we have winds gusting in spots over 50 miles per hour this afternoon. we still have some rain to deal with. see some of the heavy rains we got last night. some areas had over an inch and a half of rain. now, a lot of it is offshore, quite a snow going on in northern new england. behind the system, you see some of the lingers showers in pennsylvania and the mountains, expect some of that to be coming through this afternoon. this is the cold front down toward riverside and dahlgren crossing 301 into areas in southern and eastern charles county, extending to northern calvert county around north beach and shady side in anne arundel county. this is that line where south of it is still warm. behind it, the winds are starting to kick up. temperatures are dropping. we sit at 59. look south, it is 71 in richmond right now. 63 at the pax river naval air station. 49 in hagerstown. 32 in garrett county. we have a nearly 40 degree spread from richmond to garrett county. and behind this front, winds. they're howling. gusting to 39 nearly 40 miles per hour in washingt

100,000 per year to the contemporary european rate of one per 100,000 per year, it declined by about a factor of 35. and this is one of many grafts that i'm going to ask you to imagine, which consists of eight jagged line that meanders from the top left of the graph when statistics first started to be kept for the category of violence i will be discussing, and meanders its way down to the bottom right of the graph, which represents the era in which we are now living, and that is true for homicides in your. the immediate cause of the european homicide decline was identified by the german sociologists, norbert aliyahs, in his book called civilizing process. during the transition from the middle ages to maternity there was a consolidation of central states and kingdoms out of the european patchwork of principalities. as a result, criminal justice was nationalized, and a life of feuding warlords. they were called night, but today we would call them warlords, it was replaced by the kings justice, where some genius had the idea that instead of the family of a victim collecting blood money

you have to set up a system where the owners are fined $75 per day per tenant for everyday the elevator is out of service, or they are required to provide at least two meals a day if they do not have cooking facilities for every person in the building, where they are required to eventually destroy that building for proper housing. if you do not set up a system that eliminates the discrimination inherent in the substandard housing that we are suffering under, i believe you deserve a lawsuit, and that is basically it. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is vivian, would self- help for the elderly. under a program, we have case management and housing counseling, and we are also part of the transitional care network. our clients are fearful to speak in coming today, some of the issues i will not repeat, because they are repetitive, but there are some issues which have not been mentioned, which is that the space is very limited with sro's, so when we work with people who have been discharged from hospitals, we cannot put the items that they need even temporari

too much, especially for operators who have the lives of hundreds in their hands. >> maybe 60 hours per week, tops. >> that is how much she said she would prefer the metro driver work each week so that -- but they have learned that some employees are logging 112 hours per week. they are concerned. >> i know how great i am working at -- how drained i am after working 10, 11 hours. >> the new document shows some employees on the clock 15 hours or more. when it comes to operators they get extended breaks during the day between working the morning and evening rush hours. >> cumulatively, you are still on the job 10, 15 hours. >> they're trying to implement a 14-hour work day cap the first of its kind. unlike railways and buses, there are no limitations on the transit agency, some questioning why. >> it is weird because truck drivers cannot do more than 11 hours on the road. >> transit authorities say 98% of train operators already work less than 14 hours per day and the like the hours are clocked by technicians and track repairman. still, one worried passenger says she does not want anyone

gusts of 60-mile-per-hour to 70-mile-per-hour are expected in the east bay hills. a wind that stirs up memories for people in the oakland hills. >> i hard some branches breaking. and lost a railing on my walkway and the mailbox. >> reporter: deborah joy is going home to prepare. >> top of the hill, tree house. going to have to prepare. pulling things off the deck. >> reporter: pg&e crews are preparing. powering up chain saws, hoping to prevent power outages. trimming the limbs of this eucalyptus growing near power lines. >> why didn't they trim the trees over there. >> reporter: surrounded by trees, daniel costa is prepared for a power outage. >> we have bottled water. we keep flashlights near. >> reporter: month claire merchants are hoping the wind don't keep people away from the holiday stroll thursday night. >> six different school groups are going to come out, performing vocal acts. many of the merchants will be open late. >> reporter: they are looking for a windfall. and preparing customers to come prepared. >> bring a hat. keep it on tight. >> reporter: pg&e

