weiner says he spoke with their executives yesterday and was told they will look into his research. that is mainly from the middle east media research institute. that brings us to the water cooler question of the day. do you think youtube should take down video messages posted by an accused terrorist? e-mail your response at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> many fans were on the edge of the seat as they watched the team fight it out against buffalo. in the second half ed reed was able to pull the team ahead by making a few interceptions. but that lead was challenged we the bills tied the game by the end of the tpoeurbgt. in overtime billy cundiff made it good with the game-winning field goal. ravens 37-34. bills winless nearly halfway in the season. >> as tony said, way too close but we won. it was exciting. >> it is 52 degrees on tv hill at 5:07. coming up. a national guard soldier dies days after hurting himself in a planned military parachute jump. a u.s. swimmer dies competing in a competition. swimmers say it was bound to happen as we cover the nation. public safety is a governor's m

i am deborah weiner. we begin in carroll county where homicide investigation is underway in westminster. a man was found dead in his apartment. george lettis has the latest. >> the state police are leading the investigation. we have been told the victim's name is steven hobson. he was 40 years old. troopers also say they believe he was stabbed to death. was mr. is not used to murder investigations. --- westminster is not used to murder investigation said. the city police responded to a call at 2:30 a.m. where they found the man dead with blood on his clothes. state police say he lived alone and was unemployed. no one has been charged and there are no suspects. >> investigators from the state police, the westminster police department, are interviewing people in the area, witnesses, determine -- to determine what occurred and who is -- who was responsible. >> authorities do not know why someone would want to kill steven hobson. if you have information, you are urged to call the maryland state police. live i

new york congressman wants youtube to pull the plug on an accused terrorist video message anthony weiner calls on the company to take down hundreds of videos featuring anwar al awlaki who is linked to other acts of terrorism. the congressman says he doesn't think his request impedes freedom of speech. >> there are clear free speech issues at play on the internet. that is not what this is about. there is about a corporate citizen saying we are going to do the right thinking to protect our other customers who are not terrorists. this is somebody who is using the service to spread hate and doing it effectively. he has follow eers, 3.5 million views, 700 videos. it is about time it end. >> google, which owns youtube says it has met with the congressman and will consider his request. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think youtube should take down video members posted by an accused terrorist and defended e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> they say a win is a win but tell that to the ravens fans against buffalo. on paper it should have been a romp f

markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy because the reports on our t.v. . welcome back to spotlight i love and just a reminder that my guest here in the studio is it in the book about director general of unesco it is just before the break you said interesting thing that that you think that speaking of education we can do both in harmony you can't we can teach children young people to think. to analyze and at the same time make them fit into certain standards to be ready to live in a modern technological society but as far as i understand these things do contradict each other because we're like in the army you have to fit into standard this is the name of the game the less you think the better your career goes in the army but on the other hand in it in science mr perelman doesn't fit any standards at all but he is a great thinker so so you still believe that these things can be harmonized well you're very convincing the way you express it but i really do believe that whe

i'm deborah weiner.it is 7:26. 27-year-old kareem clea remains behind bars charged with his part in the death of lemuel wallace. pastor kevin pushia has been found guilty of planning the murder of lemuel wallace. the trial for clea is set to begin next month. bail has been denied. >> the former frostburg university student has plead guilty to lesser charges. tyrone hall of glen burnie plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter. he allegedly slot and killed brandon carroll and injured another student during an altercation. he faces a possible maximum sentence of eight years behind bars. now to tony pann. >> the cold is the big story this morning. we had our first frost of the season. especially away from the water and the city. bay water temperatures still in the 60's. you get away from there and temperatures drop into the 30's. it is 39 in mount airy. 39 at rising sun. 37 at the airport. the forecast for today, mostly sunny skies, and it is going to be a mild afternoon with a chilly start. today partly cloud

