that was beautiful, wyatt. it's so easy to get caught up in the shameful parts and overlook the beauty of the country. >> yeah it reminds me of that song, "america the beautiful. "the lost verses. sing along. ♪ oh, beautiful for rivers wide ♪ ♪ and strong like darkey creek ♪ ♪ for half-breed hill and dago's nose ♪ ♪ the snow upon chink's peak >> jon: don't do that, wyatt. >> ♪ america, america, god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and keep the blacks across the tracks ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea >> jon: wyatt cenac, everybody. optimal aerodynamics.... it reduces wind resistance, in an irrestible sort of way. the ford focus with up to 40 miles per gallon highway. ♪ music from mobile [ can opening ] baby: pshhhht! [ imitating can open]ng [ soda pouri]g baby: wooosh! [ imitating soda pour ] baby:rapping/beatbox ] [ can opening ] teen: pshhhht! [ imitating can opening ] teen:rapping/beatbox ] friends: wow! [ can opening ] cee lo: pshhhht! [ imitating can opening ] ♪ be free and express yourself. ♪ ♪ do what comes natural

that was beautiful, wyatt. it's so easy to get caught up in the shameful parts and overlook the beauty of the country. >> yeah it reminds me of that song, "america the beautiful. "the lost verses. sing along. ♪ oh, beautiful for rivers wide ♪ ♪ and strong like darkey creek ♪ ♪ for half-breed hill and dago's nose ♪ ♪ the snow upon chink's peak >> jon: don't do that, wyatt. >> ♪ america, america, god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and keep the blacks across the tracks ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea >> jon: wyatt cenac, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. remember our border? you know, the one with the crisis on it? it turns out out it has a whole new crisis, a crisis so bad we sent jason jones to mexico to try and fix it. >> mexicans, for years they've snuck across our borders to steal our jobs, drain our social systems and have anchor babies. but finally some good news. newly releaseded numbers show about 300,000 illegals have gone back to mexico. >> experts say the weaker u.s. economy along with r

wyatt. >> wait. >> jon: i'm going the start with wyatt. >> just a second here. why is wyatt team normal? okay. that implies that mormons aren't normal. >> please, it's just semantics. i'm not sitting here complaining that your shirt doesn't say team team cult on it. >> we are not a cult. mormonism is a proud religion founded by a great man who was guided by the angel moroni to golden plates buried in upstate new york that he placed in a bottom of a hat where he read them using a seeer stone. right. from the guy who believes that jesus could walk on water and heal the sick with his magic fingers. >> yes. but mormons believe that too. >> oh, sheep whiskers. you're right. >> of course i'm right. look, we all know that jesus was born in bethlehem after being conceived by the virgin mary and the holy ghost. >> that is just common sense. >> actually not everybody.... >> we all agree that he rose from the dead and ascend to heaven. >> yes. and then he returned to missouri. >> cult. that's cultish. that's cult. >> jon: i think i have found the problem here. neither of y

abc 2 news wyatt ebberart is going back to school. a class election. and a tornado display and students are, are pretty excited and enthusiastic. questions on storms and lightning. how to be back in the classroom? >> retro. >> guys, i said, you know, average age is 18-year-old. it doesn't seem like that long ago. it was. it was a great time out there. columbia and -- we like to do school business. if you have an interest, get in touch and we'll come out -- in the fall and spring, we get the weather sections and it's a good time to come out. >> answer the questions. >> they are in the studio, and they are coming off. >> bringing some good news. >> shape young minds, kelly. >> taking a look outside right now. and you could see -- just kind of a ugly day. no question about it. had some rain. 63 out of the airport. winds are west at 6:00, barometer, fair metric pressure falling. and yeah, you know, one of the days when things begin to change for the downhill and things going downhill a little bit tonight as temperatures drop. i don't think we'll see too mu

wyatt andrews tells us how much of a raise they'll be getting. wyatt? >> reporter: scott, this is an average but the social security raise we expect to be announced for next january will be around $38 a month. for the tens of millions of retirees who have had no cost of living raise for the last three years, it's real money and it's about time. when seniors heard the news in miami, this was the response. jose perez says the increase will help him pay his utility bill. >> reporter: social security is expected to announce a cola-- a cost of living adjustment-- of around 3.5%. it's the first increase since 2009. seniors receiving the average benefit of $1,082 a month would receive an extra $37.84. for retirees dependent on social security, $38 a month can be a lifesaver. david asher counsels retirees at the center for jewish family services in los angeles. >> well, it can be a difference between food and rent. or between going to the doctor or cutting back on their prescription drugs or getting prescription drugs. it can be a matter of life and death for s