45 miles per hour. here's your seven-day forecast, not much of a temperature change we are in low to mid 60s even out to the coast calmer friday not a chance of rainy where in this forecast. it is really dry this time this year compared to last year when we were having record snows in the sierra. >>> for people taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug lipitor you have the option of taking a less expensive generic version. pfizer's patent expired today, offering unprecedented discounts and incentives expected to make the price comparable or less than the cost of the generic version to keep its market share. lipitor brings in 11 billion dollars a year. it is not known how much that generic version will cost. more than 17 million people have been prescribed lipitor. >>> burger changing french fry recipe for the first time in more than a decade. the new fries are thicker, have less sodium, but an added coating that makes them countries and keeps them hotter longer -- crisper and keeps them hotter longer

per hour. take a look at the easy, breezy conditions. the back that is only back to the end of the lot. the metering lights are still active. the changeable message flight has-beens turned on. traffic is still a mistake in the westbound direction towards foster city. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. 101 shows that conditions have improved, visibility is just a touch better. see lot of space the train cars with no major delays serious as for public transit, there are still no delays to four. >>darya: out and the wind kicks up, the cme will be ready. yesterday if they did a massive operation of tree trimming in preparation for the windy weather. >>mark: a wild day on wall street. huge gains for the dow jones. it is now of 390. stephen stoker is joining us from wedbush at credit management. >> break down what the move was and what this means for the banks. >> for there is an issue with your interface and lending money and the borrowing money. that is a common way for banks to fund th

45 miles per hour. here's your seven-day forecast, not much of a temperature change we are in low to mid 60s even out to the coast calmer friday not a chance of rainy where in this forecast. it is really dry this time this year compared to last year when we were having record snows in the sierra. >>> for people taking the popular cholesterol lowering drug lipitor you have the option of taking a less expensive generic version. pfizer's patent expired today, offering unprecedented discounts and incentives expected to make the price comparable or less than the cost of the generic version to keep its market share. lipitor brings in 11 billion dollars a year. it is not known how much that generic version will cost. more than 17 million people have been prescribed lipitor. >>> burger changing french fry recipe for the first time in more than a decade. the new fries are thicker, have less sodium, but an added coating that makes them countries and keeps them hotter longer -- crisper and keeps them hotter longer

but new data also suggests those living in poverty should get by on the equivalent of two dollars per month for their health and education sparking outrage across india where do you feed your family where do you look after your kids where do you send them for education how is not that anywhere close to the poverty line. thirty thirty rupees per hour is also not good enough forget about that in a place like that he does know we can survive into it for now a new law says the debate over the poverty line is meaningless in his life he just wants to be able to support his family but. it's not that my only wish for my future is that i continue doing this work of mine without any hindrance from anyone or anything as long as the government doesn't interfere continue doing his business to feed and educate my kids focusing and depending on himself preassure either r.t. new delhi india. that's it for this hour the business update with maps is next. a matter as a thanks for being with us here on the r. t. business bulletin well after eighteen years of trying russia's finally cleared the last hurd

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23 miles per hour. oak 50 miles per hour and still gusting for some out to the east, there is that santa rosa gusting at 5. things are changing, napa airport 61 and red wood city 45, 55 san jose, if you have a breeze, if it is mild, it is much colder and speaking of that, that system does not have much more rain and that will be here tomorrow night into friday. breezy and mostly sunny, temperatures 60s and 70s, maybe now a few hours bumping a few upper 70s very late in the season. really cold message we will take that into saturday and there will be a lot of snow in the mountains but not much rain here. >>> european stock markets are mixed, no big moves some down some up, later falling this morning because of the debt crisis in greece. hong kong pushed their markets overnight and showed gains other markets were down as they waited to see if greek voters reject those proposed in that plan. meanwhile oil prices rose to nearly $39 a barrel and that's up near lay dollar in the last few hours. crude oil is i

at glees road, you're at 58 miles per hour. the beltway in maryland, not seeing any issues for you there. travel season in this area, outer loop not seeing any issues. 55 miles per hour from i-95 to i-270. and traveling in virginia, you're looking good. nice and clear. this is the view at van doren street. taking the view in this area, not a problem at all. traveling on the inner loop, not seeing any problems. 56 miles per hour and heading to van dooren street, it will take you six minutes to make that commute. joe, back to you. >>> 4:33 now today. the man suspected of putting bullet holes in the white house will make his first court appearance. oscar or teg easy was arrested in the town of indiana. he faces several charges, including attempted assassination of the president. tracee wilkins is live where the shots were fired. good morning to you. >> good morning. they're saying that that shooting that happened last friday happened anywhere in this area, a little closer to 16th street. now we have more information on that shooti

