. >> my name is howard williams, i am a native of cleveland ohio, a longtime resident of san francisco. an american citizen. and in my lifetime, i have seen the power of multinational corporations grow so large and at the expense of our public good, to the degree where we can only rationally come to the conclusion that the multinational corporations are a direct threat to the american independence as real as george the third, the king of england was. in consideration of this fact, we have to do everything we can to support the occupied movement, which is the only movement that i see that has stood up against a multinational corporation. accordingly, next month, when i go in to vote as i always do, i will second the previous comments. many of you who do not support this movement, i will have to consider to be aiding and abetting the multinational corporations and that you are a threat to the independence of my nation. i will take it out on you regardless of everything else you have done. this will be a make or break a vote for you. >> i am a defacto psychiatric social worker since 1997.

investigators are questioning him for any information that could lead them to william. >>> howard county police need your help to find a man who tried to rob a woman and her child at an atm. joce sterman has the story. >> reporter: out of a bank of america atm vestibule monday in columbia. the woman said she. >> her 4-year-old child were by themselves when a man approached them holding a weapon and demanded money. she saw a cab pull up outside and pointed at it telling the man is police were there. a man ended up leaving them in the vestibule without taking money. the woman left after he was gone and they were not hurt. police are asking anyone who recognizes the man to call 410313 stop. >>> two teens have been arrested in connection with the recent string of car thefts in baltimore. police say 19 vehicles were stolen in ar arbutus and landsdowne. police arrested two other teens, but they were released. more charges could be filed. >>> a man who was shot several times in a university of maryland parking garage last night has been upgraded to serious condition. police are looking for the

now, the national weather service put montgomery, howard, prince william into a winter weather advisory the potential of one to four inches of snow. we are going to watch out for that closely. look at the snowfall totals here. these are the totals from storm center 4 year. two to four inches to the west. an inch to two inches, maybe, into that area.

the mustache institute says we haven't had an american president with a stash since william howard taft about time we did. another former winner of this award, former diamondbacks pitcher clay zavata with the rally fingers look. looking good. >>> you see an egging every once in a while of a public figure. one yesterday, mark lewis, the imf's representative to turkey was giving a speech to students at a university in turkey when protesters laid the dairy on him. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how about the reflexes on mr. lewis. looks like he dodged all the eggs. this does, of course, remind us of another throwing incident in 2008. similar cat-like reflexes from the president of the united states. of course an iraqi journalist throwing his shoes at president obama. it pains us to show this, we love the man, patrick j. buchanan, 2005, giving a speech, gets the salad dressing treatment at western michigan university. wow. reflexes not as quick as the imf rep. why you awake? your tweets, texts and e-mails and "morning joe" just moments away. it seems like for every anti-aging problem,

that summer when the republicans held their convention, william howard taft, the incumbent was opposed by former president theodore roosevelt. taft won and roosevelt was so bitter over that loss that he formed a third-party, the progressive or bull moose party. >> and he was really seen as the bigger competitor to wilson. he was so popular. so one of roosevelt's advisors came up to him and he said, we've managed to obtain some letters of woodrow wilson's to mary peck. you should publish them and just campaign will be over. you will win. and roosevelt said, no, that would be wrong. also, he said nobody would believe me. who's going to think the man is a romeo. he looks like he ought to be working in a drugstore. [laughter] >> so he did not publish the letters and woodrow wilson won. so in the beginning of 1913, ellen found herself in the white house. it was not a place she ever wanted to be, but once she was there, she felt she had to use it for its maximum benefit. she began to be interested in what we would now call urban renewal. up here behind the capitol were a maze little alley wa

. >> reporter: when it comes to portly presidents, william howard taft was america's biggest at over00 pounds. taft was famous for getting stuck in the white house bathtubs. aides had to come get him out. he then had a new tab made big enough for four men. at a christie tow

