north carolina, 13. is that a smart use of official resources when it comes to swing states. >> the other thing is the dmc conventional. no. i think north carolina, virginia, ohio, i think those are among the three states that could determine the presidency next year. >> what is it about north carolina that republicans have failed to understand which has cost them some of these elections, mainly what happened in 2008 but even the fact they were able to hold. >> i thinkwo legs of the strategy. number one, strong african american population. a lot of those voters don't vote. enthusiasm for the obama poll drove a lot of them to the polls. there are white working class democrats in the north central part of the state and the eastern part of the state that have drifted between the parties. >> and they still drift. >> yeah. they still drift. this is a pure toss up state for both. >> the president is there to talk about the jobs bill. here is his campaign against the republican verse of what they're trying to p

you can see where the cell is north of orange, moving north-northeast toward 615. doug, if you can pan over to the other area that's been warned on as well, slightly east and southeast of there, not around old bandana as well as golden area moving north-northeast. right now, on i-33 south and east of jackson moving north-northeastward again. potential tornado, a lot of clearing skies and big time warming taking place. severe weather on tap for the next couple hours. you can see more of these cells pop with potential tornadoes move northeastward. we have a rough afternoon for southern most counties. we'll have more coming to you guys in a couple minutes. >> we'll check back. veronica, thanks. >>> the murder of a germantown mother. curtis lopez, the husband of jane mcquain is in custody in charlotte, north carolina in connection with her death. >> her car was found in the carolinas, but her 11-year-old son is missing this afternoon. the amber alert remains in effect. tracee wilkins talked with the neighbors about this case. >> reporter: the alert could be seen on roa

freeze watch north and west, that has been canceled. winter stormwatch north and west. cloudy skies, overnight rain developing. 39 your overnight low in the city. off to the north and west, overnight lows in the mid-30s. some of the snow will start to fall. chilly on sunday. ghoulish forecast on monday. i know that halloween is not where it should be. i'll move that. 57 on halloween. let's do some traffic. julie wright has your latest. let's see if you can match my story. what's going on? >> that forecast, i say boo! >> i bet you do. >> on the roads, better news along 270. earlier, we would mentioned some problems as you work your way northbound trying to head up towards montgomery village avenue. that accident activity now cleared. here we are live, southbound 270 headed out to montrose road. we are at speed. in fact, we are above speed at this point leaving route 80. no incidents to report right now if you are traveling out to the west off of 66. lanes are open coming in from manassas. you will fine yourself at about 55, 65 miles per hour -- you will find yourself at

for the north caucuses remains russia's most a volatile region with terror attacks happening almost daily corruption and a poor quality of life are often blamed for causing violence next we talked to the president's special envoy to the north caucasus about how the situation in the region is being improved. ponding thank you so much for being with us today thank you got a president who did and said that one of the key problems many countries including russia face to the right in confronting the tension and criminality many russians associate the root of beef problems with the kooky you were entrusted to seek advice what can we do about it. the girl said was i strongly object to your putting it this way that the caucus is the epicenter of the ethnic crime unfortunately and it has repeatedly been stressed crime has no national identity i would support those of the opinion that the criminal group in question is of no particular ethnic origin is another important issue we have to tackle today is migration migration unfortunately or perhaps on the contrary locally is an economic process strict

that's the choice north korea faces. given the global nature of alliances, president lee and i discussed the full range of challenges to our security and prosperity. i thank the president for south korea's continued support in afghanistan and updated him on the transition that is underway towards full afghan responsibility for security. we agreed to continue our support for democratic transitions in the middle east and north africa, including libya. we agreed to coordinate more closely on the development that can lift people and nations out of poverty. i appreciated hearing the president's plan for next year's nuclear summit which i look forward to attending. as we approach the g-20 next month, we agreed on the need for coordinated global action that focuses on growth and creates jobs for our workers. finally, we're stren thning the ties between our people, south korea is one of the top sources of international students studying in the united states and the number of american students who are studying in korea has been s

in some locations to the north. increasing throughout the day cloudy and cool throughout the morning, clouds come in later, in advance 70s due to rain but rain moves in later. it will clear out tuesday here comes the system from wednesday and it carries into thursday. it looks good on saturday and mostly sunny on sunday. >>> wall street protest is growing, how the arrests of 700 protesters over the weekend in new york is helping. >>> and the family of shane bauer talks about the emotional reunion after a two year ordeal. >>> good morning, golden gate bridge, traffic looks good heading to the toll plaza, we will tell you more straight ahead. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really a

