safe and sounlds. two days after he was kidnapped at gunpoint, washington nationals' captured wilson ramos saved. well to news 4 weekend. we begin with that developing story out of venezuela. nationals catcher wilson ramos is alive and safe this morning 48 hours after being kidnapped from his family's home. seen here in the hat has not been heard fra since he was taken at gunpoint wednesday night. overnight the national guard found him alive in a remote mountainous area of the country and performed a rescue operation by air. three of his alleged abductors

were also arrested. general manager mike izzo read a statement last night that reads in part we are thrilled with reports that wilson has been rescued and is be being safely returned to his family. we greetly appreciate all the prayers and thoughts of all. we are eager to see wilson and know others all over the world are waiting for this news. we'll have more on this story as the information becomes available. our other big story this morning, perhaps the most anticipated football game of the year, and it has very lit doll with action on the field. today penn state takes on nebraska since the first day the sex abuse scandal turned into the most talked about story in the country. this comes after a week of anger and many, many questions. last night thousands of penn state students gathered on

campus for a candlelight vittle. jay gray is live at university park this morning with more on this story. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning, angie. the nittany lions prepare to play a game without the legendary coach for the first time in more than six decades. students nap out like they do before every home game at beaver stadium but today will be different. playing for the first time in more than 60 years would legendary coach joe paterno, fired in the wake of a sex abuse scandal and questions about whether he covered up things. >> whether he was right or wrong, no matter which way you

look at, he was a father figure here. late friday his son scott released a written statement on behalf of his father that says in part, he is absolutely distraught over what happened to the children and their families. he also wants very much to speak publicly and answer questions. at this stage, however, he has no choice but to be patient and defer to the legal process. the family has hired a lawyer as the university moves forward with its investigation with ken frazier, a penn state alum to lead it. at least for a few hours today the tension will shift to this field. >> i think it's going to bring us all together. it's going to be a game that goes down in history. >> reporter: the history that is now being questioned at penn state. now, kick-off is set for noon here, a game that most agree

will be unlike any other in the history of college football. that's the latest here from penn state. i'm jay gray. angie, now back to you. >> thank you, jay. jay gray reporting live. thank you very much for that report. so not the kind of -- stay with "news 4" for penn state coverage. our own chris gordon is going to have a live report tonight at "news 4 at 11:00." this is immediately following the maryland/notre dame game on nbc 4. this is not the typical football saturday we like go into. >> no, not really. maybe it will give them two or three hours that they can focus on something that isn't so heart-wrenching. what a horrible story. >> penn state is really such a rock for that community. >> absolutely right. >> joe pa, the grandpa of it all. >> i have the utmost respect for joe paterno and the expert job he's done. you hate to see that. it's horrible. but for us, we have some good

news for us and thatting is the weather is going to be cooperating. yesterday was one of those rocks in the pockets kind of situation. today will be breezy, but not windy, so fewy're making your plans to get outside, it won't be quite the substantial west-northwesterly wind we death with yesterday. as you look live over washington, a crystal clear sky this morning. temperatures have really dropped though. 35 at national airport. just like last week. and a lot of the western suburbs well below freezing this morning. culpeper and manassas, mid-20s. hagerstown, a little bit milder at 31. martinsburg, virginia. 33 toward st. mary's city. nothing on the radar. we have absolutely no chance for any kind of prescription today or tomorrow. so your day planner for today, the sun is up at 6:41 this morning. we'll have 100% of possible sunshine for today. temperatures will climb into n

the upper 50s. south breezes today. 15, maybe 25 miles an hour at times. whereas yesterday we had winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. for tomorrow your sunday looks great. mostly sunny. a him of a breeze. southwesterly winds typically means warming up. so near 60-ish today and low tomorrow. >> i know everybody loved the 70s we saw last week. gorgeous. thank you, chuck. >> okay. new from overnight, anne arundel county police are investigating a deadly double shooting. it happened just before midnight in the parking lot of the arundle parks mall in hanover, maryland. right now police don't have too many details but they're looking. if you have any information call

the anne arundel police department. that number is 412-8610. this morning police are looking for a person who possibly fired gunshots near the white house. authorities got reports of shots fired around 9:30 last night near constitution avenue and 16th street. police say a man gout out of a car with a gun, possibly an aka 47 with a scope and began firing. police cannot say for sure that anything was struck but the area was reason for concern. >> i think the thing that makes this of interest is simply the location, real estate. the fact that this occurred outside of the white house area. at this point we don't see any link to the white house as far as this incident is concerned. >> u.s. park police say two cars were seen leaving the area. authorities found an abandoned car possibly involved in the

