baseball hall of famer stan musial has died. during his more than two decades with the st. louis cardinals musial earned the national league batting title. he won three world series championships. stan the man as he was known was 92. >>> with the private swearing-in of president obama out of the way, anticipation is building for president obama's big public day tomorrow, especially that second inaugural address. msnbc contributor ari melber here in d.c. as well doing some inaugural coverage for tumbler and joins me now with his take on the twhoords will matter tomorrow. good sunday to you, my friend. >> good day. thank you, my friend. tomorrow president obama will deliver the 57th inaugural address. the best inaugural addresses tend to rise above politics. the most universal rhetoric in our history debuted on inauguration day. that's, of course, when fdr told a nervous populace we've got nothing to fear but fear itself and during an 1801 inaugural

well, like stan, he went to the heart of the matter: the gut. and, like stan, he ate more fat.started taking a good omega-3 supplement. omega-3 fats will dilate blood vessels and reduce blood pressure. frank also started taking some celery seed extract, and believe it or not, dark chocolate. yes, dark chocolate. as a matter of fact, studies show that a moderate amount of dark chocolate, several times a week, will reduce inflammation in the body. so how fun is that? [laughter] i happened to speak to frank the other day, and he told me his blood pressure has gone down to 136 over 72. now, unlike frank, a lot of you may not be at risk of losing your job. but you're at risk of losing so much more-- your life. you need to know what your blood pressure is on a regular basis just like cholesterol. you need to know your numbers. remember, not knowing is not okay. you must know your numbers to get at the heart of perfect health. now, you've learned, in this segment, that silent inflammation is the cause of most all chronic disease. you also learned about two of the three signs that you

benny goodman, ben crosby and stan get. all straight ahead tonight on a second look. >>> good evening and welcome to a second look. i'm julie haener. jazz will soon have its own home in san francisco. the organization sf jazz plans to open its own center on january 21st. this is a video the group produced showing a building's construction compressed down to a minute. located at franklin and felt street in san francisco. the sf center will have an auditorium for concerts as well as space for rehearsals. over decades, the bay area has been a favorite for jazz musicians and we here at ktvu have had the pleasure of talking to them when they came to town. jazz great lina horn brought her one woman show to town and elane corral was there. >> reporter: she is the kind of woman who can reduce a room full of reporters to mush. like she did at a press conference in san francisco. instead of tough questions she was bombarded by meek requests for autographs. lina horn is a power house and a one woman show at the golden gate theater has

her body was found outside on the property stan worth shares with his wife an elderly father inlaw.is wife was in court in fairfield but at the klind comment to abc 7 news. >> i'm just devastated this all happened. >>reporter: establish worth arrest and fact that he has been living in the bay area free man for 22 years has been especially difficult for the family of 2 teenager girls he was sent to death row for sexually assaulting an killing in 1966 this woman doesn't want her name used because she's afraid of stan worth. but she was raised as a sister to one of the young victims. kerry. are you confident they will keep him in this time notch i'm not. no i'm scared to death. they are going to, he will fall through the crack and he will be best behavior and it's going to happen again. i have no cold front weapons at all. >>reporter: the current charge against dennis stan worth carries witness the special circumstances that he killed before. that could qualify him for the death penalty. sentence he escaped 40 years ago. in fairfield, abc 7 news. >>> pittsburgh police worked around the

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louis cardinals stan musial died today.as one of a spouse greatest hitters and a hall of famer. stan the man as he was called he led the cardinals to three world series championships. he was 92 years old. earlier in the day, we learned that former baltimore orioles manager earl weaver suffered a heart attack in the caribbean last night. many fans agree that weaver is the heart and soul of the orioles. he was the team's manager for 17 seasons and led them to a world championship in 1970. his confrontations and outbursts with umpires were legendary. the fans loved him. >> he has that baltimore attitude. hard work aggressive, but very good sense of humor. >> weaver remains the orioles winning manager. he was inducted into baseball's hall of fame in 1996. cal ripken junior says the 82- year-old's passion for the game will always be remembered. >> it was revealed this week that the girlfriend he claimed died of cancer on the same day as his grandmother never existed at all. he believed she was real, but had to lie about meeting

