taylor. girl, you are a phenomenal woman. >> well, thank you. >> i just love it. >> why do you think that skin of color is just so unique? >> well, skin of color is very different from caucasian skin. and the difference really centers around the pigment that we call melanin. that melanin pigment that's in that skin is very reactive. so what that means is that a simple cut, scrape, even an acne pimple can lead to a dark mark. and that could last a very long time. it's a problem that many women of color grapple with. >> so that's what led you to create rx for brown skin. >> that's absolutely right. so many of my patients would say, you know, dr. taylor, all we hear about is anti-aging. all of the products out there are to address those wrinkles, but that's really not my concern. >> right. >> for my patients, the dark marks, discolorations, hyperpigmentation-- that was their primary concern, so i created rx for brown skin to specifically address those needs. >> my name is masha and i am 35 years

taylor: kikiriquÍ. [cacaraqueo] taylor: kikiriquÍ. [cacaraqueo] taylor: kikiriquÍ. [cacaraqueo] taylor: kikiriquÍ. [cacaraqueo] taylor: kikiriquÍ. >>sana, sana, colita de rana. si no sanas ha, sanarÁs maÑana. [risas] chiqui ti burro, a la bim bom bam, chiqui burra la bim, bom... >>per quÉ vai? que vai? io disfruto mio giardiano. e lavoro de tottua la mia vitta porque tu la esfacie en un momento. >>chara, what do you say? las agarrÉ para curar al patrÓn. [sonríe] >>ques herba e molto fina. io he pagado cinque mil lira, cinque, cinque. >>pos ¡cincue! >>pero eque toma mia herba, yo no entre a sua cucina. >>¡cochina? wh's the matter, baby? [risas] come on, boy. come on, bambino. oh, oh... andiamo... >>avan. maría: avanti. [carcajadas] >>mira, watchalo. [carcajadas] [♪] [♪] >>oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, mi god! oh, mi god! ¡ulala! ♪ la curacha, la cucaracha, ya no puede caminar porque le falta, pque le falta la patita pa' bailar. ♪ >>a la caracha le falta una patita y a ued nomÁs le falta su limpio de fuego. [hla en otro idiom >>no, no, n

so where do you think taylor spent her summers as a child? was it nashville, galveston, texas, or the jersey shore? >> i'm going to guess nashville? >> all right. well, the answer is the jersey shore! and i said it because i didn't expect it. we've seen never before seen shots of taylor swift before she was a star. a 4-year-old toe head, a 6-year-old peace lover, a 12-year-old bikini bearing belly. >> it's important to say who you are in the beginning. >> before she was famous, extra with the exclusive lost pages of her childhood, and on her way to being one of the world's biggest recording stars. seven grammys, more than 200 million in the bank and it all started right here. ♪ when you think tim mcgraw >> her breakout hit before her first album, extra with a 16-year-old taylor in her humble beginning. >> since i was a little kid i wanted to do this. and i started dragging my parents around to festivals, garden club meetings, every single place there was a stage. >> these incredible images of the young star on the rise snapped by her neighb

taylor avenue and loch raven boulevard, there is an accident in place. running smoothly out of the cockeysville region. 50 miles per hour on the southbound j.f.x. at cold spring. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it is a pretty mild morning out there. this resembles our august temperatures. 87 downtown. stewart's town, 83 degrees. a stray shower could be possible today. not a major concern. mostly july weather out on the bay -- mostly dry weather out on the bay. here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. the ravens leave for miami tomorrow on their second straight road game of the year sunday against the dolphins. they'll do so in second place in the afc north. the cleveland browns one there third game. they were wearing their all brown uniforms. that is willis mcgahee, former raven. .he bills a backup quarterback he is gone. browns win. both starting cornerbacks were hurt. the dog pound was rocking last night. the ravens are 2-2. we will see if eugene monroe starts at tackle. he said he cannot get caught u