the state of north dakota is doing business as the bank of north dakota. a separate legal entity 100% owned by the state of north dakota with nearly all deposits coming from state tax revenues and fees. it is a $4 billion banquet laurent -- loan portfolio of $3 billion and generated a wrecking -- record $62 million, about half of which was transferred to the state's general fund and the rest leveraged into targeted lending. of the past few years, a bolster the fund by three under $50 million -- not bad for a total population of 670,000. their mission is to serve the interest of the people of north dakota. this is the overriding decision factor used to determine everything from business strategy to loan participation decisions. in my conversations with retired executives, board of advisor members and north dakota community bankers, serving the interest of the people of north dakota is frequently referenced as their guiding principle. the bank of north dakota takes the credit available to it from the deposits in the bank and packages it into dozens of long p

how many terrorists operate throughout the north caucasus today. we like giving numbers but it's actually very difficult to make a difference between bandits and terrorists or the overall number that i usually give to media agencies for both small groups of five to six members and large groups of twenty to thirty four is up to one thousand people in all the north caucuses republics the women we're aware of these gang leaders and we've been working thoroughly on their cases i will form and they funded from within the conscious by of the country. with a. recent analysis shows the abroad domestic funding ratio is about ten to ninety the latter being russia they don't need to support of international organizations and other worldwide terror networks such as al-qaeda the money they extort from business representatives. inform them that this actually means that it's not so much terrorism as banditry at the same time i want to stress again that there is indeed a funding inflow from western foundations charities and human rights organizations these funds a

system to half inch in the north bay mountains. look at the wash of water wednesday. green you see, that's at least an inch of rain. it going to be healthy wednesday and a chance of showers linger to thursday. once we get by that look at that gorgeous uneventful weekend with sun and warmer weather. the next four days feels like rainy season. >> thanks mike. >>> abc news and yahoo are joining forces in a new partnership. anchors and reporters will create original news reports just for the web featured on the front pages of yahoo and yahoo news. yahoo news is the most visited website in the world. george stephanopoulos will kick things off in a live interview with president obama it will be webcast starting at 11:30 with questions from viewers. >>> do you have a million dollar idea? >> the big check nasa and google are offering to the person who can make air travel a little greener. $<aw/j=$l?ó )c >>> we just have word that lowell night san francisco evacuated because of a gas leak. we'll follow this on abc7news.com. >> later on, o

as the weak one and provide the clouds for the north bay. 70 in the north bay, 73 in fremont, mid-70s, nice afternoon from the east bay to the south bay, 68 in san francisco, here is look ahead, chance of sprinkles in the north bay and partly cloudy overall. monday, light rain and we're talking mild temperatures tuesday, heavier rain on wednesday. this is a real did we sent system to wednesday. drying out partly cloudy. >> decent but still unusual. >> definitely unusual. >> in sports, in college football, stanford hosts ucla and san jose goes to colorado state hoping to break a losing streak. a young baseball fan injured this summer will throw the first pitch. ryan white of philadelphia was struck by a hit-and-run driver in august after leaving at&t park. he came to the town watching the giants. he suffered broken bones but she is on the mend and will be throwing out the first pitch today. last night the american league got the playoffs started. here is larry beil with the details. >> good morning. when you have catastrophic collapse something is going to get blamed, in boston, terry

how many terrorists operate throughout the north caucasus today. we like giving numbers but it's actually very difficult to make a difference between bandits and terrorists the overall number that i usually give to media agencies for both small groups of five to six members and large groups of twenty to thirty four is up to one thousand people in all the north caucasus republics the women we're aware of these gang leaders and we've been working federally on their cases. and they funded from within the concho by all the country . was a. recent analysis shows the abroad domestic funding ratio is about ten to ninety the latter being russia they don't need to support of international organizations and other worldwide terror networks such as al-qaeda the money they extort from business representatives. inform them that this actually means that it's not so much terrorism as banditry at the same time i want to stress again that there is indeed a funding inflow from western foundations charities and human rights organizations these funds are used among oth

