even assay sarah got married to another man. >> sarah got married to nathan.at marriage. >> i knew they weren't going to last. i knew that she deserved more, and i knew we were going to end up together. i just knew it. >> even then? >> yes. >> did you say that to her? >> yes, i said it to her. >> sarah felt it too. their nine-year age difference didn't seem to matter. they crossed the line and had sex. >> before you consummated the relationship, did you realize, you know what, sarah could get in a lot of trouble for this. >> absolutely, mm-hmm. >> but you guys still did it? >> yeah, because it was worth it. but i never in a million years thought this would ever happen, so -- i don't know. >> you never thought it would get to this point? >> absolutely not, hmm-mm. >> there was no turning back. now it was all about covering it up. >> you had this giant secret you were trying to keep from people, from everyone. >> very difficult. because i wanted to be able to tell my friends, like, this is my girlfriend. >> did your friends say to you, dude, did you do this? >>

so larry didn't want sarah around. did not like larry. >> you know, this sounds to me like two people who both love elisa and want the other out of the way. >> yes, that's it. that's exactly it. it was a love triangle, and one of them had to go. >> sarah, said prosecutor testa, was enjoying a very fancy life with elisa, and larry was simply in the way. if your theory is right, these are two kind of good-time girls who have this great relationship and living off the proceeds of larry. why get rid of him? they have no motive. >> larry was elisa's golden goose, but elisa was sarah's golden goose, and sarah was about to be cut out of this whole triangle. larry had just told her two days before he was killed, you know, that he wanted her gone, he wanted her fired. >> so, said testa, it was sarah who had the motive to kill larry. sarah's lawyer, of course, saw it differently. >> it seems like the classic instance of, you know, evil sort of wrapping around a sweet, young little baby. >> at the trial, defense attorney kevin cl

sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police all looking for a group of men who attacked a teenager near patterson park. this happened on sunday. they jumped 819-year-old along east baltimore street. police found him shot multiple times. he died later that evening. another shooting on monday night. police say someone shot a 15- year-old male in the leg. in baltimore county, police are searching for three men involved in a kidnapping and car crash. a man was heading to his car when he was attacked late thursday night. the trio forced to wait into the car and drove off with the victim inside. the vehicle was crashed in timonium. anyone with information should contact maryland state police. >> reginald baker and james harrison are charged with assault in the beating of student john mckenna. police initially charged mckenna with attacking horses, but those charges were later dropped. >> i lost sleep over it. it was sickening. to see that kid to get beat to that amount of severity. >> the trial is expected to last a week. >> t

sarah dunn still not feeling well. if you like we can we schedule another hearing when sarah is back in the office just in the point person on this . and working close with the community. in 2009 you adopted a master plan for the -- development, appeared in concert with the redevelopment agency at that time. under the loss of redevelopment this year the side was not mentioned as one that could move forward under tax increment because there was no contractual obligation that made the site possible to move forward under redevelopment. this is one of those plans weather was brought consensus; the community was very supportive. we all feel the pain of not being able to move forward as plan in the previous version. the good news is that we are working with the office of economic and workforce development. we are re initiating work on the community to see what we can do with the tools in place, and with the current development climate. to that and we were having a first public workshop which will take place next saturday the

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. a quiet start tiered tuesday morning commute. 59 on the north side over towards the harrisburg expressway. problem free on the j.f.x. 62 it making your way down towards baltimore national pike. 61 on the b-w parkway. problem free on the rest of the carrier roadways. nine minutes from the harbor tunnel tolls down to the south side. southbound 95, five minutes from the 895 area to the fort mchenry toll plaza. a live look outside. this is 83 at shawan road. moving very well. light volume to and from the maryland line. southbound traffic on the j.f.x. is rather light into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> baltimore city police are hoping for a big break in the murder of a federal researcher. >> hoping to track down the two men with the case. sarah sampson is live with this update. what is the latest? >> police are hoping the surveillance pictures will help them find the killer. a photo released by detectives shows two man sprinting down chesterfield avenue on september 17.

