this is something that tammy hopes everyone will remember. >> and there is a life on the bicycle. if you don't slow down, the same thing could happen. >> the first ride begins at 9:00. there will be plenty for children to do including pony rides. >> now, your insta-weather forecast. >> we are not done with the heat of 2010. summer ended, fall is here, but we will have temperatures may be into the mid-90s. we also hit 90 again today. the normal high is only 76 degrees. we are starting to talk about temperatures that could be close to 20 degrees warmer than normal. 98 set in 1970 and the record low is 40. there was a couple of isolated storms that popped up around the sea in the afternoon. -- are around washington, d.c. in the afternoon. a picture perfect early fall evening in our region and it should stay that way until friday. clear skies, mild temperatures. 63-70. you can see some showers and storms off to the north and west. they are associated with a cold front that is forecast to get here on saturday. tomorrow, we are out ahead of it. 97 in louisville, ky. 90 almost all the wa

so not only do i have this shirt, the shirt was picked out by tammy hadhag, approved by mika, and before the night was over, lewis bergdorf had an endorsement deal. >> with jay mclaughlin. i don't even want to hear about that. chris just asked me, is it true that they ran out of vodka, even before the guests arrived, with mika there? >> there was plenty of beverages, white wine, red wine, water, the whole deal.

>>reporter: tonight tammy, >>reporter: tonight tammy, her husband meek and their daughter amanda showed us what used to be their neighbor's house. it is gone but he's alive. they believe the explosion blew 19-year-old joseph gomez nearly 300 feet to their door step. >> he still had smoke coming off his body at the time he walked up to us. how he was walking and talking. >>reporter: at the time they were trying to escape but they stopped, put the teen in their car and drove to the near car and drove to the nearest hospital. gomez told them his girlfriend jessica moralez had died in the blast. they tried to keep him from going into shock. >> i kept him conscience the whole time. yes made sure we prayed both of us prayed. >>reporter: they have been able to return to their home and are sharing their story hoping a disaster leak this never happens again. they don't consider themselves heroes but they have a new friend. >> i don't know how he got to our house. i don't know how he made it. it was god but i don't know. it's not over. we are bonded forever e-tonight the neighborhood seemed surre

. >> it took four and a half years for tammy brant to conceive. >> every month that it doesn't work,ou're getting more and more stressed. and then you're thinking, o my god, i'm stressed, but stress is bad for getting pregnant, but now i'm stressed because i'm not pregnant and now i'm not pregnant because i'm stressed. >> so she quit her job, started practicing yoga and underwent a'quonesa acupuncture. now for the first time scientist have found physical evidence that stress can delay pregnancy in some women. >> what we ended up finding was one biomarker in particulr, alpha amalase, prevented the ability for conception while women were trying to get pregnant. >> british researchers took saliva samples for over 400 fertile women. women with high levels of alpha amalase were about 12% less likely to get pregnant in this study. jermaine lewis is a scientist at the national institutes of health specializing how the environment affects fertility. >> so the bottom line is there are things you can do to help maximumize your chances if yore at all concerned, or even in you're not, about gett

. >> we first met tammy the day after the explosion talking about it. >> he is in critical condition right now. >> tammy and her husband and daughter amanda showed us what used to be their neighbor's house. it's gone but he is alive. they believe it blew him nearly 300 feet to their doorstep. >> he still had smoke coming off his body. how he was walking and talking. >> at the time they were trying to escape but they put the teenager in the car and directive to the nearest hospital. >> willie gomez said that his girlfriend died in the blast. they tried to keep him from going into shock. >> they have been able to return to their home and sharing their story hoping that a disaster like this never happens again. they don't consider themselves heroes but they have a new friend. >> it's not over, we're bonded forever. >> children are even riding their bikes. but for this family and others life will never be the same. >>> security cameras in the area captured the initial blast revealing just how big the explosion was. this is how it looked to people a block away. this surveillance video com

