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fox 5's paul wagner explains how it went down. >> reporter: this is the man police say was behind the gang recruitment. police say he funded the gang through larcenies and robberies. that is until a school resource officer started investigating some of those crimes. >> our school resource officer conducted a separate but related investigation that kind of started that -- that led us to this investigation. so in that regard i hope it does send a message. >> reporter: according to the search warrant affidavit, the gang makes money by committing crimes such as larcenies and robberies at the direction of theodore olds. a confidential informant further stated that each member must pay $80 per month for dues. the informant also stated the dues are used for bail money, emergency funds and other benefits. in addition, the informant stated that when members do not pay or fall behind, theodore olds often threatens them with bodily harm. the affidavit says to students have identified olds and his daughter as attempting to recruit them into the gang. one said it has seen theodore olds on numerous

nce taking ove for paul gliabeau rocker instituted range of policies including exnsion of the nflbrand road. i am pleas to have him here at this table. at long last f the first time. great to be with you, charlie. i got that hint. >> charlie: great to he you here. give me assessment of proceed neckal football andhe nfl at th moment. >> well, we're doing terrific. when you take all measures, ratings, attendance, you see the fans are more engaged with otball than they have ever been. and th's terrifi it doesn't mean that w don't have our challenges the game of football has never been more popular the nfl is real has that bnd and that integrity th we're so proud of. >>harlie: what are its internationapositivesbilities? >> we think they're tremendous. we play regula seasonames over in ndon, this will be our thd year. it sold out in a matter of hours. the fans in the u.k. have shown tremendous enthusiasm for the game. both in atteance, of wching on television and other ways of engagingith our game. wee actually looking at the idea of expanding ourone game a yeareries totwo games a year as e

how you could start saving. >>> "psycho talk" tonight, georgia congressman paul brown. he's one of the gop headliners in the fear campaign against health care reform. now, a few months ago he said a public option, quote, is going to kill people. more recently at a town hall meeting, one of brown's constituents told him that he wouldn't couldn't afford insurance to cover treatment for his major depressive disorder. here's brown's psycho response. >> people who have depression, who have chronic diseases, in this country, physicians are treating folks. people can always get care in this country by going to the emergency room. the question is, can anybody access health care in this country? >> did you hear that booing in the background? the crowd understood the insanity of brown's answer. go to the emergency room for depression? congressman brown's a doctor. he ought to know better. he should know better. brown just rambled on through all of the boos and then unintentionally made the argument for a public option. >> anybody as access to health care in this country. the ques

paul peterson, especially. thank you for coming on. you're doing great work with your group, a minor consideration. >>> randy quaid and his wife finally paid up but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. could this hollywood couple get thrown in jail for running out in their hotel bill? >>> plus, david letterman exposes an extortion plot. we give you the juicy details in this extraordinarily bizarre sexual blackmail case, next. >>> more details coming to light after david letterman's shocking announcement that he was involved in an extortion plot over his sex secrets. we'll give you the latest in a minute but first, "top of the block" tonight. >>> randy and evie quaid pay up. the famous couple has reportedly paid the remaining balance on the roughly $10,000 hotel bill they allegedly skipped out on. the first half was paid last week, shortly after a warrant was issued for their arrest. the rest was reportedly paid off yesterday but that doesn't mean they're in the clear. the quaids still face charges of burglary, conspiracy, and defrau

paul. >> this week is the one-year anniversary of tarp passing. do you feel like tarp has been successful? >> i think it has six it -- i think it succeeded in stabilizing the banking system. but i do not think that was a permission slip for the government to go further and take over banks. when we voted for it, we thought it was going to be used to purchase mortgage-backed securities, and it ended up being used to invest in banks. we were somewhat disquieting by the way in which that money was used, and i do not think the government ought to be running banks, insurance companies, car companies, taking over student loans, and taking over the health-care system. many of us who supported the tarp measure this time last year felt it was, as alan greenspan put it, a once in a hundred years occurrence that would not benefit from no action at all. we were told that the problem was these mortgage-backed securities, which were toxic, in effect, and that the in effect, and that the government needed to try to ge

it's one of ten designed by renowned manufacturer paul read smith. all 10 will be auctioned on sunday, and the event raises money for cancer research at johns hopkins hospital. >> they'll do that after the game is over. >> that man makes some amazing guitars. what a skill. >>> we've got some chilly here around the region. clear skies, light wind, this time of night, 51, the dewpoint is down to 46, winds very light, and barometer on the way back up, around the state, 45 in oakland, they've been in the 40s all night long. 56 elgin, we still have late tonight into tomorrow morning for algainey a frost advisory, and there's a good chance we'll see some frost in those far western encounters. right now, winds are very light around the area, you can see the term dead calm. we have a system out to the west, causing snow in idaho, western montana saw snow, and that's going to head across the country, and pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico and eventually a warm front will pass across our region by friday night, ahead of that system we'll see clouds, mayb

