the chilliest morng of the fall season so far.locationsin western maryland in the 40s. 50 near the eastern shore. and the lower part of the virginia tidewater region. a few sprinkles out in the northwest. those may be passing through later this afternoon. and ose who lovehe sky off see auroras to our north. and we don't get them here very often. you can see wonderful videos and photos and northern lights seminar. national mu seal monday evening 6:45 to 9:00. students at e bus stop will need to layer up. 40s and low 50s. temperatures by noon time, 60s. blustery wind. small chance of a shower. sunny morrow, windy and cool. winds diminish sunday. good weather for the skins sunday night. and as we get into tuesday, wednesday, might get a shower. how is the traffic? >> good for folks out and about. typically iday morning. a little lighter than normal. how about northern virginia? ything to concern ourselves with. cong up from the beltway off the virginia side of the wilson bridge, up to 295, no delays. nodelays. no delays. loving it. >

taking a look at overseas trading this morng in tokyo, the nikkei climbed 180 points while in long conthe hang seng surged 394. >>> stocks hit fresh fiveonth highs again yesterday fueled by its sinking u.s. dollar. overseas this morning, the dollar dropped to a ten-month low after singapore unexptedly tightened policy to give its currency more flexibilities. back on the street, industrials and marials led the day's gains while commodities spiked in response to record growth. caterpillar shares added 1% while freeport mcmodern rise and gold and copper prices higher. intel shares slid nearly 3%. elsewhere on the dow, jp morgan chase beat the streets' earnings estimates. shares were pushed lower by t firm's weak revenue. > the number of home foreclosures topped 100,000 for the first time ever last month. however, that number will likely drop going forward after all 50 states launched a joint investigation of the mortgage industry yesterday in responsible to lax foreclosure filing procedures nationwide. >>> yahoo! shares shot up more than 5% yesterday after "the wall street journal" reported

here are some of your top headlines this morng. president obama is promising an investigation into failed rescue attempts by u.s. special forces that ended in the death of british aid worker held captive in afghanistan after reviewing surveillance footage. nato said yesterday it was possible that an american grenade mstakenly killed 36-year-old linda norgrove, not her taliban kidnappers. >>> doctors are treating an unnamed patient in atlanta with a spinal cord injury is now helping scientists determine the safety of the procedure. >>> oprah winfrey says she's disapoiptd wi the acquittal of a woman accused of abusing students at her girl's school. >>> researchers are warning that a major earthquake known as the big one could strike southern california at any time. new research shows the san andreas fault is now overdue for a major shift, meaning it could trigger a quake between monterrey county and the sultan sea. >>> now here is an early look at one of your tophealth headlines on msnbc.com. >>> yet another health problem is being l

. >>> stay tuned to fox 4 45 morng gnaws for continuing coverage of this sttry.e will talk to an attorney about the jury deliberations3 coming up in the 6:00 hour as 25 years old man was shottandd3 killed in forget rick. police were called to the -- in fredeeick. police were called to the scene. he was taken to he memorial hospital where he was pronounced %-police are still investigate. hospitaliied after a fire in a baltimore row home. the fire roke out yesterday morning. it starttd on the second floor of the home at nnrth robeson street off pulaski highway. three people wwre hurt and taken %-examined to be okay.ey arent >>> a harford county teenager is arrested ii the weekend urder of another teen. 18--ear-old michhel stephen jones is facing first-degree %-the 16-year-old was found in a car. he had een shot ssveral times and pronouncedddead at upper chesapeake medical center. >> noo too long ago, so thaa is why it's hard to understand what >> jones is beeng eld without bail. he has a criminal ppst that robbery, carjacking and assault. >>>>a freshman asketball p

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all goes according to plan the first miner is expected to be lifted to safety as early as wednesday morng. nbc's kerry sanders has more now from copiapo, chile. >>reporter: the drill turned 622 meter into the earth and that was it. it punched through to the trapped miners. [ bell rings ] and on the surface, the celebrations began. engineers, as if they'd just won the playoff a rush of emotions. and some wives and daughters pushed past police to thank the team who never gave up. >> we could see the video feed of the miners going crazy. we were going crazy. and just the fact that we did it. because, you know, we knew we could d it. >> reporter: at the controls, when the drill finally made it through, some of the hardest rock on earth, american jeff hart, who had only six hours' sleep in the last three days. >> this is the most difficult, most stressful well we've ever drilled. there's 33 lives at stake. you put an unbelievable amount of pressure on yourself to make it happen every single day. >> reporter: knowing that the moment everyone wants is now that much closer makes these next days t

