giordano's attorney says the gaithersburg man's first reaction was disbelief. >> when i asked him what he felt about the release, he started to cry and asked me to excuse him for a few minutes. >> from the beginning he stuck to his story. they were snokling. exclusive video shows him looking for help minutes after she vanished. prosecutors brought in cadaver dogs and did a re-enactment of the crime. still, no robyn. until they have a stronger case, they can't file charges. >> we feel a crime has been committed and mr. giordano is a suspect. let me stress it is our intention and determination to continue this investigation and to see to it to bring about the truth. >> reporter: he's been jailed nearly four months and maintained he had nothing to do

with her bizarre disappearance. photos snapped by tourists show them two hours before she went missing. there was no good reason to keep giordano in jail. the judge agreed. >> he can go wherever he wants to like any free person. >> he could walk out of a jail tuesday and return to maryland stirred strong emotions on a facebook page devoted to finding robyn gardner. >> yes it's true. let's hope u.s. authorities have something to charge him with here. a three judge panel will consider the appeal that could be set for monday. nothing definite, yet. prosecutors believe he's a flight risk. if the panel upholds the decision, giordano will be set free at 8:00 tuesday evening. >> jane watrel, thank you. there are scary moments for a group of folks out for a bike

ride. a federal express truck collided with the group. it happened in glen echo. the truck hit three people. some suffered broken bones, scrapes and bruises. they were taken to the hospital and expected to be fine. the driver aft fedex truck stayed at the scene. police are investigating but haven't charged anyone, yet. now to late developments in the release of three college students detained in cairo. the mother of sweeney learned this morning the students would be released within hours. >> directly from the police station they are going to be taken to the airport. the university is going to ship their stuff home. i don't care about his stuff, i just want him home. >> that's joy sweeney on fox news channel this morning right after getting the news. we know the students are at the airport and scheduled to depart

within minutes. more now from nbc. >> reporter: a call for a million man protest brought out hundreds of thousands of egyptians to cairo's tahrir square. it was here where the revolution began and here where protesters changed their anger to the military rulers of the country. they are disappointed with how the military is running affairs and not giving up power to a civilian government. the military under pressure appointed a new prime minister. that did very little to satisfy the protesters behind me. they say it's not about who is appointed in the position, it's about the powers he is given. it looks like the political showdown will continue between the two sides. back to you. today, the white house

hardened its stance and urged the military to give way to civilian rule as soon as possible. black friday is complete with wild and crazy incidents. this year, things went more bizarre. police in los angeles are looking for a woman, pardon me, who used pepper spray to keep rival shoppers away from merchandise she wanted to buy. this happened last night. 20 people suffered injuries after being sprayed at a walmart store there. black friday shoppers at two walmart's were shot. in myrtle beach and san leandro, california. in both cases, the gunman got away. security forces used pepper spray on crowds at a walmart in north carolina.

a man fell into a display counter as people lined up for discounted cell phones. security people pepper sprayed the shoppers and kids and handcuffed a guy in the crowd there. some local shoppers say they have changed their shopping habits today to avoid the chaos. some retailers are changing the way they do things as well. darcy spencer went to several malls today. right now, she's at the mall in prince george's. >> reporter: we have heard art the stampedes, the robberies and now pepper spray. here at this mall, they wanted to avoid that. they opened stores at different times and different hours to avoid the surge of people coming in all at once. it seemed to make all the difference. at the mall at prince george's, some stores opened at midnight, some at 3:00 a.m., some at 4:00 and some at 5:00. it helped make it a less chaotic

shopping experience. >> it helped with the craziness. it was calm when i walked in at 4:00. normally it's a mob scene. >> reporter: it's become synonymous with the mayhem. stepping into stores provokes fear. >> i was afraid of that as well. >> reporter: you were concerned about coming out with the craziness? >> yes. i had my kids with me. other than that, it went great. >> reporter: in l.a. several people were pepper sprayed by an angry shopper. black friday can bring out the worst in people. december brags to get the last few markdown items and to get the parking spot closest to the mall. >> i think it's terrible. there's no need for that. it's like crazy. 15 people get hurt. >> back up and get in one line. >> reporter: last night, security guards and police officers had to take control after late comers tried to cut in front of shoppers. >> back in the years, people knew how to get out and go

