one star means good. >> vincent's gets one star.vision -- i understand what phil is do g. >> for more on this week's restaurant review, text phil to 97999. >> we could be warming up the next few days. >> and jim is coming up with the weather. he is in the weather center with more. >> reporter: bob, jackie, it look ike it will be warmer for a couple of days, low 60s a good possibility. it will not last very long. it's strange we will be talking about 60 degrees temperatures in chicago where well up to our north and west, it's snowing in the dakotas,ern wisconsin and northern minnesota. the st. paul/minneapolis area is actually under a freezing drizzle advisory at this hour. it's a possibility we, too, could get some drizzle, but it's not going to freeze at these temperatures, also, there is a chance of areas of fog. if you are traveling out this evening, don't be surprised if you encounter a little fog in um is areas. 62 for a high sunday, evening showers possible, monday morning, showers off and on, continuing for much of the day, b

where the rite-aid used to sit and trained the likes of larry middleton vincent petway and he used to train boxers at night while working dayside for the irs the and what this man did for east baltimore we will remember as mae moral convenient is being planned. we will let you note details about that, but mr. mack will be missed. gone at the age of 92. >>> a health alert this morning. texas -- a texas company is recalling 2600 pounds of smokeed turkey and it's turkey breast and they say they are doing it because it may be contaminated with list tier yeah. it involves the new brownford brand of turkey produced on august 4th. if you want information and types of turkey being recalled head to abc2news.com. >>> and sometimes we can't win for trying. i mean, remember the reusable grocery bags we are supposed to use. they are made in china and supposed to be a green way to shop. now, we are getting word we should be concerned the bags contain a high level of led. and if the paint is chipping

vincent, congratulations on what you're doing to go green. you. >> thank you, tamron. >>> eva longoria and her husband are really headed for divorce, despite what you've heard. and the palin sisters are making news for their own reasons. and bruce springsteen whips his hair. let's get the latest from courtney hazlett. >> let's start with eva longoria and tony parker. all of the publicists have gotten their stories straight. the story is that they are getting divorced. yesterday we heard reports that tony filed for divorce in texas, which is where they both live most of the year. her rep told me that's 100% not true. >> you spoke to her rep. >> multiple times. all they kept saying is not true. now at this point in the day they're saying we would not like to comment. long story short, they're getting divorced. it's over. >> the palin sisters. >> this is a big story. first of all, bristol palin has survived to the final two on "dancing with the stars." this had one man so angered he took his loaded shotgun and put a bullet in his television. the

it is the park by vincente, there are all kinds of parks. ithey're fighting for it, gangs, everybody. i cannot go there anymore because there are fights. there are a whole bunch of drug dealers and everything. i just mind my own thing. i just mind my own business, but there are a lot of things going on. thank you, commissioners. president peterson: thank you. ext. speaker, please? >> my name is daniel smith. i'm here to read a letter on behalf of the edgewood center, located just 50 feet outside of the perimeter. we are for educational purposes. on behalf of the center for children and families located on vincente street, i urge you to consider revoking the permit for medicinal cannabis dispensary at 2139 taraval street at 38 avenue. many schools are situated very many schools are situated very close to the proposed site.

leave one shot floor nets upper toreos -- torso before all men took o police charged 17-year-old vincentn adult with first-degree murder in connection from the attempted robbery and shooting. the owner of the restaurant walked back to the kitchen but says he could hear what was going on. >> one guy he has a gun in his hand and told meow go back. he tell them get out from here. don't hurt her. don't touch her. >> reporter: investigators are not saying bunner's role in the incident. the search is on for three more suspects. in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 6:49. this morning a towing company in baltimore city is offering a reward to find out who sot and killed one of their own employees. and -- shot and killed one of their own employees. the 23-year-old was shot and killed while helping a family. and police say the shooters didn't take his wallet, cash or cell phone. and more than 50 fellow tow truck drivers gathered to hold a vigil for joyce. but instead of candles, the driver brought out the bright lights to honor their fallen friend, a father of a 7-month-old baby boy. joy

so the dining room floor at saint vincent depaul's will be open for business. >> thank you, don knapp. >>> it's a thanksgiving tradition for thousands in san francisco. not only do families gather at glide memorial for a thanksgiving mean, anne makovec shows us it brings new friends together to share the holiday. >>> reporter: a rousing service at glide memorial on a day when around 5,000 people are thankful for a warm meal like stanley michael jackson. what is your favorite thing about thanksgiving? >> the ham! [ laughter ] >> i like ham better than i do turkey. >> reporter: and though he doesn't know most of the people around him... >> this is my family, my friends, since i been living here in the community. >> reporter: ... on the next table, denny mcfarland. >> getting stuffed. >> reporter: but ask him what he is thankful for... >> thank you for standing in for my family. >> reporter: they were part of the line that stretched around the block in san francisco's tenderloin this morning. >> this is the place to eat. >> it's very warm, caring. >> reporter: just what founder cecil wil