tonight the rain moves in, hangs aren't in a steady fashion through tomorrow morng and more showery tomorrowlly the north bay. we could hav a little rain sunday morning but it will clear out in tim for trick or treating. temperatures antioch, livermore, fremont, san jose. more likely to get more sunshine, w 70s the rest of us muscle 60s. even low 70s as you head inland. possibly 73 gilroy. bring it home tonight. look at the widespread nature of the rain. the green shie you see. all of us will deal with rain. cloverdale maybe a little cooler at 48. here we are 12. you can see most of the rain in the north bay starting to hug the coast as we head towards 7:00. your evening plans, you may want to have wet weather gear handy just in case and the overnight notice how it becomes more widespre and more intense by the darker green through 8:00 tomoow morning. dries up. you see scattered showers through the north bay. by 8:00 that is gone and wake up sunday morning an it's relatively dry. we'll keep our eye on this front here. that's going to bring you the shower cnce in the morning. about tenth to a

. >> fremont police detectives have been on the hunt for diaz since monday morng when he plowed a deliveryan into motorcycle officer patrick brower. when the 43-year-old officer spotted the van, diaz saw him but chose instead to ram into him dragging him against two lanes of trfic and pinning him against light pole. the officer survived but with a leg wound. >> knowing he was out of the l.a. area and l.a p. d. this intel vince on him, there was a prediction where he may flee to. >> those locations were being watched closely and officers saw diaz walk into a los geles home he was known to visit. >> he continued to watch the house. about 5 a.m. this morning he came out of the house. it was confirmed that was him. the officers made contact with him and took him into custody. >> turns out diaz is already in the law enforcement system on parole for a grand theft prediction. they already knew he was from southern california. they were al tipped off by a citizen contacted by the suspect. >> after seeing the news media coverage about this, that individu contacted our investigators yesterday, saw a

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claudio being greeted by his girlfriend and their children as well as his mother on site there this morng. just a few family members being allowed close to the mine shaft as the men are coming up to dpreet themnd to say welcome home. >> and this rescue operation is ahead of schedule. originally authorities believed it would be december until they cod get the rescue operations started. but now mid-october eight people already rescued and more on the way throughout the day. les go to elaine reyes in the newsroom following the developments. what an amazing reunion. what a great sight. >> this is a repetitive process but you never get tiredf seeing that reunion take place every time one comes out. this is, again, the eighth miner that just arred. about 35 minutes ago the seventh miner emerged. so this has been a fairly flawless process, a very steady process. it's getting a little bit faster as time goes on. between rescues overnight they had to take a break to replace the wheels on the rescue capsule. there you see claudio yanez. the chilean president is also on site. a little bit about this

off to a delightfully cool start this morng as wel down into the mid-50s around town.very suburb is in the 40s. the dew point in the mid-40s. in town, urban heat and influence of the potomac and bay is keeping our temperatures in town in the mid-50s. you get away from the water and town most everybody down in the 40s this morning. 45 in frederick, maryland, 47 as dulles airport, 47 at manassas, 47 up in the panhandle of west virginia. off to a beautifulstart. going to be a nice day today. today will be far and away the nicest date weekend. tomorrow the clouds start to come in. there goes that areaof rain that we saw thursday, thursday night early friday that's long gone for now so we have sunshine to get your weekend started. little ripple of lowressure coming our way from the ohio valley. bringing in high clouds during the overnight hours tonight. that area of low pressure will be fading away as larger area of low pressure coming up the eastern seaboard will steal that energy and a little bit of that moisture and give us a pretty good chance for rain. by 6:00 tomorrow

this hpd at 3:00 this morng at the intersection of route 1 and east west highway in riverdale. police say they were pursuing one of the women in quick a possible theft at a restaurant. that woman got into a car with another woman and took off. they crashed. both were ected from the car. >>> investigators s it was unattended xook led to a dorm fire in virginia. the fire broke out yesterday in the surrey house student apartments at old dominion university. fire officials say somebody had been cooking some chicken wings but they left a pot of hot grease on the stove and fell asleep. none of the students in that unit were injured. but three apartments were seriously damaged. eight students are now in temporary housing elsewhere on the campus. >>> a burglar who was targeting upscale home in northern virginia may have struck yet again. + in loudoun county are looking into the possible of two more cases being linked to a crime spree in fairfax and prince william counties. er to week, investigators say somebody tried to break into two houses on waterford lane in western loudoun county.