shopping. now, they think this is the last day, we are never going to shop again. >> reporter: this woman can't remember where she parked her car. how long were you in the store? >> about two hours. >> reporter: now you can't find your car? >> i can't. >> reporter: some didn't want to miss out so they ventured out in the second wave hoping to miss the overnight and early morning madness. how did you keep your cool today? >> starbucks coffee and a good breakfast. >> reporter: those were great ideas. i mentioned the woman who lost her car in the parking lot. in this mall parking lot, at this hour, it's still packed with vehicles. you can understand how that can happen. she was able to finally find her car. reporting live from hyattsville, darcy spencer. >> that's about the only good news we have heard. thank you. bargain hunters headed out to the leesburg corner premium

outlets earlier than ever. some opened their doors as early as 9:00 last night. stores used to open at midnight for the midnight madness event. the extra hours have been embraced by early bird shoppers who say shopping before dawn for a good deal is worth it. >> i got great stuff. i got $10 jeans. i was excited about that. >> we got probably $250 worth of stuff and it cost $109. >> the best buy at leesburg outlets opened earlier this year at midnight. along with black friday shopping, it's a tradition for many families to pick out their christmas trees today. trees arrived in northwest washington this morning. they were delivered to johnson's florist and garden center. this is the best time to pick a tree. most will last three to four weeks if you take good care of them. tonight, a father of three killed in a parking lot at home

dee bow. witnesses are explaining their side of that story. there could be more fallout from the supercommittee's failure. the stage is set for a battle between the republicans in the white house. millions of americans may be the biggest losers. a child in distress at a mall. the scare for a mother trying to get shopping done. a mission for nasa. scientists say this is the most complicated mission nasa tried on the surface of mars. doug, that is one fascinating experiment they have working there, isn't it? >> it is. it's supposed to take off tomorrow. weather is looking good for that mission and for us. i's not going to stay that way. there's a big storm to the west. how it's going to impact our weekend in a minute. for now, sports with hakeem. coming up in sports, the capitals looking for a sweet deal on black friday. the redskins ready for a hostile environment in the northwest. plus the bowl gives older

on capitol hill, both sides continue to blame each other for the supercommittee's failure to agree on a plan to slash more than $1 trillion on the deficit. if they don't find a way to bridge the gap in weeks, millions of americans could pay the price. brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: sets the stage for a year end spending showdown on capitol hill. >> when congress returns from the thanksgiving hangover, on the to-do list is legislation possibly extending the tax credits and unemployment benefits. >> reporter: millions of americans could pay the price if they don't agree. president obama wants voters to

put the pressure on lawmakers. >> tell them, don't be a grinch. don't vote to raise taxes on working americans. put the country before party. >> reporter: the supercommittee flop guarantees tougher fights down the road to avoid $1 trillion in automatic cuts to social programs and the pentagon budget. republicans blame the president. >> we came to the end stages when a negotiation should have been under way to solve the debt problem in the country, the president wasn't there. >> reporter: republicans have to figure out how to keep tax breaks without spending a cent. >> we are back where we were this entire year. >> reporter: brian mooar, nbc news, washington. it's starting to look a lot like christmas around the white house. first lady, michelle obama welcomed the white house christmas tree this morning. the 19-football sam fir is from

a town north of madison. it will be displayed in the white house blue room. the national christmas tree association has been the official selector of the white house tree since 1966. s it doesn't feel like christmas out there. >> it really doesn't. by this time next week, it might. we could see big changes. we are going to see big changes over the next couple days. today, a spectacular day. a lot of people taking this day to really just enjoy the outdoors. take a look at this towards rock creek park. doing sketching or painting down there with the creek rolling in the background. what a nice shot. it's what today was. beautiful. plenty of sunshine out there. nice and mild. temperatures ten degrees above average. we are still quite nice at this hour. 57 degrees is the current temperature with winds out of the south at 3 miles per hour. high temperatures today got into the 70s to the south.

