dwayne wade's lawyers called the ex-wife to testify.awyers asked her about a 2001 arrest on aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and damaging property charges all while attaining northeastern illinois university. she was later expelled from the school. dwayne wade's lawyers are trying to establish what they argue is a pattern of bizarre and unstable behavior. now for her part, lawyerers say the miami heat star is too busy with his professional basketball career and not able to provide the parenting the two boys need. something that dwayne wade denies. >> i'm no different than any other working parent. be on the road and travels. so that's going to be an argument for them. but i think one thing i have proven, that have i prove than first of all i have a great support system behind me. my family is active in my kid's lives and will continue to be. >> but in opening arguments, the lawyers say it is she who has been the primary care taker of the two boys during dwayne wade's very busy basketball career. once again, this very bitter and p

thank you very much. >> thank you, wade. it's now my pleasure toin troe dues the executive director of the san francisco municipal agency nathaniel ford. he over sees to planning and develop meant of virtually every mode of transportation in san francisco. pedestrian, bikes, transit, parking the safety and comfort and convenience of the network in san francisco is a top priority for the san francisco mta. his call for this summit under lines our commitment to make sure we improve and enhance the robust pedestrian network we already have in san francisco. please welcome t mr. ford. >> good morning and thank you for coming out today. this summit we've put together along with the department of health is an effort to improve upon pedestrian safety here in the city. now two years ago i joined the mta and one thing that attracted me most to to the opportunity was the interknow tilism of this system. i'm primarily a transit guy but we recognize here at the agency transit doesn't operate well in and of itself. in fact transit custom

did you know rip currents can drag you out to deep water even if you are simply wading in the water?ave, he is surfer, dave claims he has rescued over 10 people at ocean beach due to rip tides, and some were just wading. do let your dogs run free are read the sign at stairway 21. it reads entering wildlife protection area. the other side reads leaving snowy plover protection area. so if you are entering the protection area your dog must be on a leash, although many are not. this man asked me if i was one of those anti dog spies videotaping. i assured him i was not. but that tells me many of the dog owners know better they just choose to ignore federal, and the environment. and to more do's. do throw your doggie bags in the trash, and the same goes for your beer bottles to. after all ocean beach is supposed to be an alcohol free beach period in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. if you have a comment or a story idea you and i is e-mail at kron4 news. the husband of the bay area murder victim is charged up to being cut its losses on the property. and and a scoop because once

. >> the dallas cowboys are 0-2 and everybody is chirping about wade phillips.ry jones stepped up and said that he has not lost any confidence in his head coach and that wade phillips is secure. this player is 6 ft. 11 and after the all-star break, he scored 22 points and had a great summer and it's a new deal. how about this? the denver nuggets are talking about a trade that could send anthony to the new jersey nets. the nuggets would get derek from the nets and a couple of first- round picks. in golf, they are playing the championship down in atlanta. how about this chip? he puts this in for a birdie. he tops the leader board with live donald -- luke donald. they are tied at 8 under par. the washington capitals are not happy with their coaches tonight. the coaches put the players through conditioning drills on ice. they know what they have to do. that was pretty interesting for that they were not happy out there. >> they are pushing back against the gop challenger and now david tells us the strategy. >> the wave of internal polling data shows that a republican

the man is named wade richards. and released a video this week in which he addresses his association with christine o'donnell. plus the whole you can be cured of being gay scam. >> in 1998, feeling guilt and shame about my same-sex attractions, i entered into an ex-gay residential reparative therapy ministry called love in action in memphis, tennessee. in 2000, after graduating from love in action i was in contact with christine o'donnell, the founder of the savior's alliance for lifting the truth. shortly after i became aware of christine o'donnell's radical beliefs when she entered me to peter labarbara for american for truth about homosexuality. they say they're fighting the gay agenda. in reality they have an agenda of their own. do you really want organizations like this promoting, funding and endorsing candidates to sit on the united states congress? i think not. in the late summer of 2000, after being completely worn down by becoming the ex-gay political poster puppet for these organizations and still struggl

