now we must unite and let wyatt give you your media analysis.we don't jon will have that [bleep] rob wriggle do it. and we cannot afford four more minutes of rob wri wriggle. he is an oaf. now more than ever we need wyatt to report on this story. good night! and thank you. [cheers and applause] glnchesd >>jon: wow. that was incredible. she threw her support me hind you. what is your report. >> i have nothing.actually is io the kanye west show. >>jon: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>jon: former presidential candidate joining us from the pepsi center in downtown denver. howard dean nice to see you sir. >>jon: how are you. >> i'm just great. >>jon: day three of the convention and you are chairman of the convention and how do you think it's going and please feel free to not be honest. >> i have to say it's goinggrea. i really do. i tried this off the air and i tried it on the air. how many houses do you own, jon? do you remember? if you remember you would be a better president than john mccain. we'll freeze the frame and redo. >> thank you.jon: let me as

your take on the election speeches, wyatt. please don't do that, wyatt. wyatt. they don't even make that beer here in colorado. that is -- all right. where is larry? is he in the election center as well? >> what's up? what's up? what's up? [applause] what's up? >> jon: all right, everybody. we get the point. we're going to go to john oliver on the floor of the election. john? >> jon, thank you. i could not disagree more with my colleagues. if the democrats are tapping anything, it's not the rockies but their own smug sense of self satisfaction. they chose denver not for its association with the faste american beverage but its sheer height, a city literally a mile above the rest of america. for which these liberal -- from which these liberal elites can peer down upon the rabble, judging whether or not we're separating paper from plastic and hurling energy-saving lightning bolts from us on high as were once hurled down from olympos. jon? >> jon: rob? >> what's up? >> jon: rob? >> what's up? >> jon: rob, we're not doing that any more, rob. we're not doing it. what

here you go, wyatt. according to the country's second oldest almanac, this winter will be packed with strong snow steriles. the 2013 hagerstown almanac was rope leased it. includes predictions for two nor'easters in december alone. the overall forecast is for 15 total days of heavy snow from november through march. you believe it? >>> some of you may want to be the first to hear when a storm is on its way. just head to our website, abc2news.com/mobile and download our storm shield app. remember, to download our weather apps, just text wmar to 46988. >>> a image -- grand jury indicted 15-year-old robert gladden, jr. he faces nine counts of first degree aspaw. gladden is accused of bringing a gun to school and shooting his 17-year-old classmate. it names eight other's stopped gladden. >>> police evacuated a neighborhood in baltimore county after a hazmat scare. today two teens face chargings of concocting drugs for huffing in the basement on regally oak -- ridgely oak road. police arrested 19-year-old just

let's check in with wyatt. >> it depends on where you are right now. we have weather going down in caroline county and in eastern dorchester county and eastern talbot county. so we are seeing intense weather in parts of the state. this is the narrow band that has produced damaging winds. we have had a tornado watch but haven't seen much in the way of tornadic activity. a tornado watch is in effect just for the eastern most part of the state for another hour or so through 7:00. the radar picture, you seat storm line pushing out, but there's rain on the back side. we're not completely clear, but we see the worst of the weather pushing east and over the eastern shore toward delaware. for more on the situation, let's head over to meteorologist mike masco. >> that will be the problem for the rest of the evening. that's the spot we'll have to cope an eye on as annapolis' high tide comes in a little after 8:00. the winds have been a big issue all day, southerly winds between 15 and 20 miles an hour. sustained winds at 23. all that wind pushing the close is a

gail wyatt: i think that violence in our society is very common...y perplexing to many americans, because it's reached the upper echelons. as long as it occurred in people of color or poor people or homeless people, criminals, you know, it was something that people could say, "well, it's those people." but when you see it occurring in suburban areas and in affluent families, and communities, i think it really begins to shake the roots of this society and begins to call into question... what exactly is happening. i think that's very unfortunate. i think if we had been concerned about anyone being a victim of violence, we would have been a lot better prepared but any phenomena that's left unchecked is going to move into the basic core of our society. maybe finally, in this country, because violence has seeped out of inner city, we'll begin to address treating it as an epidemic. and that means that we're not only going to treat littleton, colorado, but we're also going to treat compton, california, with the same energy in identifying the problems there

