i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. the police will be at that privately owned park at sun-up to move out the crowds so the place can be cleaned. it's a telephone temporary order, but protesters are refusing to go. >> should be a showdown out there later today. they're saying you are not going to take us out of here. they think you are trying to kick us out for good. they're not going to go. they're going to line up and try to fight the cops. it could be a real battle out there today. >>> also this morning, getting america back to work. republicans insist their plan to stimulate the job market is better than the president's. will the two parties ever see eye to eye on solving the unemployment problem? >> doesn't seem likely. >> no. they can't agree on anything. >> couldn't be further apart. >> no. >>> and later this half-hour, eating while driving. in suburban chicago, the crackdown on distracted drivers may soon include those eating behind the wheel. quite a topic of discussion this morning on our facebook page. >>> al

. >> good morning, rob, tanya. safety experts say it is still a struggle to get some parents to use a booster seat. the study found there is a clear distinction between the good ones and bad ones. most parents know, don't do this. but not enough do this. put their 4 to #-year-olds in a booster seat. studies have shown these child seats cut the risk of injury in a crash by 45%. >> the main job of a booster is to elevate a child to help position the lap and shoulder belt so they're providing the best protection in a crash. >> reporter: but not all seats are created equal. some offer a better boost than others. according to a new stud gee more than half still aren't good enough. the lap belt should go across the child's upper thigh. not the abdomen. the shoulder strap should fit snugly across the middle of the shoulder not arm or neck. so how can parents know which ones are best? the insurance institute looked at more than 80 booster seats and rated 31 models as best bets and will work well in any vehicle, suv, miniva

rob, tanya. >> thank you. an italian judge part of the jury that acquitted amanda knox of murder is speaking out for the first time. he says that knox and her former boyfriend may know, quote, the real truth, about who killed meredith kercher back in 2007. he says knox could be responsible for the murder but that she was let go based only on the evidence presented in her appeal trial. interesting. >> this i thought was a very interesting side note to this story. apparently the local media all the stations in seattle wrote a letter to the family we are not going to be in your front door, not knock on your door, we will give you the time to reconnect as a family, let her heal. get her state of mind back. i thought that was, you know, the media is known for many things, not being intrusive ain't one of them. >> sometimes we take the high road. >> bravo to our colleagues in seattle for giving them the space they need. the thursday forecast, everybody, heavy snow in the mountains of colorado and wyoming. scattered

rob, tanya? >> christie endorse the is a pretty big deal and suggests look start to get behind the guy he will be the eventual nominee. >> herman cain is not backing down the he will put up a fight. >> 999. that's it. >> indeed. president obama is promising to fight on after his jobs bill was killed by republicans in the senate last night. the $447 billion package was defeated. vote was 50 to 49. discussions continue behind the scenes to come up with a jobs plan that both parties can support. >> if president obama does win re-election he will have to get a new chief of staff. that's because bill daly will return to chicago after the 2012 election. daly became white house chief of staff in january after r. he is committed to staying with the president through re-election and predicts mr. obama will win. >>> learning new details about the terror plot aimed at killing the saudi ambassador to the u.s. one man has confessed to his role in the plot. and the fbi is looking for a second man. abc's steven

rob, tanya? >> christie endorse the is a pretty big deal and suggests look start to get behind the guy he will be the eventual nominee. >> herman cain is not backing down the he will put up a fight. >> 999. that's it. >> indeed. president obama is promising to fight on after his jobs bill was killed by republicans in the senate last ght. the $447 billion package was defeated. vote was 50 to 49. discussions continue behind the scenes to come up with a jobs plan that both parties can support. >> if president obama does win re-election he will have to get a new chief of staff. that's because bill daly will return to chicago after the 2012 election. daly became white house chief of staff in january after r. he is committed to staying with the president through re-election and predicts mr. obama will win. >>> learning new details about the terror plot aimed at killing the saudi ambassador to the u.s. one man has confessed to his role in the plot. and the fbi is looking for a second man. abc's steven p

let's go to the roads with tanya. >> reporter: bus and rail services are on time. according to mta, no marc service on monday due to columbus day. let's look out there to see how traffic is moving along with the live traffic cameras. 95 at 175, moving well. most of our traffic son southbound side. but no issues between dorsey and salveage. 895 northbound at harbor tunnel, we have had two-way traffic in the northbound lanes in the process of moving the cones over. so, the traffic is stopped. we have southbound delays to o'donnell. back to you charley. >>> hank william junior and his rowdy friends no longer a part of espn monday night experience. they are parting way was him. this is a result of his comments comparing a golf outing between john boehner and barack obama to a likely outing between hitler and benjamin netanyahu. the country's singer says he's the one who is leaving espn behind and said "he stepped on the toes of the first amendment and freedom of speech so there for to me my song and rowdy friends are out of here. that's great run that's a quote from ha