. >>> dwayne wade and his wife go toe to toe in a custody battle. now they're fighting to have sole custody of their sons in a chicago courtroom. today at the daley center, schavon wade refused the chances of a deal. she claims wade is too business is with his career to care about the kids. >> i have proven i have a great support system. my family is very active in my kids' lives. >> wade's lawyers questioned her about her aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and damaging property in 2001 when she was a student at northeastern illinois university. >>> blame it on the ear buds? crime is up on the cta? >> how ladiers are are explaning the jump in the last four years. >>> it feels like christmas. >> a mail carrier's amazing gift to somebody who used to be on her route. >>> and the chicago area could see significant rain 24 hours from now. tom's here to sort it out. have you tried honey bunches of oats yet? every spoonful is a little different. mmm. they got three kinds of flakes. this is delicious. it's the perfect combination of sweet and crispy. i

coach wade pihillips on the sideline. the cowboys get their first win. >>> eli manning and the giants hostinghe tennessee titans. manning under pressure, runs out of the pocket here and i don't know what this is here. this is trying to be brett favre. tries to flicit in the end zone. it's intercepted. tennessee had two inps in the game. their defense is pretty good. third quarter. game tied at 10. manning working out of the end zone, throws deep to mario manningham for positive yardage, but there is a flag down. here's why. number 44, ahmad bradshaw chop blocks tony brown. you can't do that. d because it happened in the end zone, walk like an egyptian. manning is like, what? ensuing titan's possession. vince young, looking for and finding his boy. great catch. 13-yard touchdown. the titans down the giants 29-10. >>> golfnow. last month, j furyk was disqualified from the opening tournament in the race for the fedex cup because he overslept. he uses his iphone as an alarm clock. the charger got pulled out of the wall and he

there re-signed dwyane wade -- they re-signed dwyane wade, added lebron james, and chris bosh. the terribly popular dance group has not given way to turnover. they have performed for years and are going strong. more than 160 auditioned today. what you think of when you go to the nba game is probably not that, but they are really good. >> they enjoy that, audio. -- that, too. ♪ storyteller: little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home, and ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets. fortunately, geico had recently helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on her tuffets. the burglar was later captured when he was spotted with whey on his face. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even

how hot would the seat beneath wade phillips tail be if they lost and went to 0-3? >> well, if you fall 0-3 against your instate rivals and you get closer to the point where you're not going to make the playoffs, bob, sooner later, you just have to wonder whether jerry jones looks to jason garrett, a guy who has been on that short list of head coaching candidates, the team's offensive coordinator and wonder whether giving the job to jason garrett mid season would be the spark to turn it around? jerry jones desperately wants to take his team to the super bowl that is hosting in the brand-new stadium. >> jerry jones is fond of wade phillips and make a change reluctantly if it came to that but you're saying he would be willing to make it in season, yes? >> i think that sense of wanting desperately to play in that super bowl he is going to host to maybe make him doing something along those lines. the losses would have to pile up before he would get to that point, but he really wants to play in that super bowl he is going to be hosting. >> mike, what are some of the key

year-old specialist michael edwards of fairbanks, alaska, to 38-year-old chief petty officer patrick wade of key west, florida. 4,000 miles between them, in one nation indivisible, serving when called. >>> and, now, we turn to the giant storm, hurricane earl, the growing threat to the east coast. hurricane watches have just been issued for most of north carolina's coast. and as the monster storm builds, getting stronger as it goes, tonight, it is a category 4, 135-mile-per-hour winds, gusting up to 160. in the atlantic, the waves are surging, and the hit onshore could still come thursday. steve osunsami is in morehead city, north carolina, watching the approaching storm. >> reporter: hurricane earl came close enough to islands in the caribbean to rip off rooftops, knock down power lines and leave hundreds of thousands in the dark and without water. residents in the carolinas worry that they're next. the category 4 hurricane with 135-mile-an-hour winds is ocean expected to hug the eastern coastline but could easily turn in. >> people feel we're getting time for the big one. >> reporter: fe