how many terrorists operate throughout the north quote the today. we like giving numbers but it's actually very difficult to make a difference between bandits and terrorists the overall number that i usually give to media agencies for both small groups of talk to six members and large groups of twenty to thirty is up to one thousand people in all the north caucuses republics are women we're aware of these gang leaders and we've been working thoroughly on their cases are well formed they funded from within the concho by all the country. was a. recent analysis shows the abroad domestic funding ratio is about ten to ninety the latter being russia they don't need the support of international organizations and other worldwide terror networks such as al-qaeda the money they extort from business represents. confound them this actually means that it's not so much terrorism as banditry at the same time i want to stress again that there is indeed a funding inflow for western foundations charities and human rights organizations these funds are used among other

the north is different and there was never any talks about implementation in the north or regulating two gates in the north can you describe it more about the importance of these border crossings for the ethnic that population and the north because there is attempt to create border between the serbian cause there cannot be. border especially in areas in which we can majority of service living so there cannot be a border because it's. the second thing is that once you put custom officers then you will put a flag then you will put a coat of arms then you will put a so-called kosovo laws and then people who live here will be circled by something that looks like state they simply cannot accept so there has to be a different solution for this specific situation what. we call for an outcome that we will have a regulation of goods in the north but that regulation is a status neutral it is without question the customs and then we can move on finding and managing revenue share and laws will be employed it goes as well for the whole problem of the north we need to find a solution for the nor t

north korea. north korea expands its nuclear weapons and missile arsenal. hostilities flared last year in march when the north torpedoed and sank a naval vessel, killing 46 sailors, and four people died oin november when the two changd artillery fire on a disputed maritime border. also adding to the volatility-- north korea's preparation for a leadership change from the ailing dictator kim jong il, to his son. but most worrying to the u.s. and region is north korea's development of nuclear expwps missiles that can carry them long distances. in january, then-defense secretary robert gates on a trip to asia, warned that the north was within five years of being able to strike the u.s. > north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons and the proliferation of nuclear know-how and ballistic missile equipment that have focused our attention, development that threatens not only the peninsula, but the pacific rim and international statistic as well. >> warner: for past few years, the north has alternated between engaging in multination talks and silence, all the we advanc

it was more so backed up on the north side with only two lanes open north. it took longer for that backup to recover. it was backed all the way to a marina boulevard. >> on the bay bridge there was a later motorcycle accident that has also been cleared. for a brief. there was a backup that ensued after that but now, clear. >> for the san mateo bridge, no problems, no delays the commute has thing over for quite some time. 9:46. >> good morning, george let me get straight to the trick or treat forecast. people are going out candy at this evening so we will see clear skies. windy. speeds will be between five m.p.h.-15 m.p.h. 6:00 p.m. will be temperatures and low 60s for the coastal locations and low 70's for the inland areas. as we return tonight, temperatures will cool down to about 55 degrees for the coast. it will be 60s for the inland spots tonight. let me show you these temperatures. finally, these are warming a bit. mostly temperatures are in the 50s and even looking at 62 in oakland. it is 54 in downtown san francisco. santa rosa, earlier was 40's now,

the north is different and there was never any talks about implementation in the north or regulating two gates in the north can you describe it more about the importance of these two to border crossings for the ethnic that population and the north because there is attempt to create border between the serbian cause there cannot. be a boarder especially in areas in which we can majority of serbs living so there cannot be a border because it's. the second thing is that once you put custom officers then you will put a flag then you will put a coat of arms then you will put. laws and then people who live here will be circled by something that looks like a state they simply cannot accept so there has to be a different solution for the specific situation what. we call for an outcome that we will have a regulation of goods in the north but that regulation is a status neutral it is without crossing the customs and then we can move on finding and managing revenue share and laws will be employed it goes as well for the whole problem of the north we need to find a solution for the north it will

the system is still to our north when it rolls down look for the rain to pick up and move north to south. we'll talk about possible record high temperatures in the back half of the forecast. >>> governor brown signed dozens of new bills into law before midnight. one allows girls as young as 12 to get the hpv vaccine, without parental consent. the human papilloma virus is the leading cause of cervical cancer. another law makes it illegal for anybody under 18 to use a tanning bed, even if a parent says it is okay. other new laws require insurance companies cover autism. employers are now banked from running credit reports on job applicants. policies to prevent anti-gay bullying. police with will no longer be able to impound cars from licensed drivers. californians will no longer be able to buy alcohol at the self-serve check-out stands. >> one of the laws the governor signed will ban californians from openly carrying unloaded handgun. long pitted gun rights supporters against law enforcement and public safety advocates. katie, this does not end the debate. >> reporter: not even close. live

