maybe a leftover shower by noon and this afternoon fairly quiet at least here in town. north and west in the higher elevations you may be dealing with a few lingering showers. upper 50s to perhaps near 60 in one or two spots. we are in the 40s with a northwest wind at five to ten and the sunset 6:46. tomorrow, some sunshine. still breezy and cool. highs around 65. there could be a stray shower up to the pennsylvania border and again in the mountains out to the west. temperatures in the east, 40s and 50s this morning. norfolk is holding on to 61. locally we are down to 50 in reston, haymarket, gaithersburg, rockville and laytonsville, columbia is 51. bwi andrews 51. mason neck is 52. springfield is 51 and arlington is only 50. a really raw morning. showers and drizzle 54 in arlington. there is a wind this morning making it feel like the 40s. we will watch this area of showers kind of lift north. notice this storm here. this is going to hang out for a couple of days. tomorrow should be farther enough away from us we shouldn't see much but wednesday a few showers and then t

in town, we are currently in the low 60s. sunrise at 7:28 this morning. we just haven't cooled off a whole lot overnight, at least not here in town. 61degrees here in town. a little cooler off to the north and west, frederick is 46. manassas is 55. our winds have shifted and they are out of the south. it will be breezy at times. high pressure off the coast right here and that will continue to keep us warm for much of the week. notice out to the west, a lot of cloud cover and some rain showers, maybe even a few showers and thunderstorms developing along this little piece of energy that will be moving through later today. we'll have scattered showers, maybe a thunderstorm later today. it won't be a washout today. we'll see some scattered showers return during the afternoon. about 6:00, you can see the scattered nature of the showers. it is possible we could have a thunderstorm in this relatively unstable air for this time of year. we'll clear it out temporarily although clouds will hold tight for the next couple of days. lots of clouds out there. there will be some periods of sunshine. mild temperatures with a high about 73

here in town tomorrow. giants fans will fill at&t park but so will phillies faithful. >> one third of the fans in the stadium tomorrow at least according to the san francisco chamber of commerce will be from philadelphia. if that is so, let's see if they can be heard. meantime, this there were no fans allowed inside the stadium today. this was the day for practice by the philadelphia phillies and the san francisco giants behind me but there were plenty of fans outside the ballpark. they are on a baseball high and they want more hits. in giants land, forget any hopes of a clean sweep so bring on the hoses, fix the stadium, there is more baseball ahead. they painted the field and invited th the philadelphiaians those who play a game and others who play with words. >> unwith of our most proud fans said there is a big difference between eating a cheesesteak and getting a manicure while you eat sushi. >> reporter: at the cheesesteak shop in san francisco, those would be fighting words among the dozens of customers who abhor sushi, love the giants and cheesesteaks, too. they are just having philly for hundred. >> there is something

north and east of town is where we are seeing much of the action at the moment where least here in washington things are relatively quiet to start your wednesday. see the sweep going an. nothing much to show you here. as we head to calvert county in to charles, out of prince georges, north of benedict here heading to plum point, traveling slowly to the east. tillman island, mcdaniel, cambridge, a couple of sprinkles on the eastern shore. this is drifting east at 20 miles an hour. coming out of montgomery county to howard county now we have sprinkles here. heavier showers near fair view and anne arundel county and dotted west of mount airy up 70 over to hagerstown and frederick county. a couple of light showers. that's it for now. we will see more, i do believe, as the day progresses. keep the umbrellas handy for occasional showers. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, a few showers. most areas are dry. it is cool this morning. temperatures upper 40s to mid- 50s and the sunrise not until 7:09. >>> the day at a glance. 55 by 9:00. 60 at noon. upper 50 for the drive home and ' casual showers wi

here? and what have we done? all of us, to our natural world? it's sludge from an industrial plant, tons of it, flowing through several towns in hungary. at least four people are dead and over 100 others affected physically and tonight, there are fears of a major environmental catastrophe. we get more from stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in this video it looks like a mudslide, flooding streets and destroying homes. but there is nothing natural about this disaster. a waste reservoir at an aluminum plant in hungary burst unleashing 35.3 million cubic feet of red chemical sludge. four people are dead. another six are still missing. in some places, the hazardous tide rose six feet. my father had to push my mother out the window, this man says, he's in the hospital now. the waste created in the production of aluminum is filled with heavy metals including lead. it can burn the skin. more than 120 people were brought to the hospital with injuries. i have burns up to my chest, this woman says, it feels like it's still burning. hungary's president declared an emergency in three counties and met with victims. on top of the human tragedy officials say it's a