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. amanda knox arrived in seattle last night and through tears spoke to a crowd of supporters. she has been away from home for so long she had to be reminded to speak in english not italian. a live report from seattle straight ahead. what an emotional homecoming. >> you saw the emotion, when the verdict was read, she almost kind of collapsed nearly then you see emotional press conference last night. really an amazing story. journey for her. >> release after four years of tension and pressure. >> sock bombshell testimony fro conrad murray's manslaughter trial. what three of his mistresses had to say about the michael jackson case. it was a bevy of beauties on the stand yesterday. >> yes, mistresses there they are. >> the good doctor gets around. just saying. >> all right. later this half-hour, a major decision by hawaii's governor. his announcement about surfing excited high school students. you will see why this is our favorite story of the day. i want to go to that high school. >> absol

tanya? >> legal analysts say the fact the defense is abandoning their central theory that michael jackson created his own death, shows that they're having trouble. >> it is. they're not abandoning the theory he still could have given himself the fatal dose. they're saying he didn't swallow it. does not say he could not have injected it. or gotten it in some other way. the doctor said it all on the stand, not calling 911, not monitoring, having propofol at home. to me, laid it out, all the claims that, people would think made the doctor reckless in his care. >> leaving him on his own. the doctor said he would never leave a patient unattended under propofol. >> can't imagine the doctor not facing some time as this thing winds down. we'll see what the jury does. surprised by juries this year. that's for sure. >>> we turn now to sobering news from out west. the shooting rampage investigation in orange county, california. police say the gunman walked into a busy beauty salon yesterday afternoon i

rob, tanya? >> kristi's endorsement is a pretty big deal and suggests -- look, start to get behind the guy. he will be the eventual nominee. >> herman cain is not backing down the he will put up a fight. >> 999. that's it. >>> indeed. president obama is promising to fight on after his jobs bill was killed by republicans in the senate last night. the $447 billion package was defeated. vote was 50 to 49. discussions continue behind the scenes to come up with a jobs plan that both parties can support. >>> and if president obama does win reelection he will have to get a new chief of staff. that's because bill daly will return to chicago after the 2012 election. daly became white house chief of staff in january after rahm emanuel resigned to become mayor of chicago. he is committed to staying with the president through re-election and predicts mr. obama will win. >>> learning new details about the terror plot aimed at killing the saudi ambassador to the u.s. one man has confessed to his role in the pl

tanya. >> i wish i were a runner. maybe i will try again. >>> we do have according to mta penn line trains 401 and 403 are on five minute delays. let's look at the beltway on the northwest side. this is 695 south of the -- south of the north west expressway. traffic is building on the outer loop. 95 south out of the fort mchenry tunnel traffic isflowing freely. charley. >>> health news. this morning hopeful news for women fighting bone lossoff cancer treatment. the drug is is prescribed to fight osteoporosis but it is having positive impact for breast cancer patients who started the drug at the beginning of the breast cancer therapy with more protected against bone loss in the lower spine and hip. join us on abc2 as we partner for the race for the cure. this year's 5k race and 1 mile walk will take place sunday unget 23rd and it's not -- october 23rd and it's not too late to register. it's special part of the website designated for breast cancer awareness. and a great place for you to get information about events supp

so, all that coming up, now we will send it over to tanya with your traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morning everyone. we are in the process of wrapping up overnight roadwork in the next few minutes. looks like 95 north between the beltway and caton in arbutus is now out of the way. this is a live look at the beltway on the southwest side at frederick road very light traffic. most of the cars on the outer loop. we had inner loop work at southwestern boulevard wrapping up. outer loop at edmonton wrapping up as well. this is on the northeast side. 95 just south of the beltway. and rossville to rosedale and should have a smooth ride moving well right now. back to you charley. >>> 2000 buildings collapsed and hundreds dead following an earthquake in turkey. coming up aircraft med the rubble signs of life-- coming up, ahmed the rubble signs of life. >>> -- amid the rubble, signs of life. >>> what the captors are asking for. you are watching "good morning maryland first and only at 4:30. back in a bit. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >

. >> i'm tanya rivero. amanda knox arrived in seattle last night and through tears spoke to a crowd of supporters. she has been away from home for so long she had to be reminded to speak in english not italian. a live report from seattle straight ahead. what an emotional homecoming. >> you saw the emotion, when the verdict was read, she almost kind of collapsed nearly then you see emotional press conference last night. really an amazing story. journey for her. >> release after four years of tension and pressure. >> okay up every second amanda. >> absolutely. >>> also this morning, bombshell testimony from conrad murray's manslaughter trial. what three of his mistresses had to say about the michael jackson case. it was a bevy of beauties on the stand yesterday. >> yes, mistresses there they are. >> the good doctor gets around. just saying. >> all right. >>> and later this half-hour, a major decision by hawaii's governor. his announcement about surfing excited high school students. you will see why this is ou

i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. what a relief it must be for amanda knox who is waking up today outside the confines of an italian prison for the first time in years. she and her family cannot wait to fly home to seattle putting an end to their nightmare. what a dramatic ending to this appeal. >> you can just feel the emotion watching her get carried out of court seeing the folks in hometown of seattle reacting to it. you could just feel the relief. >> years of tension falling off her face when she almost collapsed there when she heard the ver divenlgt. >> some folks in italy not happy, boos outside the courtroom. everyone has a strong reacts. nonetheless she is on her way home. >> unclueding the victim's family. >> they deserve justice. a big headline this morning, two eye opening comments from president obama from our exclusive interview with the president, what he told george stephanopoulos about his tough political circumstances right now. and what american families are facing. his comments might surprise you. >

. >> i'm tanya rivero. amanda knox arrived in seattle last night and through tears spoke to a crowd of supporters. she has been away from home for so long she had to be reminded to speak in english not italian. a live report from seattle straight ahead. what an emotional homecoming. >> you saw the emotion, when the verdict was read, she almost kind of collapsed nearly then you see emotional press conference last night. really an amazing story. journey for her. >> release after four years of tension and pressure. >> sock bombshell testimony fro conrad murray's manslaughter trial. what three of his mistresses had to say about the michael jackson case. it was a bevy of beauties on the stand yesterday. >> yes, mistresses there they are. >> the good doctor gets around. just saying. >> all right. later this half-hour, a major decision by hawaii's governor. his announcement about surfing excited high school students. you will see why this is our favorite story of the day. i want to go to that high school. >> absol

happy friday. >> indeed. >> i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. the mother told police baby lisa disappeared from her bedroom. investigators started looking for an intruder. we'll get latest on the investigation and see why police may be frustrated. some very interesting twists and turns developing here. >> hard to follow this one. really is. middle of the night. baby missing from the crib. parents police at each other. it's strange. >>> also this morning, insomnia and sleep issues, a hot topic here on "world news now." ain't that the truth. one sleep disorder linked to obesity can actually be fatal. now doctors are concerned. >> sleep one of our favorite topics on the show. >> and activities. >>> and later this half-hour, next year's season of "the simpsons" could be the last. we will update the pay dispute and go back into the abc vault to look at the cartoon craze. i can't believe they would pull it off the air. makes too much money. >> it's been on the air 23 years, a ridiculous cash cow. hard to believe this is really the end of it after so m

allow extra time to scrap and here tanya with traffic. >> reporter: newbury at smith avenue a cirrus fire. watch out for -- cirrus fire so -- shall serious fire so watch out for block roads. look at 695 at old court road, we have traffic building in both directions. most of it on the outer loop to the right. 95 north of white marsh traffic is building. southbound traffic is to the right of the screen moving towards the beltway and moving well. because of the light traffic the drive times are doing fine and abc southbound from shawan to the beltway five minutes. outer loop from 795 to 70 on the northwest side will just take you 7 minutes. back to you. >>> breaking news this morning out of north baltimore a fire broke out inside the mount washington tavern on newbury at #:30 this morning and is at 2 alarms -- 4:30 this morning and is now at 2 alarms. the restaurant and bar has been around since 1979a few landmarks near the mount washington tavern is on the east side of 83. it's near the whole foods just off falls road near the woodbury area. excuse me wood bury and ham den area. mount

