cooler than yesterday should be a dry thursday afternoon live look at temperatures 53 regan national, plenty of cool spots, north and west, winchester, 48 degrees, hagerstown. might need a jacket next hour or so. bright sunshine, very comfortable. there we go filling in a little bit just a few clouds, a little back door cold front fly through overnight hours nothing, more than a few clouds and slightly cooler air if you are into the winds they have shifted north and east, 5 miles per hour that is one thing you will notice. here is your forecast another great looking afternoon, 68 german town, and we will go 72 in la plata. a look at the weekend coming up in a couple minutes alison back to you. the world is remembering

apple cofounder steve jobs this mornling he died yesterday -- morning he died yesterday he was one of the most influential people in the technology world. he left in the 80s and founded next and bought and revolutionized pixar in 1994 he came back to a struggling apple as ceo to launch in 2003 he was diagnosed with cancer apple has not released the cause of death but his health problems have not been a secret. the company says the 56- year-old died peacefully surrounded by family fans and business leaders around the world are mourning his death. >> reporter: he was not just a cofounder of apple he was the company's inspirational and creative leader he was a ceo with a fan base after all not something you see every day. that was because he was behind so many ground breaking gadgets

things like iphone people say have revolutionized their lives the president weighing in seeing the world has lost a visionary. he was a man of great perspective he had a future he had a vision for apple and really put apple on the map. >> from a technology stand point, business stand point and personal stand point we lost a visionary. >> he created products people love. >> news of the passing of apples cofounder and former ceo steve jobs has folks across the nation and around the world mourning his loss. >> it is not too much to say he literally changed our world. he is the only one person of computer, executive who can command a fan base stretching across the world amongst all of society. >> some say his creative genius was ahead of its time. he has revolutionized the

communication world. >> he knew what we wanted before we had any idea. >> whatever is next for apple is left in the hands of his hand picked successor, tim cook some are speculating whether they can keep their dominance in the technology industry. >> it is hard to imagine anyone else coming along any time soon who will be as successful as steve jobs was. a lot of people learned about job's passing from devices he invented, the president says that is the ultimate tribute to jobs and his success. live in washington jennifer davis back to you. all right jennifer thank you. joining us this morning to talk about the impact jobs had on the industry s what that industry would look like without him, is technology blogger, rob good morning good to see you again. you called him in an article you wrote a visionary, marketer and perfectionist. yes. >> talk about steve jobs and his legacy >> chef yeah, you can thing of few people who made such a

stamp, for discovering a dent in the universe as he did from the late 70s on you know think of all the computers i have used back over 20 years now. >> when computers used to be the size of a room i remember back in my college days, ten years otw how will he be remembered as far as the actual product he put in the palm of our hand. >> that is the thing, apple computer ink then they dropped computer from the name with good reason because some body said yesterday bill gates wanted to put a computer on every desk, steve jobs put one in every pocket and purse and yeah, they took the computer off the desk. where does that come from? i know i am asking a lot of you but we recognize he stood up there and said here it is he got on the jeans and the black shirt where does that come from when we learn about how untraditional his path was to getting where he is today.

>> exactly you were to write a template for success you would not start given up for adoption, dropped out of college fired from the company he founded but he had ideas, you read interviews with him in the 80s. when i read what he talked about, what will make a computer popular in the home once it is connected to a network connected to everybody else. no one thought about -- the web wasn't invented yet. >> right as we said earlier he changed us before we knew we wanted to change if you will like even five years ago i wouldn't have thought my ipad or what have you would be so essential to every day life as it is today. >> exactly device if it is not on the coffee table it is on the night stand in your bag when you are travelling,. >> sure now what happens now? he had stepped down he did have health challenges what happens to apple now? >> well, i assume they will take a day off to catch their

breath but yeah, tim cook has been running the company in jobs stead for awhile and he has done a good job this is not the company it once was and you look at apple and you know the 90s when it was -- you hope this new ceo will turn it around now this is the company jobs remade apple and it is functioning better than it once did. >> even when you walk into an apple store you know it will be a different experience almost like walking into the future a part of his big plan to make it so different. >> yeah i won't say the phrase adjourn. but translates to total work of art that is what jobs sees. the one time i met him when the apple store opened tyson's corner 2001 he spoke about how elegant the air conditioning and heating plumbing was. >> it looks so pristine like walking into the space bar in star wars. he has been compared to thomas edison, is this too much do you

