the security checkpoint at the palestine and sheraton hotels, home to western journalists and one of the most fortified compounds in baghdad. it's also where carl was heading for a meeting. >> there was a car that was behind us. and the car that was behind us swerved from behind us and kept going down that road and headed straight for that checkpoint. and that was the second suicide bomber. and we were actually about to drive right into that. >> seconds later, the car that passes them explodes. >> it felt like the bomb came from underneath the floorboards. i said to myself, i can't believe we're about to die. i said, i -- i was just angry, and i was just incredulous, so to speak. and the tree that we were underneath was on fire. >> but the attack isn't over. and the biggest explosion is yet to come. manning a machine gun at the checkpoint is specialist darrell green. >> at that time, they -- the cement mixer was trying to come through our perimeter. >> a huge cement mixer filled with explosives tries to sneak through the breach made by the first blast and drive up to the hotels. >> t

: oh, the sheraton. >> the key word is share.'s more cramped, but it's half the price. >> jimmy: oh, that's worth the deal. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i got some dental work done. >> jimmy: is that right? you don't look like you're in pain. congrats on being inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. [ cheers and applause ] you deserve it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you deserve it. gosh. >> well, the weird thing about that, what i heard is that i was going to be in the hall of fame i said, "hall of fame," i says, "how long to we have to wait out here in the hall?" my wife said, "don't say that." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you don't want to just hang out in the hall all the time. >> there's got to be a room. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you want to be in the room of fame. >> i want to get a room. >> jimmy: the rock and roll room of fame. come on, induct this man. [ cheers and applause ] he deserves to be in it. you got a new record "bad as me." look at this guy right there, oh, i love you. right there. "bad as me." it's fantastic reco

they responded to the 900 block where the location is that a sheraton hotel. >> we are learning more about the apparent murder mystery involving a virginia newspaper reporter. the fbi is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of sarah greenhalgh. autria is live with an exclusive interview with a longtime friend. >> the sheriff's department asked the fbi for assistance for their technical expertise. in the meantime police are looking into everything from the investigative work she was doing to the type of people she might have met online. >> the death of 48-year-old sarah greenhalgh is one that deals more questions than answers. >> i do not know if it has sunk in yet that we lost a great friend. >> rob has known her for 25 years and helped her land her reporting job at the newspaper. >> her reason to be was a devoted concentration on search for the truth. it is odd -- that is our job now to do for her. >> the truth and what happened hours before firefighters were called to her home in upper bill earlier. it was then her burned body was found in her bedroom and police be

it would carry friends and family members to see the disabled and the sheraton, and people up there needed. we need the 89 laguna honda, not only for visitors to come to see the patient but to also come up that steep hill and go out into the community. laguna honda, if you do not know, is located in the southwest corner of san francisco. the weather is cold, wet, and windy. it is a scientific fact that people knew have visitors to come see them and friends, their health improves, and how do i know this? i am a living testimony. 3.5 years i have lived in lebanon on the hospital and rehabilitation center. it made my life, made my day, when friends and family members would come visit me. so in parting, board members, commissioners, i asked you to restore the 89 bus to laguna honda. it is a matter of life and death. chair nolan: thank you. next. secretary boomer: mary mcguire and others. >> there are some about cat lovers need to die and crazy aunts need to die. i guess i am kind of old. i cannot figure out. it is not like a dog buns or anything. i do not even know where these advertisements,

. >> if you are walking downtown and hear a distinct sound coming from the sheraton, come on in. known for many things, but this weekend is a special weekend. baltimore is going to be known for of koreans. it is the 74th annual american accordion festival. there'll be plenty of music. >> we have workshops, we have competition, we have banquets. the whole thing culminates and we call it a festival. >> what is it about the accordion? it is not an easy instrument to play. >> a lot of the young folks have not even seen an accordion. if they have seen them, and might just be like in a cartoon or something. >> all kinds of music will be coming out of these instruments, from polka to jazz. >> all you hear is accordion. >> there is a long tradition. >> she not only plays, she and her husband make accordions, and they are all handmade. >> there are 5000 pieces in the accordion. we have the box building and then the mechanism and keyboard. it takes three months altogether to do it. >> there is nothing like the accordion. >> it is a fine instrument. a smile comes to your face. >> there real