for more on manufacturing and how to create jobs, let's bring in scott paul. scott, you know, let's talk about detroit. we have to start viewing people as a commodity, as something that can be good for the economy to employ people. what could we do with the city of detroit sitting at 27% plus unemployment and thousands willing to work? what can we do to fix that? >> i think the possibilities are unlimited. and it's important to keep in mind exactly as you said, ed, our most valuable asset as americans are the innovation and hard work of our workers. let's put them back to work. i like some of the ideas that the secretary reich had. we need to focus on long-term economic growth and we need to be investing in high-speed rail, in clean energy, we need to be getting, as you say, some capital to the small and mid-sized manufacturers and create markets for this. we're behind. china is doing this. korea is doing this. japan is doing this. we're the only country, ed, sitting there, sitting on our hands not wanting to aggravate wall street or the markets. but we got to

captioni >> paul: another 263,000 americans lost their livelihoods last month. that has the jobless rate edging closer to 10%.

. >>> comedian paul rodriguez was taken to hospital in the district after complaining of severe abdominal pains. reports are that he fell ill this morning, reportedly with abdominal pains. rodriguez was in washington for congressional meetings. he served as chair of the california laitno water coalition -- california latino water coalition. >>> a bulldog named bentley lost skateboard. it is owners say there was no formal training. they found him lying on the skateboard one day and he has been writing ever since. as onerous as he rides outside of his service center -- his owner says he rides outside of his service center and it has been good. >>> all dogs are like skateboards. my neighbor has one, same thing. i favor is the waterskiing sirreled. -- my favorite is the waterskiing squirrel. we there are looking for clouds and showers in the morning, 48 degrees in potomac. the high temperatures, 62 potomac, way below where we should be for october 1. of 55 degrees annapolis, high of 66. of 54 degrees springfield, high of 47. the official numbers at reagan national, 65 and 50, well below the a

paul came in. and i could hear his voice through a wall. it was like, oh, my gosh, you know? and i walked out of the or. and there were john and yoko sitting there. >> reporter: in the beginning, she showed up. became a gopher. running to get lunch for the office. then, hired as a secretary. and then, personal assistant to george harrison. what was it like to be part of the inner sanctum of that world, of the early '70s? >> it felt like you were in the place in the world where everybody wanted to be. and i was constantly aware that i was watching history in the making. >> reporter: there, in the recording studio, when the beatles recorded "hey jude." >> paul came up and said, come on down. we're going to put some vocals on. >> reporter: are you a singer? >> no. that was the paralyzing part of it. it was like, oh, my god. i can't sing. ♪ la, la, >> i first mouthed the words. and i thought, there's a lot of voices here. then, i got into it. and it was fun. >> reporter: she saw their lives up close. george and patty harrison invited chris to come live with them in the country.

fox 5's paul wagner picks up the story. >> reporter: just before 7:00 last night in this parking lot, two latino men were asking small children to come up to their truck. >> the fear that we have is not knowing what their intent was. the fact that h followed the 7- year-old female to her residence, stopped, put on the four-way flashers and did not leave the area until the mother came outside, that's kind of troublesome and we need to find out exactly what they were up to and who they are. >> reporter: witnesses describe the truck as a light blue mazda pickup with a dent on the driver's side front quarter panel. a partial tag of 41641w, not necessarily in that order. state unknown. in the villages of laurel apartment complex today, a security guard handed out flyers from management alerting residents to what happened. the flyers ask for constant vigilance. >> i'm really concerned because i have kids. they used to play out here. so now i don't think i'll -- i'll be safe to send them out to play. i might just have to leave them insideor a while. >> by 3:30, everybody come out from the sc

paul at 25th in the city, an accident. looks like that one may be gone. some delays lingering on the west side outer loop due to that earlier construction. if you're going to be heading out, east joppa, some fire department activity. the volume that you see on the west side, 17 minutes creating that delay there because of the earlier construction. that's gone so hopefully that will filter out soon. 11 minutes on the outer loop. five minutes from the 895 split to the fort mchenry. i-70 look better than last check. a live view at frederick, where things are moving better also with that late-clearing construction. mindy and stan, back to you. >> thank you. our big story, police have identified the body of a woman found inside a sewer in north baltimore on friday. >> this morning a former boyfriend is behind bars, charged in the case. 11 news reporter jennifer franciotti joins us from baltimore city police headquarters with more details. >> according to charging documents this victim was reported missing in howard county in january of 2008. according to a web