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vincent gray wants to stop all that. he wants to stop any project that hasn't already started. >> reporter: tough budget talk caught donna marie thomas by surprise. she was at the wilson building today looking for help in getting a better job. >> i'm a d.c. resident. i make $50 a day. my rent is $695 a month. i am working poor. >> reporter: the message she got from city leaders is that there will be a lot more tougher days ahead. bruce johnson, 9 news now. >>> the d.c. council will hold a public hearing on budget proposals at the end of the month on november 30. >>> imagine being able to erase an incredibly painful or traumatic memory. in tonight's help alert, scientists at johns hopkins university in baltimore say it maybe possible in the future. using mice, the research team discovered a window of a day or two in which unstable proteins form in the fear center of the brain. it could be possible to create a drug that targets those proteins, and wipes away the memory. now doctors say the next step is figuring out how to

el alcalde electo de washington, vincent grey pinto un cuadro preocupante para las finanzas de la capital.dijo hoy que washington enfrenta un deficit de 188 millones de dolares para el presupuesto para la gestion fiscal del ano 2011 que ya empezo el primero de octubre.para el ano 2012 ese deficit podria extenderse a 345 millones de muchos se preparan para aprovechar las ofertas del viernes negro..detalles al volver. una familia de inmigrantes con antecedentes chablecorre el riesgo de ser separada por un leve errocometido rocchini tiene los detalles de esta conmovedora historia.. un solo error en los tramites inmigratorios, esta destruyendo los sueÑos de esta familia peruana... marco antonio y su hija andrea tienen orden de deportacion... "ni siquiera toman en consideracion que fue un error, osea simplemente dicen ustedes se me van y no les importa si separan a la familia o no" "solo con pensarlo, no hay palabras para describir este dolor" a traves del trabajo de la madre, estaban solicitando la residencia permanente..... la lla ocurrio cuando su a

---la querella se enfoca en "monseÑor vincent breen" quien, al parecer, vioÓ a una niña en multiplesones en la rectoÍa de la iglesia del sagrado esÍritu de fremont, a principios de la Écada de los 80.---una investigacÓn policial tambÉn descubrÓ que el religioso haÍa abusado sexualmente de por lo menos otras siete niÑas de entre 7 y 14 aÑos de edad en ese mismo periodo.---en respuesta a la demanda, la diocesis de oakland dijo que ha adoptado medidas para evitar casos similares. -- los directivos de "ac-transit" llegaron a un acuerdo laboral con choferes y meÁnicos que evitará los recortes al servicio durante los fines de semana.--el nuevo contrato seÁ implementado de inmediato y obliga a los 1,750 trabajadores del sistema de transporte Úblico a aportar Ás a su cobertura médica, elimina un Ía feriado y cambia ciertas reglas de trabajo.--con estos ajustes el Éficit de ac-transit se redujo de 56 a 38 millones de dolares.--este aÑo, el salario de los trabajadores tambÉn seÁ recortado en un seis por ciento. -- por otra parte, la ciudad de santa clara podría despedir al nueve por ciento de

vincent gray spoke this morning about the state of the district's budget. lawmakers have until the end of the year to close the $19 million budget gap. gray is asking the public to make suggestions during a hearing november 30. >> this recession has hit everybody in this country. certainly, it has hit us. but we have to be able to prepare that we can -- to show that we are prepared to manage ourselves. >> bray says he knows that city residents are facing difficult times and says that he will not be asking for tax increases until the city can take a hard look at its spending. in montgomery county council is considering relaxing noise restrictions. county leaders will take up the issue. restrictions currently limit noise to 65 decibels during the day, and 55 at night. by comparison, normal conversation can reach 60 decibels, and heavy traffic can reach as high as 85. a warning for drivers in maryland. mobile speed cameras are up and running in laurel. violators face a $40 fine. when we continue, what a member of the bush clan is saying about a possible 2012 p