it's something that tammy hopes everyone will remember. >> there's a life on that bike.ke the time to slow down, the same thing could happen again. >> the first bike ride starts saturday morning at 9:00 and there will be plenty to do for kids, including face painting and pony rides. >> time now is 6:27. stay with us. there's still much more news ahead. coming up our top stories. >> including the trial date for the alleged killer of the uva lacrosse player. >> and if you've seen some cops on the roof tops, it's for a good cause. we'll explain when 11 news continues. >> welcome back to 11 news sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us today. first, let's take a look outside with tony. it's getting cooler out there. >> a little change for us from the sunshine and u.s. heat that we had the -- summertime heat we had. we'll throw a little rain in but that's not necessarily bad news because we could certainly use some precipitation. we could see some light rain starting to develop here. light rain in montgomery county right now and just west of d.c. i'll set this into motion

tammy is that you? yes, tammy from facebook. all right.are looking at high pressure moving in from the west. that is going to bring some warm conditions as we head into thursday and friday, then it will become hot for this weekend, look at wednesdays specifically, the cooler side. as we head into thursday, things are going to start to warm up. meanwhile for tonight, we are looking at mid to upper 50s in the east and the south bay and right here along the peninsula of redded would city, upper 50s, 2 p.m. tomorrow, low to middle 70s in the east bay and also for the south bay. the redwood city festival happening this saturday, beginning around noon, going right into 8 p.m., temperatures will be back up with mid to upper 80s mostly sunny skies, comment ask for a better forecast. transitioning into fall, beginning tomorrow, roll back with summer heat by this weekend. also some music and some art and plenty of salsa tank and dancing. on your 7-day forecast, fall begins tomorrow, then we heat up by the weekend. look at these feet moving. those ar

. >> hi, i'm tammy at the smithsonian zoo. good morning, washington! >>> monday morning. 5:40 a.m. good morning. adam caskey, meteorologist. falls church 65, along with the district. dew point numbers are right around 60 degrees, give or take. that indicates there is a bit of moisture in the air. some humidity in the morning, but that will change throughout the afternoon. northerly wind kicks in and will drop our humidity level and the air will dry out becoming even more comfortable later on today. the average high is 78. record high for today 94, of course. no rain in the rain gauge yesterday. shenandoah locally around 80 degrees. then tonight, temperatures -- clear skies. noticeably cooler tomorrow at this time compared to what we have now. your seven-day forecast coming up. now let's go to lisa baden. >>> i will take you live to a camera of traffic on 395 nba at duke street moving -- north bound at duke street. accessing 270, quiet. here we are running at speed. alison starling. >>> the time is 5:41. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshing

it is a matter of curiooity, but it ill never be the same without simon and paul l but tammy writes ons going to be awesome, with the all star line up. go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you ttiik. you can sound off through send us a tweet at fox baltimore. texttyour answer to 45203. and you can enter fox 45 a for yes, fox 45 b for no and your response may air tonight on the >> and action. at 11:00. >> a maryland filmmaker telling the gritty story f a man with a terminal illness. in our cover sttry tonight..3 >> also ahead. police chasing this car at ore we will show you how it all ends later on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> looking for exactly this kind of bug. >> bedbugs, and books, the >> return library bookssare ussally checked for torn pages or covers. one frederick library books are being checked for bugs..3 >> a case of bedbugs left the book drop at the urbbna regional library closed since friday after they found bugs inside of reeurned books. >> urbana public library. here. supervisor discovered outside in the book drop friday thht prompted rederick county officials to spring i

