raleigh's pimp in an undercover sting. raleigh was apprehended the next day and delivered home to her mother. >> i couldn't process it. i remember leaning back and leaning on the wall for support because i thought i was going to pass out. i could not believe it. and i remember thinking to myself, this has got to be a mistake. how could it be? not my kid. >> in february 2011, raleigh's 18-year-old pimp was convicted in the first case brought by illinois's human trafficking task force. anita alvarez says it won't be the last. >> this is a priority. it's a priority for all of us in chicago, cook county. any mother would agree with me it's a priority. i don't believe anyone wants to see their child fall victim to this type of crime. >> today mother and daughter are reunited and working on mending their past. >> i feel blessed. i think god gave raleigh and i both a second chance at bettering our relationship. >> i'm just trying. >> had that test not been in place, i don't know where i would be right now, maybe putting flowers o

lynchburg passing through raleigh. ride up 85 in raleigh will be a rough one for a little while. all of this is going to rotate toward us over the next few hours. looking at live doppler 9000 hd, it is quiet in the metro. quiet outside. got a couple of light sprinkles here in calvert county. and over toward main tillman on the eastern shore. that's moving north. this is the stuff we've been watching big time out to the west. some leftier rains now coming into virginia but mainly in the shenandoah valley and southwestern virginia, we'll zoom in and show you here that it has been making it now north of the border here and into the mountains from del rey, capin ridge tracking up toward cumberland with lighter showers. as we head down toward harrisonburg and charlottesville and those areas, it really does pick up. look at this at 5:22 at stanley, it is coming down in buckets there. all of it is moving off toward the north-northwest. close to 50 miles per hour. the whole area is going to slide to the east-northeast. at the bus stop this morning, it is damp. could be a few showers late

after falling behind 2-0, the caps raleigh -- rale. the third-period powerplay goal appeared to be the game winner, a 4-3 victory and with the losing streak. this morning, he was one of nine players on the ice and bruce bud row was asked how he thought he would react to the pinking. >> o oh -- benching. >> the response will be when we see him return to the game. >> you have tried to talk to him? >> we talked to him this morning. >> and i amup decided yet. >> and that is the news. thanks for watching. ç [captioning made ble by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> so mike rowe is suing mike rowe. >> this guy named mike rowe, in rowe. >> this guy named mike rowe, in the south dakota state pen.

rather hefty between roanoke and charlottesville down toward raleigh. this will be rotatito

so why did sir walter raleigh, a remarkable fellow, why did he leave poetry behind and history? what accounts for the integration of writing and life in this period? that interest has continued through to the present. >> when did you first read shakespeare? >> first memory i have of reading shakespeare is being assigned as you like it in junior high school and hating it. >> why? >> because i thought, oh, man, i can't deal with it. it seemed impossibly old fashioned and silly. >> what do you say to people who i like the story of shakespeare, but i don't like to read it? >> i say, rent the video, take a look. because the plays are certainly written -- they may have been written to be read, though they were read in the time and things were printed and people bought the books at the time. but principally, they were written to be performed. so i can see that someone wouldn't want to pick up mozart's albrett toe and read it. but you don't expect them to say i don't like mozart, i don't understand it. you have to know how to read music, but if you listen to mozart, you get -- >> what d

raleigh will also probably have some trouble. here's the big spread area for today. it stretches from the delmarva down into the deep south. that's where we're expecting to see damaging winds. will probably be more widespread than anything else. and the threat will increase throughout the day today. it's really the coast of the country, the east coast getting wet and the pacific northwest northwest, carol, has a big storm. 65-mile-per-hour gusts on the coast along with one to two feet of snow in the cascades. yikes! >> i feel so fortunate. you know i wore a sweater to work this morning in november? >> yeah. >> it's that warm here. >> it's like 20 degrees above normal for a lot of people in the east. one last one, though. >> i know. that's what you've been telling me. i'm prepared. i'm mentalry prepa rly prepared. >>> president obama making his first visit to australia as commander in chief. he arrived there earlier this morning and during a joint news conference with that country's prime minister, the president announced the united states announced it will beef up it