. >> and secret missions, see how undercover christians are launching the gospel into north korea. >> welcome to this week's edition of "christian world news" hello everyone i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. more than 24 people dead and 200 wounded after an attack on a coptic christian church sparked riots. john waage has that story. >> reporter: the worst violence since hosni mubarak last february in march. police arrested dozens of people in tahrir square after clashes between coptic christians, muslims and security forces escalated out of control. christians had gathered to protest after muslims partially demolished a church last week. attacks against christian churches increased. christian represent just ten percent of the country's 80 million people. some said the clashes were not as much related to religion as to the army's handling of the situation. the army has controlled the egyptian government for the past 40 years. rioters burned army vehicles and brutal of friends of victims who posted on the internet. >> an emergency cabinent meeting. the latest violence cre

>> reporter: scott, north carolina for decades was solidly republican. but in 2008 president obama won this state by a whisper, the first democrat to do so since jimmy carter in 1976. now with his approval ratings falling, the president has a tough sales job. >> we can't do nothing, too many folks are hurting out thereto to do nothing. >> reporter: in ashville, north carolina, the president rolled up his shirt sleeves and capped cast republicans as the party of no. >> they said no to putting teachers and construction workers back on the job. >> reporter: with his jobs bill dead in the senate, mr. obama said he would still fight for parts of his plan and he belittled his opponents. >> we'll break up my jobs bill. maybe they couldn't understand the whole thing all at once. (laughter) so we're going to break it up into bite-sized pieces. >> reporter: today we learned the first piece is a $35 billion provision to keep teachers in the classrooms and police and firefighters on the streets. and the president said republicans pay a political price if they contin

mostly cloudy to the north. it looks like the clouds will thicken up for the north bay. it is really challenging forecast because most of the energy is to the north. you can see everything north of shelter cove. i'm sure there is heavy rain. if you are getting rain you can tweet me or e-mail me. you know that old e-mail thing. very mild temps. upper 50s. low 60s. i think south it will be one of the tropical-like days. a little bit of al south wind in advance of that system right there which is spilling over a lot of clouds and some rain. there are protections that rain will make it over. we'll go with it even though i really don't want to. i can't argue with the forecast models. north will be the heaviest rain. south of that lesser amounts. after that high pressure will build in after today. your forecast does call for the system to slide in rain northward. mild temperatures. sun and clouds. rain to the north. a light breeze but still a tropical feel with 70s and mid to upper. only 60s towards the north bay. 60s and 70s today. clouds. rain to the north spreading south by

the north is different and there was never any talks about implementation in the north or regulating two gates in the north need to skive a bit more about the importance at least it's a political thing for the ethnic that population and they know it because there is a concrete border between the serbian cause there cannot. be a boarder especially in areas in which we care majority of serbs living so there cannot be a border because it's he's a minister to life the second thing is that once you put the custom officers then you will put a flag then you will put a coat of arms then you will put a so-called constable laws and then people who live here will be circled by something that looks like. they simply cannot accept so there has to be a different solution for this specific situation what outcome is great hoping for we called for an outcome that we will have a regulation of goods in the north but that regulation is a status neutral it is without question or customs and then we can move on finding and managing revenue share and what laws will be employed it goes as well for the whole

, western fair faction, points north -- fairfax. points north and west of there, you could have problems. north and west, you could have problems by the morning. the busstop forecast, the cold is the problem. 30s and 40s out there. we will be at bus, and you may want thermals this morning. sunrise at 7:31. partly to mostly cloudy skies. day planner with a mix of clouds. some sunshine, but overall, clouds once again winning the day, especially by the afternoon. 5:00 p.m. temperature, around 50. we will be lucky to get around the low 50s today. definitely a colder than normal day, and this morning, we have 40s in dc and points south, and east of town, andrews and beta at 30. 39 at columbia. in heymarket this morning, you and centerville at the 40- degree mark. north wind at 12, and it feels like 37. we have windchills out there in the 30s this morning. the dew point down to 32 as the air has dried out some from yesterday as the front went through. we have a winter storm watch in effect for late tonight and saturday. north of town, fre

