don? >> i know i've heard a lot of people talking about this particular story, alison, that this accountability and oversight that she would propose would have been years ago when warren proposed it, but would it have avoided the recession? some say yes, some say no. >> and it's really a good question, don. but think about it. the recession was started by a variety of problems. so, you know, there isn't one magic bullet that would have prevented the recession. i want you to listen to andy silver's take from "fortune" magazine. listen to this. >> to the extent that she was overseeing, would have been overseeing mortgages and that was a part of the problem, it's possible she could have mitigated part of the problem, but, you know, it's really very, very difficult to tell. and i think at the end of the day, probably not. probably would have not been able to forestall the huge crisis we had. >> you know, the issue here is that warren's rules only address one part of banking, the consumer side.

good afternoon, don and everyone out there. before we get to the weekend, we'll look at the hazy sun and the bigger news is going to be hot. the potential record breakers as we head into this hour. it's 87 degrees in baltimore. we've jumped up as the sun game out. 90 in easton and we'll show you ail in westminster and 78 degrees along the water in annapolis. as we head into the afternoon, for us, the record is 95 degrees. we think we'll be close, but not quite there. we'll keep you updated through that as we head into the evening hours. tomorrow, the cold front is coming our way and we'll have the forecast, coming up, don. >>> in sports, the ravens are getting ready for the familiar opponent, the browns are coming to town and the ravins are preparing to face their back upquarterback. their line backer signed his contract now. the second round draft pick suffered a head injury. and you can watch here, or, like you, if you're watching on tv, you can see the ravens and the browns in the home opener as we kick off sunday at 1:00 he

don: right. at this parking lot. don, that's rausch's car. yeah. this is special agent don eppes with the fbi. i need lapd to cordon off a one block area running south from temple, north to second street. copy that. i think he's still in there. mr. rausch? what are you doing here? they didn't bring my family back. just step out of the car, please. who didn't bring them? i thought if i... if i at least paid them something... but it wasn't enough. they... they want more. and i haven't... i haven't got any more. did they show you proof they have your family? it's different from the jewelry store, different location. i've lost them, haven't i? we don't know that, okay? don: they call you on this? yes. this is all my fault. i... it wasn't supposed to go like this. hold... what are you talking about? they were just supposed to be held for a couple of hours... driven around until they got the diamonds, then they said they'd let them go. wait a minute. are you saying that... that you knew all about this? they were going to kill me. you understand? this was

. >>> well, thank you, don, we have delays for the marc train line 841. it's running 21 minutes behind. we have brake lights to watch out for as you make your way to whitemarsh and the average speed, 60 miles per hour and harrisburg expressway, no compliants and taking a look at the travel times. 54 miles per hour average and 11 minutes to get by. now, let's take a live look at 292 and 32 running well and also, another peek over here. 83 at shawan road and no problems there as well. for the most accurate information available, go to wjz.com. don, back to you. >>> leer's what people will be talking about and watching closely today. it's primary election day and the debate is done and it's time to vote. wrong the hotly con -- among the races, the biggest is the state's attorney. >> reporter: good morning to everyone. it's been more than a decade since pat jessamy faced such a strong opponent and she's found one this year in bernstein. >> reporter: with hours left in his campaign, bernstein spent yesterday meeting voters and jessamy picked up another endorse

don? >> we appreciate that. stories like this immediately trigger memories of jonestown, heaven's gate, the branch davidions, the mansion family and other notorious cults. my conversation with a cult expert mark galanter is coming up in just a bit on this show. >>> back on american soil, after more than a year in an iranian prison sayro shourd is back in the u.s. following her release last week. shourd was let go after she reportedly found a lump in her breast, but now she says that doctors in oman told her she is physically well. shourd is one of three american hikers detained by iran after they allegedly crossed over the border from iraq in july of 2009. well, today she thanked iran for letting her go, but called on the country to release her fiance shane bauer and their friend josh fattal. shourd's arrival comes as iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is visit being new york. he's in town for the united nations general assembly session that begins tomorrow. in an interview with abc, ahmadinejad talked about

don? >> all right, susan. listen, we heard that sarah may have had some health issues, again, we're wondering is she okay. what's the deal with her health? >> reporter: here's what happened. remember, we were told by her mother that sarah had found a lump in one of her breasts and that she had all the other issues as well and, in fact, iran were said that was one of the reasons that they included in their reason for humanitarian release, but she said when she was freed and got to oman that the doctors looked at her and told her are you in physical good health. she may have all emotional issues as well. she's been through a long ordeal and she'll be resting now. >> thanks for following this story for us. >>> we want to go down to the gulf of mexico where the all-clear has been given on that busted bp well pipeline that caused so much drama, heartbreak and the dental of 11 men, becoming the worst oil disaster in u.s. history. commander thad allen declared the oil well official low dead early this morning. so-cal

