [laughter] when ever he came near me or talked to me, my heart started to pound. the other guys did not feel that way. i was the only one, i thought. i was very alone. and i had a need to be part of the gang, to be part of everybody. and so i acted like monaco was hot and sally was cute. i dated girls. i went on double dates. i went to the senior prom. i played a part. as i got older, i met others who are like me. and i discoveredgay bars. i was comfortable there. people were friendly and they were who they were as i could be who i was. i could relax. but i found something else that we shared in common. it was a fear. a fear of being exposed. we were living double lives. they told me about some gay bars that got raided by the police and the patrons there were all herded out and loaded onto paddy wagons and taken to the police station, fingerprinted, photographed and put on a list called deviants. that was a fea

. >> i am sally kidd on capitol hill. the federal government shuts down as political maneuvering and finger-pointing continues. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> you are watching wbal-tv 11 -- live, local, latebreaking. this is 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> at midnight last night, for the first time in 17 years, republicans in congress chose to shut down the federal government. let me be more miss -- more specific. one faction of one party in one house of congress in one branch of government shutdown major parts of the government, all because they did not like one law. >> that was the president speaking from the white house earlier today, responding to the partial government shutdown. that is our big story tonight. the shutdown has forced some 800,000 federal workers off the job and without pay. >> members of congress continue budget. to debate the 11 news reporter rob roblin has how the shutdown is impacting the maryland national guard. wiener new -- deborah has reaction from maryland's delegation. fi

my partner and i have a dog named sally. i rest my case. she's like my child. walking with her on a leash doesn't do it for me. i cannot get the kind of exercise i need to get. so, i read this thing from the recreation federal government, and 4 years ago it's the same thing. just rehashed over and over. we have some very disingenuous statistics at him. they continue to say 11% of the infinite incidents are dog related. when you actually look at them almost 50% of those incidents are giving tickets to people for not having their leash which is kind of like a circular reasoning if you will. if you take all those out it's about 3 or 4% of the incidents. again we have the government trying to solve a problem that does not exist. i'm really very violently opposed to this actually change my life and the life of many of my friends. i really need to have crissy field to keep my health up. that's my comments for today. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> mystic is there been a resident in san francisco for 35 years. a couple years ago we got up dog and a

will, thank you, sally, thank you. back. >>> senator ted cruz is getting blasted for a joke he made on wednesday. they said it was not the kind of remark you should make, it was highly offensive. listen for yourself and decide. >> have you all noticed the nigerian e-mail scammers, they've been a lot less active lately because they've all been hired to run the obama care websites. afterward a spokesman for cruz said he was making a joke and made no offense but they're demanding an apology for said joke. not all jokes are funny to everybody. >>> a woman in florida is hoping a court is going to reconsider her case because she was slammed with 20 years, 20 years for firing a warning shot after her husband threatened to kill her. 20 years. coming up, what might happen next. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises.

ike john sally was larger than this? this is not okay. a bazooka. like >> have you seen it? is way scary. it's that big. [laughter] >> coming up, comedian ron white the weekend and john oats performed >> how does oats perform without hall. that would be fun. if it's just oats and he doesn't have a mustache anymore. double whammy >> lisa marie presley, why a movie ur dad have made about him. elvis? do you cast as >> matthew >> bruce is fat elvis. push tmz bht to you by new fast acting advil. nothing works faster. coming up, we have chuck schumer. democratic senator from new york. we asked do you think the government will reopen p it's a ron white wedding, y'all! >> so come peedian ron white god the weekend. >> you mean that redneck omedian fella with the jokes and whatnot? >> the guy in front of me needs pronounceof phlegm t his name, i'm checking his shoes for fuses. so, tell us more. >> he got married at the fair ont how tell in dallas and a nice affair >> and everyone was there. of course ron's new bride who performed. >> oh, yeah. shake it misses tatar salad. speaking of