the north bay ride also looks good. there is no slowing on the math for the ride on 101 from marin county. >> more on the occupied protests. occupy san francisco is planning a rush hour march. labor and community groups plan to join them. will tran is monitoring the situation at the federal reserve building in san francisco. >>will: we're 30 minutes away from the the protesters have been here for about a week or so. they are saying that they will not disturb traffic. i can tell you there are officers from the federal reserve building sitting in front to make sure that they keep the peace. a lot of people are here and angry. some of the people here are not people you'd expect. clean shaven. they look like they have jobs. >> i do volunteer work. over the last couple of years we have seen more and more people considered normal coming through the doors. there are no services to provide them. we cannot refer them anywhere. there is no government help. i am fed up with the system. by the people for the people is just not work

they said, no funds are paid to north korea or any north korean agency. that is a stark contrast to what we were told on the ground which is that the north korean government is getting money from here. they say all of the wages are paid into the bank accounts. again, that is difficult to square with what we have been told. they say that the north koreans are people who free the left the country to look for jobs. >> some of the workers migrate to mongolia from north korea to seek work. >> again, that is difficult to reconcile with the nation which executes people for trying to flee the country. i want to talk to the north koreans at a factory, but the embassy said no. i wanted to ask how much they earn from the arrangement. then, the officials stopped as filming and escorted us outside. the woolen mill told us that labeling parliaments made immokalee and designed in scotland is factually correct. although there is no longer a legal requirement to label the close, this is an offense to mislead customers about where a product is made. the trading standards i

and it was world war i in which the north had a problem. the north needed hay boar, and that's -- labor, and that's because there were, there was a loss of labor, of people who had been european immigrants, who'd been working the foundries and the factories and the steel mills of the north, and they had a great need for labor, and they began to go to the south to find the cheapest labor in the land, and that was african-americans in the south. again, many of whom who were not working for pay, but for the right to live on the land they were farming. and so what that ended up doing was, it meant that african-americans in all of the major northern cities that we know were actually, they arrived at the express invitation of the north. that is how this began. the south, however, did not take kindly to this poaching of their cheap labor. they did everything they could to keep the people from leaf leaving. they would arrest the people on the railroad platforms as they were preparing to go on the northbound platforms. they would alet's them from th

north carolina. why are the democrats going to north carolina? north carolina after all has a giant downside for the democratic party which is organized labor is a really important democratic constituency. and a very embattled one right now. union rights under attack this year essentially anywhere that republicans have governing authority, from washington, d.c., to madison, wisconsin, to columbus, ohio, to anywhere you noticed a teacher picketing or a firefighter writing a letter to the editor. it has been a tough year for union rights. democrats will not be making it any easier on unions when they convene in charlotte, north carolina, since that is a city without a single unionized hotel. this is not some sort of secret that they realized after the fact. democrats made their decision to hold their convention in charlotte in full knowledge of the union rights problem that it presents. but they decided to go there anyway. they decided to go there anyway because north carolina is really important to them. really important specifically to barack oba

going to hit north bay first. then slide south and get to the south bay during the evening and overnight hours into the monseray bay. getting out the door this morning, it is dry, and it is fairly comfortable with temperatures from 56 in oakland up to 66 in antioch. monterey bay inland we have low 50s from gilroy to upper 50s, 57 in monterey and 58 salinas. increasing clouds cooler today, light rain in the north bay to south bay that starts today and spills into tonight. 5át it passes, sunshine and some of the warmest weather will be wednesday, thursdayiÑ and friday. let's start in the south bay, upper 60s in sunnyvale, milpedis, cloudy through the better part of the day. sprinkles along the peninsula, upper 60s, throw mid 60s along the coast with drizzle. mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco rain moving in around the afternoon hours into the evening commute. rain through the north bay around noon into the afternoon hours, 60s, mid to upper 60su2%, sprinkles along the east bay shore. east bay valleys r