72 in culpeper, charlottesville, fredericksburg. also 70 in baltimore. 63 at the airport. that's because of a southerly wind coming off the potomac river and the chesapeake across the water. annapolis, 56 there. everybody was nice and warm today. current temperatures falling quickly with clear skies. this time of year, we cool off qukly. 48 in gaithersburg. 46 in manassas. it is going to be a fairly cool evening. a cool night tonight, too and a cool start tomorrow. with abundant sunshine tomorrow, more clear skies out there. the sunshine is going to help clear us up. not many clouds in the sky. i want to show you a wider picture here. an area of high pressure. take a look at the cloud cover from st. louis to chicago and then it goes right up here to boston, out into the atlantic, back down toward florida and

back to the coast. we are sitting in a hole in the sky. that meant good news for us with plenty of sunshine. i think the hole might last during the day tomorrow. a few high clouds. cool conditions for tonight. we see the clouds try to get in here, at least the high level variety. nice and mild. winds out of the southwest. tomorrow, a spectacular day. sunday, we talk about the frontal boundary. the front is going to create the chance for a little bit in the way of shower activity. sunday, well to the west. sunday will be a dry day. monday could be the day we start to see things change a lot. this is the reason why. this is an area of low pressure. first off, here is sunday's front. doesn't make it to the area. we are mild sunday into monday. this area of low pressure gets cut off. what i mean is it stays stationary toward the south away from the main flow. what happens next as it moves up to the north and east, we have

the potential to see a lot of rain and much cooler temperatures tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. a potent storm that's going to develop in the southeast. clear skies this evening. a nice evening cooling off quickly. 46 to 52 degrees. for tomorrow morning, waking up and walking outside. chilly in the suburbs. a nice start. 31 to 43 degrees with winds out of the southwest at five to ten miles per hour. tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny. a few high clouds. nice and mild. 61 to 64 degrees. the winds southwest at five to ten miles per hour. we'll stay mild on sunday. a few more clouds. a high temperature around 60. we see almost cloudy, if not mostly cloudy skies on monday. 30% chance of showers. most of us stay on the dry side monday. high temperatures arnds 60. then the storm moves in. rain on tuesday. some could be heavy, maybe over an inch or so in some areas. then it cools off. 46 for a high wednesday.

shower activity wednesday morning. snow toward west virginia and maryland. then it looks like things calm down and warm up thursday and friday. this weekend is a great time to put up the holiday lights. if you are putting yours up and want everybody to look at them, send us an e-mail to www.nbcwashington.com and maybe we can come do the weather live in your front yard. we are starting at president obama's front yard. he invited us down saying hey, national tree lighting, come on down. we'll do that then. >> where else would you start? thanks, man. >> thanks. still ahead, a homeowner decided to take on a brush fire and ended up having to take drastic measures to save his own life. a robber got more than

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there are new allegations against jerry sandusky, the former penn state football coach accused of sexually molesting young boys. a family member came forward claiming abuse. the attorney says the allegations are ridiculous and unfounded. there are new questions about the role pennsylvania governor corbett played in it. he was the governor during the grand jury investigation three years ago. several board members said he never discussed the investigation during board meetings. >> we had to be very careful not to tip where the investigation was going. >> sandusky has been charged with abusing eight boys. he is currently on bail awaiting trial.

a rescue tree was called for a delicate operation in a store in china. a 1-year-old boy was playing by himself as his mother shopped. he got his left hand stuck in a gap between a heavy glass door and a wall. by the time his mother realized what happened, his hand started to swell and turn blue. the toddler, scared to death, cried the whole time as his mom tried hard to keep him calm and reassure him. once he was free, he was taken to a hospital. doctors say the boy did not suffer any serious injuries. if a child can find something to get stuck in, you can count on him to do it. >> you are right about that. glad he's okay. coming up, new questions about whether the deadly crash in a home depot parking lot was really an accident. i'm julie carey at reagan

national. a group of students of arab decent is looking for an apology after they were pulled off a plane in charlotte. i'll tell you what happened, coming up. the countdown is up for nasa's new and complicated mission to mars. the capitals try to rock the rangers for their third straight win. why coach shanahan says the

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a judge in aruba ruled a maryland man can be released from jail this week. his name is gary giordano. he's a suspect in the disappearance of a woman named robyn gardner who lived in frederick, maryland. he would walk free on tuesday and return to the u.s. if

allowed. prosecutors are appealing the judge's decision. three students have been released from egypt. they should be back in the u.s. tomorrow. violence broke out during several black friday sales at walmarts across the country today. police had to remove several shoppers from walmart in the state of georgia after several scuffles there. a woman was shot in southern california. 20 people injured in los angeles after a woman pulled out pepper spray on all the shoppers fighting to buy the video games she wanted. walmart is investigating all the violent incidents. there are new and disturbing questions in the investigation of a deadly pedestrian accident in prince george's county. a car slammed into a group of people in a parking lot leaving one person dead.