donning back to you. don, back to you. >>> state regular laters are in fact -- regulators are investigating another hospital performing unnecessary procedures. >> reporter: there's a second unnamed hospital that's being investigated to determine if unnecessary procedures were performed on patients. >> we've asked the office to do a review of the utilization of another hospital. if i wanted to name the hospital, i would have named it in the report. at this pointing we're maintaining that confidentiality. >> reporter: st. joseph's came under review after 600 patients may have had unnecessary stints in their body. stints are small devices that open blocked arteries. this baltimore woman may have received unnecessary stints. >> i don't feel comfortable with two stints that shouldn't have been there. and this is my life. >> reporter: the current report doesn't identify the hospitals or the physicians or the procedures under review. it doesn't state how the hospital in question became under review. >> once the

>> well, don, we've seen it already. in the primaries they have been able to knock off several republicans they didn't think were conservative enough, but heading into the final weeks into election day, let's look at three specific contests, alaska, joe miller, the candidate that they backed, that defeated lisa murkowski, the republican senator from that state. murkowski is running as a write-in candidate so expect the tea party to pour as much money and resources to make sure miller wins that race. let's shift down to nevada, with sharron angle the tea party candidate beat back a crowded field including a republican establishment candidate in that race. she's taking on senate majority leader harry reid. expect the tea party to pour a lot of money into nevada continue to pour a lot of money in nevada. if the tea party wins that race, the symbolic victory would be huge and let's end up with delaware. spent a lot of time talking about delaware and christine o'donnell. again, another candidate would be nowhere if it wasn't

back to you, don. >>> and bernadette and ron and friends -- >> and hey, don and bern. happy purple friday. >> yesterday, i thought it was friday all day. >>> well, that hurt. it hurt big time. i had a -- well, i caused a lot of problems in the eyewitness news room yesterday. >> well, it's great to be here. it's friday and we're at the wise penny. we're with the jr. league of baltimore for their semiannual boutique sell. men, women and children -- laura, you're the president of the jr. league. good to see you again. for those not familiar with the jr. league, you do great work. >> we train women to be community leaders. >> and the wise penny is the story to raise women here. and what's coming up this weekend? >> the sale, everyone knows about it. the 9th semiannual sell. men, women, one stop shop for boutique shopping. >> and you have over 20 designers. 20 of the area boutiques -- >> yes, anything. bernadette knows all of those. >> yes, and the list goes on and on. 70% off on most of the stuff. absolutely. >> and we'll talk to the ladies who have been kind enough to get

don and marty. >> i need a clutch. that's what i heard. any way, come on over to the carriage house in evergreen. it's the best dress sale sponsored by the women's board of johns hopkins hospital. they have hats, too, guys. all right? >> you made somebody's day. >> we'll send it back to you. good luck. it's for the benefit of johns hopkins hospital. >>> 955-9341. >> let me show the forecast into the break. it will be a day of change today with a high of 73. we've already knocked that down from 75 degrees. the rain comes in this afternoon and rain tonight and wind swept rain tomorrow and a high of 75. you could end this on a high note. we'll clear it out friday afternoon. and fall like, mid-atlantic. good drying conditions and that's what we'll need. we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> [low audio] >> there could be a spike in airfares. adam may has more. >> reporter: south west could control 70% of the business at bwi. >> i wouldn't change anything about it. >> many travelers concerned this could ruin south west. >> we usually want to trav

don? >> alison, where are these jobs? >> very good question. two good places to look at are walmart and target. the big discounters are doing really well. a lost consumers are shopping and lookinging for the great deals. target had a good is, xssecond quarter. macy's will be looking for 65,000 people to work during the holiday season. toys "r" us also hiring 10,000 people for the holiday season. you know, the best thing to do, don, what analysts say, walk around the mall, take a look at where the hiring signs are in those store fronts. also the seasonal positions that i'm talking about, you're really going to find those in the seasonal store fronts like toys "r" us, those kind of seasonal stores are opening up across the country. >> i've done that before. christmas jobs or holiday relief, what have you, people going on vacation. >> exactly. >> sometimes the jobs become permanent. >> you never know. yes. >> mega church pastor eddie long releases a statement through his attorney denying alle