and to you, paul batista. you're saying you haven't met her, so you don't know what the defense is going to be. it's always insanity. come on, tell the truth. you've got eric peterson, the neighbor, she tries to run him down. he got a good look at her. the victim lived. i'm sure she regrets that, the perpetrator regrets that. everybody saw her. she has nowhere to go. so her defense cannot be not guilty unless it's not guilty by reason of insanity. >> well, nancy, obviously any competent lawyer who finally meets this client is going to have to really explore that defense. and it may be the only defense. >> put him back up on the screen. >> but it depends on what she is really like. >> she is really like? a kidnapper and a would-be murderer. that's what she's really like. >> the fact that it's a heinous crime does not mean necessarily, nancy, that she's insane within the meaning of the law. it has to be evaluated. >> you know what? you know what? i know that. i'm worried that you don't know that. but thank you f

jackson recorded and co-wrote the song with paul anka in 1983. in fact, the song was later recorded by another singer with different lyrics same tune,1991. anka contacted jackson's estate at sony yesterday so now he's getting credit and 50% of the royalties. wow, paul anka. >>> a new tool to find fugitives and it is in your wallet. fbi agents in north carolina are scanning millions of digital drivers license photos with new facial recognition software. they say that it already led them to a homicide suspect. critics say that it's like putting everyone through a virtual lineup. civil rights leaders are opposing rush limbaugh's bid to buy the st. louis rams. here's rafer with the latest talk on this. >>> yeah, robert, now reverend al jackson and sharpton getting in on the mix. they say he should be excluded. sharpton sent a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell arguing limbaugh has been divisive and anti-nfl in some comments. jackson says limbaugh has made his living appearing to insulting blacks and minorities. limbaugh shot back on his radio s

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>> no, sir. >> did your murder paul dunskak? >> no i did not. >> he did internet searches how to commit the perfect murder. >>> 38-year-old raymond jeszup is accused of sexual assault of a child. jessup is a member of the fundamental church of jesus christ of latter day saints. documents will show he sexually assaulted a teen half his age. he will face a bigamy charge. >>> a self-help author is promising to help the police. what james arthur ray is doing to provide what he calls closure. >>> the bodies of 18 u.s. troops and federal agents killed this week in afghanistan are back in the u.s. their flag draped coffins were met by president obama overnight in dover delaware. their deaths came in the deadliest month since 2001 and at a time when the president is trying to decide whether to send more forces to afghanistan. they were killed in a helicopter crash and a roadside bombing. >>> the president reportedly wants to know what is going on in every province of afghanistan before deciding whether to expand the war. the "washington

they gave paul credits to first- time home buyers, increasing pension benefits by $1,400, putting money into the hands of the real people to stimulate the economy. neil: that was targeted and effective as opposed to throwing money at everybody? >> absolutely. our stimulus was supposed to be timely, targeted, and temporary, and it was none of the three. that is not how you solve problems. you solve problems by stopping spending money we do not have. everything else should play second fiddle to that short of our engagements overseas. neil: thank you very much. the scene outside of the west wing of the white house right now, democratic leaders discussing with reporters this meeting with the president. our producers have been monitoring this. the bottom line is that generals in the region one more troops. members of the jet -- democratic leadership do not know if they will get it. coming up next, chopping salaries. the pay czar is ready, are you? meg whitman is here. neil: all right, mitch mcconnell, republican leader, outside of the white house right now. the major leaders of both parties

i got to paul and it was the chairman of the nobel committee saying that he was calling to tell me would be announced in about 45 minutes. >> she is a 2009 to -- nobel prize winner. >> what an honor. >> here is a look at other top stories. health officials are urging people to get the swine flu vaccine. it is expected to reach the area sometime next week. state officials say that there should be enough vaccine for anyone who once said. in the public corruption window, an attorney has argued that officials ahknow, and -- along >> it was another historic day in washington. judge sonia sotomayor undisputed episcopalians in california and congregations that split from the national church. a death row inmate argued and that his sentence was arbitrary. >> 829-year-old sergeant was one of three soldiers killed when an explosive device struck his vehicle. he was an 11 year veteran. >> president barack obama has a new strategy in afghanistan after a u.s. troops were killed in combat. the u.s.-afghanistan commander has backed off his campaign for significantly more troops, we have the latest from

. -- paul y n ahawaiian air is heo send relief workers. >> we will show you more of these dramatic pictures. >> prince george's police are on the lookout for two suspects who shot a cop last night. >> lisa baden will be back with another look at your morning commute. we're inching below but closer to the weekend. >>> a top carjacked and then shot by one of the suspects. we have the latest on the hunt for a gunman. -- a cop was carjacked. >> the older generation could not get out on time. >> they are gone? >> they are gone. >> developing stories from the pacific. the death toll rises from