. >> i'm tanya rivero. tonight's debate in new hampshire could be crucial for rick perry who now ranks third in the polls behind herman cain and mitt romney. romney had a tough time fending off criticism while defending his religious beliefs. >> always intersection of faith and politics. >> getting nasty. >> gloves are off. >>> also this morning, half of american adults take vitamins every day. and now researchers say for some folks supplements may do little to help and could hurt you. >> this information is really upsetting to me actually. >> pop that pill, i'm doing something good for my health -- maybe not. >> bad news. >>> and later this hour, the chicago marathon competitor who made it to the finish line and then realized she needed to race to the delivery room. pretty amazing story. now, i would not be able to do a marathon under the best of circumstances. >> not doing it in the family way. >> exactly. amazing story. >> impressive. >>> well, before all that, the debate tonight is critical if rick perr

tanya. >> reporter: we have an accident that cleared out of the way. the inner loop at old court road the outer loop stopped and go traffic. also going to be slow, at liberty road up ahead. this is a sea of brake lights. very bad traffic on the inner loop the other side is moving but we have a broken down car. >>> abc2news.com the place to go. now to "good morning america." áp

tanya. >> reporter: westside of the bed well, a -- beltway -- details when we return on good morning america. ♪ [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried something really wild? why not? it's all possible in the nation of why not. royal caribbean's floating nation. where you are free to do anything you want. which may be nothing at all. royal caribbean international. why not cruise from baltimore? visit royalcaribbean.com today. >>> good morning. i am charley crowson. time for abc2 news to go and we have a busy tuesday morning. corinne redman is live with details on vile enat nightclub and linda so a live to tell you about a push for raising cigarette tax and sherrie johnson is live. now lea get to a check of the weather with meteorologist justin berk. >>> check out annapolis i love this camera spot. love the sound. love the severn river and we have a break in the cloud deck. may make for sunrise. clouds more prominent this morning at 63 degrees. we are looking at temperatures a

rob and tanya? >> john hendren, thank you. >>> news out of iraq, with some 40,000 troops are still stationed. all of them are expected to be out by the end of this year. but iraqi leaders are asking that 5,000 americans remain past the deadline. the pentagon says the key issue is what mission would those troops be carrying out if they stick around until next year. >>> the underwear bomber trial has come to a dramatic end just two days into it. umar farouk abdulmutallab admitted. he said it was an act of jihad, retaliation for the k killing o muslims around the world. he will now be sentenced in january. >>> expect pomp and ceremony today at the white house, as president obama welcomes the leader of an important trading partner, south korea. there will be a formal state dinner tonight. last night, president obama took president lee out for a low-key dinner and something he's familiar with, korean barbecue. yum. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. a soaker in the east coast, wi

tanya. >> reporter: i believe you. we are wrapping up an accident on white marsh boulevard at the outer loop. police are on the scene trying to get that out of the way. let's look at our live traffic cameras starting out on the outer loop at frederick road. no problems he to report on your road. your trip from pikesville through catonsville. doing okay there. jfx at north avenue, same deal. southbound traffic is moving well towards fayette street. downtown nothing to worry b drive times are still doing okay. harrisburg expressway southbound from shawan to the beltway takes about five minutes and 59 southbound on white marsh to the beltway 6 minutes. and bel air to providence and 7 minutes between 795 and 70. charley. >>> thousands turn out for the albaquerky international balloon fiesta. the fall tradition began in 1972 with 13 balloons. now the festival is the largest ballooning event on earth. it is the most photographed event as well. the largest annual international event held in the u.s. and on saturday, the festi

rob and tanya? >> john hendren, thank you. >>> news out of iraq, with some 40,000 troops are still stationed. all of them are expected to be out by the end of this year. but iraqi leaders are asking that 5,000 americans remain past the deadline. the pentagon says the key issue is what mission would those troops be carrying out if they stick around until next year. >>> the underwear bomber trial has come to a dramatic end just two days into it. umar farouk abdulmutallab admitted. he said it was an act of jihad, retaliation for the killing of muslims around the world. he will now be sentenced in january. >>> expect pomp and ceremony today at the white house, as president obama welcomes the leader of an important trading partner, south korea. there will be a formal state dinner tonight. last night, president obama took president lee out for a low-key dinner and something he's familiar with, korean barbecue. yum. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. a soaker in the east coast, wit