think? >> well, you know edison was more an adventure you are you can't just invent the thing you need to get it in people's hands make it popular, make the thing in people's lives, not just something you read about somewhere. >> appreciate you coming in rob is a friend of the show this is an important day i can't wait to see what else is coming because of what he started. thanks so much for being here tony over to you. >> all right thanks. millions around the world are remembering the former ceo of apple computers including fans here at apple store in georgetown this live picture shows people at the store where some have been leaving flowers, cards and apples and messages for steve jobs since last night. apple cofounder and jobs high school buddy steve as any hack said we have lost something -- wozniak says we have lost something we won't get back he brought a lot of life to the world. >> president obama put out a statement saying jobs was brave

enough to think differently bold enough to believe he could change the world and talented enough to do it. and in china, mourners packed china's biggest apple store to pay tribute to one of the world east greatest innovators and visionary leaders, head to myfoxdc.com for a timeline of steve job's amazing story and milestones with apple, we want to hear from you as well you can leave a comment or apple memory, on our facebook page. alison. thanks tony to a news alert here in the district police are investigating a suspicious package 200 block pennsylvania avenue northwest. capitol police say the small metal cylinder object was found unattended before 8:00 a.m. this morning a robot is being sent to the scene to examine the object due to this incident be aware of street and pedestrian restrictions in that

area. another big story occupied wall street protestors, demonstration turned violent in new york city last night capitol and protestors heading down broadway to wall street got blocked by a police barricade some officers used their batons and shot pepper spray, 28 people were arrested mostly for disorderly conduct. one is charged with assaulting a police officer. demonstrators have spread to many cities across the nation since they began in manhattan three weeks ago the movement has reached the nations capitol the rally is happening in freedom plaza. stacy how do things look now? >> reporter: well, things are moving alison we have a lot of folks gathering for the rally the actual rally takes place around noon if you listen you can hear behind me they have various training sessions they are setting up tent cities there are a variety of groups i can't count all the various groups and people i have seen

out, a compendium of protestors if you will. this is an event that has been in the planning stages, for six months, but they have been watching what is happening with occupy wall street and other movements around the country i spoke to an organizer of this particular event about an hour ago and she told me this was the message behind her movement. >> the message is that we want our resources in the country to be used for meeting our human needs rather than used for wars around the world and a war on the people in the united states through the economic kind of sanctions put on us for lack of housing lack of health care, coverage, unemployment, those types of things. freedom plaza is going to be tied up beginning at noon through the rest of the afternoon i would say if you don't have to come to this area, avoid it unless you want to be part of this protest or witness it there is going to be a march included with this protest i already see there is police setting up around the

perimeter dc is a place where we are accustomed to protests large and lengthy ones this is scheduled for four days that is how long the permit lasts it remains to be scene exactly how many days they will occupy our city. we will keep you posted i am stacy cohen back to you. >> thank you we will stay tuned. giver norof governor of maryland taking a stand against bullying. amir khan is making a name for himself here in the united states, dave other sits down with him to find out more about his journey [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more...

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welcome back jury deliberations pick up again today in the trial of a virginia woman accused of

throwing her granddaughter to her death last year. her attorneys maintain she was insane when she threw the 2- year-old from a sixth floor pedestrian bridge at tyson's mall prosecutors say it was a revenge crime for her son-in- law getting more daughter pregnant before she was married. an officer driving in an unmarked cruiser, hit a victim last night a victim suffered serious injuries but expected the survive no word on what exactly caused that accident. governor of maryland is talking about bully being facebook and cartoon network executives, martin o'malley and first lady, judge katie o'malley are kicking off national bullying month it is at anne arundel high school. members of congress are taking part in read for the

