lucky, rise and grind, william tell. what's william tell?e up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up wake up ♪ all right, that's annoying. [ laughter and applause ] but it'll wake you up, right? [ cheers and applause ] all right, here's one. here's another one. this is sensei. this is another one. ♪ it is time my student. [ light laughter ] i can no longer teach you the ways of the sleeping eye. you must now venture into the world like a new baby. now, get out of bed, you baby. [ laughter and applause ] it's super fun. it's 99 cents on itunes. pick it up. "jimmy fallon's wake up call." you guys, we have a big -- fun show tonight. he's a funny and talented guy. he's making his broadway debut in a play called "seminar." jerry o'connell is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] like that guy. [ applause ] this guy's one of the funniest human beings on the planet. david alan grier is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he does "porgy and bess" on broadway. plus, we love when it this guy is here. so

lucky, rise and grind, william tell. what's william tell?nnoying. [ laughter and applause ] but it'll wake you up, right? [ cheers and applause ] all right, here's one. here's another one. this is sensei. this is another one. ♪ it is time my student. [ light laughter ] i can no longer teach you the ways of the sleeping eye. you must now venture into the world like a new baby. now, get out of bed, you baby. [ laughter and applause ] it's super fun. it's 99 cents on itunes. pick it up. "jimmy fallon's wake up call." you guys, we have a big -- fun show tonight. he's a funny and talented guy. he's making his broadway debut in a play called "seminar." jerry o'connell is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] like that guy. [ applause ] this guy's one of the funniest human beings on the planet. david alan grier is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he does "porgy and bess" on broadway. plus, we love when it this guy is here. sort of, not really. but he's here anyway. jeff musial is back. and -- [ cheers and applause ] i guess we got to hav

these people are high quality reporters. >> smith: they'rr real jourralists. >> williams: they're telling going on. >> smith: yeah. >> williams: now you may get some of the anchors or hosts during the daytime who will ask questions from a conservative perspective, and you say well, isn't that slanted? ii's not, they're not asking crazy or illegitimate questions. it's fine. if you want to ask it from a conservative position, go. but you know what, notice the journalists are giving them facts back.3 >> smith: well, if you go over to msnbc you listen to tamron hall during theeday, she's asking questions from a liberallpoint of view. >> williams: well, all i'm saying, but that's the environment that we live in, in media today. ttese niche pockees in the way that, you know, the new york times editorial page is positioned versus.. >> smith: wall street journall right. >> wwlliams: .the way that the wall street jouunal editorial page is positioned. so do i think that the wall street journal and the new york times have created the polarization? no, but i do believe, much fox, that they are in thi

tim williams tells us what to expect as we close out 2011 in your first warning forecast. wjz 13 is always on for the stop stories on wjz.com, updates and first warning weather, click wjz.com. ,,,,,,,, >>> we are just going to talk about windchills this time of year when the winds are blowing at 18 miles per hour. 40-degree temperature, feeling chilly when you go outside. definitely feeling 5 degrees or so colder than the actual temperature, 40 is the current temperature, bwi marshal. 18 the dew point. air is dry. the relative humidity at 40% with the winds from the west, northwest at 18 miles per hour. sustained winds, the gusts have been up around 35 miles per hour, off and on at times. 29.87, rising, high pressure struggles to now take a grip of the forecast. 26 degrees oak lands. 33 cumberland. 46 on the shore. mild, down around patuxent river, temperatures close to 50, temperatures in the mid to upper 30s from westminster, towards bel air, 39. there 40 columbia, 41 rock hall. 42 in the state capitol. 42 kent island. the wind are over the last hour or so, see they are

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telling you about the government failed gun tracking program. called operation fast and furious. many of you were no doubt asking yourselves what were they thinking? tonight, correspondent williamse tells us about one theory. >> when you screw up, say you screw up. people who are involved say they screw up and don't allow your screw up to be the basis for trying to extend the legislative ada. >> recurring allegation hurled at the attorney general. >> the justice department came up with a flawed program in order to justify a regulation. >> but that is what the gun owners feared that operation fast and furious was used to justify a new law that congress was unlikely to pass. demanding gun stores report anyone buying multiple rifles or long gun over a one-week period. they point to documents. in march 2010, holder's chief of staff wrote long rifle, multiple sale and need regulation. after attending a fast apt furious briefing. late they're year, atf assistant director wrote, "can you see if the guns were all purchased from the same gun dealer and at one time? we are looking to anecdotal case to support long gun sales." they again raised the issue at the fast and furious news confe