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clear, balmy morng. it can continue as far as some of us are concerned. >> yeah.oesn't seem right with the trees changing colors. >> it's kind of strange. you're right. >> today should be warmer than normal. temperatures right now are mild. good morning. back to work and school. should no have any travel problems weatherwise. we have had some smours rolling across northeast maryland. those are advancing east. no precipitation. mid-60s in washington, near the bay, and eastern shore. and virginia's tidewater. we're down to near , arlington, fairfax and montgomery. temperatures in the 50s in many locations in virginia. and in the mountains of western maryland a west virginia, many locations have dipped into the upper 40s there. and we will have just a few cloudsround today as a weak cool front will be coming through later this afternoon. that might trigger an isolated shower or thundershower. just a small chance of that. partly cloudy with a high around 80. much cooler tomorrow. thursday, rain likely. jerry, how is the traffic. > off we go. it's very quiet commute. c

this morng tiffany hartley shared her reaction on "the today show." >> heart broke. can't even explain. imean i'm grieving him too,he loss of him because, i mean i met him, i was sitting next to him through a translatoralking to him and, you know, describing where david was at and i just grieve for his family and my heart just aches for his family because they are now having to go through what we're going through, and i mean just like everybody says to me there aren't any words to explain how, u know, how sorry i am and how much i hurt for hi family. >> texas governor rick perry says the murder is meant to intimidate law enforcement. >>> still ahead on news 4 midday upbeat earnings reports could be good news for stocks today. we'll have the ltest numbers for you. plus, bullying. what a parent should do if their what a parent should do if their child is a victim equals chili's $20 dinner for two. share one of five appetizers, like our famous texas cheese fries. then choose two freshly prepar entrees from 14 chili's favorites, like our chicken crisper withew sweet & sm

developing story work the women trying to outrun police are in critical condion after a chase this morng. the crash happened at 3:00 at the intersection of route 1 and east west highway in riverdale, maryland. tracy wilkins has more from the scene. >>> traffic signs have been rolled over and are now lying in this yard next to a fire hydrant. was the violent scene left over from an accident that happened this morning. police say it all started at a nearby restaurant and then ended here. the police say the officers were pursuing a woman on foot in he can do some kind of a theft involving a cell phone. they stay woman borrowed someone's phone and woun't gi it back. what started as something petty turned much more serious. police stay woman made it into a car with another woman inside. the two took o on kenworth avenue to east west highway. a spokesman said by the time the police officers were able to get in their own cruiser and catch up to the two women, theyad crashed here at the intersection of east west highway. both women had been ejected from the car, according to police. both wereran

in the meantime we'll get another report on jobs this morng.s the one that measures those unemployment filings on a weekly basis. and texaco reports results before the bell. alcoa this afternoon that marks the unofficial start of earnings season. the dow gained 22 points yesterday to 10,967. the nasdaq last 19 to 2380. and apple is making a version of its popular iphone for verizon's wireless network. "the wall street journal" says it will be available early next year. this ends apple's exclusive relationship with at&t. apple is also reportedly developing a fifth generation ipho that will different significantly from existing models. back to you. >> verizon getting into the game. >> yeah, definitely. >> courtney, see you soon, thank you. >> thank you. >>> a few new features on facebook today. one of those features makes it easier to separate online friendships into different groups. it'sdesigned to share comments, photos and other links with others based on relationships and interests. for example, users could be grouped by family, by friends,

mother was holding the thought the very next morng when mugs i.mugs bit me slightly more or less in passing i reached down and grabbed his short stumpy tail and hoisted him into the air. it was a foolhardy thing to do. the last time i saw my mother six months ago she said she didn't know what possessed me. i was pretty mad. as long as i held the dog off the floor by his tail he couldn't get at me. he twisted and jerked so snarling all the time i realized i couldn't hold him that way very long. i carried him to the kitchen and flung him on to the floor and shut the door on him as he crashed against it. i forgot about the back stairs. mugs went up the back stairs and down the front stairs and had me cornered in the living room. i managed to get on the mantle of the fireplace. it came down with a crash. throwing a clock, several vases and myself heavily to the floor. must bes was so alarmed by the racket when i picked myself up he had disappeared. we couldn't find him anywhere. although we whistled and sho shouted. until old mrs. detwiler called afte

i ke up ver earlyin the morng. i had to take a plane to a place in the south of colombia and from there iad too by roa tonotherown which was very known because it was where th gornme was holding his peace talks with the f.a.r.c., with the gorilla. but two days before my trip, the peace talks ended abruptly. there was a crisi anthe president of colombia at the time said that in 48 hours they would gain back the control of the zone where the gorilla had constructed their headquarters. so for the campaign it was important just see if we were going to just go forward in our plans and i received a phone call from th mayor of san vicente, whi was president of our party saying "please don't cancel, it's important for you to come because we need protection, we arevery scared, theopulion is scared that the paralitaes cld come and take revenge because of the presence of the guerrilla and we would like you to come." so i landed in florence ya in the morning and the airportas completely militarized. and when i decided i w goin