. >> it took four and a half years for tammy brant to conceive. >> every month that it doesn't work, you get more and more stress asked then you think, now i'm stress asked stress is bad for getting pregnant but i'm stressed because i'm not pregnant and now i'm stressed because i'm stressed. >> she believed it was all that anxiety that was stopping her from having a successful pregnancy so she quit her job, started practicing yoga and underwent acupuncture. now for the first time scientists have found physiological evidence that stress can delay pregnancy for some women. >> what we ended up finding was one marker in particular, significantly reduced the probability of conception every day during the fertile window while women were attempting to get pregnant. > british researcher took saliva samples from more than 400 fertile women them measured levels of that produced by the salivary gland en people were under stress. women with high level were about 12% less likely to get pregnant in this study. jermaine lewis is a scientist at e national institutes of health, specializing in how th

this is tammy from the national zoo. come down and visit the birdhouse. good morning, washington!>> 6:40 a.m. on this monday morning. welcome whack back to "good morning washington." meteorologist adam caskey here with your forecast. sun is up in another 14 minutes. you can see mostly clear skies throughout the day today. winchester 55. cooler in berkeley springs. at 51 in la platia -- la plata. let's go to the maps. you can see cloud cover along the cold front that moved through late last night and now early this morning. still pushing southward. the clouds have dissipated along that front. with high pressure in place, there should be a general sinking motion in action. a few high, thin clouds possible. it will be a little cooler. here is what we had yesterday. near 80 downtown. upper 70's elsewhere. especially further west in the shenandoah valley. tomorrow morning, noticeably cooler than what we have outside now. upper 40's out in the shenandoah valley. we'll talk about the seven-day forecast and the warm-up later in the week. now to lisa. >>> things warming up as far as the vo

but writing was a great love, so when tammy and their daughters came home one afternoon last spring,y were not surprised to see him heading out on his bike. >> on april 6th, he went out for a ride. was a perfect day and he was in a place where people always right. >> but one hour later, she got the worst call of her life. he was hit by a car a lot about our road. >> i get there and i see the car with a bike on the front. it was twisted and mangled. i knew it was bad. >> larry was killed instantly. in an instant, everything changed. >> impossible, unimaginable. difficult. very difficult. >> nearly six months later, they're trying to raise awareness about bike safety. they organized larry's right in his honor. >> on a saturday, september 25th color going to do larry's right. it starts from spring metro farm and there are three rights, 42 miles, 22 miles and 10 miles. >> the t-shirt shows the universal sign for a new law taking effect requiring a 3 foot buffer between all cars and cyclists. it's something she hopes everyone remembers. >> there is a life on that bike. if you don't take t

. >> reporter: it took 4.5 years for tammy brandt to conceive. >> every month that it doesn't work, you'reand more stressed. and you're sitting there thinking, now i'm stressed. >> reporter: brandt believed it was all that anxiety that w stopping her from having a successful pregnancy. so she quit her job, started practicing yoga and underwent acupuncture. now for theirst time, scientists have found evidence that stress can delay pregnancy. >> we found one biomarker in particular significantly reduces the probability of perception every day during the fertile window while women were attempting to get pregnant. >> find out how reducing stress could help couples get pregnant tonight at 11:00. >>> chief master sergeant richarlloyd etchburger was killed in vietnam back in 1968. today he was posthumously awarded the medal of honor for gallantry in battle above and beyond duty. he was part of a small group selected for classified mission. they ran a secret radar station on a mountain top in laos. president obama told the rest of the stor on march 11th, 1968 the radar station was overrun by enemy

. >> but in january of 2006, alicia's mother, tammy, died of cancer and overnight the teenager's worlding down. >> i noticed she was more sullen, a lot quieter than she'd ever been. i figured at the time it was because we were all going through the same mourning the loss of my wife and her mom but i did notice that she was very quiet and withdrawn. >> alicia began smoking marijuana and when her father found out she went into counseling. within weeks though she began using other drugs like ecstasy and prescription pain killers oxycontin and oxycodone which she was buying on the street but the biggest clue to her downward spiral was in her art. >> after she started using drugs her art work got a little more on the depressive side. she did a lot of self-portraits and they looked like they kind of reflected her and how she was feeling. she never smiled in any of her self-portraits so it was kind of sad to look at. >> by the fall, alicia lost 30 pounds. her behavior becoming more erratic. >> by the fall, alicia lost 30 pounds. her behavior becoming more erratic. she got into a car accident,

