officials had accused tilting year-old unita getyonata and an. prosecutors filed a plea for cannot get askew to plead guilty to arson. his case has been moved to juvenile court. -- a plea for yonata. >> a judge will decide the fate of banita jackson, accused of killing and then living with the decomposing bodies of her four children. their deaths are under investigation and the tao protection agency has undergone major changes as a result. also, a plan pushed by dick cheney, allegedly, would have affected al qaeda operatives. the secret proposal just coming to light. >> his mom and dad got shot. >> three suspects are under parents of six -- 16 children. we will have thelatest on all those stories on this monday a >> the fairfax county board of supervisors will hold a hearing tonight on a proposal from the islamic saudi academy to expand its campus. the school wants to add 200 students to the campus. if the county planning commission approved the expansion last week. some critics contend the school promotes intolerance. the county supervisors will

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he won the johnny unitas awards. graham harrell, headed to the great white north. >>> stage 12 of cycling's tour de france. looks like a leisurely ride getting support on the side from a patriot. u.s. fan. lance could have use used that. a quick fix. he got back on the bike. and maintained his third place overall standing in the 2,000- mile race. still eight seconds behind the leader. that's denmark's nikki sorrenson. and his team gathered around him. and kind of gave him some head wind so he could catch up. that's team work. >> that is teamwork. and i expect the same from >>> don't forget the lupe tonight -- lineup tonight at 11:00. >> we'll be back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with >> couric: tonight, the new wave of foreclosures in america. people losing their homes after losing their jobs. i'm katie couric. also tonight, the taliban threaten to execute an american soldier, while the u.s. tries a new strategy to

behind me, a baltimore icon, as much a part of baltimore as johnny unitas and brooks robinson and natty beau. we're tell you about the senator theatre auction and what's the future when eyewitness news morning edition >> good morning. welcome back to tim. >> we're looking at rain moving through the region. it is very humid out there right now. so any storms have a good bit of energy to work with. we have some riding along the maryland-delaware line, just around cambridge and salisbury and moving up to the north. and then out to the west, just across cumberland. some of these are lighter, but they're still moving in nonetheless. we'll keep an eye on all of this activity. currently is 72 degrees at b. w. i. very high and the humidity level reflects it. the wins are from the east at six miles per hour. the barometer is now at 29.98. across the state, 64 in oakland. we do have 80 down in ocean city. 69 in elkton and typically when the temperatures are pretty warm, it is because of -- the rain has not moved through or maybe has not cooled it down a bit. but ocean city, right around 80 degree

people unita operationalized much of your policy had not been confirmed. that has got to change.nd there also we need strong leadership from congress, part of it may be reducing the number of presidential appointees, and certainly reducing the number of senate confirmable once. these are not easy to do for the obvious recent. >> jim. >> i just wanted to point out the two main, the two arguments that have been made over and over again about removing the professional leaders from the line of succession. one, political intrigue. and two, that these tend to be controversial figures. both of these arguments apply equally to the new federal officials you are talking about. whether its governors or former president or vice president, you have the opportunity for different kinds of political intrigue. and that these figures, you know, if it's former president, whether it's bush or bill clinton, or whether it's a former president who is up in his '80s like gerald ford, or ronald reagan, that's another problem. or whether it's a governor. are we talking about governor schwarzenegger? are w

people unita operationalized much of your policy had not been confirmed. that has got to change.and there also we need strong leadership from congress, part of it may be reducing the number of presidential appointees, and certainly reducing the number of senate confirmable once. these are not easy to do for the obvious recent. >> jim. >> i just wanted to point out the two main, the two arguments that have been made over and over again about removing the professional leaders from the line of succession. one, political intrigue. and two, that these tend to be controversial figures. both of these arguments apply equally to the new federal officials you are talking about. whether its governors or former president or vice president, you have the opportunity for different kinds of political intrigue. and that these figures, you know, if it's former president, whether it's bush or bill clinton, or whether it's a former president who is up in his '80s like gerald ford, or ronald reagan, that's another problem. or whether it's a governor. all of these create new problems other involving c