chilly, we will wind up in the 60's, maybe not quite as warm as the last few days, but still above average, with a mixture of sun and clouds. we'll shoot for a high of 62 and 63. the seven-day forecast contains a little rain and cooler temperatures, but no snow. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> thanks toney. our big story comes out of anne arundel county where police continue their search for suspects in a deadly shooting in a pizza restaurant. >> miciel flores was shot and killed. >> it is business as usual at the pizza parlor on the 7600 block of baltimore-annapolis -- at mr. wings & pizza. misael abdias flores was shot and killed. >> we had a lot of plans and it is over because some kids were robbing the store. >> last night flores wasist visiting friends that worked at wings & pizza. four people walked in and tried to rob the restaurant. >> he told them, get out from here two times, and then they shot him. >> the suspects took off but didn't see anything. now they are holding on to memories of the guy that got along with everyone. >> he didn't cause any bad. he was fun to hang out with. i'm going to miss him dearly. >> so far bless have made one arrest. 17-year-old vincent bunner has been charged with murder. authorities are on the outlook for two accomplices. >> police investigating a stabbing at arund he will mills mall. -- arun defment ll mills mall. the victim was taken to shock trauma. his injuries not life-threatening. no wore on arrests or motive. >> in baltimore city the search continues for a gunman that killed a 34-year-old man. it happened before 2:00 saturday morning in the 1900 block of west baltimore street. police say the man had been shot in the head. he was rushed to the hospital but died a few hours later. no word on a possible motive. >> also in baltimore city police investigating an arled robbery in the campus -- armed robbery near the campus of loyola university. it is an incident and police and school officials know could have ended much worse. >> it was 2:00 a.m. when people walking in the 100 block of west cold spring lane were approached by two men with knives. >> as they crossed to a parking lot, they were confined by two of the individuals that demanded money and jewelery. those individuals were brandishing knives and threatened to take them. >> loyola, which boasts a strong track record of student safety, immediately contacted student safety through an incident alert system. >> it has been years since we've had a violent crime incident on our campus. we heard this occurred and wanted to be sure to do everything we could to make sure this didn't happen again. >> loyola students have been urged to travel in groups. in deed, three were traveling together in the early morning hours. >> it appears that the students were doing everything they were supposed to do, which makes it that much more concerning to us as a community. >> the school has increased patrols and the number of off-duty police officers that help guard the campus. police are help encouraging students and others in the area to stay on main thoroughfares and other areas. >> like any street robbery, it has the potential to escalate. obviously we don't want victims to incur more substantial injuries. >> tebra weiner, wbal. >> a 12-inch water main broke after 7:00 a.m. after dunfield road near bell air road. crews were worked to repair the water main break. >> crews have to work on repairing the break. >> traffic is closed near the break until monday. >> changes coming to the state's law on slot machines. mike miller yesterday told the "baltimore sun" he will push for operators to hold more than one of the five licenses. so far there have been no additional bids for the parlor in western maryland. they hope they will attract more bidders to the state. >> president obama will return from his asian tour. meantime the president is talking about ways to slash the budget and get the nage's deficit down. he's willing to make serious deals with republicans. here's 11 news reporter brian mooar with the story from washington. >> as president obama winds down his asia trip, he finds ways to work with republicans. >> we have a chance to help the american people. to put our country on a path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead to a brighter economic future for all. >> the president wants to eliminate earmarks. those pork projects lawmakers piggyback into different bills. this past week a presidential commission introduced a radical suggestion for raising revenue and raising revenue. that includes a cut in the home mortgage tax dededuction. republicans say they are ready to make tough decisions. >> we are tracking down every last rule and roadblook. if we're ever going to change the broken status quo, we need to make it easier to cut spending and harder to increase it. >> democrats are already drawing the battle lines, and not just over budget cuts. >> nancy blosey is about to lose her title but she brokered a deal to keep hoyer and cliburn. heading off a fight before the fighting begins. >> brian mooar, wbal-tv 11 news. >> dms are expected to return to capitol hill. a one-time $250 million payment is expected to make up for an increase. the bill would cost around $14 billion. >> and a programming note, congressman elijah cummings will be on our program later this morning. if you have a question e-mail them in to sundayquestions @ wbaltv.com. >> the baltimore fire department held a ceremony to honor charles a. luten. the ceremony brought out firefighters of all ages to witness the dedication of a plaque in his name. he was killed in a fire in 1952. >> i didn't think it would be as emotional has it has been. as soon as they brought out his helmet that he wore, that brought back a lot of memories. >> charles said his father loved his job so much, he even went in on his day off to help the men he led. the plaque honoring lieutenant lutner will be displayed in the baltimore city fire museum. >> and it is 6:09. 65 degrees on tv hill. ladies, you can make a surprising difference in people's lives by recycling your bra. we'll explain coming up. >> plus, old man winter dumps nearly a foot of snow in minnesota. >> that bazz -- was good. >> thank you. minnesota. >> first -- oh, yes, you are looking at a live picture outside. tony has your insta-weather plus forecast up next. forecast up next. stay with us. 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(sfx: coach's whistle) "the car coach". >> if you had to see one film this season, it would be this one. phil! go ahead. personally... i give it four stars. back in a moment. >> a huge snowstorm in minnesota . >> the snowstorm took many residents by surprise. >> after an unusually warm fall with record-breaking october temperatures and in november day-time highs in the 60's, 9 inches of snow fell in northwest minneapolis and along the minnesota-iowa border. up to 14 inches of snow. >> this is not a strong storm, but it has been persistent. by virtue of that fact, we have gotten an awful lot of snow. >> passengers face canceled flights as airport workers tried to keep roadways clear. >> i will be frustrated tomorrow if i can't get out tomorrow. >> we are trying to get home. >> the heavy, wet snow created slippery conditions on the road, slowing traffic to a crawl. >> the roads were very thick. sloppy, heavy snow causing many vehicles to lose control and go off the road. >> the snow weighed heavily on power lines, too. 6,500 customers lost power in the twin cities area. these people were camping out in minneapolis to raise money for the homeless and braved the elements for their cause. >> we had a great time building snowmen and having snowball fights. what you do when you get the first snow. >> now, your len insta-weather plus forecast with tony pann. >> everybody is having flashbacks to last winter. i don't have snow in the forecast, but rain and cooler temperatures coming in. for now, nice and quiet. 