per hour gusts. high school university of chicago blue island all reporting powerful wind and in these locations in chicago university park. tonight we still have 70 mi. per hour wind blowing with 44 degree 34 degree bone chilling temperature at o'hare. still blowing at 26 degrees gary indiana. makanda rate is down to 29. and you can see the effect of the plant on the camera and dekalb county and akron indiana becomes a better wonderland snowstorm had crawford indiana and look at the rainfall that preceded the style in that area. up and down indiana today the east of our area. in the meantime tonight the wind is dying down a windy day when the snow is flying yet tonight. indiana and north into michigan a pretty good snowfall in that area. interesting time lapse you can see we start with rain and cold air pulled into the storm you can see the switch to snow. and that is the way it happened today. a veritable change from driving wind blowing or ran into a winter like snow storm. 10 in. in indiana at no

per 100,000 people per year, when half of 1%. compare that figure with the corresponding new figure for states and stack the deck by choosing the most violent states in the most violent era in history such as germany and the 20th century with two world wars 150 is a similar figure to a we have for russia in the 20th century that went through two world wars and revolutions in a civil war. japan and the 20th century close at 60 and united states was less than three and the world in the 20th century is about one-third of a death per 100,000 per year. that is in the first decade of the 21st century but in the 20th century throwing and all of the world wars common man-made famine in genocide is about 600 which is far less than the nine states people but what is the immediate cause of this change of rate of violent death? the rise of expansion of states. students of history are familiar with the pieces boast of an empire or hegemon pax britannica, a pack civic and so on and when it has control over a territory it tries to stamp out the

traffic looks good. 27 miles per hour just past 795. on southbound 83, 45 miles per hour. a quick live look outside. this is 95 at route 24. this is a buildup in volume heading southbound from the abington region. watching the accident on 924 adn nd 24. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start. the recent faulk in some neighborhoods. the temperatures are close to freezing up north -- there is some fog in some neighborhoods. 35 degrees at the airport. any fog in your neighborhood will burn off quickly. sunshine this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. first, here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. we begin with the orioles and the tradition continues. matt wieters and nick markakis won gold gloves last night. brooks robinson won 16 gold gloves. it was the first four wieters and markakis. markakis did not make an error the entire season. the leading candidate to replace andy macphail turned down the offer and decided to stay in toronto. peter angelos was among those who handle the interview process f

what is the cost per flying hour and what is going into that cost per flying hour? are you calculating it the same as the aircraft that it's replacing or is it something that's actually going to cost more, but you get a greater benefit for the money you're spend sng >> cost per flying hour is a projection at this point. we don't have any operational airplanes out there flying, we have test airplanes out there. we'll soon start the testing in which we'll be building up the operational fleet and we'll be measure it. we're looking for projections. we tried to drive down the maintenance man hours per maintenance task and put the kinds of things in the airplanes that if you are a maintainer you make sure you design into the airplanes. we're talking about economies to scale designed with a global fleet that we'll be managing across the airplanes. we're talking about hmfÑfeatur that should drive the overall cost of ownership down. in addition, if you look at these long-term peacekeeping or combat-type operations that involve all three services and our allies, the cost of

pushing 20 miles per hour gusts. and i believe a lot of us will have wins gusting between 20 and 30 miles per hour. so for my friends at the charter school where we raised over $3,300 yesterday, i don't think the chill will dampen your spirits. we look for a high of 49 this afternoon. a mix of clouds and sun. >>> we have an accident in the city, the parkway, just be aware of that. take ago live look at the traffic cameras starting out, most of the volume is on the outer loop which is to the left of the screen. inner loop is moving well. 695 west of pairing parkway, you can see the outer loop is to the right. the inner loop on the left. a broken down car on the should we are the flashers on on the inner loop. be aware of that follow us on twitter. back to you. >>> forming new developments in the child sex abuse scandal of penn state. and the university boar's of trustees is expected to appoint a special committee to investigate. jerry sandusky is accused of molesting eight young children. >> we must support each other

sustained winds around 20 to 40 miles per hour. friday everything calms, lot of sunshine for the weekend into next week, in the 60s. here's francis with an update. >>> starting off with a tough morning for sausalito commuters because of the "sig alert" all lanes were blocked southbound 101 at the waldo tunnel one lane is open. they are saying visibility is down to 50 feet. chp is trying to run traffic breaks to slow cars as you approach the tunnel. right now as we check out the drive time, increased from 580 to the golden gate bridge 20 minutes. you need to plan an extra 10 minutes for the ride now. elsewhere, look for foggy conditions mike was talking about. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> that fog is making it dangerous for drivers approaching the scene going full speed not knowing that's there. definitely everywhere please take it a little slower this morning. >> very dense in morning. up next, breaking through the major milestone crews digging the fourth bore caldecott tunnel will be celebrating. >>> big cr