the 48-year-old sarah greenhall, a rising star reporter in virginia. the county sheriff's investigator say she died from a gunshot wound to the neck. she lived alone. >> but there's nothing that can be done that's going to make it any better. >> reporter: and now we're bringing you closer to the story giving you a firsthand look of sarah greenhall's bag. her mother says this bag was in the fire. let me open it up. it smells like soot. this is a ra's camera. she took this photo in aftri. >> there she is right here jumping her pony. >> sarah reported on the frederick county republican. now the sheriff's office and the f.b.i. are working together. sarah's mother hopes they catch the killer. >> i would like for him to have some feeling of remorse for what he's done. he's taken away a wonderful, vibrant person. >> reporter: a person who made a positive difference in her community. in poolsville, maryland u i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> a resurgence for mitt romney. can he hold onto those poll numbers. new poll numbers have him up five points in the midwest

you're right with sarah palin it was a little bit different.t issue about a man debating a woman is less and less as baby boomers get a little bit older but it definitely is an underlying current. not this debate. that's why it will be a great debate to watch. >> eliot: it will be great. i'm sitting here smiling talking about objectivism. i'm not so sure he's going to get to the philosophy of this stuff. >> but he'll go right to the heart of what it mines and who we are as a nation, and why we should make sure that we protect people and all of that. >> eliot: he will bring what was sorely lacking from the president, passion. he'll be out there just jumping out from behind his podium saying this is why we care. here is the toughest moment for himnesses perhaps when paul ryan quotes back to him and if i was paul ryan i would do it over and over again the the infamous quote from the vice president who said the middle class has been buried the four years. how do you prepare him to respond to that? >> i think that what you do is you say look, that w

reporting live in ocean city, i'm sarah sampson. >> b.g.e. crews have been busy preparing for the storm and we're joined by b.g.e. spokesperson rob gold. you've been making all kind of preparations. >> we've requested 2,000 out-of-state utility workers. we've got good line of sight on 1300 of those folks en route from as far away as new mexico, texas, louisiana, oklahoma and we'll bed them down and get them place. they should start arriving tomorrow and we'll put them at one of four staging areas. so the goal is to have them in place ready to respond once the storm hits so they can begin restoration. >> what can residents do ahead of the storm? >> what i'm going to do today, go home, take the stuff off the deck, try to put it away, make sure you don't have projectiles out there but from a power situation, make sure that you have all your contingencies in place, a backup plan, flashlights, portable radio. if you use a portable generator, move it away from the home, not near window or the garage because fumes can back up and become deadly. >> w

sarah 27 and cody 18.e once forbidden affair now a full-on relationship. >> he is -- he's wonderful. i absolutely adore everything, even if he does have flaws i adore them. >> i love everything about her, literally everything. she can break down in front of me, be her worst in front of me, and it makes me love her even more. >> he's seen the bad side of me. he's seen me break down and be at my lowest, and if you can love someone at their lowest, that says a lot. he says sarah you look so beautiful in your mug shot, and i know -- that's how i know he really loves me. >> a lot of people are going to watch this and say, look, this was borne out of lies, borne out of a cover-up and something that's wrong. how can something right come out of it? >> we made a poor choice together but that doesn't mean we can't find happiness at the end of the day, and we will. >> under her plea deal sarah doesn't have to serve any jail time but will serve five years probation, and there is much more they have to say on this stor

>> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> tony safar. >> jerry nunez. [ light laughter ] >> sarah murphy. >murphy. >> tony safar. >> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> jerry nunez. >> sarah murphy. >> jerry n. >> tony safar. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys ready to do this? what about you, tone loc? >> let's do it. >> jimmy: all right, let's bring out the hats. let's bring out the gloves. here they are. the hottest look this fall, fresh off the runways. available wherever fine hats and gloves are sold. ♪ here we go. let's put them on right now. you just put them on right now there, buddy. hey, pal, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: nice to see you. [ light laughter ] here you go, tony. there you go. that's good. did you just tear it in half? hulk, calm down. [ laughter ] >> i don't know my own strength. >> jimmy: what is going on, man? somebody call lance armstrong. get this guy -- a livestrong bracelet. all right, ready, buddy? yes. dude, you're never gonna get those gloves off. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] what is wrong with you, man?

sarah will be running the new york city marathon.g to do it. >> good for you, honey. >> thank you. >> sarah, we're going to follow your journey. look how well sarah is doing. >> very proud of her. >> all right. >> all right. >> alex hits from the beverly hills kitchen is here with a classic lesson i"today" on nbc. >>> we are back with "today's" kitchen. if you're in the mood for southern cooking with a french floor, you're in for a treat. >> alex hits has cooked for tre and the royals and now he's cooking for us. sharing some of his favorite recipes in the new book "my beverly hills kitchen." >> yum. there we go. this is a celebration. >> it's my first book and time to celebrate. the first thing we're going to do -- >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. the first thing we're going to do is start with pecan crusted salmon. with no disrespect to y'all's dogs, it's so easy they could do it. no disrespect to your cats or dogs, i know they are smart. take some pecans, melted butter, dry dill, garlic, salt. >> that's it? >> that's it.