>> the new tv movie about elizabeth taylor and richard burton. this film stars helena carter as liz. dominic west plays burton. the movie comes one year after lindsay lohan was wildly panned for her portrayal of liz in the movie liz and dick. helena is hoping for a better reaction. who do you think makes a more convincing elisabetta lour, lindsay lohan or helena carter. in a poll, 30% said lindsay lohan. 70% said helena carter. it premieres on bbc america. >>> deborah: she admits that she was terrified to play taylor but after reading the script she realized she had to take the part. when we come back, you may kiss the bride. it's not the grooming in for the smooch. >> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >> stay tuned, there is more "inside edition" to come. 124 who are what is kissing the bride. we will tell you after this. >> travel consideration provided by: >>> finally we brought you all kinds of wedding videos at "inside edition" but i don't think we had one like this. one thing is for sure, you don't want a

taylor being on replacing the same securities is done by a just b.c. barclays lloyd's in r.b.s. every single day in the city of london they call prosecution but it's just fraud now finally francine what's the latest on all the dodgy accounting at j.p. morgan's london the well and now its eleven billion dollar mortgage backed securities fraud charges. that settlement with the f.c.c. talk about a farce they wanted so much to patrol that as a sarbanes oxley when and they didn't use any sarbanes oxley legislation in order to go after either the executives individually the audit firm or anybody else that was involved again j.p. morgan paid a fine like they'll do in a settlement that they're talking about now it may seem like a big number to us but it's just a cost of doing business and i'll keep going on. it seems to me that of all the frauds that the rating agency the banks the fund managers the hedge funds the glue that keeps them all together are these big four accounting firms they're really at the nexus of this global fraud wave your thoughts. really they're supposed to be the g

>> t.j.: i guess. [ chuckles dryly ] >> taylor: i'm sorry. you guess? >> t.j.: well, uh, i hardly ever see you around anymore. you're always off with your new boyfriend, rafe. >> taylor: [ chuckles ] >> sam: hey! >> molly: hi! >> sam: oh, my goodness. what's all this? >> molly: we are so excited that danny's home, finally, and so we had to come over and celebrate. >> sam: well, that is very sweet. thank you. >> molly: we brought balloons, obviously, and some toys, stuffed animals. >> rafe: so, where is the little guy? >> sam: um -- g ---i'm really sorry, but now's -- now's not a good time. >> molly: uh -- why not? >> carly: [ huffs ] >> alexis: carly, you're just the person i'm looking for. do you have a minute? i need to ask you a question about lucas. >> carly: lucas? my brother? why do you want to talk about lucas? >> alexis: well, i-it's not really lucas i want to talk about. it's his father. >> carly: okay. and now you really have me thrown. what do you want to know about tony? >> alexis: no, not tony. his biological father -- julian jerome. >> fra

of taylor bean was sentenced to thirty years in prison for covering up funding shortfall by pledging ownership and thousands of the same mortgage loans to multiple investors now francine in the u.k. that's completely legal it's called re i popped the question right so why pick on this guy taylor being when this is really the de facto business model for the entire city of london. well you always end up with something to deal with when the firm fails so in that case taylor being whittaker went bankrupt colonial bank failed was taken over by the f.b.i. see and one of the nice things is that when there's a failure there's a bankruptcy examiner report and we've seen over and over the other case was new century which was a k p m g r occurring in early in the early in the crisis in two thousand and seven when those firms fail lehman is a good another good example there's a baker's exam report that lays out very very clearly what happened they get investigative powers that are much more difficult if you're trying to do it through a court and even with those breadcrumbs like that that very si

of taylor bean was sentenced to thirty years in prison for covering up funding shortfall by pledging ownership and thousands of the same mortgage loans to multiple investors now francine in the u.k. that's completely legal it's called re i popped the question right so why pick on this guy taylor being when this is really the defacto business model for the entire city of london. well you always end up with something to deal with when the firm fails so in that case taylor being whitaker went bankrupt colonial bank failed was taken over by the f.b.i. see and one of the nice things is that when there's a failure there's a bankruptcy examiner report and we've seen over and over the other case was new century which was a k p m g r occurring in early in the early in the crisis in two thousand and seven when those firms fail lehman is a good another good example there's a baker's exam report that lays out very very clearly what happened they get investigative powers that are much more difficult if you're trying to do it through court and even with those breadcrumbs like that that very simple