. >> did you murder paul? >> no, i did not. >> according to the cops, the victim was talking on his cell phone when he was shot six times. his fiance was on the other end of the line. this clip from abc news. >> suddenly he started to scream. he said, oh, oh no. and then he stopped speaking. >> the weighty question for the jury, could this obese man manage to do a flight of stairs, clean up the crime scene and then hustle off in a quick getaway driving 21 hours to his mom's house? if the jury says yes he could do that, even though he's overweight, he could get up to 20 years in the slammer, where i hear the food ain't so great. so a lot is at stake here. we do have serious matters. tipping the scales of justice. joining me now, the very creative defense attorney representing edward ates, as in i ates too much. your client is accused of shooting the victim with a gun. how is his weight a factor in his ability to pick up a gun and fire a weapon. >> it's not just his weight. it's everything that goes along with b

paul now. here is what it looks like. you see st. cloud, showers and thunderstorms. the line will race through the region and basically fall apart into the colder air mass. you still get the rain showers out of that by chicago and maybe even milwaukee and green bay later this afternoon. something we will be watching. severe thunderstorms are possible again. mainly the southern end of the cold front. around the gulf coast, stretching towards arkansas and back in towards northern parts and southern parts of missouri. it is something we will be watching. back over to the east we go. cold temperatures. air you see in dark purple below freezing. rinds freezing for the blue shaded areas. check out this photograph we have. typhoon parma. we got it yesterday afternoon, 90-mile-per-hour winds. into the philippines possibly as a super-typhoon. we hope that doesn't happen. they got slammed last week. that's a beautiful shot of a beautiful storm. unfortunately it is headed towards the philippines today. >> there's so much flooding there. lot of people just devastated. >> this wi

blonde hair and blue eyes. >> police say she met up with friends at jmu before coming here to john paul jones arena for a metallica concert. police say she became separated from her friends 8:40 p.m. saturday night. >> cops have found her purse along with her cell phone. the family's pastor said what's really odd, the phone's battery has been removed. >> this is not behavior she would have. she, to our knowledge, did not have a boyfriend. you know, there may be circumstances we're not aware of but, you know, i think morgan was pretty transparent with us, you know, and this is just not something morgan would do. >> she is as beautiful inside as she is outside. she has family and friends that love her and miss her. if there's any information that anyone can offer that would help us find her, we would appreciate you contacting the police. >> straight out to jacqueline perrini. a reporter with wian news radio. it's my understanding police have a lot of new information in the search for this girl. credible new sightings of her. tracing her, tracking her up until about 9:30 p.m. across two pa

paul and rachel chandler set sail from the seychelles islands on september 1 set for tanzania. a tournlist in contact with the pirates says the chachndlers ar being held on a spanish hijacked ship. >>> a california judge ruled yesterday that there is enough evidence to try them. they're accused of conspireing to illegally give anna nicole smith controlled substances and of supplying drugs to an addict. but boyfriend howard stern and the doctors say they didn't know she was addicted and they were trying to help her. they pleaded not guilty. their arraignment is scheduled for december 11. >>> i'm robin meade, we salute the troops every weekday on "morning express." the father of a 2-year-old daughter and a 2-week-old son. his wife salutes him and his brother rafael who is also serving in afghanistan. >>> you got somebody that you love in the military and you want to salute them go to cnn.com/robin. watch for those salutes every morning on "morning express" with me, ron bin meade. >>> police are looking for someone who allegedly ran an illegal dental practice. they found dental in

let's go one-on-one with deputy political director paul stein houser. one thing i know about basketball for sure, paul, men like to talk smack even if they can't really play. how about that. >> the president does talk some smack. he does have some game. remember when barack obama was in high school, his team went all the way in ohio. at the white house, a full court game. four cabinet secretaries there. eleven members of congress. some of these cabinet secretaries, they have got game, including secretary of education arne duncan. he played at har verdict, pro basketball in australia. secretary of treasury tim geithner as well, he plays a lot of hoops. some of these congressmen as well. all of these congressmen they play on a house league. they played in college, some high school. they all have some game. you know what, two of those members from the house coming over today are republicans. maybe, richelle, a little bipartisanship at the white house. >> maybe this is kind of like golf, where guys play golf and talk a little shop as well. we'll see. i need

and paul boyd, correspondent from "inside edition." paul, we have both covered so many crazy and disturbing anna nicole stories. could this be the craziest of all? >> it was a shocking revelation. i mean, who would have thought anna nicole smith investigated by the fbi for allegedly plotting to murder somebody. it kind of came out of left field, but here we have the fbi documents and it's stunning. >> yeah. and you know, after anna nicole died from a drug overdose, there was that nasty custody battle that ensued and it was all really about money at the end of the day. the big mystery, who was the real dad of anna nicole's brand new baby, dannilynn? men came out of the woodwork claiming to be the father. you remember howard k stern, who could forget him, even zsa zsa gabor's kooky husband, we certainly could never forget him. we all know at the end of the day, this man you're looking at right there, not larry king but the other one, the one holding the baby, larry birkhead, turned out to be the real papa. let's listen to him. >> i hate

