right now several suspects are in custody in libya, but others remain on the loose. 48 hours after four americans including u.s. ambassadorul. tom roussey is live in a satellite center. leon, two night a libyan official will not tell the associated press how many suspect are in custody but he does confirm that some have been caught and others are being watched. officials say this is a planned attack that includes an assault on what was supposed to be a secret state house. more protests erupted in other countries today. the anger directed towards americans spread. it was embassies that were targeted. demonstrators in yemen tried to break through embassy gates there. police fired warning shots and tear gas in egypt. anti-american fury, fuelled by a 14-minute anti-islamic front clip on youtuber the american government announced a. the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this video. hillary clinton also called upon governments to stop the violence r
courtroom with his long plaque air shielding most of his faissments his attorney said he has shown remorse for both his victim and his actions. this child asked about the well-being of the child who was injured. we told him. he expressed relief. he said some day he would like to moat the child or the parents and express his regret for his behavior. now frankly, you re hearing my words, not the child s. reporter: gladden s attorney asked to transfer his case to juvenile court saying he acted as a child and does not warrant an adult s punishment. i m not sure he appreciates the sequence or what caused the weapon to fire. i m not suggesting that someone else forced him to pull the trigger. i think he was in a state of extreme anxiety and his recall is far from are fact. the defense begs the question why gladden brought 21, 16 dpawj shells to the school and maid sure the gun was loaded before he entarred the cafeteria. we spoke to daniel borowy s parents. they said dani
what s going to make the casino a little bit more jazzy. in the meantime, thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. we are down one person and that is because charley crowson and his wife at the hospital. we are on baby watch this morning. yeah. lauren cook has a look at traffic. lynette has the weather and how is it going out there. looking good. yeah. a little foggy right now in carroll and frederick county. if you are in the areas be extra careful. a lot reduced visibility. good to know for the roads. what about how long it will stick around. it will stick around until certain the sunrises but it s chilly so you need to grab the jacket or sweater as you step out the door this morning. you will be able to put it away through the afternoon. but look at this morning coming in look at the 40s. that s where going. upper 40sin jefferson and kensington we are at 54 in columbia. we should be at 60 now for this time of the year. the winds are calm for the most
directions going through time and with that we will be saying seeing dry conditions and on maryland s most powerful radar as of now. we look at the hour by hour forecast and as you plan your day accordingly and we are dealing with crisp weather once again by 8:00. that s sticking around. sunshine will stick around for today as well. lunchtime coming in at 73 and we will be close to 80 but still coming in below average. nice and pleasant. no complaints whatsoever as we head into the 3:00 hour. let s check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. reporter: good morning. we have the first accident of the day. in northwest baltimore on park heights at drew it s park drive. traveling on west side, expect heavy days. traffic is really picked up here at liberty road. outer loop just crawling right now and it s going to take you 11 minutes to travel from 795 down toward interstate 70. the inner loop going to be pretty sluggish heading up towards 83. and looking live at 95 at
this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 oac at rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on tuesday morning. i m savannah guthrie. and i m matt lauer. services to remember the worst terror attack on this nation are being held all around the country today. that s right. more on those services coming up as well as a remarkable survivor story from the world trade center. we ll talk to a man who rode down a pile of debris for more than 15 floors in the north tower before being rescued. he is sharing that story for the first time in an exclusive interview this morning. all right. look forward to that. meanwhile, it s another frustrating day for parents out in chicago this morning where teachers are back on the picket lines in the nation s third largest school district. have to imagine they are feeling the heat in chicago. monday s negotiations failed to end that strike, so representatives from the union and school district will b