record they will join teach preschoolers -- join preschoolers to read lama lama red pyjama, the goal is to spread the word all children should receive a quality education. >> do you know the name amir khan he is a boxing name about to explode on to the accident scene scene. -- on to the scene. good morning dave. >> yeah, he is only 24 years old already he is the unified light welterweight champion of the world. he is amir khan thank you for coming on. you have a lot of hard ware with you. >> that's right i have my belt here that was my first world title fight and then i recently won the ibs title, i am a two

time world champion and i have this. at 24 years old age. i train very hard, some times i have to pinch myself. it is not easy to win a world title but always hardest to keep hold of a world title people want to fight you and want your titles off you. >> speaking of that you will fight peter son dcs own, right here in his hometown is that a new challenge? it is i am fighting away from my hometown in his own backyard and he is going to have most of the support. but to be honest i have been walking around in dc a lot of people walking over for pictures i was surprised how many people knew me over here. it would be good to see how

muchsupporters do fly over to washington. >> your parents are pakistani decent you were born and raised in england a huge star already in europe but you were in the states a couple weeks ago you liked dc so much you said i want a title fight. >> yes, i was invited, and i remember walking around and thought this would be a nice place to fight in, so i think it would be great to get this one out of the way and hopefully people start having big fights in washington. amir khan helping bring big time boxing back to dc. >> i always said i want to be a global fight in boxing i moved to fight in america at 22 and most fighters leave late in their career i come early i want to show people how good. let's talk about being a global icon. what is that like manny is a rock star you are a rock star

what is that like palling around. >> it is brilliant we train together and stuff he is a big inspiration in my career freddie is one of the best trainers in the world working with me and manny we always train together, fight together we are similar weights as well some times when we do spar with each other it is quite heated so freddie has to say listen guys calm it down a little bit we love pitt, after we put the gloves down and take the head guard off we are good friends again. we are seeing highlights, you fought in the states now a fair amount of times. >> that's right. >> is it more comfortable for you now because you fought in the states so many times because you fought in vegas and new york city is it becoming second nature. >> definitely first time i was nervous and then i didn't know what to expect and then new york i fight the way under, i fight twice in vegas and this

is my fourth flight it is like being at home everywhere we go we have a lot of support. >> you are 140 pounds easily at 5'10" you could move up to 147. would floyd mayweather be someone you would want to fight. >> yes, after peter son and then once a move up, that will be a big fight for me a fight i have always wanted. >> yeah. >> i know when i fight him i have to be sharp, quick and accurate. >> do you guys, have you talked about fighting with floyd? have you had any correspondence. >> we have had a good chat with him and we used to get on quite well now i think it would be a different story boxing is a sport you want to fight the best in the sport that is the reason i am moving up to 147 there is no more challenges left at 140. hopefully we get past peter son

and move up to 147. >> >> i weigh 150 so i am too big for you. >> well, when i walked in -- >> no, that is okay i will pass. if i need a sparring partner i will call you. tony and alison i don't want any part of amir khan in a sparring match, taking on peter son for these belts you see before us today. >> those belts are pretty. >> impressive. >> not sure how much i would pay for the amir khan dave ross fight. >> zero. >> i would bet on it. >> easy bet. >> oh, boy, tea party darling sarah palin making a decision about a run for the white house why she won't seek republican nomination. >> holly getting ready for fall at the national arboretum hey, holly. >> reporter: hey, tony this is the best place to get ready for the season we are in one of the most picture risk spots we are

having -- picturesque spots we are having a wonderful time. coming up we will talk about the tour detrees, a wonderful fundraiser and how the arboretum will get another new tree and hanging out in fern valley native plants, we will learn a little bit about that and tell you, why you must schedule a visit to the arboretum some time this fall live later. all right first here is a look at today's trivia question what is barbie's full name? the answer coming up in just a little later my mothers name is bar bra ann >> i didn't know she had a full name. >> i did know i think she was named for the creators daughter. the answer late for, back in a moment don't go any where 