with gusts up to 50, possibly 70 miles per hour. now, thursday it will stay windy. mostly clear conditions. finally, friday, the breeze relaxes, sunny and mild. where the winds will be the strongest, what we're expecting in terms of impact. downed power lines, power outages. your full weather forecast in moments. >> baton down the hatches. >> rocks in the pockets, right? >>> still ahead, vying for burger king's crown. >> that is right. we'll tell you about the underdog fast food chain that could dethrone the burger giant. >>> and the 411 behind the man on the 9-9-9 plan9-9-9 plan. will herman cain bow out. . >>> we have a dense fog advisory in place early this morning. it expired and now we have perfect visibility. more sunshine at this hour than we've had all week long. enjoy it. those winds are starting to pick up, especially in places like livermore, sustained at 20 miles per hour. and this is just the beginning. these winds will continue to build as we head through tonight and tomorrow. we should start to see them calm down tomo

per hour. those are sustained winds. the wind gusts will be strong within that we could see when a gust up to 70 mi. per hour. you sought earlier in the show that piccinni was prepared for this because it will likely take down trees and power lines. hour outage is not just for gusty wind, but it will last for so long for wednesday morning into thursday evening. we will talk more about the wind and we have calm our horizons coming up. >>pam: jeff bush explain what pg&e will be doing to get ready for the weather. >>reporter: here in oakland this is just one a mystery to the pg&e crews will be working on wednesday. there are a lot of trees on this block in the winds could fall during the high wind. the utility will stand out to a known problem spot in the bay area and it will work tirelessly to keep the tree limbs trend away from lines. the forecasts calling up to 35 to 45 mi. per will hour wind. and when a gust up to 60 mph. that could definitely cause a problem. they say that falling trees are a

for home delivered meals, attracted by the city, we could all lead provide one meal per day per client. a lot of those you are transitioning, they will not get a second meal from a city contract, so on less than a funding that can go purchase the grocery or hire a health worker to do that, they will be at home, eating only one meal a day, it may be dried foods for breakfast and simple dinners, and then it while we work with clients to help them do the appeal process or apply for different things, they do not get their mail in a timely manner or even get it at all, so it makes it very difficult even if case managers help appeal an advocate to them. supervisor mar: ms. wong, what are the reasons they do not get their mail in a timely manner? >> most do not have mailboxes, so what will happen is they will stop by the common area or put it in a box, where all of the sale will be mixed in for the tenants, and some depending on the route that they are on, here they might wrap them up in rubber bands per tenant, but that does not stop the mail from getting lost or mistakenly picked up by othe

than if you're going just 20 miles per hour. just 10 miles per hour slower. >> jaywalkers and drivers aren't the only offenders. bicyclists are the culprits, too. >> in four years number of people biking increased by 58%. >> the d.a.is prosecuting a bicyclist who ran a red light and killed a pedestrian. he's been charged with misdemeanor manslaughter. the mayor's task force is almost ready with a plan to increase safety on the streets. >> the mayor said set out the goal reef dusing serious and fatal injuries by a quarter and five years. >> so don't be a red light runner. okay, you made a mistake. don't do it again. >> this d.a.says most accidents can be avoided just follow the rules of the road this, is a time for sharing and streets are include sod share them, safely. >> that is great advice. thank you very much. investigators spent the day trying to find out what start aid house fire that killed a person in an unincorporated part of ala media. it happened inside of a house on princeton street. firefighters found the body after

the winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour. right now the major problem is between new york city and boston and northern new england. northern new england, they are getting snow right now in maine, north new hampshire and upstate new york, and south of there it's rain around southeastern massachusetts and the islands of nantucket and martha's vineyard are getting rain now and there's more rain about to move into the new york city area as well. closer to home we have the showers that came through and are now extend across the potomac into virginia. boston is looking okay now. check with your airline. right now the temperatures are mild, upper 50s to around 60. mid-and upper 60s to the south of washington. some of the dhchilly air will b coming our way. and winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour in the higher ridges to the west. i will have details later. >>> aaa expect more than 42 million people heading out of town for thanksgiving this year. megan mcgrath is out there with the flyers at reagan national. how are things m

speeds around 55 miles per hour. the north side at providence at 50 miles per hour. 66 on southbound 83 coming down from padonia road. the j.f.x. in great shape. if you travel across the tydings memorial bridge, we're looking good. problem free at the moment. this is traffic in the area of 50 at maryland 8. the bay bridge checking nap ok from the eastern shore to the other side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. could morning to you. -- good morning to you. we'll go to tony instead. >> things are a breezy and chilly this morning. no fog this morning. a wind at 12 gusting to 21. take off about five or six degrees on these temperatures. 37 in westminster. 36 in parkton. upstream, we have temperatures on the cold side. 20's and 30's across the great lakes. we will not see any snow around here. the clouds will move in. we will have a mixture of sun and clouds. it will feel even cooler. the mix of sun and clouds. b