it's great to be here. >> of course, sally.his was an extraordinary quarter that was not touched enough on the conference call. one is you did change the way you distribute your wings from the number of wings to pound. the second, you have mcdonald's with the wing initiative. it didn't seem to matter at all! >> we really did have an outstanding quarter, truly operations marketing and guest experience came together. we did. we took a chance in july when we rolled out wings by the portion. as we had talked before, wing costs were very high and the wings were getting larger and we had a yield problem. we rolled it out and i think the guest really likes to get that consistent amount of meat with each order instead of by the number. so that went off really well. with regard to mcdonald's' mighty wing, you know, you can't help, but think that their advertising about wings made people think about where you wanted to get the best wings and they went to buffalo wild wings because not only wings, beer and sports. nothing better. >> let's

joining me today, "daily beast" columnist and activist sally cohn, "washington post" ezra klein and editor of the new republic franklin fore. author of days of fire, bush and cheney in the white house. peter, i want to go to you first. before we get to the bush chain book, it's incredible and i can't wait to talk about it. first to talk about the news of the day, which has been a rolling months long news cycle, the snowden weeks. in your time covering the white house, which has been several years, do you think it's possible the president did not know the nsa was monitoring personal phone calls of 35 world leaders? >> is it possible, sure, it is possible. that's a disturbing fact in itself. the president is left in this awkward position where neither of the two main explanations is all that -- you know, all that appealing. either he didn't know or he did know. either one he gets in trouble. you mention the bush book, which is very nice of you to mention, it does go back to the bush administration. these are the same issues, right, for going on for more than a decade. to have begun in 2002 h

new at 6:00 -- >> i'm sally kidd.igh-stakes meeting right now at the white house, a new deal to break the budget stalemate. >> a man wanted for almost 20 armed robberies is caught. i'm lowell melser. the story in a live report. >> and i'm jayne miller with the story of a woman who fell out of a baltimore county ambulance and died two days later. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11 news. live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> we begin tonight with the weather and another drab, dreary day in our state. good evening. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm kate amara. will the wet weather stick around as the weekend approaches? chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer is in the weather center with the answer. hi, tom. >> hi, kate. it looks like the rain will stick around. is not the heaviest rain we saw. there is rain falling, steady rain. you can see on hd doppler -- the yellows and oranges indicate moderate to heavy rain. there is more to come because the center of the storm system is way down over eastern carolin

m sally kidd in washington, where the government is back open. find out what lawmakers are doing to try to avert a similar crisis in the future. >> from wbal-tv 11, this is breaking news. now, we are following latebreaking developments out of towson where the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of baltimore city police officer william kern. >> he is charged in the shooting of a police recruit. david collins has the breaking news on the guilty verdict. excess forest deliberations are concerned, it really didn't take that long. as far as deliberations are concerned. william kern was found guilty of reckless endangerment. that charge carries a five-year prison term. he maintains he accidentally grabbed his duty gun rather than a training weapon

i am sally kidd in washington where a makers have tentatively ends the a plan that government shutdown. >> baltimore's biggest rival is the pittsburgh steelers. foe.travel to face their >> with the steelers off to an incredibly slow start, is there a spark liking during the steelers week? pete gilbert went armour performance center. teams struggled to run the ball. a sign that they are not being as physical as they need to be. pittsburgh and baltimore getting together may be exactly what they need for each other. that is not shared publicly. ,hat does that mean to pittsburgh wins? wrecks i feel like having a described. i am on record with that. >> there was a time when visions of black and whole -- gold were common. ben was a great order back. politeoffered only phrase even with the low hanging fruit of the one in four record. >> we would never say that it is because the teams are similar. they will come out and play. we expect the pittsburgh steelers. a field trip.ike >> tough to put in words. -- the losswhen puts the raven below 500. they will the area, get pumped. dealwmakers confir

sally kidd is in washington with the latest. new white house says the president is open to even a short-term extension of the debt limit. today, he stepped up the pressure on house republicans. government shutdown week two. president obama visited phenom, where workers are furloughed. >> republicans and speaker boehner are saying there are not enough votes. it should prove it. but the bill go to the floor. let us see what happens. just vote. continuing budget with no strings attached. speaker boehner says the president needs to talk first. >> the american people expect when their leaders have differences and we are in a time of crisis, we will at least have a conversation. >> i ask we speaker, why are you afraid? are you afraid this will pass, the government will reopen, and americans will realize you took the country hostage for no apparent reason? >> republicans say the problem is not the house -- it is the senate. >> negotiation is not a luxury. it is a necessity. until senate democrats except that reality, these crises will

