that means that it is difficult to drive a train at high speed. a maximum speed of about 200, 250 kilometers an hour. and the problem there is that you are passing through areas where hundreds of thousands of people are living. narrator: many of those people live in the old city of delft. here, the new rail would run parallel to old tracks that currently pass through the city on an already unpopular viaduct. man: it's a busy viaduct that runs through the town, the old to center. it's a busy viaduct, a noisy viaduct, a viaduct that, uh, that pollutes the area. delft isn't very glad with it, the inhabitants aren't very glad with it, ( speaking louder ): so we'd rather tear it down and build a new tunnel, a new tunnel with four tracks, that's big enough, ( in normal voice ): with enough capacity for more trains without we having all the problems, all the noise. narrator: but the city is almost 800 years old. it has many canals and old houses. so it would be very difficult to build a tunnel through the town center. van der wusten: if you wanted it to

we are tracking a ridge of high pressure. a little bit below the seasonal average. here is a look at the numbers right outside the door. satellite and radar shows cloud cover really leading the area serious sunshine inland in temperatures for the most part will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. it will be another day in the '90s for fairfield and livermore. again, a pretty nice content conditions. in the 7 day around the forecast shows not much changed. in >>george: an accident on 101 leading to san francisco near the 280 interchange is really jamming of the traffic. this cutback of not reaching beyond brisbane and south san francisco for the 101 northbound right. there was a report of a second crash in the background. the bay bridge westbound, no backup, delays or weeding. highway 92 was a hot spot but is cleared out now. your ride on the golden gate is a little heavy southbound fast heavier this morning and other days of of the furious in >>darya: city leaders are trying to stkeep professional sports teams in oak

you see the stock markets today, a four-year high. here's the big thing to watch which could determine the bounce. the job numbers coming out tomorrow morning. if you see job creation above 150,000 they believe that could give them more of a bounce than they're saying publicly right now. >> see you again very shortly. and as george just said, the president's surrogates have been diverting the famous questions, are you better off today than you were four years ago? but today i sat down with first lady michele obama, to ask her if she thinks it's time for democrats to change that answer and also to ask about the president's speech tonight. what does she say to him before he walks out to the podium? >> something you say to him before every big speech? >> no, i just tell him to enjoy it and reassure him you're going to do great because he always does. >> and he traditionally, i'm told, comes to you afterward and says, how did i do? >> yeah, that's the first thing. >> do you tell him the truth? >> absolutely. absolutely. because one of the

what keeps a mooirj major high rise building -- how many stories is this building? 50 stories, plus or minus a few. it was designed in the '60s by the firm buneir, who are the preeminent structural engineers from 1925 until this building. and then after this building they were priced out of the market by architectural firms that gave away the engineering services. the form of brunier was about 30 years ahead of their time. their designs are brilliant. and if you look at buildings that they did in the '20s and '30s it was like this guy was so smart, it was mind-boggling. >> so this building is a high rise building and a high rise building is one which is more than 75 feet from the ground, from the sidewalk to the highest occupiable floor. >> which is generally seven stories. >> typically more than seven story buildings become high rise buildings. and in san francisco, there are about 500 high rise buildings. we are requiring the fire pring lers be added to all -- sprinklers be added to all high rise buildings except for certain residential uses only. >> and historic.

this is a stock that trades at a high multiple. you are saying you have about a billion users out there. >> we don't know is the bottom line. >> this is a tiny step. they are going to allow people to send gifts. i like single malt scotch. if that is the totality of what they will do. if you are going to go public you ought to know how you are going to make money before you do that and not figure it out afterwards. >> people might leave facebook and this is much more geared towards the mobile user. you don't tend to have many different programs up. you are not going to have facebook plus amazon and single malt scotch.com. you will have one thing up. if that is facebook and that person can spend more time on facebook that is more opportunity to monetize. >> think about the four inch smart phone devices. they are keeping you on their app. you are not going to go to amazon's app. it is the right step for a company that hasn't given a lot of plans about how they plan to make money. >> here is the gift that keeps giving, the supply of sto