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after his convictions stan worth made the following statements quote the fact is i did it. i'm guilty as charged and there is no doubt to that fact. and i had a fair impartial trial and swear that the conviction that has resulted in the sentence 0of death is valid. stan worth was initially stepsed to death but in 1970's california death penalty was overturned and his sentence reduced to life in prison. then he was granted parole in 1990. the family of cary well wair had he moved to virginia vallejo circulating fliers to neighbors near the killer home to make sure they knew of his violent past. >> it make no, sir sense. you know. i know they didn't have a lot of room there for him but when they are that bad put them in a 6 by 10 cage and forget about them. >>reporter: the relative said after her family distributed the fliers in this neighborhood they received a phone call from stan worth parole agent telling them that they were harassing him. she says she also received a couple of mysterious phone calls in the middle of the nature a man she thought was stan worth. she got a

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i am sarah caldwell. >> i am stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. we have snow falling. >> we will hit 60 in baltimore. we're transitioning from the could to the bad. --s no over at the airport light snow at the airport. 38 this afternoon. there could be a problem this morning. ava marie is live on tv hill. snowflake said were sticking together -- snowflakes were sticking together. >> i'm starting to hear pings of ice. i can hear it bouncing off of my jacket. we got a burst of heavy, wet snow. this stuff on the pavement accumulated this morning. there will be some slippery conditions because of the snow. then we will have the ice. it will be a messy transition. there is the colder air at the surface. we will show to the radar. of bluehading sells be represent the snow. it will be a messy mix. i have been following twitter. there has been some sleet in odenton start to accumulate. do be very careful because we will see the ice on the roads. >> things are starting to pick up. northbound 95 remains closed in har

. >> stan the man musial passed away in his home saturday at age 92. musial one of the greatest hitter spent his 22 year career with st. louis and helped the cardinals win three championships and also baltimore orioles manager earl we ever, died at 82. he was known for explosive temper got him thrown out of over a hundred games and four american league penants and the 1974 world championship. in 1969 he did not win. >> because the new york mets won. >> he's also famous for, and i had the pleasure of meeting him and interviewing him in baltimore, he was actually thrown out-- okay thrown out of a hundred games, on three days he was tone out of both games on a double header. you have to set that and come back. >> and might spend the time in the dugout. 11 minutes after the top of

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. our first broadcast of 2013. >> it was not that bad. temperatures mostly stayed above freezing. the cloud cover helped the temperatures. we are tracking minimal chances for rain. it should be pleasant. the winds are calm. 37 in pasadena. highs will be up near 40 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and maybe a sprinkle or a flurry. that moisture we have been tracking is basically falling apart. we are tracking some accidents in traffic. >> we have one accident at greenspring on the inner loop in the pikesville region. it is off to the right shoulder. it is creating some attention on the inner loop at greenspring. westbound liberty road, we still have some of downed wires blocking the right lane. up to speed on the north side. everything okay on the rest of the major roadways. a nice start on all of the major roadways with one exception and greenspring. 95 checks out ok at the fort mchenry tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are off the fiscal cliff. your federal income t

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. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> the weekend might feel like spring. >> we have some rain that will bring warmer temperatures in. let's concentrate on today and this morning. we have some clouds overhead. partly to mostly cloudy skies. there is some rain in west virginia. that is drifting in our direction. you may need an umbrella by this afternoon. now we want to concentrate on the roads. >> happy friday. route 97 at old liberty, we still have some closures because of an accident. avoid route 97 for the next 15 minutes or so. 95 at dundalk avenue, we have an

. >> i am stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it was a rough night last night. anywhere from 1-4 inches of rain. there were reports of water rescues and flooded basements. 48 right now. temperatures will continue to drop. the wind will continue to gust up to 40. watch for some heavy snow in garrett county. >> good morning. we have a lot of areas of localized flooding. there is fire activity in the city. we have a crew on the way. harford road is closed for some fire activity at louise. flooding has shut down new hampshire avenue in howard county. york road is closed near beaver run because of flooding. we could see some localized flooding on the smaller roads. we have some debris westbound 50 on the bay bridge. 65 on 95 in the northeast corner. things are moving just fine on 95 at white marsh. this is the outer loop coming towards us. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> there is breaking news this morning in west baltimore. >> a deadly fire in west baltimore. we have a news crew