raleigh will also probably have some trouble. here's the big spread area for today. it stretches from the delmarva down into the deep south. that's where we're expecting to see damaging winds. will probably be more widespread than anything else. and the threat will increase throughout the day today. it's really the coast of the country, the east coast getting wet and the pacific northwest northwest, carol, has a big storm. 65-mile-per-hour gusts on the coast along with one to two feet of snow in the cascades. yikes! >> i feel so fortunate. you know i wore a sweater to work this morning in november? >> yeah. >> it's that warm here. >> it's like 20 degrees above normal for a lot of people in the east. one last one, thugh. >> i know. that's what you've been telling me. i'm prepared. i'm mentalry prepa rly prepared. >>> president obama making his first visit to australia as commander in chief. he arrived there earlier this morning and during a joint news conference with that country's prime minister, the president announced the united states announced it will beef up its

tuesday when we start to feel and see that difference. 37 degrees only 33 and at minneapolis, -- look at raleigh. the temperature change, a 24 hour temperature change, a board of 25 degrees in st. louis. yesterday at this time, we were seven degrees cooler, so the warm-up definitely there. all of the moisture moving off toward the north and east. south and west of us -- that will move in our direction tomorrow. heavier rain expected on tuesday and may see upwards of one or 2 inches by the time the system is out of here. by tuesday, we will want to keep the umbrellas handy. for tonight, 55 degrees and clouds will thicken. 65 to 70. you can see be cold front and you will feel it on wednesday. only 48 degrees for a daytime high. head over to wjla.com for the forecast 24 hours a day. >> that is going to feel really cold. >> that is below average for the time of year. >> i like it. >>> anything to like in the sports world today? >> not much. our key quarterback continues to show his stuff. the bills got lucky, but >>> the toyota sports desk -- brought to you by local toyota dealers, moving it forward

. ♪ on halloween weekend, a neighborhood party in this confederate cemetery in raleigh. a mermaid out of water. a tortoise and a hear. and democrat congressman brad miller munching and mingling with constituents. ten years ago when miller helped draw the lines, the state gained a seat. miller ran for it and won. this year, with the gop in control, roughly 100,000 voters, many of them black, were moved outside of raleigh and made a part of price's district. along with miller's own home. >> we'll have us a primary? >> we might. we might. >> if you look at it cynically, the strategy is put you against each other and the one kills the other off. >> sure. >> a race certain to be closer than the contest between the tortoise and the hare leading republicans to relish a bit of philosophy. >> let them fight it out. ♪ >>> just ahead, reform takes root in california. >> you can't draw lines to favor parties, incumbents or any candidate. >> but is it working? >> i thought we were finally going to put an end to the gerrymandered districts of the past. ♪ good decisions? ones i've

maybe you're going to chicago and maybe you're going to raleigh, north carolina. chicago tomorrow 48 with sunshine. definitely a little chilly. 65 in raleigh, north carolina, orlando at 83 degrees. wouldn't it be nice to be there, guys, for the thanksgiving break. 57 degrees, just our friends up to the north in philadelphia. for thanksgiving day, chilly throughout the eastern half of the nation. going to be a little wet in the pacific northwest. chilly with sunshine for thanksgiving day, boy, oh, boy, wait until you see the exfended forecast for the weekend. your featured weather rain still around at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. then the bulk moves out about noontime and it will be breezy and can't stress enough that temperatures dropping off. 64 degrees dropping to the mid-50s to about 57 degrees right in d.c. again, it's also going to be pretty windy. here's a look at your four-day forecast for thanksgiving day. again, 57 degrees and sunshine. take a look at friday, saturday and sunday. 64, 65, 61 degrees. can't ask for much better than that. at the end of novemb

. >>> the upsets continued in raleigh, north carolina. this is lsu against mississippi. 7th-ranked clemson and the wolfpack jumped to the -- we are completely out of order and, but won the game and stayed undefeated. the stay day of upsets continues in raleigh, north carolina, i think. nope, that is navy against san josi state. san josi state and navy had never met before. the spartans jumped to the lead. rutley had 233 yards of tote office, but the midshipmen took the lead in the 2nd quarter. >> sandationo with the pitch and weaves his way to the end zone. navy takes a 24-20 lead in the 4th quarter. then early in the 4th, mat faulkner flows one to carr in the basket end zone and san josi state wins this first-ever meeting 27-24 and mike ming tire's team the hornets led 13- 10, but the aggies came back. from there colton silverarra punched into the end zone. aggies win 23-19 and take a 40- 18 lead in this series. >>> in castrol, corvallis nick montana getting the start. too much oregon state in this one. jovan stevenson on the 15-yard sco