44 degrees at the top of the hour. a beautiful sunrise about to take place in half an hour. let's look at some of the numbers up there. started out cold and wound up in the 60's. 33 in parkton. 32 in tawnytown. 37 in rock hall. now, we do have high, thin cloud cover showing up on the satellite. all it is really doing is adding color to the sunrise. these are not rain-producing clouds. we can see precipitation coming out of the ohio valley. light showers moving across the ohio valley now. tennessee, kentucky, some light rain may catch up to us as we head into the overnight hours. there is the snow we were discussing in the upper northwest. still snowing in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. this cold front the leading edge of the colder air mass will drift through our neck of the words probably tomorrow morning. we will put a small chance of showers tonight and tomorrow morning. more importantly it is going to cool things off not to winter-like conditions, but we won't be in the 60's tomorrow. today we will. a mixture of sun and cloud before the sun gets here. temperatures in the low 60's this afternoon. sunrise coming up at 69. a slight chance for sunrise to catch up with us. temperatures drop back into low 40's. sunset at 4:53. the sun will -- more importantly, a big area of low pressure developing along the gulf coast. that will ride up into our neighborhood sometime during the day on tuesday and wednesday and give us a good chance for rain and cool things off. it won't be cold enough as snow, but you will notice a change in the forecast for show. upper 40's by mid-week. 250% for shower monday, and tuesday, wednesday, and thursday as well, with a significant decline in temperatures. then as we head into the weekend, it should warm up, and we will dry out on friday and saturday. high temperatures in the mid 50's. we'll send it to the news desk. >> officials are looking into why thousands of jellyfish are lining up along the coast of san francisco. scientists are looking into the phenomenon. the last time something of this magnitude happened was seven years ago and included a smaller kind of jellyfish. these are most likely moon jellyfish. >> coming up, the deal wall mart is offering to consumers looking to do holiday shopping online. >> and how one company is helping women rebuild their lives one recycled bra at a time. time. >> and the ugliest ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! 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you can donate them. the bra recycler is a for-profit company that takes your bras and donates them to breast cancer survivors and women in homeless shelters. >> as women we all know that we have bras in our drawer that we are not wearing, and some of them could be brand new the -- in the package, and it is a good way to clean out your drawer, give back to the community. >> for more information on where you can donate clean bras go to www.wbaltv.com and click on "consumer." >> "travel & leisure" magazine said baltimore is the second ugliest city in america. that coming up. first a look at events going on around town this weekend. when i see people trying to sell and old camry, it makes me want to show 'em a new ford fusion. i can't help myself. i'm kinda ready to move up to get to the next level. fusion... yeah, i like it. ...i should probably brag about this a little bit. the projected resale value can't be beat by camry. 33 miles per gallon on the highway. wow. the sync system... gps correct. phone. yes. i love it. get our best deals. 0% financing and, as a holiday bonus, we'll give you $1500 to use toward your first three payments. holly has something she'd like to say. bye, camry. >> not a pretty story. according to "travel & leisure" magazine, baltimore is chalk full of unattractive people. they say baltimore ranks number two with the city -- with ugliest people. >> could the city really be home to some of the ugliest people in the country? we went to the mayor to find out, stephanie rawlings-blake. >> you're an attractive mayor. this must hurt. >> that's horrible. >> the mayor told us she was shocked by the survey which said baltimore ranked number two in 35 cities for having the ugliest cities. like a good politician, she had a protest in mind. >> i'm going to walk around with a bag over my head for the rest of the term, until we rise again. >> we feel good though, right? >> we feel good, we look good. what do they know, travel & leisure. they don't even know anything. >> that was from the top. we headed to west baltimore where folks were headed up. >> i think that's a lie. because new york and d.c. have some frightful people. >> people are people. some are nice, some are not. >> as far as looks, you think we're all right? >> i think so. >> we're definitely beautiful people. all of us are beautiful. we're beautiful! >> i'm starting to get the feeling that "travel & leisure" may have gotten this one wrong. but there was only one way to find out. i had to talk to a professional. >> what's the key to looking good in baltimore? >> the key in baltimore is to always be happy, get a good hairdresser, like here at kumbaya, and get good beauty tips. >> from city hall to city streets, it seems to be a who cares? attitude. as many pointed out to me, it's what's on the inside that counts. >> it wasn't the citizens or the residents. it was the person's reflection. every time they looked, they were looking in a mirror. >> lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> baltimore ranks among the best in historical sites, pizza, and micro-brewed beer. >> flip wilson said the ugly people know who they are, don't they? >> we want to show that person's picture. >> we want to know. >> the time is 6:28. 