. >>> well, thank you, don, we have delays for the marc train line 841. it's running 21 minutes behind. we have brake lights to watch out for as you make your way to whitemarsh and the average speed, 60 miles per hour and harrisburg expressway, no compliants and taking a look at the travel times. 54 miles per hour average and 11 minutes to get by. now, let's take a live look at 292 and 32 running well and also, another peek over here. 83 at shawan road and no problems there as well. for the most accurate information available, go to wjz.com. don, back to you. >>> leer's what people will be talking about and watching closely today. it's primary election day and the debate is done and it's time to vote.

to the authorities, that don nelson is gone. and the coach with the most winnings without a world championship and speculation is that his assistant will also step up. for this coming season. we have wreck urick bucher is this a resignation or was he fired? >> please let me correct you for my brother and i did not break the story. that was stein mark stein, from espn .com there with the team source that definitely tehe is out. >> and also joining us is steinmetz [laughter] >> and it is funny because you are at these breaking stories and i automatically went there but you think your brother. and was the poorest or did he resign on his own? >> no. they have been building a team. it was not a don nelson tea allm summer and there was a feeling a run the bay area. and certainly guys in that locker room or not ready for don nelson to come back and coach this team. the feeling is that that era is over and have to go into our new direction. the new ownership is certainly aware of that. it was only a matter of timing. this is a bit odd.

don? measure >>> thank you, sounds good. here's sharon with more. >> well, it's starting to get busier out there. we picked up a problem in parkville. watch for fire active toy at pairing parkway. and we have some delays on 95 southbound in the yellow now between the beltway and 8995. four minutes at 42 miles per hour. there's the speeds around the beltway. that's starting to slowdown as well. and there's the look at the drivetimes and the speeds. 35 miles per hour between 795 and 95 with a 17 minute drive time. taking a live look at old court road, there's the brakes and the delay. there's a look at 95 and the delay i mentioned before. and there's a look at the topside. it's running smoothly there. >> and this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back to you. >>> thank you, and bernadette is excited about this one. this is sponsored by the milk campaign. >> ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome dara torres. you've made my day.there you're getting ready to say that chalk and milk is good for you. >> chocolate milk is great

. >> reporter: good morning, once again don and everyone. a 42-year-old is accused of selling the 12-year-old little girl. already in jail, he had a federal prosecutor throw the book at him. the charge, sex trafficking of a minor. >> when you have the case, she was enticed by a 42-year-old man. >> reporter: according to the statement, he took the girl from maryland to atlantic city, sold her services eight times and brought her back to a laurel hotel. that's where she asked him to take her home and he refused and threatened to shoot her with a gun. >> he was involved in running a brothel he had several pros institutes working for him. >> reporter: she was left alone and she called her mom and the police arrived. >> it's fortunate that she was found so quickly. >> reporter: she was promised a large home and a top position with the pros institutes. prostitutes. -- >> his trial could start in three or four months. >>> prosecutors say she's back with her family and she'll testify at the trial. >>> give counselors could go to jail after a 17-year

>> it's never too early, don. what we find is the more we expose our children to, the more opportunities they're able to have. so we find that we give them the skills to select a product, to make it, to sell it at what we call market day and get that money in their hands. we let them know how to make it and how to use it, how to spend it wisely. >> yeah. as i understand, you said it's going to be used for school projects but they'll be able to as you just referenced use it for their own benefit and make money starting early on. >> yes. >> the reviews are mixed on whether or not supplying students with this sort of technology, newer technology, if it really affects test scores at all. are you concerned about test scores or concerned about preparing the kids for the real world? >> right. i'm more concerned with preparing them for the real world. with this donation, we have state-of-the-art computers that have microsoft, office software. and that's pretty much what you find in offices throughout the country. so if ou

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good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, don. the 24-year-old is facing charges and he dodged a bullet yesterday when the judge through out the felony charges. >> get off of the motorcycle! get off the motorcycle! state police. >> reporter: it's a tape that became a youtube sensation. a 24-year-old air national guard sergeant recorded his traffic stop with his helmet camera. >> i thought that the officer was going to shoot me. >> reporter: he faced several charges for video taping the incident. >> legal advice was taken and they said, move ahead with charges. >> reporter: and they threw out four charges of the indictment and upholding the public's right to record during interactions with police officers. like the one with this police officer. he was caught on tape beraiding a skateboarder at the inner harbor. he was fired last month. >> when the police encounter us, they take the position that what we say is not private. and why shouldn't the same rules apply to the police that apply to you or i? >> reporter: this morning, he tel

