outside, the second day of a pretrial hearing that will determine if private manning and analysts in baghdad harm national security at publicizing classified materials and giving it to wikileaks. much of the leaked material posed no risk to national security. as request, the cross examine officials classified the material as secret is presiding by the officer. >> it's very clear that he is under the defense of the state department. he's not a real judge. >> hearing is expected to end next week and the presiding officer can issue a recommendation as to whether bradley manning will be court marshaled. it will only be a recommendation. the general can accept that recommendation for a court marshal or can instead dismiss some or all of the charges against manning or decide to issue an administrative punishment. in ft.

mead, armando trull. eight days to make his recommendation once a hearing ends. tonight, president barack obama says he is pleased the senate approved two month extensions for the payroll tax pay cut. the president is pressing for that payroll tax cut and the unemployment checks to keep coming for the full year. a rare saturday session, the senate voted on the two month extension. that means at the beginning of the year, americans won't see their paychecks shrink. >> some issues to the american public are extremely important. >> it would be inexcusable for congress to further extend this middle class tax cut for the rest of the year. it should be a formality. hopefully it's done with as little drama as possible when they get back in january. >> everybody in washington says they want more american jobs right now. here's the single largest shovel ready project in

america. >> saturday's compromise requires the president to speed up a decision on an oil pipeline from canada to texas. he wanted to delay that decision on the controversial project, but republicans say it will bring much needed jobs. members of the house are expected to return next week to debate the payroll tax extension. the senate also passed a $1 trillion year end bill by a 67- 32 vote. it includes day-to-day budgets for ten cabinet departments and military operations in iraq and afghanistan. it also fills in details of the budget tax reached last summer that holds the pentagon to the smallest increase in recent memory. and poses modest cuts on most domestic agencies. in the philippines, devastating flash floods are being blamed for more than 400 deaths. many of the victims were asleep friday night as flood waters triggered by a tropical storm tore through homes and villages. piles of debris were left in the wake of the storm. survivors waded through swollen

rivers and flooded streets to reach safety. >> occupy wall street protesters have been arrested in two cities. new york city police arrested 50 people today after they breeched in an attempt to occupy a vacant lot. additional arrests were made as protesters marched in midtown. wall street occupiers have been looking for a new place to set up camp since they were ousted. and in raleigh, north carolina, six protesters were arrested as they are blocking a downtown street and refusing to move. half dozen occupy des moines activists setting up a camp outside president barack obama's campaign headquarters in iowa and they are vowing to stay there around the clock. the occupy protesters rallied on saturday against military spending and then some walked to the office for obama's reelection bid. nobody was there. the doors were locked. obama spokesperson says their campaign has no comment. overseas, nine people are dead and hundreds injured in two days of clashes between

egyptian forces and protesters. soldiers went into cairo today chasing and beating protesters. tossing journalist tv cameras. at least 100 protesters retaliated against military police by throwing stones. >> police in los angeles looking for the owner of a 1983 washington redskins super bowl ring. authorities recovered that ring and the 1985 super bowl ring of chicago bears wide receiver from a downtown l.a. jewelry store. in 1983, you might recall the skins beat the dolphins 27-17. the offense back then features joe. john riggins with that terrific run. the defense, charles manning,. coming up on 9news now this saturday night, lots of potential delays for riders. we'll break down what you need to know just ahead. and we are going to take

you to a unique holiday prayer service from here to bethlehem. and you'll need your holiday gear, your winter gear as you are heading out this weekend. a very cold start for your sunday morning. here's your wakeup weather. a couple flurries are possible north and west of town. mostly cloudy conditions and sun later in the afternoon. temperatures starting out in the 30s. we have your seven-day forecast when i come back. the washington, d.c. veteran's affairs medical center and wusa9 salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> we are stationed in germany and we are saying a big

we have breaking news in montgomery county tonight where police on the scene of a shooting at montgomery village avenue. about an hour ago, authorities found a man lying in the street

from a gun shot wound. he was transported to the hospital. no word on his condition or any suspects tonight. a little more than two weeks until the des moines register is endorsing mitt romney for president. register posted its editorial online tonight to pick up big boosts for romney. but impressed the paper's editors with his sobriety, wisdom, and judgment. the newspaper backs john mccain's nomination in 2008. the endorsement noticed the newspaper passed over romney last time, but now says he has matured as a candidate. >> washington national cathedral, worshipers joined that began here and ended in the mideast. today's event was between washington and bethlehem. choirs participated in song. organizers say they hope the

event will foster peace on earth and good will toward all people. first lady michelle obama took more than 800 toys from the white house staff to donate to the u.s. marine's toys for tots campaign. mrs. obama carried a big red bag of toys for a meeting with marines and their families friday at theon the anacostia boeing. >> this year is like no other. the demand increases even as giving increases. there are more and more families that need support and help. so it is not too late. anybody who is watching this. any of our press who are writing about this, it's still important to nudge our neighbors to say give, give, give. >> sorting toys for the event, she also got an invitation to escort a local soldier to next year's marine corps ball. aaron leaks of frederick, maryland, asked the first lady to be his date. the first lady told the 20-year-

old that she would love to go, but he would need to check with her husband. who happens to be his commander in chief. be prepared for delays, transit agency says it will be doing maintenance work on all five metro rail lines until midnight tomorrow night. between 9:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. sunday, the red line trains will leave every ten minutes from shady grove and other time trains will leave every 20 minutes. not all trains will travel the complete line. so pay special attention before boarding your train. metro stays riders should allow for an extra half hour for their journey. go to our website, wusa9.com for a complete update. we'll be right back. we are right back. in california, the house went on the auction block today. he was renting the beverly hills home fully furnished at the time of his death in 2009.