and wyatt andrews is there tonight. wyatt. >> reporter: scott, good evening. here's the surprise in our poll here in virginia-- the president gi actually beating mitt romney now in virginia on romney's core issue, the economy. >> i absolutely think the economy is improving. op reporter: 20 miles outsmism e numbers. in our poll when likely voters erre asked who would do a better job on the economy, mitt romney led by two points in august, but that's now flipped to a two- point lead for mr. obama, 49 to 47. repu don't support the republican philosophy that tax cuts will improve the economy. so i-- i do believe that government spending can be reduced, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be spent on infrastructure, education, and orteth care. >> reporter:nt also holds a sizable 12-point lead among women voters in virginia with almost every obama campaign ad focused on women. >> moms like kristy would be mretched even more under mitt romney. >> my goodness, what a northern virginia welcome! thank you! >> reporter: but there is another side to the gender gap. the rom

wyatt suffered second and third-degree burns all over his body. attorney. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thapnks for having us. >> marlin, i want to start with you. you were there when the tractor caught fire. can you describe what happened? >> it was a sunday afternoon. the kids had just come back from church and stuff, and wyatt wanted to ride his plastic tractor. and i got it for him and he was out riding in the yard and we were doing our sunday afternoon thing in the yard. we had people coming over, we were picking up and getting things ready in the yard. one thing led to another, and he started screaming and i looked over toward him and the tractor had just caught on fire. >> just suddenly? it's battery powered, right? >> correct. >> and then, marlin, you had to get your son off of that tractor. can you describe to us how you did that? >> i did. he jumped off and ran toward me and i ran towards him and put him on the ground and rolled him and helped extinguish the fire and stuff. it was a pretty horrific scene for a little bit. >>

most of this action north of baltimore, right, wyatt? >> a lot of the rain coming down north of the city. you see the rain reaching up to bel air and beyond. still some rain in those areas but, again, the bulk of it is up the i-83 corridor. we have a flash flood warning for baltimore county and baltimore city that's going to exestablished -- extend for another hour. to the west you seat tropical -- see the tropical moisture. more of this coming our way the next several afternoons and evenings. we'll talk about when this lets up, coming up. >>> we typically honor our service members on veterans day and memorial day. hundreds showed up to honor petty officer patrick feeks. hundreds were there as hundreds honored our fallen hero. >> reporter: on august 16 maryland lost one of its own in a helicopter crash in kandahar. petty officer patrick feeks along with six other americans were killed in a firefight when their helicopter within the down in kandahar. that was two weeks ago but the community has not forgotten. patrick's casket was flown to

wyatt andrews on who will benefit and who won't. the drought and tough choices. jim axelrod with a man who helps decide where the water will go. and a final good-bye to the first man on the moon from the last. >> farewell, my friend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. if a single picture captured the story of the day, it had to be this one. protesters bashing a heavily fortified door in the middle eastern country of yemen, the sign they've ripped down says, "embassy of the united states." anti-american violence spread in the region today, fueled by anger or a once-obscure internet movie that ridicules islam, a film produced in the united states but one that has been condemned by the u.s. government. a mob attacked but did not break in to the u.s. embassy in yemen. in telephone calls today, president obama be thanked the president of yemen for condemning this embassy attack, but he told the president of egypt that the embassy there needs to be better protected. all of t

wyatt will be right back with the full forecast. >>> one of man's greatest pleasurements happened in1969. that's when neil armstrong stepped foot on the moon. >> he passed away and thousands attended the memorial. >> reporter: the words have been etched into our collective memory. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: 40 years later, thousands who were inspired by those words took a small sad step for the memorial honoring neil armstrong. one came from dallas to be here. he worked with armstrong at the kennedy space center. >> knowing he could die at any moment. we're going to go for it no matter what. >> reporter: kim sullivan came from sterling, virginia, to show his respects for a man who he had something in common. >> the first eagle scout to walk on the moon. i have two sons who are eagle scouts. he was a role model to many young men, still a role model. >> reporter: the national cathedral is special to armstrong. he donated a moon rock to the church. it is still displayed today. the last man to step on the mon and armstrong's friend spoke at s

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with look at the forecast. no complaints, wyatt. >> we're trying to keep the streak going. upper 70s, a few degrees warmer. the humidity is still comfortably low. are there any indications of a change? yes. frontal boundary diving through the northern plains approaching the midwest. that will arrive for our saturday, could bring showers. for the rest of the overnight period, we're looking good. 54 by daybreak tomorrow. we'll talk much more about this and look at this weekend's forecast. we'll have some changes it. 's coming up. >> the front door is finally open and the place is packed. there was a grand opening, but will voters this november put a dammer on the celebration. we have this report. >> traffic may be stalled but the slots kept spins as maryland live winners came to witness the completion of one of the biggest money makerrings in the state. >> love it. >> reporter: the arundel mills casino had its grand opening of phase two and will soon host seven restaurants, including the prime rib due to hope thi