in 2008, sarah palin had to convince voters she was up to the job. that is not the case with paul ryan. he knows the issues. how does he translate that into something people can relate to? >> that is the big problem for him. he has a tendency to be very numbers-oriented and legislative-oriented. he talks like a capitol hill denison, which he is. he has to try to find a way to talk directly to the american people and make it understandable without using all those numbers and the jargon of office statistics. he has got to make it clear what it is he will do and what it is his plan will do and what it will not do. one of the things he is able to do, as we can see in that last clip, is talk directly to the president and disagree with him, using these numbers and statistics. he is not afraid to the -- to do that. he will probably do the same thing with joe biden, but again, he will probably have to back off on all those numbers and try to make the main point that he has to make. the problem here is that if he comes off too wonkish -- and joe biden will be

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. checking on an accident in middle river along eastern boulevard. greenn see we're in the on the major roadways including the j.f.x. down towards 28th street. crime continues to build prior to 70. -- volume continues to build prior to 70. and i start all the way down to the fort mchenry. that speech continues down towards howard county. this is padonia road appeared southbound traffic is starting to pick up in volume down to the beltway. those delays will be forming shortly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we're off to a quiet start on this monday morning. we have some cloud cover. maybe a light jacket. 67 at the airport. 63 in jarrettsville. we will sneak into the low 70's. we'll make it up to about 73 today. about a 40% chance for some rain showers. the best chance to beat this afternoon. here is the man with the good news this morning. here is keith mills. >> thank you. the ravens survived a wild finish yesterday. they will wake up this morning tied with houston for the b

you have a special connection because you spent so many years there because of sarah. tell bus that. >> she was born healthy and afternoon turning 1 something was wrong. she ended up having nine surgeries before she turned five for one thing after another. but the doctors worked hard to keep finding what was wrong. she is pain free, been that way for a year. and surgery free for a year. we're grateful we want to give back to the children's center who work so hard for her. >> you started running the 5 k here three years ago. your kids saw you doing it. what did they say? >> they immediately said that we want to run like you. they were bugging me to run the race for next year so i said yes. and then in 2011. this is why i was running. who i was running for. they got excited they wanted to raise money for the children's center, too. >> that's awesome. you raised a lot of money. between the three of us and we raised over $2000. >> that's awesome. >> i got to show you again they are so cute, look at them. they do love each other. mom told me the best thing after sarah got a

we wanted to dispel a lot of myths that the press has written about sarah.his tells her true life story, her ideals and truths and all stuff about her. >> greta: chuck jr., i imagine it's very hard, i talk it a lot of candidates and family. i imagine it's hard to sort of sit back and all these years, listen to what the media says about your sister, as it is every candidate's family. but for your family, in particular, would you agree with that? >> yeah. i totally agree with it. it's been real tough over the years. and that's part of the reason we did this book. it was our way of kind of setting the record straight. we have family and friends that have never talk total media before. we think we put together something really nice. >> greta: chuck jr., let me ask you, you know, what do you think the media -- how has the media portrayed your sister? what do you think is the fair portrayal? big picture? >> well, they have taken... they have taken sarah and basically turned her into a caricature -- a lot of the media. not everyone. the real picture is one of the h

ten months later, sarah learned the elementary schools were hiring english teachers. she expressed to her family that radiation was not that much of a risk. reassured, they let her return. >> after living he, i really came to love fukushima and the people that are here. when i found that they had an opening, i was very excited that i might get to come back. >> reporter: the evacuation order on is still in force. six months since returning, she distributes food and other goods to evacuees. >> i think as a foreigner it's a very good chance to show the people here that the world cares about japan. >> reporter: during her time here, she wants to make things a bit easier for those who can't go home. eventually, she'll head back to the u.s. but ask her when that will be and she says she doesn't know. >>> people in japan's northeast are focused on overcoming the challenges of the 2011 disaster. but it won't be easy. they have to rebuild homes, businesses, entire communities. we'll show you their struges and tir scesses on "the road ahead" every wednesday at 1:00 p.m. japan t

sarah: today on "teaching channel presents". the common core state standards. woman: here's your first question. sarah: how do the new standards change what's being taught in america's schools ? woman: you have a good rule. why does it work ? sarah: we'll explain the common core basics and go inside k-12 classrooms where teachers are using the standards right now. woman: and the thinking part is gonna come from you. sarah: the emphasis is on deeper thinking, analysis and problem-solving. boy: so that means the oxygen didn't make it.