welcome back, 9:25 a.m. just in the courthouse in alexandria will be closed today because of a power outage a fire near the intersection of king and south royal streets damaged under ground cables to make repairs, dominion virginia shut off electricity for customers in 300, 400, 500 blocks of king street and 1000 block of pitt street the courthouse is closed but not city hall. >> former alaska governor sarah palin announces she will not run for president in 2012 in a letter she wrote that she has dedicated herself to god, family and country and for now she will keep things in that order. senate democrats, are tweaking parts of president obama's jobs bill to include a new tax for the rich they want to limit itemized deductions

for individuals who made more than 200,000 or couples who made more than $250,000 a year. they want to add 5% to income taxes for those making a million dollars or more. centrad said it will make it -- sent tore raid sate it will make it more attractive. >> it is hard to ask more of households who make 250 or $300,000 a year many of them are not rich. >> president wants to keep travelling around the country demanding a vote on this second stimulus the focus is criticism on democrats not republicans. majority leader reid said it would cover the $450 billion over the next ten years, the president is expected to talk about the jobs plan at 11:00 a.m. this morning we will bring it to you live.

>> an intruder breaks into one local man's home but it wasn't a gun or baseball bat the homeowner grabbed to go after this criminal it was something else that happened to be nearby that ended up as an unlikely weapon details up next. a beautiful day out there, tucker is up look -- look at that picture. >> tucker up next with the forecast you don't want to miss we will be right back 9:28 a.m. [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more...

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>> one of europe's wealthiest auris toe cats, got married wednesday to -- auris toe cats got married wednesday to someone 20 years her junior. her kids were not keen on the idea she gave them much of her fortune to prove the marriage wasn't for the money. >> hundreds of on lookers

gathered outside the palace to capture a glimpse of the newly weds she is known for her love of flamenco dancing and did a little dance for the crowd her full name is actually maria, delrosario, fit james, eva sill have. >> yes, one more. now she will just go by diaz and he will go as mr. gold digger. >> she is worth up to $4 billion u.s. >> good for her. >> and as the most titles of any auris toe cat in europe. >> crazy. impressive weather it was really co-operating. >> i like the fact she did give away her money she is like now how did he like that? i wonder? >> i am sure she still has much left. >> i just -- you know.

>> she is down to her last billion she will be fine. >> what were you going to say? >> seems a little odd but okay. >> he looked good for 60. >> he looks great like an older hugh jackman. >> interesting. >> he is a civil servant that is what his job is. not any longer. he used to be. >> wow. okay. >> love is wonderful. tucker. >> that is a word. let's get right to the weather headlines, before we do that i will warn you tony put them together we will see what they have in store. >> another sunny day i like that one. alison pleasant temperatures. >> maybe a few degrees cooler than yesterday. >> calm and quiet. >> still with you tony. yep calm and quiet right in there with another sunny day and then we got, did i mention, it will be sunny. all right tony i get it. yes, sunny, sunny and beautiful

this afternoon, right through the weekend we look great. 56 regan national, 56 leonard town, baltimore 65, 40s off to the north and west but you can see where it is gradually warming up to mid-50s. dulles 54 and 51 hagerstown a little back door cold front brought a few clouds to the area. that will bring us slightly cooler temperatures as i mentioned earlier you notice winds out of the north and east slightly cooler, when all is said and done this will be another picture perfect day nothing going on new york, a few clouds southern new england out to the west, chicago, high pressure and that will just be strolling through the area, very slow to move next several days for a change, on the flip side of a very nice weather pattern, this is well established it will stick around, nice october weather continues for another several days, 71 today, mostly sunny skies, winds out of the north

and east, 5 to 10. it won't be gusty as it was yesterday. clear skies, cool temps, 51 your overnight low, winds out of the north at 5, great looking 5 day forecast enjoy the next several days, 73 tomorrow, 80 saturday, gradual warm up temperatures near 80 bright sunshine both days, monday, 77 looks like tuesday probably into wednesday, keep the streak going and pattern will break down towards the middle and end of next week that is a look at your weather tony alison back to the desk. >> thank you techer. clean up is set to -- tucker. >> clean up is set to begin at holly headachers more than 40 homes will be demolished, they will give some of the money from the scrap to families effected by the flooding, demolition work will continue

through the weekend. a ma that sis man is being called a true guitar hero when an intruder broke into his home he picked up his guitar and used it to beat the man out the back door he says at first he used it to push the man backward but that didn't work. hit him a few times with it. >> he still kept coming he kept coming, until he got knocked out. >> with the guitar. >> yeah. >> so at that point, where was he? >> right there. when he got knocked out he was right there. police arrested the suspect, 32-year-old john mayhew the guy is lucky if he hasn't grabbed his guitar his roommate would have used a baseball bat. >> ocean city hotel shutting down a week early because several people who stayed there, got sick what health experts believe those effected may have. before we do that, we have