tanya. >> reporter: not a bad forecast overall. m-ta says marc trains are online for the camden and penn line. let's look at the beltway and northwest side moving smoothly in both directions. no issues heading southbound from pikesville towards wood lawn. jfx the view from the 41st street overpass has a few cars heading southbound that's to the left of the screen. as the camera gets a little bit stuck there. but as you go to north avenue we have no issues reported. back to you. >>> forget the girl cots scout badges and cooking and first aid. the latest is up-to-date. girl scouts can earn badges for the popular activities, now they can garner patches for digital filmmaking, financial literacy website and product design. local food awareness and customer loyalty as well. the insignia is ahead of the 100 anniversary. a spokeswoman says it's the first major update since 1987. >>> some may think that it may say the government -- save the government money but it's unconstitutional. states are look drug testing welfare recipients. we love

let's send it over to tanya with traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are just waking up, we had a bad tanker truck accident on the border with harford and cecil county at the conowingo bridge. let's take a look. conowingo bridge is closed probably until 8 a.m. that's what we are expecting due to the overnight accident. detours are posted on both sides of the bridge. it's a good idea to stick with 95 to 22 or vice versa. just try to avoid route one near the bridge. taking a look at 95 at 175, in howard county, wet out there. slow down and leave enough braking distance. southbound traffic a little heavier to the right of the scene. -- screen. 695 at baltimore national pike, outer loop is slowing down. we have some congestion from 795 down to edmonson. drive times are affected a little bit. 83, 95 are doing okay. top side of the beltway okay but 795 to 70 could take 9 minutes. >>> last-minute preparations are made for the a major rocket launch by nasa. it's going on at vandenburg air force base in california and justin berk joins us live with a pre

. >> and i'm tanya rivero. this latest debate, the first for herman cain since his quick rise in the polls. >> but front-runner, mitt romney, also found a target on his back, as well. abc's john hendren breaks it down for us from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and tanya. it was a lively debate. but it failed to shake up the gop presidential field. the front-runner came out strong, as expected. and the insurgent from texas did not have the big night his supporters had hoped for. you know you're in the lead when you're taking fire from behind. herman cain, former ceo of got father's pizza took plenty for his 9-9-9 plan. >> 9% income flat tax. and a 9% national sales tax. >> you turn it upside down, i think the devil's in the details. >> i think it's a catchy phrase. i thought it was the price of the pizza. >> reporter: also coming out on top, front-runner, mitt romney, who had a simple talking point of his own. >> right now america's in crisis. if that does happen, i do. and i've d

we will talk more about that coming up but here's tanya. >> reporter: roadwork is clean 95 northbound at the beltway in arbutus. 259 northbound between 195 and the beltway there's still roadwork. 59 north of i-95 traffic running southbound with the oncoming traffic -- 95 northbound at i-95 traffic rung southbound with the oncoming traffic. traffic building in both directions but no incidents and that's always good news. if you headed into locust point, you may want to think twice. main drag has been closed for the last month after residents lobbied for years to get the bridge repaired. progress is being made at a cost a major inconvenience having ford avenue out of commission means long lines on the alternate routes. >> i been here for a few minutes already, and it's about 15 cars in front of me. yesterday it was 40 minutes. >> reporter: the city says the bridge replacement should be done by the end of next june. >>> still to come on "good morning maryland" at 4:30, remember joe the plumber? he filed papers and is shooting for gnaw profession. what -- for a new profession? what is it?