click on contests and promotions for a chance to win a one night stay at the sheraton. >> this morning'sis with nigel lithgow and martina mcbride. >> please welcome martina and nigel to the eyewitness news morning edition. good to see both of you. >> thanks, don. >> i have to admit when i heard what you are doing, i thought nobody could do a new twist on this branch of reality tv where we have people trying to become a star. again, we are not talking about judge's here. we are talking about two members of the artist development team of the program called opening act. nigel, tell me how it works? >> well, we got this little team as you say, martina, myself, pete wentz from fallout board, nick cooper great vocal court and we literally surf the web and find talent and try to link it up and match it to major headliners out there on tour now like lady gaga, jason aldine, brad paisley and say let's give this kid the opportunity of opening. it's not a competition, no judges. nobody gets sent home. america doesn't vote. it literally is just this situation where we knock on their door and say we

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promotions for a chance to win a family four pack of tickets and a one night stay at the nearly sheraton >> this morning's coffee with is with [!ez julie chen and the interview is furnished by cbs. >>> welcome back to the eyewitness news morning edition. how are you? >> thank you, marty. i love that reception. >> give her another round of applause. >> [cheers] >> the indoor lawn loves you here. >> thank you. >> i want to jump right into this. you've got so much going on with this 14th installment of big brother. it's a full plate. take it away. >> we always say in the big brother house, expect the unexpected. i can tell me you we're going to give returning fans what they love, meeting 12 new strangers. you know, locked inside this house, being forced to koe exist and be cut off from loved ones, the outside world. in addition to these 12 new dynamic people you're going to meet, we're moving back into the house four former big brother house guests. we are calling these people legends. these are four to have most popular players to ever play the game. however, they have their own agenda. th

religious lieders, a christian and muslim, are teaming up to get the share raw tons and the -- the sheratons the red rooves to remove the smut. they argued in an open letter that just because something is legal doesn't make it right. as another example, they cite the civil rights struggles. they are not calling for a boycott just that they do what is right as a matter of conscience. let's discuss this in the -- >> lightning roooouuuunnnnddd. lightning round. >> brooke, could hatred of porn bring all religions together, including the ones that you hate? >> this is an inter faith initiative. it warms my heart. the thing about free speech, greg, first it is porn and then it is cartoons of mohamed on comedy central. and cartoons of mohamed are banned on comedy central. they are religious police. what can i say? hotel porn, same thing? >> i have never seen hotel porn. i have no idea. you are not going to trap me that way, greg. >> i wasn't trying to trap you. >> you are asking is the right to watch porn in your hotel the same as the right to vote? >> i guess so. they want to ban hotel porn, and t

at the sheraton buena vista, a $169 a night deal for families includes a full day at the pool cabanao, movies. >> a class to play limbo? >> also little chair massages for the kids and pend i cures, adorable. they offer shuttles to disney world and discounts on spa treatments for mom. >> and st. marten. >> i've got a fantastic package, $290 a night, all-inclusive. it includes all your foods, snacks and drinks and a kids' program where they take you on scavenger hunts, treasure hunts, snorkeling and scuba. >> because it's off-season. >> it is off-season. but there are always great tradewinds. this hotel is built on the beach, five minutes from the airport. super convenient. >> awesome. >> thank you. and congratulations. >> thank you. >> we are happy for you. thanks. >>> are all those photos you've taken on your vacation sitting on your phone somewhere? >> or on your camera? we'll show you what to do with all of them, right after this. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist crystal egger with a look at your forecast. in some areas where we already had rain we're going to get more rain toda

. >> ♪ >> or walking downtown and here distinct sound coming from the sheraton, come on in.ngs. this weekend, it is a special weekend. this weekend, baltimore will be known for accordions. it is the 74th annual american accordion association festival. it is here in baltimore. folks who love the accordion from all over the world will be here. there will be plenty of music. >> we have an exhibit. we have workshops. we have competition. we have banquets. the whole thing, nagus and we call it a festival. >> what is it about the accordion? it is an easy to play at. >> number folks have not seen it. if they have, it might be in a cartoon. there is that sort of a lure of that guy is playing something different. >> all kinds of music will be coming out of these instruments from polka to jazz. >> macedonian. all you hear is accordion. russian music. ukrainian. >> it is a long tradition. we have 100 anniversary of the accord in building. >> she and her has been made accordions. they are all handmade. >> we need about three months. it takes a three months to do it. >> people who make t

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