here you did something which made us look bad. so as a consequence of your bad behavior, maybe more boys had to die. maybe we had to work even harder. but i think it was because of the extreme circumstance of the time and the stakes were incredibly high that you did have a community that looked at these men as if they had, in fact, turned against their own community and had worked against those who had served and died. and that was the case. i know it's still a problem now. i have a friend who is a no no boy and he talks about how, even now, 60-something years later, there are people in the community who won't talk to him because he was a no no boy. but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are

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shelby lynn gives us a closer look. >> more than 1 ft. of snow in some areas. some travelers like these hundreds of passengers were stranded for hours. other families were stranded in hometowns. >> a lot of trees and branches. the power lines were disrupted for sure. >> by wednesday we should have things fixed. >> i do not like the snow. it is cold. >> it is unexpected but it is a treat. >>vicki: there were a few delays this morning however as of tonight there are no delays or cancellations. >>vicki: coming up, we will look at sharks and why their days of year to be numbered. >> shark cartilage as are crashing around the world. millions in die because of the growing demand for shark fin soup. one-third of species face some threat of extinction. marine biologists are on a mission to protect sharks. we met up in the bahamas. sharks are an apex predator. they are at the top of the marine food chain. they are vulnerable to overfishing. >> if they collapsed, we will not have a healthy oceans system. >> outside of sanctuaries like this one, sharks remain at risk. >>b

let us look at business. >> we look at libyan now. a day after declaring liberation, suspected human rights abuses by a revolutionary force is in the spotlight. human rights watch is putting pressure on the country's interim leaders to investigate the apparent execution of 53 of gaddafi's supporters in sirte. the body of the former dictator has been removed from public display. question surround his death. the transitional council says it is setting up an investigation into his killing. the king of jordan has sworn in a government that says it will institute political reforms demanded by pro-democracy protesters. the cabinet is made up by moderates, many with western education. one works at the international court of justice at the hague. politicians are included, but the powerful islamist movement has declined an invitation to take part. in indonesia, initial results from the country's first democratic election showed the islamic party taking the highest share of the vote, but it is expected to fall short of an absolute majority. exe

if this sits on top of us we could cut the rainfall chances. now looks like we are in the slug of moderate to heavy rain. heaviest of the winds and strongest of the wins for us, 20, 30 miles per hour, higher gusts. 50 miles per hour at the coast. that whole thing lifts out, left with clouds thursday and then the winds diminish and temperatures drop down. 71 today, 66 with the heavy rain tomorrow. 60 earlry rain on thursday. friday, 58, low 60s on the weekend. race for the cure sunday morning. chilly in the morning with dry weather and low to mid-40s. >>> 95 south, slow at white marsh. slow at harford road. a live look at the beltway on the northwest side, old court road near 795, slow down from 795 to 70. jfx well at northern parkway, no issues to report as you make your way towards cold spring lane and downtown. the volume is building in the southbound side of the traffic as usual. >>> join us on our facebook page , the o official page for conversations throughout the day and tonight, elimination on dancing with the stars, a on going live conversation f

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he's either going to make us look really good or make us look really bad. >> i'll be optimistic but youhat's all that we can do. >> with future soldier interviews complete, staff can now concentrate on john madden's final step, passing the military exam to pave the way for enlistment in the navy. >> tomorrow's just basically going to be that honeymoon period where i get to stay up all night worrying and go to sleep at about 1:00 and wake up at 4:00 to get ready, but friday, friday i'll be going to the meps station to take my the asfab test. if i would have never been locked up, i'd probably be doing the same stuff, hanging with the same crowd. i would still be a people pleaser and a fit in. i've gained a lot from this program. >> the world needs to know that at one time you will encounter these kids again and so it's my job to make sure that these kids come out of here on a different level in life. you know, being respectful, law-abiding citizens, for one. and then to be able to go out in this world and make it, and make something of themselves. >> are you ready? >> always ready, sir. >

starting to break out, but the rest of us looking fairly sunny at this hour. so that is make fog a nice afternoon. so grab the sunglasses. going to be nice again tomorrow, but let me caution you right now. looks like a nor'easter wednesday. morning commute evening commute both look wet and windy. then a cooler finish to the week. under sunny skies, we have 66 here in town. low 60s in hagerstown to mid-60s, 68 winchester. that is one of our warm spots. 66 in easton. 66 also in culpepper at this hour. they were in the 30s this morning. so the air is dry, the humidity 43%. everything is low on the allergy count example mold spores, they are moderate. the system in the rockies is moving off to the east and southeast. and then in the gulf of mexico, potentially this might be trying to develop. even if it doesn't, there is a lot of tropical moisture coming into florida and that is going to be lifted north as the system moves toward us over the next couple of dies. the futurecast shows that front nice afternoon around here. partly cloudy skies tonight into tuesday mo

