maroon 5 is here. and adam levin is the lead singer of maroon 5. apparently singing isn't his only talent. he sent me this tweet. he said, hey, do you still do the thingy with the bball machine and the guy who's unnaturally good at it, because i'd like a shot next week. the guy he's talking about is ricardo who we discovered at a bar here in l.a. ricardo is the greatest pop a shot player i've ever seen. and i've seen a lot of pop a shot. he beat lebron james this summer, charles barkley this summer. we put him -- even kobe bryant was no match for ricardo's skills. but for some reason, adam levine thinks he can beat him. we're going to give him a chance to do that tonight. and -- [ applause ] i can't imagine that he's going to. in rehearsal this afternoon, ricardo didn't miss any shots. he made them all. but adam believes he can slay the dragon that is ricardo. so, we'll see, i guess. there's a heat wave, you know, sitting on the face of southern california right now. it got up to 113 yesterday, which is the highest temperature in l.a. since they st

he said, "maroon 5, my mother loves you guys." tavis: that was a good imitation of chris rock. >> that is a thing we like to hear. we are at the studio with a legendary producer.com in switzerland at one of the most beautiful settings i have seen -- with the legendary producer, in switzerland. def leppard. ad/dc, that is why we wanted to work with him. we do not fit in anywhere necessarily. we are a little bit r&b not, rok and pop. ... you know, he pushed us harder than we have ever been pushed. he is very internationally minded. he always thinks of things as in, "how are we going to reach everybody in the world to speak? you look at our success as a good start. -- ."how are we going to reach everybody in the world"? that was a very humbling realization that we had, and so, we look at this as our first record. we have with every record on individual basis, and we have never taken for granted the fact there we are where we are, and the fact that has made a successful is that people for lack of a better phrase, they buy it, because

. >> of thh innestigators are looking for a maroon sierra. thee believe it could be a maroon colorr anyone wwih information is asked to contact anne arundel county police. >>> a patient llegedlyytold patient after kissinn her.w 45 years oll susan achs was found deaa in her room at the maximum security hospital on -aylor has been chaaged n her -urder. he told police that after brinsprinn around her neck. >> we saw some statements givvn believe he is theeindividual wh3 committed the crime. the surveillance within the hospital -- >> both tayloo and sachs had been placed attthe state hospital afttr being foond not ccrminally responsible for a murder. >>> a man who is a high rankkng the blood's gaag ii to be sentenced today in a death of stephen pariih. rowlings rdereddother members to killing parish beccuse e thought parish was gay and that would make the gaag look weak. >>> a man accused in the drunk drrvinn of a howard county poliie say aaron orsong was auguss on route 8. that is when he eventually ú%lled benjamin wirt man. he was aaso charged

maroon 5. >> they're doing all the wrong stunts now. >> i'm meredith viera along with matt lauer and al roker. we're going to catch up with tori spelling who's starring in a romance reality show with her husband, now she's taking a crack at writing children's b k books, we're going to talk to her about that and other thing. >>> mario is leer and he's got a great idea, everybody's so busy at this time of year. he's got some great dishes you can make now, you can assemble now and pop them in the u oven at a later date and feed them to your family. >> i was away last week, so i was googling and saw some video of your interview with jon hamm. i guess jay lean knly leno was too. >> meredith viera, she was very cute. she had jon hamm on, and maybe it's me, but i think she was smitten with him. she looked like she was flirting with him. again, you be the judge, watch this. >> you're from st. louis originally and this has catapulted you -- >> i think that's over the line. >> ladies, do you blame me? no, exactly. i didn't do that. >> it was on tape. >> let's go inside, tamron hall is filling

off the weather board, no maroon of anything allowed on the program, got it? thanks, rick. >> rick: you bet. >> shepard: 44 cents, the going rate for a first class u.s. postage stamp at least for now the decision today from the commission that oversees the postal service. rejecting a request to bump the rate to 46 cents. e-mails free. do they know that? the struggle agency which lost nearly $4 billion, last year can appeal or file a revised request, we're told the postmaster general says he is considering his options. it looks like we, the taxpayers are going to get back more money, american international group, aig now reports it has a plan, a plan to pay back billions of dollars the government handed over during the credit crisis and you will remember, aig stumbled because of how it traded in complex financial instruments and the government stepped in, out of concerns that aig was all together now... too big to fail. now aig has come up with a deal that involves the treasury department trading debt for stock which the feds would then sell. but, still there i

