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sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the food stamp system is back up and running after it was shut down over the weekend. xerox said there was a computer glitch that was in no way connected to the government shut down. of e-mails onzens saturday saying the food stamps were not working. school can high boast having maryland's best teacher. shawn mccollum was named the maryland teacher of the year. he will travel around the state and president obama will honor hand in the spring and he will compete to be national teacher of the year. another local teacher earned a major honor. it.ook him 26.2 miles to do >> dave berdan won this year's baltimore marathon. it is the first time a baltimore resident won th e race. >> the woman's winner is elizabeth perry from pittsburgh. she said her goal was to finish the race under three hours and she did just that. ae was asked if she is steelers fan because she is from pittsburgh but she said, "nope, i'm not." majorwas one of the first marathons held since boston's marathon. erica brannoc

what is your absence to that sarah? >> you can drop that ballot at your local polling place which is close to where you live because it's in imlur precinct -- request your precinct, so we have a very accessible way of voting in montana. we have numerous ways to vote by convenience. what's interesting in this case, we have so many different way a montanan can cast a vote and it's meant to offer people an array of options so they can choose the most convenient option themselves. what the plaintiff is doing is having the one of the options that's the least convenient for them and they're suing to make it equally convenient for them as it is with other folks. that flies in the face of the early voting movement which was to give options for people to choose which method is most convenient for me? and then of course vote in that manner. >> tom, i know you don't agree with that manner but why? >> fundamentally, i know hans and sarah believe strongly in their positions but it demonstrates an incredible lack of awareness with re

let's give sarah credit.sarah delano roosevelt is the person who takes mary mccloud bethune to meet eleanor in the '20s. they will call each other their closest friends in their own age group. eleanor will become good friends and colleagues with a. phillip randolph, especially when they begin to work together in 1939 over the marion anderson concert which is not just about the resignation from the d.a.r. so that marion anderson could perform in the district. but it's her ability to say why curse hitler and support jim crow? why curse mon and silence marion anderson. so marion anderson, a. phillip randolph, one of the leaders of the marion anderson event as well as the first march on washington which is planned for to ban -- to force fdr to ban discrimination -- federally -- i'm sorry, to ban discrimination of the defense industries. eleanor is right in there with him too. she's close. >> we only have a half hour left. and as you mentioned, eleanor roosevelt did travel to the pacific. here's a speech she made

this really shocked people that sarah palin wasn't going to win.nd john mccain wasn't going to win. and rick santorum wasn't going to win. they are not. here's the thing about chris christie. he should be a dream for, you know, tony perkins, guys that i've known and worked with. the first pro life governor in the seat of new jersey since roe v wade became law in 1973. it's stunning. you don't want that guy to come and tell you how to be a pro life leader in states where there are usually no pro life leaders? wow. >> 65% approval in a blue state as a republican governor, pro life. that seems to be that he's crack ad code of some kind, tap into that wisdom. >> while ted cruz and sarah palin are doing their thing there in washington they are missing -- >> so dismissive. >> what was it? >> that was dismissive. >> how would you describe it? >> i don't know. i know ezra and i are so insulted by that. >> you are? >> i'm personally very upset. >> it was very palinesque. she would say that. >> folksy. >> i was trying to be folksy. they were completely missi

sarah owned and operated this home referred to as springwood since the year 1900 when sarah's elderlyather had passed away. husband hadlderly passed away. because this was sarah's home, she made the decisions here. she also handled the finances of the family and was most definitely the matriarch of the family. this is where the family gathered for the daily meals, the activities in this room are important because they reflected the interaction of the family. sarah roosevelt sat at the head of the table. franklin at the other end. and eleanor would find whichever seat was comfortable for for her. she did not have an assigned seat at this table. this is the bedroom that they shared as adults. up until 1918 when infidelity was discovered within the marriage. from that point on, mrs. roosevelt insisted on not sharing the same bed with franklin roosevelt. at that time, mrs. roosevelt chose a bedroom right next to this room. it has a doorway coming right in this was an area where she could . be by herself. it was a bit of a private space for her. the furniture in this room was used by mrs.