. >> reporter: when it comes to portly presidents, william howard taft was america's biggest at overounds. taft was famous for getting stuck in the white house bathtubs. aides had to come get him out. he then had a new tab made big enough for four men. at a christie town hall one voter saw beyond size. >> i think having a governor that is smart and has the perseverance to do what's right is hot and sexy. >> reporter: contrast that with letterman's top ten ways the country would be different if chris christie were president. >> number two, instead of iraq we'd invade ihop. >> reporter: prepare for a steady diet of

cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft and when we spoke to hermann't reassist asking hill about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. they told us you are up for a robert goullet award. >> erin. >> i have to get through the question. we spoke to the chairman of the institute and he had this to say to you. >> without question we have seen an up tick in his popularity and it is no doubt related to the support of the mustache of america people and i would recommend that mr. cain reach out in the mustache of america community and to define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250 tax defrl the we have been seeking from the u.s. >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals no, loopholes no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they don't need the defrl. relative to the mustache, i have had this mustache so long, i don't remember when i started to wear this mustache. i can assure them that i'm going to continue with my m

there was the great teddy roosevelt/william howard taft split. teddy ran as the bull moose party candidate. there is a real question. are they going to be able to put the republican party back together again? do you take roosevelt? roosevelt is still radioactive with the old-guard. if you take someone to progressive, then they will not come back. you have got to pick someone who is respected by both sides. someone who is not some wild man from the prairies or from the west like johnson, someone who was not a conservative like roots, and the man to do it, also the man who has been in politics -- has been out of politics since 1910, he was on the supreme court. he was not part of the 1912 battle. that is mr. hughes. and he is respected by just about everyone in the party. >> what were the politics of the time? >> his politics were mildly progressive. he is not a wild man from the west. but what he is, he had moved from the practice of law. he was never interested really in being part of politics. when he first comes to new york and establishes his

howard thanks very much. >> tim. my ma'am. >> gigi. >> -- my man. >> gigi. >> got to go. >> thanks for joining us i am tim william forbill howard. >> and i am gigi barnett. bye. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft.ng him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robert gu lay memorial award. >> erin -- >> yeah -- yesterday we spoke -- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so long, i don't even remember when i started wearin

cain would be the first president with facial hair since william howard taft.ith herman cain today, we couldn't resist asking him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robert gu lay memorial award. >> erin -- >> yeah -- yesterday we spoke -- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so lon

story about -- well, i shouldn't tell, let you tell about ron howard and -- ron howard everyone knows but anson williamsd lesbians in the '70s i was in love with ronnie howard. he was a safe guy. didn't have any body hair. it was -- [ laughter ] >> i mean he's all man now. but he was a very safe crush, you know, because he's probably not going to cut touch your -- >> jimmy: especially when you're on the bike. >> riding around with my shirt off but i wrote him -- actually i talked to them on the radio. i called in a call in show in chicago and asked for advice to be an actress. >> jimmy: how were you? >> 12. i was 12 and pot si, anson williams was there, as well and i wrote him a fan letter later and he kept writing me back. you know, like pictures of himself with like please write paramount studios. >> jimmy: this is real. >> yeah. i wasn't as interested in him. i was ronnie howard's girl. >> jimmy: you know. >> he was pretty good foxy as i put in my scrapbook. >> jimmy: this is the actual handwritten letter from anson williams and i'll attempt to read along with this as we have it on the screen. hi, ja

howard candidates. farther to the south, prince william, fairfax and into loudoun, as well. sprinkles in the shennendoah valley, as well, but there could be moderate rain moving in in the next hour there. and we're in the 50s around washington. as the day progresses, we'll hover around 630 through the morning. sunrise is not until 7:30. then this evening, rain ending early evening and then by midnight as we clear out with a blustery wind, we'll be near 50. and then a freeze tomorrow morning in the blue counties. panhandle of west virginia, up into frederick, washington counties into maryland, up into pennsylvania. a freeze tomorrow morning and a chilly day on friday. highs only near 50 tomorrow and partly cloudy. a chilly rain on saturday, maybe even a few wet snowflakes in some of the high spots. chilly on sunday and still chilly first part of next week. danella, good morning. how is traffic? >> good morning. starting with the rails, so far the rails are running on or close to schedule. that's metro, marc and on the roadways. starting to see some congestion build. not seein