and the saint anthony and saint vincent depaul will be also an organization that gets the coates to give out. there are barrels that are located throughout the bay area for a warm coat. my colleague, david stevenson, what has the day been like for you david? >> look at this tree behind me, it's made out of shopping carts and standing 33 feet high and under the tree are the girl scouts, they are santa's little helpers. how many coates have you collected tonight? >> over 600 coates they have been collecting all afternoon and into the evening. take a look at the bags of coates. you can see them bagged up, they are waiting pick up and delivery to the folks that will need the coates during the cold weather. it's been a long afternoon and evening and the coates were brought in by the arm full by folks that were concerned about others that may not have coats to keep them warm. you can donate throughout the holiday season, and you can go to our website to find out where the barrels are or go to one warm coat.org to find out where else they will be collecting. girls give yourselves a hand for the

tom sherwood reports. >> reporter: mayor-elect vincent gray on election night enjoying his victory.was much more somber on monday. he warns the city is bleeding red ink budget. over $500 million. $200 million must be cut in the next onth. >> how deep a hole are we in? >> reporter: he said he would hold a hearing in the next week but warned everyone not to just argue against cuts. >> as you advance ideas, please let it be more than don't cut this or dn't cut that. without offering ias to balance the budget. >> reporter: the news was so somber, he surprisingly took no media questions while he was on cable television. >> mr. chairman, can you answer why you're not taking questions? >> reporter: outgoing mayor a-- >> our bug. the budget since 2002, has grown 65%. an enormous amount of growth in spending. you just have to cut it back. >> to councilmember jack evans he said no city agency should be spared and higher taxes should not be ilmposed. >> bring it down dramatically, you're in dangering the health of the city. >> reporter: tom sherwood, washington. >>> that's it for news4 at 5:00

steven vincent bonet, then herbie allen and the last editor, carl carmer. the series was diverse in content and thrived longer than any other such publishing effort. it was one of the most successful literary ventures in publishing history. in addition to the 65 trade editions, there were signed limited editions. there were armed services editions, british editions, young readers' editions and even one title printed in german. and as an example of how things can get complicated, i discovered that the first edition of the hudson carl carmer was issue with the four different dust jackets and end papers. i had to find them all. at our local library, i took hand-written notes of publishers' weekly for articles, publishing ads relating to the series, and i eventually tracks down the few living series authors and illustrators hoping they might provide information about their roles in writing or illustrating the books. from their correspondence and personal interviews, i began to compile first person accounts that provided insight into how the series evolved. i me

vincent du paul. forced to open last night. you can see folks outside waiting to get in for a warm meal and a warm place to sleep. >> i would be outside. i would be outside. >> there is a day before thanksgiving, gerald is grateful. this dining hall is where he slept last night. protection from the cold. nina garcia slept here, too. >> this is next to that stream. right there. >> it serves three meals per day, rotating a nightly shelter program with 15 other congregations in december. with extreme cold, they knew they had to open immediately. and there is a serious condition for people on the streets in poor health. elderly. and there is is a lot of people with chronic illness. it gets dangerous. >> 50 people slept on the floor. tonight they're expecting 70. other nightly shelter is mill street. they only have 50 beds. two years ago county estimated a thousand and seven hundred homeless living in marin. and they say there is a 30% increase in people who live on the street that agree. >> there is more homeless people coming to m

we asked the mayor elect vincent gray for his reaction, but he declined to comment.ive from northwest, cynne simpson, abc 7 news. >>> 7 on your side with a preview of what will be included in the next version of the popular apple i papad. it will apparently have to cameras, one on the front and one on the back. production is expected to begin in february. >> sarah palin takes on everything from american idol to a famous speech by president kennedy in her new book to be released next week, but one topic she avoids, whether she will run for president in 2012. the book comes out tuesday. >>> bristol palin is a finalist on dancing with the stars, and cynne simpson will be live in los angeles for the finale. bowsher live reports next monday -- watch her live reports next monday and tuesday. >> i thought she was dancing in kansas city right now. >> she moves fast. >> coast-to-coast. how about the weekend? look at the moon. it isn't it beautiful? tomorrow night, full moon. as we go through november, the full be for moon. all of these names come from early settlers and nativ

