the access of ports of dover are owned by dover harbor board and they are is not actually owned by the government. my right honorable friend, the minister of transport is currently considering proposals for a scheme that would allow the board to sell the appropriate so it would be inappropriate for me to comment any further on that decision. >> mr. speaker, this is an excellent company providing skills, manufacturing jobs. sheffield forge masters is also an excellent company providing skills, manufacturing jobs in yorkshire. why does the government decide to support one and not the other? >> mr. speaker, of course, i agree with the honorable lady that both companies are outstanding companies. the difference, of course, is that the decision -- the announcements to provide a lone shekell ford masters was made 11 days before the election was held when there was no money in this year's budget to make that promise. it was a promise made by the previous labour government knowing that the check would bounce. we have made a decision on west land in light of our difficult controversial decision

as he knows, the assets of the port of dover are owned by the dover harbour board. they are not owned by the government. we are currently considering proposals that will allow the board to sell the sport. it would be inappropriate to comment any further on that decision. >> mr. speaker, this is an asset lee -- this is an excellent company providing jobs in denver. white did the government decide to support one and not the other? >> of course i agree with the hon. lady that both companies are outstanding companies. the difference, of course, is that the decision -- the announcements to provide was made 11 days before the general election was held with there was no money in the budget to make that promise. it was a promise made by the previous labor government knowing the checks would bounce. we have made a decision on westland in light of our controversial decision to bring it to the public finances. >> the deputy prime minister may be aware that in response to these pending review, the three most senior officers announced a wage cut of 27%. a 90 day consolidation ha

and dover up to 56. now, some of these were outside of those thunderstorms. you don't know exactly how strong those winds were. and that thunderstorm was possible. they were over 80 miles an hour. we'll find out. at least be a good estimate. >>> the rain continued this morning to our north and northeast. the actually continues to move away from the region. we have generally clear skies. there was another weak system across the southern portions of our country right here. there it is. that's going to move down to the south tomorrow. it will bring clouds to the south tomorrow. and clearing out and turning cooler for the end. week. bay temp, around 54. tonight, generally clear skies. a few clouds from time to time. 38. and the winds will die down. tomorrow, sun and then clouds. 54. it clears out tomorrow night. and getting chilly again. at least for one day, for friday. >> okay. >> so that's like a cool end of the week. >> another one. great, bob. thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00. a fourth speaks out. >> snowno way would do that to my baby. >> what a father is

we saw over 50 miles per hour in dover and in d.c. even around camp david. frostburg, 46 miles per hour. it's 57 degrees outside right now. and take a look. we topped out at 61 today. our low so far has been only 54 degrees. we're way above average. but we're going to start to back off on that, too, over the next few days. >>> here's that storm on a wider view. here's the center of it, driving this entire thing. it was so close today, even though the cold front was gone that's why it was high. and just removing itself from our area. the winds will start to respond and slacken as we head through the evening hours. now, another thing, too, another storm will come through. it's going to keep up a little breeze tomorrow. and then bring in the cooler air. high pressure will start to settle the air friday. it will be a cool day. but then things start to recover. winds are backing off. and overall, not too bad. so for our forecast, it comes together like this. we have gail warnings until -- in effect. they will be replaced through tomorrow night. bay temp, 54 degre

., 7 in dover, so not a big factor but just the direction telling you that we're staying ii check tempeeature wise as far as those temperatures in the 60s. right now maryland satellite regard, you can see plenty of clear skies and back east of uu looks like we are going to continue to see a little bit of cloud cover and that's associated with that area of low pressure stuck over the atlantic. it's going to start to move on out of here and make some clearing for this next high pressure that's going to continue to stay in play for us. keeping us clear. we do have a front that's over parts of indiana. this isn't associated with any precipitation but it will drop our temperatures down just a ta3 bit tomorrow as it goes through. then we'll see those temperatures returning to the low 60s. timing as far as what we're going to see, clouds breaking up off to the east. we'll continue to see clearing out there and back to the west. that dry air will stick around. tonight 42 deggees, clear skies, winds out of the north at 5 to 10. right around 59 degrees, maybe brushing 60 degrees with clear sky was that