maybe william howard taft. nobody in our lifetime has done this without being totally consumed by it. so you better be ready, and chris knew that, and i knew that. that is the principal reason i didn't run, and i suspect -- teat. >> you are suggesting it is quite possible this was more personal decision and a political decision. assess the politics -- politics. how wide open was the door? we've seen lots of people from the door look silly open but then actually did and and it turns out that this is, as senator mccain said over the weekend, the water is not always warm as it looks. what would have happened? >> chris has the advantage of being in the biggest media market in the world. he's much better known than the average governor. far better known nationally and rick perry you has been governor tenures and done a very successful good governor of the state, considerably larger than new jersey. but chris christi, much better known, and he has gone -- run-up in a tough environment, made some tough decisions and m

there was the great teddy roosevelt/william howard taft split. teddy ran as the bull moose party candidate. there is a real question. are they going to be able to put the republican party back together again? do you take roosevelt? roosevelt is still radioactive with the old-guard. if you take someone to progressive, then they will not come back. you have got to pick someone who is respected by both sides. someone who is not some wild man from the prairies or from the west like johnson, someone who was not a conservative like roots, and the man to do it, also the man who has been out of politics since 1910, he was on the supreme court. he was not part of the 1912 battle. that is mr. hughes. and he is respected by just about everyone in the party. >> what were his politics at the time? >> his politics were mildly progressive. he is not a wild man from the west. but what he is, he had moved from the practice of law. he was never interested really in being part of politics. when he first comes to new york and establishes his law practice is -- "woul

. >> the woman arrested for allegedly kidnapping a howard county child has been released. tiara williams was arrested for kidnapping a friend's child. police released her when they found she shares regular responsibility for the girl. she was once a domestic partner of the woman. >>> police are looking for the man who robbed a royal farms. it happened in morning just before 7:00. witnesses say two men walking to the store and demanded money from the cashier. both of them had guns and then were last seen running behind the store. call police if you have information about this robbery. >>> baltimore county police have arrested two teens they say stole a speed camera. it was outside of the high school on north point road. it was knocked offer and pulled through the school grounds tuesday night. investigators used surveillance video from the school so track down the two suspects. the 17-year-old's have been charged with theft and destruction of property. >>> the nation added more than 100,000 new jobs last month but the good news was hidden by the fact that unemployment is still 9%. we seem

washington, d.c., metro area, less than an inch in most of montgomery, most of howard county, fairfax county, eastern loudoun, prince william and fauquier. less than an inch here and down to the south and east, just a few flakes into southern maryland as that storm begins to exit. but these numbers will change. so you want to make sure you stay with us during the day tomorrow as we will have more numbers for you. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. a chilly start. possible freeze to the north. there's a frost advisory up there. 32 to 42 degrees overnight. so tomorrow morning, you know you'll need that coat. increasing clouds on your friday afternoon. much cooler with late day showers if not rain. 50 to 53 degrees. here's your next four days showing a very cold rain. 43 on saturday. it's going to be brutal on saturday. windchills around 35, 36 with that rain. 53 on sunday and then increasingly better as we head into the middle of next week. tuesday and wednesday, right now temperatures look like 60 degrees. once again, saturday if you have plans, you really want to stay tuned to this forecast. >> it's looking better for the tri

whether it was bush in '88, lyndon johnson, harry truman, herbert hoover, william howard taft. every one of them followed a president of their own party. if obama loses, he is going to have to do something virtually unprecedented in 100 years of american history. second, he will have enough money to burn a what mule. that's a look very large supply of money. they talk about obama hopes to raise a billion dollars. they spent more than a billion dollars last time. people don't include on top of the $750 million the campaign the dnc raised, $400 million spent by labor unions. this time, i think it is fair to say the labor unions will spend a lot more because that was before polling, that was before the national labor relations board -- before boeing. obama as second biggest advantage is money. there is a wide-open gop nomination. that is important to obama's strategy. other republican candidates are less well known than any republican elected president in our lifetime. even mitt romney is less well- known than anybody we've elected in our lifetime. as we will see in a minute, that