. >>> we have a sports note tonight about stan the man. tonight baseball fans are mourning the loss of stan musial. he won three world series titles. he received the medal of freedom from president obama in 2011. stan musial died yesterday at the age of 92. >>> still much more ahead on "world news." from washington, we have more on the twisted tale of that football player, manti te'o. could there have been more victims in that tangle mystery? >>> then later, the inaugural ball, now so many of them. tonight we learn who was behind that grand idea. we'll be back. do you often experience the feeling of a dry mouth? it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral care section today. this has been medifacts for biotene. and you see the woman you fell in love w

i am stan stovall. >> i am sarah caldwell. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> another busy morning weather- wise. >> there is nothing happening yet. it is just beginning. a light coating of ice. a mix of light snow, sleet, or frozen rain. we're near 32 degrees. 28 in parkton. when the precipitation starts, the temperature will go down a couple of degrees. early this morning, that could be a problem. a mix of snow, frozen rain to start the day. we will hit 60 in the middle of the week. >> good morning. we have a bad crash northbound on 95 at 24 in harford county. it appears all lanes are blocked. you can see a lot of rescue crews on the scene. otherwise, for the south on 95, 65 near white marsh. up to speed on the other major roadways. 10 minutes on 95 south between the beltway and 32 in howard county. everything is fine east and west dowbound. >> you can see all the latest school closings and delays on the bottom of the tv screen. you could also get our free app. see the forecast at the palm of your hand. >> one down,

, it was not stan mcchrystal's job, it was the mission. the mission i was there in the 150,000 people that count on me and the afghan people i care a lot about. so i made the decision, you know, right away that i went back to washington the next day that i would offer my resignation to the president as an option for him either to leave me in afghanistan or accept my resignation. >> were you surprised he accepted it? >> no. >> too much controversy at the time? >> i'm not a washington insider, but i can see a media controversy. i know that when the oxygen's being burned out of a room, i was not surprised. i regret that it went that way. i'd have liked to stay on the mission, but, you know, i was in command. i was responsible. and i don't have any hesitation to this day that when you're in command if you accept responsibility whether you think it's blame or right or wrong that you're doing the wrong thing. i think that -- i think i was raised to believe that and i believe it still. >> finally, what's the biggest leadership challenge facing th

. >> i am stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> how is the weather shaping up? >> we will be in the 50's and 60's for the next couple of days. 37 right now at the airport. there is a little bit of fog. a mixture of sun and clouds. a slight chance for a rain shower. 60's tomorrow. >> good morning. one problem spot to talk about on the city-county line where route 40 remains closed. you can get by that accident scene. looking good on 95 near 100. in the green on the north and southbound side. this is the fort mchenry and tunnel and we're looking good. no delay on the northbound traffic. we have a disabled bus off to the shoulder. looks like the travel lanes are open. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the ravens are waking up in new orleans this morning as the pressure of super bowl wheat begins. >> 5000 reporters and photographers converge for interviews. we begin with jennifer franciotti. good morning to you. >> we will try to make our way over to the superdome. it is going to be a media frenzy. the 49ers will take the field first for media day. .e're in

louis today, baseball fans said good-bye to stan musial.utside the cathedral basilica for a chance to view musial's casket. "stan the man" was one of the greatest ever to play the game left field and first base, a 24- time all-star with the cardinals. he died saturday at the age of 92. this next story is a beauty. for most of us, world war ii is a history in black and white. but have a look at what we saw today. "life" magazine dug into its archives and posted online rare color photographs taken before and after d-day. kodak had invented modern color film in 1935, but war photos in black and white were easier to process and transmit back home. these photographs by frank scherschel show the american invasion force in england, eating their meals on boxes of ammunition. a corporal stacked cans of gasoline in preparation. infantrymen marched through a park. after the normandy invasion, a chaplain ministered to the wounded. american soldiers in the helmets posed with german p.o.w.s. the french celebrated the liberation of paris. a french couple

