good morning, america. on this monday, november 17th, sarah palin and barbara walters. new questions about palin s future, her family. truthfully, we were nd what about the president? barack obama. on a scale of one to ten, ten being the best, what do you rate barack obama? walters, palin. stay ned. mammogram mayhem. the new guidelines on breast cancer screening have thrown women into a muddle. we ask leang doctors to clear up the confusion about what you should do for health and life. and janet jackson breaks her silence. what she thinks about the doctor at the center of the michael jackson investigation, as she copes with her brother s death. it s a gma exclusive. and good morning to all of you. diane sawyer with robin roberts. happy to be here this morning, when barbara walters is going to ask new questions of sarah palin. and we have a brand-new, hot-off-the-presses abc news/ washington post poll. let s show that poll. despite health care reform, peopl
good morning. cancer confusion. a government task force releases new breast cancer screening guidelines recommending most women weight until they are 50 to get a mammogram. that goes against long-standing advice from the amecan cancer society. so, what are millions of women supposed to do? sexist? sarah palin blasts newsweek for using this photo of her on the cover, as john mccain calls out his former running mate for one of the claims she makes in her new memoir. and deer in the headlights, literally. a lucky buck survives an accident that found him lodged in a car s front grill. now he is back in the forest and the brunt of a lot of bad puns today, tuesday, november 17th, 2009. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to today on this tuesday morning. i m meredith vieira. and i m matt lauer. these new recommendations about breast cancer screening coming from this government panel, i think they re going to confuse a lot of people. at the very lea
a new development in the case against mayor sheila dixon. her formal boyfriend may not testify after all. the details straight ahead. head of state intourist. president obama in beijing today. that story coming up. a sarah palin is promoting her new book. we want to know what you think if she is using this book as a prelude to a presidential run. that is our watercooler question of the day. 11 news starts right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org good morning. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. it will get a little cooler the next couple of days, but it is not bad weather. we will chop down into the 50 s today. let s take a look at the current conditions under partly cloudy skies. 50 degrees at the maryland science center the average height is 56. a couple degrees above normal. a bit of a change from yesterday however. us see what is happening in the traffic departmen
late edition . the dixon trial week two. the key witness that took the stand today and what he said. the murder rate in baltimore tops 200. what the police commissioner said needs to be done. how car companies are making it easier to protect your pets. so anybody buying a gift card this christmas, buyer beware. how the rules are about to change for one of the most popular gifts come holiday time. live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . hello again i am jeff barnd. and i am jennifer gilbert. baltimore city s murder number hits a dangerous milestone. more than 200 homicides so far this year. this after a rash of shootings throughout the city that left eight people dead since thursday. the victims include a 45-year-old man. confined to a wheelchair. anthony shawan was fatally shot saturday in his home in southwest baltimore. his mother also shot and hurt. still police commissioner bealefield said his department s
the worst nominees for vice president i ve ever seen. reporter: for her part, she isn t saying whether she ll run for anything. ch like sarah palin,ma land has its own former republican application who s been evasive when it comes to his political future. robert aerialic and sarah palin. i never thought of that angle. i didn t resign, though i was smissed. reporter: the question now is whether ehrlich the attorn, the talk show host and, yes, author, will set that aside to take on governor martin mally as the challenger. which read the n yu stri ok, for. anoptir is one we re looking closely at. it is the governor s office for 2010. you come to this hard-hea determination, i guess, as to when enough people want you to be governor again because when itcos to rtinmao mally it s very different directions for our state. would you like your roast beef in the ba reporter: jeff hager, abc 2 news. now for a look at tonight s top stories. caseagainst baltimore mayor shla d