35 degrees on tv hill. coming up, our top stories. >> and the auction of bernie madoff's items. his underwear included. >> i get mine from sears like everybody else. things are quiet today. we have rain and chilly temperatures in the forecast. temperatures coming up in a few minutes. stay with us. >> a cool morning, just like yesterday. temperatures 30 at the airport. the forecast for today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. won't be cystal clear like the last few days. you will see a little cloud cover out there, and probably no more rain. when we come back in a few minutes, we will talk about the cooler temperatures and the rain on the way. for now, to the news desk. >> thank you, tony. anne arundel county police investigating a stabbing at arundel mills mall. the call came from the food court area of the mall. the victim taken to shock trauma. his injuries not believed to be life-threatening. no word on arrests or motive. >> the search continues for two attackers who robbed three people near loyola university. it happened thursday morning on west cold spring rain near north charles street. three people were walking in a parking lot and approached by two people with knives. >> we were looking for two individuals, both adult black males. we believe they are between the ages of 18 and 25, and they are of slim build, about 5' 10" in height. >> anyone with information should call baltimore city police. >> water has been restored to people in baltimore county after a 12-inch water-main break left them without running water. it happened at dunfield road near bell air road. crews were forced to dig a large hole in the roadway. the road is closed to traffic until monday. >> a diamond ring to new socks belonging to jailed bernie madoff went on the auction block in new york. thousands got the chance to get madoff's belongings. >> hundreds of people filled the conference room at the sharpteon motel. more than a thousand others joined the bidding online. >> my boyfriend works in finance. these things are for him. i'm completely here for him. >> you're having a ball? >> yeah. >> she spent more than $900 on a flask and cigar cases. yes, the atmosphere was fun as the auctioneer used humor to drive the price up. >> a stein fetched more than $40,000, and a diamond brought in $550,000. >> i tend to go for more art deck owe pieces that i think -- art-decco pieces mrs. may do have was -- mrs. madoff was a fan of. >> nearly 3,500 items were up for sale. >> i want to make a bid and see if i can get something unique. >> directly across the hallway from the auction is a conference . business. >> u.s. marshals plan to give whatever money is raised to madoff victims. >> we're looking at $1.2 million to take in. >> with actual losses estimated between $18 bell bill and $65 billion, this will be just a drop in the bucket. >> i wish i could give more. >> don't we all. >> auction proceeds will go to thousands of clients madoff swindled in a ponzi scheme. he's behind bars for life. >> and stay with us. there is much more news ahead. >> including questionable behind-the-scenes information. >> no snow, but plenty of rain in the forecast. we'll show you that coming up it >> welcome back. the time is coming up on 6:38. beautiful sunrise on the horizon. at the top of the hour, the winds were calm. 30 degrees. a chilly start on this sunday morning, but it will climb into the 60's this afternoon. we'll get one more mild day. 39 in westminster. 32 in tawne down. satellite imaginary picking up high winds. you will notice them when you step out. it won't be as crystal clear as the last couple days. coming out of the mountains and moving into ohio and west virginia, some of those clouds may hold together and come through here this evening or overnight. a slight chance of rain in the picture for overnight. during the day, i think it will stay dry. there is cold air acrs this front coming through the ohio river valley. this will come through sometime tomorrow morning. again, we're in the vicinity, maybe a slight schans for shower even monday morning. more importantly, it's going to bring in a chillier airmass and give us a chance for rain, i think, during that stretch as well. one more nice day today. a good mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures in the 60's. sunrise coming up in a few minutes at 6:49. overnight a cleist slight chance for rain showers as that front gets closer. temperatures drop back into the low 40's. during the day, the front will move off the coast in the afternoon, and an area of low pressure will very well along the front down into the carolinas. that will ride up into the mid-atlantic region and give us a chance for rain, i think, on tuesday and wednesday, and it is going to knock the temperatures back. we expect my temperatures over that stretch only in the upper 40's and low 50's. a significant change coming up for us in the temperature department. we will still hit 59 tomorrow. a chance for sunshine on monday. much better chance for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday with high temperatures dropping off into the low 50's at best. i think it will clear up. friday and saturday looking ok. high temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. we send it over to the news desk. >> we are hoping, and i am sure you at home are hoping that you will never have to go through blizzards like we did in february, but just in case, city officials are putting together a revised plan. one thing they are trying to tackle is uncovered in their plan. up next. >> first, a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. next. to where to get the car fixed. auto service plus is the one auto repair shop that's out to earn women's respect and trust. >> auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. roll it! >> announcing our fall and winter maintenance specials. you could save up to $65 dollars in additional rebates. only from auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. >> last february's snows were a lot to contend with, so officials are working on a new plan. >> the i-team plowed through thousands of e-mails. jayne miller. >> they have been meeting mor months, the key people that plan for snowstorms. what happened last winter still a viffied memory. >> a blue print for next time. one change, a plan to have contractors ready to go so secondary streets don't have to wait so long for attention. >> so we af -- attack primary and secondary simultaneously. >> what went on in the snow emergency center that wasn't part of plan. all the folks taken in these pictures were not only trying to execute a snow removal plan, they had to deal with this -- >> i am not happy! >> that voice belongs to currin. it is part of a message he left complaining city crews hadn't yet touched the private street he lived on. he first threatened to block payments too contractors. >> i'm going to hold up payments because they did not do this. >> he later threatened the city official. >> you better [beep] get protection because i am not [beep] happy. >> this might make you wonder, especially when it has to do with a councilman, whether you want this person representing you. >> as opposed to him personally? >> yes. >> did he threaten you? >> yes and no. >> he said he was only expressing the frustration of his district that got the shortened of the snow-removal stick. >> i was quite upset and in the moment and in the passionate debate i may have said things that had i had a chance to reflect, i wouldn't have said it. >> there is not the only time council members flexed their muscles. we reviewed thousands of letters council members sent to officials demanding to responses to noots and churches and businesses irrespective of the plans the city was trying to carry out. jack young, 10 days after the blizzard for the city to clear barne street in east baltimore. >> "this is the fourth request i have made. i want this addressed today." young wrote. the official responded suggesting barnes not exactly a priority. the street is less than 