hannity, levin, beck, michelle, laura, tammy, all y'all, we need everybody working together.'m going to get in trouble for miss something names so i better stop. and karl. karl, go to -- here. you can come to iowa and karl rove and the other leaders who will see the light and realize that these are the -- this is the normal hardworking patriotic americans who are say no, enough is enough. we want to turn this around and we want to get back to those time-tested truths that are right for america. >> that was sarah palin earlier tonight. >>> country superstar trace adkins has a couple of things to say about sarah palin, the tea party and politics. i spoke with him earlier for the big "360" interview. >> what do you make of the success the tea party has had with christine o'donnell beating the gop candidate in delaware. >> what do i make of it. i think there are a lot of conservatives in this country really frustrated and rally teed off. and i don't think it has anything to do with christine o'donnell. i don't know christine o'donnell. i know that my mike castle was a moderate an

someone just spoke to me yesterday, hey, tammy. and to know this happened it hurts me. hurts my heart. and i can't understand it. >> sadly, the boy's older brother germane is at illinois masonic hospital today. he was shot in the head in uptown over a week ago and has undergone a series of surgeries and we are hearing their mother is pretty distraught. she is shuttling between the two hospitals as her oldest and her youngest sons undergo surgeries due to gun violence. we are live in hyde park, nancy loo, wgn news. >>> thank you. after enduring an unusual spike in gas prices, chicagoans are finally seeing savings at the gas pump. prices shot up earlier this month thanks to an oil leak in romeoville. now that pipeline is fixed. the average price for a gallon of regular gas has dropped 6 cents in the past week. analysts say prices may fall another 15 cents by the end of the year. >>> many state and local governments struggle to come up with another money to pay their bills officials in suburban schaumburg may be about to cut taxes. schaumburg didn't even have a property ta

. >> bill: you are standing by your man, you and tammy wynette. >> i would not suggest it is a countrysuch a place, much like the tea party feels now that the country was in such a place that we needed a more drastic reconstruction of policy. perhaps a deacon instruction of the powers that be. i thought -- this may be a chance to do that. i've been saddened to see someone who ran on the idea that you can't expect to get different results with the same people in the same system has kept in place so much of the same system and same people. >> bill: he has been drastic in the sense that -- >> how? >> bill: he separates himself from the regular folks two examples, the mosque thing all he had to say was yeah they have the right but it is not a good idea for sensitivities. he wouldn't do it. he wouldn't comment on the wisdom of. and you mocked him for. but he wouldn't comment on the wisdom. people are going you are the leader of the country. >> what people? >> bill: the folks the regular people. people who never would watch your show. people who watch you. >> you are making things up. when w

tammy why net. >> i wouldn't suggest it's a country love song the way you were.ught we were in such a place, much like the tea party feels now, that the country was in such a place that we needed a more drastic reconstruction of construction. perhaps deacon destruction of the powers that be. i thought this may be a chance to do that i have been saddened to see that someone who ran on the idea that you can't expect to get different results with the same people in the same system has kept in place so much of the same system and the same people. >> bill: he still has been drastic in the sense that -- >> -- how has he been drastic, sir? >> bill: because he separates himself from the regular folks. let me give you two examples. [giggle] >> bill: the mosque thing yeah they had a right to it really not good to sensitivities but he wouldn't do it? >> that is what he said. >> bill: you mocked him for it but he wouldn't comment on the wisdom. the people are going come on, you are the leader of the country, you have to comment. >> what people? >> bill: the folks. the regula

and so for us, similar to tammy, we can do local things, but no trips and boondoggles in that type of thing. >> i can say, chatham represents end-users and small companies to large companies using derivatives. and that is generally the response. i don't -- i don't even know of any that would actually be running the treasury as profit centers. there probably are. i certainly don't ask a question. but this is -- this is exactly i think what she would find across pretty much all of the end-user community. that's a very fair representation. >> other questions? >> there seems to be a fair amount of diversity in this group in terms of how you use derivatives. and i wanted to just ask you a little bit about how maybe -- what sort of guidance we should give the agencies and how they should define commercial risks and for such a critical component of coming out, from the clean exemption from the msp definition, you know, commercial risk is in a sense the key to the extent there is an end-user exemption in the dodd-frank act. it is certainly one of the keys to it. do you think -- and it appears