it's all coming up. >> how are, are things, wyatt? >> what's next for the local locks smith convicting of putting someone's name on a credit card slip much his name is joe horton. "abc news" followed the case for years. details on the conviction and what he's facing in court tomorrow. >> thank god. >>> for michelle, justice comes two years after a run arein with a pasadena locks smith reno wells. in february 2010, she needed help from joe thornton and his company around the clock locks smith. fast forward and she's testifying to convict him based on what happened. >> was traumatic. a traumatic experience you could remember a lot. >> she called horton to unlock her car and he quoted her 250. later bumped the price up to more than a thousand, inflating thousands, what we've heard about from dozens of horton clients in cases fought by the attorney's general office. rolls refused to pay and claimed he forged her signature on a credit card slip. >> can't take someone's credit card and charge whatever you feel like. a dispute arises and the

wyatt. >> >> chances of rain will be around for the next several hours into the late evening. one boundary of showers pushing up through the gray sonville. out towards kent island and then as we take aing loo further south and west, a couple of storms toward culpepper, virginia, see if they come up, cloud cover, thick and steady out of the south. it will be a gray, damp and at times foggy evening, but also a little breezy. tomorrow, this will set the stage tor a nice clearing scenario, but it will windy, much more on the weekend ahead, coming up. >> >>> thanks, wyatt >> you know with the rain comes slow moving traffic. it looks ike it is moving at a snail's pace. let's check in with jaime is there. first, off, let's get out of the city. no problem getting out of the city. 395 to 95. no problems there. i want to take you to the bellway. here's the rain. beltway, leading to an accident around 10:30 this morning. we had a slew of accidents and this one was in baltimore county, we got a call of a bad accident involving five cars near the ricetown road exit. one person did have to

that's the theory. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you very much. ign 's one hopeful sign for the economy: caterpillar, which makes heavy construction t pipment, is considered an economic barometer. today caterpillar said demand fo its machines is strong. profits in the third quarter soared 44%. addedillar added nearly 5,000 jobs. on wall street, the rally continues. the dow closed up 104 points. so far this month it's up 9%. in libya, the new rebel government says that the former dictator mommar qaddafi will be buried tomorrow in a secret location in the desert. his body was removed today from a refrigerated room in misrata. up to see it. libyans had lined up to see it. elizabeth palmer tells us that one of the new government's big problems is winding down the army that rose to defeat qaddafi. >> reporter: libya's deputy interior minister had a blunt message for this roomful of soon-to-be ex-rebel fighters. "the war is over," he tells them. "it's time to move on." to help, the new government is promising jobs, housing and even free college educatio

betty. >> wyatt andrews at the white house. wyatt, thank you. major developments today concerning the royal family and line of secession in saudi arab, the world's top oil exporter. 87-year-old king abdullah left a hospital. but the heir died in a hospital. the cause was believed to be colon cancer. expected to become the new crowned prince and prine nayev, the ultraconservative interior minister who controls the police. a circle of friends is helping some people in poverty move beyond despair. mixed messages from occupy wall street where protesters debate a list of demands, and mitt romney is missing in iowa tonight. still, the republican presidential contender says he'll win over conservatives in the hawkeye state. those stories when the cbs evening news continues. >> nevada republicans gave way today and shifted their presidential caucuses from january 14 back to the original february 4 date. the move had scrambled the election calendar and some of the republican candidates had threatened to boycott the earlier date. iowa is where six of the

wyatt everhart joins us now. >>> good news, there are two things. the tornado watch does go for now through 9:00 and it has been expanded to reach into north maryland and baltimore county. we're looking at some of the radar trends here. we saw some ements on the radar picture. this cluster of storm stz main one -- storms is the main one that we're watching is showing some signs of weakening. but the entire storm situated to the south of that line, a little less impressive now. the rest of this evening we'll keep the tornado watch till the weather service decides to change that 70s and thick fog for this evening's commute. >>> if you want to keep up with why the and the weather -- wyatt on the weather, go to abc2news.com and download the app. they move in our region and our neighborhood. you can track the storms on our interactive radar and get an update on the current forecast. and you can click on the link to download the weather app for your iphone or ipad so struck the same information right -- so you can have the same information right there in