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we have a system moving part of our state this morning. >> we have a light chance for sprinkles or a flurry. a few flakes are flying. we have some flurries possible around the metro area. 34 degrees at the airport. 37 downtown in baltimore. the afternoon, we are not going to recover very much. upper 30's to the low 40's with partly cloudy skies. >> good morning. we do anticipate extra volume as folks head back to work and school. we are tracking utility work on westbound liberty. 55 through the park filled region over toward the west side of the beltway. -- 55 through the parkville region. a nice start on 95 down to the fort mchenry. we are tracking speeds of 55 miles per hour. the beltway at security, volume is picking up already. 295 checking out fine in the elkridge region. this is york road. very light volume in both loops. we will keep you posted on any problems. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> finally a done deal. president

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stan musial. one of baseball's greatest hitters and a hall of famer with the saint louis cardinals for more than two decades. has died. stan the man won seven national league batting titles. was a three-time mvp and helped the cardinals capture three world series championships in the 1940s. he died saturday evening at his home surrounded by family. he was 92. and we lost another hall of famer today. legendary pro baseball manager earl weaver has died. known as "the earl of baltimore". weaver led the orioles to four american league pennants and a world series title. he passed away today of an apparent heart attack. earl weaver was 82 years old.

tonight baseball fans are mourning the loss of stan musial. he helped the st. louis cardinals win three world series titles in the 1940s. he's considered one of the greatest hitters in baseball history. he received the medal of freedom from president obama in 2011. stan musial died yesterday at the age of 92. >>> still much more ahead on "world news." from washington, brand new fall-out in that twisted tale of the football star who broke his silence right here about that elaborate hoax. tonight what we've learned, could there have been other victims? and every four years, who was it behind the idea we needed more than one inaugural ball? and which president broke the record? do you often experience the feeling of a dry mouth? it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral car

stan had already been out of high school for several years, madeleine was a senior in high school. and he was of working, um, in construction in a renovation of an oil plant down there, and that's where he met her. >> guest: what was their life like in kansas? >> host: their life before today married or after they married? >> guest: after they married or before? >> host: after they married. >> guest: her parents didn't really like him. matter of fact, the first thing her far said was i don't want you marrying that wop. he was dark-skinned, so sort of an element of race even in that. and she married him secretly before she graduated from high school. she was a very smart young woman who had always opinion -- been on the honor role physical she met stanley who was slick-haired and slick-talking and promised to get her out of arkansas -- i mean, out of kansas, i'm sorry. and that's what she wanted. she'd grown up loving bette davis and the sophistication of hood, and here she was stuck in this small town, and stan promised something else. he'd already been to california, he promised t

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- and kelsey young takes it outside for the 16 yard run to put the cardinal on the board first 7-0 stan in the 1stfreshman kevin hogan the beautiful pass to tight end zack ertz for 43 yards down to the 3 yard line 12/19, 123 yards, 0 td's, 0 int's next play - taylor busts off right tackle for the 3 yard touchdown. 14-0 stan taylor: 20 carries, 88 yards, 1 td wisconsin athletic director - and interim coach barry alvarez concerned early 2nd quartermontee ball - college football's all time touchdown king does what he does best the 11 yard run and it's looking like we could have a shootout 14-7 stan ball: 24 carries, 100 yards :19 seconds left in the 2nd quarter 5th year senior curt phillips - pulls the badgers to within 3 with this 4 yard touchdown to jordan frederick 17-14 second half dominated by the defenses. 20-14 stanford, 2:30 left wisconsin driving for a potential game winning touchdown when usua amanam shuts the door on the badgers with this game- clinching interception wisconsin held scorless in the 2nd half and had just 82 yards of total offense stanford coach david shaw gets the

