let's check in with tonya. good morning. >> the thing about snow is you can play it n, it justen. >> no accidents in baltimore county. in the city, 24th and howard street. so try to avoid that intersection. let's take a look outside and see a lot of traffic cameras, this is the beltway, and old court road in the northwest side near 795, very light traffic in both directions. and no incidents in your way. all of your lanes should be open. and 95 south of eastern, steady traffic there as well. there was a report of an accident, 95 northbound before eastern avenue, out of camera shot, the two right lanes are what are affected. maybe the right lane and the shoulder, so just go slow. charley? >> 4:32. bank of america customers you may want to is willen up. this story is for you. it could be affecting your wallet. if you use your atm card at a store checkout a year from now, think twice. bank of america willa)$ñq#';46ke customers $5 every time you swipe your debit card. clinton red man joins us with what you need to

tonya, how about that traffic? >> dress appropriately in my sweater. >> we still have police trying to clear out an accident in the city. 24th at howard. so be aware of that. and let's take a look at the live traffic cameras on 95, we're moving pretty well between the beltways, south of 195, and southbound a little heavier and no issues toward savage and laurel. 895 south of o'donnell, moving well. very light traffic here. that is great for our drive times. if you are traveling out of cockeysville, 83 to the beltway, that is five minutes. are drive times doing fine and on 95 and the outer loop. >>> eva longoria and tina fey top the list of the highest paid television ak tropical depressions in hollywood. they brought in $13 million each between may of 2010 and may of 2011. desperate house wives in the eighth and final season and rounding out the final list is longoria's housewife co-star marcia cross. >>> and the time is is 5:42. holly madison will insure a million dollars for breasts and according to people magazi

we're back by 70 by tuesday next week. >> tonya?>> 795 southbound by owings mills, right before owings mills, a car fire in the cleanup stages there. be careful. good news is the accident on route 1 near the beltway, in our landsdowne area is now clear. an the beltway is slow on the outer loop. on the northwest side. it will be slow around through edmonton. be aware of that. and slow topside of the beltway. take a look at the jfx at northern parkway. doing pretty well as you make your way to cold spring lane. not as bad as it could be as you travel the jfx traveling downtown. >> we want to advise you to join us for good morning maryland, the saturday edition tomorrow morning. and now we will go to "good morning america." and al-awlaki apparently killed in a drone attack.

. >> here is tonya with traffic. good morning. for the most part, doing okay this friday. good news. live traffic cameras. the beltway is moving well through catonsville. this is the beltway at frederick road. outer loop still has most of our volume but it is at the speed. and inner loop moving very well right now, going northbound. and 95 at 395, we have steady flow in both directions. and with volume building. and 395, inbound, has no problems coming into downtown. back to you charley. >>> breaking news this morning. we just learned that an american citizen linked to aol qaeda has been killed. an official statement says anmar alawaki is dead believed to be killed by an air strike attack that was carried out by u.s. forces. he is believed to have spotted and plotted the recent attacks in the u.s. including the failed christmas day bombing in 2009. more on these stories when it becomes available. >>> if you use the atm card at a store checkout a year from now, think twice about it because it could be costing you a bit more. bank of america will start charging customers fiv

tonya goes to the polls. it takes her four hours that she waits in line to vote. after the vote, she goes to her mother's house who lives 234 a suburb. it took her mother 15 minutes to cast a ballot, and so, you know, we've got these disparities across the country in terms of voting and opportunities to vote, and, you know, doesn't take four hours at star bucks or four hours at mcdonalds. you know, those companies if you had to wait in line that long, they'd go out of business; right? voting is at least as important as a frappachino or a quarter pounder and so. >> host: is there a racial aspect to your view as to voter suppression? >> guest: no. i think there's a racial aspect, but i don't think it's an mouse in terms of oh, we hate those people and therefore let's exclude them. i think that all politicians of all backgrounds are conscious of race because they connect it to performance. every african-american may not vote democratic, but most of them do. republicans might want to mobilize the voters, and others take a different tract; right? that's the most basic

as tonya's dentist i know healthy gums are the foundation for her healthy smile.e uses crest-pro health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gum line. helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just four weeks. and it protects these other areas dentists check most. healthy smiles are built on healthy gums. crest pro-health clinical gum protection. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. (woman over p.a.) tracy jordan to the stage, please. tracy to the stage. hey, hey, hey, where are you going? they've been paging you for rehearsal. rehearsal? we just did a show last week. i just came to pick up a paycheck. no. we do a show every friday, tracy. it's not gonna work. next friday is damon dash's birthday party.