wyatt andrews sorts out the facts. protests against government austerity in greece turn into a riot. and from the battlefield to the ball field, every player on this team is a hero. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it was a jungle out there. lions and tigers, monkeys and bears, wolves and baboons, all kinds of wild animals, dozens of them on the loose in normally quiet zanesville, ohio, once known as the pottery capital of the world and home to 25,000 people. one of those people had kept these animals on his farm, and last night, the police say, for reasons we may never know, he set the animals free and then took his own life. then it got very dangerous, very fast. who was this 62-year-old man? we asked cynthia bowers in zanesville to find out. cynthia. >> reporter: good evening, scott. terry thompson, who opened this exotic animal farm had a number of run-ins with the law, many of them animal related. out of the more than 50 exotic animals he kept h

wyatt andrews on america's largest private employer cutting health care benefits. whose will be next? and steve hartman with a doctor who's healing what ails a great american city. >> anything else you need tonight? >> just a hug. (laughter) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the day has come. on day 3,139 of the war in iraq, president obama announced it's over. american troops will be home by the end of the year. the war began as a hunt for weapons of mass destruction which were never found. then the u.s. found it in the middle of a civil war, caught between two branches of islam. on this historic day, we have reports from david martin and norah o'donnell. first david, who's at fort bragg, north carolina. >> reporter: good evening, scott. fort bragg is the home of the 82nd airborne which currently has 3,500 troops in iraq. they'll all be home for the holidays, because today the president pulled the plug on negotiations that could have kept some american troops in iraq past the end of the year. >>

wyatt? >> i felt like i needed a costume. i don't think we'll see yen thing like that for the next -- anything like that for the next woke or two. things are quiet. alt trick or treaters looking good. we're seeing light radar returns. temperatures fairly comfortable, mid-50s. i think we will end up in the 40s in the next hour or two. so again, trick or treaters are advised to dress on the warm side and a couple of stray showers, clearing through the day with sunshine. we have much more on the week ahead, straight ahead. >>> val early voting continues. while sit -- there are still republicans running like grifen who is running against mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. the general election will take place on tuesday, november the 8th. >>> moving day for students on to a cruise ship has been delayed. the ship was to be docked but the coast guard delayed the move. the ship is being used as a dorm because one of the college dorm buildings is molded and the problem got worse. students have been spending most of the semester in hotels

those stories, plus wyatt's fra. join forecast.t have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed seal is our commitment that the coffee inside will deliver a delicious cup of coffee every time. keurig brewed. look for the only mark of genuine keurig quality. >>> how about a hand for my friend, the try athlete -- triathlete. >> after swim across america, i have to do one triathlete, check whoever the box. murky conditions. look at this. a little sun coming out in annapolis. that's in the last knew minutes. tomorrow some slow clearing into the afternoon. that's going to set the stage for a beautiful stretch. 70s and sunshine coming back. >> all right. you got a little seaweed behind your ear. a big night, "dancing with the stars." go online, watch us, blog. have a great night.

. >>> thanks a lot, wyatt. >> we want to send a big thank you to those who joined us for the susan g. komen. it looks like registration was about 32,300, thanks to refer ever-- to everyone who walked and ran. abc2 is a proud son corp and make sure you check out our slideshow from the race. we have all kinds of pictures. >> abc2 also teamed up with wpoc radio for a comben event last -- komen event last night. girls at the hippodrome. they raised more money for breast cancer research. thanks again to everyone who attended and for wpoc. >>> it really has been a month of races, walk-a-thons and pink products everywhere you look pink products that promised to support breast cancer are still on the shelfs. tonight's consumer reporter shows us why not all pink is the same. >> reporter: stores are filled with pink products promoting cancer research. before you snap up all those items, you may want to think before you go pink. it's not just pink soup cans anymormt hundreds of -- anymore, hundreds of brands have gone pink. >> my mom breast cancer about nine years ago. she was the love of my lif