[all chattering] - kyle. - hey, stan. - dude, what happened? hape - we don't know. we were all passed out, and next thing we know, we just woke up on a bus heading here. woku - it's like you had a guardian angel, m'kay. yoa - oh, dude, i'm so glad you're not dead., i'm so - so i guess there's nothing left to do now but rebuild.t - yeah, first off, we're all gonna need new cars. and let's just make sure nobody gets a stupid hybrid, right?se - that's right. - you said it.you s - no, hybrid cars are a good thing. good t - but hybrid cars are the leading cause of smug. leadi - hybrid cars don't cause smugness. people do. - lolk, hybrid cars are important. they may even save our planet one day.hey what you all need to do is just learn to drive hybrids and not be smug about it.smb you mean, drive in hybrids, but not act like , we're better than everyone else because of it?else b - yeah. - i'm--i'm not ready. - i don't think i can do it either. - it's simply asking too much.ly without being smug about it, but for now.without the technology is just too much for us. come on-

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i am stan stovall. >> i am sarah caldwell. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather. >> 14 degrees but there is no wind. we do expect some snow this afternoon. winter weather advisory from 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. that is giver take an hour. 1-2 inches of speculation. a high of only 26 after starting out in the mid teens. >> good morning. we have one accident southbound on 95 in howard county. we are checking on possible lane closures. 12 minutes on the outer loop all the way down the west side. 70 minutes on 895 northbound -- 17 minutes on 895 northbound. no problems getting through there at all. this is 83 at shawan road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the family of the men killed while in police custody says it was not an accident. >> there will be no criminal charges filed in the case. sarah sampson is live to explain the decision. family is anderson's furious with the decision. he died while in custody. he was tackled to the ground. three officers will not be charged. an autopsy showed anderson died from blunt force when

i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. you should know it snowed overnight. several school districts are calling for delays. we'll have to check on your weather and traffic in just a minute. >> it broken gas line that forced the evacuation of dozens of homes in and run accounting. 45 homes were evacuated. all but nine of the affected customers have been allowed back into their home. >> you could soon pay more to fill up your gas tank. an increase in the gas tax is on the table. the proposal would raise about $300 million a year. >> question boat duties to perform for john leopold -- questionable duties to perform for john leopold including changing his catheter bag after back surgery. >> 6:31. traffic and weather together. >> there are still some snow showers and flurries on doppler . it is cold. temperatures in the mid teens. the skies will clear from north to south. 25 will be the high in westminster. >> it didn't take much snow to create problems. let's bring you up to date. westbound 50 on the bay bridge, there are some delays back to canted narrows -- ke

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> charles county schools will be closed today. baltimore and frederick counties are on a two-hour delay. >> most of the snow did miss baltimore. nothing more than a coating on the ground in most areas. about half an inch. most of the roads have not been treated. most of the snow is tapering off. snow showers and flurries left around baltimore. we will make it up to 27. it will become mostly sunny this afternoon but still cold. >> good morning. it will be difficult out there. westbound 151, a road hazard in dundalk. the right lane disclosed. we are dealing with some delays southbound on the j.f.x. stick to the lanes that have been treated. the salt trucks are out there. it is slow around the area. that extra time will help you out. no problems on 70 at 29. it is slower around the area. leave early if you can. >> the snowfall -- we have not gotten a lot. >> roads are a little slippery. jennifer franciotti has more. >> i am at york road in luther

. >>> baseball legend stan musial passed away earlier this afternoon at the age of 92.n "the man" musial spent his entire 22-year career with the cardinals and played in 24 all- star games. >>> and earl weaver passed away last night on a cruise. he led the orioles four times. he was 82 years old. we'll be right back. >>> it's so quiet! richard jefferson, the veteran can still get up...the reverse dunk...jefferson 1 >>> stephen curry back in the warriors lineup. jefferson, the veteran can still get up. the reverse dunk. the warriors led by as many as 16. but the hornets made a second- half push and took the lead. down to 35 seconds remaining. the warriors snap their three- game losing streak. 116-112, the final. >>> david shaw. second half. cobbs brings them within a point on the floater. but that's as close as the bears would get. picked off by chasson randle. stanford knocks off their rival. they're now 2-and-3 in pac 12 play. >>> st. marys visiting portland. the gaels led all night. second half, portland shot 23% on the night. gaels win 60-38 and are now 4- and-1 in c