sarah denied it. >> did you ever have sex with this student? >> no. >> she said, mom, nothing has happened. >> reporter: but the rumors wouldn't die. and police began an investigation. little did sarah and cody know, police obtained records of their phone calls. and text messages. >> there are over 8,000 text messages between sarah and cody. they were very sexually explicit. they actually made me blush. >> reporter: brought in for questioning, sarah denied there had been any improper contact between her and cody. prosecutors charged her with first-degree sexual abuse for having sex with a student younger than 18. and using text messages to lure him in. >> i'm beyond terrified. >> reporter: then just days before the trial, a plea deal. sarah admitted in open court that she'd had sex with cody. >> i take responsibility for my actions. >> you were a teacher, he was a student. >> right. >> did you know that was wrong? >> absolutely that's wrong. >> reporter: now cody york speaks out for the first time. >> she never did anything mean. >> did she man

first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. we will see what happens in terms of the fog and the rain. we have one problem in fallston. closures in the fact. 65 coming down towards route 24 in harford county. everything running smoothly on 295 down towards 197. it will take you 10 minutes to travel south on 95 from the beltway to 32. here's a quick, live look at traffic. you can see the roads are wet. 83 at york road checking out ok in terms of delays. the j.f.x. and ruxton road, no problems to report. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> after 161 games, the orioles' signally impossible dream comes down for one last game. >> they will need a little help. the orioles did their part in tampa to defeat the rays. chris davis continues to do what he is done for the past six games. he went deep! that was the only run of the bottom. game. keith mills will have more coming up in sports. we ask local members to show was their seats. we see great views all around. you can share your pictures with us today. just a few hours, presid

sarah caldwell and i will be modeling. the preview happening tonight at urban chic. 81 degrees for the high temperature today. showers are possible. they are moving through the area. near 80 tomorrow with lower humidity. rain showers this weekend appeared we're calling down drastically. details on the fashion show coming up. >> tony and i was not invited to model. 6:38. a lesson in never giving up. one man is reignited with a relic of this high school memories 42 years later. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. will the presidential and vice- presidential debates have any impact on the way you vote next month? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a man thought he had seen the last of this high school ring. it was found last month. he said he lost his ring back in 1972. man found the ring. he was able to reignite the man with his high school memories -- reunite. >> a car that can reach speeds up to 1,00

sarah call has been tracking the road situation -- sarah caldwell has been tracking the road situation. >> there is a travel restriction. a few things to watch for. to breed will be a big issue as well as flooding -- debris will be a big issue as well as flooding. let's take a look at some maps. there is some flooding near belcamp. we have some closures in elkridge along 103. 176 and central avenue in the glen burnie area. let's take a look at a graphics. no service on mta, mark, or metro -- marc or metro. the bay bridge is still closed. we have some live cameras. the roads will continue to be wet. sal f. down route 13 is still closed along with eastbound 50 in ocean city. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. jennifer franciotti is live in reisterstown with the latest at mema. >> i'm here with jim brown. talk about the continuing concern. >> the funding issues. -- the flooding issues. we want people to stay off the roads. if you do not need to be on the roads, please stay off. our hospitals have held up well. we had one hospital on a generator. we have a standard supply going. we ha

sarah, did you get that? twitter? you can send that to sarah's twitter.o sarah, i don't tweet. i only did the myface thing with stan. in the dark shaded red areas, is down to an inch an hour. we are going to wind up with close to seven or eight inches of rain. all of this heavy rain is moving into the western suburbs. the rain is moving from the east to the west. just assume that you will have a flooding in your neighborhood. assume that you will have a flooding in your neighborhood. this is one of the outer bands from the hurricane, which is about 250 mi. off the coast of ocean city. that is how you to this storm is -- how huge this storm is. we already have snow in western virginia. that is an indication that this is turning into a nor'easter. winds around baltimore have not been terrible. between 20 and 25 miles per hour. the strongest part of the day for the winds brought by baltimore is this evening and early tonight, and these are blowout bites for folks on the western shore of the day. -- bay. folks on the eastern shore, your high tides will come i