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wyatt will be in it. >> it's year number three for me, for the entire swimming across america crew. we are proud to be a part of it. now this year and year three we will have raised over one million dollars for cancer research at the cancer institute at johns hoppings this is just a huge deal for baltimore and swim across america even an a national basisw. that in mind we are here where a lot of the training happens. we want to bring in two of the swimmer this is year, harry and brook. you guys are both swimming, brook how many years have you done it? >> three years. >> reporter: three. you were out in the bay two years ago. great. how about you? >> this is my second year. >> reporter: second year. you guys both go to the highland school right? >> yes. >> reporter: and have you raised money for the good cause? >> yep. >> all right. a couple hundred dollars? >> $250. >> reporter: how about you? >> i raised 500. >> reporter: wow. impressive. you still have a day for two to get a few more. what makes you two and i -- what makes you want to go out and swim a mile in the chesapeake? >> i

wyatt andrews has that part of the story. >> reporter: the tape was recorded at a florida fundraiser last may 17th when romney had the nomination locked down but needed money. that afternoon romney teased the press corps he had to leave them behind. but someone, almost certainly a donor taped the fundraiser and in late may post this youtube clip of romney speaking there about labor in china. that was enough for political researchers james carter iv the grandson of president carter, was tracking romney and could not believe somebody recorded the fundraiser. >> i knew it was going to be news worthy. some news worthy parts of it. but i had no idea that it would be anything like this. >> reporter: carter then connected the source of the video to a reporter, david corn, the washington bureau chief of the liberal investigative magazine "mother jones." corn spent months he says trying to convince the source to release the video and told us in a phone interview the source claimed the taping of romney wasn't driven by politics it was more i get to be in the room with a presidential candidate

wyatt will be among those taking a dip. you were in the pool last year because of the bad weather but we hope to hit the bay. >> reporter: this is another outstanding year for us here. swim across america and baltimore this is year three and -- million dollars raised for cancer research. it's a human thing for not just baltimore and swimmer across marry band but here -- where so many of the open water swimmers have been swimming for the big one mile open water or the three mile at gibson, sunday morning. i want to bring in eric -- now you are one of the lie performance coaches here and -- you know you have been involved this and a supporter for the last three years and i know your wife is swimming this year. you, a cancer survivor, talk about what it means to you? >> it's -- it goes beyond words because i experienceds it myself. the amount of money that gets raised through this and to help fight this hard battle is beyond words, but very much appreciated and it's something that's needed in this fight against cancer. >> yes

will we cooldown overnight in wyatt has a look at the forecast. >> i can't see you. there your. >> i tell you what. a sunny day, a hot summer day in the mid-90s. what a way to wrap up august. la day of august fitting after the hot summer. mid80s in the inner harbor. it's still a warm summer like evening for you. it's a crystal clear sky for the moment. a great night to check out that blue moon overhead. full moon and the clouds starting to edge into western maryland so tomorrow not as clear and by the end of the weekend we will face showers and spinoff moisture from this, what's left of isaac putting the rain down across the midwest this evening. overnight into the early morning just a -- calm and a few clouds blowing through. we will talk about when the chance torrian goes up this weekend. >> a man in police custody tried to get away by jumping out of a six floor window, it happened at the medical center. county police say the 40-year- old broke a window and jumped, but he didn't make it to the ground. he landed on the second floor rooftop. he was taken to the hospi

wyatt andrews, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," theout from mitt romney's secretly recorded comments at a fundraiser. we'll get reaction from rick davis. >>> plus, what's being done to counter so called insider attacks in afghanistan? we'll speak with general richard myers. >>> pastor joel osteen tells us about his new book. that a little later. that will do it for morning news on a tuesday. i'm terrell brown, take care, everybody. i'm terrell brown, take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ,,,, eindhove and arrest and if our r

in pennsylvania is in jeopardy this year. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. after the nfl ended its lockout of referees, it wasted no time sending the replacements home. e leleague got an ear full after the fill-ins blew a touchdown call monday night. last night, the nfl struck a new mentract agreement with the regular officials, and they are working the cleveland-baltimore game tonight. their average salary will jump from $149,000 to $205,000 by 0019. pensions will be phased out. new hires will get a 401(k) 1(k)ead. the drought has damaged crops, and now homes. there's new evidence the red lanet was once a wet planet. and is this a second mona lisa or just another work of art when the cbs evening news continues. t you feeling like yourself again in the morning. dulcolax laxative tablets. ?u keep you moving. ♪ feeling free. ♪ when i think of aspirin, i really think of it as that bottle in the back of my parents' medicine cabinet. finding bayer advanced was huge. i was really surprised by how well it worked. and i'd definitely use it again. put bayer advanced