claremont they think the future is on their side and increasingly multifaith america. >> some of us are looking at a jewish direction. some of us are looking at a muslim direction. some are looking in a christian direction and yet we are all looking in a god direction. >> beyond christians, jews, and muslims, administrators are talking about enrolling buddhists and hindus. for religion and ethics news weekly, i'm saul gonzalez. >> on our cal entdar this week, hindus and the sikhs are pparing for celebrating the fest valve lights marking the victory of good over evil. the holiday lasts for five days. finally when an earthquake shook washington, d.c. in august, the washington national cathedral was one of the structures damaged. this week engineers inspected the highest pinnacles, the city of washington applied to the federal government for disaster assistance to help with cathedral repairs. the damage has been estimated around $15 million and the cathedral had no earthquake insurance. nobody imagined that what is almost the highest point in the nation's capital, an earthquake would ever be a pro

us. today 69 degrees. showers and storms. tomorrow 62 with the winds, could have gusts over 30 miles per hour and friday a cool day in the upper 50s. looking ahead toward the weekend. mostly sunny but cool. 62 sunday and a slight warm up monday and tuesday next week. monika santani it is not just the rain affecting us this morning? >> reporter: no. it was an overnight accident as well. south of the beltway here in huntington. good morning, everybody. we have been on the phone with the dispatch supervisor, they are telling us a pole went down, it was a two car accident on the southbound side of south kingshighway at route one. you will be diverted through the area but i suggest you use route one or telegraph road as your alternate route. now with the update, it should be 6:00 when they are able to get a tem prayer pole up and open up the roadway for you. be aware of that in huntington. if you are planning to head over on 66, the toll road, route 7, there was overnight construction in place right at the beltway. a live look at 66 right now. it looks okay at gallows road. be aware of the construction. coming up in my next report, i will certa

us. looking at the temperatures after peeking out near 70, near midnight. we have had winds over 20 miles per hour and temperatures will be struggling and need to get back to the low 60s. falling to the 50s and winds could be pushing 40 miles per hour. let's see if it's impacting your commute. >> we have some debris on 95 south and a broken down car before the beltway. let's look at the live traffic cameras, it's near 795. outer loop getting some volume, that's the oncoming traffic. inner loop is moving well. the beltway is a little bit of volume there in both directions, but nothing to worry about. it's a smooth ride. our drive times are doing all right. 83 southbound, 95, that takes you about 7 minutes, getting some volume. 795 to 70 takes you 7 minutes. >>> the reason montgomery says that a man killed his 12-year- old step daughter. details now coming out in court. >> reporter: prosecutors say that the 42-year-old married a vietnam woman, when she wanted a divorce, he killed her daughter. detectives were able to zero in after matching his dna and found b

i think that would create this division in the city of san francisco i don't think it would make us look really good, and it would be really hard to the minister that kind of -- you know, like private school kids paying this much in public school kids not paying this much. there are low-income kids at private schools. i don't have a number for that, but kids could be on the same level as public school kids as well. >> i wasn't separating public from private schools, and i'm just saying some you can pay at some you can't. i am ok with leaving its if we do the urging of working together peace. commissioner maufas: sorry to continue the words, but would you consider as a the same in the very first, instead of saying the support, may be considered believes in free passes for all? >> as of of supports the idea -- commissioner maufas: does that work for you all? believes in free muni passes? >> i believe is a bit too passive. that is a good idea, i don't know. coming after the urging, it just seems as if -- we should think about it, but not actually do anything. that is how i feel. >> i like t

us. looking at 67 this afternoon with the sunshine. tomorrow 70, mostly cloudy, a slight chance of a late day shower. thursday breezy, 62. sunday 55 and halloween dry and 55. monika? >>> thank you so much. including in southern maryland, good morning, everybody. first heading north on route 4. route 301, you want to watch out for the construction along the right side of the roadway. heading into virginia northbound 95 between dale city and route 123 should be cleared up. the two left lanes were blocked overnight there. 270 here at old georgetown road, there was construction southbound in the left lane here in the bethesda rockville area. we'll end with a live picture of 66. as usual outside the beltway they were not letting you exit this time to the inner loop to the outer loop again. that should be cleared up shortly as well. no problems to the roosevelt bridge. coming up in my next report we'll take a tour of maryland. >>> 4:48, virginia governor bob mcdonald is asking fema for help once again. this time it is for louisa county schoo