. >> >> all right, wyatt. there were a trillion reasons to go to the theater, this morning, but it was invitation only. a special show for a more special audience. abc 2's bluffing was there. >> >> reporter: as the house lights go down, the excitement level goes up. >>> he has thrilled audiences around the world. but he brings the beauty of bubbles to a most welcoming crowd. >> nobody appreciates visual beauty -- so, it's about being awe tiftic, proud of it and being here. >> reporter: she and her son jack tried to experience theater before, often with negative results. but it changed this show changed their lives. >> it was magic. he was coming out of his seat and it was okay. he was screaming and clapping and that was okay. and all of the bubbles came over here him and i realized this was the best show for children with disabilities than i have ever seen. >> reporter: to these kids, they are captivated. >> it truly means the world, it exposes him to just other things beyond his little routine at home beyond

here's your first forecast with meteorologist wyatt everhart. >> i didn't authorize that opening line. there will be snow in the northeast. we'll stay south of this. we're not going to have this beautiful weather. we'll have it tonight and early in the day tomorrow, clear skies but these temperatures that we're enjoying in the mid to upper 60s as we approach sunset, don't get used to these. colder air will come. for now, we're enjoying 60 at the beach and 60s as far west has westminster and clashings -- clarksville. tomorrow 70 at 4:00 in the afternoon but the clouds thicken up. the chance for rain tomorrow night by 8:00 and things really begin to go downhill after that. we'll talk more about your thursday, friday forecast when this gets interesting. >>> all right. baltimore county is making sure they're getting ready for the winter weather. road crews are taking part in the heavy equipment rodeo. it encourages crews to hone their skills. >>> maryland has 23 counties and half will be getting aid for hurricane recovery. 12 counties already, including harford county and most of the shor

by crate -- wyatt. what do we want to tell him? >> no rain! >> reporter: wyatt.you have got some pressure. >> i can relate to the half devil, half angel. >> reporter: i can't wait to see yours. you say it's posted on line. we'll see. >> weather will keep holding up. as we take a look, nothing spooky about this. 54 degrees. winds are out of the southeast. you know, not a bad looking day. wild cloud formations but things stay dry. a nice finish. ellicott city, fall colors. some of the trees have not been quite stripped of their leaves. still snow on the ground in western maryland. deep creek lake, skistarting ea, that was crazy this weekend. maryland's most popular radar clear. we hope that holds up all night. i'll show you what's coming up that could change things later tonight but temperatures mid-50s. we'll slowly fall into the 40s. winds are relatively light, not a particularly breezy night for all the ghouls and goblins. this band is likely to diminish. i'm watching this secondary area of rain that's south of us. this rain will continue to push up out of the s

illegal workers, but, scott, one expert told us today it's nowhere close to 40% of new jobs. >> pelley: wyatt, thanks very much. fallout from the lockout. taxpayers who spent billions on n.b.a. arenas are being left on the sidelines. citygroup is find more than a quarter billion dollars for one part of the financial meltdown. and apple stores close as employees remember steve jobs when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: n.b.a. owners and players' representatives were back at the negotiating table today trying to settle their differences and end the lockout. taxpayers don't have a seat at the table, even though they have spent more than $2 billion on arenas in the last 10 years. and with 100 games already canceled anna werner reports cities are starting to hurt and one may even sue the n.b.a. for lost revenue. >> reporter: the oklahoma city thunder was supposed to play denver friday night, bument the entire pre-season schedule has been canceled. >> i think they need to wake up and play basketball because this isn't a season we can lose. >> reporter: taxpayers here spent $210 million fo

cain's fix for the economy is called the 999 plan, and we asked wyatt andrews to find out if the numbers add up. >> my top priority is 999. ( laughter ). >> reporter: it's the one big idea that's driving herman caine and driving his surge in the polls. >> 999 is bold. >> reporter: bold because cain would replace the entire tax code and all of its loopholes with a 9% corporate tax, 9% personal income tax, and a 9% national sales tax. it raises the same amount in revenue, he says, but would be simpler and more fair. >> we must grow this economy with a bold solution. >> reporter: the idea made cain a target in the debate last night with jon huntsman mocking 999 as a gimmick. >> i thought it was the price of a pita when i heartheard about it, herman. >> reporter: if enacted, however, 99 nine, would make filing taxes easy. most families would pay a flat 9% income tax can only one deduction for charitable contributions. there would be no tax on capital gains which also leads to a simple conclusion. >> it will raise taxes on the poor. it will cut taxes on the rich. >> reporter: roberton william

wyatt andrews, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: ohio governor john kasich signed an order today makingher to own exotic animals legally. he had le let a sim order expire last spring. tuesday in zanesville 56 animals were set free. nearly all-- including lions, bears and 18 rare tigers-- were killed by the police. with the war in iraq ending, we go with weuppedded veterans who return to the war zone to heal. that story is next. to know its wants... its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. flavor, meet food. introducing swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] new swanson flavor boost. can you start the day the way you want? can orencia help? [ woman ] i wanted to get up when i was ready, not my joints. [ man ] i wanted to button my shirt, myself. [ female announcer ] could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your doctor. orencia reduces many ra symptoms, like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by ot