the most expensive items were paintings that sold between $35,000 and $46,000. some of the furnishings were well known due to the crime scene photos. one item in the auction house refused to sell, the bed where the pop singer was overdosed. coming up, what are all of these santas doing in the middle of the street? we'll tell you when we come back. >> and some flurries going around the area tonight. how cold is it going to be sunday morning? he has your forecast just ahead. wusa9 salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> specialist pete, sending best wishes and happy christmas to my family out in maryland. my mom, my brother, my sister- in-law, all my

hundreds of families lined up at the prince georges county police department to take home a little christmas cheer today. they were among the more than 5200 families who signed up to receive toys as part of the police department's annual toys for tots drive. >> last year we serviced 3500 families. we have about a 5,000 kid increase. anyone can come to police headquarters and ask for anyone at the door and they'll receive the toys from them. >> keep in mind after sunday, toys for tots donations will be accepted at the social services department. that is located on bright seed road in landover, maryland. christmas just a week away and while many people are hitting the malls for last minute shopping, several santas were hitting the national mall as part of santa. dressed like the jolly old st. nick. they were divided between naughty and nice.

doing ice skating and doing out of santa type hugs. there was christmas shopping, also holiday craft. today's santa was one of the many celebrated. that's quite the santa hug right there. >> tell me about it. it's getting cold out there, right? it's supposed to, it's december. >> we're talking about temperatures getting down to freezing, maybe below freezing tonight. a couple flurries this evening. a little more tonight as well and overnight. here's a look at some of the conditions where we are talking about flurries overnight and into your early sunday morning. we should see some more sunshine in the afternoon. here's a look at our doppler 9,000. for the most part, it is quiet out there. zoom on into the north. you see that area in blue. that is where we will see some flurries right now. it's fairly light, not too concerned about major accumulation. just right around westminster. a lot of people reporting a couple flurries this evening. but no major problems.

somebody did mention the roads are starting to freeze. we are looking at slick roads. here's a look at the doppler radar. most of the moisture has moved off to the coast and a lot of that is dispating. we can still see disturbances impacting our area through overnight into tomorrow morning. right now, temperatures 29 in bethesda. 32 in beltsville. 34 in annapolis. 26 already in reston. sterling down at 28. leesburg in the upper 20s. so, i think some slick roads are a concern for tomorrow morning. here's a look at your satellite radar picture, this is a bigger storm system dropping snow into parts of chicago. also through pittsburgh. we got some of the outer fringes of it. now right now, it is 33 degrees. it does feel like 29. dew point is at 26 degrees. the winds are calm under partly cloudy conditions and here's a look at our weather headlines. now again, maybe some morning flurries to start off your sunday. otherwise a seasonal and dry

for your monday. tuesday some showers are just possible. wednesday, however, milder and it is also looking wetter for your wednesday. here's a look at your future cast. shows us what this model will be taking place. early sunday morning, that's where we could see some light flurry action taking place. the clouds start to clear out for the afternoon. i think we'll see decent sun, partly to mostly sunny conditions and temperatures still chilly. overnight, mostly cloudy and colder. flurries possible. again, generally north and west of town. in the morning, mostly cloudy and cold. early flurries possible. you need your heavy coat if you will be out shopping. northwest, the winds will start out 5 to 10. afternoon, breezy becoming partly to mostly cloudy. highs 40 to 45 degrees. in the afternoon. temperatures still below the seasonal high of the lower 50s. the only near mid 40s in downtown. 45 in bowie. outer reston 44. manassas at 43 degrees. here's a look at your day

planner for sunday. a cold start, but noon still chilly. we should see the clouds start breaking up by 5:00, 35 to 40 degrees. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. a little milder on monday. then on tuesday, 50. mostly cloudy with a couple showers are possible. better chance for some wet weather will be wednesday. temperatures in the upper 50s. some places close to 60. we'll feel much milder middle of the week and more showers for friday. looks like as of now. not seeing it. we'll see. seven days out still. >> all right. what happened at this point? >> offense and goal tending. they can't seem to put it together. tonight, i'll let you know. offense once again not showing up, but doing his best to keep washington's hopes alive. to denver we go. can the red rockers scrape up enough production to get out of dodge? the wizards try to get up to their fans.