tammy, they're right in here. tammy, step back from bonn -- a minute and grab your mom. thank you so much. a picture in the front. all right. do we have anyone else? >> we have got to go. >> all sap? -- all set? [inaudible] can everyone say thanks to paul and francis? [applause] for those of you that came in, we really appreciated. help spread the word about health care. people do not believe politicians but they'd do believe the people that are out there. you guys of the ones that can really make a difference. thank you, everybody. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> president obama also met with state insurance commissioners at the white house today to discuss implementation of new health insurance rolls. those commissioners to talk to reporters shortly after the meeting. this is 10 minutes. >> i and the insurance commissioner in west virginia, and current president of the national association of insurance commissioners. we appreciate the opportunity to be here today and the oppo

i also have two ties and they're also tammy approved. >> mika loves her jay mclaughlin. >> and vodka-- that is a dangerous mix. did she insult mika publicly? saying she had the lowest s.a.t. score in williams history? >> no, it was all smiles yesterday. >> because she's prone to do that. >> she usually shows her up. >> she's tough. >> let's pick up on what we were talking about a few minutes ago, and that is what last night's primary results might mean for the president and for the 2012 election. >> yeah, this is the other side of the coin you were just talking about. you were saying, what does it do for republicans? for president obama, it's fantastic. this puts the president in a great position going into 2012. he's going to have all these characters in the senate to run against. he's going to have many more foils, more effective foils than he would if it were a sort of more mainstream republican party. this is a huge problem that republican leaders on both sides are going to face. we saw it over the weekend. john boehner, he's trying to be a george mitchell-like figure, someone wh

>> tammy. >> whatere are you from. >> baltimore, maryland. >> let's check your weather and see what'sati, ohio, nbc 5, like my chilly three way. got a lot of heavy rain in southern texas. sunny and hot in the northwest. high surf advisories from new england all the way down into florida due to igor and plenty of sunshine up and down the east coast. chilly in cleveland. 69 degrees today, hot in atlanta, 93. >> good morning, everyone. i a.m. tony pann -- no problems expected for the morning commute. heading into the afternoon, it will be breezy and mild was >> these are my wife's sisters, say hi, everybody. you see the brother-in-law doing the nice thing. >>> thank you very much. up next t tragic death of a high school quarterback, he collapseded after throwing a touchdown pass, we're going to talk to his mom, but first these messages. it was always... [ laughing ] that seat's not happening without a big miles upcharge. a miles upcharge wasn't part of the deal. was i supposed to go without my wife? [ elevator bell dings ] [ grunting ] haha, that was awkward. so we upgraded to the ventur

. >> hi, my name is tammy.t you internally? >> interesting. because can it seep through or whatever -- >> we've been doing -- looks like it worked on her. she looks pretty good. we've been doing botox now 15 years and know the long-term affects pretty much, it doesn't really disseminate in the body. there is a maximum dose you would want but the number of units is so high, it's not going to happen. it is safe, has been around long enough, i think we know the longer-term a -- >> you would have a better idea if there were serious repercussions. >> yeah, we would have seen them by now. >> for all of you, again from our facebook page, how can you sprent dandruff? no matter the shampoos i try it keeps reappearing from milton bonilla. >> what are you looking at me for? sort of the plastic surgeon, i also do some of the skin problems. dandruff can be tough. we need to know if the person has seen a dermatologist and tried the prescription-strength because it is almost like a dermatitis kind of thing. they need to try m