as inhumane as it might sound, i didn't feel wrong for what i did. >> taylor not only felt the assault was justified, she was completely caught off guard by what happened next. >> i was very surprised. >> what? >> what surprise? she turned me in. >> even given the extent of her injuries? >> yes, with the extent of her injuries i felt that yes, she probably did need to seek medical attention, but she didn't have to tell them it was me, she could have said it was anybody. a drug dealer, she didn't have to say me. >> while it might be difficult to assimilate how a woman could carry out such a brutal act, it's equally difficult to comprehend the crimes carried out by female sex offenders. >> i think a lot of people don't know that female sex offenders exist because it's more of a male kind of thing. we're the moms, you know what i'm saying? but it's a common thing. there's more than just a few. >> about 3% of the population or roughly 20 inmates at the prison for women have been convicted of sex crimes. >> i'm jenny woods, and i'm a sex offender. >> my name is rachel trout and i am a sex o

taylor's house? >> no. >> did you ever shoot sean taylor? >> no. >> this alleged triggerman said he only reluctantly went along for the ride, with four acquaintances who came from fort myers, believing taylor's house, would be flushed with cash. >> did you want to go? >> did i want to go? >> yes. >> no. i didn't want to go. >> did you have a gun? >> no. >> reporter: rivera claims he only learned of the plot on the way to miami. >> they were just saying sean taylor had money in the house. and they were going to go in and get it. >> reporter: but he said he wanted out, waited in the car, while hunt, mitchell and brown broke into taylor's house and that hunt shot taylor, when the burglary went bad. >> how many times did you shoot him? >> once. >> how quickly did he go down? >> immediately. >> what about this taped confession rivera gave cops three days later. >> at any point, were you told you could leave? >> no. >> rivera said police wouldn't well him call anyone. held him in communicado, that this det

taylor thinks it bears a resemblance. now the doors are being thrown wide open, to share the haunting. taylor is hosting her first ever public halloween party. >> i live with ghosts, but i'm not -- you know, i'm not afraid of goblins. >> reporter: a fundraiser saturday night is for the nonprofit community center. taylor says there will be food, drink, and dancing, with who knows who from the past. alan martin, kpix five. >> little scary. >> creepy. makes it cool. >>> looks like fun. >> tickets are $100, and you can find more information at cbs5.com. check it out. >>> sounds fun. halloween masks are supposed to scare people. you might be the one screaming when you find out how much bacteria is inside the masks. arizona news station purchased several masks from a halloween store and tested them for germs. several different types of bacteria was found and it could lead to skin problems and staph infections. soaking them in alcohol before use could kill the germs. >> go with make up, i guess. five people in north carolina hur

taylor. taylor? taylor, where'd you go? then we'll sample the sweet side of the island. we're making hokey pokey ice cream. it's awesome. (squealing) elizabeth: fly high. taylor: that's our view. elizabeth: the water is so clear.

>> reporter: and now, boy scout leader glenn taylor is facing even more scrutiny. just last month, taylor, who tipped over the ancient rock formation known as a goblin, sued allen mcdonald and his then 16-year-old daughter for causing him, quote, serious, permanent and debilitating injuries after a car crash. taylor defended the suit to a local reporter. >> you don't look very debilitated in that video. >> you didn't see how hard i pushed. >> reporter: but taylor insists his lawsuit is a havalid one. before the latest news of this suit broke, he told us he and his companions thought the rock was loose and brought it down before it landed on anyone. >> how much pressure did it put on it? well, i wasn't trying to put pressure on it other than moving my body. i'm not a small guy. that's some weight behind it. but it went. >> reporter: mcdonald says after seeing the video, he now has doubts taylor suffered any injuries. >> somebody with a bad back who is disabled doesn't step up and push a rock that big right off its base. >> reporter: abc news reached out to taylor's

taylor thinks it bears a resemblance. now the doors are being thrown wide open to share the haunting. taylor is hosting her first ever public halloween party. >> i live with ghosts, but i'm not, you know, i'm not afraid of goblins. >> reporter: a fundraiser saturday night is for a nonprofit community center. there will be food, drink and dancing with who knows who from the past. >> sounds like a fun thing for halloween. tickets are 100 bucks and of course you can find more information on our web site, kpix.com. >> it's kind of beautiful out there as well. >>> 5:54 now. most pregnant women have experienced close friends or family members wanting to touch their baby bump. one state is banning strangers from doing that. pennsylvania has a law preventing unwanted belly touching. >> friends did. but that was very different. my husband touched my belly, then a close friend, along with girls. >> i went ahead and let them do it, but it was uncomfortable. i don't think it's harassment. i mean, if there's odd people doing it in an