wyatt andrews looks at how some women feel about the president and mitt romney today. >> all the samey're all extreme. >> emily blout is a 28-year-old grad student in arlington, virginia, and she's voting for the president mostly because of social issues. she likes the president's health care reform and its guaranteed coverage of contraception. she does not like that mitt romney would repeal the reform and that romney opposes most abortions. when the republican controlled legislature in virginia voted to force women getting an abortion to view the fetus on an ultrasound, blout felt that women were being targeted. >> in virginia, i see an absolutely a war against women in virginia. >> a war against women. >> a war against women. i want to make my own decisions between me and my doctor and nobody else. that's what they're targeting. >> a voter in herndon, virginia, calls the notion of a war on women preposterous. she's a telecom manager and mother of two, she supports romney because her issue is the sputtering economy. >> i'm very concerned about being able to afford getting my children

to hold his lead with women while romney needs to diminish it or take it away. >> pelley: thanks, wyatt's civil war has created a humanitarian crisis that is spreading beyond its borders. the united nations said today that more than 100,000 syrians fled their country in just the last month. many are now crowded into refugee camps and neighboring countries, including turkey and jordan. human rights activists say at least 23,000 syrians have died since the assad dictatorship set out to crush a rebellion nearly 18 months ago. we're learning more tonight about the damage done by hurricane isaac and we'll have an update from the gulf next. [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share your passions because the results... are you having fun doing this? yeah. that's a very nice cake! [ male announcer ] well, you can't beat them. [ giggles ] ohh! you got something huh? whoa... [ male announcer ] humana understands the value of spending time together that's a lot of work getting that one in! let's go see the birdies. [ male announcer ] one on one, sharing wha

our team coverage starts right now with chief meteorologist wyatt ever heart. wyatt. >>> yeah. it was a wild afternoon. we got a lot of rain out there. our main rain is offshore. another little line coming through. this is the front. that is now offshore. this is our severe weather line but this line will bring in just a few more showers before we begin to clear things out. how much wayne so far? almost an inch and a half in balt his or her. inch and three quarters german town. stevens vil almost an inch and a half. multiple damage reports for high winds in howard county. carroll county wind gusts over 60 miles per hour reported there. wide spreads winds over 50 so that was the main concern. still have a coastal flood concern tonight for all the extra water in the bay that was stacked up on that hard south wind. that will create areas right along the chesapeake getting a higher than normal amount of water. overnight tonight 57 with a few showers. we will be breezy and clearing. by the way want to remind you don't forget to check out the storm shield app. this is available on yo

wyatt andrews has been looking into that for us. >> thank you so much! >> reporter: today it was mitt romney in las vegas. yesterday it was the president in tampa. two candidates visiting swing states but on an urgent quest for money, ask the race for cash last month favored the president. according to federal election reports, obama campaign took in almost $85 million in august, its best month of the year, igile the romney campaign collected $67 million, also the campaign's best month. in another crucial category, idsh in the bank, again, the president held a lead, $89 million compared to mitt romney's $35 million. one of the ways the cash thvantage has already helped the elesident is this-- >> i'm barack obama, and i , andve this message. r: reporter: mr. obama has vastly outspent mitt romney on television ads written and controlled by the campaign. 236 million on ads for the aesident, 92 million for romney. but romney has an edge when the unlimited spending by super pacs is factored in. >> obama has made a lot of bad decisions. >> reporter: romney has

and wyatt andrews is there tonight. wyatt. >> reporter: scott, good evening. here's the surprise in our poll here in virginia-- the president is actually beating mitt romney now in virginia on romney's core issue, the economy. >> i absolutely think the economy is improving. >> reporter: 20 miles outside washington in vienna, virginia, attorney amanda lipon schneider sees an economy on the rise. she supports the president and her optimism is reflected in the numbers. in our poll when likely voters were asked who would do a better job on the economy, mitt romney led by two points in august, but that's now flipped to a two-point lead for mr. obama, 49 to 47. >> i don't support the republican philosophy that tax cuts will improve the economy. so i-- i do believe that government spending can be reduced, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be spent on infrastructure, education, and health care. >> reporter: the president also holds a sizable 12-point lead among women voters in virginia with almost every obama campaign ad focused on women. >> moms like kristy would be