how hot would the seat beneath wade phillips tail be if they lost and went to 0-3? >> well, if you fall 0-3 against your instate rivals and you get closer to the point where you're not going to make the playoffs, bob, sooner lat, you just have to wonder whether jerry jones looks to jason garrett, a guy who has been on that short list of head coaching candidates, the team's offensive coordinator and wonder whether giving the job to jason garrett mid season would be the spark to turn it around? jerry jes desperately wants to take his team to the super bowl that is hosting in the brand-new stadium. >> jerry jones is fond of wade philps and make a change reluctantly if it came to that but you're saying he would be willing to make it in season, yes? >> i think th sense of wanting desperately to play ithat super bowl he is going to host to maybe make him doing something along those lines. the losses would have to pile up before he would get to that point, but hreally wants to play in that super bowl he is going to be hosting. >> mike, what are some of the key injuries you

wade? >> if there is an opportunity. i'm a strong believer of state rights. voters have to make some of these difficult decisions i am prepare $to trust the voters on off shore drilling and the right to choose. i respect everybody's personal view. i respect it. that's why i'm pro-choice. what the people of california have to understand is that if her views prevailed. women and doctors would go to jail. and women would die like they did from roe v. wade. this is about the women and families the fact is 1,000 boxer provisions have been enacted. we have them on barbara bovm domenici. the way she is accounting bill;. neither of them would have gotten credit. the way a bill becomes a law goes like such -- >> time is up. >> we are taking responsibility and action. i talked about a number of those things all we need is one republican to get that bill done. think we are going to get that done. then we can create many new jobs. you have to look at history or you'll repeat it. i served eight years with president clinton. we balanced the budget and created a surplus. th

wade if given the opportunity. would that mean you would seek to deny funding to institutions that engage in stem cell research? >> i am pro-life because of my personal experiences. my husband's mother was told to abort him. she did not. her health was threatened as a result. she lived a ripe old age of 98 and my husband is obviously the rock of my life. i recognize that not everyone agrees with me on this, and i recognize as well that the most important issue right now in this election is the creation of jobs and getting our government under control. with regard to your very specific question, i am comfortable with federal funding for adult stem cell research which shows more promise according to many scientists and i've been clear in saying if embryos were going to be destroyed in any event, i have no trouble in research. it is when they are produced for the purpose of destruction that i have a great deal of difficulty and i think the judge's ruling that recently came out basically suggested we don't have clear e

. >> dwreg greg bernstein wade -- greg bernstein waded through a large crowd to say thank you from the spot he announced his canned -- candidacy. >> because people are ready for a change and ready for a fresh approach at tackling the violence in baltimore. >> opposition -- he claimed racial politics would trump a tough discussion of the issues. he promised to work with the police and the judiciary and public defenders office and promised the first thing the public will notice is how transparent his office will be. >> i ran for this office because i believe public safety is one of our most important rights and everyone, regardless of who they are, has the right to feel safe and secure in their homes and neighborhoods. >> pat jessamy was the city's top prosecutor for 15 years. her eyes filled with tears. she accepted defeat graciously. she said she is not going quietly into the night, but she is moving forward. >> we cannot arrest and convict our way out of our current predicament. >> jessamy will volunteer her services for something called the fifth sunday violence initiative. >> we hav

wade. >> if there were an opportunity. it's not something i'm running on. by the way, the reason i'm on that, i am a supporter of rights. i am prepared to trust the voters' judgment on offshore drilling. i am prepared to trust the voters' judgment on the right to choose. and californians have made their decisions on those issues. >> senator, your rebuttal. >> yes, i mean, i respect everybody's personal view. and everybody has a story as to why they come to a certain position. that's why i'm pro choice. i let people decide. what people of california have to understand is that if my opponents' views prevailed, women and doctors would be criminals. they would go to jail. and woman would ky like they did -- die like they did before roe v. wade. this is not about my opponent's personal view or my personal view, it's about the women and families of our state and of our country. now, my opponent says that i passed four bills. she keeps saying that. well, first she said three. now she's made it fou