william la jeunesse tells us that the billion dollar project may be about to jump the track. >> our goalive 80% of americans access to high-speed rail. >> less than a year after the speech, the president's bullet train project looks more like a run-away engine. >> it is not viable, it is not the best use of tax dollars. especially when you are borrowing the money to do it. >> house majority whip mccarthy backed the plan as state lawmaker now joins other fiscal conservatives hoping to derail the federal money train. >> what fire station, police officers and what schools are we going to close, continue to build a train that will probably never be finished? >> we need to move forward on this project. the cost of doing nothing is far greater. >> california residents voted narrowly in 2008 to issue $9 billion in bonds to help pay for the project. promise to create thousands of jobs and reduce gridlock. today is, majority consider it a boondoggle. >> the reason private equity is slow in coming is congress is not taking action. >> they called for a federal audit into growing concern about the a

tell. >>> england's prince william and his wife took part in a seasonal minced meat pie event last night. the royal couple also watched the talent show and sat in on an employment workshop. >>> meanwhile, prince harry announced he's headed back to afghanistan for a second deployment next year and says he, quote, can't wait to get out there. his last deployment in 2007 was cut short when details of his location were made public. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,107 after adding four points yesterday. the s&p was up 2 but the nasdaq fell 25. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dipped 64 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng lost 38. on an otherwise flat wall street trading day, one stock dragged down techs and then techs dragged down the nasdaq. after the bell tuesday, oracle missed expectations for the first time in a decade. joining a growing list of big techs whose results and outlook have raised alarm bells. the stock plunged 12% and was the nasdaq's biggest loser. ibm down 3% was the biggest

tell. >>> england's prince william and his wife took part in a seasonal minced meat pie event last night. the royal couple also watched the talent show and sat in on an employment workshop. >>> meanwhile, prince harry announced he's headed back to afghanistan for a second deployment next year and says he, quote, can't wait to get out there. his last deployment in 2007 was cut short when details of his location were made public. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,107 after adding four points yesterday. the s&p was up 2 but the nasdaq fell 25. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dipped 64 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng lost 38. on an otherwise flat wall street trading day, one stock dragged down techs and then techs dragged down the nasdaq. after the bell tuesday, oracle missed expectations for the first time in a decade. joining a growing list of big techs whose results and outlook have raised alarm bells. the stock plunged 12% and was the nasdaq's biggest loser. ibm down 3% was the biggest

tell you? >> that there was a communications problem with their corporate office. reporter: that is what the sign says that's taped to the front door. >> communication problem. reporter: prince william county police tell a different story. they say sometime between christmas eve night and early christmas afternoon what was likely a team ofback bank robbers stole all the money from navy federal's twin atms. >> i'm disappointed. christmas is supposed to be the time of year of, you know, giving and i'm disappointed that that. what. reporter: but wait till you hear how they did, it by breaking in through the backdoor of the vacant store next-door, then blasting a hole into the wall adjacent to the bank. once inside they tore open the atms and stole all of the cash. >> i'm just curious how much money they got. i mean think about it. there's got to be thousands of dollars, especially with the christmas weekend because people were going to use money to go shopping. so i guess that was a good time to hit it. reporter: that's not the end of it. police say the bank robbers disarmed the alarm system and also cut the feed to the bank's surveillance cameras before breaking in. cain burn is also

and he's writing to "my dear william," and he's writing about entering stockings in the bodmin horse show, which is the local horse show. and he's tellingam that, um, you, uh, can enter him in the jumping class at bodmin... i like the way-- i love the way he's underlined that, as well. ...if you think he will take a prize. right. but you can only enter him if you think he can... so, do you know if he actually won or not? no, i haven't researched that, i have to admit. is this actually stockings? yes, we believe it is... ...grandpa cole with stockings. right. isn't that wonderful? that's right. and of course tommy should have been the heir to the estates here at lanhydrock, but, tragically, was killed in september, 1915, in the first world war. as so many were. yes. but he was a very respected man, a great horseman. sir arthur quiller-couch, the great cornish writer, described tommy as, um, the most reckless horseman in cornwall. but, obviously, he had great respect for stockings, and when stockings died, the hooves were obviously mounted as inkwells. isn't that wonderful? isn't that wonderful? it's super to have that sort of history beh