north and west of the metro area. the north end of the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge and beyond through north central maryland. the d.c. metro area, cold rain with snowflakes, no stimulation expected. shenandoah valley, a few inches possible. no. maryland and above 1,500 feet, rain and snow and maybe a telecom -- up to 5 inches. adam caskey will have a seven- day forecast. i used to be one of the snow lovers but not so much anymore. >> definitely not. it's a little scary. >> i don't like it when my trees are freezing out there. >>> let's skip the latest on the roads. >> is a good-looking on a highway? judge for yourself. i will go to the cameras. delays on 270 pantry 70 to get to the beltway. during washington parkway and ok at reagan national airport. leaving ashburn out of leesburg, 28 out of sterling to get to centreville is pretty quiet. 95 is loading up in the normal areas. northbound at woodbridge, headlights are northbound on the way to the pentagon. all clear. metro rail, marc rail, vre normal service.

once again, it is north first, east tremble north first closed between bonaventure . you can use zanker at this time. 5:30 estimated open that intersection. we have mist on the san mateo bridge you can look at a live shot you can barely see it due to the wet camera lens. bay bridge toll roads slick. metering lights off, traffic flowing well into san francisco. >>> i cannot believe in story! this is a great story! >>> 10,000 free flights. which country is behind the offer and why? >>> welcome to the bay area. major solar company move in bringing hundreds of new jobs. >> ending the wait. facebook officially friends the ipad. >>> movie trailer that has one woman suing. why she says she was fooled. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> twitter's quest to trademark the word teeth is coming to answer. the company sued an iowa company that had registered the trademark. a spokeswoman wouldn't say if they paid for the name. >>> two long awaited facebook -- i should say [ unintelligible ] universal iphone and ipad app that is free and unlike the old iph

they will for the north bay. to the south very mild and muggy with a low to mid upper 70s. >>> right now traffic on 80 westbound look pretty good. might stay moderate because of the columbus day holiday. looking at the bay bridge and seeing a crowd at the toll plaza. 6:00. >>> we learned that guv jerry brown signed a law banning the open carrying of hand guns in public in california. it is one of more than 140 bills he acted on. the new law takes effect january 1 and makes it a misdemeanor to carry an exposed and unloaded gun. open carry advocates say they are not giving up. >> it will be a legal fight that will end up costing taxpayers money in terms of legal costs. >> if a sober driver is caught without a license police have to release their car to a qualified driver representing the car's owner. another bill signed will require insurance companies to cover certain autism therapies. >>> alcohol sales at auto mated checkout counters will be banned. the governor vetoes requirements on developers of retail outlets

north and east. there's more where that came from. there are breaks off to the west of the metro area. we are looking north of washington heavy rain in hagerstown and frederic, which will continue moving north and east. satellite reveals the cold front that across the region that extends back to the west and southwest. there's a lot more rain that will spread over the area in virginia and periods of rain will be the story throughout the day for us. pretty clearly there is a high- pressure system that will dominate tonight. the wind will pick up this evening a cooler, drier air moves in. barrick gold on friday. on the weekend cold rain for a while on saturday during the day. -- cold on friday. highs in the 60s today. 64 degrees or 66 this afternoon. periods of rain tonight should come to an end sometime and possible clearing northwest of town. 31 to 40 degrees tomorrow. lots of-- tonight. in the fifties tomorrow with a freeze warning in the morning. >>> coming from calvert county there's been a crash

i have worked on north beach, it is a beautiful and great place. i have worked in a nightclub such as 1015. i work at -- as a security in one of the bars on polk street. as a paramedic and security, i hope i can be considered for a job at this establishment. i think it is -- not two but are -- to butter up my b osses. i would h ophope i could bring something in addressing the concerns that never have -- neighborhood house. -- has. >> hello. i am the owner of the buccaneer at 2155 polk street and i live at 1019 union street which is up the hill from tupelo and teague has worked with me managing the buccaneer. we have had no complaints from the neighbors, whether it is residential or merchants in the neighborhood. he has worked every thursday through saturday which is the big noise nights and he has kept everything quiet in the neighborhood. and he knows without the support of the neighborhood you cannot run a successful business. i have no doubt he will do the same thing at tupelo. i know the other gentlemen as well. the sort of nightclub everyone f