wade given the opportunity. you believe that life begins at conception. does that mean you would seek to deny funding to institutions which are engaged in embryonic stem cell research? >> i am pro life. i'm pro life because of my personal experiences. my husband's mother was told to abort him, she did not. her health was threatened as a result. she lived to 98. my husband, obviously, is the rock of my life. i recognize that not everyone agrees with me on this. and i recognize as well that the most important issue right now in this election is the creation of jobs and getting our government under control. but with regard to your very specific question. i am comfortable with federal funding for adult stem cell research which shows more promise according to more scientists. and i've been clear in saying if embryos were going to be destroy in any event, that i have no trouble with research. it's when embryos are produced for the purposes of destruction, for the purposes of stem cell research, that i have a great deal of difficulty and i think that the judge i

i'm looking forward to it, i appreciate your time, wade, and we'll be there on saturday for sure. >> seeing you and joining you. >> more information on the one nation march you can go to my website wegoted.com. it has all of the information, the logistics for the march, any basic questions that need to be answered, it's right there at www.wegoted.com. a match made in heaven, birther queen and certified whacker orly taitz. she's endorsing her. i got to say this is truly the psycho pair made in heaven, isn't it? >>> and finally as we told you last night the delaware tea party senate candidate christine o'donnell is under fire after her linked 'n profile surfaced with misleading information about where she went to school. she claimed somebody else put up false information on the website and demanded it to be taken down. but moments ago, another website called zoom info surfaced with o'donnell making the, hm, interesting, the same exact mistake. you can see oxford university on there. a website spokesman says that o'donnell entered the data herself. i think it's time for christine o'donn

did you know rip currents can drag you out to deep water even if you are simply wading in the water?er, dave claims he has rescued over 10 people at ocean beach due to rip tides, and some were just wading. do let your dogs run free are read the sign at stairway 21. it reads entering wildlife protection area. the other side reads leaving snowy plover protection area. so if you are entering the protection area your dog must be on a leash, although many are not. this man asked me if i was one of those anti dog spies videotaping. i assured him i was not. but that tells me many of the dog owners know better they just choose to ignore federal, and the environment. and to more do's. do throw your doggie bags in the trash, and the same goes for your beer bottles to. after all ocean beach is supposed to be an alcohol free beach period in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> we will be back with more a couple of minutes a live look and san jose the meter and light pteron but traffic is light 101 northbound will we get a breeze here will be right back couple minutes before 9:00 a.m.

she has us all wading pools. you are a wonderful person and you deserve it. thank you for all of your hard work. [applause] >> i appreciate this acknowledgement, but i want to acknowledge how hard the entire office works, the whole educational center staff is really dedicated. don't get acknowledged -- they don't get a knowledge for the positive things. -- they don't get acknowledged for the positive things so i want to share with them. [applause] >> is your mom here? she was an administrator in our district. thank you. [applause] >> i always enjoy the review because it is time to highlight the amazing work that happens, thank you to both of you. we actually have a student delegate appointee tonight. [inaudible] >> hi, i'm excited to be here. [inaudible] the first report is announcing elected members of the cabinet. bobby atkins who is also the secretary. jessica is the public relations officer. the historian -- and our treasurer. also, we had a youth advocacy coordinator come talk to us. yeah. and also about collaboration with the youth commission subcommite

. >>> when asked about why her client waded five days to report his wife missing, leslie prince saidit was not uncommon for them to go days without cross paths because of their work schedules. you'll find more information about written house connection with efren valdemoro and what may have led to those kills, go to ktvu.com. >>> a boat full of people including children are safe this evening after being stuck on sasoon bay overnight. the boat ran out of gas and got caught up in some rocks. the coast guard tried to help the boat overnight but water was too shallow. that boat remained on the scene until a shallow boat arrived and rescued the passengers. >>> 63-year-old frank gomes told investigators that he suffered vertigo after take off. the national transportation safety board is investigating this crash. all lanes on 101 were reopened. >>> federal investigators work to find out the cause of a small plane to crash into the waters off of redwood cities. the plane plunged into a lagoon yesterday killing three people. the bodies of the pilot and 91- year-old robert vormon, the founder