. >> are they from last fall in n i'm a man, sarah, what are you expecting. thank you. you ought to tell your husband that. it is nice and cool start toart your day. cloud cover on the increase, an, a pretty good storm system. the left overs and remnants of f karen and tropical moisture working up the eastern seaboarde it's in the area of boston and t it's going to hole the storm in place, -- hold the storm place,c a good chance of showers, rain tonight, rain tomorrow and coolo conditions here to stay for thee next several days.ys. get ready for a big change in cn the forecast pattern as we get in toward the end of the week. 64 today, showers arriving mid-afternoon, 4:00 p.m. >>> let's say good morning, again with julie wried an wrighe what happening with the morning commute. >> reporter: a pedestrian has shutdown a portion of the bw parkway. the traffic is being diverted off atve route 100.ute it would be nice if could get the live pictures from skyfox. k traffic is being diverted off at route within hundred. northbound, some traffic is abl to get by single-file to the

>> sarah palin is standing right beside you. >> we stormed the beaches of normal de. >> ted cruz, the de facto head of the republican party. do you agree? >> you have 46 of us, we all have a little ego. >> we're down to blood relatives and paid staffers. >> that poll was very heavily weighted. >> probably understand why 60% of americans want to vote all couples out. >> i can remember taking my kids to chuck e. cheese and watching this whac-a-mole game. >> they haven't put us on suicide watch yet. >> enough games! >> you started this game. >> save us from the madness. >> send them to washington and just drown everybody! >> people back to work. end this republican shutdown ♪ the chills that you spill up my back made me feel the satisfaction when we're down ♪ ♪ i couldn't ask for another >> good afternoon. we begin with a flurry of late developments out of washington. though none of it is taking place in front of cameras. and that's because congressional leaders have just postponed a meeting with the president in order to continue hammering out a deal that avoids a global financial catas

sarah palin appears to be re-energized by the shutdown and the bruising battle that led up to it. in the coming weeks. stay with us. we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> just getting a statement in from the department of health and human services. respaubding to congressman darrell issa, the house investigation committee chairman, who has subpoenaed information from the department of health and human services about the obama care website and all the problems that have developed. the statement basically says they'll cooperate, since the government reopened oun october 17th we have been engage ed in discussions to understand the response and look forward to continue working coopera rerate satisfy their interest in the matter. we'll see how that unfolds in the

sarah, everybody.your name, and where are you from? >> craig from point pleasant, new jersey. and i live in manhattan now. >> jimmy: hey, welcome, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] now, you just heard the first song. but now it's on you, buddy. are you ready for this? >> i am. i'm ready. >> jimmy: now, what song title were you given? >> well, jimmy, i got "i had a teeny halloweenie." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't ask you to tell me something personal. i'm going to ask you again. what is the name of your song? >> it wa"i got a teeny halloweenie." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: a lot of it is genetics. [ light laughter ] what instrument will you be playing tonight? >> i'll be on guitar. >> jimmy: all right, fantastic. why don't you go over and take your seat on the stool. get ready. get in the zone. [ cheers and applause ] channel that inspiration. now, ladies and gentlemen, get ready for the world premiere of "i've got a teeny halloweenie." it's craig! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ all the other kids went ou

back to you. >> thank you, sarah.ose encounter off a beach in california has the internet buzzing. hisxpert surfer was filming right off manhattan beach with a helmet cam when he got a visitor , a large visitor. an eight foot long great white shark swim right under his board. he says he sees sharks often in that area but he has never gotten that close. oh, my. i would never be doing that again. >> don't fall off the board whatever you do. one college, stadium will be peanut-free. not selling or allowing anyone to bring in the stadium staple. crews are pressure washing the seats, the steps, the concourses to remove all peanut residue before this weekend game between northwestern and minnesota. northwestern is hosting its first-ever peanut-free day saturday and many believe it is probably the first time in a college stadium has completely banned peanuts. interesting. your time now -- 6:43. 58 degrees at the airport. >> still ahead, one must look at >> still ahead, one must look at "just found a @dunkindonuts pumpkin fla