police have charged two men with a marijuana growing operation -- jesse duffy and vincent davis. they are facing a variety of drug charges. their home had been converted into a marijuana farm. the electrical supplies to the building had been altered to bypass the meter and provide the power needed to keep all the equipment working. >> a silver springs man is charged with drunk driving after an accident involving a howard county police officer. authorities say he was not injured when he ran a red light. he slammed into officer kirk brown's cruiser. the officer was taken to shop, where he was treated and released. -- shock trauma where he was treated and released. >> rice says he offered to sign an autograph after being issued a warning by police. police are investigating the case. >> honoring service men and women. >> how they are taking care of veterans and their families days before veterans day. we will have details. >> talk about parity. ravens and falcons. a battle of words, almost identical words. >> the insta-weather plus forecast is coming up. forecast is coming up. right

police charged 17-year-old vincent buhner with first-degree murder. detectives are look iing for th other three men involved in the shooting. >>> family and friend said their final good-byes to a d.c. teen killed in a double shooting. mourne turned out saturday f the funeral of 17-year-old joseph sharp jr. he was a student in northeast. police say he and a fellow student were joking around monday night when they came across three other men. investigators believe those men may have thought the laughter was directed at them. the laughter. shots were fired and he was killed. >> all he wanted to do was go to school, play basketball, play xbox. he didn't wt to hurt anybody. he didn't hurt a soul. he's a good person. for something like this to happen to him, it really hurts. >> it hurts the whole community, doesn't it? doctors say the second teenager who was shot will be okay. so far no arrests have been made. >> another maryland community calling for better gun control. families of shooting victims came together to publicly demand it and to pray for an end

anne arundel county police say 17-year-old vincent and three others burst into the mr.pizza restaurant on friday night. the 20-year-old there visiting a clerk at the shop. police say he told the masked men to leave and that's when they opened fire striking him. friends of the victim are still in shock. >> very hard to believe. i still don't believe it. and we're doing all this and i just can't accept it. that he's not here no more. >> and police charged vincent as an adult with first-degree murder. the other three suspects are still on the loose. >>> president obama is back in the u.s. after wrapping up a ten day tour of asia. he'll come home to face an ongoing power struggle in washington. terrell brown reports for wjz with the latest. >> reporter: president obama and russian president agreed to work together on economic and security issues. the president wants the senate to approve the nuclear reduction treaty the leader signed in april. >> i reiterated my commitment to get the treaty done during the lame duck session. i've communicated to congress it's a top priority

because of that, vincent gray warned major budget cuts are coming. gray delivered tough news saying nearly $200 million have to be cut by next month, and the rest of the deficit, which lawyers say was caused by lower spending and lowerrenue, needs to be wiped out by spring. outgoing mayor adrian fenty will propose the first rounds of cuts this week. >>> redskins practice may be filled with a little pain or maybe a lot of pain. nonplayers left sunday's game with players. 16 are out wi bumps and bruises. hardest hit, the offensive line and running back corps. starter santana moss, deangelo hall and cedric ghoulston left but later returned and are expected to play next week. >>> well, some schoolchildren are recovering this morning after getting caught in one of a series of midwest tornados. take a look at this home video of one of the twisters in loves park, northwest of chicago. witnesses say another one picked up a school bus and sent it tumbling into a corn field. no one was seriously injured amazingly. another knocked out power to thousands of home

patrick's- saint vincent high school in vallejo is completing its annual food drive.king with the kids, nearly a dozen california highway patrol officers. >> well, it's funny. when we first walked in, everybody is like oh-oh who's in trouble? we are explaining to the kids, no, no one's in trouble. >> reporter: the high school kids collected over 100 boxes of food, nearly 5,000 food items. all of it being donated to the solano county food bank. michelle organized this successful food drive and is grateful for the help. >> they brought manpower for sure, direction for us, it was nice to have visitors on campus. they are in the spirit to help out and that helped us out, too. >> reporter: each student at the school was asked to donate at least seven items. many brought more. freshman steve just wanted to help out any way he could. >> all the people that are in need, you know, the homeless people on the streets and we like to give to them. >> this is not just for homeless people because as young teenagers they automatically think of food bank or something, you know, homele