. >> paul's with us in north carolina. hey, paul, go ahead. >> caller: hi, this is paul. i was calling, i just have like a little concern with the mother of little summer. she doesn't seem to be in such a grieving state. now, i have two daughters of my own and i have yet to see one tear fall from the mother's eyes. and i just think when they start investigating, they need to start close to home. i know it's a harsh thing to say and to talk about, but i just don't see a grieving mother here. i think there's more to this story than there really is. i don't see a grieving mother at all, mike. >> pal it is, i'm sorry, thank you for the call. that's quite an assessment there. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll get mike and pat in on that, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> we were just really a lot alike. she had my same personality and i just miss holding her. and giving her a kiss and not knowing if i actually said "i love her," i know that she knew that, but you just never know. >> again, that's summer's mom, dena thompson speaking last week, roughly about 24 hours after s

paul a half hour delay starting at 8:00 eastern. more on that in just a bit, robin. >> we're laughing because our producers found a website called did robin meade go to work today? >> you do seem to have a -- >> i don't get any more vacation than you guys get i do not. >> how come i only have two days left. >> and i have been out promoting my book. >> it's like you're not even taking an actual break. >> thank you, honey. >> whatever. >> you get points. >> we still suffer. >> tomorrow night you go trick-or-treating, you get all the candy that you want and a dentist will buy it from you. now is that fun? dr. jerrod evans in washington state says he'll give kids a dollar for every pound of halloween candy they bring him. >> with the high incidence in spokane, obesity, diabetes and health problems, it's just one way we can promote health and it also gives the kids a chance to come to a dentist's office and have fun. >> well, okay. the dentist takes the candy he collects and puts it in the holiday care packages for the troops overseas. l

. >> don't mess with paul. >>> there is a glimmer of hope in an indonesian city when a teenager was pulled from the rubble alive after buried more than 40 hours. as the recovery effort continues, 750 people have been killed with thousands more still trapped under the debris. >>> streets are flooding as waterlog philippines braces for another major storm. it is bearing down the island nations with winds up to 140 miles an hour. rain had started falling in some areas of days after another typhoon ravaged the philippines and killed nearly 300 people. >> just what they don't need. >>> around here, is a couple of showers. the weekend is going to be fine, partly cloudy. just a small window of time -- and let's start with a look at the rooftop this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies, that is comfortable. a very enjoyable day. just to the west, things are changing. what kind of things? rains durin the fall for the clouds ahead of a cold front. the reign of to the west is moving off to the shenandoah valley. a few moderate downpours -- you notice that it is lifting up in that direction. this is a cold

he signs with a high-powered agent and writes material for bob hope and paul lynn. >> i think dave was the first guy who secretly thought that maybe standup was a way to another place. >> narrator: and for david, that place is television. he's soon making tv appearances on game shows and comedy programs like "the 60 minutes" parody "peeping times." >> why are you making phony footprints? >> i'm helping to keep big foot alive. >> why would you want to do that? >> because in the little town of yule -- hi, luke. in our little town of yule, we all have to work together. >> narrator: he also continues performing standup as a way to get noticed. one night at the comedy store he attracting the attention of a fellow comedian, a woman named merrill marco. >> he said did you ever meet a woman who you thought was as smart and funny as you? i said gee, i don't know. >> narrator: she was a berkeley graduate. they seem like a likely pair but a shared assistance of humor forms the basis of a relationship that quickly becomes professional. >> she realizes, boy, his style works with my material really

he's made over 30, featuring paul newman, oprah, ozzie osborn. there's a message to the madness. >> maybe the world is not so great with all these computers and maybe we are less connected now that we have devices to connect with. who would not want to see their face in bar codes? >> the possibilities are endless. it is pretty amazing. >> that is very cool. chances are you have never seen barbie quite like this in her 50 years on the market. in san francisco this exhibit is on display. artists take the iconic doll and transformer into a variety of alter egos. some of them we cannot show you because of their race in nature. -- racy nature. one of them is bonded to barbie -- b ondage bondage barbie. >> by altering her, she becomes more real. >> have you heard from a talf? >> not yes. >> the exhibit runs through the weekend. >> this is america. whatever. >> yes, whatever. >> 55 degrees on tv all. coming up, we will look at the morning headlines. >> i changed my barbie into a tent -- in to ken. we'll give you an update on traffic coming up. >> lookin