that is per offender. not per business in philadelphia. >> do we know how many ex offenders were hired? how many jobs it translate to? supervisor mirkarimi: i believe 12. 13. it underscores the point that businesses were not rushing, and part of my opening comment was that one lesson learned is marketing. the absence of marketing and informing. not as buoyant in philadelphia. more buoyant in other states that have adopted it, and we're still collecting that information to the but philadelphia is the one that responded to us first. supervisor kim: do we know how many of those 13 continue to be employed or how long they were employed for? >> minimum length -- minimal, six months. it only kicks in at six months. we do not have the data of all 13. some remain employed. supervisor kim: one of my concerns would be long term, it this week will long-term employment for those employees. i would hope that companies would keep them for longer than the minimum 12 months in order to get that tax credit. not sure what l

only at 3 miles per hour out of the north hft northwest. yesterday afternoon it was gusting 35 to 40 miles per hour. under this clear sky, it's cold in the suburbs and rural areas. we're down to near freezing. montgomery, fairfax, prince gornlgs counties, near 30 degrees now. it's into the 20s near 30 throughout maryland and virginia, west virginia. right near the bay, it's in the low 40s. over the past 12 hours, we've had high pressure pushing in. that has settled down our weather. no problems up and down the eastern seaboard. looks good. the only travel problems today, flightwise, would be trying to get in and out of san francisco up towards seattle. there's a coastal storm coming in there. a beautiful clear sky. we'll have bright sunshine throughout the day today. highs reaching near 60 degrees. by 5:00 just after sunset, venus, you'll see that tonight. now as we check our holiday traffic, here is danella. >> good morning. traveling for this thanksgiving along i-95 or bw parkway, making your way from the beltway towards the baltimore bel

barrel while brant is one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel . markets in asia high on italian news and chinese data hong kong stocks leading up to china reported cooling inflation giving a boost to bank and property stocks trying to overseas lead an investment bank of china leaving two percent in the black tokyo listed exporters and banks are also rising and may be proved with sentiments. and stocks in europe again in early wednesday investors are digest digesting news that italian prime minister silvio berlusconi will resign a move it's meant to convince investors that italy can curb its record borrowing costs and avoid the fate of course. and here in russia markets gave up early again then have slipped into the red at noon the r.t.s. is losing point one percent the miser x. is half a percent down now here's a quick look at some share meals on the rise and energy majors a mix the sour gas promise up supported by strong second quarter results electricity producer be on russia to raise the money against the company's revenues rose twenty percent

concede gusts over seven dozen miles per hour. this temperatures this afternoon will be on a mild side. low-mid-60's at best. let's take a look at the 7 day around the bay. eighth just a word of advice, bring in the patio chairs. >>erica: westbound 80 near ashley, if you are getting on 13th you will see delays getting on to the bay bridge. this long stretch of road on the screen indicates speeds of 20 m.p.h. averaging close to 12 mi. per hour. this is the only hot spot that we have, we are following dance fog advisories. the traffic backup is breaking off a little bit in the westbound direction. it looks like the changeable message side has been turned off. it does not look like we're dealing with any sense of advisories. traffic is still pretty 6. if you are coming out of the north bay into san francisco, a live look shows traffic is busy on 101. it looks like conditions are clearing up. your drive time is under 25 is coming out of novato towards san francisco. >>mark: the part of education estimates that half of the schools in b

we are here per board -- here before you providing you with an overview of the program today. we are actively finalizing our negotiations with shell and noble. we intend to have a contract ready for approvals and appropriation amounts defined and before you early next year, and intend to begin and rolling customers with your approval of that contract and appropriation request in july and august. with that, i would like to take any questions you may have. if not, turned to mr. reid strostrom. supervisor campos: i have a quick question. i know at some point we will have a discussion and hear from some folks in the community about what the proper scope of the program should be. you outlined the original objectives of the 2007 ordinance, and i am wondering if you can generally speak to why this approach, as opposed to a larger program for the benefit of those who have not heard about the program, and one of the reasons we wanted to have this hearing, is because for those members of the boards that are not part of lafco, this is the first time they are hearing about this. >> we're