. >> police have charged 17-year- old vincent even blunter with first-degree murder. >> police say 28-year-old jami melonowski and three others were all killed by her father. their two-year-old son did survive. he is from rikers town and attended franklin high school. >> a controversial skating rink has been shut down while the battles -- while the owners' battle in bankruptcy court. barry simms is live in woodlawn with more on the financial fallout. >> this was a very popular place for skating, live performances, and more. the crowd could be up to 800 people on any given night. the doors are shut and the lights are out. >> welcome to [unintelligible] all skating activities have been postponed. >> it is shut down due to controversy and financial problems. they are now in bankruptcy court trying to pay creditors who are owed $577,000. a bank trustee wants all of the equipment turned over to the landlord who claims he is owed $136,000 in unpaid rent. >> no complaints in the early days. it was basically just a roller skating operation. >> the former permit director said the financial iss

shaun johnsoo accused of shooting 20-year-old florez, four en tried to rob the shop. 17-year-old vincent buener was arrested already. allegations of flawed business practices at the baltimore city parking authority. the accusations stem from a vvluable contract about to be awarded to a baltimore city parking operator. now one of the country's larrest parking management irms, is raising a serious allegation against the parking authority. in a protest letter sent to the city, the company alleges impropriety in the city's bidding process to manage three downtown garages. describing it as flawed and unjust. >> there are bound to be those operators that don't submit the best proposalssand who don't win these ontracts. that will be unhappy. >> the winner of the controversial contract was elected by an independent review panel. same company that currently manages more than half of the city's garages and lots. and a third of the city's parking spaces. >> tonight, clean up continues in northeast baltimore for what? deemed a tornado. winds lew one car on top of another car. ripped braaches from tr

police have charged vincent davis and jesse duffy with a host of drug charges. they were caught with a marijuana growing operation uncovered inside two homes. they also found a number of other equipment. more than 400 plants were seized. >>> a baltimore woman protesting the foreclosure of her home with 800 shrike -- with a hunger strike says she has made a lot of progress. lauren rymer set up shop outside the statehouse. the i-team caught up with her hu told representatives from her mortgage holder are trying to resolve the issue. she also spoke to governor o'malley's chief of staff. >> they are working on the tax issues and one my taxes jumped. not just for me but for those who might have experience with that issue. >> she hopes her hunger strike will raise awareness to the foreclosure problem. lauren rymer's strike may find a solution to hurtt problem. we listed the issues leading up to her for closure, as well as how one group helped thousands avoid foreclosures. you can find it all on wbaltv.com. baltimore city council has cleared the way to build a super sh

vincent high collected them and they will team up at the high school to prep the goods. jack london square will look like christmas later on this morning. the delivery and raisinger is moany is set for 7:00 this morning. a tall 55-foot 8,000 pound red fir tree from mount shasta. you are lighting or did light or somehow involved in a christmas tree. >> friday evening we will do the tree lighting and christmas in the park. i will be there kicking it off. head out if you can. last year it rained. look at the wet roadways right now. westbound highway 4 out of antioch and towards 680. a smooth drive right now. off of the bridge with no problems as well as 580. look for those areas to start slowing around 530 for highway 4 and 6:00. pay bridge had an overnight advisory and it was lifted around 2:30 or 3:00. a steady shot and an easy drive from oakland to san francisco. the east bay approach to the toll plaza not a problem. the san mateo bridge. the camera is looking steady as well. we see the wind, but it's steady across the high-rise and a clear view. that's between hayward a

mayor vincent gray offered this statement to the city. >> everybody has to take a hit and share in the sacrifice. >> gray says the district's projected deficit has climbed to $188 million. by next fiscal year, it could soar to $345 million. on the table are layoffs and furloughs and other belt- tightening measures. >>> nearly a decade after dc intern chandra levy was killed, the jury found the primary suspect in the case guilty of murder. ingmar guandique, found guilty of two counts of felony murder and linking him to murder. ingmar guandique never confessed to police. the case was based on ingmar guandique's former cell mate who said he killed chandra levy back in rock creek park in 2001. chandra levy's mother spoke after the hearing. >> the result of the verdict may be guilty, but i have a lifetime sentence of a loss limb missing from our family tree. >> she added her family will now try to move forward and find a new normal. ingmar guandique is scheduled to be sentenced in february. >>> the lawsuit filed against two virginia tech administrators can go forward. university president c

witnesses say 4 men tried to rob the store when the shooting hhppened. 17-year-old vincent bun already arrested in the case. >> clean up from tuesday nasty weather continues. more than 350 homes in northeast bbltimore were damaged by fares winds. 54 homes at the dutch village community teamed unlivable. walter offer was allowed to go back home in dodge ville annual. front door blown in. windows shattered but the rough held. >> i look at it like i just dodged a bullet. i lived through one of god many it the rest of my life. forget >> 30 police officers guarded the property overnight to prevent any looting. >> army of contractors northeast baltimore at this hour assessing the damage and making repairs. keith live in dutch village where it could be months of work aaead. keith? >> that storm did so much an aaartment and contractors are busy with repairs. if crews replacing doors, doors, clearing debris, fixing roofs and boarding up window. they have already done so much since the storms the city says they were able to reup almost all the damaged units except the ones condemned by the city.