i see so you had the fire case taylor being whitaker which was perpetrated a fraud certain executives have already gone to jail so executives went to jail a colonial bank was enabling a fraud a tailor. you know when a car and the auditors have been sued peter b.c. is still. fighting that lawsuit they might hopefully go to trial i really thought that deloitte was going to go to trial on this one it was due to go to trial in a couple of weeks in miami and it got settled confidentially maybe for a lot of money but certainly not at the level that it would take to take delight down so some estimates have been made what would it take for another big four for to go under like anderson dead enders and went under because it was a criminal indictment by the u.s. justice department that will never happen again they know that mistake they decided not to make that mistake when katie energy was accused of terror shelter fraud and they did not indict k.p.n. g. criminally for that chris katie and she survived and thrived so that will never happen but what might happen is a big giant lawsuit from a pr

taylor, the m.e. said simple -- simply, bled to death. afers a few minutes of blood loss, your brain no longer gets oxygen. and that's when your body starts to shut down. >> reporter: they drove to fort myers, thinking taylor would be at a football game, his house full of cash. among things. taylor, his girlfriend, and their baby were sleeping. cell phone calls that put rivera in the area. and oh, yes, the confession. >> how many times did you shoot him? >> once. >> how quickly did he go down? >> reporter: rivera's father says his son was questioned, nonstop for five hours. and then he confessedurn under duress. >>> two of four escaped inmates in oklahoma are back behind bars, but the manhunt continues today for the other two. police are searching for anthony mendanka. the inmate the have been on the run since sunday. both are considered armed and dangerous. bedanka and cheadle escaped with other inmates. they escaped through a trapped door, above the shower door area in their cell. >>> well, if it's on your bucket list to run a marathon,

taylor says he suffered permanent and debilitating injuries. meanwhile, the emory county prosecutor's office says they could file felony charges against the pair. reporting for cbs news, chris jones in salt lake city. >> axelrod: call it the pacific ocean's answer to big foot. a sea creature washed up on the beach in oceanside, california, yesterday, 14 feet long. it looks like a sea serpent but it's actually an oarfish. it's the second oarfish to wash up in a week in california next up. whistle blower blowers speakingn their safety concerns about the han fort nuclear waste dump. saw danger at the hanford nuclear reservation in washington state, where 56 million gallons of radioactive waste needs to be cleaned up, he said something. then he was fired. now he and a second whistleblower explain to carter evans why they think they've been targeted for retaliation. >> reporter: for more than a decade, dr. walt tamosaitis has raised questions about design flaws at this $13 billion nuclear waste treatment plant under construction at hanford. it's wha

taylor filed this lawsuit last month. this is taylor last week. >> somebody with a bad back who's disabled, who can't enjoy life, to me, doesn't step up and push a rock that big right off its base. >> muscles over here pushed it off. >> reporter: taylor's lawyer did not return cnn's calls for comment. taylor did say this to a cnn affiliate about the lawsuit. >> you don't look very debilitated in that video. >> you didn't see how hard i pushed. >> reporter: why would a plaintiff in a personal injury lawsuit post his own video pushing over an ancient rock formation. people do the darnedest things with cell phones. >> you would think they would avoid the camera like the plague. but instead, they don't think anyone will ever see it or any repercussions will come of it. >> reporter: or hear their excuses. >> some little kid was about ready to walk down here and die. and glen saved his life by getting the boulder out of the way. >> obviously kind of bizarre to just watch that. but what is the status of the criminal investigatio

through this horrific tragedy lorraine taylor has found her own mission in life -- to help other families through their grief and healing. >> one, two, three. ♪ >> first i'll check with the kids. i'll play with the kids to find out how they're doing, and that will tell me a lot about how the parents are doing. >> made it has made it her life's work to help families heal when homicide invades their world. local police often contact her through her 1000 mothers to prevent violence organization. >> i never know what that next call is going to be. normally i get a call like saturday from oakland police department, taylor, we had two murders last night. would you please be on stand by? once they go visit the family, they'll ask me if i can go to the family, so i of bag of groceries to this family and sit there and just let them know that i'm just here. i'm here to help you. >> lorraine recognizes the pain and grief these families feel. she tragically lost two of her own children to gun violence in 2000. >> my twin sons, 22-year-old college students, had been murdered while they were working