the driver had a medical merge. one witness told erica gonzalez, this is no accident. >> reporter: it was yesterday afternoon. a quarter past 1:00 when tragedy struck in the parking lot of home depot on east west highway. this eyewitness spoke exclusively to nbc 4. he tells me, he and five other day laborers were standing on this grass when this town car drove by, lowered the window and yelled at him and the others. it circled around and came at him. he says hearing the rev of the engine makes him believe it was intentional. he managed to escape with a few nicks. the others were not as lucky. four were hospitalized and one died. the first man was flung here near this pile.

the second near these green marks right below. a third as you travel several feet further up this way near the first tire in between this gap and the fourth person in between these two tires wedged between, a father of three. when the driver of the lincoln collided with this wall, he got out of the vehicle and stood there until police arrived. neither his condition nor his passenger's is known. after breaking the news to his wife and kids, his family arrived on scene to place flowers on the spot where their loved ones life was taken. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: his nephew is inconsolable. the loss is irreplaceable. he wants to know the truth. was his uncle the victim of a

hate crime? >> police have not determined if the incident was the result of a medical emergency or something else. there's been a rash of cab robberies in the district. police are warning drivers and the general public. this month alone, there have been 11 robberies in the district including cases where the driver was carjacked. they usually hailed a cab near the metro station. if you see a taxi with emergency 911 beacon activated, call police immediately and don't approach the suspects considered armed and dangerous. several students from the united arab emirates want and explanation after they were taken off a flight and questioned for hours. they were headed from charlotte, north carolina to reagan international. they were allowed back on the plane. julie carey says the students

want to know why they were considered a security concern. >> we feel insulted. >> reporter: that's the react of students taken off a plane bound for reagan international. they were headed for a conference titled today's students, tomorrow's leaders. they were delayed in charlotte when eight of them were removed from the plane and questioned. >> they told us we were not arrested. we didn't do anything. they are going to call our names. >> reporter: this woman says the issue developed after another passenger took her concerns to a flight crew. >> went to the pilot and said these students are placed in such a way that it indicates they are going to take control of the plane. >> reporter: the students say security officials questioned them about whether they had military training. >> we are not blaming the police. those men were good men. >> they are doing their jobs. >> they were doing their jobs.

but the people, the way they think when they see a middle eastern guy walk on to the airplane. >> reporter: the students were allowed to reboard the same plane. it arrived five hours after the scheduled arrival time. the delay meant some passengers missed their thanksgiving dinners. several sympathized with the students. >> they shouldn't have been abused in that way on one passenger's paranoia. >> reporter: one says the wait is worth ensuring their security. >> if they want to take a kaup l hours of my time to ensure my security, i don't have a pblem with that. >> reporter: they will investigate the incident to see if they responded properly. >> it's how the investigation is conducted that is the test and we'll follow up on this to see how it was handled. >> reporter: the embassy refused to comment saying the embassy is working with the appropriate

officials to resolve the issue. at reagan international airport, julie carey, news 4. >> the conference the students were attending ends tomorrow. a civil rights group is calling on the fbi to investigate a series of online threats against mosques. the council for american islamic associations made the request. the threats are on an antiislam website. it includes one post from a man urging christians to kill muslims. he mentions he routinely drives by a specific mosque. friday shopping went on as planned in georgetown today. this comes after a partial building collapse yesterday on wisconsin avenue. officials say a store front under construction in the 1400 block collapsed. that set off burglar alarms and

cause add gas leak. two stores damaged. no one was injured. prince george's county may be the next county to enforce a five cent back tax. they spend $2.5 million in clean up. some feel that number could be drastically reduced. a maryland general assembly would have to give the county permission to implement a new tax. d.c. had a five cent tax since 2010. montgomery county will charge five cents a bag in january. a man tried to protect his home from a brush fire. a fearless store clerk took on an armed robber. he found a

hello, everybody. i meem meteorologist, doug kammerer. we are watching the numbers start to go down. after a beautiful day today, temperatures down to 57. some areas much cooler already. take a look at manassas right now. 41 degrees already. very cold. expected to be in the 30s by 9:00. same thing in frederick,