100 feet long, deadends into an alley, so i think it is ok as is. another official visited the street noticing half was actually dry pavement. young persisted. the officials relented telling young, ok, i'll have it plowed. >> these are the folks that provide the budget for this department, approve the budget for this department. hard to ignore. >> that's true. >> every council member and some state legislatures pressured the city, some passing on words from constituents. >> please be advised, you will not be re-elected unless we get a response. >> we have -- at one point we had 10,000 complaints. >> the e-mails showed councilwoman mary pat clark managed to get her own contractor force. she said, the result of persistence. >> why would the city give you your own -- fosh >> they didn't give them to me. they basically said, you're driving us crazy. we're trying to help you. we're not talking about an army in your district. leave us alone. >> two contractors were assigned to clark. each day community leaders took them around to plow. city officials showed his unease. >> i worry from a billing perspective he wrote to clarke, i have lost control. and please don't tell your colleagues how we've done this. >> clark makes no apologies. >> it doesn't appear any of the other council members had such an operation going. >> i don't know, i never compared notes with anyone. all i know is, they worked, i worked, and we never stopped working. the squeaky wheel gets the greece. >> -- gets the grease. >> understandable they want to respond to constituents, but at what cost to the overall effectiveness of a snow removal plan. >> clearly the officials are trying to get to that plan in order to score political points to help them do their job. >> city officials are reluctant to tpwhrame city officials but they are implementing a new plan to handle what they call special requests. >> if we get an e-mail, we will take that e-mail. with the plan we're proposing for next year, the city council e-mail will go to that special request or contact person we have. >> so what you're having is a traffic cop to handle all of that flow? >> absolutely. >> so we're not given any city council member treatment over another. >> no word on who that snow removal traffic cop will be. it will require special skills. for the i-team, i'm jayne miller. >> interesting. stay with us. more news coming up on 11 news sunday morning. >> high drama in annapolis as navy tries to hang on to central niche michigan. it comes dowbeen anchors of sta hope in the communities we serve for over 200 years. houses of worship and learning, our parishes are more than churches and school buildings. they are sanctuaries where all god's people can come together in peace and unity. visit a catholic church near you, our doors and our hearts are always open. . . . . . pope john paull ii said, 'the future of the world and of the church passes >> navy obliging at home in annapolis. the chipawuas. dobbs recovering from a concussion. rushed for over 200 yards. he also pitched the ball. santiago with a touchdown. always a good idea to let the fullback rumble up the middle. then for another score. 14-7, navy in front. central michigan down a score. making things interesting. fourth down. 10 seconds to play. ratcliff. tipped into the hands of wilson. on the road navy has to watch as they go for 2 and the win. ra d.c. liff patient over the middle. can't find anyone. navy holds on. the coach couldn't watch, but he can celebrate. 38-37 your final. >> high school on -- football on the way. that's a look at carlos cross, the quarterback for the ducks. there is number 5 going left then right and with a flick of the wrist, the airline assault is on. 45 yards to williams. 14-8. city in front. douglas gets the ball back in front. dazzling. scrambling. a dance back to the right. a hop, skip -- skip, and a jump. incredible touchdown run. tied at game at 14. they, too, have their stars. smith. he has the moves of his own. he goes on to get a trick victory 46-20. forest park and forestville. forest park in green and black. allen 57 yards to flowers. they win that ball. over three, missed the plate. h armon t.d. faces dunbar in six days for the 1-a title. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. we'll see you back here tonight at 6:00. here's a look ahead to our next hour of tv hill. >> at 7:14 in our medical alert, a special focus on diabetes. what you need to know about the disease. 1-3 adults may soon end up being diagnosed with this. >> recycling. ever wonder where the stuff goes? we'll show you at 7:25. >> plus more protection for consumers buying gift cards this holiday. why the b.e.t. -- better business bureau says it is still a good idea to read the fine print. >> throughout the history of american elections, there have been political operatives. an unspoken and unpublicized position charged with digging up information on the opposition. even skirting the ethical laws to get candidates elected. unfortunately maryland politics are not immune from these tactics as julius henson said he was to blame for the trick of robo calling voters. he said it was a call to get registered republicans motivated. according to campaign finance records the bob ehrlich campaign was henson's employer and the call was intended to get out the vote for the ex-governor. however as was reported, the call went primarily to registered democrats in the city. when the former -- asked whether the former governor knew about the call? he seder lick was unaware. doug gansler vowed to investigate what laws, if any, the law violated. they questioned whether civil rights laws were violated and promised a full investigation. many others voiced outrage, but governor ehrlich has been quiet. we believe mr. ehrlich must telethe public what he knows. we support the attorney general's investigation and encourage the former governor to assist in every way. mr. ehrlich owes honesty. the same thing he promised during the campaign. on election night ehrlich was gracious in defeat citing his love for our state and his years of local, state, and federal service. however, until he provides claret with regard to what he knows he will have lost more than this election. he will have lost his legacy and respect as a public servant to the people of maryland. >> welcome to "11 news sunday morning." first let's take a look outside with meteorologist tony pann. >> it is cooler this morning, but we'll sneak one more nice day in today. let's look at the current conditions. right now 33 degrees at the airport. like yesterday, we started out cold and we'll wind up mild this afternoon. we're calling for a mixture of sun and clouds with a high temperature in the low 60's this afternoon. it won't be crystal clear like the last couple days, but still i think you would call it a nice day. >> we'll come back and look at the seven-day forecast and discuss the rain and the temperatures. for now to the news desk. >> anne arundel county police continue their search for three suspects in a deadly shooting at a pizza restaurant. >> 20-year-old misael abdas flores was shot to deag. >> outside of wings & pizza his friends put out a beer in his honor and loved ones sent messages. >> we had a lot of plans. today would be his 21st birthday. unfortunately it is all over because some kids were robbing the store. >> last night flores wass visiting a friend that worked at mr. wings & pizza. four people walked in and tried to rob the restaurant. >> he said get out of here two times. >> the suspects took off but didn't steal anything. flores was rushed to the hospital where he later died. now thinks friends are holding on to memories of the guy known as "slinky." >> my friend was an all-around great person. i'm going to miss him dearly. >> so far police have made one arrest. 