wyatt believes it is important to learn to be quiet in a noisy world. gail wyatt: some people consider it meditation. some people consider it prayer. i don't care what people call it. we all need to do it, and we need to do it at some point and time at the beginning of the day, and whenever we're aware that we're under too much stress. many people have other ways of dealing with stress that work for them. louis hernandez: i truly believe that some source of activity-- physical activity-- really helps to void your system of those stressors. and even those chemicals that your body produces when it realizes you're under stress, physical activity helps to void your system of that. and certainly, being careful about what you eat and being more careful about the life you lead is going to extend that, but it's work. it's something you have to do daily, you know, on a daily basis. salvatore maddi: the problem, for me, is that although that's fine as far as it goes, it's not enough. those bodily oriented lifestyle approaches don't do very much to help you decrea

let's send it over to wyatt. >> just to get back to the radar perspective, chester south -- chester town south of queen anne county and if there were ever a time to download our storm shield app, this is it. put if your zip code. your town. when you do that, you can bring have you the coastal flood advisories. much more weather coming up. let's go backs to the news desk. >>> many schools cans selled their afternoon and evening activities. you can get the full list on our website, abc2news.com. you can sign up for a severe weather alert. a. >>> a clinical research are was murdered monday night. >> police said he was returning home when he was robbed and killed. brian kuebler has more. dr. peter marvit has no enemies. no rhyme to this tragic reason. so far this seems like the type of crime we fear most, a random killing of a law abiding citizen. peter marvit was parking his car, going in to see his family and that is when this happened. >> he was shot near his vehicle. detectives believe he was either exiting or entering the car and we are exploring a robbery motive. >> reporter: police sp

. >> wyatt? >> great sleeping weather again. check out the hour by hour forecast.emperatures dropping into the low 60s again, dry, comfortable clear. here's the outlook and the rest of the week, more sunshine on tap. outdoor activities, get out this. savor this. >> all right. let's see if the orioles can pull this one off. >> we'll see you tonight at 11.

we should all be more like wyatt. thanks for watching. "studio b" with john roberts starts now. >> good afternoon, i'm john roberts in for shep. this is "studio b." the jobs report putting more political pressure on the president. the feds say hiring is slowing. many more are out of work and more have stopped looking for a job. the candidates respond. >>> police investigating a bizarre bank heist after a bank manager claims a gunman ordered her to put on an explosive vest. >>> the united states adds a pakistan based militant group to a list of designated terror organizations. what does that mean? we'll explain ahead on "studio b." >>> first, grim news on the economy threatening to bust any bump president obama earned after the nomination speech. the labor department reporting u.s. employers only added 96,000 jobs last month, well low the 125,000 needed to show economic improvement. add to that the unemployment rate dropped 8.1 for the wrong reason. it fell .2% in july but because many gave up looking. >> in new hampshire, the president ac

wyatt, my love, you're a male nurse who dvrs everything on bravo. that ship has sailed.: how you doing? you okay? okay? i'm thrilled. come on, baby girl, it's me. what? of course, i'm thrilled. and to tell you the truth, a little relieved. i gotcha. we're doing survive and thrive. good for you, you brave little toaster. i think he was a fool to do what he did. what?! i could've told you he wasn't ready to get married. i tell everyone in my life, run everything past me first. even yoga wear decisions. hint, hint. what do you mean he wasn't ready to get married? he proposed. what?! (elevator bell dings) what did you do? it's bad. you need the girls? yes, please. hi, honey. yeah, he's right here. why? he did what now? well, yes, yes, but-but i... well, maybe... i have no interest... oh, well, i don't want any trouble. i don't want any trouble. the engagement's off. what were you thinking?! you know, it's funny... you don't think. you just vomit whatever's in your head. you're a mental bulimic. i-i'm a terrible person. i hate myself! you're not really going to make this abou

wyatt everhart was there. he has been doing this for three years. let's get a check of the forecast with lynette. >>> across the nation this morning, it's pretty quiet. as you head off towards the west, around the four corners, a few showers across the area, showers in to the state of new york and pennsylvania this morning. we have high pressure building in across the area for today. we will start off with a few clouds out there, i'm going to call it partly cloudy, we will see plenty of sunshine throughout the day. it's going to be a good one. it's a chilly start to the morning. m'sburg, 46 degrees, baltimore 56, 53 annapolis. 51 chesapeake beach. over to you meagan and charlie. >> the game had to be stopped because of a streaker. rest assured you have seen this guy before. >>> a fire started yesterday afternoon 65 miles east of san diego. one thousand acres burned, four different structures along the u.s. mexico border, they have been destroyed. two helicopters, four air tankers and 15 engines joined the fight in helping the crews get the fire unde