sarah palin is standing right beside you. that's how you tell you're losing in this game. >> joining me right now is nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. kelly, break it down, the progress or lack thereof that's been made over the weekend and where do we stand now to potentially get out of this mess? >> while everyone is talking about signs of optimism, the practical prg ogress is hard to measure right now. leader reid and leader mcconnell, while they don't have the fuzziest relationship, they are tactically skilled and are charge of this. they met saturday morning, they had one phone call on sunday. i've checked this morning and so far no communication, although it's expected they will talk today. how do you measure that? well, the timing is so important, thomas, because as we get closer and closer to that thursday deadline, the pressure does continue to build. and one of the things that senator corker talked about is this is really now about spending. and one of the positives in that is if you are debating over n

i want to be in charge of saying this is my surgical choice. >> reporter: sarah and her husband kirko forged ahead to plan for a family. >> i was diagnosed one day. we were in the fertility clinic the very next day. >> reporter: the couple froze embryos before starting chemotherapy. now cancer free, she's just weeks away from having a baby girl. it's a joyful time. for this family. >> i will see a beautiful grand daughter come into this world. i am just so excited. >> reporter: for sarah, knowing her genetic history is giving her the power to create the life she's always dreamed of. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, seattle. >>> and when we come back, wildfires burning out of control forcing thousands from their homes. >>> there is a big emergency >>> there is a big emergency tonight down under. thousands of australians have been forced from their homes, evacuated after dozens of wind-whipped wildfires claimed at least one life and destroyed nearly 200 homes and businesses in new south wales, near that country's largest city, incredible pictures snapped yesterday of smoke billowing over

i'm sarah simmons. >>> i'm wisdom martin. >>> welcome to fox 5 morning news. there's good news we want towant start off sharing with you this morning. there's a new multi-million airi in maryland.mal there's one winner in last night's megamillions drawing, the ticket was sold in anne arundel county. coun the winner take the cash option, the winning numbers are on the screen right now. 7, 10, 30, 37 and 53, the megaball was 1. >> are you serious? >> tucker, did you win? >> i didn't buy a ticket. >> oh, come on. come >> i hope it's someone that really needs it, especially espe someone that maybe is furloughed right now, how am i going togoin make ends meet and knew they figured out a way. i hope it's someone that needses it. >> i hope 129 people won $1 million.1 millio spread the wealth out. >>> let's go to weather.her. we look good today. toda once again, we all have won the weather lottery, mid 80s later this afternoon. we have regionally temperaturess here, running a few degrees above normal to start thethe morning.or it's beautiful out there, this time of ye

. >> sarah palin talking about using vets as political pawns.this message to the crowd. >> i call upon all of you to wage a second american nonviolent revolution to use civil disobedience and demand that this president leaves town to get out, to put the quran down. to get up off his knees and to figuratively to come out with his hands up. >> the group behind the rally essentially said that it was hijacked for political purposes. they want it it to be bipartisan. what did you make of this rall? >> -- rally? >> it was revealing about a certain faction that he is a duly elected president and the way to repeal and changes laws is by winning elections and doing it the traditional way and the way to pass budgets is to negotiate be. you they just want to nullify the mass election. the other thing i would say is this i have yet to say a single republican denounce that rally. until this someone the 24 republican party is prepared to take on the extremists they will keep gaining in power and momentum. i'm tired of waiting for someone responsible to take t

sarah palin was there too. i'll have a lot to say about this ugliness that we're seeing on the far right of the gop. we must address this fringe that is infecting the gop. but we start with breaking news. getting close to a deal. right now senators from both parties are reportedly finalizing a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid a default. it would give the president much of what he wants. the republicans are said to be giving in on key parts of their demands. a new "washington post" poll shows more and more americans disapprove of how the gop has handled this crisis. in the first week of the shutdown, 63% disapproved of the gop. in week two, that went up to 70%. and now at the start of week three, it's 74%. 3/4 of americans don't like what republicans are doing, and that's why senate republicans have now stepped up to the bargaining table. earlier today president obama went to a food pantry where furloughed workers have been volunteering during the shutdown. he said it's time for republicans to end t