tell. >>> england's prince william and his wife katherine took part in a seasonal mince pie class last nighte royal couple also watched a talent show and sat in on an employment workshop. >>> meanwhile prince harry announced he's headed back to afghanistan for a second deployment next year and says he, quote, can't wait to get out there. his last deployment was cut short when details of his location were made public. >>> here is a look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,107 after adding four points yesterday. the s&p was up two, the nasdaq fell 25. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei dipped to 64 points while in hong kong the hang seng lost 38. >>> on and other size flat wall street trading day, one stock dragged down techs and techs dragged down the nasdaq. after the bell on tuesday, oracle missed expectations for the first time in a decade joining a growing list of big techs who results an out looks have raised alarm bells. the stock plunged 12% and was the nasdaq's boog guest losers. other techs followed, ib mfrnlthsz down 3% was

jim williams is here to tell us if there is any heavier snow. >> much of it moved across the state through the course of the day. as we moved into this later part of the afternoon we are seeing more and more. that's a sight to some folks. others are saying please go away. temperatures 39 degrees. we are up to 40 at the last check. what you are seeing there on doppler radar showing precipitation moving across the area. just one little batch there. the temperatures are driving what we see across the state. right now we have 40 degrees at bwi marshall. 46 oakland. you have to go north of the beltway toward the state line in north baltimore county. the actual turn of satellite and radar shows the form that's coming down. i'll pause this here. you'll see light snow showers making their way in. they break up getting around the beltway. then they go away as we move through the afternoon. we can still see more out there. nothing thick. but it is definitely something we did not expect to see necessarily hitting the ground. we'll monitor it for you. we'll have your completed forecast coming up. >> t

my question is, tell me about the business model whereby this fellow and brian williams can make the sort of money by telling you about what is going on in cairo in a day in which you have been submerged -- >> i want you to weigh in on that. >> talking about the importance of that and you will talk about this, but the time that twitter blew me away was with the iranian uprising four years ago, where people were tweaking in -- tweeting in real time about what was happening. it is not like they are trusted sources but real time primary source information. if you had benjamin franklin tweeting from the constitutional convention, there would be a lot less books printed about the constitutional convention because we would know. i do not know how you pay brian williams so much money, but how does that affect your reporting? in no way, had you compete with those folks? >> i do not care whether anyone -- where anyone watch as a single one of my news reports, on an ipad or on their walk in the metro and there i popped up for a few minutes, that is not my concern. that is for the brainy at tech

william colby. stay with us. carl colby is an award winning documentary filmmaker whose new project is his most personal today. it tells the story of his father, former cia director william colby. it is called "the man nobody knew: in search of my father, cia spymaster william colby". here is a scene. >> my dad came back from vietnam in 1971. he was appointed by richard nixon to be director of the cia. >> you are familiar with the controversy over the phoenix program in vietnam. there have been allegations that this phoenix program was an assassination program. what are the facts? >> mr. chairman, i have testified on this subject before the senate foreign relations committee in february 1970. tavis: the resemblance to your father is eerie. not scary. you can tell he is your father. that said, before get into the specifics of your story, yours is a unique story. each of our stories is unique but for a son for whoever -- what ever reason did not know the real deal about his father, having done the research now, would you recommend that any son go in search of the truth about his father? >> it is the oldest story in the w

. >> testimony in the assembly in favor of medical marijuana, included mon tell williams who uses itultiple sclerosis. >> it doesn't go away. >> a workgroup designed to administrator medical marijuana contains two proposals. secretary of health performs plan a. >> the yellow light approach. there for people out there that want a green light approach. i don't think the evidence supports that. there are people that want the red light approach, i don't want that either. i think the yellow light is a reasonable way. >> of course, the general assembly is under new obligation to accept either plan as is. they will have to hash it out next year. reporting live, pat warren, back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, pat. lawmakers who sponsored that legislation, want to patient's physician to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's our report for this saturday morning. >>,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two ye

. >> david gregory, i heard you tell brian williams that he telegraphed that which he's about to do. >> look at the mixed signals. herman cain is talking about a new campaign office. i spoke to campaign advisers and as of yesterday they were making a plan for december. a campaign plan for december. he is sending out fundraising e-mails and looking for support and yet the source that i've talked to tonight indicates that in fact his mind is made up, that he's got a lot of work to do at home, i'm told, that he wants to shield his family from all of this and the caveat is important. because his own campaign team claims to be out of the loop on this, we can't say declare tifl for certain this will be the final decision until he makes that decision. as i say, the people that i'm talking to, close to cain, who have spoken to him indicate that it's all but certain that he's going to decide to get out of the race. >> angry yeah, if that's the way it goes, the straw that broke the camel's back, his wife apparently didn't know of his charitable endeavors with regard to the woman who has recent