shooting near the bridge. today the national cathedral will open its doors since the first time it was damaged in that powerful earthquake 12 weeks ago. crews have been working rapidly to prepare for the very special event today. consecration of a new episcopal bishop. dr. marianne budde. >> a place where people can explore provocative ideas, for people to gather and debate the issues of our time, to be inspired by beautiful music and gorgeous architecture and to be a place of prayer. >> the kons creation begins at 10:00 this morning. public tours will begin again on monday. meanwhile repairs to the landmark are expected to take at least a decade and cost more

than $25 million. and a nuclear power plant near the epicenter of the august quake is getting go-ahead to restart this morning. the north power station in louisa county has been offline since the 5.2 quake. dominion power who owns the plant says it spent more than 100,000 hours and $21 million inspecting the reactors. federal regulators ran tests and say the plant did not suv err any functional damage. it will taken ten days for the plant to be fully operational. three good samaritans from arlington received an unusual reward for their very good deed. a pizza. back in august, two men were waiting on their porch for a pizza delivery when they heard a woman being attacked. they tackled the suspect while waiting for police while a third friend helped the woman. during their heroic attack they missed out on their pizza.

last night they got a congratulations from the police and a pizza. >> for them to do this, it means a lot. >> just another example of how we are so successful because of the support that we have from gentlemen like these two gentlemen and their friend. >> after some handshakes, the good samaritans got to enjoy their hot new pizza. as for the suspect, he's still in jail awaiting trial. ten minutes after the 6:00 hour. right now. still ahead on "news 4," could the man or woman steering your metro train be overworked or overtired. wait till you hear how many hours that ire pulling. and a new sport is sweeping the country by storm literally. we're going to introduce you to it and show you one local team that's

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into mishandlings of remains in delaware has stepped down after one day on the jochblt dr. richard carmona announced he's running for senate. he's going to review problems at the dover air force space mortuary. he stepped down yesterday. earlier this week the pentagon admitted remains were mistreated. some were cremated and dumped in landfill in virginia. the controversy surrounding solyndra and the white house almost cost steven chu his job. an e-mail called chu, quote, a brilliant man but not perfect for the energy department emissions. the e-mail was released by house republicans who are investigating a $500 million federal loan. the company recently declared bankruptcy and laid off about 1,100 workers. eight securities and exchange commission employees

have been punished for failing to uncover the bernie madoff ponzi scheme. the s.e.c. general investigated it. ten of those employees have since left the agency. the s.e.c. has been criticized for failing to spot madoff's $50 million scheme. the tri-state oversight committee studied metro workers and fatigue and discovered many were overworked. that i say they work so often partially to help pad their paychecks but also because they feel the pressure of metro's $5 billion improvement plan. one woman was documented working 112 hours. seven straight days of 16-hour shifts. speaking of metro four stations on the green line, they're closed the weekend because of

track work. they're closed thursday night. and will reopen monday morning. free shuttle buses will run from l'enfant plaza station. on the red line the shady grove and rockville stations will close at 11:00 p.m. tonight. metro buss will be available. you know, i was thinking about that shift. sit's kind of like chuck bell on the weekend. >> a little bit. a smidgen. i'm glad i don't have to do it seven days in a row. yikes. no doubt about that. for us it's the weekend finally. if you work your fingers to the bone all week long, your days off are finally hear and we have your forecast. i'll give you all your ins and outs and

a key word there. sunshine. >> it was yesterday, but, boy, that wind really kick up yesterday afternoon. >> the leaves were swirling, and i actually really liked it. it's just a reminder that fall is here. >> it's beautiful, but this is going to be really the beginning of the real quick end of the fall foliage season around here.

right around town the color held on a little late this year. veterans day, yesterday, hopefully everybody got a chance to get outside a thank a vete n veteran's hand. it's never too late to say thank you, is it? no no, not really. it's going to take a beating. the wind made it pretty to watch the leaves fly but but the leaves are going to be gone in another week or so. most leaves are all but gone in much of the high parts. outside for now, though, look at that beautiful sky out there waiting on the sun. the sun's about 30 minutes or so away from coming up. it's going be a beauty of the day outside. right now 35 degrees at national airport. the winds have laid down just a bit during the overnight hours but i think with day time heating we'll be able to mix up the air and bring it and bring them down to the surface. do expect a somewhat breezy day

but not quite as bad as yesterday. 40 in guy gagt thersburg. national airport not down to the freezing mark yesterday. certainly everybody to the north and west has been. 33 degrees down into st. mary's county, 37 at the naval acad many in annapolis. mid-40s. upper 40s and near 50 degrees in many spots for this afternoon. then a very chilly night. nothing showing up on radar, so we don't have anything to show rainfall wise. a few fair weather clouds. high pressure is in charge of our pressure, so bright sunshine, a little breezy at time ts for today. but with all that sunshine out there and temperatures close to maybe even a tick or two warmer than average, no real