the guilt by association was not sarah palin.inton. clinton lost on that narrative. you know, the narrative being we don't know much about this charismatic, brilliant guy from illinois, but we know he has some sketchy friends. jeremiah wright, bill ayers. that didn't work then. sarah palin picked it up in the wonderful deathless phrase, palled around with terrorists. i immediately contacted her people and proposed we did a show called "palling around with sarah and bill." i thought we could sell it to msnbc or fox or both at the same time. apparently that didn't work out because she never got back to me. but the truth is that there is a standard. and this is something, i think, for you and for your viewers to consider. if we hold as a standard that torture is against international standards, is against the law internationally, if drone strikes, targeted assassinations and so on are illegal for some, then they're illegal for all. what i was saying in that over the top interview online is i was saying i'm not a legal scholar. i'm n

>> sarah palin. >> sarah palin is standing right beside you. >> is this anyway that a commander in chief would show his respect? >> that's how you tell you're losing. >> the tea party republicans. >> isolated and -- >> ted kramcruz is going to try do us in. >> the president who bows down to allah. >> total an arky and chaos. >> well this is awkward, but the government is shut down. >> this whole shot dun has been completely unnecessary. >> on day 14 of the federal. but in fact two more 90 to nothing. the senate confirmed madeleine as a u.s. district judge in northern alabama and by unanimous consent, that is without any bothering to have a roll call vote, the senate confirmed andrea wood as a u.s. district judge in the northern district of illinois. mitch had to work behind the scenes for weeks with harry reid to quietly bring those two confirmations to the senate floor and to deftly submit them to a vote without provoking any crazy objections from anyone else. and it is not easy to do that. harry reid and mitch mcconnel do it all the time and virtually invisibly. while they were at it,

what's next for him and sarah harrison? >> edward snowden is safe.h a lot of work, and particularly by sarah harrison, managed to gain him asylum in russia after our attempts of russia after our other attempts of gaining him asylum were denied. so, he's safe. he's working to educate people. the journalists involved in these disclosures as to what is going on, he very rightly received that award from a former nsa/cia, fbi, doj whistle blowers for integrity. it's a serious matter. it's a threat to u.s. democracy and democracy more broadly in the west. to have a surveillance apparatus on every single person would be the dream. of eastern -- >> at the same time, on those revelations of edward snowden came under strong attack from london's andrew parker who called the leaks a gift to the terrorists. nsa chief keith alexeneder said people will die because of the leaks. your response? >> well, we have seen this for 50 years, every time the press embarrasses the security establishment shows they have been acting unlawfully, acting against what they have said

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we'll talk to sarah palin, pat buchanan.g up next on "hannity" -- >> i spoke on the phone with president rowhani of the islamic republic of iran. the two of us discussed our ongoing effort s to reach an agreement over iran's nuclear program. >> isn't that nice? our commander in chief will negotiate with the rogue regime in tehran but not republican lawmakers. pat buchanan joins us to discuss that and more as the breaking news edition of "hannity" continues. we'll check in with sarah palin and much more tonight. male anno. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ undehis breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a sout

but let me go back to what sarah said. i agree with her. i think speaker boehner may be crazy like a fox here. at the end of the day, it was all about defunding obama care. everyone in washington knows there's no way you can defund obama care. what i think the speaker was doing is saying, this is going to be a smoke and mirrors thing. it's all about obama care, but at the end of the day, he knew the president was going to negotiate even though the president said he wasn't going to negotiate. the president has now said he is going to negotiate. to sarah's point, i think this is where the mini grand bargain comes into play. one could make the argument that speaker boehner knew exactly where the chess pieces were going to go and knew the president was going to cave a little bit on some type of compromise. >> we talk about we need more time. when is there enough time to get this done? these members of congress and this president especially have had enough time to come up with a grand bargain. so six more weeks while we're all optimistic sitting