rain or no rain let's see what's happening with tanya. >> reporter: be careful out there in aberdeen harford county work an accident on pulaski highway. so be careful. if you are up near pulaski and route 22. this is a live look at 95 at 175. you can see the shiny roads there i like to call them. traffic is flowing freely through savage. you should be good to go. top side of the beltway outer loop volume to the rift screen. traffic is building in both directions but we have no incidents on the beltway right now. back to you. >>> travel alert after a suspected aassassination plot was foiled here. federal official say elements of the iranian government directed a plot to kill saudi arabia ambassador here to the u.s. the state department is now warning americans abroad to be extra vigilant for signs of more aggressive action. >> reporter: for 12 days, investigators interrogated this man. they say he confessed to ion lendl murderer for hire. a naturalized u.s. citizen who appeared in a new york court yesterday after his arrest last month. federal officials say he worked with a member of

and tanya you remember the 80s right? >> reporter: i love the 80s. >> you love the 80s. >> reporter: smooth segueway there. nothing like the 80s. we are doing fine traffic wise. we have one incident to report though outer loop at arundel expressway route 10 an earlier car fire in the cleanup stages and the off-ramp is blocked. this is old court road on the northwest side. most traffic is on the outer loop. you've smooth ride betweenpikesville and wood lawn. 895 at the harbor tunnel they are cleaning out two-way traffic in the northbound lanes after overnight construction but shouldn't last long. 895 northbound that is two-way traffic being cleared out. >>> top story after 12 years on the job, baltimore county superintendent joe hairston says this will be his last year. he made the announcement yesterday. he is out of town and scheduled to return to towson today. no reason has been given as to why he is leaving by tuesday the school board voted not to give him a new four-year deal. the last day will be when his contract ex

let's go over to tanya with your traffic. good morning. >>

tanya has traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we had some debris reported on the interloop at charles treat not seeming to be affecting traffic too much so we are doing okay. let's look live at our traffic cameras on southwest side at frederick road. volume is doing well on outer loop with the oncoming traffic. this is the end of the this is most from 795 down to edmonton north of here. and 95 south of the beltway on the northeast side through rosedale, you can see the congestion with the southbound traffic stop and go to the 895 split. we have an accident reported in howard county and 95 north after 100 in elk ridge. back to you. >>> it appears it may have outstayed their welcome. deadline was midnight for protesters occupying baltimore for the past few weeks. city officials want the dozens of demonstrators downtown to leave. abc2 linda so is live at white and pratt where they have beencamping out from the beginning and what is the city demanding and what are the demonstrators saying? >> reporter: well, the demonstrators say the

tanya. >> reporter: slow traffic from harford to providence. let's look on the northwest side stop and go 795 to edmondton. looking at 59 north of white marsh boulevard, you do have slow traffic due toarler delays -- earlier delays at 895 at split. but that accident is gone. all the traffic is making my hair turn gray. >> really? >> reporter: yes i. don't know what it is and don't feel ride. >> you in the mood. >> reporter: i am in the mood. >> about time you put that thing on. >> reporter: happy halloween. >> she wears it to work every morning. about time you shared it. >> yes. on her broom and has that parked out front. quickly for you, s is abils vis elementary in frederick county is is going to be closed. >> they had 11 inches there. >> 11 inches. >> let's go to new york for "good morning america.

right now let's see what's happening on the road with tanya. >> repo:

let's check with the traffic and tanya. >> reporter: it's pretty wet. wet pavement and lots of road spray and fog near 95 and 32. let's look and see how things are moving along on the northwest side. 695 at old court road near 795, very light traffic there. the traffic moving away from the camera is the outer loop. smooth ride through pikesville. slow down because of the wet pavement. jfx at northern parkway. we have wet road there as well a few cars going southbound. nothing in your way down to fayette street. back to you. >> and amber alert has two state agencies on high alert. it was issued overnight in germantown and now we have learned the child's mo

now tanya has your traffic. >> reporter: good morning. route 1 southbound in darlington is back open but the

tanya you like it? a snowball fight as well. 45 degrees in baltimore. it's in the 30s. and the high country especially above 3,000 feet. garrett county had snow but it didn't stick by deep creek lake and up towards wisp and there was some sticking on the ground at seven springs in pennsylvania, but this is what we are looking at up above 4,000 feet up towards snowshoe. 40s down to ocean city. that is deep chill. upper-level low continues to wrap with rain redeveloping and we will have more of the showers and the cloudy skies of cool weather today. the traffic is currently dry. here tanya with a look at road. >> reporter: pulaski eastbound is shut down past mechanics valley road. let's look at 95. this is northbound at 32. no problems to report here through salveage. 95 at the beltway on the southwest side in arbutus is flowing freely as well. jfx at cold spring lane very light traffic in both directions. no issues to report. harford county, 95 northed a mountain road, there's an accident in the right lane. charley. >>> well, the story is not just for kids and sure to ma