17-year-old vincent bunner has been charged as an adult in murder. police are on the lookout for the other two suspects. >> also police in anne arundel county are investigating a stabbing at arundel mills mall. the victim was taken to shock trauma. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. no word on arrests or a possible motive. >> the search continued for a gunman that killed a 34-year-old man. it happened before 2:00 saturday morning in the 1900 block of west baltimore street. police say the man had been shot in the head. he was rushed to the hospital but died a few hours later. there is no word on a possible motive in this case. >> also police investigating an armed robbery near the campus of loyola university. as deborah weiner tells us, it is an incident police and school officials know could have ended worse. >> it was 2:00 a.m. when people walking within the 100 block of west coldspring lane were approached by two men with nives -- knives. >> as they walked through the parking lot they were approached by two men that demanded money and jewelery. they were brandishing knives and threatened the victims. >> one victim was punched in the face before the suspects fled on foot. >> loyola which boasts a strong track record of student safety immediately contacted authorities through an incident alert system. >> it has been years since we have had a violent crime incident of this sort, so since we heard this occurred, we were concerned to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> loyola students have been urged to travel in groups and be ap -- aware of their surroundings. >> in this incident it appears the dents were doing -- students were doing everything they were supposed to do. >> the school has increased patrols and the number of off-duty police officers that help guard the cam campus. police are encouraging students and others to stay on main thoroughfares and well-lit areas. >> it does like any street robbery have the potential to escalate, and we don't want this to incur nore substantial injuries. >> deborah weiner, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a 12-inch water main break left many without running water yesterday. traffic was diverted as crews worked to repair the break. >> we just got the water shut off, so they have to market it and see if there are utilities under there, and then officers are digging it. we won't know the condition of the main. >> dunfiel road is closed to -- dunfield road closed to traffic until monday. >> mike miller told the baltimore sun he will push for operators to hold more than one of five licenses. so far there has been an additional bid for the parlor in western maryland. the state slots commission hopes lawmakers will make changes to attract more bidders to the state. >> president obama will return to washington following his 10-day asian tour in his longest trip away from the quhouse. he's talking about ways to slash the budget and get the nation's deficit down. he's willing to make deals with republicans. here's brian mooar with that story from washington. >> as president obama winds down his asian trip he's looking for ways to work with incoming members of congress. >> we have a chance to advance the interests of american people and put our country on a path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead to a brighter economic future for all all. >> the president wants to eliminate those pork projects lawmakers piggyback into other bills. this past week a group raised the idea for slashing revenue including a cut in the home mortgage tax deduction. republicans say they are ready to make tough deductions. >> we are tracking down every last rule and roadblock rigged to keep government spending binge on auto pilot. if we're going to change the status quo we need to make it easier to cut spending and harder to increase it. >> democrats are drawing the battle lines. house speaker pelosi is about to lose her title, but she wants to lead the democratic minority with the same management team. she brokered a deal to keep steny hoyer as number two and james cliburn as number three. brian mooar, wbal-tv 11 news. >> spems -- democrats expected to return to capitol hill tomorrow. a one-time $250 million is to make up for another year without an increase in social security. the bill would cost $14 billion. >> congressman elijah cummings will be our guest this mong this morning. if you have a question e-mail your questions to sundayquestions @ www.wbaltv.com. >> the baltimore city fire charles lunner was killed in the line of duty. >> i didn't realize how emotional it would be until they brought out his hat. >> the plaque honoring lieutenant lutner will be displayed in the firefighters museum in baltimore. >> how to help keep you from being the next person diagnosed with diabetes. >> and from bags to bot -- bottles, unique products made with recycled materials. >> and tony up next with the insta-weather plus forecast. >> welcome back. the time is 7:11. beautiful sunrise in progress right now. there is going to be a little bit of cloud cover hanging around today. still i think you would call it a nice one. another cold start and 43 downtown. at the top of the hour, the winds were calm. it looks like things will be a little different than yesterday, in that there will be a touch of cloud cover around. the temperatures will quind up being almost the same. remember we started out close to freezing and wound up close to 60's in the afternoon. that will be the case again today. 39 in parkton. it is 35 degrees in rising sun. satellite imaginary and that high thin cloud imaginary. you will notice as you step out this morning, there is rain showing up out of ohio and into west virginia at the present time. some showers could hold together and maybe move through here this evening or overnight tonight. we will put a slight chance for rain in the picture over that time stretch. there is still snow going on up in minnesota and parts of wisconsin where they picked up over a foot of snow over the last 12 hours. this front here that is coming across ohio at the present time looks like it is zipping through maryland. a chance for showers, and it will cool things off. we have been in the 60's the last several days and i think we will wind up in the 50's to start the workweek. today one more nice one. high temperatures will sneak into the low 60's. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. sunset this evening at 4:53. jove night tonight partly cloudy skies. a slight chance for a few rain showers as the front comes through. temperatures drop to 37 and 46 degrees. the front will move off the coast in the afternoon, but more importantly, there will be an area of low pressure developing on this front that back delu the gulf coast states. that will ride up through the mid-atlantic region and give us a chance for rain. it will be chilly over that stretch as well. so a definite change coming up as we head into the workweek. 59 tomorrow, a 20% chance for a shower. a pretty good chance for rain tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. the high temperatures will drop into the low 50's over that stretch. we should clear up as we head into the beginning of friday and saturday with high temperatures rebounding back into the mid to upper 50's. >> in medical alert, alarming new projections for beats beats. americans can expect diabetes cases to double in the next 25 years from 23 million to 44 million in the year 2034. that translates into a tripling cost associated with diabetes and that's without preff lens in the increase in obesity. joining us, a representative from the diabetes management center. >> why the huge projection? >> i think it has a lot to do with lifestyle factors and people really just making choices that aren't the healthyest ones. both in what they eat and how they eat and also in activity levels, taking opportunities to be active. >> more and more children are overweight, too? >> absolutely. that's one of the highest rates that is on the rise right now is in children. i think in part because they are doing more on-screens or in front of screens, watching a lot of screens and doing less physical activity. >> for parents, when they do those yearly check-ups for their children is to get their blood shotgunar tested? >> automatically. having lab tests and screening at your doctors or if you see free screenings in the community, take advantage of those. i think that helping to improve the rates would be a family effort for the most part, because what children see is often what they do. >> type 2 diabetes factors into these projections greatly. what is type 2 diabetes? >> type 2 diabetes is a cluster of different types of symptoms that makes a body less sensitive to its own insulin. so it occurs when overweight is present over a long period of time, and often symptoms don't show up until it is really, really advanced. it is important to get regular screenings and also to be pro active with eating healthy. if you can. we've heard that before, but it is critical and important to do that. >> insulin does what? >> it is a hormone our body makes on its own out of our pancreas that helps the glucose in our bloodstream get into the cell. when it can't into the cell because there is not enough insulin or the tissues aren't using it correctly, it circulates throughout our blood stream at high levels. >> there are a lot of people out there that think they have it and if they don't take their medicine. it is so expensive. but don't let that be something that stops you, because there are programs to help people, right? >> absolutely. we have fantastic pharmacy assistance programs. because it is really a public health crisis, a lot of companies are stepping up to the plate to help people who are in need. i know at our center we have free support groups that we can help link people up to resources any time that they come in, whether it is during our meetings or just to stop by and say "hi" and ask for help. >> you want people to reach out and if they know anything about this condition, because they are -- there are inexpensive services to help them pay. >> absolutely. it is not just city and zate, but private industry has i lot of programs available as well. >> thank you so much for coming in. >> well, lifestyle changes including what you can eat can play a big role in helping to either not get diabetes or if you already have it to keep it under control. we'll have more on that coming up. plus, many people recycle them. cans, water bottles. do you ever wonder where it all goes? the surprising answer ahead. >> then, the world has changed for gift cards. for gift cards. find out what they are.he ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for living life. earn pnc points for your credit and debit card purchases. ♪ find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >> as many as 1-3 adults could have diabetes by the year of 2050. now is the time to make changes. registered dietician allison matthews is here with more information. thank you for joining us. this is a serious problem. i don't know how much people have changed their diets to accommodate. >> it is true. it is not only about what we are eating, but how much we are eating, going back to portion size. a lot of the recommendations for portion size are basics. three balanced meals a day, maybe a healthy snack here and there. fruits and vegetables, whole grains. lean dairy as well as lean protein choices. >> is the whole sugar/artificial sugar a myth? >> people with diabetes can actually have foods foods with real sugar. it is about portion control. a lot of times when people come in to talk to me about diabetes and eating habits and things like that, i start talking about carbohydrates. it is about total quash hydrates in the diet and not just the added sugars. >> if you are worried about it, and you have it in your family -- it is her red tri, is it not? >> yes. >> i'm sure exercise has something to do with it as well. >> exercise is critical. exercise can help improve weight status as well as for people with diabetes, exercise westbound important. >> tell us a little of what you brought here for suggestions. >> sure. a lot of times i talk about nuts. nuts are a great snack choice to carry with you. a good source of fiber. you get protein and vitamins and minerals there. we have lovely choices up. with the holidays coming up, people wonder what can i bring to holiday dinner. non-starchy venltabbles like cabbage and -- great to supplement cash hydrate rich stuffing. >> and if you have a bit of a sweet tooth, what do you recommend? >> i did bring different examples in. portion control is key. so they have a lot of snacks -- >> they have a lot of little snack-size ice creams. again, if someone has issues with, you know, having the whole ice cream container in their fridge, that's a great option. put a couple of those in there. >> and you have a youth support group as well? >> yes. >> it is called the type i tool box support group? >> yes, it is four people with sipe i -- with type 1 diabetes and a way to give them support. >> it is at st. joseph's medical center, second monday every month, and you can call 410 -337-1282 for more information. >> coming up, what a difference recycling makes. first, a look at some events going on around town. 