que llega una tercera perforadora a la mina de chile, que podrÍa agilizar el rescate de los mineros don francisco les lleva alegrÍa a los hombres que esperan ver la luz del dÍa. >> este es el noticiero univisiÓn Última hora. >> y venidos a esta noche del viernes, gracias por terminar con nosotros la semana laboral. el pastor de la florida no quemarÁ el corán como habÍa anunciado, a pesar de que otras iglesias han dicho que el siglo habÍan. jones estarÍa en no york esta noche para protestar contra quienes quiere construir una mezquita muy cerca de la zona cero. en vivo desde el lugar donde naciÓ esta controversia. >> cada vez sabemos mÁs de este hombre como por ejemplo y a tenemos informaciÓn de que tuvo una iglesia en alemania de la que fue despedida por los feligreses, tamÉs sabemos que suiza dice que estÁ - su hija dice que esta afectado de la mente con este tema y que estÁ obsesionado. >> esta es la pequeÑa iglesia de jones en la florida. un centro evangÉlico que fue centro de una gran controversia. >> maÑana no habrÁ quema de ejemplares. >> asegurÓ el pastor show

>> >> hello, i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. state health regulators are investigating another hospital suspected of performing unnecessary procedures. we're live in mt. vernon. derek valcourt has more. >> reporter: hi, jessica, state officials say their investigation is still in the early stages and it could be some time before the patients know if they were subjected to unnecessary medical preesier -- procedures. >> reporter: they're investigating a second unnamed maryland hospital to determine if unnecessary procedures were performed on patients. >>> we've asked for another review of another hospital. if i wanted to name the hospital, i would have named it in the report. at this point work we're maintaining that confidentiality. >> reporter: st. joseph's came under review after 600 patients had unnecessary stints in their bodies stints are small devices that open blocked arteries. earlier this year, wjz spoke with this woman who didn't want to be identified. , i don't feel comfortable with having two stints in me that shouldn

this is what she loves to do. >> don fernandez was alluding to this. this weekend in santa cruz we had a record tying event. today we did again in santa cruz. check this out. 103 degrees in santa cruz at the beach! wow. right there in san jose, no record was broken but it topped off at 91 degrees a good 10 degrees above average. you notice a little bit of smog in the atmosphere there. gilroy 96. pleasanton to the east in the mid-90s, as well. santa rosa to the north 96 degrees. and san francisco at 92 and notice the relative humidity at 14% in san francisco. bone dry. five record shattering events in the bay area today including santa rosa at 104 degrees. other notable records oakland at 96, san francisco at 93. and then we tied a record at sfo at 96 degrees. santa cruz tied that record, as well. and then the other record broken temperatures were in salinas and also at moffett. moffett field reporting 94 degrees. out and about this evening, 80s and 90s. tomorrow will be the fourth straight day of unhealthy ozone throughout the eastern portion of the di

don has the interview when we return. sharon has wjz traffic control and we have the first warning weather and more. we have soaking rain today. the afternoon commute looks like that. ,,,, bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and business. he increased college tuition... by 40%. 40%. and i thought i knew bob ehrlich. he was against raising the minimum wage. made $2.5 million... working for a lobbying firm. $2.5 million? he's not really on my side. with this tough economy, we really need a governor on our side. >>> ocean city at 72 degrees and 52 oakland and 57 in cumberland. 58 hagerstown to 73 pax river. the mid-to upper 60s in elkton and bel air and columbia. and 68 rock hall and 70 in kent island and annapolis. and all of this rain will continue to press our way up from the south and the slow pressure gets on out of here. and we have a few inches of rain. 2 to 4 inches of rai

we only -- don, don lemon, can you weigh on that? martin is not hooked up yet. >> reporter: yeah, listen, it's exactly what i said before he came out, right? we probably would not get much information out of this because he would lean on his attorneys. the interesting part to this, though, is what the bishop did just now, he could have done one day, hours, one day, two days, three days, on the tom joyner show on cnn. he could have done that and said that days ago without all this drama. if you know bishop long, you know in some sense, he loves this attention. i didn't think that our church was that important, he love the attention in some way that he is getting nationally from this. and it is no surprise that this has culminated into such a big event and then at the end, what do you really get out of it? something that he could have said moments after the situation we found out about the situation. >> don, thanks for your observations on that. let's bring in josh. josh, you know, interesting the pastor talking about not realizing how