investigators say a man in a red or maroon four-door sedan repeatedly asked the girl to get in his car. she he immediately ran. >>> one of the ballots, proposition number 19, regarding legalizing marijuana. jade hernandez has more from san francisco. >> reporter: good afternoon. what happens if california legalizes marijuana. no one knows for sure, but the opponents and supporters of prop 19 met on opposite sides of the bay. proposition 19 is a california ballot initiative which would legalize marijuana. the battle continues over those voters and those who see legalization as a way to fight the war on pot and have police focus efforts on most serious crimes. in china town this morning, several groups presented information show lag they say are the effects of marijuana and what it can do to the brain. the press conference began at 10:30 at san francisco. opponents who gathered also say legalizing marijuana will create chaos and force local governments to disregard federal law. the mind-altering substance itself can create a lot of detrimental defect, such as abuse, intoxications, wicket

. >> jimmy: tonight, dane cook, music from maroon five, adam levin does pop a shot, and yehya visits the act tocto-mom.

a 12 year- old girl was walking towards the school when she said a man in a dark red or maroon ford taurus sedan pulled up next to her. detectives say that man repeatedly asked her to get into his car and drove alongside her for several hundred feet. the suspect is described as a hispanic male 40 years old was short black hair dark skin and a goatee and he was on shaven. your looking at live pictures of a protest of this is getting under way in burlingame. the san mateo county democratic party are gathering and outside of the hyatt regency were fun raiser is under way for republican candidates meg whitman. as you know whitman has spent $119 million several money in her race to win the governor's seat. she's running against jerry brown the democrat who is the current attorney general. the contractor is fixing a software glitch that allowed lawbreakers to slip through new muni gates with the wave of the hand. first kron 4 first revealed that which last week showing of commuters are slipping for without paying. the gates are designed to open automatically with a motion sensor when a person ex

from southern pakistan, where there has been fresh flooding and tens of thousands of people remain marooned. >> brown: mark shields and michael gerson-- sitting in for david brooks-- offer their analysis of the week's news. >> woodruff: and ray suarez updates the story of the social networking site facebook and its c.e.o., mark zuckerberg. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: with just over five weeks until the midterm elections, democrats in washington were grappling today with how to handle the bush-era tax cuts. senate leaders announced late thursday they'd wait until after the elections to vote on whether to end them. but today, house speaker nancy pelosi would not rule out action before november on extending tax breaks for the middle class. >> well, we will retain the right to proceed as we ch

if they close those bridges, are people marooned here? >> they'll have to turn around and come back from where they came from. >> reporter: now officials are concerned people will wait until the last minute to leave and be stuck in a traffic jam so large they'll be sitting in it when the storm hits late friday or early saturday. erica. >> hill: dean reynolds, thanks. let's turn now to our cbs news hurricane consultant, david bernard, chief meteorologist at cbs 4 miami. hurricane earl winds peaked at 145 miles per hour but looking that right now, how strong is this storm? >> erica, it is still a strong hurricane tonight, not quite as strong as last night, but we're still talking about a major hurricane with very strong winds, and it's just south of the cape hatteras, in fact, less than 200 miles from the cape right now, so it's going to make its closest approach to the outer banks ling on tonight. >> hill: this is clearly still a very powerful storm, it's incredibly large, 400 miles across. give us a better idea, if you could, david, of wh

police say that's when he was struck by a maroon gmc sierra pickup truck. he is in stable condition anyone with information about the driver or the pickup truck should call police. >>> it seems like cell phone rates just keep going up. now wal-mart is stepping in to the ring offers services for a price that just seems to good to be true. before you sign up there is a catch you should know about. >>> and the police officer now on the other side of the law, under investigation for handcuffing his stepdaughter's teen boyfriend and it's all caught on camera. >> 77 muggy degrees today at pwi. more than a an inch of rain. many spots getting twice that. more rain coming. tax on everything you buy? that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastating. andy harris' 23% sales tax absolutely makes no sense. 23% sales tax would really make things unaffordable. that's too high for the average american out here. i don't know how we would manage it really. don't like that idea. we can't afford andy harri