last night they arrested 18- year-old shawn johnson, johnson and vincent brunner who is already in custody shot and killed 20-year-old florida during a robbery at the store during the weekend. they both face murder charges. >>> all new details tonight about the man whose body was found inside of a box off of i- 70. as it turns out the victim, gentleman kobe oh vasquez, was shot in d.c., reported missing on friday and found dead on the side of the road tuesday. they have issued an arrest warned for marvin palencia of high atville. >>> friends and family are remembering one of baltimore's most beloved boxing trainers. mack lewis, the man who taught scores of baltimore youth to keep their face protected and jab harder and work for a better life died last week. there is a public viewing at 4905 york road from 4:00 until 8:00 tonight. mr. mac's wake will be held at morgan state tomorrow. >>> marylanders, here is a switch for you. the irs owes you money. the irs says it owes 2.1 million in refunds to more than 1600 people right here in our state. they say they are trying to hand out the money be

authorities say four men were trying to robbthe sttre when one of thhm opened fire. 17 years oll vincentnner has already been arrested. >>> a formmr hostage scene has been re-opened to the public. discovery communications have re-opened the ga gord n. both the garden and the lobby were closed. it's taking an approval from the county to make security hanges. -o hostages were hurt durrng the incident. >>> the long goodbye is underway for one of the li lit airy iconf this century. fans of the series were rewarded witt a midnight showing. %-have been filling the theater all night long. >> reporter: yes, they had midnight showing like a lot of other laces, but they had a rare 3:15 a.m. showing. and there's a lot of ars on in the parking lot. that will end soon, we will talk to the people on the way out. this is a huge phenomenon based on the last book in the series. it's not the last movie. it's just part 1. this movie, the master villain baltiomr as ascended to power and the battle is truly on for harry and his friends. it's intense, much more serious than the first other ovies where they co

jackie vincent has the story now from firehouse 11 in columbia heights. jackie. >> doreen, news 4 has learned that the d.c. fire department is looking into allegations that two firefighters lied about the cation of their driver's license and delayed responding the incident in which that 72-year-old woman died. now it happened september 29th, about 6:00 a.m. sources say the firefighters were in an ambulance temporarily assigned to in fire station ju north of park road. a call came in for an incident on oak street. an elderly woman was bleeding uncontrollable from a medical incision in her neck called a shouldn't. firefighters tri to help the woman. they frantilly radioedhe dispatchers. where is the ambulance, where is the ambulance? the woman continued to bleed. according to a timeline, the ambulance arrived 16 minutes later. now, sources say it is alleged that the ambulance was not here at this station at 14th street rthwest. second as way from the dying woman. instead, those sources say a gps tracker showed the ambulanc was close to the station where the

the men to leave but they hot flores, one man was captured and has been identified as 17-year-old vincent butter of pasadena. the employee was not hurt during the shooting. >>> well the food court at arundel mills mall turned no a crime scene after a stabbing this weekend. police arrested three people and charged them with assault. an 18-year-old was stabbed in the back and police say a 20- year-old, a 17-year-old and another juvenile was arrested. investigators still have not determined what caused the fight. >>> and baltimore county police are still investigating a series of shootings which targeted motorists near the lock raven reservoir on sunday. someone shot with a bb gun, shot out the windows in three cars, and two others as they would he have around a sharp curve in warren road. one suffered a minor wound to the leg, another had to go to the hospital with glass in his eye from a shattered win shield. we spoke to a man today who also had a window blown out. >> she heard this explosion, as she characterized it, and there was no place to stop so she crossed the bridge and noticed a c

this is republican nicky haley there up by just a percent over democrat vincent shaheen. the governor's race in ohio also pretty close. democrat ted strickland governor ted strickland under john kasich by 2% right there and then we're going to florida now. a couple of races we're starting to see a little bit of a pulp away. republican rick scott up by about 5% over democrat sink. to the illinois goff... goff inner's race there. pat quinn is leading now by almost 10%. over republican bill brady. gwen, back to you. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm gwen ifill. r>> lehrer: i'm jim leer. we'll see you online for a special web cast starting in a few minutes at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. and again here later tonight for a pbs newshour election special at 11:00 p.m. eastern. and of course on the newshour tomorrow night. for now, thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by