thank you. >> tammy. >> thank you. this'll be an echo virtue party heard. ibm likewise is primarily involved in the foreign exchange derivatives and interest rate market. ibm operates in over 170 countries and therefore we have a substantial exposure to foreign currencies. and so that is the biggest part of our portfolio. in fact, it's an excess of $30 billion foreign affects transaction that we do on the derivatives market. we also have interest-rate derivatives in place as well. similar to what verett said, that is variable interest rate and most of the deadly issue in the bond market is stretched so will put interest-rate swaps in place for that. most of our -- most of our derivative site dvds is complied with hedge accounting. so we use the definition that chairman gensler mentioned earlier but that risk and we believe that should help us be exempt. one of the things we are concerned about is the definitional period of time and the lives in relation to come out of that aired in particular the substantial position and that in fact brings it back into the

this one from tammy. where does your comedy inspiration come from?e crying all day long. i think the inspiration just comes from, you know, just the funny stuff your kids say. and trying to keep life going and keep it balanced. and never having it work. you have to throw up your hands. have a little gratitude. >> you do it beautifully. >> thanks. >> continued success. thank you so much. you're always so kind. >> thanks for having me. >> the season premiere of "the middle," wednesday nights, at 8:007:00 centr diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. [ man ] then try this. new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna -- [ beep ] wow. [ man ] yeah, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. [ woman ] did it just -- target the blood? target the blood? yeah, it drew it right in. the test starts fast. you need just a third the blood of onetouch®. that is different. so freestyle lite test strips make testing... [ man ] easy? easy. [ man ] great. call or click -- we'll send you strips and a meter, free.

this one from tammy. where does your comedy inspiration come from?ying all day long. i think the inspiration just comes from, you know, just the funny stuff your kids say. and trying to keep life going and keep it balanced. and never having it work. you have to throw up your hands. have a little gratitude. >> you do it beautifully. >> thanks. >> continued success. thank you so much. you're always so kind. >> thanks for having me. >> the season premiere of "the middle," wednesday nights, at 8:007:00 central, where? right here on abc. >>> coming up, an amazing story. the first person to be diagnosed with autism, now 50 years old. >>> now, the "gma" list of the day. looking for a supergreat deal on a house? okay. here are the three cities right now, that the experts from trulia, have the hottest and best bargains going for home buyers. drumroll, please. my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes an hour but that's more time than congress spends reading massive spending bills, it's crazy. that's why i wrote a law that requires 72 hours t

tammy sloan, the athlete, one of the athletes in the class.rd period i'm taking the piano class because i decided to take your advice and get out of my comfort zone. i'm like, man, i want the cry over that. >> a lot of crying is you expressing self doubt. >> oh, yeah. originally -- >> it's like i don't know if i can take this. >> i thought i made a big mistake. sounded like a great -- the guy that jumps out of the window. sounded like a great idea at the time. it felt like like that. i wanted to do it. i wanted the show what a teacher goes through. i wanted to know what a first-year teacher goes through. i wanted to do something. i'm getting -- i'm almost 60. i want to do something with myself and then, boom. i was there. and i was going through all the -- it was a weird thing. i just remembered. you made me think of this. kept hearing the kids are great. the kids are so great. you hear what happens if this happens? i started to think, maybe the teachers are delusional and trying to fool me or something. i just felt like i maybe made a mistake

i will see tammy. >> you and every other sports caster. did someone tell me yesterday to get over.on the air, doing a show he said their joint the announcers to be some merit in neutral remark he said no to does intend. they look great. they're gonna do. when you take three and four from the team your tie. here's daly thing will not the only thing, the colorado rockies are re behind in the game and a half back. i think they'll be the team that challenges them. none the less c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhp#Ñ sce things appear to be in the#Ñ sce giants' favor. there will be a fun final three weeks. >> good. c,gv)+pvzsé÷hz46>r4se8mhppr,jsg no carrier ringconnect 2400d  strangling her be inspired. >> in the tennis world that holds. >> guess. >> (applause) how much of the 27 is prett youngshe beat venus wie semifinals. >and there was a very scant you admire these champions but if you're gonna play eventsw0 hern the eds dates you better have some americans of people care about or is this is going to page 8. >> i was going deep to find some americans.w73÷ indicias from belgium, she's marrie