police say that is when he was hit by a maroon gmc sierra pickup truck. hahn is in stable condition. >>> maryland's first casino opened for business. the hollywood casino in perryville is already welcoming guests even though the official grand opening is not until this thursday. inside you'll find 1,500 slots and lots of food and lots of drinks. >> something to make perryville grow a little bit. bring the people into town. helps lower our taxes a little bit. >> it is exciting. very exciting don't have to drive to delaware anymore. >> the casino created 350 full time jobs. it's open from 8:00 in the morning to 2:00 in the morning everyday. >>> when you want to save money and you're flying you usually check out southwest or airtran for discounts. but your choices are shrinking. sherrie johnson is live at bwi marshall with big changes that could possibly cost you more money. >> reporter: that's right. there's some big news coming from bwi marshall international airport. two major airline carriers known for deep discounts actually plan to merger. southwest ai

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that is when he was hit by a maroon gmc sierra pickup truck. he's in stable condition at shock trauma. anyone with information about the driver or the pickup should call the anne arundel county police department. >>> the trial is set for two people accused of stabbing a johns hopkins university researcher as he walked home in the charles village neighborhood. john wagner and lavelva merritt from baltimore will stand trial january 26th in the death of steven pitcairn. police say they demanded cash from pitcairn and stabbed him in the chest. it showed later that they bragged about the crime and bloody shoes, wallet and pitcairn's i-phone was found in their home. >>> the johns hopkins doctor shot by a patient's son is back home with his family tonight. dr. david cohen was released from the hospital last night. 50-year-old paul warren parids shot the doctor in the stomach after he was told about his doctor's cieg knowsies. he shot and killed his mother before killing himself. no word yet on when the doctor will return back to work at the hospital.

police say that is when he was hit by a maroon gmc sierra pickup truck. sean is in stable condition at shock trauma. anyone with information about the driver or the pickup truck should call anne arundel county police right away. >>> it was our goal to fly to sarasota for $22. we thought southwest and airtran would battle it out. we got it down to $59 but now what? abc2 news sherrie johnson live at the airport. could the airfare war be over? let's find out. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. some big news out of bwi marshall international airport. two major airlines plan to merge. that's right. southwest plans to buy airtran for a reported $1.4 billion. and bwi marshall is the airline's largest east coast hub. the two carriers serve 70% of the passengers flying in and out of bwi marshall. the deal will move southwest into 37 new cities. and with the competition of airtran now gone some passengers fear that the fares will eventually go up. >> we like southwest because they don't charge for bags. we usually also fly airtran because of the price. >> it

there's the area in maroon. flash flood warnings throughout the d.c. area. through philly and new york. it will be a rough day. this will be about a 24-hour event of heavy rain, gusty winds. new york city under a high wind warning. could see winds gusting to 50 miles per hour at times. the airports are going to be a mess. there's really no way around it. the morning commute will be hard enough. >> if you're traveling to d.c. from farther north get on the acela, is that your suggestion? >> trains will do well unless the tracks flood or a tree falls on them. not on the train. if they fall on the track and delay it. >> ugly day. >>> let's turn to some sports now. fans in florida lining up at the door for free tickets to the rays 'final home game in st. pete's yesterday. of course we reported that a few of the rays players were fed up and voiced that publicly at the lack of attendance at their games despite recent success as a team. the rays organization gave away 20,000 free seats to fans. that's one way to fill up the building. don't charge them to come. to th

again, police are looking for a maroon gmc sierra pickup that may have damage on the front passenger side. if you have any information contact anne arundel county police at 410-222-8610. >>> a police officer finds himself on the other side of the law. after handcuffing a teen involved with his stepdaughter. prosecutors say the cop abused his authority because he simply had a chip on his shoulder. that story coming up. plus, the dream home that does everything for you. even getting your coffee started before you come down in the morning. we'll take you into the house that can think for itself. 3q you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate exec