. >> did you murder paul? >> no, i did not. >> i have nothing further. thank you. >> prosecutors say he researched how to build gun silencers and did internet searches on how to commit the perfect murder. >>> bob van dillen here with air travel update. >> good morning. same dynamic system. rain showers and behind it it's snow for the rockies in denver. we'll see delays come up shortly. here's what we have for the day. dallas, you'll see thundershowers go right through ft. worth into the city itself. watch for that to slow you down about an hour. later today heavy rain, thunderstorms for houston. hour or more. denver snowing at the airport. watch for snow delays. half hour to hour delays for st. louis as the heavy rain pulls in toward your part of missouri. more on that in a bit. >>> do the cash for clunkers program cost you big money? the automotive website says the taxpayers pay $24,000 per car. now, here's how they got that number. it says 690,000 cars were sold under program but only 125,000 cars would not have been sold any way. so the government spe

paul companies that matches the dollar raised. 700,000 people are affected and 1600 people are waiting for kidney transplants right now. staggering numbers in our region. >> glad raised the money. >> my mom 13 years ago last month got her kidney. >>> great weather for the walk. >> drum up another day like today. >> we were taking our sweaters and jackets off. >> reenjoying october. it will not be all bad in the five-day forecast. >>> let's look outside. skies are clearing. there is a look at the jefferson memorial. and today we had plenty of sunshine. there were a few areas with a sprinkle to the north of us but other than that there was not lot going on except for abundant sunshine. skies clearing overnight. and for tomorrow a pleasant day in store for you. hopefully you get out to enjoy it. temperatures near seasonal. and early week that is when we have the first chance at seeing rain. in the meantime the highs in the 70s above seasonal. we should be 73, 74 degrees. 77 at national airport officially. 76 at dulles -- 78, i'm sorry at dulles and 76 in baltimore. but other neighborhoods

any weekend rain would likely be early saturday, paul -- followed by partly cloudy skies for the rest of the day. for friday, 70-75 under mostly cloudy skies. normal temperatures, but a chance for a shower as we head towards sunset. the national weather service has posted a small craft advisory for the open waters in chesapeake. adding to the mountains, showers become likely by afternoon. around the bay, partly to mostly cloudy sky. ocean city sneaks in another dry day tomorrow, but the clouds will be increasing. they will hit 73 and have a chance of rain the first part of saturday. 75 as the rain moves out saturday morning. 73 on sunday with bright sunny skies. another chance for showers on tuesday and wednesday. >> ge and comcast are in early talks over nbc universal's future. according to people familiar with the negotiations, in g e is now in talks with comcast. the deal would spin off the unit into a new company. comcast is the nation's largest cable tv provider. the deal with ge would allow comcast to take 51% of economic control of nbc universal. >> in tonight's "consumer alert

the script -- actually, rhett and paul are here, the writers. >> jimmy: we'll see if they're here. >> there's jesse eisenberg, actually in the movie. >> jimmy: how you doing? look at that. some of the crew showed up. >> and rubin's here. he just doesn't want to -- >> jimmy: let's give up on ruben. in fact, i'm glad i fired him. there he is now. all of a sudden. [ applause ] ruben, the green room is 14 feet from the door. how long can it take a person to get in here, ruben? >> i'm very shy. >> jimmy: yes, he's very shy. >> jimmy do you remember when me and guillermo went across country on the road trip to the super bowl? do you remember that? >> jimmy: roller skating -- i think that's why ruben quit. that may have been the inspiration for "zombieland," huh? it is a little bit of a road trip. >> inspired by guillermo and debby's trip across the country for the super bowl. >> jimmy: please escort ruben back out of the doors, okay? ruben, everybody. see a lot of him on future talk show appearances. that was guillermo's first actual act as a security guard. never done any security before.

a feeling that both ronald reagan and pope john paul ii felt after assassination attempts. here is washington, his generals were read. he comes up with the plan, we will have three units crossed the river at night during a snowstorm. they will surprise the germans and captured and win a big victory. all of the generals are timid. they are saying it is a really big risk. washington finally says if we do not win a victory, the army will disappear in a few more weeks. winning disappears and we will have lost. they will hang us when we lose. nobody in this room has anything at risk. [laughter] [applause] should the elements that are not with washington -- washington's units get across the river. they then marched 9 miles during the night in a snowstorm so severe -- it was one of those moments when god intervenes -- the snow storm is so bad that while they are tempted not to continue with a half to take cannons down an icy hill and then a mile later do the same thing again but the very same snowstorm has convinced the germans no one could possibly be out so they pulled all of th