tell you. >> there was a communications problem with their corporate office. >> that is what the sign says that is taped to the front door. >> communications problem. >> prince william county police tell a did i have aren't story, some time between christmas eve night and early christmas afternoon, what was likely a team of bank robbers, stole all the money from navy federal's twin atms. >> i am disappointed i mean christmas is supposed to be the time of year of you know, giving and i am disappointed that happened. >> but wait until you hear how they did it by breaking in through the back door of the vacant store next door blasting a hole see the wall adjacent to the bank. once inside, they tore open the atms and stole all the cash. >> i am curious how much money they got. sorry, because thing about it there has got to be thousands of dollars especially over the christmas weekend people are going to use money to go shopping i guess that was a good time to hit it. >> that is not the end of it the bank robbers disarmed the alarm system and cut the feed to the banks surveillance cameras before breaking in. cain burn is also a navy federal customers. >> these people are

i have been telling you about an accident at the prince william parkway. that was on a ramp. northbound 95 at route 1 in woodbridge. that is only allowing the left lane to get by. all lanes are blocked on 95 with the exception of the left lane northbound on i-95 here at route 1. delays begin in dale city, trying to get past the river right now because of that accident. keep that in mind because of your travel plans. northbound of springfield, once you are beyond the accident you are going to be okay. it is helping things along north of the accident along to springfield. the accident with single file traffic getting by to the left. i'll keep you posted on that coming up in my next report at 6:58. >>> iran says it shot down an unmanned united states spy plane yesterday. the news agency says the country's armed forces shot down the men because it violated iranian air space. the plane is a 170 type drone, the pent gun isn't commonning but the drone is one american pilots lost control over in afghanistan late last week. >>> a second person died after being hit by a car on thanksgi

. >> williams' sister was shaking. >> she did tell our news partner, the sun that her brother suffers from schizophrenia and has more. >> he began to advance to police officers. police officers asked the suspect to drop the knife. he did not comply and was shot numerous times. >> this was the 11th police- involved shooting this year. internal affairs is now investigating, along with the homicide division. >> and all of that is routine. and n police-involved shooting cases. reporting live at city police headquarters, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> mike, thank you. no officers were injured during the confrontation. >>> a bank robbery on the campus of towson university. police say the man held up the pnc branch at the union center. he spotted the suspect after a short time. the money was recovered. >>> the ravens continue to soar. their current winning streak is up 4 in a row. wjz is live at the team facility in owings mills. and sports director mark viviano has more. mark? >> reporter: well, denise, it was a convincing win over the colts. but the ravens know the road ahead appea

william, sir. but i will write to him, and tell him of all that has passed. will you make a villain of me? no.d choose to give me up, i shall accept it. and trust that you may still do something for my brother. (pounding door, dog barking) the constables are at the door, sir. (door closes) (indistinct conversation) (footsteps) (door opens) a copy of the warrant for your brother's arrest. signed by sir charles maulver. i cannot countermand it now. the law must take its course. he will have to leave cheshire, and somehow start afresh. peggy, the magistrates will seek him out. no... for his own safety, he will have to go abroad. abroad? but he does not have good judgment, mr. buxton. he cannot be trusted to find wise friends, or sound employment. he is already made ill by greed, and his own weakness. he would be at risk of even greater harm abroad, and if i do not help him, i will be as much the author of his fate as he. what will you do? go with him. out of england. try and set him on a decent path. you're not his keeper, peggy. i am his only hope. there will be a list in here, telling of the sh

williams sister was too shaken to speak to wjz she did tell our news partner the sun that her brother suffers of schizophrenia and lives with her parents. here is what she describes. >> he began to approach the officers with a knife. he did not come comply and was shot numerous times. >> reporter: internal affair social security now investigating along with the homicide division. and that is routine in cases like this. at city police headquarters, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >>> and no officers were injured during that confrontation. >>> governor o'malley is hoping to team up with a pop star. earlier today the governor sent a tweet to lady gaga inviting him to dinner to his anti bullying campaign to discuss his anti bullying campaign. the pop star recently met with president oe -- obama to talk about her bullying campaign. >>> hundreds of children grabbed gifts at the port discovery children's museum. but the families involved say it's more than just an early christmas for the children. >> it's a lot for the children. it means a lot because some of them don't get to see things