. >> reporter: tonya's was one of the first students to ever take the classes while serving an 8 1/2 year sentence. >> i know when i started the life program, i started to have that little glimmer of hope that i don't have to be that person with a mark. >> reporter: while she hopes to one day open up her own business, the entrepreneurial program helped her get a job when she was released. she now works at the department store marshalls where he manages five other people. >> the life program taught me how to be a better employee. the skills they taught me about being a supervisor, shows me how to have more respect for my supervisors and how to interact with them. >> reporter: like tonya, elizabeth huffman, a current student, says the class has given her a whole new attitude towards life. >> when i came here i was really, really kind of lost, you know, really feel like you don't have a whole lot of hopes and dreams. >> reporter: that was then. today, elizabeth is working on her second business plan, after getting her feet wet with her first idea. >> i did my last business plan, my last

tonya goes. it takes her for hours. after she votes she goes to her mother's house in the suburbs. it took her mother 15 minutes to cast a ballot. so we have these disparities across the country in terms of floating and opportunities to vote. it doesn't take four hours at starbucks or four hours at mcdonald's. you know, those companies, if you have to wait in line that what it would go out of business. voting is at least as important as, you know, if cappuccino or by quarter pounder. >> is there are racial aspect in your view to voter suppression? >> i think that there is a racial aspect, but i don't think that it is an ms in terms of we hate those people and therefore lead to exclude them. i think all politicians of all backgrounds are conscious of race because they connect it to performance. every african american, for example, may not vote democratic, many of them do, and therefore it matters both to democrats and republicans. democrats might want to mobilize those voters. you know, republicans might take a different tact. that is the most basic example. i think it happens with

tonya kramer in jerusalem. the palestinian bid for independence and recognition has been a long process. attends a reconciliation with the israelis have failed time and time again. in friday's speech, obama said he is willing to return to the negotiating -- abbas said he is willing to return to the negotiating table. the cycle has been going on for decades, leaving little room for peace talks. >> the founding of the state of israel in may of 1948 marked the beginning of what palestinians referred to as the catastrophe. some 700,000 people were driven from their homes and land in the former mandate of palestine. the fatah movement was established with the aim of liberating palestinian arabs. led by yasser arafat, it used terrorist attacks in an effort to create a separate palestinian state. 1974 saw a turnaround. addressing the united nations, arafat declared he believed in the possibility of a peaceful coexistence between muslims, christians and jews. in 1988, the palestinian liberation organization unilaterall

. >> bill: here now body language maven tonya reiman.on't know governor governor perry haven't seen him enough in public. he looked a little stiff. that's his first debate. >> i found when he is stumbling, that's when he really does poorly. when he is on, he does great. but when something gets posed to him that he doesn't know he really falls apart. >> what about the head deal? the head gets me not only did he tuck his chin to demonstrate anger but then he puffs up his chest dominance cue. hey, listen, don't go there with me. he made a fatal flaw. are you accusing me of being able to be bought for $5,000? because you know what? words are important as well. >> bill: maybe if you are a pinhead and he is saying i can be bought. >> i shouldn't have gone there. >> look at mrs. bachmann. >> she came across as powerful. what she did was bring up a very good point. there is not a lot of movement. the only thing that would have made her stronger is had she either looked directly at him or directly at the camera. >> i don't like the smirk. she loo

here now body language maven tonya reiman. let's take me first. >> oh yeah, that's a great idea. >> bill: what was my body language saying to the audience? >> you did two things that you always do. i want to point them out. the first thing is when someone goes against your belief, you tip your head back. >> bill: tip your head back. >> yes. somebody says something you don't agree with tip your head back. that's one of your baselines. that's something that denotes you are feeling powerful. the second thing is you do turn your head away from that person yeah i'm done with you. as joy is speaking do you both of those things to her. you always put a face of disgust and anger on. >> bill: oh, disgust and anger. >> your mouth turns into a square. whenever i see your mouth turn into a square, i know you are getting more and more angry. the one thing that i love that you do you keep your legs. see how your legs are split. saying i'm fair to everyone. legs are angled out. >> bill: i am fair. >> watch your thumb. thumbs are normal. they