>> barbara, good morng once again. very, very quiet out there. the weather has canceled a lot of the midday cstruction, at least up until this point. so things are moving along relatively well, surprisingly, and enjoy it while yocan. 395 to the 14th street bridge, no worries. all travel lanes are open. let's head over and see if the same is holding true at the american legion bridge. outer loop, always a little slow midspan there as we hit the dip and start back up into virginia. same thing on the outer loop, but rit now both directions between tyson's corner and i-270 moving along very well. barbara? >> thank you, jerry. 11:22 our time now. a new warning about traveling in mexico today. we'll take a look at what led to the concerns. >>> and the warning signs of high blood pssure. why many people do not know they have a problem untilit it's too late. >>> first here's what's hot on nbcwashington.com. hi there. i'm ian wright and i'm investigating what makes aruba so happy. oh my word, that's fantastic. ♪ row youboat gently down the stream... ♪ i'l

at temperatures comfortable as we start as we lookt the high today, new york city, 70 >>> go sunday morngi'm news 4 meteorologist chuck bell off to a nice start in the washington area this morning. temperatures are mostly in the mid and upper 40s now. a cple of cool spots down to waldorf and la plata. low 50s in st. mary's county. 50 degrees here in town. 46 in frederick, maryland. our forecast today filled with sunshine. temperatures up into the low 70s for time this afternoon. clouds come back tomorrow and another chance for rain showers on tuesday and wednesday. >> for your weather 24 hours a day, logon to weather.com. weave some folks here from arkansas. you all, unfortunately, the razorbacks lost, but we have football night in america. sunday night football right here on nbc. the indianapolis colts taking on the washington redskins at fedex field. looking pretty good. clear and cool, look for temperaturesn the mid and upper 50s. so not bad football weather. keep it here to nbc. lester? >> scott, thanks very much. >>> as june cleaver, barbara billingsley was the perfect tv mom. she wa

with us exclusively this morng, the chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele. welcome back to "meet the press." >> it's great to be back wth you, david. >> let's get right to t. it's final argument time. the president is on the campaign trail. he has been out west, was in the midwest and friday he leveled probably his most potent charge against republican leaders in washington, saying that they made a cold, political calculation when he came into office, bacally not to work with the obama white house. let's listen to what he said. >> the republican leaders in washington, ey made a different calculation. they looked around at the mess that they had made, at the mess that they had left me and they said, boy, this is a really big mess. and they said it's going to take a long time to fix. so, maybe if we ju sit on the sidelines, say no to everything and then point our fingers at obama and say 's to blame, they figured that maybe y'all would forget that they caused the mess in theirst place, and they would be able to ride anger all the way to election time. >> chair

. >> reporter: good morng. nbc news have learned authorities in mexico have step upped the search for david hartley using boats and helicopters. it's now been a week since this attack happened. yesterday, tiffany hartley returned to the falcon lake reservoir to say her good-bye. a final farewell. tiffany hartley, one week ago out today jet skiing with her husband on the falcon lake reservoir was back out on the water yesterday for one last time. laying flowers on the spot where she last saw her love. >> i wanted the family to be able to see kind of what our day was like, in a way, to see the lake, to be ae to lay the flowers down and honor him. in a way, say our good-byes, but we know w will see him again obviously inheaven. it's not over. we still want -- we want him back. >> reporter: tiffany says david was shot during aightseeing trip on the mexico controlled side of t lake. an act of violence that's now snow bald into an international incident. for a week, tifny and her family have been pleading with mexico

good morng, america, i'm george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm rob be roberts.he newest member of the "gma" family, that is "gma" contributor, elisabeth hasselback. many of you know her from "the view," don't worry, she's going to be there and here, too. looking at a hot button issue. tattoos. >> tattoos are pretty popular. a preteen fad as well. first, the fbi has been called to assist in the search for a disabled little girl who mysteriously disappeared this weekend from her own bedroom. her stepmom is now in custody. police doubt that someone is involved by someone outside the home. let's get the latest from yunji de nies in hickory, north carolina. yunji. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fbi and u.s. marshals have joined the search looking for zahra baker. it is day three of the search and so far, no sign of the missing 10-year-old. zahra baker is a little girl who's overcome enormous challenges. diagnosed with bone cancer in early childhood, she beat the disease but lost her left leg and her hearing in the process. this is her back in may, receiving h