shareholders will now collect 42 cents per share per quarter; that's up from 38 cents a quarter. the dividend boost certainly boosted merck stock. shares jumped more than 3%. volume was strong with the stock moving up close to its october high. the house of the mouse delivered better than expected earnings after the close tonight. walt disney beat estimates by four cents per share. it's tv and theme park businesses continue to show strong results, and those were joined by its film business last quarter, thanks to movies "the help" and "the lion king 3d." disney stock had buyers ahead of the news, up 2.5 % during the regular session. the stock added almost another 3% after the close. if that buying holds through tomorrow, it would take the stock over $35.50 per share. fellow media company viacom popped 8%. volume almost tripled on this move after its quarterly earnings were better than anticipated. also adding to the buying interest is the company more than doubling its own stock buyback plan. also after the close, semiconductor maker nvidia turned in earnings three cents over est

it is not quite $40 per day per prisoner to feed them. if you look at about, we have compared it to come for example, the average american living alone what they pay out of their pocket, what in midshipmen would pay out of their pocket. what we're trying to show is that they are not eating surf and turf, not all you can eat salad bar, but three meals in styrofoam containers, but there is a considerable markup. everything that comes down there starts out frozen solid in a barge in jacksonville and is shipped in. the exception is that the military has been very careful to observe hallal, the islam equivalent of kosher. they bring in special lamb. for holidays, they bring in treats, honeyed baklava. i think those are special order, but generally often out of detroit and brought in by aircraft. host: carol rosenberg wrote a recent story for "the miami ."rald," caller: anthony wayne meyer. guantanamo bay is a clear demonstration that we, the people, are under siege. a state of war exists between our federal government and our people. they are

hour out of the west with gusts up to 33 miles per hour and that will continue to be an issue through the afternoon and into the evening. the temperatures have been steady, in the low 60's throughout the entire day and we're expecting them to drop down as a cool front had our way. possibly scattered showers through 6:00 p.m. and after that the skies will clear out and dry conditions will follow. we'll talk about thanksgiving coming up. >> meantime, police are trying to figure out what caused an accident on 83 that sent eight people to the hospital. if it happened in the northbound side near the maryland line exit for the road was shut down for several hours world crews cleaned up the mess. it was quite a sticky situation during the evening commute in western pennsylvania last night. a tanker leaked a sticky tar- like substance between new council and harbor township for the tanker driver discovered the problem with one of the valves when he stopped at a service plazas for it the sealant that it difficult for drivers because it was sticking to their tires. many drivers had to pull over

winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. they will increase upwards of 30 to 40 miles per hour on saturday. and next tuesday and wednesday a potent storm but a fairly dry storm comes through that pushes the temperatures up to 70 degrees but winds around 30 to 40 miles per hour. a couple of bad hair days for a couple days. >> thanks for the warning. >> no problem for you, huh? >>> do you know who >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> how are you the underdog against a team with just one win. that sucks. that's bad news, man. >> you know things are not going well. as bad as things have been for the skins over the last decade they have not lost five in a row since 2001. that could happen this weekend. this weekend going down the miami 4 1/2 p

but new data also suggests those living in poverty should get by on the equivalent of two dollars per month for their health and education sparking outrage across india where do you feed your family where do you look after your kids where do you send them for education how is not that anywhere close to the poverty line. thirty thirty rupees per hour what is also not good enough forget about that in a place like that he does know when you can survive into it for now as the debate over the poverty line is meaningless in his life he just wants to be able to support his family. i'm going to tell that my only wish for my future is that i continue doing this work of mine without any hindrance from anyone or anything as long as the government doesn't interfere continue doing his business to feed and educate my kids focusing and depending on himself preassure either r.t. new delhi india. and in a few minutes discover an incredible russian landscape where arctic and african wildlife lives side by side before then will get the business slowdown with kareena . welcome to. western europe's gettin

the official wind gusts in the area at bwi, 25 miles per hour, 60 miles per hour in easton. back to the west we are looking at 60 miles per wind gusts in hagerstown and we could double that as we that as we had to today. >>> essentially on this veterans day, and happy birthday to many of you celebrating the numerical value of significance, we will push our way up to 49, and 4:41 on the 11-11-11, here's tonya with traffic. >> but it's my favorite number. >>> we take at look at our live traffic cameras and pretty light traffic out there so far. this is 95 southbound 32 through savage. the problem that you make your way southbound with the rest of areas. the 95 south of the split, southbound traffic coming towards the camera, and no incidents reported here just yet. we do have some debris in the road here but that's not cleared out of the way. >>> the construction around the dam has been postponed. the workers try to work on it yesterday but the weather was too bad. crews need to resurface asphalt because of the tanker fire. so when we make sure you check ridiculous. >> gabby c