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>> i want you to feel this t-shirt. >> this is not yesterday's polyester. >> it feels like cotton. >> it wicks moisture. these gloves are made from a recycled bottle. nice and soft. we have a toothbush. don't worry. just the handle is made from recycled product. this is one of the items i'm excited about. this is a higher-end handbag. it is a company called matt & matt. again, the good news is, you don't have to shop high-end. you can buy household cleaning products that come in containers made from recycled plastics. >> it is ever where. >> it is. this is really neat. this is a new product called willie pockets they breathe well, it is waterproof, and this is made, again, from recycled plastic material. >> we have a casualty, but it's ok. it is another container made from recycled plastic material. i think with the holiday season coming up, this is a neat opportunity about thinking about buying things for friends and loved ones that also help us do something good for the planet, and when we do that, we can remember we are doing our part to sue poort green businesses and green jobs in the area. >> all good stuff. >> search online, target, walmart, lowes all have recycled products. >> you can get involved if you check out www. makeitpossible.com. stay with us. stay with us. more news, weather, and spo hoso really save you 15% or more on car insurance? 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>> it is not clear what the president will do to shore up -- i mean, there is a reservoir of distrust between the president and this white house. namely, the president. they want to talk about the debt, the deficit, cutting government spending. it is not clear where the painful choices would be agreed to. president obama would like to address the don't-ask/don't-tell position of the military. he comes back to a full plate, but not a lot has changed except the expectation he will change a little bit. >> and he also pledged to slash the budget and bring the deficit down. alan greenspan will be one of your guests. what insight do you expect to hear from him. >> i think bell get a broader economic outlook from him and get a sense of where the jobs are and where the housing market is. he's been part of this slashed deficit. one of the things i expect him to say is an across-the-board program to cut the deficit is what is necessary, that you can't do it in a piecemale way. -- piecemeal way. the proponents of this debt proposal are hard, and do the republicans have the guts to stand up and do this. >> and can they get things done. is there a sense they can bridge this divide? >> this is a sense among republicans they have to deliver. if they have been successful heretoforeit is because they have been united on opposition. the republicans want to reign in government. that's the mandate, if there is any, for republicans, to bring down government spending. the question is, where and how are you going to do it? >> david, thanks for your time. we appreciate your being here. >> sure. >> you can watch "meet the press" this morning on wbal-tv following 11 news at 9:00. >> the humane society joins us with a pet looking for a home. >> is a gift card on your shopping list? new rules to protect consumers. why the better business bureau sadse you need to read the fine [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast at subway with the $2.50 breakfast combo. get a 16oz. cup of piping-hot seattle's best coffee and a savory new sunrise subway melt built fresh to your order for just $2.50. subway. build your better breakfast. >> the time is coming up on 7:37. it is 33 degrees at the airport at this hour. a chilly start for us. like yesterday it should warm up quickly and we'll see a little cloud cover on that shot. high, thin clouds have moved in this morning. all and all, i expect a nice close to the weekend. 38 in catonsville. 35 in tawneytown. yesterday we were in this neighborhood as far as temperatures went and then it jumped. it will be a more gradual jump during the day today. we had showers coming out of ohio in west virginia today. eventually this front will come through, probably tomorrow morning. if the front comes through in the morning, i think there is a 20% or 30% chance for a shower, but not a big deal. we'll get by with dry conditions during the day today. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. the high temperatures this afternoon. after the chilly start, we'll sneak into the low 60's. overnight, starting this evening, there is a slight chance for rain showers. those hold together coming out of the mountains, we could see a pass by this evening. temperatures drop back into the low 40's. during the day tomorrow, the front will move off the coast. an area of low pressure will very well off the tail end of this front. this area of low pressure will track off the coast and into the mid-atlantic region with a good chance for rain during the week on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. and the temperatures are going to drop off significantly. in the 60's again today, but 69 tomorrow. low to mid 50's. if we're lucky tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, with rain showers around, it won't be a steady rain, but good chance for all three of those days to see rain showers. it should clear up by the time we get to the beginning of the week on saturday. >> the national retail federation says gift cards will be the most requested gift in holiday season. before you buy a girt card, know the rules. andy barnett from the better business bureau is here to tell us what the rules are. >> good morning. >> so gift cards increasingly more popular. >> they are going to be one of the most requested items for this holiday season. we wanted to talk about on august 22nd, the regulations around gift cards changed, and mostly to our benefit. >> so let's talk about the new -- >> first thing we got to go, gift cards, they will not be able to expire for five years. that's the good thing. remember, in some cases, if you get a gift card, particularly from a bank, that card might expire. not the balance. not the money, but the card itself, just like your credit card. just like your credit card has an expiration date. >> what happens if it expires? >> you have to get another one, and you won't be able to use that until you do. it's -- >> that's a pain. >> yeah. the other thing you want to remember is full disclosure. when you buy a dst gift card, they have to tell you every term and condition. is it replaceable if it is lost or stolen? they will give you all the information about that card, critical full closure. most importantly, they cannot charge you anything. if that gift card is inactive, the first year, but after the first year they can start charging you a monthly fee. one time a month, they get charged a fee. they will begin to chip away at that balance that's remaining on that card to the tune of $2.50 or $3 a month every time you don't use it. my advice to you is use them. when you get them, read the fine print and use them. >> they are already charging some of them a fee off the top. >> you think it is $100 even and then the next thing you know, it is $105. >> when you buy them, that is oftentimes that fee. there are activation fees, all kinds of fees. so these new regulations are dined to protect us and let us know what we're getting into. >> other things we should keep in mind with gift cards? >> you have to be careful when you buy them off the rack make sure you save the receipt for activation. when they activate it, give that receipt so you can prove that you actually bought it and you paid for it. and the other thing to remember, knees changes in regulations that are designed to protect the consumer are not applicable for the cards that are the