good day for the terrapins on the road in raleigh, north carolina, this afternoon. if you want your college football on tv chuck get bell@nbc.com is the address. we'll get those on at 9:00. >> it's @chuckbell for twitter. >>> ahead, nasa's next step in the search for life on mars is set to start this morning. >> in just a few hours the latest mars row ver will begin its long journey to the red planet. we have more on the mission. >> reporter: this is what nasa's $2.5 billion mars science laboratory will look like once it reaches mars. this rover is called curiosity, but calling it complicated may have worked, too. >> this is the most complicated mission we've attempted on mars. the science demands that. >> reporter: in this case the science is trying to determine if mars is or ever could have been a place that harbored life. that's what curiosity will be looking for. driving for miles across the red planet's landscape because it's the size of a car with six wheels. >> and this rover curiosity rover is really a are rover on steroids. it will go longer. it will discov

if you're watching us on nbc 17, raleigh, north carolina, see artists depicting what it means to be a woman in today's culture at mirror image, women portraying women at the north carolina museum of art. that's your "early today" event of the day. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. lindsay lohan is going back to jail, once again, at least for a few hours. for probation violations, a judge ordered her jailed next week for 30 days but sheriff's officials admit due to overcrowding she'll probably check in and check out. when she is out, lohan will report to a new no nonsense probation officer and she must show up for strictly scheduled community service, psychotherapy sessions and appear at monthly court hearings. if lohan fails on any terms, she'll go to the jail for 270 days, an approach the judge said putting the keys to the jail in the defendant's hands. tmz reports lohan was not immediately jailed because the judge gave her time to finish her nude "playboy" shoot. the judge took pity she would be in breach of the $1 million contract if the sho

too. -- nice down in raleigh too. it is nice for eastern sections of the united states, chicago drops to 49, international falls, 41, fargo, 49, cold air back here obviously a cold front, right you got temperatures across just drastic changes here so the cold front is right here through the midwest, see big thunderstorms lining up along the front it is very active, red boxes indicating active tornado watches, and right now, there is still some active tornado warnings in western sections of new york state, northwestern parts of pennsylvania, and there is probably going to be more through the evening, through here, so far, they have had not a confirmed but at least a sights of a tornado well back into illinois, hopefully no problems from that tonight severe weather will linger until the late evening hours, now with all that activity out to the west and northwest of us you might think we might be in for thunderstorms especially with temperatures in the lower 70s, not the case we will get showers as this front gets closer

. ♪ on halloween weekend, a neighborhood party in this confederate cemetery in raleigh. a mermaid out of water. a tortoise and a hare. and democrat congressman brad miller. >> how you doing? >> munching and mingling with constituents. ten years ago when miller helped draw the lines, the state gained a seat. miller ran for it and won. this year, with the gop in control, roughly 100,000 voters, many of them black, were moved out of this side of raleigh and made a part of price's district. along with miller's own home. >> we're going to have us a primary. >> we might, we might. >> if you look at it cynically, the strategy is put you against each other and the one kills the other one off. >> sure. >> a race certain to be closer than the contest between the tortoise and the hare leading republicans to relish a bit of bruce springthorpe's philosophy. >> let them fight it out. ♪ >>> just ahead, reform takes root in california. >> you can't draw lines that will favor parties an, incumbents or any candidate. >> but is it working? >> i thought we were finally going to put an end

where you need the umbrella, southern virginia from roanoke to raleigh, up through the greenville area. that's where the rain is heading. also virginia beach this morning. should go south of d.c., though, so that's good. as far as temperatures go, it's also chilly in the middle of the country, indianapolis down to kansas city but once the sun comes out it should be enjoyable in the middle of the nation. just in the carolinas we have a bit of wet weather this morning. here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're continuing out there with a good deal of sunshine, especially in areas like wisconsin and texas. now, it's a cold morning but dallas, you'll enjoy this afternoon 63 and sunny. denver getting rid of more snow today with a high of 53. reminder, this weekend, we set the clo wake up at 5 a.m. instead of 6 a.m. sunday morning. be prepared. >> this poses a difficult problem. i will enjoy that hour of sleep for you. >>> greece gets in line. optimism on jobs. and how big of a stake would it take for to you fire your accountant? >>> eddy murphy returning to the big screen team

over towards raleigh, durham and rain up new york and towards boston. behind the system looking at a brief cool down, mild in to the weekend. trend for rainfall takes us the- 3 inches. that's tomorrow ending on wednesday morning. where is the cold air, not much of it this week. next week is when we get slapped in the face. early showers and fog, but not much in terms of rainfall for today. seasonal temperatures. tonight as we pull in to the mid and lower 40s. the rain make as return for towards day break. check out the forecast for the rest of the week. temperatures 51 tomorrow. after wednesday morning rain, we boost up to the 60s. 60s should take us in through friday, saturday and sunday with mostly dry weather this weekend. >>> 83 north, we have the accident blocking all the lanes, it is cleared. let's look at our cameras, looking now the beltway at old court road, inner loop on your left. not seeing any problems. no problems on the outer loop as you approach 70. back to charlie. 13 are dead in a massive fire in india's third gender community. the fir