i can't tell if it's coming or going, mr. williams. >> well, your ship came in, mr. ckson. >> yes, sir. >> and you weren't on it. [ laughter ] >> you know. i tell you, you know. but what we're watching. we have been watching these cruise ships coming in and out. these will be coming in and out. and with the weather we've had over the last few days, i have to think some of those want to stay here. >> i know. vacation here in baltimore. >> yeah, you know. >> we were at 62 degrees just after midnight today, this morning. >> wow. >> and temperatures have been dropping through the morning. but 62 degrees going into the week before christmas. how can you complain about that. it's cooling down. more seasonably appropriate for what we expect this time of year. right now, temperatures are currently at bwi, thurgood marshall, in the 30s. we're at 33 degrees now. 25 is your dew point. relative humidity at 38%. winds from the west/northwest, keeping a bit of a chilly wind going across. and 30.18 is your barometer reading. around the state, we have 31 in oakland now. 47 in ocean c

host: william, can you tell us about being county commissioner? how's the employment there? caller: we've actually had a large tractor company move back to jackson from france. they're going to be bringing on -- host: what brought them back? caller: i think some of the, probably economic climate in europe and also i think the work ethic. i think our work ethic here in rural minnesota is really strong. and i believe that is what lured them back here. host: that must have been good news for the county. how many jobs are coming back? caller: well, over a hundred on the line, but close to a thouse people. host: as county commissioner, you watch aws these debates in washington. the goal, particularly this debate is economic stimulus. what, as a local official do you think works best to get money back into the economy in a county like the one you serve? caller: well, we currently have a number of wind projects that have come into jackson town. host: are they federally funded? caller: it's all taxpayer money. what the wind company is a windy climate in jackson county so they're put

. >> tell he how someone named william shakespeare to could that and no one has been able to do at well as that. what you're asking about are the simple but profound questions and they are pro fund. it seems such a delicious disprik irony so that shakespeare offers illumination on every part of the human condition resists analysis of himself as a character. we might have, i think, 23 single pieces of evidence about him in the public record office. they do not constitute a biography. as a result, the flash between scholars, the outrage that someone who we don't even know had a grammar school education, don't even know where the eridition and scholarship records in the plays could have come from. where did he get the books? the mystery about around shakespeare is one of the most important things around him. it means you keep asking -- >> youever zeped the idea he was someone else. >> no, i have not. i'm a working class irish boy so the fact that somebody who, through power of the imagination and through awe -- around 1800, with the growth of the row unanimoustic movement, the idea that gr

william c. dudley. sourcers tell fox news that despite the optimism he had projected the day before corzine already new mg global was sinking rapidly and seeking a buyer for it. in the last chaotic weak of the life span of mf global the records show ten phone calls between core stkoeupb and dudley, and two emails and other contact he had with top dudley aids. tomorrow investigators will want to know whether his statement of october 25th misled investigators and regulators. the chairman of the hearing spoke to peter barnes earlier today. >> reporter: james, thanks so much. investigators don't like to be misled. we will see what happens with this story. thank you. let's go back out to iowa where i'm cold that megyn kelly has now plugged back in the satellite. megyn: isn't this fun. you thought you were just going to sit there. get to work. >> reporter: will do. megyn: we love allison, but we hope not to be back to her. if it happens it means another technological meltdown. we'll look forward to that. coming up later, a

far as criminal charges but i want to remind our viewers that as our guest william pay black a former top u.s. regulator was telling us last week the justice department has really been the dog that has refused to bark as far as criminal charges with these financial executives go back and watch that interview was from last week i would encourage you to do so it was great but i also want to point out that the wall street journal recently reported that according to a u.s. official the justice department had taken a position that pursuing these cases against financial executives was just too tough that the burden of proof was too high well so it remains to be seen if the criminal charges will will be brought before john or as i but he has been hit with civil suits and here is just one example where he was served with papers reportedly from a client. so that sort of stuff. in the middle of the search for years and i don't know if you're going to be very here but you have to serve. as a great videos from bloomberg it happened just this week now i believe now one of our viewers who is a very great active your challenge me

williams county. it happened near jefferson davis highway and brady field road in dumfries. investigators tell us an officer shot a burglary suspect when he moved towards them and threatened them with a gun. >>> a win for pepco customers. the maryland commission fined them a million bucks. pepco will also have to file a detailed report on how it plans to fix those issues. the psc started looking into the utility back in august of 2010 when politicians and customers complained bitterly about the summer outages. >>> verizon wireless customers meantime woke up to spotty data connections once again. the issues is mainly on their 4 g network. the service was slow getting back to normal as the company confirmed it was working to fix the outage. this comes just weeks after a similar incident when the company saw widespread outages. >>> you cannot beat 60 degrees in december. but the rain has just made for a bit of a damper of a day. topper, a chance it will go away? >> it's three weeks now off to the east across the bay. windy out here but a warm wind. temperatures still around 60. let's start with t