the man was driving a dark red or maroon four-door sedan and repeatedly asked the girl to get into his car while driving alongside her for several hundred feet. investigators believe the car is similar to a ford taurus with a small spoiler in the back. >>> from city hall to behind bars, the mayor and ex-city manager of the l.a. suburb of bell are just two of eight city officials arrested today in a shocking corruption scandal. our nbc station in l.a. was at the home of ex-city manager, robert rizzo, this morning when police there took him into custody, took him away in handcuffs much the l.a. county d.a.'s office claims rizzs zbloefs the ring loaders that have scheme that cost the blue collar city more than $5.5 million in excessive salaries and illegal personal loans. rizzo alone earned an annual salary of $800,000. >> the complaint alleges they used the tax dollars collected from the hard-working citizens of bell as their own biggie bank, which they then looted at will. >> all eight current and former city leaders expected to make their first court appearance tomorrow. >>> california

they say the 40-year-old man with short hair and a goatee was driving a dark red or maroon sedan when he tried repeatedly to make the girl get into his car as she walked to canyon middle school friday morning. the girl refused and reported the incident when she got to school. vallejo police have arrested a man in connection with the beating death of a woman they believe was his ex-girlfriend. the woman's body was found inside a blood-covered car yesterday after the suspect drove to a coworker's apartment complex in american canyon. police arrested 33-year-old richie kapute of vallejo. they were tipped to the crime business the suspect's ex-wife. he called her to brag about the killing. >> pg&e has given into pressure and released a list of its riskiest pipelines but does not include the pipeline that exploded in san bruno. more than two dozen of the top 100 are in the bay area. topping that list is a pipeline that runs through cordelia. abc 7's laura anthony spoke to people living near some of the riskiest sites. >> pipeline 210-a may be number one on the high-risk list but the fire c

the vehicle is possibly a maroon vehicle. >>> the 27-year-old victim was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at shock trauma. >>> protecting voter rights. in a lawsuit filed against the maryland state board of elections. political reporter pat warren explains the issue is a timely delivery of absentee ballots to soldiers on active duty. >> this public service announcement advises members of the guard that a new federal law requiring 45 days for delivery and return of election day ballot is running into a snag. there simply isn't enough time. >> for us this year, it's just such a short turn around time, there's only 45 days between the primary and general election. and so once the primary ends, you first have to count the provisional ballots, then the local board has to certify the election. today the state board is meeting to certify the election. >> maryland is one of 15 states that has asked the federal government for a waiver. >>> the board of elections has provided ballots for the federal races for the senate and congressional district. >> by sending the ballot, we are in full c

new details on why she did it and the ups and downs of -- and the grammy-winning maroon 5 as we get started on a tuesday morning on "today." >> all right. the time is 6:53. 52 degrees on tv hill. >> another look at weather and traffic before you head out to st >> so d.c. commuters, listen up. >> delays developing near capital beltway. in terms of delays in our area. 16 miles per hour on the west side all the way toward ed monson backing up traffic on 795. northside delay around harford. let's give you a live view in a couple of spots starting with the west side at old court. tapping the brakes toward edmondson. approaching the beltway. two delays we see every morning. >> so are you going to be breaking out the tux for the equinox party? >> yes. you are all invited. it's a black tie event. >> such a party animal. >> i know! equinox party. ironically, even though fall starts tomorrow, it's going to feel like summer. we'll be in the mid 80's the rest of the week with scattered thunderstorms then takeover weekend temperatures will drop back into the 70's. tune into 1090 wbal-tv, you can get wea