dover 61. current winds right now about a mile an hour sustained wind in baltimore. more sustained around dulles. the winds will stay 5 to 10 miles per hour. be prepared for that. the temperatures will feel cooler. this is your forecast tomorrow. we are edging 60 degrees. yes, we'll be cooler than today. but still above average. we should be at 57 degrees for this time of year. we'll take that 60 and not complain. partly cloudy skies is the name of the game. this is going to look good for tomorrow. then the change will come. speaking of the change, right now you are looking at the satellite and radar. we are seeing showers off toward it is west here. what we have is a cold front. this cold front is going to try to make it closer to us. it is not going to drop the temperatures too much. once it starts to get closer to us, you know what? our air is to dry the rain towards the west will fizzle out in the overnight hours. i'll show you that in a second. high pressure in the atlantic. slowly moving away from us. we are in store for a low pressure system to move into the a

over 50 miles per hour wind gusts in dover, camp david and close to frost burg. now in baltimore here, 46 miles per hour was our peak wind gust. fortunately all of this is starting to die down. we'll have a full report coming up. >>> the storm caused damage up and down the east coast. check out this video. you can see entire brick walls crumple. a total of 130 trucks were damaged. >>> and just outside philadelphia high winds tore through a metals processing plant taking out poles nearby. straight line winds carved a path more than half a mile long. winds came in from north carolina all the way to new york. >>> history is made in baltimore city. tonight teachers passed a landmark contract tying their salary to the success of their students. >> our teachers have shown the country how much they love their profession and their students and have voted in favor of our. >> reporter: just weeks after striking it down, city school teachers now voted in favor of a contract that brings changes to the way teachers are paid. teachers salaries will be based on student performa

looking at 52 in baltimore. 50 dc. 52 dover. west, temperatures in the 40s. cooler on the western portion of the system. as we will be borderline with the warmer air. across state we will probably see 20 degrees difference in the 60s on the eastern shore. 50s where we are. and tomorrow, in the 40s back in western maryland. -arm front will continue to ride through the area. showers ride along through that %-tomoorow. overnight into into tomorrow night. as you see. tomorrow, decent rainfall across the area. and second wwve as the low pressure wraps in through the week, creating the lift in the atmosphere to create the rain. and then we will see it pull out move out by wednesday. so looking at tonight. 50 degrees. with the raan, across the region. for tomorrow, showers and temperatures around 57. for our high. five-day forecast. shows the rrin showers leaving by wednesday. 63 degrees is not bad. 55 on thursday. and as beget into the weekend clear up with temperatures in the 50s. >> one of baltimore's best basketball players signs a letter of intent to player at

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and 45 in wilmington. 46 in dover. west of us in hagerstown. 47 in the nation's capitol. sitting at 52 degrees. i will have a look at how long the temperatures will stay in the 60s and how long the sunshine will stick around coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> baltimore city passes a bill of rights for people that ride bikes. it calls for equal access to city streets. greater involvement of cyclists and road planning projects improved bike parking and easier access to mass transit. the bill was roped by councilman mary pat clarke and passed at last night's meeting. >> how many text messages is your teen sending? new study finds that teens that text 120 times a day or more, are far more likely to have sex, use drugs and or alcohol. high pressure texting as it is called. can lead to other risky behaviors as well. the study also found that surprisingly the teenagers also had permissive or absent parents. >> liquor stores in montgomery county will be open sunday. new executive order expected to be finalized tomorrow. allows the sale of alcohol on sundays. county officials

folks in dover 41. and salisbury at 47. western maryland is not in the 30s like normal. it is at 46. so actually above normal temperatures right now. i will show you how the weekend will shape up and if we can hold onto the sunshine coming up. >> e-book backlash. the book that has custtmers calling for a complete boycott of one of the biggest online retailers. >> witness protection program when this is over. so look us up. >> president obama's debt commission releases details of its plan to get the country out of debt. and it is not pretty. why lawmakers and taxpayers on both sides of the aisle are in shock. >> and later, how health officials plan to make sure age of 65, on social security.e don't get too comfortable. new report from president obama's debt commission recommends raising the retirement age and cutting social security. fox's jim angle has the latest details. >> commission coach bowls and senator simpson dropped tte washington equivalent of an atomic bomb today as they laid out a plan to bring down the deficit by $4 trillion. >> we do cut spending and wherev