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the bomb squad and will have an excourt by virginia state police. we will bring you more as we get it. ocean city hotel may be infected with legionairs disease three people who stayed at the hotel got sick with a severe form of pneumonia, they have all survived, health department has not confirmed the link but it is the most common lead in the cases the hotel relocated guests and shut down the hotel for the season a week earlier than planned. you won't see workers dangling from washington monument any more crews have finished their survey of the earthquake damage yesterday they checked all four sides twice looking for cracks and other damage they have now removing the slings and rope equipment they used to rappel down the side. video recorded inside shows the powerful shaking and debris falling and tourists running for the stairs. well, there is a lot going on at the national arboretum

over the next few weeks holly morris is there checking it out she will show you why you don't want to miss any of it next. >> from nfl to canvas we will introduce you to a man who fulfilled two very different dreams, we will show you some of his most recent art work and where you can see it stay with us we will be right back 

during the fall there is a lot going on at national arboretum. >> holly morris is there to find out some of the things going on this columbus day weekend holly. >> this is going to be the perfect weekend for you to come out as you have been talking about the weather all morning it will be gorgeous, absolutely wonderful here this morning and they have a lot planned for you to take advantage of the season

and the facilities, good morning. >> good morning. >> you must have had a good talk with mother nature. >> we did i think it will sustain itself for three or four more days. >> it is gorgeous, this is such a wonderful time all the seasons are a fun time to come visit the arboretum but give me a little peek about coming in the fall. >> we are beginning to get some color in the trees we have such a wide variety of trees they change colors over the next two and a half to three months there will be beautiful color here this is a big weekend here. speaking of trees i want to talk about the tour de trees. >> yes, we are one of the final stops on the tour, which is a bike tour which is 500 miles long started in virginia beach last weekend, it is coming to washington the raise money for tree research and education, and endowment that supports the work we do here at the arboretum. >> the tree fund and

preservation of urban trees, essential for a city like dc. >> yes, both universities and federal government and private companies support tree research it is critical to our environment. we are just delighted to host the riders, there are 70 riders and support coming for one of their final stages of the tour detrees saturday morning. >> they will plant the tree. >> we will plant a hybrid maple tree the product of tree research. >> thank you so much for taking time out. >> we are glad you are here on such a beautiful day. >> we are excited to be here ander and ski cliff in the fern valley -- specifically in the fern valley native area. and the curator good morning. >> good morning. >> tell me about this section. >> this is right now, pollenator central with all these flowers you are seeing swamp sun flowers the

pollenators out here, we have bees, beatles, butterflies, all sorts of wonderful sects that pollinate the -- insects that pollinate the flowers and plants produce fruit that is the whole point for the plant to produce fruit and i've got all sorts of kinds of seeds and fruits for you to look at from native plants that we have here. that is what is so cool,. >> we are looking at somethings from the mow doe here the grey headed -- meadow here the grey headed cone flower, it reset some flowers here is the ripe seed inside the head of actually multiple flowers, and each flower produces the seed you can barely see it there, this is a close relative these are all composites, this is one of our prairie dock and it has

a seed that is quite large. >> look at that >> looks just like a sun flower. >> it does. >> it really looks like a sun flower and tastes like one. >> so then, i will do it too. it is not quite ripe doesn't taste exactly like a sun flower today but they just finished blooming. >> so my silly question is can you take these and plant them and then they will grow in our own backyard. >> you can some of these you can just -- you might want to store them and plant in spring then you have a little more control what is happening plant them in march or february maybe read about the species you are working with we tend to clean them, well, like here, culvers, root, what once was a white flower we will put it in a seed sieve you can put it on paper