. >> and the maryland terrapins conclude their season on saturday and going to raleigh, 65 north carolina state, kickoff is at 12:30 and on fox 5. >>> and the hoyas lost to number 49th-ranked kansas and today, had to face memphis who they found in a consolation bracket. facing memphis in the third game of the maui ini haveitational and the hoyas early and 17 in the first half. georgetown in front and 18-11. later in the first half, the freshman porter makes the steal and gets the return pass on the break and dunks yet home. the hoyas led by 5 at the half and trail by 6. brian, back to you. >> dave, thanks. thanks for joining us.  >> today on "tmz" -- >> they're selling anti-semitic vodka in new york city. >> a company hosted a billboard said christmas quality, hanukkah

where you need the umbrella, southern virginia from roanoke to raleigh, up through the greenville area. that's where the rain is heading. also virginia beach this morning. should go south of d.c., though, so that's good. as far as temperatures go, it's also chilly in the middle of the country, indianapolis down to kansas city but once the sun comes out it should be enjoyable in the middle of the nation. just in the carolinas we have a bit of wet weather this morning. here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're continuing out there with a good deal of sunshine, especially in areas like wisconsin and texas. now, it's a cold morning but dallas, you'll enjoy this afternoon 63 and sunny. denver getting rid of more snow today with a high of 53. reminder, this weekend, we set the clocks back. you get an extra hour of sleep. of course for people like me, that means your young one will wake up at 5 a.m. instead of 6 a.m. sunday morning. be prepared. >> this poses a difficult problem. i will enjoy that hour of sleep for you. >>> greece gets in line. optimism on jobs. and how big of a

. ♪ on halloween weekend, a neighborhood party in this confederate cemetery in raleigh. a mermaid out of water. a tortoise and a hear. and democrat congressman brad miller munching and mingling with constituents. ten years ago, the state gained a seat. miller ran for it and won. this year, with the gop in control, roughly 100,000 voters, many of them black, were moved out of this side of raleigh and made a part of price's district. along with miller's own home. >> we'll have us a primary? >> we might. we might. >> if you look at it sin cli, the strategy is put you against each other and the one kills the other off. >> sure. >> a race certain to be closer than the contest between the tortoise and the hare leading republicans to relish a bit of philosophy. >> let them fight it out. ♪ >>> just ahead, reform takes root in california. >> you can't draw lines to favor parties, incumbents or any candidate. >> but is it working? >> i thought we were finally going to put an end to the gerrymandered districts of the past. ♪ the world needs more energy. where's it going to come

that is cooler air trying to trickle in and we see temperatures in the low 50s, hanging on to a 71 in raleigh, though, schedule warmer air is pushed aside. it's not going to be terribly cold and around 60 degrees about sufficient:00. a few at 7, 9:00 with a temperature of 58 and a few showers at 11 and tomorrow is wetter than today and can you see what i'm tabbing about. not much to the panhandles of western maryland, west virginia, and to the is out here -- south here and into spotsylvania and prince william. they're going to see the moisture again, trying to move slowly the little whole and the bulling of the moisture is to the north and that is a frontal system that went by and this is in texas and will track the front that is why we have a better chance of rain tomorrow and some of you may get an inch of rain and tomorrow, 63 degrees and rounds of showers and heavy downpours. the best chance is south and east of d.c. and that stronger front is tomorrow and drop to 52 degrees and maybe some early- morning showers on thursday and blustery and much colder for tuesday. friday, 52 degrees and

look at the high temperatures - - raleigh 78 degrees. look at the call there. that is where the action is in the atmosphere. -- look at the cold there. this waves will be coming up as we go through tomorrow. it will also be drawing a lot of moisture. as we get into tomorrow morning, we will get some scattered showers. as we go through tomorrow, we might see a break. watch this next surge of moisture beginning to come our way. the result will be in some areas close to an inch of rain. some of the heavier rain late tomorrow on into tomorrow night. this is the simulation, but i think there could be some spots with as much as 2 inches of rain across northern maryland out towards the shenandoah valley. most of it coming late tomorrow and tomorrow night. take along the umbrella tomorrow morning. scattered showers, still on the light for writing. as we go through the day, some of the heavier rains coming in late. chillier air -- it will still be into the 60's. some left over sprinkles on thursday. still looks fine on friday and the weekend. kinky posted about the weat