[laughter] [applause] sarah was packing. she had a shotgun and pistol, and she was not afraid to use either to defend herself for baby. she called 911. >> i've got two runs in my hand is it a pity should it becomes an historic. >> you have to do whatever you can do to protect yourself. i can't tell you that you can do that. you do what you have to do to protect her baby. >> you do what you have to do. she killed one of those many of the runway, a frightened coward. now fortunately she lived in a gun from the conservative state. not an anti-gun states like massachusetts. liberals don't care what the constitution says. they don't care about facts and the assembly don't care about the sarah mckinley's of this world of their right to keep and bear arms, their right to protect themselves. the right of the criminal trying to robert wallow, that is another story. the suburbs, little pink dollhouses and little dull lives . as the liberal why he is the suburbs and those put out a bill of particulars. they have always hated j.c. penne

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going up against sarah palin.atronize her, make it rude, something where people will be offended. this time around he doesn't have to face that but has a female moderator. they both do. from the female, first female governor of michigan, i might add, do these two candidates need to watch their tone in way that perhaps the presidential debate candidates did not have to when dealing with jim lair? >> well, you know, i don't know they have to watch their tone relative to her. i think she's going to feel the pressure to take more control than jim lehrer apparently -- >> do you think they can walk over her and cut her off the way they did jim lehrer? you think it will be okay? >> i don't think she'll let them. she's going to do that for sure. >> that's your phone. did you not turn your phone off for a live interview on tv. >> it's so rude. isn't it? i can't believe it. what's going on? my phone is ringing! >> jennifer, i was going to let it go the first time, but whoever needs to call you, really need you now. >> they

sarah samson, wbal-tv 11 news. has a newor's office heir hands.thteir had officials from the mayor's office said the lawsuit -- they are trying to reach an agreement. >> fungal meningitis strikes in maryland again. s for yourfew more z' kids could mean more a's. >> what was your favorite moment from the 2012 orioles season? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> we continue to monitor the area roads for problems this monday morning. monday morning. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this mess

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. the harrisburg expressway -- it is shut down southbound at old york road. watch for closures and the lace. this is because of an overnight tractor-trailer accident. three tractor trailers are involved -- watch for closures and delays. not bad on southbound 95. 60 on the b-w parkway down from 32. no problems on 95 at 32. moving well on 70 in towards the beltway. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 83 at york road. the southbound closure at old york road. this is dulaney valley. just a little more volume as you make jury towards the harrisburg expressway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we have a few bus diversions. the 21 bus diverting at pennsylvania and lafayette. a diversion and charles and 28th. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway operating on schedule. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we are off

think. 18 days with sarah palin seemed like a lifetime to me. got two lifetimes, that's like 40 days. a lot can happen on the campaign trail between now and then. it's a very interesting time. let's roll back a little. let's talk about the early days. first, my story. how i got to the campaign. i will go back to september again, 2006. my wife and i were sitting on the banks of the potomac in alexandria, virginia. we have our pad and paper. paper being married to a serial campaigner, she has to go through this ritual every year where we say what are our goals for the year? it never goes exactly the way we want, but it makes me feel better, and she plays a long. we're on the banks of the potomac and we had a nice life. i had a consulting practice i was very happy with and i enjoyed the balance of my life. my wife was working at the university doing public relations for major university,. a quiet, she thought that we should have a family. i thought that meant more than me and the two dogs, so i was ok with that. so i had been in the 2004 race and i

you had trump and coulter and sarah palin and john sununu.t wrote an article entitled "ignore the publicity whores." the media reflects what we want. if ann coulter doesn't date ratings on piers morgan, she's not going to get them -- >> you were really flabbergasted at that. and then you sent me something -- and i hadn't seen it because i was off this week -- about sarah palin. why did that get to you so much? >> she knows exactly what that means. she knows -- it's a coded -- it's a dog whistle for race. we know it. instead of saying president obama -- it's a term used by slaves when they were joking with each other or even trying to lie to the master. it's outrageous. people like her are just about publicity. it's not about helping politics or helping us understand the issues. it's about sarah palin being in the media. it's about donald trump. it's about ann coulter. these people are just about themselves. if we tune them out, they'll go away. it's like a rash or a scab, you pick at it, it stays. you let it heal, it's gone. >> she denies it

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