outside on your sunday morning, good morng, everybody. nice looking day outside today.but nicer than tomorrow. there you go. right there in the middle. outside with all the sunshine getting through. temperatures are starting to inch their way back up a little bit. dropown into the low 50s early this morning here in washington. now the temperature at reagan national airport at 56 degrees. dew point 48. humidity 75%. northeast breeze at three miles per hour. it's not a strong northeasterly wind but it is indicative of the fact there's a weak weather front laying across the area generally an east to northeasterly breeze from about washington northbound. once you get down across the virginia piedmont winds are light but from the south. this front will be washing out and the south winds are going to win the war as we go through the second half of the day today. as a result of this little hint of a northeast breeze, if you folks up into montgomery county over to annapolis and baltimore just a little bit cool today than what we saw yesterday afternoon from washington southboun

. >>> 9:26 now on this friday morng. welcome back. i'm aaron gilchrist.ads all morning. >>> chop 4er was over the scene shory after the accident occurred. at this hour, 234, dumfries road remains closed between i-95 and route 1. police remain on the scene with the investigation. 395 northbound to the 14th street bridge cleared out of the way moments o. we're still looking at delays as you head north from the pentagon. very busy morning. >> d.c. police questioning as many as 16 people. a man was beaten to death in the 2000 block ofth street northwest. he had been denied entry to a club, threw a brick through the club's window, >>> good morning. winds are beginning to pickp a little bit. chilly morn, partlycloudy, in the mid-50s. later we might get a passing shower. gusting over 30 with highs near 60. tomorrow still blustery and cool. sunday, sunny. good weather for sunday night. >>> "desperate housewives'" star evonne longoria stops by along >>> that was the scene around hereast halloween and guess what? we're going to be doing it again and we can't tell y

we really appreciate you being with us this morng. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and let's turn tonews analyst clint van zandt who's a former fbi profiler. good morning to you. mexican authorities say there's no cnection between the death of this lead investigator and the investigation into the whereabouts and possible death of david hartley? what do you make of that. >> i don't know. we know that this man was the lead investigator, we know that these two cartel members that were identified, this was work by men working for him, investigators working for him. life was so challenged down there, for example, over 50 americans have been kille just the first six months of this year along the u.s.-mexican border. this is a total that may well surpass last year's total of 80 and this terrible method and way he was murdered, decapitation, meredith, this is taking a page out of al qaeda's playbook that these drug cartels have been doing for about the last three or four years now trying to come upith the most grotesque form of murder they can to intimidate authorities and to intimidate the

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this afternoon on nbc 4 ellen >>> 89 8:30 now on this friday morng.his morni we're getting a glimps inside our offices, which one is packed with memorabilia, who's the neat freak? does meredith even know that she has an office? all will be revealed just ahead. >> it's not that bad. >>> and we're going to be heading into the kitchen to make a class italian meal, linguini with clams. >>> plus the cheapest family in america are back with us this morning to answer your budgeting d money saving questions. >>> but first let's see hello to a long friend of the the show. this year, the program is expanding to seven schools, tony, good morning to you. congratulations. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> not at all. let's start with the franke sinatra school of the arts that you started in your hometn eens back in 1999. that was the idea of starting the school? >> too many people drop out of school before college and my wife and i wanted to encourage students to stay in school and go into college. so the best way is through the arts because the students

i heard this morng they knew exactly what was going on there is clear evidence. >> they came to you with the problem, but there was no recourse. there is no pathway to citizenship. would you change your opinion in that regard? >> i have said it is important to have a temporary guest worker program so people can be on a temporary basis and you can actually work here, but until we prove we can get our arms around this illegal immigration problem, which is a serious problem, then i think we have to focus on getting the problem solved. weave to secure the borders. i voluntarily let niki go, but many employers need to make sure we do. we need to eliminate sanctuary cities. i think my first solution is a temporary guest worker program. once we prove we can stop the flow of illegal iigration into this country, we can have another discussion, but i do not think people are willing to have that discussion. >> can you verify -- did this change your views? >> before i started, i had begun the verify system and talk to people about the accuracy of the system, and they admitted it was not as accurate