on halloween weekend, a neighborhood party in this confederate cemetery in raleigh. a mermaid out of water. a tortoise and a hare. and democrat congressman brad miller munching and mingling with constituents. ten years ago when miller helped draw the lines, the state gained a seat. miller ran for it and won. this year, with the gop in control, roughly 100,000 voters, many of them black, were moved out of this side of raleigh and made a part of price's district. along with miller's own home. >> we'll have us a primary? >> we might. we might. >> if you look at it cynically, the strategy is put you two against each other and one kills the other off. >> sure. >> a race certain to be closer than the contest between the tortoise and the hare leading republicans to relish a bit of springthorpe's philosophy. >> let them fight it out. >>> just ahead, reform takes root in california. >> you can't draw lines to favor parties, incumbents or any candidate. >> but is it working? >> i thought we were finally going to put an end to the gerrymandered districts of the past. ed me beat

. >> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in detroit, cincinnati, raleigh, nashville, atlanta. >>> there are a lot of questions being asked this morning about whether a killer is posting wand ads on craigs list. >> a couple of people are in custody already. clayton sandell lays out the facts for us. >> reporter: three murders, possibly connected by the click of a mouse. the victims were lured by a craigs list ad offering work at an ohio cattle ranch. >> they're looking for someone to watch it. >> reporter: it was a fake. it was a setup to robbery and worse. scott davis said he was confronted. >> as he was running from the gentlem gentlemen, he was shot in the arm. >> reporter: police investigated. three bodies were found on the property. timothy kern was identified. a third body was not. >> the only connection was answering ads for employment on craigs list. >> reporter: police have two people in custody. one, a 16-year-old boy. another man, 51-year-old richard beasley is being held on related charges. >> he's a kid we have taken to church since he was 7 or 8 year old. >> repo

raleigh-durham. it is moving well to our south. behink that is where it will staying. ofwe go to the next couple days, there is that ripple in atmosphere. an area of low pressure that to our south. overnight, that is where it goes. problem for us. as it moves out, we will get into a northwesterly breeze. in cooler air. be a little bit chilly head into the weekend. number easterly winds mean high pressure and a lot of sunshine weekend coming up. tomorrow, partly sunny and .reezy a bit cooler. 50's to near 60 degrees. as we get into the day we set ahead -- temperatures lowsaturday only in the 50's. themorning's will be in 30's. ahead.nshine sign of any storm is coming way. next chance for showers about part of next week. >> good-looking fall week. about alextalking ovechkin. understands why he was benched. is college great or what? they are trying to dance their way into the college football game of the year. [ woman ] i was pretty confused by everything i'd been hearing about high fructose corn syrup. so, i did a little research and learned from experts, whether it's co

. ♪ on halloween weekend, a neighborhood party in this confederate cemetery in raleigh. a mermaid out of water. a tortoise and a hear. and democrat congressman brad miller munching and mingling with constituents. ten years ago, the state gained a seat. miller ran for it and won. this year, with the gop in control, roughly 100,000 voters, many of them black, were moved out of this side of raleigh and made a part of price's district. along with miller's own home. >> we'll have us a primary? >> we might. we might. >> if you look at it sin cli, the strategy is put you against each other and the one kills the other off. >> sure. >> a race certain to be closer than the contest between the tortoise and the hare leading republicans to relish a bit of philosophy. >> let them fight it out. ♪ >>> just ahead, reform takes root in california. >> you can't draw lines to favor parties, incumbents or any candidate. >> but is it working? >> i thought we were finally going to put an end to the gerrymandered districts of the past. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, admi

college football now from raleigh north carolina, where those university of maryland terrapins were merrily rolling along, but here, the 66-yard touchdown off the fumble recovery. maryland led 41-14 in the 3rd quarter. first time the terps scored first in a game since beating townsend back in october, that fumble recovery but the wolf pack scored 42 unanswered points. they scored six touchdowns, eventually handing maryland its head on a platter, 56-41 for the second biggest comeback in history. maryland begins the ending of edsall's first season. they've got an eight-game losing skid. >>> elsewhere, former auburn heisman trophy winner beau jackson seeing but maybe not believing how alabama pulledded this fleaflicker 41-yard scoring pass from aj mckaren to kenny bell. 'bama led at halftime en route to a 42-14 iron bowl victory. now, they wait to see whether they secure a shot at their second national title, end of the year depending on how number one lsu handles oklahoma and how, of course, state deals with georgia in next week's regular season finale. that's sports for now. it's really star