reloadable gift cards or reloadable cards, i deps phone cards, things like that. so, you know, you have to be careful of which cards you get. not all are apliccable. >> read the fine print. >> before we go, the better business bureau has been slammed nationally for charging fees for ratings. >> right. >> the bottom line is, the better business bureau they focused on, and they really focused on getting out and buying a rating. buying a rating. you can't do that. for a business to be accredited by b.b.b. it is invitation only and you must have a b rating. so if a business has an f rating that is a direct response because they didn't answer a complaint made by a customer. they have a pattern of complaints. there is some kind of behavior directly related to that cub. -- to that consumer. you can't be acredited if you are an f-rated business. so it is a reminder to businesses to answer your customer's disputes. take care of your customers. act responsibly. that helps with your rating. in in addition, give the better business bureau background information. let us know about your business. who owns your business. how long has your business been in business. that full disclosure will also assist in your ratings. they didn't tell that side of the store -- story. >> business do train you to be -- >> they absolutely do. we accredit only those that meet our standards. they sign an agreement to those standards, and not every business can meet those standards because of their own performance with their customers. >> thank you. if you have any questions about whether a biss belongs to you they can call you at www.bbb.org. >> the humane society up next with a pet looking for a good home. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. 4 ♪golden morning family's smiling♪ ♪gonna be a special day anncr: for the perfect start to the perfect day, i always choose land o'lakes all-natural eggs. from hens fed a rich, whole-grain diet with no added antibiotics or hormones. ♪pure and simple always natural♪ ♪our best eggs say land o'lakes♪ land o'lakes all-natural eggs. >> andrew levine from the baltimore humane society, thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> this is? >> ranger. we got him from another shelter in another state and they were going to euthenize him, and we're taking good care of him, and he's waiting for his forever home. >> the cooking segment is coming up and we're doing burgers, and he's like, yeah! tell us about how the folks watching can adopt ranger or the other great animals you have over there. >> we have -- our adoption center is in reisterstown, maryland. we're at 1601 nicadimas road. if you come up to the shelter between 1:00 and 6:00 monday through saturday you can come up and adopt. we have dogs, cats -- we're full right now, actually. now is a great time to adopt. >> and you have a special coming up with the kitty cats? >> we have a lot of cats. we're doing a two for one. adopt two cats for the price of one. >> outstanding. >> we have a wonderful program for seniors. if you are over 55, it is half-price to adopt a cat. for cats over 7 years old, believe it or not, we have a lot of animals. people have senior animals, they drop them off at the shelter. senior cats are only a $25 adoption fee. >> and they need good homes, foo. outstanding. >> the adoption process, if someone calls about ranger today, fairly quick. fairly simple. you do do some screening, right? >> it is a simple process. we have to screen because some people adopt for the wrong reasons, and we check up on a few things, but if they come up to the shelter, we have a wonderful staff that is dedicated and public friendly, they love working with people and love working with animals. they can meet a dog and when they come up they can take a daul dog out and meet them in a play pen. >> while we're talking -- you can find more information at our web site at www.wbaltv.com. thank you for come coming in. >> we get people that drop off pet rats, we get them all. >> i had knew a guy that had a pet rat and it was actually very smart. >> we'll come back and take a look at the seven-day. for now to the news desk. for now to the news desk. coming up, one minute you feel fine. the next, you start feeling a bit off. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. >> we are just minutes away from "sunday today show." >> the morning. coming up, hijacked from their yacht by somali pirates over one year ago. and they have been released and we will find out what they are doing next. the president is getting ready for a very busy week in washington, including showdowns over what to do with tax cuts. plus a desperate search for wthe missing family. authorities say that they may be victims of foul play. on a much lighter note, this funny man continues to make us laugh. [no audio] >> having some technical problems. we apologize from that -- for that. joining us this morning, from red robin, good morning. you have a couple of options for the people that like to grill? >> today we are going to start up with a banzai burger. but the unique flavors. pineapple marinated in teriyaki along with the burger. >> cooking on a george foreman grill? >> that is right. >> you have chicken or those that do not eat red meat? >> we have a lot of varieties. >> how do you marinate the chicken? >> one hour i and carry off the sauce and grilled it. but these burgers are what we are doing today. >> let's talk about it. >> take a burger patty. did your bond of choice -- get your bun of choice. start out with a toasted bun and get some manas. >> argue seasoning that burger at all? >> and just carry jockey sauce, marinated. -- teriyaki sauce, marinated. >> just regular american cheese? >> cheddar cheese. or, you can do your choice. >> you have some provolone for the chicken? >> for the chicken. >> bacon as well? >> and pineapple. >> what about that guacamole? >> that is for the california burger. >> stepping ahead, aren't i? these are a big size. >> we avoid to add the center cheese, two slices of tomatoes, along with a pineapple. >> i guess it depends on how people like it coke, but how long do you usually cook on the grill? >> for medium, five minutes to 6 minutes or less. >> there is an art form to folding this, is there not? >> absolutely. >> beautiful. i really enjoyed the pineapple. >> it really adds a great flavor and unique style. >> we will let people know how to get the recipe on your screen. it smells delicious. what are we looking at 9:00? >> california chicken. >> we appreciate it. >> birders for breakfast. i love it. partly cloudy skies and rain coming in next week. >> "the today show" is next. let's back at 8:25. -- >> back at 8:25. >> nearly 25 million of our fellow americans have served or are currently serving in the sense of our country. the president signed a proclamation in 1919 to honor and serve those that served in the united states. the recognition was broadened it to all who have served and the name was changed to veterans day during the administration of president eisenhower. while there will be parades, attributes, and we unions throughout america, we at wbal ask everyone to show their gratitude and say thank you. for more information on veterans day, log on to wbaltv.com and click on ulocal.