winter weather advisory in baltimore, howard county, montgomery county back through fairfax and prince william southern fauquier north and west of that still a winter storm warning from midnight until saturday at 6:00 p.m. so we are concerned again about the heavy accumulation and we're talking maybe thunder snow and the whole bit. look at the temps. 39 in gaithersburg and 39 in manassas. these are going to be the high temperatures for the day as they fall throughout tomorrow. we'll come back and break it down for you hour by hour and tell you if we're going to salvage a nice sunday after what could be a historic storm. >>> pepco says it's ready for tomorrow's snow pulling in extra snow to get any trees that could knock out power. that is what happened in colorado. heavy wet snow weighed down branches and trees and cut electricity to thousands of homes. as topper just mentioned, this is no early in the season for us, most trees are still full of their leaves and those leaves can hold on to snow until the branches physically collapse from the weight. >> the snowstorm in october is not what it's

all winter weather revisory howard,00 tonight, for montgomery, prince william, the district, no warning to the west is where the action will be today. heading over to western maryland, a winter snow warning. continue until 6:00 this evening. we could see quite a bit of snow. out to2 inches, the wind the west of us. northern montgomery county.

william knight has been charged with first-degree murder. students at howard who knew alonzo guyton are devastated over the killing. >> he was just a loving, caring, outgoing person. >> kiana knox was alonzo guyton's girlfriend. >> a lot of people can't understand why this happened to alonzo. we want to know what happened and we want him to be able to rest in peace. >> since two weapons were at the scene of the murder, the odds are, two perpetrators were involved. one was a handgun. the police confirm they are actively investigating that possibility. william knight is currently in the d.c. jail. authorities will seek his extradition to maryland early next week. >> any idea about funeral arrangements for alonzo? >> he's not from this area. he's from the gainesville area of florida. as of this afternoon, they have not told the students at howard when the funeral arrangements would be. they will be in florida. so some students are making preliminary plans to go down there. he was a music major at howard. >> john hanrahan in the newsroom. thank you for that. >>> a

howard county as well as montgomery county. if they hold together, they will head throw prince william county and back up to montgomery and howard county, again. we have another area split from that to the east. that's making its way from freddicsburg toward woodbridge. all this not hitting at a good time. it's hitting during the evening rush. a lot of folks are on the road. we have this tornado watch that covers so much of our viewing area that lasts until 11:00 p.m. we may be looking at nasty storms hitting our area right up until the time when many folks are ready to go to bed. a bit of a evening to have folks on edge with not just severe thunderstorm rings, but tornado warnings that have been issued already. reports and damage we have gotten already. much more coming up after this break. >>> meteorologist veronica johnson in storm center 4 and meteorologist doug kammerer are continuing to track severe weather for you this afternoon. the entire area under a tornado watch. it's all yellow that you see here on the map. it lasts until 11:00 p.m. the red is fauquier county and culpeper. it's a tornado warning that goes for anothe

lyndon johnson, herbert hoover, william howard taft. the rest of them followed a president of their own party. if obama loses, he will have to do something virtually unprecedented in american history. at second, he's going to have to have enough money to burn a wet , and that is a very large -- a wet mule, and that is a large supply of money. they talk about obama hopes to raise a billion dollars. they spend more than a billion dollars last time because people do not include on top of the $750 million that the campaign raised, the $400 million raised by the labor unions. and this time, i think it is fair to say that the labor unions will spend a lot more because that was before bowing, boeing, that was before the national labor relations board. i think obama's second biggest challenges about money. third, there is a wide open gop election. that is important to his strategy. all of the republican candidates are less well-known than any republican elected president in our lifetime. even mitt romney, who has run before for president, is le