maryland. they normally cool off quicker than most. 58 in fredericksburg. 65 toward charlottesville. it's going to be a chilly night tonight or a cool night. it's the middle of november. we have clear skies. 30 degrees toward manassas, 32 in frederick, 30 in martinsburg. winchester coming in at 33. 40 to 43 degrees in the beltway. annapolis, a temperature of 44. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine through high clouds. i expect high cirrus clouds. 64 in washington. 63 in manassas. those of you along the shores of the chesapeake, you are in the 50s. enjoy your saturday. sunday is looking good, too. we'll talk about the storm one more time in the extended outlook in a few minutes. >> thanks, doug.

there's a guy in australia who took a risk that he regrets now. it was a brush fire all around his house. he decided to stay home while everybody else went away. the flames have been spreading for days in the town of margaret river on the western coast of the country. most people abandoned their homes. he decided he was going to stay. he put on noncome bustable clothes. as the fire got closer and closer. he had to jump into his neighbor's pool. he believes it was the scuba gear that saved his life. he was able to stay underwater until conditions imprufed. >> without a clear source of oxygen, there's no way of staying in a situation like that. as it turns out, it worked out beautifully.

>> as it turns out, the flames did not touch his house. here is the smart member of the family. his wife went to a shelter during the whole thing. he was going to be the man and toughen out the fire. >> that's always smart. isn't it usually your wife is the one to make the decisions? i guess so. >> at least he tried. >> i guess. what's up, hakeem? coming up in sports, good news for the redskins, finally. a big brother wins a battle in baltimore. the capitals and rangers

caps seem to be playing well these last few games. >> yes. >> they have been playing well the last two days. today they played okay, not good enough to win. the rangers are a good team. they usually play the caps tough. if you are seeing red on black friday, i have a deal for you.

what i'm about to offer is free. it gets better. you don't have to wait in line. seeing red on black friday is a good thing. we are talking hockey. this afternoon, the caps rocking red. the caps were seeing the bad kind of red, unfortunately. henrik lundqvist between the pipes. first period scoreless. up the boards, pass to ward. henrik is there for the save. gets to ward. we remain scoreless. a huge turning point in the game. rangers up 2-0. marcus turns it over. makes the caps pay. take another look. he loses control. buries the shot. rangers take a 3-0 lead just like that. caps down, 3-1 on the power play. john rips it into the back of the net past lundqvist.

they cut the deficit to one. knocks down the shot from boyle. boyle stays with it. puts home the rebound. the rangers go on to win big, 6-3. caps play buffalo tomorrow night. in boston today, the bruins play where they have a ten-game win streak. todd passes to pablo. he scores. see it again. the pass goes through his legs and nice moves. gives detroit a 2-1 lead. nifty. third period, same score. henrik loses it. bergeron makes him pay. he looks up. loses the puck. bergeron steals it, scores, says thank you very much, ties the game at two. we go to overtime and a shoot-out.

todd scores, red wings win. he flips it off. the red wings defeat the bruins, 3-2 in a shoot out snapping boston's ten-game win streak. if your thanksgiving feast left you reaching for a pillow instead of seconds you probably didn't get a third helping of football. they topped off with defense. brotherly love didn't get involved in a victory. the first ever bowl. john is 15 months older than jim. second quarter, game tied at three. 49ers with the ball on third and 13. terrell and the defense bring the pressure. watch for cori redding. boom! sacks smith. check out the celebration. a karate kid move. he finished with two and a half sacks. third quarter, 6-3 ravens.

a sack on smith. the ravens defense had nine sacks in the game. that ties a franchise record. coach john says very nice. very nice, men. tied at six, ravens in the red zone. rookie tight end, dennis. his first career touchdown. that's all they needed. john beat jim 16-6. baltimore improves, 8-3, 6-0 at home. san francisco loses their second game of the season and their first on the road. >> it was a saying that says as iron sharp so is one man sharper than another. my brother john is the sharpest iron i have encountered my entire life. >> i ran across the field to my brother who is my best friend among my dad, mom and wife. put yourself in his shoes, it's easy to do that. you can put yourself in your