it's even dangerous to wade in the water in your own basement.s best thing to do is be on a high level floor until the water recedes and let professionals help you. the threat's not over yet. while the rain has subsided for parts of the midwest, i can show you that we have flood warnings for minneapolis across areas into wisconsin. and south of minneapolis is where we saw some of the worth flooding. some areas in minnesota received 10 inches of rain. it takes a long time for water like that to recede, because you have the runoff from all the streams and rivers trying to settle back to normal. look what's happening in iowa, into areas of indiana. the rain is a little lighter towards areas northward toward minnesota, wisconsin. but it's still going to be tr h treacherous out there. parts of texas and louisiana, just south of dallas, some of the rain has been a little hard. let's zoom in right here and i'll show you low pressure across parts of areas of the south. that's what's causing the thunderstorms across that region. that's where we're looking

there is wade phillips who is in his fourth year as head coach of the dallas cowboys. and the offense is definitely under the microscope. you look at mike martz and what that offense is doing. the bottom point. that is really with the alex barron situation was last week. everybody kept saying alex barlon, he made three holding penalties. that covered up the fact that offensively, other than alex barron, the cowboys really didn't do anything with the washington redskins. >> troy: you're right. a big part of that was because of the penalties that pam oliver eluded to. going back to the start of the '08 season, the cowboys the most penalized team in the national football league. >> joe: to kick it off is feeley. he drives this into the end zone and knox will take it out. johnny knox gets the edge! buehler knocks him out after he crosses the 35. a 42-yard return and a great start for chicago. >> troy: a couple of good blocks on the outside. you see they started up inside, inside wedge and knox is able to break it to the outside. any time you're one-on-one then with the kic

these rescue workers waded out to this training for some and brought them back into safety.amily >> and now, the swimmers itch and what is causing this to get itchy @ crowne apparel state beach an element of a parasite in this water has been giving some swimmers an itch some people in reporting of getting a rash after swimming in the salomon beach and now it is known why. researchers up on this tiny parasite that of live on the japanese bubble snail and how it got here is not certain but they are thriving in these waters. they are great swimmers and can latch on from anything from dave mil ras or a poison o depending on a person's. and the late summer months, of september, october, it is one this is the most prevalent. in alameda, daniel villareal >> president obama has some tough words for american students and teachers, to date. telling both that the need to work harder. >> the presence of money is not the answer to improving agitation. does the president. >> he said scores have been declining. as education spending has climbed. he offered to different remedies one is to l

[applause] gregg bernstein waded through a large crowd of supporters to say thank you from the very spot where announce his candidacy. >> people of all races, ages, and economic groups were ready for change, and ready for a fresh approach to tackling the crime and violence in baltimore's neighborhoods. >> his campaign began just two months ago under the assumption he had no chance. he pledged to leverage partnerships, not only with police but with the judiciary and public defender's office, and promises that the first and the public will notice is how transparent and accountable his office will be. >> i ran for this office because i believe public safety is one of our most important rights, and that everyone, regardless of who they are or where they live, has the right to feel safe and secure in their homes and neighborhoods. >> at jessamy was the city's top prosecutor for 15 years. her eyes filled with tears and a smile on her face, she accepted defeat graciously. she says she is not going quietly into the night, but she is moving forward. >> we cannot arrest and convict our way out of

several tons of soil are haul wade over the weekend and officials dees claired the school safe.ut safety watch dogs say may soil may be contaminated. >> and we'll be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happess comes in 25 delicious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. the yoplait you can't get enough of. now in a four pack. >>> in the newsroom, in tonight at 6:00 neighborhood frustration over a failing fence and a wall that wasn't. see what the fuss was about in our news you fix it property and the damage report a and teachers aren't getting paid it and could shut down. a woman gets run around after a concert gets cancelled. it's a let's onthat can help you, too. now, back to dan and cheryl. >> and list dwron this. in san jose an innovative program has kids and parents walking nogt a pack, to and from school. >> they're calling it walking school bus at bagby elementary. they started it because of budget cuts. >> the police chief was there. saying this means more parents dropping