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great teachers in new york city at a place called humanities preparatory academy, my teacher perry weiner who i write about in there is a fantastic teacher and i went to school while i was homeless and hid my homelessness and day by day i worked towards getting the best grades i could possibly get and when it came time to apply to college, my teacher encouraged me, well, i was actually walking through harvard yard, we went on a field trip. i'd never been anywhere, anywhere, i am homeless, i had purple hair, i was a mess. they take me somewhere and thought i moved up in life because i had the window seat on amtrak. i had no perspective. when they took us away for that field trip to boston my teacher perry said let's go to harvard yard and take a group picture in front of the statue for the yearbook. on my back is my book bag and clothes and journal, my mother's picture her n.a. coin. everything in it. i have my life on my back and in front of me i see these harvard students and i'm exalting them, they're amazing, they've accomplished so much. then it dawns on me, wait, don't i qualify? can

markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. an . bringing. powering it up russia and vietnam signed a deal to build the country's first nuclear power plant. georgia refuses to go firm or deny claims that a busted network of twenty people were largely gathering secret information for russia. russia and the u.s. crackdown on afghanistan is opium producing labs in the first joint operation to tackle the world's heroin factory. and in the weeks and other main news here in our team saddam hussein's deputy faces down for crimes against humanity and we investigate whether the tariq aziz verdict was time to take the heat out of wiki leaks exposé of torture and killings which happened under washington's watch. and our team meets a palestinian boy forced chaffer bombs us to israeli soldiers await sentencing for using him as a human shield. you're watching r t coming to you live from moscow nine am in the russian capital i'm marina joshie welcome to the progra

markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy comes a report on our. show to be so much brighter if you live sound from silence to its. stance on t.v. don't come. cheap. welcome back i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the politics of food. but before let's see what russians think about this issue the price of food around the world is rising in russia high temperatures drought and massive wildfires this summer. topless as a result russia lost a third of its grain crops and over twenty percent of the potato harvest the drought has also had an impact on inflation according to the russian public opinion research center citizens are divided on inflation impact forty eight percent believe it is moderate and even tepid and another four to seven percent say it is hot this practice the government is assuring russians that prices will flatten out by the end of the year. ok i did go down you do go into a different direction we use the terms food security mentioned a lot in

deborah weiner has more. >> indicate yi o'malley optimistic that together we can reduce the number of h.i.v. infecks in baltimore and throughout the state. she was one of many state leaders to attend the partnership for life event at the inner harbor. >> we are trying to support our neighbors. a lot of this is about reminding museum they need to be tested. >> they teamed up to create partnership for life by offering housing and health services and providing food. the statistics are hard to take in. baltimore ranks fifth in the nation in reported cases. without change, the numbers are expected to double in the next decade. it is why members of the community are depog their part to help those living with the disease and to prevent it from spreading. >> i think it is a silent issue in baltimore that doesn't get talked about as much as it should. it is a really big deal, and we need to raise awareness all over the city and help people know their status and make sure they encourage other people to do the same. >> the fund raiser kicked off a year-long campaign offering free testing, entert

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i'm deborah weiner. >> i'm lisa robinson. let's take a look outside with tony pann. >> the big story this morning is the cold. hopefully you covered your plants that are sensitive to that. it is going to warm up. it will make it into the 70's. after this cold start, it will be a distant memory once we get into the tail end of the weekend. 38 degrees at the airport. mid 30's at the northwest suburbs. when you are near the water, it makes a difference. mostly sunny skies expected this afternoon. the high temperature around 68 degrees. i think you're going to like the seven-day forecast. we'll show you that come up -- coming up in a few minutes. now to the news desk. >> our big story this morning surrounds a controversial campaign brochure turning up the heat in one local race. >> the democratic running sent out a mailer bringing attention to the sexual harassment suit that john leopold is facing. >> the two squared off in glen burnie last night. george lettis was there. >> at a political foreyum friday night ann arundel county

weiner, are you investigating ubs or jp morgan? you should. they recommend buying gold, too. they in on it, too? not coincidently, gold hit a day-high record. silver is at 30-year high. platinum and copper at high. according to reuters, the u.s. mint has run out of a type of gold coin it had been selling amid record high prices of gold, but the mint is out. the united states minute depleted the inventory of 2010. american buffalo one-ounce gold bullion coins. i have a hunch it isn't the demand of the popularity of the buffalo this season. there is an unusually high option volume right now. which is an indicator that insiders know the leaves are changing. they choose options over buying stock. the uber wealthy are also putting down large options against betting -- betting against the s&p 500. what does that mean? the smart money is saying the market will tank this month. i'm hoping they're wrong. don't listen just to the market -- listen to your gut. i'm just telling you what is happening here. earlier in week japan cut interest to almost zero and set up a 5 trillion yen quant

