it was south on 40 monroe 40 -- south monroe street. >> i saw the cat when it came here. she was burned on the majority of her body. >> police have no leads. why it was done, if you know anything about the case, call police as quickly as possible. >>> and that sign, the hollywood casino go up as planned. it passed a vote. supporters are saying it is a good point to the people to get them to go to the casino, those nearby still don't want it. >> the attention is getting bright and in your face. for people to pitch to you, trying to be friendly to a community. is completely disingenuous. >> when businesses start to lose revenue. they start cutting and they start cutting the jobs. >> it is not known when that sign will go up. >>> news time, 4:35. this morning education alert. there can be big changes coming. parents crowded in overnight. the school is supposed hold 500 studentt. right now, 679. two options are to bus the students or keep the students for 2 1/2 years why the new one is under construction. the county will poll parents. >>> well, today, parents are encouraged t

washington boulevard at south monroe. let's take a live look as you can see, not too much traffic at all to talk about 395. this report is brought to you by papa john's introducing the toppings for touchdown special. every touchdown get a free topping on a $9.99 large cheese pizza. >>> a best-selling novelist gives up her jewels. more than 60 pieces of jewelry from a special collection sold at auctions. the silent and online auction was on saturday night to help benefit the washington county free library and pro-literacy worldwide. the elias abuelazam vent was -- the event was held in boonesboro. >>> cantaloupe concerns and congress, what they are doing about the deadly listeria outbreak. >>> no islamic traditional burial. what they say they plan on doing with the body. >>> it's a lovely fall afternoon. lots of sunshine. stick around for our updated weather forecast at 5:00. ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back f

south dakota avenue just north of monroe street. this is a sizable water main break near 20th street. south dakota avenue is a heavily traveled corridor this time of morning, now closed in the area. of monroe street. traffic coming off new garrett avenue should stick with it and go down to bladensburg road and then backtrack. if next we go to newschopper 7, because they're looking at a crash northbound on the b-w parkway. we were told someone was injured. this accident is on the left side of the highway northbound before 198. one of the vehicles involved has been moved to the right, but the injured person is along the left side. if we will come back with the latest on the water main break. now to news. >>> 6:01. he changed the way people listen to music, asserts the burka -- searched the web. people gathered outside and apple stores nationwide last night to pay tribute to the visionary founder steve jobs. this morning we are looking at the legacy left behind and what is passing means for the future of the computer company that leaves

monroe. william "the refrigerator" perry. and now joining them in the pantheon of awesome nicknames, comes the president of south korea, aka "the bulldozer." best new thing in the world today, it is not what it sounds like at all. ladies and gentlemen, the bulldozer. that is coming up right at the end of the show tonight. ♪ more and more folks are trying out snapshot from progressive. a totally different way to save on car insurance. the better you drive, the more you can save. no wonder snapshot's catching on. plug into the savings you deserve, with snapshot from progressive. set out to create a different kind of cold remedy using powerful medicine and natural ingredients from around the world. he called it vicks vaporub. today, the vicks journey continues. introducing new vicks nature fusion cold & flu syrup. powerful multi-symptom medicine flavored with natural honey instead of artificial flavors and dyes. so you can feel good about what you take to feel better. >>> president obama's re-election campaign announced today that it raised more than 70 million bucks this summer for his re-election. what does that mean really, tha

monroe. william "the refrigerator" perry. and now joining them in the pantheon of awesome nicknames, comes the president of south korea, aka "the bulldozer." best new thing in the world today, it is not what it sounds like at all. ladies and gentlemen, the bulldozer. that is coming up right at the end of the show tonight. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. >>> president obama's re-election campaign announced today that it raised more than 70 million bucks this summer for his re-election. what does that mean really, that he raised that much? in absolute terms it means nothing. i mean, yes, that is a lot of money, but the campaign and its money don't do anything alone. it's a competition, right? and the obama re-election campaign will be up against not just whatever his eventual republican opponent raises but also just pure anti-obama money, too. the conservative

monroe. william "the refrigerator" perry. and now joining them in the pantheon of awesome nicknames, comes the president of south korea, aka "theulldozer." best new thing in the world today, it is not what it sounds like at all. ladies and gentlemen, the bulldozer. that is coming up right at the end of the show tonight. [ male announcer ] we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment for febreze fabric refresher. they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smell? lilac. clean. there's something that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. >>> president obama's re-election campaign announced today that it raised more than 70 million bucks this summer for his re-election. what does that mean really, that he raised that much? in absolute terms it means nothing. i mean, yes, that is a lot of money, but the campaign and

everyone south of the border of the united states is our neighbor after all. president monroeelse. certainly it's still the policy of the u.s., iran violated the monroe doctrine and i'd just like to hear y'all's input of the philosophy of the monroe doctrine. being a border state with mexico, i think security is an issue. 663 individuals came from special interest countries that were caught by our law enforcement at the border. and i'd like to hear more about that and we need to, i think, label the drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and deal with them accordingly. thank you. >> thank you so much. mr. poe, 'cause that's just the way it is. and i thank all of our members for wonderful opening statements and now we're so pleased to turn to our witnesses and welcome them. first an old friend of our committee, william brownfield, the assistant secretary for the bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs at the department of state. prior to his appointment, ambassador brownfield served as u.s. ambassador to colombia from 2007 to 2010. and ambassador t

monroe moment. we will more on that in a few minutes on "the early show." >>> we have been reporting on a new hampshire woman in the southserious medical treatment. she was trapped there and trying to get out for weeks. a few hours ago, she did manage to reach safety in new zealand. cbs news correspondent michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: stuck at the bottom of the earth for months, renee-nicole douceur's fight to get out of the north pole is over. the 58-year-old station margin from seabrook, new hampshire, requested an emergency evacuation out of antarctica. her lawyers send a letter to her contractor telling raytheon the following. raytheon denied her request denying her future was in danger. this video was taken in september. summer in antarctica. when douceua made a request in september, conditions were the worse. the end of winter and no daylight and subzero temperatures and chaotic winds make flying a plane practically impossible. douceur's story is similar to that of another south pole worker. more than a decade ago, dr. jerry nielsen developed breast cancer and forced to treat herself for months until

monroe moment. we will more on that in a few minutes on "the early show." >>> we have been reporting on a new hampshire woman in the southl treatment. she was trapped there and trying to get out for weeks. a few hours ago, she church, new zealand, the closest medical facility. >>> joining is eric niiler. good morning. >> good what happened to renee-nicole. did she really have a stroke? was there damage ing about her physical well-being about caring more about money. they went back and forth on that. the company said it was too dangerous to go in. why did this become such a bitter fight? >> well, it's interesting. in the previous evacuations, the medicine medevacs they wanted to say and the first time you had someone fighting to get out and fighting to get home. there is sort of a code and a belief among a lot of the poleys as they are known, you signed up for this and that is how it's going to be until the first cargo plane starts arriving when the winter ends. so i don't know. i think there has been a lot of tension. this is a place where you're spending six months in close quarters with a small group of people. it's al