talking with reddit co-founder and colleen taylor of tech crunch. >> yes. you were the nontechnical founder of reddit. one thing that you say in the book, you said for years now is that everyone should learn how to code. everyone should learn how to program. >> yes. >> my mother is an ophthalmologist. should she really learn how to code? why do you say this? >> wow, i don't know what an ophthalmologist is. >> a noncoder. >> okay. that's a whole another show. you know, the reason why i err on the side of everyone needs to learn how to code and i could make a case for writing basic scripts could make her job easier. anytime you find yourself doing a repetitive task, software could do a lot better for you. it's especially important for this generation coming up. the reason i wrote this book, i wanted people to realize how much power we have if we can build things in software. software is eating the world. that's the an dreessen quote that i think most of us believe in. we have a huge demand already for people who can code. every company i invest in, every comp

taylor. i want to thank him for organizing that and we put out a call on facebook 80 for people to send in photos for double parking and we've got a few examples that mr. taylor is going to show. >> . go to the next one. and this one shows a double-parked car in the back. and i think it's 9th and oring where they can't go anywhere so people locked their keys in the vehicle. i don't know exactly how long that shut down the service but it caused an impact. we have another photo it didn't make it here but the truck basically couped the whole roadway. i thank you, mr. taylor. i now - before we get to the department supervisor breed? i'd like to call up the mta riccardo. mr. lay i want to thank you and your colleagues with the mta in terms of working with the statistics and the presentation you're about to show >> good afternoon. supervisors and member of the publics i'm riccardo i'm the city traffic engineer we i have a few colleagues that are the heads of our parking enforcement groups. thanks f

atlanta cardiologist ken taylor says it prompts an interesting conversation.. taylor says: "something that says..hmm..there's an interesting idea here - maybe we should further investigate it." americans with coronary artery disease, heart attack and stroke often take a cocktail of powerful drugs - blood thinners - beta blockers - statins - diuretics and more. while no one is recommending patients immediately drop the drugs and hit the gym, the study raises the idea that for many patients - exercise may be as beneficial to the body as prescription medication. taylor says: "i think the concept is reasonable and in fact we do see this - particularly in our cholesterol management. people who exercise - and especially if they exercise and lose weight can improve their cholesterol numbers significantly." and there are plenty of people who could benefit. the american heart association estimates 83.6 million americans have cardiovascular disease. that's 1 in 3. it's the number one killer in america, taking 800 thousand lives every year. yet according to the centers fo

taylor things it bears a resemblance. the dooring are being thrown open. >> i live with ghost but i'm not afraid of gobelins. >> reporter: a fundraiser saturday night and there will be food, drinks and dancing with who knows who from the past. >> tickets are $100. we have more information on our website, kpix.com. >> 8/10 of a second decideed the game tonight. where have all the defenses gone in the world series? that's up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now we've got a world series. >> they had to go to bean town to try and get one. the first couple of games, what happen today the leather. michael wacha has made 3 post season starts giving up one run. how would he hold up on the big stage? wacha threw a shutout into the 6th when he was greeted for ortiz. he left with the cardinals down. johnny is off line and st. louis ties the game. greg has it, throws wildly for 1st, go ahead crosses the plate and st. louis takes the lead. 99-mile per hour heater ended it. cardinals won 4-2 and they are one game a piece. tiara does this for a l

taylor was a safety for the washington redskins. but one november night in 2007, the 24-year-old was killed at his miami home. now, with accused gunman eric rivera in court, taylor's girlfriend, emotionally remembers -- >> sean woke me up. and told me, he had heard a noise. and to call the police. >> reporter: jackie garcia, niece of actor andy garcia, said taylor grabbed a machete by the bed. and an intruder kicked open the door. >> i heard gunshots. and i screamed. i got up. and i saw sean laying facedown, surrounded by blood. >> reporter: police say taylor, shot in the leg, was bleeding to death. garcia says she never saw the shooter. but prosecutors say 23-year-old rivera confessed to the killing. investigators say it was a botched burglary, that rivera and four friends thought the house was empty. they were looking to steal money. >> sean taylor, defending himself, defending his family, defending his home, is shot by this defendant. >> reporter: in court, prosecutors showed jurors casts of what they say are rivera's footprints