. >> wyatt's off to the game. mike's stepping in. >> luckily we aren't on for three hours. all right. be right back after the break. >>> before we go, we want to give you a look at with we're working own. >> facebook is a great way to share your pick clirs with family. but do you know what you're agreeing to when you press that "agree" button. >>> new video and audio to give us a look at what this was like on the day there was a shootout at the temple. we'll gge from the patrol car. >> those stories and a whole lot or when you join us at 11:00. >> we'll goat down into the 60s -- get down into the 60s and eventually the 50s. 78 for tuesday. 812 on wednesday -- 82 on wednesday. how about this. orioles versus tampa bay and showers could sneak back into the picture for sunday. not one, not two but three systems out in the tropic the. we'll talk about that all new. >> it will be a scene. >> let's go ravens. strike up the band.

. >> when you can't take wyatt with you, you can take our forecast.ust head to abc2news.com/weather to learn how to download our weather app on your smartphone. you can get shield app when severe weather pops up in your neighborhood. >>> foreclosures, short sales, disappearing equity. home prices across the nation have risen from last year. that's the biggest jump we've seen in the past six years. abc2's jeff hager has more. >> reporter: you can still find the for sale sig. you just have to search harder. they have been searching for the past six months and they still haven't found their next home. >> we are looking in all different price ranges and not seeing what we want because there's just no inventory. >> reporter: that's from a couple who also built their own real estate company. the harris' opened their franchise on canton square in 2008 just in team for the housing bust. they sold 125 homes that first year. now they average that many every month. >> baltimore is rocking it. >> reporter: in the last year harris said home sales for the month of

>>imus: i took wyatt when he was 13. i've seen it twice with wyatt. it's a scream.et him tickets to "the book of mormon"? >>guest: absolutely. >>imus: don't say yeah because meghan will call you off the air and have you produce the tickets. aoeup happy to pay for them -- i'm happy to pay for them. >>guest: give me your credit card information -- >>imus: i'm not going to do that but we're happy to pay for the tickets. what else in the great white way? >>guest: the great come poe -- the great composer marvin hamlisch died. i wrote a piece for him for the newspaper. if you're a certain age, he provided the soundtrack for our lives. >>imus: you didn't just say that? you are just so lame. the soundtrack to our lives. >>guest: i thought that was a pretty good line. >>imus: no, it's not. any way, go ahead. >>guest: the entertainer from "the sting" all that joplin stuff. memories ♪ ♪ like the corners ♪ of my mind >>imus: sounds pretty good. >>guest: also the greatest musical of all time "the chorus line" it opened in the middle of the 70's when the city was bankrupt, times

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. >>> a nice day to stay in or catch a movie. flash flood warning for baltimore city, baltimore county for a specific down pour over the towson area reaching into the northern part of the county. there will be some ponding of water from the down pour. more tropical moisture feeding into this whole system and will arrive over the next several days. your question, will it be a whrashout? the next several days, we think so. the rest of the evening, more showers and storms and more humid conditions. boy, this is muggy. more on how things will develop is coming up. >> remember, you can check the forecast on the road. just head to abc2news.com/weather. you can learn how top down load our -- to download our weather app and get the storm shield app. >>> well, the baltimore grand prix is over. now comes the big cleanup. crews are working to get ready for tomorrow. they started breaking down the race track last night. all major streets around the two-mile tracker expected to be open by 5 tomorrow morning. grand prix officials said sharp st

. >>> i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart.e're looking at more fantastic weather for the next few days. if you like today, you will love tomorrow and the day after. jamie is saying this is the way we like it, especially on the heels of the big ravens run. it's a great day to celebrate that, sunshine just about everywhere, charm city basking under the sunshine. always like to look there. of course downtown getting ready for some oral -- orioles baseball. conditions at bwi 78. dew point 42. that is dry. look at that wind. days getting shorter. sun set 7:21. maryland's most powerful radar showing a clear scenario, statewide, region wide. temperatures comfortable, low 70s. upper 60s in the mountains. other than that, things aren't bad. a few clouds beginning to blow in from the north through pennsylvania, some drifting across the state line. they will not create very active weather. high pressure bubble still in control, big dome of sinking air. we call this the weather good guy. that's what we have going on right now -- dry, high