brother's shoes. i'm real proud of him. that's the emotion of it. >> the number one game plan was the win the bowl. coach tried to down play it and act like this is not me versus my brother. this is, you know, the ravens versus the 49ers. we wanted to win for him. >> how cool is that. john beats jim. i mean it's got to be cool. all the big brothers around. the little brother wants to beat up on the big brother all the time. it's got to be a cool feeling. >> the defenders come at you like a pack of wild dogs don't they? >> they are relentless. it was a fun game to watch in baltimore. for the first time in weeks a redskins starter is not a game-time decision. he's expected to start after missing a month for a broken hand. williams also ready to go

despite a knee jury. certainly good news for the defense. seattle gave up the most sacks in the nfl. >> you know what you try to do is put them in the game. you take a look at lynch, he's doing a good job running the football. if you get him in that game and put pressure on throwing the football, you get the turnover and the sacks. >> this is one of a three-game home stand for them. how tough of a place is it to play? >> you know, they used to be in the fc west. went against seattle for a number of years in the dome outside. it's a challenging place to play for sure. the fans are into it. they have a good crowd. at the same time, they put 11 guys out there at the same time. >> you know, they say the way it's built they have the two things at the top to reflect the sound back in. it's what they had at oregon university when i played there in college. it made the place loud.

i can imagine it's loud. >> seattle's opponents leave the nfl in false start penalties. a lot of teams go to a silent count. green bay and detroit, ford field is loud. rogers decided to go to a count. it's difficult as well. hopefully it's what the redskins do in seattle. >> coaches blare music at them. whatever it takes. thanks, man. >> thanks, hakeem. the key to a successful marriage from a couple who just celebrated their 80th anniversary. >> in anybody knows, they ought to know. we invite you to search nbc

a brave shopkeeper in london fought out of a would be robber who tried to take an employee as a hostage. the suspect grabbed the employee and held a knife to her throughout. the shopkeeper confronted the man and the woman was released. after a fight, the robber headed for the door but came back. the employee jumped in giving them the broom handle. it's when the dude started swinging. after a few shots, the robber finally walked out of the store. that was the end of that. nasa's biggest and most

ambitious mars rover to date is set to launch tomorrow. the mars rover is called curiosity. it looks like all systems are a go for the nine-month journey. we have a look at the mission to mars. >> reporter: what is what nasa's $2.5 billion rover will look like. this is called curiosity. calling it complicated may have worked, too. >> yes, this is the most complicated mission we have accomplished on the mission of mars. science demands that. >> reporter: in this case, 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. it's the sis of a car with six wheels. >> this rover, curiosity rover, is really a rover on steroids. it will go longer. it will discover more than we

could possibly imagine. >> reporter: after the launch sometime between 10:00 and noon saturday from cape canaveral, the capsule carrying curiosity will separate and spend eight november months traveling to mars. >> fascinating stuff. coming up at 11:00, three people found dead. the crime may trace back to a job offer on craigslist. the disappearance of a woman from maryland in aruba may be released from custody. tonight at 11, the victim's ex-boyfriend is weighing in on that. let's get a final check on the weather, doug. >> it is beautiful out there. some areas near 60. other areas, near 30. it's a big difference tonight when you head out depending on

where you are. the temperatures in the suburbs are close to the 30 degrees mark or 40 degree mark. manassas at 41. the rest of us cool. warming up tomorrow, 64 on your saturday. 60 on sunday. both days looking good. cloud cover sunday and during the daymond. monday a 30% chance of showers. the rain moves in monday night and into tuesday. some of the rain could be heavy at times. a chilly day coming up wednesday. the temperatures around 46 degrees. all right. thanks, doug. >> we love this story. it's abdomen harold and edna, they live out in california. on thanksgiving, they celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary. that's how long they have been married. they have been a couple since they were in fifth grade. back then, he would bring her a candy bar every day. >> gave information to stop and

get candy bars anytime he wanted to on the way to school. >> he was your sugar daddy. >> there would be a candy bar on my desk every day. if he thought i was mad at him, there would be two candy bars. >> does that still work? >> almost. he is 100 years old now. his wife is 99. she says they have had what she calls a storybook life. he says they have stayed happily married so long because they respect each other's opinions. we love them. >> love for a lifetime. on our friday night broadcast, up all night, and for that matter all day. for millions of americans the rush is on. it's rough out there and retailers are hoping this season is a savior. days of rage. the situation remains unhinged in cairo tonight where it's the