. >>> hello, i'm don scott. >> and i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about this noon, it's too close to call this hour. we'll have more in a moment and we'll begin with the breaking news from baltimore county where kamenetz won the county executive seat. he leads bartenfelder 52% to 44% of the vote. bartenfelder conceded the race. wjz-13 is live with the coverage. adam may is live. he spoke a few moments ago with the winner. >> reporter: yes, kamenetz left the building here, the votes were painfully slow to come in and finally, we had a concession and a victory seat. >> and i think in the campaign, i was relying on red bull to keep me awake and energized and the fall campaign still continues. so, thank you. >> reporter: kevin kamenetz declares victory for the democratic primary. >> this was a hard fought contest and each side pushed forward their ideas and goals before the voters and again, the voters have spoken. it's really time we put our differences behind us and i reach out to everyone in baltimore county to heal our division and we need to go together. once

that was it, don, right there. from,. >> yeah, thank you. >> thank you, that goes in the back of the card. >> don't forget,the rains are on the road and they're back on wjz. you can watch them in cincinnati, here on wjz-13. it's at 1:00. >> that's a little close for comfort. i had a stomach ache by the end of it. the still to come on wjz-13 at noon. how states filed a lawsuit to block the health care bill. >>> and the gas explosion in california is raising questions about the safety of gas lines across the country. >>> let's look live outside this noon. bernadette woods will be back with the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> >> a judge is hearing cases about states that object to the health care law. and also, about states accepting medicaid that aren't covered by the government. >>> the trial is underway for the man accused of killing angel's pitcher -- and two others. he pitched six scoreless innings and the car he was in collided in a minivan in 2009. the driver of the car had a blood alcohol l

don? >> thank you. going green to save some green. don't let money fly out your window through a leaky air duct. here's mary bubala. >>> as much as half of the energy used in your home goes to heating and cooling. the ones that leak can add hundreds of dollar as year. the best thing to do is to insulate. bge even gives you up to $200. i'm mary bubala helping you become an energy saver. >> for more information, go to wjz.com and click on the special section on our home page. >>> coming to his own defense, what the president had to say when he cram toe to toe with a wall street executive. >>> the surge p-sur -- surgeon shot at johns hopkins hospital is doing much better. i'm andrea fujii with a live report just ahead. >>> i'm tara mergener in washington. the military's don't ask, don't tell policy may be one step closer to being repealed, the latest coming up. >>> i'm sharon gibala weir are wjz traffic -- here with wjz traffic control. let's send it over to bernadette. >> good morning. i'm in for marty bass. we're going to warm up, not

don, let me finish the forecast. come on back to me in the first warning weather center and i want to isolate that thoarmt today is 75. rain will end overnight, 59. tomorrow it will be clearing and 72. the weekend beautiful. the temperatures dropping back into the 60s. don, i'll throw to you. we'll throw it to ron. we'll stay on this. take it away. >> we've got sharon first. the rain is not only affecting the roads but the rail commute. >>> we're just getting word of flooding on mta, camden and brunswick lines. so keep that in mind as far as delays. keep in mind if you're planning on traveling on 70, it's not moving very fast or very far. it's blocking 29 and the patapsco river bridge. an overturned milk tanker truck with a backup to baltimore national pike. the outer loop on 795, a car spun out. the second one fleer by on the outer loop. a police vehicle involved on that one. on the harrisburg there's an accident past bell fast and brenbrook and liberty. let's take a live look outside at the west side of the beltway

don, back to you. >> we continue with derek valcourt live in dundalk. good afternoon, derek. >> reporter: this is north point road here. you can see the water level is high. we're in an area of the road that has been closed off just about 15, 20 minutes ago the water was much higher. as we pulled up a police had just finished pulling a car through. someone tried to go through it. they shouldn't have. they got stuck. police say this scene has been playing out all over maryland. by morning several roads had been washed out and a number of drivers had to be rescued after their cars were stuck in the reising waters. >> kept on going and within seconds she's floating. rolling the windows down saying help me, help me. >> reporter: the water backed up so bad that some neighborhoods had major basement flooding. so your basement is essentially flooded? >> yes. it's gone. i'm due in march and i had tons of baby stuff down there. >> reporter: people had live in this trailer park say this is good compared to how it was a short time ago. some of the neighbors say th

don? >> reporter: kelly it is raining out here now, we're getting quite a bit of water. i'm here on doc street, it is closed right now, i'm in between doc street bar and grille, armadillos, a lot of rain, a lot of the places people have to deal with the rain out there, on the chesapeake bay, when the bay and the wind comes up, the bay swells when it comes into town. my boots are 14" high. i haven't checked yet. at this point where i am the water level is almost 14". it is supposed to get a little higher. the restaurants and businesses are dealing with it, this isn't the first storm. annapolis has taken a lot of rain so far, some streets like doc street have been closed due to flooding, the city's emergency management center has been fully activated and is trying to do what they can for residents and businesses downtown. sandbags have been distributed to businesses. giveses have been through this before. appropriately named "storm brothers" is prepared. >> we'll be able to stay ahead of it with our pumps, we'll be able to keep our store dry. >> this kind of weather brings