>> next year, yeah. >> thanks, paul. >>> still ahead at the top of the hour, bank of america's sally krawcheck joins us. we'll talk markets, investing, b of a's search for a new ceo. all of that coming up. >>> up next after this break, the fast money halftime report. we're going to get you up to date on the markets and big action plays, right now. fithe same tools the pros use, so you can be a disciplined trader. by selecting from eight advanced triggers, your order gets executed, even when you're busy. and with trailing stops to help you lock in profits and minimize risk, you can be confident in your strategy, no matter which way the market moves. find out why more and more active traders are turning to fidelity for a smarter way to trade online. trade like a pro. trade with fidelity. >>> welcome to the fast money halftime report. we're getting to the heart of the action as it's happening. markets trading to the upside today following two straight weeks of declines with financials leading the gains today. where are your best buying opportunities? let's get to our crew. guys, a lot t

host: paul williams is our guest until 8:00. you can use one of our three lines to ask him a question. 202-737-0001 for republicans, 202-737-0002 for democrats, and 202-628-0205 four independents. you can twitter us or e-mail us. as far as what happens now, what is the process? what are the ceremonies? guest: on december 10, the anniversary of the death of alfred nobel, the president will travel to oslo's ornate city hall and receive the award, a certificate, and he will receive a medal and make a speech. you have now set up eight situation. is a three-part play. the first is what obama has been doing. it is now recognized. the presentation the tent will be an opportunity for him to genuinely talk about not only america's commitment to multilateralism, but what he now expect our european partners and allies and other allies across the globe. there has been demanding of ways between international community's and americans, and on december 10, he will lay down the expectations about a relationship. i predict an edgy presentation o

i also want to thank aaron, paul , dave, aaron, vicki, julie, and andrew. unfortunately i was disappointed that h.r. 44 was not included in the final defense authorization bill, but i'm confident that the commitments made by the house and the senate conferees to hold hearings and readdress war claims in next year's defense bill will be honored and that further debate on this important legislation will bring us closer to finally passing this bill. i again want to thank my colleagues in the house who have been supported, including h.r. 44, speaker pelosi, majority leader hoyer, congressman larson of our caucus, members across the aisle, and many others. finally, mr. speaker, the conference committee report -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. bordallo: for the military buildup. i thank the committee for this. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will note that the gentleman from california has 17 1/2 minutes remaining. and the gentleman from missouri has 12 1/2 minutes remaining. the gentleman from california. mr. mck

fed chairman paul volcker drove interest rates to more than 20% to curb inflation. >> that stops commerce. it stops you from buying homes, cars and most importantly, it stops businesses from investing in equipment and technology and whatever it is they need to get things going. >> whatever the cause, when does a president own the economy he inherited? in this case, once president obama pushed through the stimulus and argued it would rescue the economy. >> to most americans, the way they judge the economy is what is the unemployment rate? >> mr. obama has been in office less than a year, so many still blame the circumstances more than him f things don't get better, that could change among voters an even in the media. in washington, jim angle, fox news. bret: florida democratic congressman alan grayson says he regrets his use of words to likening people who die without health insurance to victims of the holocaust. grayson says that he did not mean to minimize the holocaust. grayson still has not apologized for another comment on the house floor earlier this week when he said that the g.o.p.

you can see this is up at about 4,000 feet in bartow, west virginia, that paul sent in. there's a lot of color right there now. so, heading out for the mountains, the high spots really very, very colorful weekend. our current temperatures here 69 degrees. to our north, it's in the 50s. heading to school tomorrow morning, temperatures not as chilly, not as low as they had been. it will still," cool but i think probably in the mid to high 50sa5 here in town. and about the 40s in the suburbs. then tomorrow, because of southerly winds, our temperatures will soar to near 80 Ñidegrees. next seven days, here's how things shape up. for saturday, there'sx$$p weak weather front that will be coming in, but our overall pattern is still a dry e. any showers, i think, would be light. at that, only a 30% chance, primarily in the morning. still some clouds lingering around in the afternoon. sunday a bit cooler but fairly sunny. then some chilly air tuesday and wednesday, next chance for any rain that we could use a bit ofó not untilç?$p!out next thursday. back to you. >> thanks, bob

. >>> also, peter yaro of pe paul and mary will perform live right here on fox 5 morning news. he's out with a new children's book and is working on a memorial concert for his long- time friend and band member mary travers. >>> check out a pillow-wielding granny. you won't believe what she used that pillow for. it probably saved her family's life. steve, al sub, that an much more ahead at 9:00. we'll see you in a couple of moments. >>> have you ever wondered where wild mushrooms, the one that say we eat come from? today holly morris is finding out as she spends the morning with the mycological association of washington at brookside gardens. i'm learning all these new words today, holly. >> reporter: just throw that around at a party the next time you're out. we are with the mycological association of washington. i want to make a big correction. the mushroom fair that's going on at brookside gardens is happening on sunday, not saturday. they're very happy about that since the weather is supposed to be better on sunday. when it comes to mushroom hunting, they do it rain or shine.