well, we are going to end with a t high within a t high like a wheel that goes around and around and around. i want you to figure out there is a multiplecasion problem in here and i want you to see if you can tell us when we are done what it is. something will repeat 3 times. [applause] okay. which one of you figured it out? yes. >> 49, hum... >> i can see how you would say that, why do you say that? there is 49 of something. okay. did you notice the turns? the spins? how many were there in one piece? yes. no. yes. 9. how many times did we repeat that? how many times? 3. 9 times 3 -- is 27. we did 27 turns but we were going, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1. that's a sophisticated math concept, you were not wrong. i bet you will grow up to be a mathematician. i will give you my address you will have to send me your first paycheck because i taught you this. at this point we would like to thank you very much for coming. if you have any questions. i don't know if we want to open it you will for questions. may be just a few? okay. yes. what's your question? >> how do we get in this program? that is a go

exobiology this was to streamline the robot into a comparable high tech pants that could be bought, sold and worn anywhere. >>> you can walk again, just to play >>>differently >>> whayou are taking a live lok at the golden gate bridge. you could see plenty of log at 711 this morning. temperatures in the '50s. temperatures will get into the low 90's at it for the ice. highs. >>> will be dry on the rai radar. we will seek a change in the temperature as the onshore flow increases and decreases. in downtown la pieta, are wine and music festival today and tomorrow. low to mid '80s pork the highs. it was gorgeous weather. tonight it will be chilly, but it will be nice. mainly dry and clear. here is here a satellite radar review. chances are if you are in the north bay or anywhere in december cisco, you are dealing with cloud cover. our weather is been dominated by 880 huge area of high pressure. blupaul the clock around, we'ren the other edge. we are getting beaas coming in m the ocean. not too hot and not to cold. temperatures will be just right over the next couple of days. it lot we can sun

sorry for the pain it's caused, especially tory smith and his family. >>> news time is 6:05 after a high speed chase that ended near north charles and greenway, police say they were pursuing the two teens in a stolen suv, they called maryland state police to help out. they caught up with the suspects as the car crashed into a speed limit sign in the middle of the roland park neighborhood. >>> these are the stories that we hate to tell. a child shot and his mother, too. this happened in baltimore city and neighbors as well as police want to know how this could happen and why. sherrie johnson joins us now and hopefully they're getting closer to those answers. >> reporter: police are still investigating. officers are searching for a person of interest. this shooting happened around 9:30. a 4-year-old boy and his 33- year-old mother were shot during a domestic dispute. officers responded to the 900 block of gorsuch avenue in the waverly county. the 4-year-old was shot in the hip. the shooting happened inside the woman's home and neighbors say a swat team was called to the same home about two

going up to a high of 78 tomorrow. but then nice weather all the way through saturday, most likely. the next best chance of rain coming up on sunday. >> that's a long way away. >> a guy up in new jersey turned his mom into a youtube sensation after he caught her sleepwalking in their kitchen. >> and what exactly are you doing, ma'am? >> it's a special call. >> nick kote posted this photo after finding his mom dancing in the kitchen while sleepwalking. kind of unusual, but in this follow up video, nick shows his mom the late-night dance. she seems just as shocked as him. either way, her tomato cage dance now has more than a million views. that's not a nice thing to do to anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies

chicago, you're looking at a high of 20 overnight. single digits, frost advisories for much of this region. have a jacket ready if you plan on going out through the overnight hours, but also those ice scrapers in your car. you don't want to be stuck with a layer of forecast on your windshield. in europe, the british isles, gusty winds are causing some travel concerns. in london, significant delays there at heathrow due to the strong winds gusting upwards of about 68 kilometers per hour. see those lines very close together. that's indicating that tight rain. so very unstable weather indeed across much of the area. for the midpart of the week, this whole low-pressure area will slowly track towards the southeast, improving those conditions. but the temperatures are remaining autumn-like. 15 in paris, and 17 on your tuesday. now here's a look at your extended forecast. ♪ >>> people are gathering in the indonesian capital jakarta for the annual japan festival. organizers have put on the week-long event since 2009 to promote friendship betwe