hour from the west and from the west, it is drying out, but the 20 miles per hour with the winds is showing that the hang is happening and the high pressure is moving in and the pressure is bringing in the wind and we have 59 now, in the mid 60s and dropping now, we hit the high, 67 on the shore and in the metro area, around the 60 mark, the 20 mile-per- hour winds and with the gusts, in the last hours, 33 miles per hour and 33 in washington, but the winds will dry us out from the rain we just had. of the it will tap into the dry and cooler air for at least one day. detroit back at 48 and 38 in chicago and about 20-degrees difference in chicago and baltimore and that cooler air will move in and what will move in with that is the sunshine, some showers sticking around, cannot rule them out for the afternoon, but they are widely scattered showers and that will move out and the high pressure will move in with the cooler air and one day, for tomorrow, sunshine, blue skies and below average temperatures for a short time and then the temperatures go up and on friday, the temperatures back

winds are coming in at about 15 miles per hour. still getting winds gusting in the low 20s in cambridge. falling temperatures in a bit of a breeze, there is a windchill to factor in tonight. feeling like the 20's in the upper separates. prepare for a cold friday morning. it will be sunny across the region tomorrow parade clear sky etc. sprayed 63 degrees in the morning. the wind shift gradually diminish. here is the cloud cover. our weather will be dominated by big strong high pressure coming in from the south and west. it will hang with us the route to the weekend. chile tomorrow. highs in the upper 40's. a little below normal. a sunset tomorrow evening at 4:50. it would diminish a bit in the afternoon. in western maryland, we will see lots of sunshine tomorrow. a high of 41. eastern shore, it has been breezy and cold in the morning but a nice recovery heading through the weekend. into the 60's on sunday. not a bad finish at all. chilly start in ocean city but temperatures will warm produce the sun in the forecast on friday, satur

earlier, they were 30 to 40 miles per hour. now 20 to 30. we are looking at 28 miles per hour. that wind really making things feel very, very chilly. no rain to talk about. we are not going to see rain this weekend. looking like a nice weekend. that wind overnight and into tomorrow morning is really going to make things very chilly. by tomorrow afternoon, the wind shifts out of the southwest. it's a warmer wind. by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, you will feel a big difference as the temperatures approach the upper 50s. sunday, upwards of 15 to 25 miles per hour. it will bring in mild air. temperatures in the low 60s on sunday. a few more clouds. this evening, clouds. windy. 42 to 46 degrees. tomorrow morning, pat, listen to this. i know you are not going to like this. mostly clear, breezy and cold. windchills in the upper teens to lower 20s in many areas. temperatures actually around 27 to 36 degrees. as we move through the day tomorrow, sunshine. winds 15 to 25 gusting to 30 late in the day. temperatures warm up to 60 degrees. it's not too bad. we continue the warm up. 6

or think that romney was works twelve hours six days a week as a cop you can meet up to two dollars per day he spends most of his money back to his village just to work the light and three children he left behind the fact that his country doesn't classify him as poor is shocking to him but you couldn't thirty two rupees a good benchmark to decide the poverty line is room because one cannot do anything with that amount someone like me who makes three thousand rupees per month finds it hard to survive here huh. only thirty two can survive the people behind no doubt nations say that it's simply an adjustment based on the current economic climate according to them the new definition actually means that there are a lot less people living in poverty in india than twenty years ago when almost half of all indians were living below the poverty line they also find it has no impact on who can access government welfare services and many people above the poverty line are also wallner i mean they're not it's not as if you know if you will blow the poverty line you're poor and if you've got one rupee

so far so good on the west side, 55 miles per hour. no problems on 795 or 70 this morning. 83 is in great shape. 50, no sign of any delays at the severn river bridge. the accident is westbound and jennifer road. southbound traffic is building but so far no delays. watch for fog this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we have all the light rail the pen candid shuttle operating 10 to 50 minutes late. brunswick 890 10 minutes late. the seven, 10, and 30 buses are diverting lombard and broadway. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we will get into the seven-day forecast. first we will say good morning to ava marie. ava is expanding her automotive horizons this morning. >> you are assuming i do not know how to fix a car. that is a good assumption. i will learn more this morning. i'm on the northeast side of baltimore on carney road. you are encouraging people to come in and get their car

the price of ivory per kilo has risen from $10 to $100 per kilo. one of the biggest challenges we have is to make sure that revenue from the carbon project goes into the communities to incentivize the communities to protect the wildlife for future generations. >> at the beginning of 2011, while life works got permission to sell co2 certificates to people who want to offset their carbon emissions. 20 years ago, the corridor was used as farm land and for grazing cattle. now the per -- the wild life is back in the forest is recovering. rob dobson has expanded the conservation area in recent years. each year, while life works plants 50,000 trees on the edge of settlements and in places where the deforestation is worse. >> the protected area is about 200,000 hectares. there's about 100,000 people living in and around the area, and their present -- at present market prices, about $6 per ton, our 1.2 million tons brings in about $7.5 million to the project area per year. >> wildlife works has a permit to sell carbon offset certificates to the forest for 3