howard brooks for a comment. >>> days after 11-year-old william mcquain was found murdered, his teammates took to the field forme today. brittany morehouse was there, so was the last person believed to have talked to william. >> it's a tragedy. >> it's tough. >> their last game of the regular season and the tough loss for the panthers. losing a game doesn't compare to losing 11-year-old william mcquain. >> he was a member of the team. part of our family, and a good kid. >> a good kid that was found buried in a wooded area off 355 near clarksburg on tuesday. almost one week to the day after his mother was found slain in their apartment. for these young players and their parents, those six days inbetween the two discoveries were filled with fear and hope. these buttons remind them of the search. >> i was home when i found out and very difficult. because i spoke to him on october 1. >> that saturday, william was a no show for their game. she called his mother's cell and he answered. i'm not coming today, he told her. she believed william was killed that very same day. it's a haunting memory for hill whose own son

it's raining lightly in prince george's county and the district and howard, and in virginia, in fairfax, and prince william, and loudoun county, all of this area, light rain advancing off to the east. it may stop for an hour and then maybe for an hour or two it could be cloudy and then more on the way later. right now where it has abated a bit, shenandoah valley in the low 60s right now. where the rain is falling it's in the upper 50s to around 60 in northern virginia. southern virginia in the mid-60s, and so is the northern neck, and let's go forward over the next 24 hours. this area of green, that's the zone of rain coming through. we will get a break this afternoon, and then more perhaps late afternoon and early this evening, and then most of it should be out of here by mid evening, and then as we get into late evening, we will begin to clear out and there may be wet snow out in western maryland, and in the highlands of west virginia, and some of the colder air begins to surge in overnight. during the day on friday, we will have clouds in and out and a very cold morning tomorrow morning. so for the rest

there was the great teddy roosevelt/william howard taft split.dy ran as the bull moose party candidate. there is a real question. are they going to be able to put the republican party back together again? do you take roosevelt? roosevelt is still radioactive with the old-guard. if you take someone too progressive, then they will not come back. you have got to pick someone who is respected by both sides. someone who is not some wild man from the prairies or from the west like johnson, someone who was not a conservative like roots, and the man to do it, also the man who has been out of politics since 1910, he was on the supreme court. he was not part of the 1912 battle. that is mr. hughes. and he is respected by just about everyone in the party. >> what were his politics at the time? >> his politics were mildly progressive. he is not a wild man from the west. like norris. but what he is, he had moved from the practice of law. he was never interested really in being part of politics. when he first comes to new york and establishes his law practice i

you see the oranges and yellows here from fauquier county to prince william, southern loudoun, montgomery, the district, into howard county. farther south and east, though, just scattered lighter showers. just a few sprinkles around the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley where it's in the mid and upper 50s. right now closer to washington, near 60. southern maryland near the bay, northern neck, mid-60s. sunrise 7:21. we'll have showers with us through the morning. maybe thunderstorms with us through the afternoon, some of which could produce damaging winds, maybe even an isolated tornado. highs reaching near 70. and then more showers and thunder showers lighting up the sky this evening. we could have some lightning and thunder and rain all the way until midnight tonight. after that, settling down, at least with the rain. we'll dry out. but it's going to be blustery tomorrow with a gusty wind out of the southwest. partly sunny. highs reaching low 60s. then friday, saturday, and sunday chilly in the mornings. only near 40. but sunny each day. afternoon highs only though around 60. and then a bit milder first part of

howard county woman is in the clear tonight. there are calling the situation involving williams a domestic incident. willaism was the subject of a police search while a baby was missing in her care. earlier today, the search for lisa are one had investigators searching for a guard rich stomp. that was after in the mother said police accuse her of being involved. debra bradley failed a lie detector test. she said that is when investigators got a lot more aggressive in their questioning. >> our concern is to find a lease that. --lisa. that is what we want. >> the group was the father says he also offer to take a lie- detector test police told him that it was not necessary. officials in california have released a security video of a man who gunned down nine co- workers on wednesday. this is video of charis all men walking with a rifle after the shooting. he was shot and killed a share of's deputies yesterday after being crouched behind a car. what did konrad m. murray tell police officers shortly after the death? an audio tape of the never released interview was played in court today during dr. marie p