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with a look at the weather and whether we'll need a rain coat. >> wild sky in laurel. it's that mix of sun and clouds and hit and miss showers have been more miss than hit. we've seen a few showers. the storm south and west of disk. we think most of the action will stay. you can see the storms popping in northern virginia, the northern part of the shenandoah valley with the remnants of isaac. we're watching leslie offshore. the frontal boundary coming at us. eat late with a few showers -- 80s with a few showers south. we'll talk about that and your complete forecast coming up. >>> the sheriff in queen anne's county face as multimaryland lawsuit. a woman claims he knew the brother was harassing her and did nosmght queen anne's county cher sheriff gary hofmann and his brother john hofmann are being sued by kristy taylor. she said hofmann assaulted her in twine. corporal hofmann pleaded gill ti to second degree assaulted and murphy said one day later she was let g sheriff hofmann said he completely removed himself from the case because of

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart top find out what's on tap for this evening. >>> had some morning cloud cover. now a hot humid san row with the sun out. maryland's most powerful radar has been clearing out. i don't see on the satellite view the sun coming out in earnest. it's an active weather pattern with another front marching toward maryland and potentially a redeveloping storm from the remnants of isaac on the gulf coast. in an case the rest of the evening 80s, warm and humid. we'll have more coming up. >> if you want to be on the know, just head to abc2news.com/weather to learn how to download our weather app. you can also get that storm shield app which will alert you when severe weather pops up in your neighborhood. >>> we have some new video tonight out of prince george's county. a police officer is facing charges after a surveillance video shows him hitting a man with a gun. the incident happened in february, but it was just released. >> reporter: on the video the 19-year-old enters the frame first. the officer swings and hits dorm in the face with the servic

i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart. we're look at a crystal clear maryland, nothing on the radar.that's the way we like it for football in town. how about the weather through the day as the tailgaters are headed out to m&t bank stadium. they had some great weather for blue skies, just low humidity, kind of comfortable fall weather we always look forward to in september. towson and loch raven tech, a few high thin clouds as we move toward a sun set. bel air partly cloudy skies as well. let's take you back live into the city here. people out and about and the conditions look absolutely great, absolutely wonderful. 74 degrees. the dew point, the mesh about 45, about a 50% drop, about a 40% drop in humidity since saturday. one of the culprits, that northwesterly breeze, helping to usher in cooler drier air. now we're feeling it here in maryland. that northwest breeze will be there all night, and maybe cool by the tame and of the game this evening. satellite radar show as few passing clouds well west of us. the air at the surface extremely dry. this keeps things comfortable, especially

carolyn wyatt, bbc news. >> wow. >> wow. isn't that crazy? >> yeah.like she -- if she knew she was pregnant, she'sly could have left. 200 servicewomen have left afghanistan. after learning they were pregnant. >> you can go home if you are pregnant. >> she didn't know. >> this was not a publicity stunt because she would have taken the first plane ride out of there. unbelievable. the woman. >>> this is great. imagine this. pregnant the whole time. included training, 8-mile march and 5-mile run. pregnant. not knowing it. tough lady. >> i don't know. the discovery channel, i'm pregnant, dot, dot, dot. i'm pregnant and didn't know it. the woman, same situation. got sick. took a pregnancy test. came back negative. lost weight. tll were pictures of her six months' pregnant. she could not tell she was pregnant. she maintained her period. she had no idea. she literally gave birth in a bathtub. what is it coming out of me? a chide. it has happened. >> guess it happens. >> i was huge, no denying i was pregnant. katy perry at the top of the pop music charts. it i

wyatt with the forecast that will be picture perfect. >> i think so. little damp from the rain. ray car is clear. hour by hour overnight. be advised of that. >> thank you. we will see you back here at 11.

. >> i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart. look at frostburg. a little fall color on the horizon here. we'll talk about what the first day of fall looks like when we come back. >>> general motors is recalling more than 450,000 vehicles due to a defect which could cause them to roll away unexpectedly. it affect 2007 to 2010 malibus, g6s and saturns. it has a problem with the transmission. it could cause the cars to roll without warning. gm said part of the transmission cable can break. there have been four crashes reported. owners will receive a letter from dealers. >>> if you're in the market for a kindle, you won't be anal to find one at walmart anymore. they will no longer sell amazon kindle tablets and e readers. analysts believe anderson as a major competitor. they said many customers go into walmart and browse but make thir purchases through the online competitor. >>> we're hours away from the first delay of fall. that means it's time for two things -- football and falling leaves. karin caifa looks at the best app for those road trips. >> reporter: for those trying to get a glimps