the latest loser from "dancing with the stars," and music from maroon 5. later this week, joel mchale, vanessa williams, david cross, busy phillips, music from the avett brothers and sharon jones & the dap-kings too. so please join us then. our first guest tonight is a two-time golden globe winner who audiences in roles both flesh-colored and blue. her new movie with kristen bell and jamie lee curtis is called "you again." it's in theaters now. please welcome sigourney weaver. [ applause ] what a pleasure to have you here, thank you for coming. >> pleasure for me. >> jimmy: but more for me, i assure you. if i was a woman, i would want sigourney to be my name. it's good. it's got sig in there. ourney. >> siggny. >> jimmy: i don't know anyone else with that name. >> i think i've cornered it except for that series on the high seas "catching the crabs." s i g something. my cousin. >> jimmy: someone with crabs has taken the name. >> crabs connect all of us. >> jimmy: i guess so. in a way, they kind of do, don't they, temporarily at least. and that is the name y

investigators say a man in a red or maroon four-door sedan repeat daytona asked the girl to get inside his car. she refused and immediately ran off to tell her school principal, who then contacted authorities. >>> well a vallejo man is in jail this morning in connection to the death of his of his girlfriend. claudine wong is live with the details. >> reporter: there are multiple crime scenes apparentlily and multiple confessions in this case. we're at glen cove park where police believe this killing may have actually happened. the victim only lives a few blocks from here. her vehicle was parked in the back raft parking lot. we don't know exactly what led up to all of this. police are trying to figure all of this out but we can tell you the 33-year-old victim was just around the corner from where we're. neighbors told us that she's lived there for a few years. police went to her home yesterday after getting a 9/11 call from the accused killer's estranged wife. she told police 39-year-old william u bondo told her he killed his girlfriend of ten months. police went to her home but find no

we'll have music from randy houser, sharon jones & the dap-kings, the avett brothers, and maroon 5. so join us then. our first guest tonight is an oscar-nominated actor who quit acting a year and a half ago, but it turned out that when he said he quit acting, he was acting. the result of that elaborate hoax is a new movie called "i'm still here." it is in select theaters now, and available everywhere there's an internet connection on itunes and ondemand. please say hello to joaquin phoenix. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look so normal now. i don't know what to make. >> you look well, too. >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate that. good to see you. >> you, too. >> jimmy: for those who don't know, you were -- you had -- it seemed like you lost your mind about 18 months ago. but it turned out that was not the case at all. you were pulling a prank of everyone. >> we were trying to make a film. a prank sounds like we were doing it for our own kicks and it really wasn't about that. we wanted to do a film and we wanted it to be as authentic as possible. and so we were maybe a little d

the 40-year-old man with short hair and goatee was driving a dark red or maroon sedan when he tried to get a girl to get in his car as she walked to canyon middle school 7:00 in the morning. the victim refused and reported the attempted abduction when she got to school. >> a man arrested in the beating death of a woman believed to be his ex-girlfriend. her body was in a blood-covered car in american canyon. police arrested 33-year-old richie campwid at the scene. police were tipped to the crime because he called his ex-wife to brag about the killing. the murder took place in vallejo near the tennis courts where they found the silver pickup truck also covered in blood. >> pg&e has finally given into pressure and released a list of pipelines but does not include pipelines that exploded in san bruno. more than two dozen of the top 100 are in the bay area. topping that list is the pipeline that runs through cordelia. laura anthony spoke to people at the some of the riskiest sites. >> 100 planning segments that we're focussed on. >> pg&e president chris john says his list of 100 pipeline re

investigators say a man in a red or maroon 4 door sedan repeatedly asked the girl to get in his car. she refused and immediately ran off to tell her school principal. who then contacted the authorities. >> time now 6:04. pg&e released its list of the 100 highest risk gas pipelines, all of which need repairs. the rankings are based on several factors including the location, design, and whether there is a construction project in the area. san jose, navato and livermore are among the local cities listed as possible trouble spots. pg&e points out that any site considered an immediate danger will be taken care of right away. >> whenever we identify any potential threat to public safety we immediately go and address the situation. we don't put it on some list. it is not on some list of 100. >> now state regulators pressured pg&e to release this list following this month's pipeline days tear in san bruno but surprisingly the section of pipeline that exploded in san bruino is not on the list. it was prepared during -- using information put together in 2009. >>> pg&e has set up a hot line tha