that they were and was evident in the samples they found but on the other hand if they did not find sarah in the environmental samples it just testifies to the honesty of the reinspection that this saying this is what we found this is what we took but on the other hand what you also pointed out is this they had four site visits to the various sites they did go in four different times but of course that's only a small area that they covered so in a way it was a limited exposure also time boned because you will recall the first day they had were under sniper fire so they had to return exchange the car and then went in again which further curtailed the time but it wasn't to say it was used on a massive scale all they found is that it was used and there was definite positive proof of sarah news can i just specify how did you reach those conclusions because environmental samples are extremely important and i know that in the report itself it is stated that on that particular day august twenty first weather conditions would have maximized the potential impact of chemical weapons use so sarin if

may be in the environmental samples they took there was no sarin found but that doesn't mean that sarah it wasn't used it was there in the human samples and so i think that when i explained to you is that there was a limited time if they had had more time to go around maybe they would have found different samples it was a limited collection that they did but the collection of us was conclusive and i think it was very comprehensive and so therefore and in the matter of transparency as you mentioned we shared all of these samples with the. syrian government they basically were split when they arrived in the hague we facilitated the travel of the syrian officials to the hague because we wanted to have a completely transparent process and that is what the inspectors concluded miskin i think nobody would actually a question the transparency of the whole process the integrity of the team but one possible explanation that other scientists have floated would be that all those people that were supposedly that were telling about how they were sleeping at night and that's rocket head they were bro

sarah hill ingram is here to testify. ms. hall ingram is the director of the iras a ofoto for care act office. before overseeing obamacare implementation for the irs ms. hall ingram was the commissioner for the irs tax exempt division. she served full-time in that role from 2009 to 2010. the administration has already delayed or revise several parts of the health law and in many cases unilateral action was directly at odds with congressional love. many americans have an uneasy feeling the administration is flying obamacare by the seat of its pants. there are some sobering recognitions that executive orders not put into law seem to be an everyday occurrence will change the law by definition if possible. it is our hope that ms. hall ingram will spell out the challenges the iras is facing so we stopped meeting the surprising yet still unsurprising news of how implementation is going poorly. in closing this is not going to be the committee's final hearing on obamacare implementation. the ranking members indicated he wants to hear

sarah is so big and strong. expect another hard game tonight. >> reporter: you always have good players on your team. if we can look at somebody standing out the year, it is your quarterback who has committed to vanderbilt. when people are seeing him, what are they seeing in that young man? >> well first of all, he's a big man. 6' 2", 220. he can run the ball. he is strong, he is a strong blocker and he has tremendous arms. so he is a guy we look to to be our leader and he has done a great job so far. >> and you have a double wing system of offense you run. that maybe is what we think of as a pro style type quarterback. so how does he fit in the system. >> we run the ball a lot. but when it is time toe pass, we make it count. we call it count on a guy like him to get it done. we will spread it out once in a while, but that is our base offense. we will throw out of it and he has done a great job of doing it. >> reporter: this league you are about to embark on. the west catholic league. there is really no rest fro

so that concludes my presentation and sarah and i are available to answer any questions. >> is there any public comment? >> commissioners is there any comment. >> i have a comment i am happy that you get your ppa letter from planning and i like how you are lining up your ducks there, and especially with the other two lots, and they are all going to come under the same environmental review and that is the real smart way of doing it. and otherwise, you have environmental done for one and you end up having to do and start the other one three years from now which drags everything out. and yeah, i think that it is coming along pretty nice and also, kutos, to the renting department for getting the new, tenants in there and getting the money and keep the money coming in, and that is also very good. and so, that is, and that concludes my comments. >> and thank you. >> and thank you for the presentation, by the way. >> thank you. >> and thank you. >> thank you, that presentation was very clear and exciting to see everything moving forward and i am also impressed of getting all of the differen