9 may have won herman caine some attention, but, scott, now it's bringing him scrutiny. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. cain's 9% plan would be a big cut for corporations, too. our research department worked the numbers, and they tell us once you consider the deductions and the loopholes, the average tax paid by american companies is about 26%. despite high unemployment rate, we have found there are plenty of jobs for people with the right skills. the f.b.i. busts a man who allegedly hacked the e-mail of hollywood celebrities, and a boxer attempting the comeback of a lifetime. when the "cbs evening news" continues. in florida today, federal agents arrested a jacksonville man for allegedly hacking into the personal e-mail accounts of hollywood celebrities. we asked ben tracy to look into this. >> reporter: his alleged victims are a who's who of film and music, including actresses scarlett johansson and mila kunis, as well as pop star christina aguilera. today's arrest of 35-year-old christopher chaney in florida comes after an 11-month f.b.i. investigation dubbed "operation hackerazzi." the

jamie and wyatt get it started. >> it is raw out there tonight. something is coming. >> the winds have changed jamie, is that what we're getting at here? >> it is. >> this storm we had to deal with today, clearing out, bringing in the wind though behind it, a new storm develops, that's gonna come in late tomorrow night into saturday and it looks likes mainly cold rain but the chance for warm weather coming in too. let's see what we're talking about for tomorrow night. a couple showers over the lower delmarva peninsula. lower delaware is where we're finding some of the action right now. some of the showers clearing out, just some cloud cover back off to the west and through the day tomorrow, probably get some brief courage, 28, 30 miles tim the air temps which are now down to 40, feels more like 30s out there. tomorrow through the day, breezy, struggled to get above 50 degrees and after some midday clearing, clouds come back in the evening, we'll look for that cold rain to begin to come in tomorrow night. things change even more saturday. those det

we'll get wyatt's take. those and more at 6:00.here's a preview of world news 6:30 with diane sawyer. coming up on world news, meet a woman who like millions of americans are living with pain pill, after pill, after pill, until a doctor said something that changed her life. tonight on world news. . >>> new day, a new bank upping the fees on customers, this time it's citibank, in december the minimum balance for midlevel banks will go up from six to $15,000. if you don't maintain that it's $20 a month. customers with easy checking acts will be -- accounts will be charged 15-dollars a month. >>> friendlies restaurant chain is filing for bankruptcy protection. it has closed 67 stores. it has secured $70 million in financing and remaining 424 stores will remain open as it reorganizes. gift cards will be honored at the remaining stores. >>> high end fashion at a discount pass. target fashion decider woo will have a new collection. his target line will include women's clothing and handbags. you have to wait until february to see it in st

. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. >>> in democracy 2012 lots of political news as each republican candidate is pushing to steal the headlines. we have the very latest. what's up today with hour candidates -- our candidates? >> they seem to be everywhere talking about all different kinds of things. it's almost like a political grab bag and it starts in new hampshire. >> put my name on this paper hoping that this time it will take. >> reporter: deja vu for mitt romney. just as he did in 2007, romney filed his paperwork for the state's primary. it -- he holds an 18 point lead. he also picked up anen scoresment from former governor john is a knew knew. texas governor rick perry is expected to unveil his plan. it will be a flat tax. helping him with it is steve forbes. and herman cain's stance on abortion is in the spotlight. >> it ultimately gets down to a choice that that family or that mother has to make, not me as president. >> reporter: cain has tried to clarify his antiabortion position saying over the weekend at a for rum in iowa, quote, no abortions, no exception. it's probably no surprise

those stories, plus wyatt's up to the minute forecast.

if you want to be wyatt, you can. this is good, including a live look at maryland's most popular radar. download it. keep the forecast right there in your hands. you can track the storms in your own neighborhood. check out the seven-day forecast. head to the abc2 weather a. >>> it's national food day. they celebrated today in pig town. they set up a nice little stand at george washington, almost ri. get fresh, baltimore. look at all the great vegetables and fruits. there will be fewer black bears roaming the woods. hundreds of hunters headed out for the first day of the season. it is scheduled to last until saturday unless the quota is reached. there was a 50-year moratorium that only ended in 2004. >>> the competition is getting tight with seven couples left on "dancing with the stars." the man to boat this season j.r. martinez. he has been knocking over the judges. martinez with his partner karina smirnoff will continue. >>> ravens and jacksonville. the ravens come in at 4-1 looking like a power house. jacksonville

. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. let's talk about politics now.n tonight as democracy 2012, claiming you'll be able to fill out your tax return on a most card. we have the very latest. taxes on a postcard. that should make this pretty popular, uh? >> reporter: you would think. when you fill out your taxes you have all this paperwork. he is saying you can do it on a postcard. rick perry's campaign has been in neutral. he's hoping this tax plan might change that. it's called cut, balance and grow. maybe not as catchy as 9-9-9 but perry hopes his plan will generate more buzz. >> it cuts taxes and it also cuts spending. it balances the budget by 2020 and it grows jobs and it gross the economy. >> reporter: here's how the tax plan would work. this basically means all americans would have the choice of a 20% flat tax rate and now americans will be able to file their taxes on just one postcard alone. it would cut corporate taxes from 35% to 20%. as we were saying, americans now have the choice between their current system and that of the flat tax. >> so

king's chief strategist wyatt walker, wrote project c. >> we used code words to obscure what we were getting ready to do. >> dr. king's code name was jack kennedy. birmingham became johannesburg . nonviolent action was called a baptismal service. >> the racist element in the police department would create a crisis or confrontation, and so we knew that we wouldn't be in birmingham long before that would happen. >> dr. king was arrested for marching without a permit. and for his defiance, solitary confinement. a diary he kept while in jail in georgia a year earlier reveals how his thoughts would turn to his family. >> god blessed me with a great and wonderful life. i have never adjusted to bringing my children up under these inexplicable conditions. >> by 1963, dr. king had been arrested several times. >> nobody with any sense likes to go to jail. but if he puts you in jail, you go in that jail and transform it from a dungeon of shame to a haven of freedom and unity. >> despite his own words, the same diary shows king found incarceration draining. >> jail is almost like being dead whil

i think i'm going to toss it over to wyatt. >> decent fall weather, which is something we're acustommed to we haven't had it for weeks. this weekend no exception, murky gray was about it. this pattern beginning to shift, though. yes. there's a few showers on maryland's most powerful radar. these temperatures unbelievably cool. upper 40s. eastern shore making it in the mid-50s. the rest of this evening we'll hang out in the 40s, but there is significant improvement and it all begins tomorrow afternoon. we talk about that. how warm and how long coming up. >> well, the trial against dr. conrad murray continued with testimony from another doctor who saw michael jackson on the day he died. she gave permission for the jackson home to pronounce him dead but said the body was still brought to her in the emergency room department. show said that never happened before and murray wanted to continue resuscitation efforts. >>> demonstrators were on wall street. now the group calling themselves occupy wall street are protesting their treatment. about 700 were arrested trying to cross the brooklyn bri

let's check in with the man with the answers, wyatt everhart. >> you have to check out my facebook page. i think you might like it. >> reporter: what are you this year? >> you'll have to check it ut -- out. >> reporter: sounds good. >>> 40s, cloudy and cool, maybe a shower or two. later tonight we could see a passing light shower. 54 at the airport as we approach this halloween night. southeast wind around 5. snow on the ground at deep creek lake. unbelievable in late october. here in the city just some passing clouds, generally calm clear weather. some fall color although that wind and snow and winter mix knocked a will the of the fall foilage off the tree. we're showing all clear, one small shower in the southern tip of the state. that's it. temperature wise mid-50s, falling in the 40s. on the whole, everything is looking good. our winds are five to 10, so a very light breeze. here's the rain, one out in west virginia, a little band. that may diminish. then showers south of the richmond area. this area will keep trekking northward. there's two different opportunities to get some showe

corral involved wyatt earp, doc holiday and the clantons. it seems to me virgil and morgan earp have been pushed into the background. virgil wanted to be a good lawman, i think he was pragmatic. he much preferred giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing them or having their pride attacked. he did his best that day to let the cowboys settle down and ride on out of town and finally felt forced to act. when he did, he called on the people he trusted most, his two brothers. and then, of course, there was doc along who was never going to miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happened, and i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances, if virgil hadn't been approached by a couple town leaders offering vigilantes, if wyatt and tom mcclear ri hadn't had that little --