sally kidd, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thousands of federal workers and their families are starting to feelthe effects of the government shutdown. we spoke with one of those families. foreveral days of work lost a federal worker for load who still don't know if they will get their payback. what many thought would end quickly is dragging into serious territory, especially for a one income family. >> i was thinking one day and then everything would be fine. now i'm hearing a couple of weeks, and it is not settling too easy right now. .> these are uncertain times he left his job as a mortgage banker for a financial analyst position with the social security administration for years ago, looking for more stability. now with the government shutdown him a financial worries that originally came with his last job have resurfaced. >> when i lose the big income, it's almost like there is no income. i do have a part-time job, but it doesn't sustain the bills that we need to pay. >> it is upsetting. is a stay-at-home mom. she has thought about part-time work, but she has to care for three kids, and now

. >> sally, it looked as if we heard john boehner say that he is infeweriated that the president and someone on his team said let's keep this shutdown going. is the pressure now mounting to step forward and find some sort of compromise here? >> i'm not entirely sure what more the president could do. i get it. republicans don't like obama care although it is interesting polls show that the majority of republican voters actually like what is in obama care. they don't want to give the president this victory. they don't like it fine. but, you know, the law passed. the supreme court up held it. the president was re-elected on it. wait until it is your turn to strike it down. they have had 40 votes and now you are holding the country hostage. >> we know all this. ultimately won't it be the legacy of this president that we remember with regard to this shutdown? if you look at all of the other shutdowns you cannot tell me what they were about but we can say who the president of the united states was at the time. >> i don't think it will sorry go ahead michelle. >> this is not the read admini

. >> sally. >> frediano ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> bn, tengolgo para ti. >> ¿de quÉ se trata?arryl. >> sÉ que ves a otro hombre. (tocan al timbre). >> seguro que es Él. >> darryl. ♪ (risa). >> ¿quÉ es esto? ¿una tarjeta? >> al suelo! (suenan disparos). ♪ >> rayos. vamos, de prisa! muÉvase! (suenan disparos). ♪ (gemidos). ♪ >> abajo. ♪ >> no puedo ubicarlo. ♪ (suena disparo). (gemidos). ♪ (gritos). ♪ (gemidos). ♪ ♪ >> no! (suena explosiÓn). ♪ (suenan disparos). >> ¿estÁs herida? >> ¿quÉ? >> ¿no te pasÓ nada? >> no lo creo. ¿estÁn siguiÉndonos? >> no. sÓlo cÁlmese, va a estar bien. >> no voy a estar bien, acaban intentar de asesinarme, y darryl, darryl estÁ muerto. >> usted estÁ con vida y yo la mantendrÉ asÍ. (gemidos). >> oh, su herida. >> mm, hay un botiquÍn debajo del asiento. (gemidos). >> esa arma, o lo que quiera que haya sido, era de su compaÑÍa, fabricada en cyrez. >> sÍ, es un prototipo em, no se supone que deberÍa existir. >> ¿quÉ es em? >> impulsor electromagnÉtico, no contiene pÓlvora, ni balas convencionales, disparan municiones de aluminio a casi la velocidad de l

you like me right now, you like me. >> one day, maybe these guys will have their sally field momentause right now, eagles quarterback michael vick remains nfl fan's most disliked player according to a recent survey by forbes magazine. chargers rookie manti te'o, i should point out two of the top ten went to usc. >> that's just negative. >> one of the great high school performances ever, wood side blow out against cappaccino over the weekend. josh holman, three yards, and 65 yards for a period. and just for a good measure, he also scored a fumble recovery all coming in the first half. last year, warriors guard seth occury and thompson knocked down -- curry and thompson became known as the slash brothers. >> we talked about it growing up, but we never thought it was going to be a reality. my parents are proud. it was a big deal. >> after leading the warriors to the second round of the playoffs last season, golden state is hoping to keep curry on the court even more this year. the team signed his younger brother, seth, to compete for one of the final spots. >> the it would be great for