officers arrested 17-year-old vincent ethan bunner accused of shooting and killing misael nor hose was vitting a -- visiting a 17-year-old that worked there when the robbery happened on friday night it happened around nine. it was the 17-year-old girl's first day, and flores worked across the street washing cans. the restaurant-- the owner of the restaurant walked back into the kitchen embow hear what was going on. >> one guy in the kitchen told me to go back. he tell them go from here. don't hurt her. >> investigators are not telling us exactly what bunner's role was in this. the search is on for three more suspects. >>> no one was home and no idea on how the fire started in this town home. broke out around 2. major damage to the first and second floors. the fire did touch the neighbors. it took crews about 20 minute to get this under control. and firefighters did imagine to save the life of a kitten. >>> 5:47. three people are under arrest including a teenage after a stabbing inside the food court at arundel mills mall. deandre simms and 17-year-old allen from columbia and mother juv

. -- passports were tell prairl -- were temporarily seized in police arrested jesse duffy and vincentis for growing, manufacturing and intending to sell pot-side home on curtis avenue. in all, police took about 400 starter plants. inside, investigators say they found grow lights, ventilation systems to conceal the odor and creative wiring to power the whole operation. that investigation will be aid by feds. police are now interested in talking to the owner of the building. but they have not ruled out this could be a large family operation. >>> it's 5:47. we lost a great man. george who fed us every time we went to westminster passed away at age of 81. george was born in greece in 1929 and he arrived at the port of baltimore and through his cousin was introduceed to the woman he would marry zoe and they would move to carroll county. and in 1951, he bought harry lunch. we know it as harry's grill on main street. george worked 70 hours a week, never took time off. artie donovan hold the all time record eating most hot dogs in one day and george's son harry now in charge. george was laid

mayor elect vincent gray. >> given the economy, it doesn't make sense to have this discussion when there are no jobs out there for people. >> well i think there will be jobs. when you look at the fact that homeland security will be coming here. >> reporter: the welfare doesn't fund resources beyond five years. the city uses $25 million a year to keep people on the roles beyond that time. tommy wells, chairman of human services committee is where any changes must start. >> i propose having meaningful programs that can get people to work. marion barry, champion to the city poorest residents, are cosponsoring the bill to limit the term to five years. >> and he called a short time ago and said the current welfare system is a miserable welfare. he said welfare could be ended if more d.c. jobs went to d.c. residents. >>> a study by the university of virginia finds that prince william county controversial immigration policies that cut down on the number of illegal immigrants now in the county. the study also finds that since the policy was implemented, some crime rates have fallen. now under th

marijuana plant related paraphernalia all seized inside a warehouse. 2 men arrested. 30-year-old vincent daviss and 29-year-old jessy. >> plan to put a wal-mart in the remington neighborhood in baltimore gets unanimous atravel from city council. the plan would put a shopping center at the site of the old and son automotive dealership at 25th and howard street. some people in the neighborhood still raising concerns about traffic and there is also concern about small businesses. >> i think it will bring much-needed jobs but i'm just concerned about the small businesses that might be affected. i'm hoping that the wall mart officials, recognize that and reach out to those small businesses and try to help stabilize them instead of putting them out of business. >>reporter: last night vote puts the plan one vote away from being approved. final zoning approval is expected to happen next week. >>> if a state employee blows the whistle on suspected waste and get results. now that state employee is speaking bout what he witnessed. joy is here with tonight's waste watch report. joy. >> 37 year veter

mayor-elect vincent gray the in house. fun one. here we go. second quarter. he had wards goes deep. 66-yard scoring strike. up 14-7. darren strikes a pose, but the cameras are here. look over here. right here. beautiful. balu leads at halftime. dunbar in the fourth quarter, curly walker. scoots in from five yards out. crimson tide up, but back to the air for the night. edwards dials up crawford. throws a dart. crawforduts back, 30-yard connection. headed to the turkey bowl with a 35-31 win. they play the winner of woodson. and coolidge on tanksgiving day. always a fun game. >> yeah, it is. >> go out there at 11:00 a.m., go home, have your turkey and gravy and hopefully a victory to savor. >> a nice nap. unfortunately, they still make us watch theions on turkey day. anyway, great day to watch football, and despitehe nice weather, beginning to look like winter. check it out. the ice rink at the national gallery of art sculpture garden, more than 100,000 skaters have enjoyed it since it opened back in 2000. if it you go tomorrow or today, you can enjoy a free cu