william mcquain? detail on a major search over the weekend coming up. >> reporter: howard county authorities are cracking down on speeders with new cameras. i'm sherrie johnson. that story is straight ahead.>> reporter: i'm linda so. the work that the lawmakers need to get before the regular session in january. >>> applaud sky in annapolis. and it feels like a -- partly cloudy sky in annapolis. >>> broken down cars and slowing down on the beltway. we'll take a closer look when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> good morning. i'm charles crowson. time for your abc 2 news to go on this monday. we have the latest on the search for a missing maryland boy. and there will be a special session convening today in annapolis and speed cameras will be going into operation today. and tonya has your traffic. but let's get over to justin berk. >>> baltimore is trout today after a -- is proud today after a beautiful weekend and successful baltimore running festival. we had beautiful sunshine and beautiful race this week. we had 50s in annapolis and 57 in columbia and 54 in westminster. the showers to the northwest,

. >>> howard county police arrest 23-year-old tiera monique williams, after they say she abducted the baby of a friend overnight. the mother of kayden king- gayman found both gone when williams was supposed to be babysitting. the child was found unharmed earlier today. williams was arrested at a relative's home, a short time later and is charged with child abduction. >>> a modern day thomas edison. steve jobs' death is being felt across the nation and around the world. reporting from apple headquarters and california, tributes are pouring in. >> reporter: flags are at half staff, at apple headquarters. inside, workers describe the atmosphere as somber. and questions are in the air about how apple will push into the future without its creative mastermind. >> the simplicity and the beauty of the things that he made was unique. >> reporter: steve jobs leaves a double legacy, as ceo of a company that grew to be one of the most valuable in the world. and also as the visionary who created products that change the way people live. >> iphone is like having your life in your pocket. >> reporte

. >>> police in howard county are woman after they she kidnapped her friends 1- old baby. that tiara mo'nique- -williams mayonique be in the area of prince george's county. information is asked to contact police. >>> 30 homes and a school are without water because of a water main break. was discovered on south avenue near 20th street and northeast. part of south dakota avenue has so that the sea water workers can get out and fix the problem. the charter school is also close. work is expected to continue until 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. >>> a power outage is closing business in downtown alexandria. to make repairs, power crews to parts ofctricity street, as well as 63. the alexandria courthouse is areed and nearby businesses dark. still open. if you like the sunshine, we you.good news for going anywhere anytime soon. we have a look at the first forecast. we would be hard-pressed to find any clouds and the sky for the next couple of days. isrlooking arlington, it completely clear. find a cloud in the sky throughout the day. be hard-pressed within the >> couple of days. 60'she way to the upper- this afterno

william has been charged with first-degree murder. students at howard who knew alonzo guyton are devastated over the killing. >> he was a loving, caring, outgoing person. >> kiana knox was alonzo guyton's girlfriend. >> a lot of people can't understand why this has happened to alonzo. we want to know what happened and we want him to be able to rest in peace. >> since two weapons were at the scene of the murder, the odds are, two perpetrators were involved. pg police confirm they are actively investigating that possibility. william knight is currently in the dc jail. authorities will seek his extradition to maryland early next week. john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> a memorial today for the mother and son murdered in clarksburg earlier this month. jane mcquain was found dead in her home october 12. the body of 11-year-old william was found off clarksburg road on the 18th. today, family and friends remembered them at cedar brook community church. mcquain's estranged husband, curtis lopez, is charged with the murders. >>> a group of very dedicated people brav