they were asked to transfer 200 bucks to the scammers who promised to work with sally mae to reverse the debt. they are open for business not shut down. they posted on twitter it does not have an insta gram account. told customers ignore the offer. wal-mart will sell more made in america products starting with toys. they will have 6 and a half million dollars in the toy plant in rogers, arkansas and hire 170 employees to make toys for wal-mart. they make battery powered toys on which kids can ride. the new $100 bill goes into circulation today with stylish colors and security features. that blue strip on the bill is actually a security strip woven into the paper. there's a new copper colored ink well on the bill and water mark of franklin's face on the right side of the bill. when you hold it up to the light you will get to see that. i have to ask you both with my one solo george washington, can you help this thing grow up into a benjamin? i am not going to get far today. >> i have a feeling you can do that quicker than we can. >> i have a few in my wallet i will loan you for the tod

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> stress relief, pain relief are all good reasons to give yoga a try. a recent study found men are getting hurt in the yoga studio at a higher rate then women and those injuries are much more serious. >>reporter: it's a early morning at the yoga stewed studio. men out number the women. rachel witness the my craigs of men in her own fitness center. >> many of them are attelet and love the benefits they are getting. >> it's really not for wimps. it works the muscle groups you may not work. >>reporter: for former yoga participant says his life is over and he blames yoga. >> i thought i tweaked my knee and it became more serious. it was nevada damage. >>reporter: after reading the science of yoga he wrote to the hot -- author. me

sally may is not a government agency, and they're not shutdown.ot to pay the student loans.loans. >> yes, beware if anybody comes on the internet. >> we get the distant e-mail e- from a cousin, transfer a couple of hundred dollars into my account, and i will send it back. >> adam, always good to see you, have a food day. >> coming up the financialfi strain is putting on the local military families, we will telli you about that. it's back to practice for the redskins. we will hear from one player off what it's going to take to beate dallas this week. >>> as we head to break, huge back-ups of in virginia.vi we are on the scene of a multivehicle crash, julie wrigh will have the news on that when we come back.  >>> welcome back.>> it's 6:30 right now.> right and you can see the sun justju starting to come up light up the sky behind the u.s. capital dome. it's a pretty picture, not a pretty picture we're still dealing with the government shutdown, day eight, and sonar o no end in sight in that area, but end in sight when it comesms

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight outbreak. salmonella strikes hundreds of people in 18 states tonight. food detectives on furlough because of the shutdown called back into action. to the brink, the stock market tumbles as washington moves the nation closer to the critical deadline on paying our debt and surprise from a big star. tomorrow hanks on the health challenge in his life shared by millions of americans. >>> a good evening to you. we begin with that outbreak of salmonella across 18 states in america. the cdc even taking a drastic step, calling in some of their disease detectives who were furloughed in the government shutdown. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser who for years led the cdc responds to the nati

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne.nd right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. . >>> new video tonight, an incredible water spout formed in florida. a local tv station's camera spotted it. i hope they weren't too close. >>> and wild weather slams in east coast. power was knocked out for thousands in jersey. anew york woman his or her viefed after the roof of her car was cut off. and then we go south into atlanta, a huge system downed a tree that trapped a man inside his home, but rescue crews were able to pull him out. we'll be right back. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> looking pretty nice in annapolis. wyatt will take a look at the forecast coming up in a matter of minutes. >>> baltimore police want to know if you recognize catrell smith. they think he maybe responsible for more crimes. he was arrested on salt and theft charges. police believe he committed other violent crimes, but they need your help. >> we are looking at him for a series of different incidents. >> anyone with information about other crimes catrell smith has committed call crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> we note name of the man killed on tivoly avenue last night. 31-year-old deandre miller was found shot to death. no word on a suspect or messtive -- motive. >>> investigators say he attacked his ex-wife's new boyfri

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> let's go to annapolis here. is that wyatt out there paddling away. how would you like to be sitting looking out at the water. the market house is opening up to rave reviews. we've got the power boat going on. wyatt will have the details coming up. >> someone spent a lot of nights dreaming about winning the lottery, megamillions ticket, the dream paid off. it was sold in recount ron -- anne arundel county. >> we met a lot of people who knew who to blame. >> should have, could have was on everybody's mind in severn. everybody wondering why they aren't holding the $189 million jackpot ticket. the excuse this time wasn't the dog eating the ticket. it was the spouse eye was hoping it was my husband. he's the one who bought the l