the general said his son's body will be met at dover air force base by his other son, a marine captain and brought to arlington national cemetery. >>> and britain's prince william paid a trip to troops. william says he's still hopeful of one day serving in afghanistan like his brother did, but that is considered highly unlikely. >>> back here at home, maybe you saw it. a lighting problem caused delays in the cowboys/giants game. the lights went out causing a momentary stoppage. the venue will host the super bowl come february 2014. by the way, the cowboys turned out the giants' lights 33-20. >>> and weather around the country on the gulf coast drenching houston, mobile. and lighter in nashville and the carolinas. rain and mountain snow in consider consider, montana, snow in the cascades. showers meanwhile in spokane and sacramento. >> fargo and minneapolis hover around 50 degrees. 60s from kansas city. high of 60 here in new york. 55 in boston and 80 in miami. >>> and when we come back, a big change being announced today by facebook. >>> and back to that family mystery out in ohio. the

york 46 and 45 wilmington, dover at 49 and easton 46. here is the temperature. 43 degrees, partly cloudy and not as cold. you are going to need to stick around for the forecast, and the travel forecast. let's get back to jamie. >> you can't wait to see the folks wednesday night. you put them all into a carry onto not be charged. here is more. to add to your stress you will run into a grass roots protest that wants to make a point over the tsa screeners. james is part of this movement that is lighting up the internet supporting national opt out day urging travelers to slow down lines by refusing body scans and forcing screeners to do more time consumer physical inspections. >> don't want people to be inconveniences but i don't want them to be assaulted. >> the president said he is asking tsa to look at its methods saying we should remember the underwear bomber as to what could happen if we let our guard down. >>> it's 1:00 in charlotte. you are thinking the house will be cleared out with the ravens wins. what will you do with that leftove

mid 50s in baltimore, easton, dover chillier air marching in. oakland already down to 37. going to be a chilly night. current winds around 15 or so but we've seen much higher gusts than that. take a look at some of the wind gusts, gusting to 26 in the last hour. the earlier map through the day we're still gusting to 25 out there. so it is a windy weather scenario. satellite radar trend. very, very clear after big storms of last night. there's not much to tell you about tonight. that's a nice change we're glad to say that. and as we zoom out a little bit here, you can kind of see there is a 12-hour loop. you can see the last remnants of that storm whipping their way off the atlantic seaboard, but that's all in the wake of of course putting some very damaging winds down across parts of central maryland and the baltimore area. warm air is continuing to kind of swirl in a little bit through the overnight. the colder air will march in behind this thing as we go overnight into the day tomorrow. future forecast skies clear tonight but through the day tomorrow we will begin to clo

winds right now at 8 miles an hour in baltimore. 10 in dc. 9 in dover looking at 12 miles an hour winds up there in wilmington. temperature wise we hold on to the 60's down in dc. 59 in baltimore. 54 in salsbury and as the sun is setting you continue to see the clearing skies then the temperature dropping. especially into outlying areas a little bit cooler around central maryland so looking at the clouds in the area nothing to the west. mainly to the east a few high thin scattered includes and well which stay mainly clear in the overnight and next several days we stay dry due to high pressure to the south of us we have the low that is out over the atlantic that will continue to spin around. creating some showers up there towards boston. up in maine. rain possible even few snow showers possible in parts of vermont and new hampshire. but the cool wind out of the north will keep our temperatures in check we still hold on to clear conditions for the next several days until our next system arrives the end of the weekend so looking at the future scan looks like we see few high thin clouds out