the 40-year-old man with short hair and a goatee was driving a dark red or maroon sedan when he tried repeatedly to make the girl get into his car. the girl refused and reported the incident when she got to school. >> vallejo police have arrested a man in connection with the beating death of a woman they believe was his ex-girlfriend. the body was found inside a blood-covered car after the suspect drove to a coworkers apartment complex in american canyon. police arrested the 33-year-old of vallejo. police were tipped to the crime by the suspect's ex-wife who said he called her to brag about the killing. >>> pg&e has now released a list of what it calls the 100 riskiest pipelines in the bay area. this all follows that deadly gas line explosion in san bruno. topping the 100 list is a pipeline that runs through cordelia. work to upgrade that line is already underway but other bay area cities the work is months or years away. among the others topping the list, a line in novato that runs 50 feet from town homes and the farmers insurance company where a thousand people work. it's important

as far as the flood warnings go, areas in maroon are flash flood warnings and now river flood warnings in eastern p.a. a tornado watch for eastern sections of jersey and a couple reported overnight in north carolina and these are our rainfall totals. these will add up quickly. already two inches in d.c., one inch in new york and one inch in philly. when we're all said and done, i think d.c. and baltimore could end up five to six inches. looks like new york just came off the board and more of a technic technical error and one-hour delays at laguardia and philly is at 30-minute delays. what amazes me is with that heavy rain in d.c., not many delays. chris, sometimes we learn during winter storms they cancel a lot of flights and no delays, obviously. i'd call ahead if you're in or out of reagan or dulles. >> those poor folks that capital had a hot summer and now getting all this rain. bill, we'll keep checking in with you, thank you. >>> new york's race for governor is heating up and, in fact, i think you can say things got overheated last night. tea party backed republican candidate pala

investigators say a man in a red or maroon 4 door sedan repeatedly asked the girl to get inside his car. she refused and immediately ran off to tell her school principal, who then contacted authorities. >> time now 5:05. pg&e has released its list of 100 highest risk gas pipelines, all of which are in need of repair. these rankings or based on self factor including the location, design and whether there is a construction project in the area. san jose, navato and livermore among the local cities listed as possible trouble spots. pg&e points out that any site considered in immediate danger will be taken care of right away. >> whenever we identify any potential threat to public safety we immediately go and address the situation. we don't put it on some list. it is not on some list of 100. >> now state regulators pressured the utility company to release this list following this month's pipeline disaster in san bruno but surprisingly the section of pipeline that blew up in san bruino is not on the list. it was prepared during data gathered in 2009. pg&e has set up a hot line allowing custome

the areas in maroon is where we're having street flooding, small streams are flooding. an almost impossible commute this morning in some of the rural towns outside of downtown d.c. so give yourself a lot of extra time. the forecast, it's going to rain on and off hard all day today and tonight. tomorrow morning, it will slowly clear out. so your commute tonight will be just as bad as what you're experiencing this morning. we'll give you details throughout the day and updates on any severe weather threat. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. >>> i've only been here two years, guys. you know, if you look at the checklist, we've already covered about 70%, so i figured i need to have something to do for the next couple of years. >> 70%?! that's a -- let's check the list. okay. yeah, he made a checklist. he worked out, got a dog, met stevy wonder, got a nobel peace prize, got an ipad -- all right. okay. so he's right, he only has three more on the list. >> when president obama and nancy pelosi pressured chet edwards, chet stood up to them. >> i like jason a lltm

and-- maroon coat. >> and michael douglas is, of course, after money again. he's out of prison but he is on the other side of the equation. this time he's broke. and he's on the outside looking in. he wants to be a player again. but he's torn because his daughter won't talk to him. he walks out of prison, no one is there to meet him it is a key moment. it a very heartbreaking moment for him. his daughter hates wall street. hates what he has done to him. and he has, through the course of the movie he has to find his balance between what he wants, really wants. >> rose: so when people walk out of the theatre having seen this, other than having told a good story, with skill, having having entertained them, what dow want them to come away with? >> i think those first words are important. if you can tell a good story i've done my job. i mean steve spielberg, the best storytellers is what we do. we are dram a tests. you are always looking for hidden meanings with me, charlie. my meeting,ing you can draw what you want for them. >> rose: i wonder how long it would ta