i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. how does the weather look? >> looking mighty buff. >> we have it cut out. >> we were joking about the cut out. >> we barely got a trace at the airport. >> we were thinking we won. >> it was an inch on the day after christmas. tony has to decide. whoever guest the 26th. >> this is the prize. >> bye, john. >> i'm nervous doing my forecast. "i do not like that temperature ." it is on the chilly side. that is what we expect this time of year. 29 in pasadena. 27 in catonsville. best. upper 30's at you will want a jacket and the hat and gloves. >> that, too. >> there you go. the morning commute is looking good. one problem along patapsco avenue at annapolis road. there is an accident. this is padonia road. 55 on the north and the west side. 50 miles per hour at coldspring road. up to speed on the harrisburg expressway. a nice start on the b-w parkway and 97 and 95 in howard county. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> i didn't prepare for it. he has raised me over the last couple of y

i am stan stovall. >> i am sarah caldwell.ining us for 11 news today. >> three suspects are arrested in a weekend homicide. there was a dispute with erica banks. her father faces murder charges. >> a delegate has passed away. harrison was 84 years old. >> swain fills the seat of tiffany alston. he served in the house from 1999-2003. >> 5:31. >> we will do the seven-day forecast. big changes coming up. it is a roller-coaster ride. 38 rainout at the airport. -- 38 right now at the airport. we will make it up to 53 today. a good chance for thunderstorms late tomorrow. overnight lows in the teens by the end of the week. a chance for flurries on friday and on super bowl sunday. >> traffic is much better than yesterday. we don't have precipitation. we have a crash on route 40 near cook's lane. consider edmondson avenue to get around that. this is 95 and looking good in both directions, 65at 100. looking good at the top side of the beltway on the inner and outer loops. same story at greenspring avenue. that is the latest on traffic p

i am stan stovall. ldwell. sarah call whi >> we have some school closings to tell you because of power outages from the storm. it came down very hard last night. >> anywhere from 1-4 inches of rain. when it is in the 60's in january, you know something is going to give. right now it is dry around baltimore. there is some rain east of town. 52 at the airport. the temperatures are going to continue to drop. slowly falling temperatures and it will be windy, 30-35 miles per hour. there could be additional power outages. >> good morning. we have some problems left over from the heavy rain. parts of york road are closed because of flooding in the cockeysville area. also some flooding south on york road. westbound 50, we have some debris blocking the right lane. there is an accident at sandy point state park. york road at, harrisburg expressway, things are moving fine. it is still pretty windy. things are moving find 95 at o'donnell street. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the fight over the future of john l

join us in -- >> glen becky becky stan stan. >> want to shoot your gun in all directions, go ahead.he fruited plains. >> our future is in the past. >> stephanie: good call, producer chris. >> thank you. >> stephanie: you just dropped that out of nowhere. >> i did. it was just there. >> stephanie: a little comedy ribbon candy. oh by the way, my 90-year-old republican mom who i just took to dinner -- >> with the casket -- cassette player. >> stephanie: yes. the ipad mini is a little too small for my taste. you can't quite see. >> i think you can increase the font size? >> stephanie: oh, really? like i know how to do that. >> where is the font button? >> stephanie: yeah, is there a big button that says font? but anyway my mom as you know chris, used to be a glen beck oh aficionado. but she has kind of cooled on him after he got fired. >> really? >> stephanie: oh dear he got a little radical. [ applause ] >> a little radical. >> stephanie: she is coming around on glen beck. >> a little radical? >> stephanie: i mentioned i cry like a baby every time i leave my mom like on my first day of