the president and the pentagon have waded into the debate. >> this kind of behavior or threat of action puts our young men and women in harm's way. >> pastor jones has called off the event for the time being and is preparing to fly to new york to meet with the imam, who wants to build his element cultural center -- his islamic cultural center to a half blocks from where the world trade center once stood. i>> we plan to meet with him on saturday. if we meet with him on saturday, we will not burn the koran. >> the pastor is certain he will get the center relocated. and not my major concern with moving it -- >> my major concern with moving it is that the headline would be that islam is under attack in america, striking the radicals. >> this threatens to overshadow the can murmuration of the over 3000 people who died in the terrorist attacks in 2001. >> i spoke earlier with our correspondent in washington, who told us more about meeting that pastor jones had set with the imam. >> at this press conference where he announced this, he had a spokesperson reading his telephone number and asking

. >>> the lrkz evees gave way, now hundreds of families out west are wading through several feet of flood water. we'll show you how they're coping. >>> right now classmates of a virginia high school football player are coming to grips with his sudden passing. 17-year-old forest peterson was killed in a crash along brook road in stafford, virginia. he was a senior and varsity football player at brook point high school. investigators say peterson swerved to avoid an oncoming traffic and crashed friday night. he died on saturday. >>> a corn silo comes tumbling down in northern pennsylvania, and it's all caught on tape. it happened saturday as farmers rushed to get dairy cows out of a barn in the silo's path. none of the farmers or the cows were hurt. the barn that housed the cows was destroyed. police say this is the second time a silo has crashed on this farm. >>> some amazing video from inside a delta air lines jet as it made an emergency landing this weekend in new york. you can hear the flight attend apartment making sure her passengers stay safe. >> stay down, stay down, stay down! >> t

another thing future trend, wade talked about global warming and a big part of that is plugging in hybrids and they're very quiet and there's going to be a bill to require them to have sound. as kids we put a baseball card in the spoke office an our bikes and it's the kind of thing easy to accomplish and good for ten environment. i'm encouraging you to be creative. one person last time said we should get rid of the yellows because people speed up. i'm not going to accept every idea here but we do encourage you to think boldly and i think we can make major strides in improving pedestrian safety. [applause] >> thank you and like i promised i'll give you a chance if you have a couple of questions and if it turns into a lot we'll go to the next speaker. questions for jack? go ahead. >> yes, mast arm is signal that extends out over the street. think of the old south of market intersection and we had a pole on each corner. 50 - 60 foot wide straight or street and the signal is right in front of the drivers it improves the safety. [question from audience] [inaudible] >> converting one ways to two

wade?if there were an opportunity, it's not an issue i'm running on -- by the way, the reason for that is because i'm a strong believer in state's rights. i think voters have to make some of these very difficult decisions. i am prepared to trust the voters' judgment on off-shore drilling. i am prepared to trust the voter's judgment on the right to choose. californians have made their decisions on those issues. >> senator, your rebuttal? >> yes, i mean, i respect everybody's personal view and everybody has a story as to why position. i respect it. that's why i'm let pro-choice. i let people decide. but what the people of california have to understand is that if my opponent's views prevailed, women and doctors would be criminals. they would go to jail. and women would die like they did before roe v. wade. so this isn't about my opponent's personal view or my personal view. it's about the women and families of our state and of our country. now, my opponent says that i passed four bills. she ke

wade, which is the law that stopped women from being put in jail and doctors from being put in jail >> but the top issue isn't abortion rights. both capped dates agree it's jobs. >> and on that i feel on very solid ground because we know that we are going through the worst recession since the great depression. i don't sugarcoat it; i know how hard it is. and i believe very, very strongly that if we hadn't taken the steps that we took to pass an economic recovery act, to -- my opponent would have voted against it. barbara boxer believes bigger government, thicker regulations, higher taxes and more debt is the answer. she will point to bills that she supported say they're job creating bigs. she called the stimulus bill, a job-creation bill. but it didn't create jobs. she will call some of the bills that have passed in the last couple of weeks job-creation jobs but they're not. so she can say all kinds of things. i think what i will continue to focus on is what is her track record? what are the factual results of her track record? and what are the factual results of the bills she's taken