and work the chaff away and see with a comes through to the bottom of your sieve. >> good because i don't have a sieve >> looks like dust but that is the seed. >> there you go. real quickly before i go i always wonder when people like you your occupation is here at the arboretum do you have a favorite season? >> no, i have a least favorite season that would be heat of the summer >> that is funny i thought you would say winter. >> in summer that is when the pollenators are out here and it is alive. >> we need all the season i they are all special like our children. thank you so much, myfoxdc.com our pleasure our website we have a link to u.s. national arboretum to find out more this weekend in particular orchid sale and show, make sure you have time for the herb garden come down to fern ve plants and tour detrees will be

stopping by and planting a tree saturday morning. tony. >> thank you very much holly you are having a good time out there we are having a good time in here. >> from nfl player to full time artist, washington knew he loved both football and art as a young child, it is written that he held a football in one hand and a paint brush in the other many times he achieved both dreams and is celebrating a new exhibit for you to enjoy joining us now artist lindy washington thanks for coming in. >> nice to meet you. >> your art is becoming more and more well known it is collectible a number of professional athletes have your pieces before we talk about the specific art let's talk about you you grew up here. >> in largo maryland. >> i went to dematha catholic high school. i went to hofstra university.

>> then to the ravens for a short period of time. >> yeah, it was short but fun i wouldn't take nothing back from it it helped me get into my art >> that is one of the things we have a picture of you there, number 27 what position did you play >> corner back. >> very good. so, but as a kid you knew i mean you were attracted to art even as a kid >> yes, i was around my great grand father, lindy jordan he was an artist a jeweler on weekends i would go over and we would sit and draw i didn't actually like it but i did it because he intimidated me a little bit we had fun with that from there i knew later on i had a chance at it but didn't take it as serious i focus on football. >> right. >> football was the focus. >> when things changed with football, nfl career ended you did playing in other leagues as well. >> yeah. >> that is the period of time

you started to grow as an artist. >> when i went to maryland university i graduated in four years but within that four years, man, we went through a lot, some of my buddies and we went through a lot and i said i might as well start taking my art more seriously i don't know how long this football career will last it was the perfect time i got free education and was able to look at different cultureart. >> because of a scholarship. >> you graduated with a fine arts degree. >> i did four years exactly i had a eligibility when i went up to hofsra, maryland didn't honor my fifth year that is where i went pro from i had to start from scratch in one year. >> it is a very -- people look at it and think oh, man i want to do that it is not an easy thing. >> it is a business. it is a business and the business doesn't love you. >> mm-hmm. >> so you got to be mature enough to accept you might have to do something else later on.

>> you have turned that into something wonderful if you don't mind tell us the names of the pieces here this one behind me. >> okay this one behind you is called baby my mother is a day care provider over the years i was inspired in seeing so many things that was one of the things, that stays in my head it was an easy piece of art for me. >> for all of us. >> anyone can rerate to that. >> exactly. >> i know we will spend -- yeah, this one this is part of a series that you have. >> well, no, this one is a part of a collection i will feature at the art show. >> i just want to mention this is the soul sisters. >> no, one of the pieces from soul sisters collection. >> this one here. >> this is my father used to fake me down to the field -- take me down to the field in maryland and i would see the guys play pick up that is my first -- that is how i was

introduced to football before watching tv and all i would see guys playing pick up games in the park before the sunday games came on so that is where i started that image still in my head. >> it is beautiful i love your style and it is a very interesting technique that you use i want the let people know they can see some of your work this weekend, we have the information on screen and will you be talking about it as well. >> yeah. i would encourage everyone to come out bring your kids also it is time for kids to start doing something different they get caught up into the tv and internet and all that let's get back to where this all began. i mean it is not wrong with art. >> part of the exhibit, soulful exhibit featuring if we can put the information on the screen again sister soul singers this will be sunday 3 to 8:00 p.m. radisson largo maryland a great exhibit get the chance to go

out and meet lindy washington thank you for bringing it to the show. >> stay with us the answer to today's trivia question after the break 

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