the warmth on the east coast which goes up to boston and new york, well in the 60s. 70 degrees in raleigh. in detroit and chicago and nashville and little rock, temperatures here in the low 40s. there are spots tonight in northern mississippi, western tennessee, northwestern alabama could pick up accumulating snows on the back side of this storm system which is bringing in all of the moisture off the gulf of mexico, shooting it up toward tennessee and kentucky and up and around us. high pressure is offshore but holding on just enough to keep us dry and warm today. but today is going to be it. it will be the last day but notice behind the system, where the upper storm is spinning. down here, there will be enough cold air to get three or four inches of snow in places like northern mississippi, they could have more snow in the ground for the season than we will in many areas. as this system moves north, eventually the moisture will work its way in here. not this afternoon but probably as we head into the overnight, so by midnight, we may see some showers from the northern part of the shenand

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we still see temperatures close to 70 in raleigh at 68 degrees. richmond at 65 degrees. so, if you are traveling tomorrow and perhaps flying through the middle part of the country, you're not going to have any problem. a little bit of storminess. out to the west, you're going to find some wet conditions and some snow in the higher elevations. a little stormy out there. this map represents 4:00 in the afternoon. again, nothing to worry about in the middle part of the country and by 4:00, we think the east coast, the big front and the most of the heavier action is out of here. there could be heavier showers. the general trend will be for the east coast to clear. there will be energy. but by no means is it going to be as heavy as we just had. thanksgiving looking terrific. we get up to 56 to 58 degrees and heading through the rest of the holiday weekend. it looks terrific. more showers develop tonight. thunderstorms still possible at 58 degrees. and tomorrow, morning showers in a storm, spotty afternoon storms. 65 and dropping in the afternoon as the wind begins to pick up.

richmond, 67 and raleigh is 75 and all of that cold air is going to bump into them. for tonight, showers continue and maybe a rumble of thunder south and east and occasional drizzle, 48 degrees and tomorrow, we expect to have showers into the early afternoon and colder and blustery, maybe an end to the wet snowflake and not a big deal. the temperature, 49 and that is the big deal. the colder temperatures, 49 for thursday; friday, about 50; saturday, not a bad day, 54 degrees and that is kind of nice. more clouds on sunday and warming into the low 60s, prop, monday, a couple of showers around at 60. >> thank you, sue. >>> and you may want to check out thitis ring and the sculpture garden at the national gallery of art this weekend. the rink opened saturday. the sessiona is $8 for adults, 7 for kids and $3 for skates. >>> the rematch of cowboys on redskins turf. one hopes to make his former team pay. the sportsen is next. >>> and first -- sports edge is next. a woman gets a maybe as burglars break into the house. she was watching the surveillance cameras from home when

finally some rough stuff on the ice and raleigh, north carolina washington caps paid a visit on the hurricane second period caps on the attack. the shot gets stopped but jeff will streak in to score on the rebound, the first of five straight caps goal. they go on to 5-1 win on the road. and the ravens will hit the road flying to pittsburgh sunday's big game. >> thank you. i can't wait. >>> don't try this one at home. >> the dangerous record this daredevil is ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time >>> send a unique -- story on veterans day 2000 t 9. he vowed to make 1 million of them as a way to raise money for fallen heroes crime. dave has made foul shots from an aircraft carrier at nba arena. he is now less than 8,000 foul shots. >> here is an amazing and a dangerous way to break a wo

anne thompson, nbc news, raleigh. >> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we all hope you will be with us tomorrow evening as well. we all hope you will be with us tomorrow evening as well. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we want to start tonight with some breaking news in oakland. another major development in this month-long saga of the occupy movement. one person has been shot near the occupy oakland encampment. it is has been a tense and frightful 60 minutes since the shooting, which happened at 5:00. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm rauj i'm. >> jodi hernandez is live a

this was in raleigh, by the way. i'm sorry, folks. david owens doesn't know what he's talking about. first goal of the season. later, two on one. caps win 5-1. good stuff. up next, final week of the regular season for the prep boys. high school football here we come. take a portrait of this one. going toe to toe in bethesda. and expect to come out on top. just ask richard montgomery. next. . >>> now the toyota d.c..high school sports.net report. >> welcome to week 10, everybody. i feel like a cheerleader. give me a g, give me an o. give me a w. what does that spell? the accranym. main street fairfax. let's get to it. the stallions -- exhibit a, timmy hunt, his third touchdown of the season. later, this is andrew who is the director of transportation. he sweeps in easy. 14-0 south county. this was a hard hitting football team. jonathan stokes gets thrilled. tack on a field goal and they win it 24-6 to improve to 7-3. to the tough streets of germantown, northwest hosting richard montgomery. made callahan up to antonio in the end zone. 7