represent a shift. it's a local showdown. au and georgetown firing shots

and now 9sports with dave owens. the best sports in town. for all the talk about the caps and lack of offensive production, goal tending has been the issue. washington was 4th and goals allowed. this season 23rd. look at the box scores. a lot of ugly crooked numbers going against the caps. goalies have to step up and play better. if anybody sees this puck, tell michael, because he didn't see it either. cody mccloud was a blast. 1-0 in the first. one on everybody, that ties it just his sixth of the year. not even a minute later, erik johnson hit me with your best

shot. colorado up 2-1. there's about 20 seconds left in this one out west. wizards fan fest today at verison, interactive game give aways and this scrimmage featuring all the things the wizards would have liked to have done last night. six turnovers and embarrassing 25 point butt kicking. what do they learn from watching that game film today? >> yesterday was a disgrace to us and the coaches taught how we play. we have to play every night. >> very quietly, the georgetown hoyas bolted up to number 16. the only blemish, a november loss. au not expected to stop the train today. jeff jones and the eagles have landed at the phone booth. charles, nice little two guard doing it with the bounce and the pop. the eagles are 16. he is averaging 22.

tied at halftime. jason clark, basketball ninja. there he goes. hoyas open the second half with a 16-9 burst and thompson -- georgetown pulls away 81-55. >> no matter who the team is. when you're scoring, the defense gets a lot better. and we were able to -- we have some buckets in the second half that we weren't getting in the first half. >> georgetown came out in the second half and came right at us. and obviously we didn't respond very well. we didn't have an answer. >> no answers today. scary news for former georgetown hoey yay. he'll miss the entire season with the celtics after doctors found an aortic aneurysm. he'll have surgery next month and he'll be able to resume playing next season. west virginia taking on texas a and m corpus cristie. they call them the islanders. kevin jones didn't play much because of foul trouble.

he had 22. most of them in the second half. redskins know one thing for sure, they'll be facing a giants team all about business tomorrow. they have to be, dallas and new york are locked in a divisional battle. since there won't be a wild card, the stakes are lofty. the skins better expect a topnotch effort by blue, plus, i mean, washington has already proven they can beat down new york. they did it back in week one. six-game losing streak to new york and according to barry, may have changed hot giants view the skins. >> i think -- the way we beat them and they have a lot of respect. be competitive and i think they know they will have a fight on their hands. >> look forward to that one tomorrow. big day of football right here on wusa9. first, super bowl preview,

bengals and rams at 4:00. patriots versus broncos. we have highlights and full wrap up of redskins on sports plus at 11:30. saturday night special cowboys taking on the bucks. tony romo trying to recover. dealing out some gut punches already up 7-0. bryant in wide open spaces. later on, looks like the same play opposite end. robinson, dallas, this one just ended as well. they win 31-15. they go to 8-6. college bowl season underway. one of 35. this is ohio -- he has legs and he knows how to use them. that's the game winner. ohio beats utah state in the famous idaho bowl. in the new mexico bowl. i have no idea. chris hooking up with roy. 61 yards. temple 37-15 is your winner.

so a lot of bowls. >> the idaho bowl. >> yeah, famous idaho bowl. what does it look like tomorrow morning? >> slick roads out there possibly and a couple flurries. otherwise a pretty nice day. chilly on sunday. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye. barbara walters confronted and criticized over her most facinated list. >> the star says flat out she picked the wrong people. >> the "weekend insider" is on. >> the new face off over her most fascinated people. >> the only thing she's ever done in life has held up her sister's dress. >> you cannot trust the kardashians.

>> she's a fraud, she's a hoax. that fake sham marriage was disgusting. >> she's got no ratings, no talent, she's got nothing going. >> why oprah is caught in the middle of their latest smackdown. >> she's like the road in baltimore. >> janet jackson, one-on-one, how she won her weight loss battle. >> nutri-system's new spokeswoman. >> and fravers trailing his kids. >> it will harm your kids? >> and baby beyonce, a tiny justin bieber. >>ly transfer real kids into celebrities. >> real hollywood's minicelebrity look alikes him

michael the a-list. >> of all the things they had to talk about, welcome to the "weekend insider." >> thanks for spending time with us, we're going one-on-one with barbara as her new special ticks off. >> the latest backlash after your face-off is in this inside story. >> not even an american. >> so what? >> the only thing she's ever done in life is held up her sister's dress. that's the only thing she's ever done in her life. what's wrong with you. >> barbara walters on the defensive as bill o'reilly goes after her mosts th fascinating . >> i think the kardashians represent all that's wrong with america. here we have ladies who are making tons of money, they have

no talentalent, they do nothing all. >> you cannot disregard pop culture because you know nothing about it. >> the 10 most fascinating people, at the top of the list is steve jobs. >> rules were made to be broken and that's certainly how steve jobs lived his life. >> we try to find people to whom very something happened in their life. and something big happened to each of them. >> listen to barbara on letterman. >> we did them in september, and said anything going to happen? no, you can do it now because nothing's going to happen. kim gets pregnant, khloe is moving to dallas. >> who handles men the best. >> kim. >> who's handles them best. >> kim. >> janice dickenson on