complaints. torl we'll start to pick up a little more in the way of cloud cover, but that's all right. a pressure trough come ts our way. that will increase the clouds. i think that's going be late tuesday before we have to worry about rain drops. for today, sunny, breezy, a little milder. highs in the upper 50s, low 60s. mostly sunny. probably two or three degrees warmer than today and a little bit less of a breeze for tomorrow. still breezy but nowhere near as breezy as it was yesterday. for today, 62. tomorrow, 64. a mild stretch of weather coming our way. tuesday, that's when the raindrops appear and cooling down just a touch as we finish out the workweek. college football maryland and notre dame at landover field. 7:30 kick-off. 55 degrees at kick-off time. you know the drill by now.

chuck.bell@nbc.com. we'll get as many forecasts 'with can. >> people watch specifically for the football forecast. >> oklahoma is off. >> send them in, folks. thanks, chuck. north carolina and michigan state squared off last night in a college basketball first. the first game ever played on an aircraft carrier. the tar heels and spartans played on the "uss carl vinson" in honor of veterans day. the president and first lady were in attendance. they wore cam flaulk uniforms to honor the military. north carolina won the game, 67-65. that's the sound of the fighting irish getting ready for the big game. they practiced at mcnamara.

both are catholic schools. they included the pregame and halftime teams. bishop mack na mara's team and orchestra director will root for both schools. ing. >> maryland swimming and diving teams will be looking to drum up some support tonight outside the saves their programs. both are part of a group of at least ten maryland teams that could be cut because of a $4.7 million athletic department deficit. the swimming and polo teams have been recommended for elimination. they'll be passing out fliers tonight and are starting facebook pages that are getting the support of kevin plank and former basketball player gravis vazquez. fall weekends are usually reserved for football. but there's a new sport called

quidage. this sport is very, very real. our own shows us. >> it's not often you see teenagers rushing the field straddling brooms. >> just the looks that we get, it's amazing. >> quiddage is now catching the affection of us mugle or common folk. >> it's magical and whimsical. >> we're having funful we're just enjoying ourselves. >> people always talk about how we must be doors but it's a combination of so many different sports and it's actually rough tough. >> it's a cross between rugdy, dodge ball, and tag. >> for a while i used a swifter. you can use anything as long as it looks like a broom. >> two teams are made of seven positions, two chasers who score

the point, two who knock them out of the game by it hitting them don't ball style and the seeker seek out the snitch. >> in the movie it's a flying little metal ball. obviously they haven't perfected that technology yet so we have a person dressed in all gold and yellow with a tube ball and tennis ball in it. >> we basically have no rules athat have to catch us. it's hilarious to watch. >> it doesn't take much to be bit by the bug. one of the best parts is it creates creativity on and off the field. susan grace dubois is an english teacher and a sponsor. she said when she first signed back up in 2009, she didn't know what she was getting into. >> they're so happy and they have so much fun and it's so great. >> reporter: to them the only thing better than winning would be playing the game exactly as

they do in the potter pages. >> flying would definitely be a cool thing. >> i would absolutely love to fly. >> i'm kind of afraid of heights but i feel if i had a broom that could support me and i hung onto that, i'd be okay. jennifer dorn. they've flown to new york for the fifth annual quidage world cup. good luck to them. it's 27 minutes after the 6:00 hour early oen this saturday. they said they aren't going anywhere for a while, but could the occupy protesters nation wide soon be breaking down their camps. >> bend over the bed, bend over the bed, bend over the bed. >> stop, stop. stop. and this videotape stunned the nation last month. a father who's also a judge is seen beating his daughter with a belt. up next, we'll tell you the

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they've occupied parks and plazas nationwide for weeks. now there's some indication that the occupy wall street movement may be winding down. good morning. i'm angie goff. welcome to "news 4" this saturday, november 12th. we're going to have much more on the story, but first the big story, everybody is asking, chucks is winter here? >> no, winter is not here.