. >> and i'm deborah weiner. first let's take a look outside with tony pann. >> we have our first -- let's take a look at the numbers here. once you get away from the cities and the waters, the temperatures have dipped into the 30's. there will be a little bit of frost when you step out this morning, before sunrise, that is . 37 at the top of the hour at the airport. we'll make it to 68 this afternoon. after the chilly start, we will warm up nicely. overall this will be a nice start to the weekend. when we get back in a few minutes, we'll look athe seven-day forecast and see what's on tap for next week. for now, to the news desk. >> our big story this morning is the controversial campaign brochure. turning up the heat in one local race. >> the democratic candidate sent a mailer send attention to the sexual harassment suit john leopold is facing. the two squared off inside a county church. george lettis was there. >> at a political foreyum friday night, ann arundel county executive candidates address some of the c

representative anthony weiner is demanding that the web site take down videos by a man dubbed as the bin laden of the internet. he says more than 3.5 million people have viewed the 700 videos he has posted on youtube. >>> we have an alert for parents who may be teething. do not use highland's teething tablets. there is a recall for them this morning. they could be dangerous to toddlers. some of the tablets have different amounts of a harmful substance in them. >>> a lot more for you including, if you've ever wanted to sit behind the wheel of a luxury car but you don't have the luxury car cash -- >> bmw may have the solution. they are renting by the hour. >>> possibility of a few showers in the forecast. i'll have the details on that. and julie wright has a look at the on-time traffic coming up in a few minutes. inus south a live look outside today. there is the washington monument off to a pleasant start for us. a tornado ripped through parts of the state yesterday. that high school football field was torn apart. several homes and an elementary school were also severely dam

anthony weiner is asking for the videos to be removed.cused of using the site to find new recruits. youtube hasn't responding yet to the request. >>> an attempted theft ends in death. police in california say a man was electrocuted while trying to steel copper wire from a transformer that exploded. officers say the accomplice was severely burned. two children believed to have belonged to the couple for found near the scene, unharmed. >>> a huge denation by mark zuckerberg drew a lot of attention last month. steve perry went to newark to investigate. >> a $100 million challenge grant. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg donated $100 million. on stage to accept, a republican governor and democratic mayor. the gift raises many questions. do you feel it could help the school district? >> we have no details except that it was $100 million in stock given over five years. >> reporter: what out of the gift helped chris christie from his loss of $400 million in federal race to the top funds which would have come to new jersey. corey booker has not come u

stephanie weiner, whose home was targeted in the raid, said the activists would defy the subpoenas to appear. been believe we've targeted because of what we believe, what we say, who we know. the grand jury process is an attempt to violate the indelible rights under the constitution to freedomtional lyllot of speech, association and the right to advocate for change. those who subpoenaes are pending have declared that we intend to exercise our rights not to participate in this fishing expedition. >> south carolina republican senator jim demint is under criticism for defending his 2004 comments the sexually active single women and gay men and lesbians should be barred from teaching. speaking at a church are last week, he said "when i said those things, no one came to my defense. but everyone would come to me and whisper that i should not back down. they do not want government purging their rights and their freedom to religion." those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. prosecutors and defense attorneys made th

. >> 11 news reporter deborah weiner has this morning's "commitment 2010" candidate profile. >> it has happened a lot on the campaign profile. people mistaking the blond candidate with the blond wife of bob ehrlich. >> when we're together, it is amazing how many people come up and say "love your radio show" and i say i will tell kendall the next time i see her how terrific she's doing. >> but mary cain is very much her own person, a woman that describes herself this way -- >> i am a mom, a wife, a lawyer, a former prosecutor. >> mary cain is all business about business. if elected, she says, she will be very involved in economic very well -- development issues. >> i am passionate about jobs. it is what keeps a family going. if you don't have a good job, you don't have a healthy family. >> cain is a montgomery county resident. >> we have more opportunities in the state in gomgm county and a great resource. and a lot of democrats that are open to our message. >> mary cain, the only woman on maryland's gubetorle ticket. the daughter of irish immigrants. a mother of three grown children. a

weiner: i will not stand here and listen to my colleagues and say if only i had a different procedure that allows us to stall and then vote no. instead of standing up and defending your colleagues and defending your colleagues and voting no on this humane mac0007df003196 08/08/10 03:20:4 mac07df0036 08/08/10 03:21:0 for federal office. with all due deference to separation of pewers, last week the supreme court reversed a century of law that i believe will open the flood gates for special interests, including foreign corporations, to spend without limit in our elections. i don't think american elections should be bankrolled by america's most powerful interests or worse, by foreign entities. they should be decided by the american people and i urge democrats and republicans to democrats and republicans to pass the bill that frank. barney frank was able to get this dealership back open. is that what we have come to in this country, that rather than a private business with a private contract with another private corporation, they are no longer able to work out their agreements because as c

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