. >>> caps in raleigh, north carolina. did they like it down there? >> they loved it. the highest scoring team in the nhl hit the road for the first of back to back games and the highest scoring team in the nhl flexing its muscles. 12 of the last 13 games between the caps and canes were decided by one goal. not tonight. second period caps down 1-0. a rebound out to halpern. wow. check it out. dives and scores. that's beautiful. scores his first goal of the season. tied at 1. just over a minute later. johanson for broward and he beats cram ward. caps take a 2-1 lead. third period 3-1 caps. a two-on-one. playing in his second career game he scores his first nhl goal. the caps win 5-1. tomorrow night in new york to face the islanders. >>> mark turgeon coaching his first game at maryland. first half off the northwood miss. rebound check this out. spin move then passes back to padgett who finishes strong. finaling seconds of the first half grab a rebound. gets it and passes to faust who heaves it from 55 feet at the buzzer. nails it. faust went for 14 points. maryland wins

i-40, from raleigh to memphis. i-10, from new orleans to jacksonville. flooding on i-5, 84 and 90 in the pacific northwest and the northern rockies. also, slick mountain passes in the cascades. >> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in memphis, new orleans and most of the east coast from atlanta to boston. >>> also this morning, there is breaking news, now, in the paternity case against justin bieber. tmz reported just minutes ago, that the woman behind the lawsuit has dropped it. you'll remember mariah yeater and justin had a tryst after one of his concerts. and that's allegedly where they made that baby. >> he denied the whole thing. he would take a dna test to prove it and then sue her. the suit was quietly dismissed last week. >> all right. >> will he still sue her? >> well, that will play out, for sure. >>> in other news this morning, congresswoman gabby giffords is not giving up on her political future. >> as we've seen this week in her exclusive interviews with diane sawyer, giffords is making remarkable progress since she was shot i

showers from raleigh to boston. and downpours from chicago to detroit, indianapolis, nashville and louisville. >> 46 in seattle. 50 in boise. and 77 in phoenix. 37 in the twin cities. and 40s from detroit to kansas city. upper 50s in dallas and new orleans. miami hit 77. up to 20 degrees warmer than normal in the northeast. 67 here in new york. and 63 in boston. >> can't complain about a mild end to november. >> cannot. >> great. >>> coming up after the break, the cyber monday sales numbers are just coming in. and they're already boosting the stock market. >>> and then it's sentencing day for michael jackson's doctor, who faces four years in prison. >>> also this morning, six minutes of terror trapped inside of this sinking car. all of it captured in the driver's call to 911. >>> and a look at the future of automobiles. tie owe to's smartcar. the ride that even recognizes you. @ @ >>> welcome back, everybody. it was the best cyber monday ever. final figures aren't in just yet. but by midafternoon, online sales were

, for new york city and a big macy's thanksgiving parade there today and 52 degrees to the south in raleigh. now, winds are calm, as i said, we have some gusty wins earlier and that -- winds earlier and that has improved. if you know anyone who travelled across the country for thanksgiving day, the weather was not too bad. there were a few showers on the west coast. other than that, not bad at all. temperaturewise, in the upper midwest to the south, we have the warmers and cooler to the areas of the northwest. we're benefiting from the southerly wind flow and that helped to keep our temperatures up into the course of today and the next couple of days. we're going to see the temperatures on the rise and not bad at all. so the conditions as i mentioned, anyone traveling to the west coast had to deal with some rainfall and not much and leave all, things are not bad. a few clyde clouds here and there. other than that, a rim of hundred dollars had for us on the east coast and we benefit from this ridge. if you look, we don't have any clouds to speak about and very, very clear skies and there was