group come in at the last minute in the campaign, run a mud-slinging smear -- >> even sarah palin wade in. >> karl rove and the other leaders will see the right, these are the normal hard working patriotic americans. >> reporter: the greg feud is giving democrats the new home. >> we're finding it's the donner party knocking off republicans and giving us a chance to win seats that 6 months ago we probably thought we weren't going to bin yao democrats are still on the offensive but say painting the republican party as taken over by tea party extremists will help them. >>> governor o'malley will begin airplane a new campaign ad in the d.c. market. the ad, which has not been released, his commitment to education. o'malley's most recent campaign ad came out on friday. >>> today baltimore city mayor, stephanie rawlings blake, broke ground for the first major redevelopment project in the barclay old grouper neighborhood. the $85 million redevelopment plan will involve rehab housing for new and for sale and for rent. job training programs, and three community gardens. the plan for the neighbor

isabel wade suggested maybe we can have tourist landmarks has playground equipment. they certainly love the spider when the spider was out at pier 14. it was a $6 million piece of art. kids were climbing all over that thing. they totally love it. i hope we're talking about a playground in the near future, thanks. supervisor maxwell: thanks. i kind of got lost with the cards, i think. so if there is anybody, james haas, earnest teen, you got a chance to speak already? teresa -- >> he hasn't spoken yet. supervisor maxwell: david osgood, chris grill, and then ms. earnest jeanne ine you'll be last. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm david osgood with the rincon center tenants association. our building is the closest residential building to the site. and the city has still done no formal outreach to us. we only know about the project because of the articles in the paper and some informal networking which is not quite adequate. it's hard to give the city good marks for community outreach when the closest residents are excluded. by the way, one thing that hasn't been repor

wade phillips' team in need of energy and in need of a victory more than anything else.o looking to supply that. to roy williams and he's gone. 63 yards for the touchdown. the cowboys win big, 27-13. romo a couple of tds through the air. >>> brad childress' team trying to avoid going 0-3. third quarter, vikes up 17-10 and adrian peterson makes a couple of cuts, goes to his right. a.p. all day. 80 yards for the touchdown, second one of the game. vikings get their first of the season, 24-10. >>> matt cassel, the chiefs hosting the 49ers. san francisco looking to avoid an 0-3 start. chiefs up 10-3. it's the double reverse and a fleaflicker. matt cassel deep to duane bole and bole knows football. >>> the eagles and jaguars, michael vick now the starter. under one minute to go. eagles up, 21-3. escaping the rush and scrambling up the middle, 17-yard touchdown. one of the most electrifying plays of the weekend. the eagles win easily, 28-3. >>> and the jets visiting the dolphins, edwards spent the first on the sidelines because of his drunken driving arrest. trailing here. sanc

serbia is dropping a challenge to coast of us independence at the united nations but wade has removed a section of a young resolution that called coast of us recession unacceptable now the e.u. urged serbia it was no its trafton focus instead on its prospects for e.u. membership in modified resolution is the result of a compromise forced by the twenty seven member e.u. and serbia close of the seceded from serbia two years ago after decades of conflict called this war antiwar dot com nicholas malley thinks serbia has much to lose from the agreement. in practice it stands to gain absolutely nothing it stands to lose everything. the resolution was changed so that the e.u. would be less angry with serbia but what brussels is still demanding is pretty much an unconditional surrender a full abdication of state sovereignty or any sort of independent foreign policy i think there will be a colossal backlash against the government among the people there will definitely be some some significant changes coming down the pike i believe so honestly because the current government by by doing this has