; cathy lewis is an anchor and host of her own show, "hear say," on whro in norfolk, virginia; and stan jastrzebski is news director for wfiu in bloomington, indiana. eric ander son, let's start out west with you. do the new numbers jive with what you are seeing in your area and in california? steady but not spectacular hiring? >>. >> that's exactly right. california has been tracking in that steady way. we've been seeing growth for now probably the past 18 months or so. but it hasn't been that spectacular growth. it's not that recovery growth. a lot of economists here are talking about the economy is showing good healthy signs and the job market is reflecting that. but it's not showing the kind of signs you need for the economy to recover completely. so your's not quite at a complete recovery but certainly the job market is pick up here. >> any particular sectors that you look at or point to. >> yeah, there are a couple out here, in fact. leisure and hospitality industry gained significantly. about 62,000 jobs there. construction picked up here not because of hurricane sandy on the wes

. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it is purple friday today. >> the windchills will be in the 20's. it will be a busy and chilly -- a breezy and chilly day. a big storm missed us to the south. no snow for us. indchills in the 20's. high temperature of 39. >> good morning. kind of a busy start. word of two separate accidents. eastbound 70 prior to the beltway involving several vehicles including a car hauler on the guard rail. it is behind the trees. it is not backing up traffic too much. he spent 70 prior to the beltway. on the inner loop just past greenspring, watch for a possible accident prior to the j.f.x. looking pretty good on the north side. traffic is picking up in the outer loop as you travel towards the harrisburg expressway appeared the 83's checking out ok as is 895 at the harbor tunnel. major roads running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the anticipation is reaching a fever pitch as this purple friday raises the stakes to a whole new level.

but give us a sense of overview of what you are seeing. >> sure while stan suggests there is a little worry in indiana, i can tell threw is a lot of worry here. that is especially true because the hampton roads region has rested comfortably between the state's unemployment rate and the national unemployment rate. but that could change pretty quickly here as a result of the delay of sequestration now to march 27th. in fact, just today one of the states leading economists christine chim ura told the virginia commerce that the state will definitely move into recession if sequestration occurs on march 27th and that will particularly be felt in the northern virginia region, the washington suburb and right here at hampton roads which has the largest military concentration in the country. >> brown: cathy, give us a little more of other industries. i don't know if you can set aside all this sequestration and uncertain over that. but where has things been headed in the past couple of months? >> i think things have been-- had been holding pretty steady in the region. this particular conversatio

louis calendar nals fans turned out to say one last good-bye to ballplayer stan the man.dinals' faithful many decked out in the team's colors waited in line to pay their respects to stan musial. he'll be buried tomorrow. >>> finally a basketball player in michigan is getting a lot of attention despite playing only two minutes all season long. owen grosser is an eighth grade were down syndrome. in the team's final game wednesday, owen's coach put him in for the first time all year and on his first game he sinks a three-pointer. but he's not dub. owen gets another shot from behind the arc and he nails that one too. six points in two minutes and a whole lot of inspiration. >>> when we return, forget angry birds. primates at the zoo are having fun playing with ipads. are having playing with ipads. there; maybe you can't. when you have migraines with fifteen or more headache days a month, you miss out on your life. you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. when it comes to getting my family to eat bre

i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall.hanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> talk about football. >> it will feel like we'll move to green bay by tomorrow. or minnesota. probably the coldest air mass will seen in a couple of years. 30 degrees right now. we will make it up to 40 this afternoon. we will see some snow showers and flurries develop in the northern suburbs. that is most likely never the pennsylvania line. high temperatures will stay in the 20's and the overnight lows will be in the teens. be prepared. it is coming around the corner. first we check the roads with sarah. >> good morning. >> good morning.

. >> i am stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. 6?01 :01. did you say snow? >> a little bit, turn the evening commute -- during the evening commute. another cold start for us. 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. i expect one to two inches. 26 degrees this afternoon. >> good morning. it is not snowing for your morning commute. at a crash northbound on 97. the right lane is blocked. nine minutes on the inner loop all the way to the northwest corner. no delays on the major roadways. looking good on the topside of the beltway. the inner and outer loops are moving along with no delays. 95 at the fort mchenry toll plaza is looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> 3 baltimore police officers will not face charges in the case of the man who died while in their custody. >> sarah sampson is live with reaction. >> good morning. anthony anderson's family is furious with the decision. back in september, he died while in custody. he was tackled to the ground. three officers will not be charged. an autopsy showed anderson died from blunt force when he fell and interna