obligation is, we will get to it, but it may not be as quickly and timely or as the row as either one of us look like. perhaps you should look at alternative legal remedies. instead they did not say anything, and they give members of the public the feeling they will pursue it. for that reason the whole thing fell apart. it went on for literally a year or so for waiting for the supervisor to show up. from the very start people are telling me you are wasting your time. people in the building know they have nothing to fear from the ethics commission on sunshine. i did not believe it. i want up wasting a year or so, and quite frankly, i was the person who believed what i read that came out of this government before that, in my interaction with ethics is now i take -- think everything needs to be verified at this point. this falthank you. supervisor campos: thank you. net speaker. -- next speaker. >> my name is douglas yelp. if mr. joe lynn was here the ethics commission would be far different and actually accomplish something they would be proud of. if they do not have the money to televise, where d

everything we can to endoctrinate them now otherwise they'll solve all the problems we couldn't and make us lookke jerkoffs. [ laughter ] the parents that occupy wall street had the right idea when they organized the family sleepover at zuccoti park last weekend. [inaudible] well sweetheart try to put your feelings in the joy of giving. the other part is the contact high. now move away from the drum circle. [ laughter ] but why even go outside? the real pros figured out that the best place to endoctrinate children is where they live, three feet in front of television. >> the retouration must begin with us teaching it to our youth that is why we created the liberty treehouse, a program for you and your kids. and you will find it only here beginning next monday at 4:00 p.m. [ laughter ] >> i'll have to remember to set my dvr to explode! [ laughter ] but thankfully that schuk isn't your only option for conservative endoctrination, there's mike huckabee's time travel academy when kid goes back to a time when animation was crafty. no. >> who do -- would do something like that? >> well an extreme reli

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a study taking a look at how much kids are from birth to age eight use latest technology. researchers at common sense media say 10% of the kids under two have used a smart phone or other device at least once. they surveyed 1400 parents and found one in 10 kids between five and eight use it every day. and about 39% of kids that age group use a computer every day. this is when kids imagination is at the most active. >> by having tools to be able to draw and explore and to create things, on the fly, taps into that imagination. >> this is the reality for this generation. the genie is out of the bottle. >> the question is does this technology good for kids brains? world news takes a look at that question at 5:30 right after this newscast. >> talking a little bit about technology, probably have to do your auto web site then you get an error message. >> yes. what are you going to do? who are you going to call? >> there is a story and warnings. >> our computer user thought he's just following still under constructions but that ended up causing him a huge headache. and there is sea

us. >> look really great weekend. perfectly timed. classic well -- classic fall weather. sunday morning the possibility of some frost in the area. white sunny skies in the afternoon on both saturday and sunday. a weather system comes the with the spread on monday. it is back to the low '70's on wednesday and thursday. in the next couple of days, it will be beautiful outside. >> i don't mind the leaves turning color. he did not want me that they would fall off the trees that would cause to some work to be done. >> thank you so much. "that is a look at our knees. the tonight show with jay leno is coming up next. have a good at everybody. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 160 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. show

let us look at the change in the past 24 hours. pretty profound in some areas with a 12 degrees cooler in redwood city. it is 13 degrees cooler in mountain view than just 24 hours ago. right now, temperatures only 50s along the coast. it is 55 degrees in half moon bay. with out that marine air inland, we've not seen the cool down. details coming up on on your timing out of the forecast. >> the kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. >>reporter: the oakland raiders made a major decision find out coming up on kron 4 news. >> taxes, the economy and immigration. >> i am speaking, i am speaking. >>pam: highlights from tonight's he dihe did--it is a heated deb >> bay area bridges which ones are the worst and what is being done about it? >>gabe: motorola is bringing back the razr, coming up on my tech report. >>pam: apple stores closing tomorrow temporarily. explanations coming up. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for t