>> safety. >> reporter: taylor says the rock was loose. he was worried it would topple over and hurt someone. so he decided to topple it himself. >> it's all about saving lives here in goblin valley. saving lives. that's what we're about. >> reporter: utah park ranger jeff rasmussen doesn't buy it. >> i'm not aware of any of these rock formations toppling over on anybody. i've worked for utah state parks for 22 years. i have never heard of anything. this took millions of years to form. it's a one of a kind natural feature. >> reporter: tonight it's clear, taylor has some regrets. >> the boy scouts didn't teach me to do this this way. would i do it again? with a ranger standing there, yes. that's what we should have done. >> reporter: still in this battle of man versus nature, nature lost. aditi roy, abc news, highland, utah. >> and we're going to take you inside the secret lives of dogs. one family, two puppies, wait until you see how they lend each other a helping hand. our friday instant index next. see this? it shows the pressure points

mcdonald's daughter was in a car crash that hit taylor in teen. taylor is suing saying he endured great pain, disability and suffering. >> i see a big strong guy who steps up to a 2,000 pound rock and pushes it, pushes it and finally dislodges it and rolls it over. i think to myself that guy doesn't have a bad back. >> he said his client has been recovering from the crash. the lawsuit was filed last month. >>> not every mom is able to breast feed her baby but she still wants the nutrients. instead of opting for formula, some turn to the internet. some may contain high levels of bacteria. researchers purchased more than 100 samples of breast milk through a plar milk sharing site. results showed nearly three out of every four internet milk samples were colonized with high bacteria count. >> the kinds of bacteria were concerning, col low form back tee -- coloform bacteria. >> they recommend going through a milk bank if you're going to purchase milk for your baby. formula is also a viable option. >>> it can be a danger for pilots, lasers pointed at pi

taylor things it bears a resemblance. the dooring are being thrown open. >> i live with ghost but i'm not afraid of gobelins. >> reporter: a fundraiser saturday night and there will be food, drinks and dancing with who knows who from the past. >> tickets are $100. we have more information on our website, kpix.com. >> 8/10 of a second decideed ,, you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> now we've got a world series. >> they had to go to bean town to try and get one. the first couple of games, what happen today the leather. michael wacha has made 3 post season starts giving up one run. how would he hold

taylor was set to sing "america the beautiful" later in the game. that's why he got confused and made the mistake. here's a tip. james taylor just went with it. he didn't get flustered. he corrected himself quickly. everybody makes mistakes, even the pros. when you make one in your life, smile and resume whatever you're doing. be a real person always. factor tip of the day. i'm a big james taylor fan. he has a great band if you get a chance to see him in concert, do so. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website. also to spout off from anywhere in the world oreilly@fox news.com. word of the day, do not be jejune when writing to the factor. i hope you have a good weekend. i'm going to tap the germans and french. we should have a theme park to do that. unbelievable. thanks for watching tonight. ms. megyn is next. i am bill o'reilly. remember, the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> tonight on "the kelly file," a fox news first. the man they call the architect of obama care, the brother of rahm emanue

we're all on james taylor watch. they allowed us inside for a little of his rehearsal, special moments he's planning for the game as the city gets ready to honor survivors and victims at theto maryland ell you about because t top law enforcer under fire tod not enforcing tw. critics came out in force after this photograph, take a good long look at this. this appeared in the baltimore sun. look in the middle, a lone gray-haired person. here you go. this is maryland attorney general doug gansler, a democrat running for governor. he's the one with the phone. one of the questions, what happened after this picture was snapped? absolutely nothing. and in the last hour, the attorney general responded to his opponents, stressing he was not aware if underaged drinking was happening at all. >> maybe i should have. >> was therenking going on? >> it certainly snds like from what i understand now, there certainly was some drinking, i guess, going on. if you look at the picture, not right where i was, but there are kids, one or tw

eric rivera didn't shoot taylor, denied he had stepped inside taylor's home. prosecutors say riff rivera broke into the home. and thinking the place was empty. >> internal flame at the grave site of john f. kennedy has been restored at arlington national cemetery. the cemetery transferred the flame from a temporary burner nearby to an upgraded burner that is part of the memorial to president kennedy. crews have installed new gas and airlines, a new burner assembly and drainage line below the flames. >> one candidate is pulling ahead. giving terri mcauliffe a 12 point lead over republican ken cuccinelli. the libertarian has 8% of the vote. the campaign trail also heating up in this last week, today, cuccinelli attending a rally with bobby gindal and released a radio ad. >> he tries to become the state's next governor. we told you last week about the photo of doug at a party where teenager were drinking. in a conversation with another parent, about whether or not to call police to shut town that party, gansler said he had no moral responsibility for other people