good president, that presidents -- maybe william howard taft. nobody in our lifetime has done this without it consuming their life. you have to be ready. chris knew that. and i knew that, and that is the principal reason i did not run. >> you are suggesting that this is more of a personal decision than a political decision. but a says the politics, if he had run, how wide -- assessed the politics. if he had run, how wide open with the door be? there are many people who run, but when they actually get in -- as senator mccain said over the weekend -- the water is not always as warm as they thought. >> he has always had the advantage of being from the biggest place in the world, new york. he is far more known as national governor, far more so than rick perry. he is considered the launcher of new jersey. he has gone up in a tough environment. he has made some hard decisions and make them stick. you look at what they have had to deal with, particularly on the fiscal side and on the dealings with the state unions and that sort of stuff. chris christie

william knight was arrested. he shot guiden in an offcampus apartment. a memorial service for guiden will be held tuesday night on the howardpus. >>> more than 1,000 people braved the cold and rain today to support aids walk washington in downtown d.c. the 5k timed run was first, followed by groups of walkers. nbc 4 was honored with the community service award. aiysha was honored with the partner for life award. she along with nbc 4 have partnered with aids walk washington since it started in 1987. thankfully, we've seen quite a bit of progress in 25 years. >> at the start of this walk, diagnosis of hiv was followed by a quick diagnosis of aids and then death. and today people can live happy, normal productive lives by adhering to their medications, and taking good care of themselves. >> all the money raised goes to local hiv aids programs. an estimated 1 in 20 people in washington is currently living with hiv/aids. >>> youtube launching a cable tv channel. shaq will have a comedy channel. madonna a dance channel. and the onion, satire news. the venture will add about 25 hours of new original content to youtube daily with d

william, stafford, and spotsylvania. to the north, we're getting moderate to pockets of heavy rain in southeastern montgomery county as well as from central howard county. this is advancing off to the north as well. there's not any rain at all from the blue ridge west into the mountains, but it is all wet from the blue ridge east to the chesapeake bay. and temperatures are in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, now 61 at reagan national. we will have these cool temperatures with us here throughout the morning. sunrise at 7:21. there's the rainy sky over washington now. we'll have it wet throughout the day. in fact, we could even get some strong thunderstorms later this afternoon. some storms could produce damaging winds and small isolated tornadoes. highs reaching near 70. evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> checking the cameras, seeing a lot of rain on the road. driving in, very slick roadways. give yourself extra time. outer loop of the beltway at little river turnpike, an accident on your right shoulder. here's a look at the woodrow wilson bridge. right now not seeing any problems as you

went to africa for the smithsonian institute, and while he was gone he had left behind for william howardtaft his chief forester. the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they called the guggenheim syndicate. it would be today's exxonmobil or shell. and giving them these sweetheart deals, clearcutting whole areas and leaving, really the beginning of the raping of the coal lands of alaska. pin cho blew a whistle and went to see roosevelt in italy, came back, and one of his first speeches he gave at the waldorf-astoria was between all the outdoor people, the america the beautiful movement. and roosevelt weighed in on it and ended up creating the most successful third party in american history, the bull moose party in 1912. and that bull moose conservation plank becomes what the ccc will become under fdr. roosevelt had all these ideas of how to inventory our biology in the country, but also save these treasured landscapes. >> you have a chapter in "the quiet world" called the new wilderness generation. who is that about? is. >> well, the new wilderness ge

this is moderate to heavy rain in prince william into northern fairfax across loudoun county and across the potomac into frederick and howardaryland. another band of moderate rain along 95, right along route 1 from alexandria down to fredericksburg. elsewhere, we have lighter showers around now in the 50s to around 60. 61 at reagan national. sunrise at 7:21. we'll be in the 60s with occasional showers for another few hours. rain may last until midday and then more this afternoon. thunderstorms could produce damaging winds and maybe even an isolated tornado later this afternoon and maybe even night lightning flashing in our sky all the way until around midnight tonight. tomorrow we will likely have sunshine back but a blustery southwesterly wind. highs just in the low 60s. and chilly on friday, saturday, and sunday. sunny each day. afternoon highs around 60. a bit warmer monday, tuesday. danella, a lot of traffic problems this morning. >> we sure do. >>> now in maryland eastbound at university boulevard at east franklin avenue, only the left lane will get you by the accident there. also seeing red outer loop of the beltway i