let's move now to boxing where miguel cottoned on tonya margarita continue preparing and promoting their upcoming bout puerto rican quarter looking for sweet revenge after losing to the same man a few years ago as the two go head to had for his w.b. super welterweight world title on december third however it's the certain weight restrictions driven by cartels that are drawing more attention form a champion in a lighter category margarito says he has no idea why his opponent insisted on cutting one pound off the standard one hundred fifty four pound upper limit for that super welterweight bout in just over two months time. i want to make it clear that i don't know why i called to wanted to make this specific which restriction he became w.b. champion at one hundred fifty four pounds and should defend his title within the same weight limits otherwise it should go down to will to eat. now every balun is afoot in town it's rough on the dollar and the top players demanding that the back to sky deal in the has to change attention becoming clear during the recent davis cup semifinals now dull pa

tonya brining, thank you so much. and i also spoke to a friend of mine that performs at the fleet week and air races. that is the p51 mustang. that plane is the plane that was involved in this crash. now mr. possum told me he says the debris field was very large and one of the other planes was hit. the debris spread out over a large area. over the years there's been many crashes at this air rices including in 2007 where there were three failed crashes in just four days. i worked in reno and covered the races and this is the first instance where i can remember that the plane crashed into the crowd. we will bring you more information as we get it tonight at 10:00 also. live in the newsroom, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are also continuing to follow developing news from berkeley that is having a major impact on the friday evening commute. it was a fatal accident on eastbound i80 between a motorcycle and a big rig. happened very close to the gillman avenue exit. as you can see here, it is still backing up

we will check this with tonya for the latest in a moment. >>> we are less than a week away from the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. many are taking time to reflect, including a fellow fighter pilot, he watched the twin towers attacked. pilots were told to get to craft and the nation was under attack. the primary target was a 757 that turned around in ohio and started flying back for the capitol. dan and other pilots may have had to have killed thousands of americans. >> do i think we could have done anything? i'm careful to say i don't know. i don't know whether we would have been able to detect them or able to position ourselves in a place to stop them and affectively execute an interat intercept. >> the passengers aboard flight 93 became the heroes that day. >>> storm damage continues to be a major factor. >> tropical depression lee pours buckets of rain on residents. this is a peek of what they are experiencing. >>> congressman cummings heads to the site where his nephew was murdered. a live look down at the nation's capitol building. =f> rator. >>> labor day, no picni

i just think tonya -- sonya will have a tough time filling your shoes. commissioner lee: thank you for your service and congratulations on your retirement. i do not think any of us were expecting you. to tell you the truth, i was going to ask the commission later on if we could properly thank you and commend you had a future commission meeting and invite you back. i hope that we can still do that. maybe we will see you at that time, too. commissioner mar: for me, i am the new kid on the block up here. i do not think i could have gone orientated to the department without your help. thank you for that. you are right. it is the people on the front line of the department that gets a lot of the work done. i am learning that. sometimes, i do not they are appreciated as much as they could be. commissioner hechanova: no words can explain enough our gratitude for your service and also to the commissioners, to the city. you will be missed, but you will be around. we look forward to helping you celebrate your new chapter, but at the same time, you will always be we

in boxing the build up to the miguel courts of us on tonya margarita five has begun in puerto rico the two scheduled to battle for the w.b. and w.b. b. light middleweight titles over four thousand fans great of both contenders on monday night for the kickoff of the. promo so will the value to take place in december the third in new york the upcoming madison square garden showdown the second meeting of the boxers his previous fight in las vegas three years ago ended up with margarito handing call to his first professional loss and let's talk trial for now where a pair of russians managed to claim two of the three podium spots and offer add the latest world championship series of and in yokohama alexander. respectively in japan the race postponed for four months because of last spring's quake and tsunami and soon with a first ever portuguese triumph. completing this way in bike and drawing distance in just under one hour fifteen minutes we can call finished fourteen seconds behind with. the health minute back. in the mean time cliff diving is only gaining appreciation worldwide although

this disturbingly high rate of infant deaths this is a question of my next guest has struggled with tonya leave lewis joins me now she's an attorney author and former t.v. producer as well as a documentary filmmaker and like her husband spike lee a lifelong activist currently she is the spokesperson for the office of minority health's healthy baby begins with you campaign take a look at this short p.s.a. and we will bring tanya every year eight thousand african american children die during their first year of life eight pounds as a mother this really concerns me our babies are dying at three times the rate of weight babies before their first birth and our children need us to take action and i need your help take care of your health before during and after pregnancy get prenatal care and put your baby to sleep on his back healthy baby really does begin with. tiny welcome from our new york studio thanks for joining us and thank you for having me. the you made a movie in a film crisis in the crib saving our nation's babies which was featured in the campaign by the office of minority health w