take each joppa or taylor as are alternate. delays stretch back to their pretty shortly. 295 shutdown at 175. one as take 95 or route an alternate. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> so far so good. just a few clouds hanging around. 56 at the airport right now. it will be a breezy and cool day. there is a chance for a few showers south and east of town. a small craft advisory is in effect. wave heights one to three feet. stay with us. swimmingnyad will keep in a pool in the heart of new york city. this is a live picture. number 22 in a special pull, benefiting victims of hurricane sandy. other guests have been joining her in the pool including richard simmons and a lot of new york city firefighters. >> their automatic sinks and soon tall and see covers -- toilet seat covers. a small razor cuts off the old plastic after each use. it will get melted down and use for other things. you do not want to procrastinate. you want to be off the toilet before the razor starts doing its thing. >> what a visual. one more look at our

rivera and four other men are accused of killing taylor in a botched robbery in 2007. >> our area isn't known for its ability to cope well with snow. in fact, they have translated into gridlock and storms that have come to be known as snow megeddon. now d.c. trying to avoid that this year. erica groh is here with more on today's city council round table. we have all been a part of something like this before. >> absolutely. and being from pennsylvania, i'm no stranger to snow, as you know, but, here in the d.c. metro area, i have never experienced anything like what we had and looking at the possibility of those flakes falling within the next, maybe couple months or so. today's hearing addressed one of the biggest complaints that people had in years past that some streets seem to get over looked in a heavy snowfall. the department of public works director, william holland, testified at today's hearing and the issue is training and zone commanders need to make sure that every street gets plowed, but in the last three years, the city hasn't really been able to show that there is a plan. si

a major artery and killed taylor and broke all our hearts at the time. police did cohearse a confession from their client. >>> a teacher died today trying to protect students when one of their classmates opened fire. 150 officers responded just before classes started. the shooter hit two students, one needed surgery, the other said to be doing well. police say they did not have to fire shot, but that gunman is dead. >>> still ahead, the fire on the water. look at that. a lot of smoke. the coast guard cameras rolling as they come to the rescue of five people on board an alaskan fishing boat. >> i hope you got your fill of the sunshine today because clouds are on the approach. and we expect rain in tuesday's forecast. i'll tell you coming up in a few minutes. >>> and one of the most expensive schools in the country right now, right here in d.c. but how much is your ability to pay actually factor into your ability to get in? . >>> more and more recent years schools have been abandoning blind admissions based on whether or not a student can pay. now it looks

>> reporter: now boy scout leader glenn taylor is facing more scrutiny. just last month, taylor, who tipped over the rock formation known as goblin, sued alan mcdonald and his 16-year-old daughter for causing him serious, permanent, debilitating injuries after a car crash four years ago. taylor defended the suit to a local reporter. >> reporter: you don't look very debilitated in that video. >> you didn't see how hard i pushed. >> reporter: taylor insists the lawsuit is a valid one. before the news of this broke, he said he and his companion thought the rock was loose and brought it down before it handed anyone. >> how much pressure did i put on it? i wasn't trying to put on pressure i'm not a small guy. that had some weight behind it but it went. >> reporter: mcdonald says he has doubts taylor suffered any injuries. >> someone with a bad back who's disabled doesn't push a rock that big off of its base. >> reporter: his attorney declined to comment but said in an earlier interview just because his client is beginning to recovered from his injured back doe

this one a vehicle into a building on taylor avenue at lock raven boulevard. speeds still great out there on all the main roads, including the beltway and 95. that's a live look outside at the west side of the beltway at 70. a look at the topside still a lot of space in between the cars out there. now wjz has the stories people are talking about this morning. here's don. >> thank you. >>> we also have two eastern shore school advisories. kent county schools are operating oh