here recently they just said they weren't going to after all. at least pay something to year and proceed forward some type of town marshal system. and here we are inber and they have not paid not one penny. >> last night, winfield's town counsel voted against paying the fee and hold on to the money until january 1st when a new sheriff comes in. >>> and we're hearing more from a good samaritan. in fresno, california, who might have saved a girl's life. victor perez actually saw news about a report about a kidnapper who had snatched a young girl and whisked her away. perez was outside his house and talking to his cousin and saw a truck that matched the description dha he saw on television. perez got in his truck and followed. >> i was yelling and kept cutting him off to get off the road. at first a simple question. i need to talk to you. he goes, no, i need to leave. i said, okay. i didn't see no little girl until the second time i cut him off and she stuck her head out and i said, okay, that ain't your girl right there. he was hiding her like pushing her down. >> so the girl eventually just jumped out of the truck. perez believes the driver pushed

in san diego. if they lose, the giants clinch at least a tie for first place. but that hasn't happened yet. the padres are coming to town for three days this weekend. here's a snippet of what the fans are thinking at the ballpark. >> we're winning it tomorrow night and we're going to go to new york and kick the yankees' ass. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: why? >> because they are kicking ass! whoo! >> my daddy passed away last sunday morning. he is having a great day with the lord and his saviour and we are hoping he could come to see the giants today and thankful it worked out. what a great day today. >> i like the energy, all the new guys, they are playing, a lot of chemistry, playing like a rea team. >> we're san francisco fans. we love this team. we love the players. they call us little new york. we have the best pitching and coaching staff. >> whoo! >> reporter: you're saying to yourself out there what is this all about? i'm not a big giants fan. i want to be a giants fan. stay tuned at 6:00, i will give you how to jump on the bandwagon. you're staying to yourself, what's all this stuff with the panda? why the panda hats? why are they wearing beards?

here, you were in touch with people here. i am going to do something different than what congressman toby did. i will make sure that i have at least one townl meeting in every county every year. people need to see their congressman and have a conversation with their congressman. i want to make sure i have open office hours so that they can find me. i think accessibility is important, especially when you talk about legislation that was recently passed from health care to capt. trade, it is -- to cap and trade. i wanto have an open-door policy so that anyone who wants to have a conversation with me will have that opportuni. >> senator lassa? >> thank you. i look forward to addressing your question in just a moment, but i do want to jump back and talk about social secury. the fact is, back in may, my republican opponent, when he was asked about social security and medicare, he said that paul ryan, who is a very conservative republican congressman, has some very good ideas dealing with social security and medicare. when he was on this morning, he changed his tunend said howe was opposed to the privatization of social security and medicare. in

here, you were in touch with people here. i am going to do something different than what congressman toby did. i will make sure that i have at least one townall meeting in every county every year. people need to see their congressman and have a conversation with their congressman. i want to make sure i have open office hours so that they can find me. i think accessibility is important, especially when you talk about legislation that was recently passed from health care to capt. trade, it is -- to cap and trade. i want to have an open-door policy so that anyone who wants to have a conversation with me will have that opportunity. >> senator lassa? >> thank you. i look forward to addressing your question in just a moment, but i do want to jump back and talk about social security. the fact is, back in may, my republican opponent, when he was asked about social security and medicare, he said that paul ryan, who is a very conservative republican congressman, has some very good ideas dealing with social security and medicare. when he was on this morning, he changed his tune and said how he was opposed to the privatization of social security and m

get to the festival from out of town is to take bart to any of the downtown stations and take the judah light rail line to the park. look for this map. >> so at least here in fran, it should be fairly cool but a little warmer inland. >> we're still going to see 80s. as you head outside, sun is coming up at 8:06 and the fog has moved across the bay. but we have dense fog, quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. sprinkles occurring around monterey due to a weather system that will throwing mid-level clouds our way. as we start, we will be looking at temperatures this morning, pretty mild, 50s and 60s out there. today, numbers will continue on their downward slide. we're at 60 right now in fremont 57 in san francisco with airport delays on the hour of about 35 minutes. so keep that in mind if you are headed to the airport. this afternoon we will be a little bit cooler but tomorrow, much cooler day. typical fall-like weather after a blustery started to the workweek. the fog quickly retreats and more 60s and 70s with northwesterly wind that will clear us out quicker. low to mid-80s for inland valleys. here is a look at radar. low has been spinning moisture into