and police are wading into the water to steer people from waters with rip currents that remain from last weekend's hurricane danielle. >> you can still feel the undercurrent. it's pretty strong. >> reporter: later this morning, president obama is scheduled to have a talk with fema administrators about hurricane preparedness. earl continues to look as if all those preparations will be necessary. rob and mike? >> and there's a lot of questions about the exact track of this thing. but any idea on impact on beaches for the big weekend? >> reporter: one of the thing forecasters are saying right now, regardless of where earl goes, everyone will have rough surf and the dangerous rip currents all along the eastern coast. really a big fear for a lot of the beach businesses, who worry that wherever earl goes, people are going to stay away this weekend. back to you guys. >> all right. emily schmidt on the storm watch. thanks so much. >>> and forecasters are watching a cold front that could pu earl further out to sea. sam champion has more on the the next couple of days >> notice by friday afternoon

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satellite-radar composite for the region, a few clouds coming through this morning so, wade frontal boundaryssing through this morning as the cold front. it will not make it cold but it will become breezy, bring some clouds. nothing in the way of precipitation for us. and then cooler, drier air in place behind it. the main focus is drier air with calm conditions. it does get breezy behind that fronted. we could see our winds gust up to 20, 25 miles per hour for a short time later on today. then the high pressure builds in and today is fine. wednesday looks great as well. sunny skies, highs around 80 degrees. so your forecast for today, mostly sunny skies. breezy at times. 82degrees for your high. and then for your five-day forecast tomorrow, as i said, quiet conditions. sunny, 81 degrees. not all that humid. thursday is our next chance of rain i think late in the day, really probably thursday night into the first part of friday and then things look good as we head towards the weekend as well. a relatively quiet weather week. that is a look at what is happen with the weather. now, lets gate a

one woman was forced to abandon her minivan, wading through waist-deep water. the abc affiliate teamed with emergency crews, flying their news helicopter to the scene to assist with rescues. wednesday night, what's left of hermine spawned several tornadoes, one including one close to downtown dallas. from here, the storm is marching north. much of the midwest will feel the storm's wrath by the end of the week. brad wheelis, abc news. >>> the wildfire burning near boulder is now the worst in colorado history. at least 135 homes have been burned to the ground. and several others have been damaged by the fire. four people remain unaccounted for. thousands of residents are spending the night away from home. but many of them may be allowed to return today. >>> the imam behind that planned mosque at ground zero is warning that moving the facility to a different location would inflame extremists and endanger americans. in an interview with cnn, the imam said if his plans would spark so much controversy, he may have chosen a different location. >>> the tax cut battle b

we'll get start wade look at all the heavy rain across the area. there are pockets of extremely heavy rain. can you see the dark yellows and reds. the worst it was at this moment appears to be just to the south and east of the district. here in washington, we have seen some steady rain. can you seat worst it was down towards waldorf, la plata, some intense yellows and reds and this area to the east, i'll focus on that for just a minute. out towards annapolis, harwood, mitchellville, crofton, bowie. these are erstorms and they are addition to producing very heavy rain, wind gusts associated with the storms have been pushing 40 to 45 miles per hour. so extremely heavy rains just to the east of the district as well. there is a lot of heavy rain to our south down towards fredericksburg as well. all of that this has to push through the area. we are not done with this yet. the heaviest rain will be with us through about 10:00 or 11:00 this morning. starting to pick up some thunderstorm activity as well. that will only enhance rain totals which are expect

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south florida getting quite a soaking i'm ankle wading in ankle-deep water.ng is a concern, exactly what is happening on o the roadways giving motorists who come through the area quite a bit of trouble making their way through. of course, that's something to be cautious about. in preparation for this storm, water management officials, of course, began to pump our drainage systems to make sure any excess water or debris was out of the way to help deter some of the water runoff but we are dealing with some of these flooding across south florida. the news as of right now, we are not quite in the clear as this rain is expected to continue through the afternoon. erica? >> sadly, only o the beginning. thanks. >>> officials in southern mexico now say at least four people were killed and 11 missing following a massive mudslide. it was triggered by days of heavy rain. the river of mud and rock swept down a hillside yesterday. >>> a commuter jet forced to make an emergency landing in milwaukee because of landing gear problems, this is the second such incident in just f