websites like seeking arrangement link up young sugar babies like nineteen year old sarah with sugar daddies men who are willing to cough up some serious cash how does he think he. was. being realistic probably. seven in the seeking arrangement launched recently in the u.k. students in particular it seems they've taken to the concerts that's not surprising given the rising cost of tuition fees for the controversial dating websites released the twenty british universities that have the highest number of students signing up. was one of those that topped the list according to seeking arrangement survey eighty percent of relationships that form through the website involve some form of physical intimacy the remaining twenty percent claim to be platonic i spoke to the site's founder brandon wade about the criticism that this is another form of prostitution it's like a perv it's like a nice break this is what i mean it's how you use the system and how you use the mind well it's a tool to find a better defined or it can be exploited by using the site to really explore people or as you say to

erica, back to you. >> sarah, thank you. >>> of course, the big question as sarah mentioned and one of the things investigators are trying to figure out, how could this happen? >> judge melvin perry is known for his time presiding over the casey anthony trial. his signature as sarah mentioned on the forged documents that set those men free. the judge is with us this morning with reaction from that. nice to have you with us, sir. do you have any sense at this point in time how this is happening? is your thinking that there's someone on the inside helping them? could it be an attorney? >> well, there are several alternatives as to how it happened. one, it could have been an attorney. it could be a jailhouse lawyer. inmates in jail sometimes do -- pleadings for each other. those are the two possible alternatives. it had to be someone with basic knowledge of legalese. >> basic knowledge, but i know you've said there should have been red flags from the very beginning simply of because of where the filings come from. this is not the type of document that would typically originate in the stat

. >>> sarah palin made her first campaign appearance. she pulled into new jersey for republican candidate steve lonegan. >>> gabby giffords has become a major face in the national conversation over gun control since being shot back nearly three years ago. gun owner herself she asked people to come together to stop the violence. >> now is the time to come

but inside these walls, sarah claims something terrible is shamingg, rich kids are other rich kids whon't quite as rich and one of the poorer kids is jon's son? >> sarah filed documents saying $8,000 a month in child support and that's not upugh for her kid to keep with the other kids. >> she saying they have vacations where they go to and india and lavish parties and my kid can't keep up of scorn andobject ridicule. >> and it gets worse! the jew! >> 13 years old and he's humiliated because all these kids have special bar mitzvahs. >> the coming of age ritual for jewish boys. what does she want from jon? just an apology. kidding! money! $88,000 a month so the joneses can keep up with the other richer joneses. >> i think she has a point. the point is, he makes $2 million a month. >> oh, are you a judge? no? then shut the hell up! onlyse a judge is the person who can settle this feud stop the rich kid being humiliated. humiliatednot because their dad is ducky? >> no, that's jon's humiliation. >> coming up -- when you go to philadelphia, you want to go to the "rocky" stairs. some tourists

either they're afraid of women voters or afraid of women voting. >> sarah slayman. we just heard here is a senator who is not sure. we have a lauf that leaves the senator unsure -- we have a law that leaves the senator unsure if she has the correct credentials for voting. >> absolutely. my 63-year-old mother is included in women that will be challenged this election season. voter registration includes her first name she doesn't go by. includes her maiden name. the idea of my 63-year-old mother voting in texas since 1964, being challenged, infuriates me. in texas, houston texas, we have been dealing with voter intimidation for quite a while. in 2010, the king street patriots, true the vote, conservative voter intimidation group started here in houston. >> senator, i have to go back to you on this. clearly you are going to vote. you are determined. you will know huh to exercise your rights and get through the process. but there are other women out there in texas tonight who are sitting there, unsure that they have the correct credentials for voting. they don't have al

. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we will let you know how the major roads are shaping up. >> we are not going to negotiate under the threat of economic catastrophe. >> the president urging action on the government too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> we are kind of shooting ourselves in the foot if you put out bad information. >> if you want crime reports, do not check the police twitter page. they are scaling back on tweets. critics say this is pushing crime-fighting in the wrong direction. >> certainly a 47-year-ol