take a look first ought our temperature pattern, low to mid-50s, 55 in, 54 in cambridge and 50 over in dover. temperatures not that bad but here is what we're watching, satellite radar trend, cloudy conditions up an down the east coast now. you see most of the rain is beginning to push in out of the south and west, the heaviest of this stuff down in through eastern kentucky right now, western north carolina toward ashville, we've got more precipitation down into the south carolina region. all headed our way. should come in here past midnight but as we check maryland's most powerful radar, nothing on it yet. again expecting that to change as we go late into the overnight period. let's check out that evening forecast here, as we go forward in time tonight, 50s event into the 40s, mostly cloudy. i think we stay dry the rest of the evening, i think once we go past midnight and into the day tomorrow we're looking at a good shot of soaking rain. now how long will those rains last and what will it mean for the rest of the week. we'll have that coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks wyatt. >> the mys

the general said his son's body will be met at dover air force base by his other son, a marine captain, and then brought to arlington national cemetery. >>> and britain's prince william paid a visit to u.s. troops and british forces serving in afghanistan. his trip coincided with what's called remembrance day in great britain. that's their version of veterans day. william says he's still hopeful of one day serving in afghanistan like his brother did, but that is considered highly unlikely. >>> back here at home, maybe you saw it. a lighting problem caused delays in the cowboys/giants game. twice during the third quarter, several banks of lights went out forcing a momentary stoppage. the venue will host the super bowl come february 2014. by the way, the cowboys turned out the giants' lights 33-20. >>> and now this morning's weather from around the country. up to three inches of rain along the gulf coast. drenching houston, mobile. and lighter in nashville and the carolinas. rain and mountain snow in california, wyoming, montana and the dakotas. snow in the cascades. showers meanwhile in

you were a little cooler on the eastern shore upper 50s georgetown to dover to cambridge let's she an early look at our veteran's day forecast. 61 katon'sville 62 with a lot of sun tomorrow. 60 or so tomorrow. port deposit maybe upper 50s but most spots will make 60. eldersburg will hit 60. satellite radar trend nice and clear right now. just a very clear pattern. you don't see this much prolonged clear weather very often in november, but we're getting it and we'll certainly take it and run. >> big storm system still spinning off the coast. but well offshore. so we're just getting a little bit of cloud cover on the outer edge of this thing, and very little wind from it as well. high pressure keeps sliding further east so that will control our weather again tomorrow. more sunshine sinking air very little cloud cover when you have giant area of high pressure around like that. we look for nothing coming out of the west storm offshore will keep pushing further south maybe spin just a few high thin clouds toward ocean city. i don't think we'll see any clouds in the baltimore area tomorrow.

take a look at your neighborhood forecast tomorrow talking about land dover. 57 tomorrow. sunshine for the tailgaters and plenty of sunshine late tomorrow night chillier for terrapins game in college park. glen burnie 55 degrees with plenty of sun. clear scenario into the day tomorrow. passing few high thin fair weather clouds. nothing of any concern. we're getting into a lull period where not much is going to happen. we're going to get slightly cooler air in sunday. that's poised to move in out of the midwest on sunday. in the meantime high pressure controls keeps the sun around, and that first shot of cool air is no big deal early on sunday won't drop us that much. the next shop that comes in towards wednesday and thursday is going to have teeth. future forecast clear tonight clear into saturday more clear weather sunday. it will feel chillier with that passing cold front. overnight 31, mostly cloudy and cold tomorrow 2-degree guarantee we'll go with 56 mostly sunny and breezy. tomorrow night dropping to 35. 7-day forecast, the weekend relatively quiet, a little colder o

down to the 30s already. 37 in baltimore. 39 in dover. and 38 in salisbury. we will keep falling overnight tonight into the low 30s. clear skies out there aids in the cooling temperatures. so we will stay calm and clear out all evening. and into the day for tomorrow. reaching highs tomorrow afternoon in the 60s again. after a cool start tomorrow morning. dry tomorrow. but rain on the way in the forecast. tell you when it will arrive coming up in the sky watch forecast. >> great day for the germans tonight as they kickoff carnival on november 11 at 11:00 a.m. residents dressed in costumes and start to drink and party. it is a festive season lasting until lint where people refrain from indulgess. so germans are getting it while the getting is good. >> great day for boller, baby on the way for the ravens former back and wife carrie he practice john. mrs. boller. he was the first round qb back in 2003 but never became a star and was released by joe flacco and we wish the bollers well. >> good day for the fox 45 news family. morning reporter joel joel wife katelyn