inside the john wilson building, mayor-elect vincent gray was warning that more bigger cuts are on the way. the projected deficit has now climbed to $187.8 million. that figure could soar to 345 million next fiscal year. >> reporter: how do you deal with this without employees losing their job, including teachers and firefighters? >> we're not prepared to say that people will lose their jobs. there's other options like furloughs. >> reporter: only jack evans, chairman of the finance committee would rule out tax increases. >> reporter: you say you won't go for tax increases, so how do you not put people -- keep them on the payroll? >> i'm not saying it is the only option but it is one option. >> reporter: you're saying they're going to have to raise taxes? >> i think. so. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in manassas where more than 100 people showed up for a vigil for 15-year-old boy who was stabbed to death as he walked home from school. moms with strollers came, close friends came. they came to remember 15-year- old miguel hernandez who was jumped by gang members at this spot and held while

vincent davis and jeffy did youy were behind the operation. the warehouse had been under surveillance for weeks. >> it was a mess of them. they had the squad and they had everybody over there and apparently they were growing drugs over there. but you know, i just want to say, the cops did a very good job. >> police say there were so many plants and elaborate ventilation system had been put in place to hide the smell of pot. >>> anne arundel county police are looking for the suspect who they say raped a woman in laurel. the victim told authorities that a man grabbed her monday night as she was walking near her apartment on scenic wood drive. the suspect was armed and wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and sweat pants. after the assault he ran on foot. he is described at 6-foot, sun 60 pounds. anyone can information can call the county police department. >>> ray rice finds himself in twitter trouble over a comment he posted to the social networking site. yesterday he twitted that he got pulled over by police for having illegal tinted windows but go

he trained the likes of larry vincent pet way.ice whale working day for the irs. what this man did for baltimore we will be remembering at a memorial event that's still being planned jÑ811ñlet you know when that's going to be. mr. mack gone at the age of 92. >>> stuff a bus with food. the maryland administration partnered up with nick's 106.5 f m. folks dropped off nonperishable food items at some of the collectéj spots one in el could it city other in white marsh all food collected going to help out families in need for this holiday season. and then the jewish community services 5doing their own collecting during their hanukkah toy drive benefits the toy close set. they provided gifts for more beautiful weekend around the inner harbor. let's take one more live look downtown baltimore as we get set for a brand new week. we'll be <çyfright back with mo after this. stay with us. when i see people trying to sell and old camry, it makes me want to show 'em a new ford fusion. i can't help myself. i'm kinda ready to move up to get to th

vincent de paul society, and different feeding programs around town will be able to enjoy this blessing. >> through the soup kitchens they operate, mosques and islamic centers also serve as distribution sites. those who come in to pray are offered bags of lamb to take home as are all non- muslims seeking food assistance. i'm kim lawton reporting. >>> and finally what some are calling new york city's largest dinner party took place last weekend when more than 4,000 b rabbis from around the world gathered for a sell bra toir banquet. it was part of the yearly meeting which which they also visit the grave of a late leader. ♪ >>> one organizer called those pictures a where's waldo for rabbis. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. there's much more on our website, including links to more information about both the new york zen center for contemplative care and the nativity-miguel network of schools. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. and you can follow us on facebook and twitter, and watch us on smart phones and iph

vincent de paul and other organizations that help feed needy families. and they say this holiday season is there is far more demand than usual. >> we're really making a difference in the holiday season is the time when we can really change things for the better for people in need in our community. >> if you want to help, just go to your safeway store this saturday. say hello to your favorite nbc bay area news personality like tom sinkovitz, jeff ranieri and buy a turkey that will help us end hunger and make thanksgiving a little brighter for a bay area family. >> and there is also lisa kim. lisa kim would fit in there, don't you think? >> where are you going to be, on saturday? >> i'll be at the safeway store. >> me too. just pick one. >> i'll be one in san francisco, the marina safeway. come on out. let's take a look at the temperature changes. right to weather, guys, because we are all about some big-time cooling that has already arrived today after a rare record-setting warmth we had on sunday and also monday. temperatures now down 10 to 15 degrees. s