tanya. >> reporter: 8 the 5 -- 895 at the harbor tunnel traffic is flowing freely. speak of the belt -- speaking of the beltway frederick road outer loop has most volume with the oncoming traffic. inner loop is moving well. we have roadwork on the inner loop at southwestern boulevard that should be wrapping up shortly. 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel, an accident that you can see. 95 southbound in the left lane. be careful as you merge into bore 2. charley. >>> he was killed along with his son and a former aid in his hometown in libya. the body has been moved and latest on the death of the former libyan leader and why we will never know his final resting place. also, wikileaks shut down. why the company says they need to temporarily suspend puplycations -- publications. details in a bit when "good morning maryland" continues on this tuesday. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >>> we learned about an hour and a half ago that the bodies of moammar qaddafi and his son and former aide have been buried. they have been in the commercial freezer in the town since last

tanya you with me. >> reporter: that sounds great. i can't wait. it will be so much better than in the 30s. we have an accident reported on the inner loop at providence in the left lane. so stay to the right if you can. let's look live at the traffic cameras out there. we have traffic building in both directions starting to get a little volume at frederick road but no incidents in your way making your way through catonsville on the outer loop towards arbutus and 95. 97 south at the beltway in ferndale we had a disabled vehicle in the left lane. that just got out of the way. so it's all clear. no problems to report. help was with it and it got out requesting limit no problems to report -- quickly. no problem to report. follow us on twitter for the latest accidents, delays and construction project. >>> in news around the world a. u.s. airways flight attendant was found dead in mexico city in his hotel room. now his mother says the fbi called her saying they've suspect in custody. police were reportedly able to track down the using the gps system on a

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here tanya to talk about traffic. >> reporter: couple accidents one in aberdeen. pulaski highway at route 22 is an accident with injuries. let's look at the live traffic camera on northwest side. south of 795 very light traffic in both directions. it's moving well for the most part. we have 50 at sandy point. to the left of the screen is the westbound traffic. that had been shut down overnight due to a bad accident. now they are letting the traffic through so it's not causing too much of a problem right now. we had a backup on the other side of the bay bridge but that is improving. charley. >>> an unspeakable loss for a 14-year-old boy his mother and two younger brothers killed in a fire a few weeks ago in southwest baltimore. this morning, he is speaking out exclusively to abc2. lenda so is standing by can be -- linda so is standing by with more on how he is coping with the loss. >> reporter: marquis says he is focusing on football and the memories. ris of the night are fresh in his mind. it was 2 1/2 weeks wag he was shaken out of -- weeks ago when he was shaken

happy friday. >> indeed. >> i'm rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. the mother told police earlier this week, baby lisa disappeared from her bedroom. investigators started looking for an intruder. we'll get latest on the investigation and see why police may be frustrated. some very interesting twists and turns developing here. >> hard to follow this one. really is. middle of the night. baby missing from the crib. police and parents at each other. it's strange. >> insomnia, sleep issues a hot topic here on "world news now." ain't that the truth. one sleep disorder linked to obesity can actually be fatal. now doctors are concerned. >> one of our favorite topics on the show. >> and activities. >> later this half-hour, next year's season of "the simpsons" could be the last. oh, no, say it isn't so. we will update the pay dispute and go back into the abc vault to look at the cartoon craze. i can't believe they would pull it off the air. it takes too much money. >> it's been on the air, 23 years, a ridiculous cash cow. hard to believe this is really the end

rob and tanya? >> all right, john. thanks a lot. >>> speaking of rick perry, can he regain the momentum he had weeks ago? we'll ask him later today on "good morning america." >>> we're following breaking news from thailand this morning. floodwaters and mudslides that have been swamping much of the country since july are now surging toward the capital city of bangkok. the government now says some outlying parts of the city could be inundated this weekend. but most of the city will be spared. >>> and president obama is pushing for what he calls the toughest sanctions against iran, in reaction to that alleged plot to kill a saudi diplomat in washington, d.c. mr. obama says the u.s. has strong evidence that high-ranking iranian officials were complicit in the planning of the plot. but he didn't lay out any specific, new sanctions against iran. >>> a hedge fund billionaire convicted of insider trading willing report to prison at the end of next month. that's where raj rajaratnam will stay for 11 years. it's the harshest sen