york, oakland, 52 dover. 660 degrees. the thing about the extremely dry air is things heat up more quickly and they cool off much more rapidly at night. so we'll quickly be well down into the 40s this evening. our highs today mid-60s out there. so pretty warm stuff. pretty mild couple of degrees above average just about everywhere. normally about 57 would be our statistical average at least. we beat that and then soda and tomorrow. i think yet warmer mid to upper 60s after a very chilly start. abundant sunshine through easton and further up the bay. sunshine aplenty everywhere. keep the sunglasses handy and keep them clean because you're going to need them a couple more days. zoom you out a little bit here. is there any change in the offing. not in the immediate future. water vapor bringing more dry air right now. the darker shades here representing the dryest air when you get into the brighter shades. that's the only moisture being picked up by the satellites. clear and dry. that next storm system putting down some rain

nonetheless, the french who banned swimmers using the calais to dover route 17 years ago, are getting more worried. >> this increase of swimming in the channel creates a danger which is getting more and more important every year. >> reporter: you would like cross-channel swimming to stop? >> yes. >> reporter: late at night, the leybourne lovelies reach france. in the world's most congested waterway, have the hats and the goggles had their day? >>> a quick reminder from us before we leave you, our election coverage begins 9:30 eastern, 8:30 central. shaping up to being an intereg

winchester 49. 53 hagerstown and york around 47 into dover. as we $v9ñthrough the overnight hours temperature 44, 42 mostly cloudy and it will be cool. now i do have changes coming in the 7-day forecast. you might like them you might not you're going to have to stick around to púñdecide wheth you do so. >> lynnette thank you. joce you ready for this. a lock and a charm. three times the charm to catch a locksmith who's up to nj tricks again. abc2 news investigator joce sterman busted him the first time this year is talking about catching him again. >> reporter: court order joe horton is still overcharging them. it seems horton has forced customers to pay hundreds more. so how do we know? we k3cvcaught him on tape. if this guy looks familiar it's because we chased him down outside a baltimore county courtroom 6 months ago. joe horton is a locksmith, but the to call him a whole lot worse. >> this guy's clearly a knucklehead. &n;oug gansler said he is rippi off people who are locked out. he was charged in a civil case brought by gansler's offic

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nonetheless, the french who banned swimmers using the calais to dover route 17 years ago are getting more worried. >> this continuous increase of swimming in the channel creates a danger, which is getting more and more important every year. >> reporter: you would like cross channel swimming to stop? >> yes. >> reporter: late at night the leybourne lovelies reach france and they've negotiated their way through ferry, ships and supertankers, but in the world's most congested waterway have the hat and goggles had their day? >> there goes my vacation plans. >> again, that was the bbc's graham satchel reporting. that is the news for this half hour. you can always follow us on facebook. >> check out the skinny in the morning papers. >>> call for change. voters and politicians speak their minds. >> what we're seeing right now is it's not adding up. >> the end of an intense campaign. >>> terror test. revelations about al qaeda's intentions before last week's bomb plot. >>> and historic victory. >> struck him out. >> san francisco giants' monumental world series win. it's tuesday, november 2n