raleigh 70. we came in at 68 degrees. here is our frontal system. much colder behind it. it's in the 40s and here in the battle zone where the temperatures in the 40s bumped up against temperatures in the 70s. we had another tornado outbreak today east texas, louisiana, and oklahoma. a total of nine tornadoes touching down today and there were about six yesterday. meanwhile, here at home, we were watching temperatures with clear skies and light breezes really tanking again tonight. although not as cold as we found them at 11:00 last night. culpeper 37. winchester at 39. 48 for annapolis and d.c. coming in at 49 degrees. gaithersburg, you're down to 41 degrees. that will be one more day of special temperatures in the upper 60s for us above normal. it's a cold one. chilly with maybe a patch or two of fog later tonight. dropping to 46 degrees. 30s in the suburbs. great wednesday ahead. a few clouds roll in later in the day. our temperature tomorrow, 68. and with the clouds, we won't be as cold tomorrow night. enjoy the sunshine. 47 at 8:00 in the morning. fog. by noon, we ar

from roanoke down toward raleigh, the yellows and oranges. that band will be moving toward us. right now, lighter showers. you can see them here in montgomery and howard counties. little bit heavier showers move due north, slightly west of north straddling the jefferson county, west virginia and the washington county, maryland border there off the potomac. showers lift north-northwest. temps are rather mild. our average high is around 52 to 53. we're 62 in washington. it is 63 in cambridge. we'll only get a couple of degrees warmer before temperatures drop this afternoon. monika samtani is here with an update. >> if you are planning to head on the northbound side of i- 395, you may have heard about this serious accident that happened in the 2:00 hour on the northbound side of 395, d.c. into the 14th street bridge. as you can see, all lanes are open. no problems to report as you head across the bridge span. it was clear just a short while ago. very serious accident with a person trapped. it took awhile to clear that up. 3950, the length to the 14th street bridge. in springfield,

turkey and trimmings were already a distant memory when the doors opened to these bargain hunt nerz raleigh. in fact, they may already be back home after snapping up their items well before midnight xshgs here in new york crowds jammed times square during primetime brought in by loads of door-busting discounts. chuck sierverson has more. >> reporter: you could say these shoppers went cold turkey. >> decided to come early this year so we can be the first ones to get in the door. >> reporter: leaving the bird in the back burner for bargains. >> i prchtd four televisions. i saved around $500. >> reporter: this k-mart giving early birds first pick of tv and toys on thanksgiving. >> you don't have to worry about the crowds pushing and shoving or standing in line for hours. >> reporter: the reason retailers are doing this is because they believe there's a limited amount of money that is in everybody's wallet, and if they can have that money sooner, they're going to win over somebody else who is not having it soon enough. >> reporter: it was tough on some employees. >> i wish i was home helping co

turkey and trimmings were already a distant memory when the doors opened to these bargain hunters in raleigh. in fact, they may already be back home after snapping up their items well before midnight, and here in new york crowds jammed times square during primetime brought in by loads of discounts. abc's chuck sieverson has more. >> reporter: you could say these went cold turkey. >> we decided to shop early this year so we can be the first ones in the door. >> reporter: leaving the bird on the back burner for the bargains. >> i bought four televisions and saved $500. >> reporter: the first pick of tvs and toys on thanksgiving. >> you don't have to worry about the crowds pushing and shoving or standing in line for hours. >> the reason retailers are doing this is they believe there's a limited amount of money that will leave the wallet, and if they can pass that money sooner, they'll win over somebody who is not open soon enough. >> i wish i was home right now helping cooking. >> this is the day that makes or breaks your year, so we're hoping that everybody decides to support the economy and c

showers from raleigh to boston. and downpours from chicago to detroit, indianapolis, nashville and louisville. >> 46 in seattle.e. in boise. and 77 in phoenix. 37 in the twin cities. and 40s from detroit to kansas city. upper 50s in dallas and new orleans. miami hit 77. up to 20 degrees warmer than normal in the northeast. 67 here in new york. and 63 in boston. >> can't complain about a mild end to november. >> cannot. >> great. >>> coming up after the break, the cyber monday sales numbers are just coming in. and they're already boosting the stock market. >>> and then it's sentencing day for michael jackson's doctor, who faces four years in prison. >>> also this morning, six minutes of terror trapped inside of this sinking car. all of it captured in the driver's call to 911. >>> and a look at the future of automobiles. tie owe to's smartcar. the ride that even recognizes you. >>> welcome back, everybody. it was the best cyber monday ever. final figures aren't in just yet. but by midafternoon, online sales were up 15

anne thompson, nbc news, raleigh. >> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we all hope you will be with us tomorrow evening as well. we all hope you will be with us tomorrow evening as well. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com