the suspect pulls taylor on to the platform. he then flees the scene with the young boy. a rider eventually pulls the emergency switch to alert a train operator and a woman who did not witness the attack helps taylor get to the local hospital. >> i ran behind him, like this, you all right? he said, yeah, i'm all right. he was holding his face. i asked him, well, you want to go to the hospital? he said, yeah. >> she helped me out and took me to the hospital. we talk to each other every day now, make sure we're both okay. she's a good person. >> taylor is treated for a broken finger and cuts to his head and neck. >> i got staples right here and right here. broken finger. about six stitches in the back of my neck. >> several stitches, broken fingers. but i don't know what kind of psychological impact this could have obviously. you're riding home from work, asleep on a subway, and then all of a sudden, a man attacks you with a hammer. he's fortunate that those are the extent of his injuries. >> police release the video trying to catch the attacker. >> with such a vicious atta

pornographic, another taylor ready to play a porn star? [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> we are in our wardrobe department at universal. is there a chill in the air. part of me is excited about it. >> kind of. not really t is boot season, i'm excited about that. >> i love me some weather. today, we have some style for you without the celebrity price tag. this fall is all about the boots and bags. "extra" getting you accessorized, recreating three style looks for less. >> reese witherspoon has inspired us and this look. here, we have this beautiful earth tone bag and boot combination. >> an orange scarf and green sweat, style is everything, but this on a budge

. >>> and a mix up moment for singing legends james taylor in front of red sox nation during game two of the world series. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >>> twit ser getting ready to go public the social media company's ipo is expected gun rate $1.6 billion. as cat turner explains the stock price should be somewhere around $17 a share. >> reporter: there has been a lot of anticipation and speculation around twitter's plans to put its shares on the stock market and now we finally have some numbers that investors and advertisers can work with. 17 to $20 a share, slightly lower than the estimated cost a month ago. putting the company's evaluation at about $11 billion. what happens next is that the company's executives and financial advisors will be around the country and make presentation to mutual funnels, hedge funds and other financial institutions and encourage them to invest in the company. a public video online presentation will be put on the internet shortly. the only thing we have to compare

captain roy taylor flying over it. what do you have? >> this is harbor east right now right off of lancaster street baltimore east and street. a body was found in the water. it has been pulled up onto the pier. they do have detectives doing an investigation to figure out because and if there is any kind of criminal activity. right now, it is being treated pretty much as a homicide investigation until they determine otherwise. i'm captain roy taylor. >> nbc's education nation in new york city continues today, including 300 educators from across the country. roughly one dozen are representing maryland. they are meeting about student achievement. and whether educators have enough time to put new measures in place in the classroom. some say it is a good developer with strategies to succeed in the classroom. >> those who are new and facing challenges, it opens everything up. tim tooten will bring us all of the summit developments as it wraps up today. that is on 11 news at 5 p.m. you will also be able to find .eports live at wbaltv.com and i

saying, you guys have no idea how good taylor is at cooking. judging by photos, the cookies and the company were both amazing. i'll take the cookies, though. >> did she write a song about it? >> she writes a song about -- she's going to break up with the cookie. >>> you got to see these adorable photos of san francisco zoo's gorgeous new star. the baby girl gorilla was born ten weeks ago. gorilla births in captivity are actually very rare. only about six in the u.s. each year. doctors have been advising zookeep zookeepers on everything. they say gorilla's heart and lungs sound like that of a human baby. >>> and it's officially breast cancer awareness month and glam girl beyonce is going pink. queen b's known for her fashion statements. and this latest statement she's making has an important meaning. she's giving herself a manicure that supports a great cause. it's called paint your pinky pink gives dollars to breast cancer campaign for every bottle sold. here at "good morning america" we're going to go pink all month long. sign our pink pledge

>> safety. >> reporter: taylor says the rook was loose. he was worried it would topple over and hurt someone. so he decided to topple it himself. >> it's all about saving lives here in goblin valley. saving lives. >> reporter: utah park ranger doesn't buy it. >> i'm not aware of any of these rock formations toppling or on anybody. i've worked for utah state parks for 22 years. i have never heard of anything. this took millions of years to form. it's a one of a kind natural feature. >> reporter: tonight it's clear, taylor has some regrets. >> the boy scouts didn't teach me to do this this what. would i do it again? with a ranger standing there, yes. that's what we should have done. >> reporter: still in this battle of man versus nature, nature lost. abc news, highland, utah. >> and we're going to take you inside the secret lives of dogs. one family, two puppies, wait until you see how they lend each other a helping hand. our friday instant index next. he pressure points on my tired, achy feet. i had no clue i was putting this kind of stress

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