there will be no buy out with don nelson. he leaves nothing on the table and he would be laying in the middle of their practice floor until they gave up the 6 million. >> okay. we can laugh because nelson had a great career, nobody won more games at the nba level. did he not win a championship but he he owns half of maui and will be fine. giants are back in first place and so much for the giants can't hit. that is a weird outfit but as long as you are happy do your thing. here is uribe, hit two home runs in just the second inning. juan uribe just went crazy. giants scored 9 runs and again, a pair of home runs by uribe and san francisco just cruising buster posey will get in the act his 16th home run of the season. if you watch the posey ball. giants pitchers have gone 17 straight games allowing 3 runs or fewer. longest pitching streak since the 1917 white sox. they set the record with 20 this a row. baumgartner got a lot of offense and giants on to colorado. both the rockies and dodgers -- rockies and padres lose tonight, the

pero aún así tenian respuesta >> pero aún no todas las personas tienen respuestas >> por otro lado don roberto pregunto que pasa con el seguro medico . >> estaba preocupado con las personas que no contaba con seguros mñdicos pero dijo que la empresa del condado se preocupara de las persoanas que no tenian seguros mñdicos >> aquie en el edificio estatal pueden venir las personas >> tambiñn agregaron que cualquier personas que tenga dudas pueden hacercarce a los mesones para que le den respuestas. >> las propiedades salieron mas afectadas en san bruno >> usted podra encotrar la lista de los datelles en la pagina web >> en bahia sacan dinero de su bolsillo para ayudar y donar >> si usted quiere donar vaya al banco en la cuenta y donde. >> funcionarios de san bruno aceptan todo tipo de donaciones . >> si usted desea donar dirigace a las oficinas . >> cambiando de tema, las autoriades han confirmado la persona que un hombre de 35 años que fue asesinado >> en su casa >> el sospechoso murio el pasado 31 de agosto con enfrentamiento con la policia . >> este dia se recuerda el aniversario d

francisco mejora el ánimo de los mineros en chile. . >>> don francisco acudió lámina en chile donde 33 mínimo los están atrapados bajo la tierra, pero como nos dice alberto desde la mina de san josé además, de esta visita otro motivo alegría ahí. >>> los 12 camiones que trasladaron las partes del taladro gigante fueron recibido con alegría. >>> la última máquina que van a sacar a los niños como ven grande, fuerte así que tenemos la esperanza esta semana se conocieron nuevos videos en que los mineros se muestran alegres, el gobierno asegura que los trabajos siguen según lo programado. >>> y esto está de acuerdo al plan, los próximos 10 días vamos a estar en la fase de montaje hoy llegó hasta la mina el presentador de televisión don francisco figura querida por los chilenos para traer un gesto de solidaridad para las familias. >>> vemos aquí como un país unido de todo punto de vista comienza a luchar por rescatar 33 vidas algo que ha traspasado nuestras fronteras y es otra razón porque quisiera mostrarlo fuera de chile. >>> una vez que todas sus partes estén en ss

don. >> reporter: yeah, it was pretty amazing. a lot of people came to the meeting, a lot of people with sad stories but they didn't come to tell their sad stories. they have had enough of that. they came with hard questions demanding hard answers to the issues affecting their lives. surprisingly, amazingly, public officials, city and county level all overcame with answers and promises. now, how long those promises will stand up we'll have to wait and see but pg&e made some pretty astounding statements. 271 homes in the damage area have been off limits since the blast. by noon tomorrow, those whose homes are not damaged are expected to be allowed into the area still considered a crime scene by investigators. they will be able to stay in green tagged homes, get belongings after a brief visit to yellow-tagged homes but won't be allowed into the properties that were red- tagged. [ applause ] >> reporter: the spontaneous round after applause met the san bruno fire chief's stepped to the mic to answer a question at a jam-packed town ha