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news about that have been coming all these years there are people in the west like gordon hung from dover institute who make reports on these issues every week so there's a lot of information is just that it was just the lack of political will in the west to acknowledge it and to look at the problem seriously well if we are now witnessing a coming together if you like facing terrorism with the west consisting of the us europe and russia if you like now saying that they are facing a common thread do you think that would then make that threat easier to tackle that if everyone's tackling it together certainly it will make it easier to tackle because for the last fifteen years the west in this perception all over north korea's was guided by idealistic individuals but i cannot say redgrave fallen in love with fall a very loose man it's time to get real and to look at creativity instead of creating romantic images basically there is a very dirty game going on in the media and the in the streets and the terrorists are looking for and pick unity to strike at western civilization for them during t

recently, one of the longest- running family farms-- the tuttle farm in dover, new hampshire-- was put up for sale. it's been in the family since 1632. lucy tuttle, a member of the 11th generation, says her children are interested in doing other things. but she says, for centuries, there was no question that someone in the family would take over the farm. >> and there was always somebody who wanted to continue because, you know, that's what you did. you all lived in one house and everybody did the work. and the youngest son-- or at least one of the sons-- would be there to carry on. i'm sure nobody ever said, "we are going to be here for 11 generations. isn't that cool?" >> susie: but while the tuttles are giving up on farming, some other farm families are determined to keep going. diane eastabrook reports on one that's planning to build up its business through a mix of innovation and teamwork. >> reporter: as morning breaks over wisconsin, crave brothers farm is well into its work day. four brothers run this sprawling operation in south central wisconsin, which includes 1,700 acres of

season ending w t a championships for a third time after beating world number one caroline wozniacki in dover and earning one and a half million dollars in the process clijsters powered through the opening set to take it six three does not see then one the next two levels the much watched the twenty seven year old belgian came out on top in the decider this is the point that lead to match point is dragging first me ask me to the corners of the court and then match point was much more straightforward twice as ending the year is right time for this you know it's nice to end the year like this was a good match for both a really good time as i think we really brought out the best of each other so it was that. very tough tough battle so some good tennis there and you don't have to do to win by them you know caroline is a very talented player and still very young so i'm going to she's got a great future ahead of her and in the meantime can cause an upset at the same pages by beating russian former champion mccall youzhny to lift the trophy after a six three seven six win because skin is only the se

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earlier today, and during the overnight, dover, 56-mile-an- hour wind gusts. camp david, 53 up there in the blue ridge. officially, bwi marshall, 46- mile-an-hour winds. right now, the winds are down to 13. 10. much lighter. with the wind gusts there, really no gusts at all. still up to 21. out to the west, winds are dying down. tomorrow afternoon, a little system that is causing a little snow. don't worry. it's not coming here. it will head off to the east. and it will bring clouds with it tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. maybe a brief sprinkle or shower. most of the activity in the mountains. this afternoon, all of that rain we saw is off, way off across eastern canada. but that next system, moving across missouri, will definitely bring clouds later in the day tomorrow. and behind it, temperatures will walk by -- drop by the end of the week. >>> right now, still breezy to the low. behind it, it does dry out and get cooler. maybe gusting to 20 knots. and small craft advisory tonight. tonight, generally clear skies. upper 30s where there is a lot less wind.

it is sufficient surprise to us we dover any motive or suspect information. that's why it's imperative for anybody who is out there to give us a call. we could use the public's help. >> they buried the publicist to the stars ronny chase sen laid to rest in memorial park where she joins other tinseltown luminaries like milton burl, it was a capacity crowd that had every power player most deeply shaken by the murder that remain as troubling mystery. who killed ronni chase en. >> detectives are working around the clock trying to ascertain what happened to ronni chasen from the time she left the theater tore the time she was found dead in her vehicle in beverly hills. >> having just left the glitzy premiere of burr less can she drove her blackmer said towards her residence? beverly hills. >> people come from all over the country expect to go see glamor and glitz. hollywood boulevard where we are now it's probably one of the sleaze iest places in america. >> he knows about the dark side of hollywood. once employ bide infamous pi to the stars anthony pelacano doing

. >>> this morning the parents of san jose marine are on their way to dover to retree their son -- retrieve their sons body. he was killed tuesday in afghanistan. he posted this photo on this facebook page. he attended piedmont hills. he was based at camp pend l ton. >>> the united states has been in afghanistan for nine years and 50 days. that is the same amount of time the old soviet union spent in afghanistan without success. u.s. and allies launched a campaign in 2001 to wipe out al qaeda leader osama bin laden and the taliban. they plan to put out american troops in july of next year. they could remain until the afghan government is ready to take over its own security. >>> even though they were far from home they celebrated thanks giving. the military says 100,000 pounds of turkey was flown into afghanistan and there was some entertainment. troops say it was important for them to mark the holiday with traditions from back home. >> the enemy does not pause to take a break but we do try to pause for a few minutes here and try to make it as normal as possible. >> president obama showed hi