in north virginia. 70 in baltimore, 77 east. on see the temperature contrast, the boundary that is the warm front and the watch concerns are south of that boundary in through south maryland for isolated strong storms like that cluster that we have down in the fairfax area right now. humidity high. scattered showers and storms further south. there's a cluster in virginia beach right now. that will probably track into the lower eastern shore and again the overall pattern remaining very unsettled. that south wind still pushing up. but the main storm that we're watching now is not the one that was over the carolinas. it's drifted further out to sea. but the main storm and frontal boundary we're watching to the west. and that will come through for us tomorrow. then we clear things out tomorrow night. and it looks like we stay clear and breezy into saturday and we're looking offshore because now it appears there could be another disturbance hundreds miles off florida. chance of showers tomorrow, 72 and tomorrow night we should begin t

this is going to move north up toward woodbridge. we'll see if that ends up producing anything that could possibly be a tornado. we'll zoom in a little more. this is very heavy rain around 28, around manassas. hopefully you have taken cover. basement, interior room. you want to stay away from windows and we're looking at the activity pushing off to the northeast at 22 miles per hour. and again, this same storm did rip off a roof down louisa county earlier this afternoon, but no injuries. back out a little bit and put this into motion over the next hour. where are things going to go? holds together pretty well. that's what i'm worried about. the one at quantico could really flair up and move through fairfax and vienna. so if you're in that area now, you have an hour. you'll see a severe storm and possibly a tornado. so we'll keep you posted. again, we're under a watch until 11:00 p.m. and it covers most of montgomery county, does not cover frederick. it does cover leesburg and loudoun county and points south. covers all of the eastern

end of the evening commute raining again in the north bay. heaviest rain midnight to 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. by tomorrow morning, quieter still lingering showers. noon thunderstorm redevelop into the afternoon hours. overnight more develop. thursday afternoon, all is quiet. this next system could cause flooding potential, if your storm drains aren't clear you can see where the green s marin, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills, north bay mountains more than an inch of rain the ref of us half an inch to an inch heaviest between that 12 to 4 a.m. timeframe that's why we could see flooding then too. showers lingering into thursday so do the cooler conditions. by the weekend total sunshine and temperatures 10 to 15° warmer than today. have a great day. here's sue. >>> so far the commute to have a good start. walnut creek southbound 680 slowing at north main brake lights towards highway 24. toll plaza, metering lights just turned on. back-up, there's the result at least to the caltrans parking lot. in the maze an accident reported westbound 5

the energy rung out to the north. clearing tomorrow and clouds surge of milder weather as we head through wednesday. wednesday afternoon, through thursday, the next storm, the next front will bring us more showers and a cool down. 67, 2-degree guaranteed high. tonight in to the 40s. for the rest of the week, dry weather tomorrow, mid-60s, wednesday late showers, mostly dry. highs in the mid to lower 50s friday and saturday. >>> great news, pen line train 505 will operate on time from baltimore. leave at 5:25. amtrak is helping out after mechanical difficulties. a live look, this is the beltway at frederick road. no problems to report. the outer loop is heavier with the on coming traffic. checking 95, north of white marsh, traffic building both directions here. the southbound traffic is to the right of your screen, towards the beltway. northbound, north of the tightings bridge, you may see a broken down car past the bridge on the right shoulder. police are with it. look out for flashing lights. portable music device th

korea. -- the wider truth of life in north korea. this was a tightly restricted visit. but food shortages are already in annual problem there, and the floods this year hickey production areas like this one. the manager at this collective farms said he now expected to harvest just 15% of his maize crop. 6 million people are in urgent need of help. food rations have been cut dramatically and the government's's search for international help has grown more urgent. the suns from north korea can sometimes be hard to read. last month, south korea offered to send blood aid after heavy rains destroyed houses and farmland. it would have been the first time in over a year that government aid had crossed that dividing line, but last week, government officials said they were suspending the offer because they had not heard any response from the north. >> more than 100 people have been arrested and 25 police officers injured in the latest student protests in santiago, the capital of chile. another week, another protest. 2011 has become the most pol

traveling 395 north, the ramp so edsall still shut down. starting to see some congestion as you make your way to 395. your delays is really south of edsall. once you pass edsall road, you're pretty good on 395. i checked cameras at duke street, and i'm not seeing any delays there. also seeing delays on i-66 east at waples mill. delays continue as you head inside the beltway. good news on i-66, no accidents either inside or outside of the beltway. now back to you both. >> thanks, danella. >>> time now 5:42 on this tuesday. still to come, preparing for [ female announcer ] having grands! biscuits in the morning is easy. just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. >>> police in ba