. >> don didn't bring a thing back for us. can you believe it? if you want to help we have a link for you on the site abc 7 news.com. >> i think don intended to, but things just didn't come together. >> yes. >> and there is the weather forecast. >> sandhya? >> rain could be coming this weekend. and umbrellas are probably buried some wr. looking for them. and you won't need them immediately. and outside, enjoy this beautiful weather z next couple days, we're looking at it's sunny now. and you can see trees are just standing still. not much wind there from our east bay hills camera there is a beautiful view of clouds there and there is a picture of what it looks like in san francisco. there is some sun. we're expecting gray skies to return to some valleys by morning. numbers into 50s along the coast. most areas gained a few degrees today as we had expected a little bit warmer. there is extra clouds on friday. and a chance of rain coming to the bay area this weekend. and first take a look at the pacific satellite picture into the short term this rid

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. tonight we'll devote the better part of this hour to the controversy swirling around bishop eddie long. ted haggard faced his own sex scandal. but we want to catch up on some of the top stories. >>> the water left behind in the midwest from recent storms is causing big problems. torrential downpours caused flooding. it's expected to last throughout the weekend. >>> a federal judge is ordering the air force to reinstate an openly lesbian flight nurse. major margaret witt was discharged in 2007 under the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. but the judge said it violated witt's constitutional rights. they blocked a bill that would have repealed the "don't ask, don't tell." >>> the separation of church and state watchdog group staged at fort bragg, north carolina. it was put on by the billy graham evangelistic association, which has staged similar events on other u.s. military bases. critics said the gathering blurred the line between the state, in this case, the military and relig

>> first of all, thanks, don, for the opportunity. i do. the black church is very loyal even sometimes to a fault. but at the same time many of them came to christ under bishop long's ministry so they will definitely be loyal and trust, that he's innocent and hope that he's charges can be proven to not be true. >> and what about your feelings about this? i asked you about them. how do you feel about this? >> well, without a shadow of the doubt, the information is certainly damaging. the evidence and all of the things that are coming out slowly one piece at a time, all of that is very troubling to many of us in the gospel community and the christian community and it is also my hope that these things are not true and that he'll be able to prove his innocence. >> okay. so, john, why do you stand behind the bishop? >> i personally stand behind the bishop because he's my leader and as members of the body of christ it is our duty to stand behind and licht the arms of our prophet and that's what i will continue to do until he gives me reason not t

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. tonight we're going to devote the better part of this hour to a discussion about the controversy swirling around bishop eddie long. among those joining us ted haggard a man who faced his own sex scandal while a minister but first we want to catch up on the top stories. they are drying out in the upper midwest but the water left behind from recent storms is causing big problems. torrential downpours have led to days of rising flood waters in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. no reports of deaths or injuries though. but the flooding is expected to last throughout the weekend. a federal judge is ordering the air force to reinstate an openly lesbian flight nurse. major margaret witt was discharged in 2007 under the military's don't ask don't tell policy but the judge ruled the discharge violated witt's constitutional rights. this past week the senate blocked a defense bill that would have repealed don't ask don't tell. a watch dog group for the separation of church and state is criticizin

don francisco, aplauso por favor. por el reconocimiento que le hizo la casa blanca en este mes de la herencia hispana que cada aÑo se celebra desde el 15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre. >> quÉ elegante. nuestra compaÑera aymiga, gisell blondet fue la encargada de la gala. se ha convertido en una de las celebridades mÁs populares en este paÍs y no se ha destacado solo por su trabajo sino a la dedicaciÓn de muchÍsimas causas humanitarias por varias dÉcadas. >> honor a quien honor merece. y junto a don francisco recibieron este galardÓn el dominicano juan luis guerra, el futbolista cuauhtÉmoc blanco, y entre nuestros favoritos alejandro sanz. don francisco dijo que despuÉs del censo del 2010 los hispanos seremos 50 millones en los estados unidos. gracias por este camino que ha venido sembrando durante tantos aÑos en la televisiÓn y que hoy sus frutos se estÁn cosechando. >> felicidades de todo corazÓn. y hay algunos amigos que cumplen aÑos. >> asÍ es, el gordo y la flaca estÁn festejando que cumplen aÑ

>>> hello again, i'm don scott. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> we begin with breaking news, a shooting inside johns hopkins hospital. it happened just a short time ago. wjz's andrea fujii is arriving at the scene and has the very latest on what must be a chaotic situation. >> reporter: we are driving to the scene right now. many of these streets are closed off and there's very limited information. this is what we do know. hospital police have confirmed that one doctors was shot inside the nelson building. there are unconfirmed reports also that another man was taken hostage inside that building. apparently this is all happening on the eightth floor. we're waiting for a police officer information to meet us with. what we do know is that one man has shot a doctor inside the nelson building in johns hopkins hospital. we are on our way to the scene to see what the condition of this doctor is and what the condition is of any other people who might have been injured as well. don, back to you. >> thank you. we know a lot of you have connections to johns hopkins hospital. so we'll repeat. a do