. >> gretchen came from the dover area, with her dad, who lives in this area, who said she and her husbd had been hoping to adopt. i looked online, saw there was a lot of good organizations coming. a good place to ther information without spending hourosline. >> come to the expo, get all of the estions answered. find out what process is. most importantly, who are the children who need an adoptive home. >> then, like me, came to talk about the possibilities of adopting children from foster care. >> 12 year-old briana is here are with her daughter who adopted two children from foster care. >> seeing the >> they came to share their success story, along with other families who adopted. >> my husband and i adopted two little gls from foster care. >> and me and mrs. macky. >> you are home now for good, and happy? >> yes. >> finding homes forchildren. and children for families who want them. that is the reason for the expo. >> at the freddie mac foundation, we are supportive of children finding loving families. >> there are those who said they had been through many disappointments. >> hoping to

his parents left yesterday for dover air force base to retrieve their sons body. >>> a survey of 700 military members of appealing the don't ask don't tell policy come from the marines. ahead of the survey plan release the exact numbers remain under wraps but the post report the expect for the marines a majority of military members have no strong objectives to allowing gay members to serve in the military. the u.s. senate is considering repealing the policy next month. >>> hope almost feed for three teenage boys lost at sea. a captain of a fishing boat found the three boys. the fishier man spotted the boys frantically waving their arms. it was supposed to be a routine short trip between two islands when the boys set out in october but they drifted off course and got lost. they apparently survived for those 50 days by drinking rainwater and eating a seagal and fish they were able to catch along with coconuts they happen to have in their boat. >> it's a miracle. the whole village the whole village it was so excited and cried and they chanted songs and hugging each other. >> the boys fa

over in salisbury, 45 in dover. and sitting at 46 egrees. back in western maryland. and you can see only 32 degrees. that's the cooler air. sitting out on the western edge of the mountains. but we will settle in with@%cooo through the overnight. winds right now cooing out of the west. and we have winds that 7 miles per hour n baltimore. three in d.c. eight in hagerstown. not much of a factor ut it feels breezy and cool out there at this time. and on the bigger picture. the regional temperattres, you can see the pool of cool air dropping in behind what as n air of -- area of low pressure over canada but affects us over -he region as it brings down northwest winds. breezy conditions at boston, new yook city, anddppiladelphia. a few showers coming across parts of new york state. even few snow flakes mixed in with that. but it should stay nortt of us through the overnight. we have some breaks in thh clouds. that start to build in, later overnight and tomorrow. and time tinn out on the future scan. you can see not much going on. we will be dry. as we go into friday. satur

only cloud cover that we can find on the radar here, satellite loop is out there over salisbury, dover, delaaare. subsiding south. as an area of low pressure that has been persistent, affecting folks up in new england states with rain. has mainly pushed out over toward bermuda. so continues to head over the atlantic nd make clearing for us around the central portion of the state. looking at the temperatures at 57 degrees. baltimore. 53 in d.c. 47 in hagerstown. 46 in oakland. we will continue to see the temperatures pretty steady. even cool down a bit overnight. light breeze out of the north will continue overnight through the tomorrow. and bigger picture shows the cooler temperatures north up in new england. for us, we are kind of right in the 40s and 50s. that's going to stay around for the next several days. actually we will see an increase with our temperatures. down the road. high pressure right now to the north of us. keeping us dry. there is the low, it continues to push off to the east. and leaving us with clear skies. weak front back west. will help to drop the temperatures a