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> you know what i'm doing in ocean city tonight, walking the dog along the beach, and get ready for crab fest. fix this, will you? we'll find out if wyatt can make ocean city beautiful. >>> all right. we're taking your house calls, lansing your questions about breast health as we deal with raise breast awareness month. we're talking about the options for women diagnosed with breast cancer. surgeries have changed. there are more options. >> reporter: yes, definitely. in the years past mastectomy was the only option. thank goodness we have other options. that's where screenings become important. the earlier they are diagnosed, the more options, not only mastectomy but breast conservation therapy. i think the trend is overall, w

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> the obama administration said those are quickly being fixed. starting today you can start shopping for coverage through healthcare exchanges. the government website allows you to shop around and compare plans regardless of age, gender or preexisting conditions. many websites were suffering deplays. the system was overloaded with thousands of calls. hundred of thousands of page views. >> there will be a number of glitching. there are always some with government websites. give it a day or two. >> those who don't purchase held care with in the 6 month will receive fines. those who purchase healthcare will receive the coverage in januaryst. -- january first. >>> congressman john worked for the organization when he was a lawyer.

a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. >>> only on two tonight, our investigators uncover a city school using bolts and padlocks to keep students in. >> it's obviously a massive safety violation and since our story aired, the fire department has moved in. >> brian kuebler explains how this isn't the first time the school has been cited bolts on doors. students saythat was just a reality inside this school for every door but the main entrance, a giant fire hazard even parents didn't know about if there was a fire, they wouldn't be able to get out. >> reporter: did you know about it? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: if you knew, what would you do? >> i would call the school board and complain? . >> reporter: today, they were removed by direct order of the fire marshal. a

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. >>> heavy morning rain in the ohio sally and great lakes area.on this monday, showers in the pacific northwest. >>> finally this morning, getting a taste of out ir space. >> millions rocketed to the throaters this weekend to check out hollywood's latest space thriller, "gravity." >> by popular demand, david muir answers some of you questions about what it's like to be hundreds of miles over the earth. [ breathing heavily ] >> reporter: sandra bullock playing an astronaut on a space walk. the view from inside her helmet. >> houston do you copy? >> reporter: the astronauts sent up to repair the hubble telescope. you've described the sunlight. >> it's a purity. it's like pure white light. the brightest thing i have ever seen. >> anyone? >> reporter: when you're up there, what can you hear? >> the only thing you can hear is what is coming through your communication cam. if you took a hammer and banged on the side of the -- you can't hear anything. no way to travel. you're if space. >> reporter: once bull lock put in the ear piece, everything went sil

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. >> i want to hand this to sally have two elementary school children and will be a maker in a lot of reasons because her brain is wiertd differently. so it doesn't start in middle school but starts in the beginning. >> i think you that i believe in child labor (laughter) (clapping). >> which incidentally i do. i think all of us need to feel uflsz. the reason the maker movement has love power is because people want to feel useful. the kids need to feel useful too so i believe we should start, you know, they don't have to make products for the full companies but i think that maybe accident point kate was talking about we were ill-fated because of the problems with washington, d.c. but have a nationwide curriculum for high schools that put in 3 d's printers and c and c miles and something lining like a lazer cutter and have curriculum that goes on with the white board or to make a 3-d print around any curriculum. do i really know we have an opportunity to reform schools it's a lot harder then that by you believe in that for schools it might be the ill faded for one laptop per child is n

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a life saving marrow transplant from my big sister, sallie-anne. and right now my first and only wish is simple. that you support the be the match marrow registry. if more people are on the registry, there will more people who can find a marrow match. you have the power to save a life and make somebody else's wish come true. kelly, that was well put. radarlooking ugly here especially east of the bay but no snow on us. heaviest rain down at the beach. it's ugly and this rain will edge in our direction so be ready for wet roads. giveyourself time in the morning. >> all right, i'm going to try to avoid that san francisco hospital. >> that's unbelief bl. --unbelievable 17 days. >> dead in a hall way and nobody found her. >> 17 days that it took them to find her in a stairwell. >> all right shths we'll see you tomorrow. >> have a good night. for sein a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like