here, you were in touch with people here. i am going to do something different than what congressman toby did. i will make sure that i have at least one town hall meeting in every county every year. people need to see their congressman and have a conversation with their congressman. i want to make sure i have open office hours so that they can find me. i think accessibility is important, especially when you talk about legislation that was recently passed from health care to capt. trade, it is -- to cap and trade. i want to have an open-door policy so that anyone who wants to have a conversation with me will have that opportunity. >> senator lassa? >> thank you. i look forward to addressing your question in just a moment, but i do want to jump back and talk about social security. the fact is, back in may, my republican opponent, when he was asked about social security and medicare, he said that paul ryan, who is a very conservative republican congressman, has some very good ideas dealing with social security and medicare. when he was on this morning, he changed his tune and said how he was opposed to the privatization of social security and

least feels like it relative to the warmth we've had lately. in temperatures out there tonight you can see here have already fallen down into the 40s. manassas 48, culpeper 46, the same for gaithersburg there. here in town we're still in the lower 50s. we didn't warm up much today, so we're not cooling off much off the highs right now. 57 the high in town, 55 for dulles and 54 for bwi marshall. just about everybody had close to a 1/2-inch for rainfall. that was earlier today. now the rain is gone for now but it's going to come back. first let's talk temperatures. rochester 51, the high today and 57 here in town and 68 for raleigh. notice how cool for the eastern part of the country. the real warmth has been from texas right up through the central and northern plains. bismarck, north dakota, 75 today, 84 for denver, billings, montana, 85 degrees. you can see where the heat has been. there is a very impressive ridge of high pressure right through the nation's midsection and we have cooled town to the northwest with the trough of low pressure -- down to the northwest with the trough of low pressure and another trough of low pressure that settled into the eastern part of the country and is it this kind of r

in town that's rather held for observation for at least 48 hours. and the meat and mario was forced to get to a cheering crud and here is video of his rescue. >> (applause wife. (applause) he was the man who became a spokesman for the miners he was the one who was on camera, now leading a lot of the video shot and said the service. when he was out he handed out their rocks to the minor official as saying a little souvenir of what we had to live with. in the end, after he hugged his wife i am thankful to have my life back. >> that chileans professionals, the doctors the psychologist on unbelievable they gave us back our lives. it is incredible that they were down 700 m and debris covered us. we do little on our side we used to run miner's hard to we used her experience as miners but everything else the professionals are the ones who contributed. >> like pictures as we follow the progress here of the council as it is lowered back down to the cavern aboard a half mile down 11 that now there's 22 more this still need to be brought to the surface. the very last person is actually the shift to perform and he volunteered to be the last he was to make sure ever

town in his truck and fired at random people. at least one person was killed and five were injured in the series of attacks. >> some more people got shot over here by william's elementary school and someone was over here off of depot. i was scared. >> we were receiving a barrage of people calling. got someone shot here, here, here. >> the gunman was later found dead. police say he shot himself inside his truck. relatives told investigators the man had a long history of mental illness. >>> it's back to work this morning for a jury in connecticut deliberating the case of a man charged in a deadly home invasion. steven hayes is now facing murder and other charges for the deaths of a mother and her two daughters back in 2007. the jury foreman has told the judge that no verdict is imminent. if hayes is convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> a new search is under way for a mother who has been missing for a total of ten months in utah. susan powell was reported missing last december when she failed to show up for work. now a group of volunteers has begun searching abandoned mines for clues. powell's husband has been named a person of interest

here's what is happening now, "america's newsroom," three people, dead from flooding in vietnam. and torrential rain, another thousands of villagers there, homeless, at least three other people have been reported missing, raging waters wiping out entire townshe man who developed in vitro fertilization takes home the 2010 nobel prize in medicine, 85 years and is teaching at the university of cambridge and began his research in the 1950s and, a convoy of tankers carrying fuel to coalition forces in afghanistan is now charred wreckage. members of the taliban in pakistan claiming responsibility for the attack on our supply lines, about 20 trucks, sentence up in flames killing at least four people. bill: we have breaking news alert now on these two suspected bank robbers, still on the loose after a deadly armored truck heist on the weekend, the suspects killed a guard outside of a south florida bank, and the fbi announcing one arrest and also staying tight-lipped about details. this is new now. >> i will confirm that there were two vehicles, used by this group, we have recovered both vehicles. you are aware of the one at the scene and we recovered another vehicle and we processed that. i will not disclose how much money was taken during the rob