police are also still looking for a man caught on surveillance tape trying to use mr. harris' bank card twice and just four days ago, his car was discovered in prince georges county. i want to join by his family, his brother, and his sister. i want to ask you first, harold, if the discovery of the car is a hopeful sign for you guys. >> absolutely. we are hoping and praying every day. we know closure is near. >> sadly, sometimes money is what gets people talking. is that what you're hoping to do and how much do you have so far? >> so far, we raised $8,000. tonight, we raised $2,000. so we are extremely excited about that. >> some of that money coming from his church tonight. >> absolutely. thank you. it is definitely going to do you some good. >> you are having this fundraiser tonight. it goes on until 7:00 or so tonight. if people can't get to the fundraiser to contribute and want to contribute, how else can they do that? >> they can make a check payable to the reward fund. that's the virginia commerce bank and the address is 2401 mt. vernon avenue. al san drinkalexand

the face of his mother and the body of his mistress. >> reporter: but people think the eyes looking out at us are those of isabella singer, the widow of the inventor of the singer sewing machine. she was independent, very glamorous around paris, at the time he was looking for his mousse. so, what do you think? is this the face? that woman who was an oob jekt of fascination in paris? oar is this the face? the sculptor's mother? or, is it both? the face of something nurturing that is also a dream. let us know if you have any other clues. >>> and still ahead on "world news," centuries of history turned on its head today. this one is for every girl who wants to be the queen. >>> and a young football player beating the olds, inspiring his teammates. this is her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is l

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us. let's look back over the last 24 hours. new daily record rainfalls for october 5th. october 6th, cool weather rolling in. upper 40s north bay valleys, livermore and los gatos. around monseray bay, mid to upper 40s. we are off to a cooler start today that won't temper our last round of showers and thunderstorms. clear tonight cooler than this morning, more widespread fog to form during tomorrow's morning commute. warm sun, dry weather, that's what we have this weekend. today temperatures still well below average from 65 half moon bay, 62 in san francisco to 60 clear lake. everybody else in the mid to upper 60s. monseray bay inland low to mid 60s today. across the state, showers sliding to the south of us this afternoon. snow continuing in the sierra, 40 tahoe today, 29 yosemite. low to mid 70s around l.a. and palm springs. tonight more 40s on the map. 51 antioch, richmond, oakland, san mateo and san francisco the exceptions. cold front gone. now we have this low that is going to bring more showers today. you can see coming down from the south now through about 4:00, 5

us back our money. >> this is a company that marketing these assemblies before -- 17 schools are out of $14,000 -- our offer of legal services is looking into what is available to us to get the money back. >> we obtaind a letter from the group, saying that they worked to plan the bookings and the program moved too quickly and they did not have enough players for the events. the players just want the money back and i would hate for this to happen to the other kids. >>> the firs with the ravens said that they are not affiliated with the group and never promised players would appear. >>> more on a death at a mental hospital. it happen last nie in howard county, the second death there in less than a week and third in less than a year and in this case, a man in his 30 was found dead in his room. the patient will be taken to the medical examiner here in baltimore mor an occupy. >>> gruesome evidence to be showed with a woman murdering her co-worker inside a store. they have i cans -- pictures of the hand tools used in the murder. they aid that the murder must have lasted over 30 minutes. the defendant could spend the rest of her life in pris

that unless it gets that money it won't be able to pay its bills for this month artists are for us looks of just words this now puts embattled country. will greece now default that's the million dollar question or to be more exact the full hundred fifty billion a year a question. that greece now is about could never be live. you think about greece who never foregrounded fifty billion euros of government there you need to be. or or i don't know what to believe something like the greek government is running out to vote and they can keep trying to impose these very few measures that would likely lead to more of the violent clashes we've seen between riot police and protest the in the last week the month all they can instead choose to default that year as they need to have insisted that default is not an option. that concern that led to do you say it could spark a financial meltdown in the year as a there's now a growing recognition that behind closed doors other options are being considered a good hold is definitely on the cards has been on the cards now for a year and a half or two have be

it looks like the heaviest of the snow may be west of us. looks like they are calling for big storms in the ohio valley. temperature wise, well near normal. i don't know if that's better or not. jennifer says better. ice storm worse than snow. we'll see. >> maybe we'll post that question on facebook. well, anyone hoping to get top dollar for their used iphone is likely out of luck. the trade-in fell dramatically after the new launch. before the launch the price on ebay would have fetched more than $400. now a used one isn't getting much more than $257. >> samsung has unveiled the first droid operating system. it combines software using tablets and smart phones. experts say it could attract more application and developers to the droid camp which has fewer applications than apple. as competition escalates, they will have more next month. here to break it down is charles from best buy. thank you for coming in. you brought us multiple exam pleds of the -- examples of the hottest trends for next season. >> yes. we have the blackberry from verizon. it i