i'm tanya rivero. >> and i'm rob nelson. what began as a few hundred people demonstrating in the shadow of wall street, has now spread from coast-to-coast. >> it's caught the attention of the president and the presidential hopefuls, even though protesters have little use for any of them. john hendren has details. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, tanya. good morning, rob. frustration over the stagnant economy is really spilling out into the streets. but this movement isn't the tea party. it's like the tea party's liberal counterpart. >> united we stand. >> reporter: they are united in a growing national movement. >> this is a kind of revolution. power to the people. >> reporter: the wall street movement began with a few protesters in front of the new york stock exchange, and has become to occupy america. spreading to nashville. to cleveland. >> if we all had good-paying jobs, then we wouldn't be here. >> reporter: and as far as los angeles, a place with one of the highest foreclosure rates in the country. they a

rob, tanya. >> i know times are tight. you think there have to be other things cut other than not sending domestic violence suspects. >> something tells me this isn't going to stand for long. >> getting dire out there, some other areas they stopped running traffic lights they don't want to pay electricity bills. drastic steps. >> dangerous signs of the times for sure. >> chrysler is following in the footsteps of ford and gm reaching a milestone deal with the united auto work is. if the contract is ratified -- $3,500 signing bonuses but no raises. create 2,100 jobs. chrysler promises to invest $4.5 billion in auto plants. the union leader calls it the latest step in a remarkable turn around for chrysler. >>> towns along mexico's pacific coast are under water this morning after getting slammed by hurricane jova, category 2 storm killed five as it blew on shore. it knocked down power lines and triggered severe flooding before dissipating. conditions were so bad a red cross office had to be evacuated. >> the storm was a lot we

tanya on temporary duty on the set. gone, but here in spirit and in cardboard. welcome back to you and tanya. >> it's good to have the four of us here for the big celebration on a friday morning. >> what will you be watching for this weekend, sir? >> well it is a week of change in the nfl. i think. hang on. i think i hear the bells ringing. >> oh. >> that its the coach's changing quarterbacks. are you ready for this? that right there, tim tebow, in at denver, kyle orton, taking a seat on the bench. it's his, his first start though. he played second half last week. minnesota, christian ponder, got some time in a -- excuse me, disastrous game monday night against the bears. ponder in for his first start. that is carson palmer. picked up by the raiders this week. and he -- he takes over for jason campbell who unfortunately broke hisle collarbone. he is all done. and also washington the redskins have a -- have a first start for a guy named john beck, rex grossman. he has been lepew, as the commercial says. >> and they played the saints, the colts are -- >> we know h

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tanya ibar was convinced her story would exonerate her husband. but that would be up to the jury led by foreperson diane mills. >> it was just not believable. there was no way that her testimony was believable, that she was with him that day, that suddenly after six years, she discovered and remembers that she was with pablo, the person she loved, the night of the killing. and i think that was a mistake on the defense attorney's part to bring up what -- what i think everybody in the jury felt was a made up testimony. to protect a husband that is in jail. >> once again, the defense questions the legitimacy of identifying suspects from a low quality videotape. >> we probably picked out in one saturday afternoon a dozen young latin males in a mall in dade county, florida, that could have been pablo's twin. so unfortunately mr. ibar is in a community where there are many young latin or italian men that could look like this photograph. >> yet this time, presented with virtually the same evidence, two separate juries reached a far different conclusion.

rob, tanya. >> i know times are tight. you think there have to be other things cut other than not sending domestic violence suspects. >> something tells me this isn't going to stand for long. >> getting dire out there, some other areas they stopped running traffic lights they don't want to pay electricity bills. drastic steps. >> dangerous signs of the times for sure. >> chrysler is following in the footsteps of ford and gm reaching a milestone deal with the united auto work is. if the contract is ratified -- $3,500 signing bonuses but no raises. create 2,100 jobs. chrysler promises to invest $4.5 billion in auto plants. the union leader calls it the latest step in a remarkable turn around for chrysler. >>> towns along mexico's pacific coast are under water this morning after getting slammed by hurricane jova, category 2 storm killed five as it t blew on sho. it knocked down power lines and triggered severe flooding before dissipating. conditions were so bad a red cross office had to be evacuated. >> the storm was a lot we