discussing 18515460 years later a aged remarkable progress wonderful sense of material in a poem entitled dover beach reflects on the decline of religious faith and the melancholy trying rot and did not see particularly optimistic based optimistic and tuna say to himself and his readers, only this. my beloved let us be true to one another for the world which lies about us for the land of dreams so various and beautiful and new, has neither joy nor peace nor help for pain and we are caught swept from struggle and flight and a clash by night it is a prophetic declaration of the progressive movement from the 19th century. in 1914 surveying the carnage to come the secretary of great britain said again prophetically the lights are going out all over europe what a strange word pro we shall not see them lit again in our time. ladies and gentlemen, i submit the 20th century was a record germany rush of china and cambodia and elsewhere that not only of remarkable stupidity and brutality and violence but unparalleled brutality stupidity and violence. each of the regime's behind this remarkable decay of c

you're on the dover of "teen vogue." but you're -- but karaoke clubs you don't have to drink. >> my god, you have it? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> can i, like, do it? i like -- i like when it was on the stands, i would go to people and stand like this. [ laughter ] and they're like -- and i was like, "oh, yeah." >> jimmy: yeah, you're selling more copies. [ laughter ] do you -- do you have a go-to karaoke song? >> i usually -- well, i have a fun story. i was a birthday party for matt bennett -- who's on my show. and, you know, it was the entire cast and my family. >> that's not the kid that look like andy samberg, is it? >> yes! that kid! yes! >> jimmy: he looks exactly like andy samberg. he's crazy. >> we totally poked fun of that on the show actually. but -- so yeah -- my whole family is there -- my 14 year old sister -- and they're like, "karaoke competition." everyone get up and sing a song. and i was like, "i really don't want to." and they're like, "you have to." and i'm like, "okay." and so then -- they're like -

matching the mark in ocean city and dover as they go back to the official temperature in baltimore at 46. lagging behind a little bit to the northwest but fairly uniform conditions and about the wind. we have been dealing with some force of wind pretty much throughout the week. the good news we watch the arrows shrink up, the wind is less this afternoon and the shift from the southwest when you wake up tomorrow morning although it will be chilly it will start to usher in milder temperatures. we get back to near normal over the weekend and we may have have ale drop with the winds to the north sunday but overall the winds will ease up for today and more sunshine already developing across the region and our day will look rather nice with the 2-degree guarantee though being a little cool. we should get to 55. on a normal day, 50 is what we'll call for this afternoon with 40s outside of the beltway and we look for less wind to give way to a very chilly night. down to about 29 at the official reporting station bwi marshall, staying low to mid 30s downtown by even colder north to west. the d

. >> reporter: gtchen came all the way from the dover, delawa area. she came with her dad who lives in this area. she said she her andusband had been hoping to adopt. >> i saw there were at lot of organizations coming. it was a good place to gather a lot of information all at once. >> reporter: that's the very reason it was conceived by the folk at the freddy mac foundation. >> you get all the questions answered. find out what the process is and most importantly, who are the children available and need an adoptive home? >> reporter: there were ose like me who came to talk about the wonderful possibilities about adopting children in foster care. 12-year-old brianna was here with her mom carol pratt who adopted two children from foster care. they came to share their success story i know what other families. >> my husband and i adopted two lile girl two 1/2 years from foster care. >> reporter: for a wednesday child, he was here with his family. >> my parents -- >> reporter: are you at home now for good? and happy? >> yes. >> reporter: finding home for ch

officials plan to redistribute students from lake elementary to three other schools, bayview, high land or dover. no schools were too far or didn't have enough room to accommodate the children who attend lake elementary. >> fallout from the san bruno pipeline explosion is forcing the closure of a sacramento elementary school in the middle of the school year. the twin river school board will locate all students from har mon johnson elementary school. the school is next to a major gas pipeline and an engineering firm conducted an independent study after september's deadly blast in san bruno. they found the underground pipeline across from the school is a risk. pg&e says the gas facilities near the school are safe. >> this morning several san francisco state university police officers are recuperating after being injured yesterday by a chemical reaction while trying to conduct a drug test. it happened just before 5:00 yesterday at the campus police department. officers had confiscated an unknown substance from an apartment owned by the university. they were investigating whether a squatter was livi