let us look a what the temperatures are. temperature right now at the inner harbor, 63. 60 at bwi. stock in a low 60's and lower -- low 60's and upper 50's on the eastern shore. although we have some of the sun, a time the jurors have had a hard time warming up. winds are coming in pretty strongly from the south and west. gusts, 24 add bwi and 22 at the inner harbor and 23 in hagerstown. this is all ahead of the storm system. wind out of the southwest. more as he headed to the western part of the state. actually a two-prongs' storm system. a stronger one is over ohio. a cold front passed by and with the court err pushing in we have had a hard time warming up. i pressure will eventually build in for the weekend. looking for a calmer weather in haven't. across the northern tier of the nation, chilly. even in 240's through the appalachians. much warmer as he had toward the east coast. you can see the appalachians holding back the coldest of the air right now. thankfully, it is keeping us in the 60's right now rather than the 40's. future cast will show the storm stays to the west. sho

look. fair weather clouds from the west. a couple of showers north. for most of us right now it will be dry weather. you look west and sight of us. you don't see much in the way of weather systems. it is clear skies that are headed our way as the last of the more active weather pulls out of the northeast. high pressure comes in to replace the whole ball of wax. it is the clear weather to the west. this is going to be our story over the next three days or so meaning lots of sunshine. it will be on the crisp side especially by night. our future trends a few clouds around. as we go to saturday mostly sunny conditions. i think basically brilliant blue skies, not a cloud in them as we go into the day on sunday. the tropics still kind of active right now. take a look at the south. we have a 70% likelihood that this storm south of cancun, that this thing could develop into a tropical storm so that would extend our season. and storm late october. we have one storm off the coast of the northern coast. so still keeping an eye on points south of us. in the meantime it feels li

torn and used looking clothing have been upgraded to plame quality. here are those out there that will self-destruct and take us with them. years ago, we knew them as insane and possibly dangerous. today, we bend over backwards to accept them as part of our human family to be cherished as humans are. democracy and freedom are as worthwhile as the character and culture of its people and society. the dignity, self-respect, and privacy. you can have a meaningful society. -- you cannot have a meaningful society without them. thank you for listening. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> everybody comes up here thinks that something is going to result from their speech. they have to, or they would not come up here, right? i am glad that they are protesting wall street. i feel like getting a megaphone that says that david rockefeller said in his memoirs that he hates the united states and that he is using chase manhattan bank and others to destroy the united states. go to several website. i am seriously thinking about doing that, but i do not want to g

us. looking at our future cast, there you go. into the afternoon, most of the rain will stay south of the north carolina, virginia border. we're still looking at clouds here with showers and rain and kentucky. this moves toward the north by midnight. especially south and west of town, look to the middle of the day and the afternoon, showers and maybe a couple of rumbles of thunder tomorrow cannot be ruled out. next three days, 72 today. a late shower possible. rain tomorrow. 67. showers on thursday. highs in the low 70s into friday morning, 70 but the weekend, that looks better. saturday, 64. the 'skins are home sunday. should be near perfect day for that with highs in the low 70s. if they could put a w on the board, even better. >> that's right. giving it the green light because everything looks great. we'll take a tour of virginia starting off with the beltway on the west side of town. here's a live look north at the robinson terminal, just north of 95 and springfield. heading up toward 66. both looches the beltway actually look

it keeps the storms away from us. look at what's developing. a nice circulation down in the southeastern part of the us us off shore. whether it will be tropical in nature or a storm coming up by the middle of the coming week, we likely will get rain out of it. so we stay dry over the weekend with plenty of sun. tomorrow up near 80. a few clouds on monday. increasing clouds. tuesday night into wednesday and thursday. rain chances are up. even through that, temperatures stay in the 70's for highs. >> i hate to say this "w" word, "winter" but i guess we have to. in keeping your family's health in tiptop shape. what you need to stock up on in your medicine cabinet. >> and what has prompted health officials to come up with a new way to ensure consumer safety. >> later we'll take you to the los angeles courtroom where jurors in the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's >> in this morning's consumer alert health officials say a listeria outbreak have lead to 21 deaths. illnesses and deaths have been reported in 23 states. 300,000 cases o