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paul sent me these pictures a couple days ago. that's where the color is this weekend. heading out to extreme westernx maryland and a very high elevations of west virginia, this is a weekend for peak color there. in the lower elevations, some good color coming out on skyline drive, spots like that. still a week or two away right in our own neck of the woods. color's just beginning. so overnight tonight we're going to be seeing temperatures here into only the 50s and tomorrow the high temperature about 80 degrees. the storminess, the rains primarily to our northxd but th the trailing cool front late tomorrow night and intoñr now saturday morning, maybe giving us some rain showers. after that, though, i think sunday and monday look pretty nice. next week a little bit chilly. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >>> americans are paying off their credit cards and many are switching from credit credit cards to debit cards but consumers may not realize that debit credit cards may not offer the same protections offered by credit card companies. michelle franzen reports.ñr >> rep

it's also very possible you would have seen her in the area of john paul jones arena -- >> he's giving a time line. we will listen to that time line, take it down. get you the highlights of what he's saying. again, virginia state police giving you a time line of what they believe happened on october 17th 10 days ago when the virginia tech student went missing. we're going to listen to that. her parents think she's a victim of foul play. however, they're devoting all of their energies to the thought that she will have a safe return. and also they are hoping that somebody at that concert saw what happened and are able to help out. $150,000 is the reward right now to help finding that missing virginia tech student morgan harrington. >>> tennis legend andre agassi makes a stunning confession by admitting for the first time he did crystal meth. he was kind of a wild guy, rafer weigel, back in the day. he had commercials with the camera company. >> the rebel specifically. >> yeah. >> long hair. but since then, he's been a family man. he's been involved in charity work. so it's a little bit s

british officials have been searching for paul and rachel chandler for days. they were heading for tanzania when a distress signal went out. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> a deadly gun battle broke out when fbi agents raided a group accused of trying to establish a separate islamic state within the united states. the fbi says the group's leader was killed during one raid in michigan yesterday and a shootout with agents. confidential sources told authorities he encouraged his followers to use guns to achieve their results. eight suspects were arrested and charged with criminal conspiracy. three are still on the loose. >>> and now we are learning some more details yet about that brutal gang rape outside a high school homecoming dance. the 15-year-old victim, now out of the hospital. that's good news. police in richmond, california, say it will take years for her to recover emotionally. investigators say they are attackers would have had to jump a fence to get onto campus where that had happened, and school officials admit no one was patrolling that area. >>

john paul dejoria the paul mitchell guy. it's not just the hair products. i just couldn't believe, number one he moved way up the list, so he sells hair products and tequila, they're doing well. tequila, he helped crea createpetrone. >>> ken lewis will leave bank of america in a year. he's been under the fire of the acquisition of merrill lynch. just reminder of what the big deal that was, that was during the height of the financial meltdown, more than a year ago. at the time, the economy was seen as right near the brink, the financial system could collapse. the economy could go with it. and his bold move to buy the company, you know he was hailed as a hero as a savor, somebody who helped the country. a lot of questions since then. not nearly as complimentary. >> critics saying that he may have been forced to make that deal go through. >> that has come up as well. but no successor has been named yet. we'll watch that one. >> thank you, a lot. proper english used here. thanks much. >>> china celebrating its rise to world power, the 60th anniversary of thousa

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that arena, the john paul arena, holds 16,000 people. somebody knows where she is. somebody knows what happened to this girl. there's $100,000 riding on your tip. the tip line, 434-352-3467. back to special guests joining us, dr. dan harrington, his wife, jill harrington. these are morgan's mother and father. dr. harrington, you feel sure that foul play is involved. why? >> well, morgan is not the kind of person that would take off. she was really quite close to us. and in fact, the day that she went to the concert she had talked with -- she talked with me about meeting with me the next day to go over math in preparation for a test as well as to help her balance her checkbook. you know, morgan has an apartment that's beautiful in blacksburg at virginia tech. you know, morgan, we're not monitoring her behavior at virginia tech. she could have friends and -- >> freedom. >> -- freedom that, you know, she doesn't have to run off to have freedom. and you know, this is not behavior that we've ever seen from morgan. i think she was taken. >> and miss harrington, based on t