wyatt's ashes were buried south of san fransisco and when josey died in 1944, she was laid to rest with her husband. cowboys pay their respects. they stand on the man cured grass surrounded by tombstones topped with stars of david, a world away from the blood and smoke of the o.k.corral. thank you. [applause] thank you very much, and now we will entertain questions, comments, and/or concerns. [laughter] all we ask for if you have a question, let that boom mike get in place, and i'm anticipating good questions from this bright denver audience. >> good evening. i just wanted to thank you for that wonderful reading, and i hope the publishers will do an audio book select you to read your own work. it's terrific, and i enjoyed hearing you on the radio this morning on peter boyle's show, and looking forward to it tomorrow. >> well, he convinced me to stay, you know? i really like this champ. he's, i think, a popular talk show fellow here in denver, and i really, i mean, it would be hoof me to stay in the studio. we were very good friends. appreciate that. >> [inaudible] >> yes, we're waiting

i have been reading a lot -- wyatt himself. the general takes some of that take no -- do not take no for an answer attitude. i have never seen anyone running so fast on so little sleep. i want you to know how very grateful we are and how many people have commented on how well orchestrated fleet week is. so, from the bottom of my heart, general, thank you so much for all the to do for all of us. [applause] >> on behalf of the commission, we would also like to thank you. i have the opportunity to vote on saturday and watched the air show. every nook and cranny of the port was filled with people. it was wonderful. you have been doing an amazing job. it just keeps getting better and better. thank you so much. we have a small plaque with "gratitude, congratulations on the successful and spectacular fleet week." we also have a small token of our appreciation. >> thank you. [s sneeze] >> please. >> i am really taking bows for the work of a lot of people. with all the names that she read off in the embarcadero area, we did have a missi

right, wyatt? >> yeah, and both navy and maryland are 2-2, you got a pick?> i am going navy. >> go midshipmen. right? all right. we will see what happens. a great day for football, man. >> awesome. >> awesome, thanks lynnette, appreciate that. >>> let's get into the rest of your forecast, 46 overnight, tomorrow 70 degrees -- or 77 rather, tomorrow down to 50 or so, clear, dry, your seven-day- forecast you know good stuff here. in fact we look for low 80s into sunday and monday, so we get only better weather as the weekend progresses, and the chance for rain holding off until tuesday night into wednesday doesn't get much better than for for your columbus day weekend. >> it is an exhibit set up to bring attention to childhood malnutrition. the program aims to raise awareness to the crisis of hunger. the u.s. government is making an effort but doctors without borders say they need to do a lot more. >> right now the u.s. is the largest exporter of international food aid to directs nutrition programs around the world and the food consists mainly of a corn soy ble

let's turn to meteorologist wyatt for more on the forecast. >> >> jaime, still wet weather out there.we'll see a drying trend pretty fast. another 12-18 hours. things will begin to change. in the

wyatt everhart is in the storm center with more. >>> the running festival, ravens back in action. the last of the heavy showers, heavy band of rain pushed offshore of the beaches. we are clear now in ocean city. one renegade shower towards dorchester or maryland's most popular radar. see to the west, widely scattered light showers in garrett county, maybe in as far as cumberland. i don't expect more this evening. if you see drops on the windshield they won't last. wind gusts, breezy the rest of the evening. winds above 20 at times. staying clear, 60s, we will talk about how your saturday and sunday shape up in terms of wind and sunshine coming up. . don't forget, log on to abc2news.com slashwet. to track the weather this weekend throughout our region and especially in your neighborhood. track storms op our interactive radar and updates on the current forecast and 7 day. also click on the link to download the weather app for your iphone or ipad to have the information right in the palm of your hands. . two children taken to the hospital after a school bus collided with a car in bal

here is wyatt. >> reporter: tough part of the change. you know -- how soon we forget the beauty of columbus day. we have some brief clearing across the city at least on maryland's most powerful radar. heavier rain up toward perryville. it's wet up in western cecil. across the entire state, widely scattered showers south and west of us, those will be on and off into our immediate baltimore area later on tonight. temperatures cool with all that rain out there. tomorrow a little warmer but still the chance for rain on and off throughout the day. >> i hope so. it'll come back. we can find the sun here at abc 2news.com where you can track the rain, storms and where that sun is going to pop up next. you can track the storms on the interactive radar along with update on the current forecast and also your seven day. don't forget you can click on the link to down load the weather app so you can have the same information there in the palm of your hand. >>> the late wet summer has driven up the price of hay and left it in short supply and tonight a