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. we start with this developing story. bishop eddie long went before his congregation this morning to address for the first time allegations of sexual misconduct with young men in his congregation. never before has long faced such salacious and disturbing charges made by four men who said their pastor coerced them into sexual situations when they were teenagers. now after a lengthy wait, bish op long finally spoke the words many in his congregation were waiting to hear and cnn's martin savage was there. >> reporter: standing before an overflowing crowd of congress gants in the megachurch he built, bishop eddie long was in no mood to back down. >> there have been allegations and attacks made on me.

don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> wow, that's excitg. >> the weather's going to cooperate, too. thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" coming up next. >> see (speaking in intnational language) and heaid unto them go ye into all of thworld and preach the gospel preach the gosl

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. a real-live tragedy played out as a texas high school football game. the quarterback of the west orange stark high school collapsed just moments after throwing his second touchdown of that game. reginald garrett was rushed to a hospital and died a short time later. high school football is practically a religion in texas and garrett was a star on his team. a hospital supervisor spoke with cnn this morning. the town's reaction shows just how much they cared about this young man. >> when he arrived about 8:30, 8:35, he wasn't pronounced nil about 9:40, 9:45. his family was all there, of course. it was very devastating. lots of krig. but then shortly after the game ended, the -- my parking lot completely filled with people. the waiting room was full, the waiting room was full, the cheerleaders, the band members, all the coaches were there. it was like the entire football stadium came to the hospital to check on him. we were trying our best to give them good news and comfort them, but it w

vestuario, caracterizaciónes y maquillaje, ambientalización de la époc y en la totalidad en lugares don se pasaron estos hechos histórico, en guanajuato, querétar en en el estado de mxico. y entonces como van a ver este jueves los televidentes en españo es una gran producción y

el presidente barack obama hablÓ con don francisco, tenemos parte de la entrevista, para discutir las noticias de la semana, y las elecciones de venezuela nos acompaÑa el corresponsal de la revista time, y rubÉn de la raza en chicago. y tenemos una entrevista exclusiva con ingrid betancur que estuvo secuestrada por la guerrilla de las farc, tiene un nuevo libro donde habla de clara rojas, de su ex esposo, de cÓmo fue atacada por los guerrilleros, y quÉ la ayudo a sobrevivir. "es un premio a la ingratitud" eso dijo. >> sÍ, y esas palabras de Él son despiadadas. >> comenzamos. ♪ >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. ♪ >> vamos al punto, hoy tenemos varias entrevistas con candidatos para las elecciones congresionales en noviembre que los estados unidos y tambiÉn otra conversaciÓn con la ex rehÉn de las farc ingrid betancourt, que tiene un nuevo libro. pero comenzamos con las elecciones en venezuela y la posibilidad que por primera vez en cinco aÑos la oposiciÓn este representada en la asamblea, esto es en medio de denuncias, francisco en caracas nos dice que en juego estÁ el

we've got renewed flood concerns tonight, don, across parts of the southeast. more details on that with your travel conditions coming up later in the show. >> thank you very much. >>> the pentagon says it burned nearly 10,000 books this week. what is it trying to hide? president obama hits the campaign trail ahead of mid-term elections, but will it help democrats at the polls? that's ahead, and our political ticker. don't just sit there. be a part of our conversation. send us a message on twitter or facebook or check in on four square, part of our eatocracy project. [ female announcer ] your precious eyes.

dijo en una entrevista exclusiva con don francisco. el autor del dream act no pudo decir cuÁndo se va a volver a discutir. >> todas las opciones estÁn abiertas y lo que hemos hecho exponer la medida en el pleno individualmente zona la tenemos en el calendario lista para discutirse, tambiÉn se puede ofrecer como una enmienda. lo acompaÑÓ el secretario de educaciÓn estuvieron rodeados de jÓvenes que se podrÍan beneficiar. >> estoy comprometido a esto para largo, he estado llamando miembros del congreso y harÉ lo que sea necesario para que se apruebe. el prÓximo paso debe ser convertir la eneiv-ultimah@h@un organizando, nos vamos a quedar aquÍ hasta que el senado apruebe en los drea, ima- dream act. >> el senador (...) dice que colegas republicanos han expresado poder en sentarse a conversar sobre el dream act y que Él estÁ desto aun h@negociar, tambh@ nadores que no regresan al prÓximo congreso se sentirÍan en mÁs libertad de votar a favor de la medida.áánot univ-u@ >> usted puede ver la completa entrevista de don franc