as tonya's dentist i know healthy gums are the foundation for her healthy smile. knows that too, so she uses crest-pro health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gum line. helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just four weeks. and it protects these other areas dentists check most. healthy smiles are built on healthy gums. crest pro-health clinical gum protection. [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >> dr. phil: okay. take a look at these women. now, the question is -- what do you think they have in common? are they single mothers? are they school teachers? are they women in the middle of a divorce? well, i'll tell you these women are none of those things. they're

tonya? >> 95 north, near washington boulevard. we have an accident reported in the left lane.e look at the beltway. this is at old court road. just south of 795. inner loop is the one that has most of the volume right now. outer loop to the right is moving well. slow from bellaire road to york road. and then down near edmonton. and a major delay should end around there. and taking a look at the jfx at northern parkway, doing great today and a little bit of volume northbound, to the right of the screen, and southbound to the right of the screen and northbound is running fine at northern parkway. and at cold spring, still pretty light traffic. it is moving very well. as you make your way southbound to the 44th street overpass and it is a little bit better and then north avenue as you make your way downtown, you're doing just fine. back to new york. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'them hard-to-reach places. 3-way cfls really click with my style. go to participating retailers

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tonya of hayward recounted the scene by phone. >> there were bodies everywhere. people who looked like they had survived, they were missing limbs. it was absolute carnage. >> reporter: tonight we've learned that race officials have closed the airfield and the ntsb is investigating. all races scheduled for the weekend have been cancelled. >>> at a news conference tonight. officials said 15 of the 56 engine spectators are now in critical condition. 14 are in serious condition with injuries that are life threatening. the others are have nonserious or not life threatening conditions. >> the great stories of the week is jimmie lee worth galloping course. he turned the course in the 1940s cleveland air racer in the fifth position. >> reporter: the website air show tv show featured the plane and it's now deceased pilot jimmy leeward. leeward said the plane was faster than anyone on the the field or even faster. leeward was 74 years old and was from ocala, florida. he was a well known stunt flier. he loved the p51 because it was a plane of legendary pilots such as chuck

tonya of hayward recounted the scene by phone. >> there were bodies everywhere.eople who looked like they had survived, they were missing limbs. it was absolute carnage. >> reporter: tonight we've learned that race officials have closed the airfield and the ntsb is investigating. all races scheduled for the weekend have been cancelled. >>> at a news conference tonight. officials said 15 of the 56 engine spectators are now in critical condition. 14 are in serious condition with injuries that are life threatening. the others are have nonserious or not life threatening conditions. >> the great stories of the week is jimmie lee worth galloping course. he turned the course in the 1940s cleveland air racer in the fifth position. >> reporter: the website air show tv show featured the plane and it's now deceased pilot jimmy leeward. leeward said the plane was faster than anyone on the the field or even faster. leeward was 74 years old and was from ocala, florida. he was a well known stunt flier. he loved the p51 because it was a plane of legendary pilots such as chuck le

though tonya is out today. she is accepting a big award in d.c.medical reporting. i'll see you here about that on monday. >> i can't believe you are selling out the eagles. >> eagles are my second favorite team behind the saints. >> first, we begin this half-hour with stock markets. they are sliding again across asia where friday trading looks a lot like it did on wall street for the past couple days. >> once again, stocks are down amid fears about another recession gripping economies around the world. what can you do to protect yourself? as this market roller coaster rolls on? abc's david muir has answers. >> reporter: the stock market, dow sits at its lowest level in a year. meaning the gains in your ira, 401(k), children's college fund all gone as if this last year never happened. so much a reaction to the fed saying the economy is now on the edge of another recession. and the fed's answer to give people some sort of relief by sending interest rates for mortgages, credit cards, car loans even lower. the problem is the world no longer thinks tha

. >>> tonya moseley tonight, shows us a new app, especially designed with your four legged best friendn mine. >> reporter: lose august pet is like losing a member of the family. the to -- thought of it gets kati riled up. >> a microchip in the collar makes her feel a lip little -- a little better. >> reporter: my goal, with pet hub, is to get pets home before they have to be taken to a shelter. >>> tom is confident he has found a way to use our smart phones to track our pets. >> you basically download free applications and use the camera on the phone to hover over the phone. >>> it is kind of like a bar code. >> it brings up everything you can think of. >>> the app takes you to the site where owners can post any of their owner's information. >> everybody can contribute to the single record. >> dog owner patrick said he would consider buying a pet hub. >> always a concern if somebody takes off the collar. >>> the biggest advantage helps you get your pet back to you. >> the tags start at $12.95. >>> now here is the latest craze in movie theaters. lightweight, battery free glasses. lg hop