>> oh, okay. >> winter doesn't show up until december 20th. >> so we definitely have time to eat this up. >> it depends how you want to measure this. if you're an astronomer, winter is when we have the winter so solstice, but if you're a meteorologist winter begins december. december, january, february. >> we stay cool through march. >> but march is a cold month. >> but there are four seasons, three months. if we lived in minnesota, winter would go from labor day to memorial day and then it would be a mild spring after that. not around here. we've got our four seasons around here. beautiful sunshine is on the way for you today. a little bit off the easy and blustery side. today will be breezy as well. not quite so much wind as we had to deal with yesterday afternoon. what a beautiful way to get the weekend started.

it's a cold one. 35 degrees at national airport where you're looking live. 37 degrees at the naval academy in annapolis. 25, though, manassas, culpeper. temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. low 30s in shenandoah county. zippo on the radar and we have absolutely positively no chance whatsoever of anything other than maybe a leaf falling from the sky today. bright and sunny. temperatures will be zipped up into the mid-40s by late morning. high 50s, low 60s and then the sun goes back down at 4:57. boy, i hate those before 5:00 sunsets. sunny, breezy, sun is down at 4:57 and we voluming up on the 9:00 hour. football forecast.

chuck.bell@nbc.com is the address. the time right now, 6:34. here are the top stories we're following this morning. nationals catcher wilson ramos is alive and safe this morning. venezuelan police and national guard found him in a remote mountainous area last night 48 hours after he was kidnapped from his home. three of his alleged abductors were also arrested. hundreds of penn state students gather last night for the candlelight vigil. it was organized by students on facebook and twitter in an effort to shift the focus from the coaches that were fired to the alleged victims in this scandal a. police are investigating reports of shots fired near the white house. witnesses say a man fired a gun, poeshl ak-47 at constitution avenue and 15th street. police found a car abandoned

near the roosevelt bridge. d.c. officials say a family of a victim shot and killed by the police has agreed to a settlement. they sued for the wrongful death of their family back in 2007. police shot and kill e ed rauli. no gun was ever found at the scene. the terms of the settlement have not been released. the sources tell "news 4" it was less than 1 million dollars. mayor vincent gray must still approve the settlement. authorities in vermont said a military veteran shot himself in taenlt in salt lake city. police say man died of a drug use and carbon mon ox pied poisoning from a propane heater and a man was killed during a protest in oakland, california.

they say the nation wide protests are putting a strain on police resources. a top city official says he sees few public safety problems with regard to occupy d.c. program. police plan to get tougher after unruly violence broke out last weekend. tom sherwood has our report. >> reporter: the confrontation at the convention center last friday night disrupted traffic, brought about injuries and complained police weren't controlling the streets. statements were issued warning of tougher enforcement in the wake of those incidents but not everyone agrees the protests are getting more violent. >> do you think they're unsafe now? >> well, no. it's not struck me at dangerous or a public safety threat. >> reporter: on the cojo politics hour, d.c. council ju

dishaire chair man phil mendelson said he thought the convention center was an exception with too few officers on hand. >> something happened at the convention center last friday night. unquestionfully there were questions. it was clearly a public safety issue, but in terms of the protests in general, what i've seen has been peaceful, and it's expressing an opinion, which is an american right. >> reporter: one protester said on the politics hour that the protesters are trying to be non-violent. >> in the beginning we were respectful. we listened to everything they were saying. we had no problems at all. we were escalating but escalating peacefully. our tactic has always been a nonviolent movement. >> reporter: protester camps at mcpherson square and blocks away

at free dam plaza were mostly quiet as protesters hunkered down against the cold and biting wind. a former marine hurt in a clash between police and protesters in oakland last month is now out of the hospital. scott o scott olsen was hit in the head by a tear gas canister last month. he was left in critical condition. those close to him say the 24-year-old is still struggling with speech after two weeks in hospital. security forces in turkey shot and kill add man who hijacked a ferry and took 20 people hostage. it happened just before dawn on the coast. officials say the hijacker took the ship on friday and was armed with explosives. after a 12-hour standoff security forces stormed the boat and killed him. the face of mexico's war against drugs has died in a

helicopter crash. he was traveling to a meeting yesterday when the chopper he was in with seven others went down south of mexico city. everyone on board was killed. blake mora was mexican president felipe calderon's point man. the prot says it was likely an accident caused by foggy conditions but the investigators are at the crash site to confirm the cause. a texas judge seen on video beating his daughter can now not seen his younger child. a restraining order was placed against william adams. a warning this video may be disturbing. >> dad? >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed. bend over the bed. >> stop, stop. >> and his older daughter hosted an 8-minute video showing her father beating her with a belt back in 2004. she's now 23 years old. the restraining order keeps him