we have that northwesterly wind at 15 miles per hour. be a good as as we go through the evening hours. a lot of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures will be delightful. 100% sunshine. good eating weather. good family weather. could everything weather. have an abc 7 investigation. foundenage boys were on the side ofd road. not know each other, lot iny did have a common. no one has ever been charged in incident. the families are wondering the two incidents are related. we take a look at the mystery. >> amoral marks the spot or sullivanound kevin unconscious one year ago. the 17-year-old brought weight to the drama club. his dd to get away from it. >> last november, he text of his had a ride down. later, someone on the side of the road. investigators labeled his death run, even though that hetold his father injuries did not appear to come from a car. >> the injuries to the person that they could have caused and created either way. >> one year later, investigators acknowledge they suspected someone targeted kevin because they perceive him to be g

travel times, about 28 miles per hour. as you make your way to the beltway, it will take you 21 minutes to make that trip. and i-66 right around route 50, you're jammed heading east as you make your way to the beltway. in fact, from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway, you're at 36 miles per hour and it will take you 16 minutes to make that trip. >> thanks. >>> your afternoon commute could take you a lot longer than your morning ride to work or school. occupy d.c. protesters are planning a march from mcpherson square to the key bridge in georgetown this afternoon. just as hundreds of thousands of people prepared to head home. megan mcgrath is live in mcpherson square where those protesters are starting to wake up. could be a disasterus commute this afternoon. >> it could be. look right now at the traffic here. this is kay street that you see. we're here at mcpherson square. you can see everything is looking pretty good this morning. that may not be the case for the evening rush hour. that's because of the occupy d.c.

northeast wind 10 to 15 miles per hour. us merchant marine academy taking on the catholic university cardinals. this is a soccer game this is in washington. it's a 51 degree temperature at 2:30 this afternoon. by the way, just so you know, the cardinals are going for their third national championship in a row. so we're pulling for the cardinals over the merchant marine academy. they beat them earlier in the season this one's for all the marble and a third straight national championship for catholic. >> go cardinals. >> is it also futbol. >> i like the change up. thank you, chuck. >>> new overnight, a series of earthquakes have shaken parts of the midwest. the first quake hit just after 2:00 in the morning just north of the town of prague. that's about 50 miles east of oklahoma city. the 4.7 magnitude quake could be felt as far away as kansas, missouri and arkansas. two smaller quakes followed over the next 30 minutes. oklahoma city police say they received several 911 calls but have no reports of injuries or damage. >>> a m

washington 14 mile-per-hour wind. easton 13 mile-per-hour wind. 7 winchester. neighborhood forecast tomorrow. we'll get on the mild side again. 67 degrees into locust point. little italy coming in at 66 degrees. looking at the satellite and radar this is what i'm talk -- i'm talking about. i'm going to call it partly cloudy through the rest of the evening. we get the bigger picture here. we are not seeing any rain around. that's the good news. you have to go into illinois to see rain showers falling across that area. it is basically isolated. this is a weather pattern now. we have high pressure off into the atlantic. definitely pumping in the warmer air. southwesterly flow warm us up over the next couple of days. we are looking at a cold front. it is a slow mover. it will get here going into tuesday and wednesday. those will be your wet days. future trend shows us what i'm talking about. tomorrow things are looking good. tuesday is when it will get you. break out the rain gear. we'll need it then. it could linger as we go into wednesday. tuesday a rumble of thu

and gusts 70 miles per hour possible over the ridges and peaks. wind advisory for lower elevations with gusts to 45 miles per hour. the concern is downed trees and power lines. there isn't a red flag warning but fire is certainly a concern. fires are a concern. the thing is that there is some recent rain. and overnight readings getting chilly gechblt upper 30s in north and east bay valleys. and there is tomorrow afternoon, it's going to get windy and it's going to be a sunny day. warmer conditions as a result of the winds and there is oakland, palo alto and san jose, 64 degrees. 63 for new san francisco. there is a sunny day around the bay. mild as well. 72 degrees in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is fog giving way to wind and mild conditions next couple day was mid-60s most areas but we'll see temperatures dropping off cooler heading into weekend but a dry pattern over the next several day autos coming up next, the sentencing of michael jackson's doctor. >> turns out he won't be going to state prison. you can see >> a judge