. >>> i'm wyatt everhart, taking a look at our brand-new weather bug cam. havre de grace. will this weather hold up all weekend? we've got the answer coming up. >>> if you're heading up to new york city this weekend, you won't be able to pick up a sugar sized soda. the city passed the ban. the city issued the ban to fight obesity. the soda industry expects to protest. it will take effect in six months and not apply to grocery stores. >> battery maker energizer said they're make the packages on the coin batteries more child resistance. this is in response to reports of small children swallowing batteries and getting seriously hurt. other companies said they will take steps to prevent kids from the bat rills. more than 40,000 kids were treated in emergency rooms for injuries related to swallowing batteries between the years 1977 and 2010. >> when the holidays roll around you want to get your hand on the hottest toys. toys 'r us are allowing people to make reservations. just put a 20% down. the reservations have to be made in person at a toys r us store. that's not a bad idea

wyatt everhart is back in the weather wall with an update. >> the weather wall. i want to talk about not just the winds but what they have done. we have seen a stormy scenario land down through chesapeake beach. highs today pushing 80 into the low 80s. the heat and humidity. cool relief marching in. 60s through altoona, pittsburgh. breezy and refreshing fall like day, still technically summer. this dry weather to the west is what we're in for. showers and windy conditions beginning to push everything east. tomorrow 72 sun and breezy conditions. tomorrow night 49. that is going to be cool and crisp. through friday sunshine. saturday, sunday we're looking at the possibility of more showers. this next storm system, saturday night looks much less intense, a chance for a few showers. back to you. >> all right. you know mitt romney is on the defensive tonight trying to explain some comments that he made at a closed door fund-raiser. tory dunnan joins us from washington. no surprise democrats are jumping over this hidden recording. set this up. >> reporter: all this sta

"billy the kid," "wyatt earp," "shootout at the o.k. corral."t was a variation on it. (narrator) a new, more self-conscious cycle of westerns took a fresh look at the form. directors such as arthur penn and sam peckinpah revised classic legends to include modern concerns. (arthur penn) this was an expanding nation at that point there was the constant problem of whether the deeds that were really accomplished or undertaken, really matched the images that they were creating. and that was the theme inside of "left-handed gun." (speaking spanish) mr. bonnet, you gave me a start. i suppose you know your name is prominent in the paper. i cut out the articles. here, i think this one might interest you. (narrator) the film portrays another side of william bonnet, better known as billy the kid. your death notice. let me see, william bonnet, outlaw, you're dead. well now, how you like that? "billy bonnet burned to death, with no surviving relatives." (laughter) that's not necessary, mr. bonnet. (arthur penn) there's a major character who idealizes billy.

let's go to meteorologist wyatt everhart. whose boat is that? >> the best boat is the one your buddy owns. i'll bring all the bore and you pay for all the maintenance. good deal. it wouldn't be a bad day to be out on the water, obviously, far less crowded than labor day weekend. showers to the west in hagerstown. showers further south as well down the way of calvert county. so there have been showers in the last few minutes moving toward chesapeake beach. the sun breaking through. that's a warm afternoon in the 90s. most of the rain stayed west. we think a much better chance for hit and miss showers and downpours tomorrow. we think the best chance will arrive on wednesday. more on that and into your weekend coming up no all right. let's go to miss mess where people who live here spent their weekend trying to sweep out the water and mud left from hurricane isaac. in the small town of helena, volunteers arrived to help clean up the mess that isaac left behind. >> i've seen it on tv and heard about it but to witness it myself, it makes your eyes wo

in pennsylvania is in jeopardy this year. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. after the nfl ended its lockout of referees, it wasted no time sending the replacements home. the league got an ear full after the fill-ins blew a touchdown call monday night. last night, the nfl struck a new contract agreement with the regular officials, and theya of are working the cleveland-baltimore game tonight. their average salary will jump from $149,000 to $205,000 by 2019. pensions will be phased out. new hires will get a 401(k) instead. the drought has damaged crops, and now homes. there's new evidence the red planet was once a wet planet. and is this a second mona lisa or just another work of art when the cbs evening news continues. t you feeling like yourself again in the morning. dulcolax laxative tablets. keep you moving. ♪ feeling free. ♪ when i think of aspirin, i really think of it as that bottle in the back of my parents' medicine cabinet. finding bayer advanced was huge. i was really surprised by how well it worked. and i'd definitely use it again. put bayer advance

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