they said, no funds are paid to north korea or any north korean agency. that is a stark contrast to what we were told on the ground which is that the north korean government is getting money from here. they say all of the wages are paid into the bank accounts. again, that is difficult to square with what we have been told. they say are people who free the left the country to look for jobs. >> some of the workers migrate to mongolia from north korea to seek work. >> again, that is difficult to reconcile with the nation which executes people for trying to flee the country. i want to talk to the north koreans at a factory, but the embassy said no. i wanted to ask how much they earn from the arrangement. then, the officials stopped as filming and escorted us outside. the woolen mill told us that labeling parliaments made immokalee and designed in scotland is factually correct. although there is no longer a legal requirement to label the close, this is an offense to mislead customers about where a product is made. the trading standards institute said that on t

it's cooler to the north and west. 65 to 75 miles north of us. temperatures tonight will be in the mid- to upper 30s. right now, we're at 63 degrees. yeah, very, very warm still. with the winds headed out of the front. barometer, holding steady. 29.58 inches. to our north and west, already down to 37 in oakland. that's what's coming our direction. 73 in pax river. obviously, there's a front right through this region. as you can see, temperatures drop 10 degrees. another 20 degrees out here. so to the north and west, that's where the cold air is. currently, we have that little bit of rain. a few heavier echoes down across portions of pg county and southern aa county. you'll be dropping pretty quickly to the 40s. annapolis. currently -- currently the southwest winds. and it's going to allow the colder air to move in. it's going to be a cold couple of days. the snow we've talked about in denver has now moved into northern new mexico, even north texas. and those drought areas in texas, finally getting some rain. that area of low pressure is going to

that is the deal in the north bay. redwood city, half moon bay also dealing with cloud cover and fall. temperatures are still on the mild side. this afternoon, take a look, around the the media bay, very nice.--around the the immediate bay, very nice. morgan hill is a warmer because it is a further south. in the east is where we will see temperatures approaching 90 degrees. in fairfield, 87. san rafael, 84. beings change over the next couple of days. we have a system in the pacific that will be bringing in the fog more intensely, clouds as well and maybe a chance of drizzle. look at temperatures. that is what you'll notice more than anything. the cool down will bring high temperatures from 88 to 76. a similar story for the day and the coast. ever one will notice a big drop in the thermometer. things will warm up as we head towards the weekend. let's get an update on the commute. >>george: clear tracking our first hot spot of the morning. 680 leading to 24. earlier there had been heavier traffic at the north and but for

what advocates of the bank of north dakota and public banking have pointed out is that the state of north dakota has a low unemployment rate, 3.2%, and they achieved budget surpluses during the last couple of years. the recession starting 2008. and then have been able to extend credits after 2008 when we saw the credit freeze on the part of private banks, affecting public agencies and many small businesses and other enterprises. finally, and last point, related initiatives. this gets to be rfp question. there was some discussion about it, including a requirement in the rfp being prepared by the treasurer and tax collector's office for banking services and whether or not the city could make a requirement or provide extra points in scoring bidders if they're providing a higher level of investment for the local community. and there is some concern, and the city attorney has expressed an opinion on that it may not be allowed under state law. however, our conclusion, after talking to the city attorney, if it is a voluntary activity that the banks are asking simply to present that information,

most of the moisture has stayed to the north but you see what happens in the offer night hours as that front crosses the north bay, brings shower activity to the greater bay area, through the day tomorrow and rainfall amounts according to the computer models look something like this the quarter to half inch up in the north bay. arriving around midday. looks like it'll be wet and cool to start the week and that trend will continue with more rain on tap. we will talk about that in the complete forecast. >> some bay area police departments have been forced to cut staff and partner with neighboring communities to protech the public. one community has gone a step farther. on the out of town dispatcher who will answer 911 calls. . >> reporter: pacifica has made another choice, cutting loose the police dispatchers while trying to keep the same number of officers on the street. now when someone calls the police a dispatcher in south san francisco will answer the phone. >> and it'll go to south san francisco. >> yes. >> it sounds like unfore. >> reporter: by doing that, they expect to save $350