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who wantstoopen who wants to open up and see us when you have a shot like this. it is radiant on a saturday morning. >> looking good. >> i know. this is really a sign of what's to come today, right? >> yes, indeedy. look at that. one or two tiny mid-level clouds out there further thing this morning. the disks of the sun now clears our eastern horizon. a beautiful way to get your weekend starting. albeit a little on your chilly start. low temperatures reached five minutes ago. typically it occurs 30 minutes before the sun comes up. now that the sun is up, let the

warming begin. >> you'd better enjoy it. it's going down early today. i do emt want to talk about that today. >> that's a whole other discussion. let's en. >> i the fact that the sun is out here and here's your weekend. welcome to the weekend. bright and sunny for today. and for tomorrow, let's take another look at it then. beautiful sunshine on the way. off to a very chilly start though this morning, so you really need to be ready for a bit of a bundle-up factor this morning as well. the winds have eased up. when you went to bed, the wind was still zipping around pretty good. the winds have died down just a bit. now that we have the sunshine back in place, that will start to mix up the atmosphere a little bit and that will bring the higher wind speeds and mix them back down to the surface. so a nice looking day today. 35 degrees though at national airport with a light breeze oust the southwest at 7 miles per hour. generally into the 20s and low 30s in many spots around the metro area. 27 degrees around springfield. 23 now in manassas.

that's one of the cold spots. 33 at reston. 23 toward the panhandle of west virginia. low to mid-30s in southern maryland and upper 30s to near 40 along the western shore of the chesapeake bay. sunshine from start to finish. sun came up at 6:41. goes down at 4:57 later this afternoon. no chance of any rainfall to interfere with your plans. one or two mid level wisps of clouds. high pressure sitting off the carolina coastline. that's incharge of our weather for today. sunshine will make for a bit of a breeze out there this afternoon but not as bad as it was yesterday. so it will probably take one layer off of what you needed yesterday to survive the chill. then the breezy conditions back again for tomorrow, but still far nicer than we probably would have expected a week or so ago. so here's your forecast for

today. mostly sunny. touch on the breezy side. out of the south. 15 to maybe 25 miles an hour. highs today, upper 50s, low 60s. another great day for tomorrow. breezy at times. with each day we get a little bit less in the way of wind. sunshine for your heise. low to mid-60s. that's a bargain indeed. here's your extended forecast, 60 today, tomorrow, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. that's a nice stretch. the blue devils and cavaliers kick it off at 3:00 this afternoon. perfect football weather. 62 at kick-off but with the early sunsets you'll need something to bund ld up. it will be much colder than that by the time the fourth quarter gets aurchltd chuck.bell@nbc.com. that will be your address of choice for those who want to see

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takic a look at the stories we're working on now, it's a disease that's affecting millions of americans. we'll tell you what you can do to help find a cure. the third agency of government i would do away with, education, the -- i -- commerce, and let's see. >> oh, my. >> i can't. the third one i can't, sorry. oops. >> it with us one of the great gaffes of this election, rick perry's temporary memory lapse was one of the most watched videos of the week on youtube. we're going to talk to the crisis management expert on the best way to deal with things like this. from the hardwood to the ice where the capitals look to tame the devils in new jersey, hakem has more on this sports minute. >> good morning, everyone. your sports minute begin with hockey. last night the caps and new

jersey. late second period, a face-off to dennis wideman. sends one toward the net. alex ovechkin. puts it past martin brodeur. o.v.'s seventh of the year. gamd tied one. devils on a power play. jays p chimera gets the puck at his own blue line. nifty moves and beats brodeur. the caps' first short-handed goal of the season. washington wins it, 3-1. college hoops, mike making his debut at george washington's head coach. opening up the season at home. second half, aaron passes to tony taylor. he went for a game-high 20 points. win their season opener, 64-48. first round of the high school football playoffs. undefeated orchard against chevy

chase. stops 23 yards for his third down in the game. convince orchard wins 52-7. thiel play churchill next week. american university loses to richmond, 66-56 and also the maryland women defeat loyola, 84-46. impressive. that's your sport minute. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. one local coffee shop was probably thinking milk was a bad choice this morning. they made a bit of a mistake when they placed their millioning order so instead of getting 48 gallons they got 48 case as. everything from skim to 2% but it spurred on the more interesting giveaways we've seen. they turned to twuter and offered a free gallon for every

latte or sandwich a customer ordered. d.c. food trucks lined up. they stopped by and stocked up and more than 100 gallons were donated to the d.c. food bank. that was a pretty big error. >> i would say so. >> i've made a similar situation. ordering pizza. i thought for 40 cents you get one and ordered ten so i get this pizza and it's totally covered. nobody was willing to take those though. now, just real quick, if you had a recap on the weather. >> bright and sunny. a bit of a breeze out there have your little bundle-up ready to go. >> nice and breezy. thanks for joining us. that's going do it for "news 4 today." we're going to be back in 24 25 minutes with another local news weather update. you can join us at 9:00 for another full hour of news.