: adenine security guards my question is what are they doing and where were they at them to be strategically placed around to watch and check everything there s a secret death path they know about it they should be down there monitoring it they should walk down there every half-hour is it if the was worth saving a life how could they not know where someone was that close to the school why would they down there asking what would see doing dan kerman: back now live in vallejo not only our police not giving a motive for the shooting the also giving very few details about what the two were doing on this path and they re not giving us any more details if they re looking for another suspects but they do say that the looking for other witnesses to come forward that s the latest from vallejo dan kerman kron 4 news pam moore: friends of the vallejo teenager who was shot and killed yesterday are still in shock. : i cannot believe it and my family is really coast with his family b
i m i m i m mildly okay, i m obsessed. that show was very important to me. - clearly. - tuesdays at 8:00. the cooper clan. it was like they were the only friends i had. - okay, so what are you gonna say to her? - i m gonna say thank you. [overlapping chatter] - there she is! - christine, over here. - i love the book. - where have you been the last 20 years? - oh, i ve been right here. where have you boys been? - it s 9:30. we should get to the bookstore. - yeah, give me a minute. - christine, you were pretty rough on some of your costars in the book. - i just told it like it was. - how do you think they ll react to that? - oh, they ll get over it. - steven dorn sounded pretty angry. - steven dorn can write his own book. - he said you better watch your back. - oh. well, maybe i should have one of you boys start my car for me. oh, wait, i don t need to. i can start it from here. [car beeps, engine starts] [randy newman ragtime theme] it s a jungle out there disorder and co
you re watching wbal tv-11, live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news sunday morning. [captioning made possible by group]lation energy good morning and welcome to 11 news sunday morning, i m jennifer franciotti. i m lisa robinson. first we will look outside with meteorologist tony pann. i think the weather is one of the top story today. quite a change. a couple of days ago it was 81 degrees. now it s freezing. today it s stuck in the 50. the average high this time of year is 70 degrees and we will probably only make it up to 55, 15 degrees below average. right now it s 51 at the airport. we have light rain to contend with this morning. the rain is not the big deal, a nuisance during the day tapering off late this afternoon and this evening. but temperatures will feel more like football weather. off-and-on rain showers today, the high around 55 degrees. game-time temperatures to start will be in the 50 s. by the time the game ends, tell probably be in the 40 s but
from nbc news this is today with lester holt and jenna wolfe live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a sunday. i m lester holt. and i m jenna wolfe and joining us for the first time this season a special guest known simply as winter, even though it s fall. it is cold out there. and to reach and find the proper jacket today. hopefully i got the right one. it s cold outside across much of the country, as much as 25 degrees below normal for this time of year. some places will be in the teens today, and this cold front is moving east bringing chilly canadian air with it. we ll tell you how bad it will get and how long it will last in a moment. we ll get into presidential politics. both candidates riding a new wave of momentum. president obama hailing friday s unemployment numbers. governor romney on a roll after wednesday s debate. and with just 30 days until election day some polls show the race tightening. coming up, we