low 70s for lunch. 73 by 1:00 with a high today about 78. the drive home temperature at 5:00 still a beautiful 74. let's check in with monika and find out about the early commute. >>> southbound 270 at route 109 looks good but on i-70, west of 270, police search an activity. you want to watch out for them i-70 west of 270 up in frederick. more on traffic at 5:01. >>> bill gates once again at the top of forbes billionaire list. "forbes" magazine says gates has a net worth of, you know, $66 billion. no big deal. investor warren buffett is second on the magazine's list of richest americans with an estimated $46 billion. oracle co-founder came in third. >>> elmo inking a deal with microsoft. the "sesame street" crew is going interactive on the xbox 360k -- 360 kin effect system. >>> the space shuttle endeavour will be wheels up at dawn. it landed in houston wednesday ending the first stage of its cross-country flight. the shuttle of course is bolted to that specifically fitted 747 just like it was in the washington area. it circled around the air

a ridge of high pressure dominates our weather. the good news is it will dominate the weather over the course of quite a few days to come so i think you will enjoy that. here is a look at the highs yesterday which are actually some two to three degrees below the seasonal average. al averag this morning, i'm not going to call it cool. i'll call it refreshing outside. dulles at 60. a cool 52 degrees at gaithersburg and we've got 59 degrees at martinsburg. by midday, we'll be about 74 degrees t will be a very pleasant day. 75 by the 5:00 hour and you'll talking about a high today of about 78 degrees and can you look forward to several cooler sunny days ahead. >> i like how you put that, refreshing. you don't want to say it's cool because then people think you need to put a coat on. >> yeah, like me. >> that front was really strong. with went from 89 to the 60s in one hour behind that front. >> wow! >> that is an indication. >> time to get our first check on traffic with julie wright. >> off to a great start. no problems reported around

a higher strike call. you want it to go the high strike. that's also if you profits are capped. why don't you go ahead and lay out the trade for us. >> i'm looking at a $1 call spread. i'm going to spend 30 cents to buy those october calls and sell the other ones against it. that's basically going to be a 25 cent debit to me. this talk is going to announce earnings on the 17th. >> what we have seen is index volatility. it has dropped much more precipitously than as it on single names. >> the stock is up by more than 150%. the top reformer. at this point would you be more inclirned to actually do what mike said you should not do and that is short or effectively short the stock. >> it is a classic beta trade and you see investors pile into the stock and the options. the stock went up 30 cents yesterday and today. he is suggesting a call spread that cost 35 cents. >> one thing real quick. i do a completely different trade. bullish in bank of america because the stock's below $10 you have to change it up a bit. >> let's wrap this up. you want to buy bank of america, 100 shares would

be of a high- pressure that is developing the pacific. we have not really a low knocking out a high pressure. there's no to the trend. is much like history. with mild weather for the bay area with 80s inland. and will be in between carried to be very nice. we begin with last night with a low clouds along the shoreline. and i see some high clouds in a forecast a bay area. the loss of some low clouds packing and along the shore line tonight. that is per usual for this time of year. it will change as we get closer to the season. you concede that this is an indication we're not out of the summer time yet. if 101 degrees in fresno to be plea mild and moderate. it's 59 up in your rica. we of morning clouds of the airports and services to. with western winds in the afternoon in a forecast height of 67 degrees. we have from a strong for chicago. but other than that denver and los angeles look pretty good carried with could be a notch warmer than yesterday. we've 80 degrees in san jose. we 62 at half moon bay. in the east bay, the winds coming of t

bob: a lot of late movement but it appeared to be up out of the strike zone high. montero pulled it down a good 10 inches to a foot. gets a call. len: that's a season high ninth strikeout. one off his career high set back in 2010. len: back with you tomorrow at 3:00 central. diamondbacks, wgn. you hear the crowd cheering. bob just stood up to adjust his belt. bob: gets that kind of reaction. len: yeah. bob: well-trained fans. noise now. len: couldn't get him to bite. len: sounds like me fishing all summer. couldn't get them to bite. len: season high in pitches. 117, cahill. bob: no reason to throttle back. last start of the season unless he's dealing with some kind of physical issue. it still appears to be crisp good downward movement on the changeup. the sinker has been good all night long. len: probably will set a new career high in pitches thrown tonight. a walk after starting 0-2. bob: after the walk to rizzo, let's take a look at our budweiser play of the game. cahill has been the man tonight. we mentioned the nine strikeouts, gave up one line drive out, four f

a high temperature near 79. now the man with the good news this morning. here's pete gilbert. >> good morning. great night for the orioles. a constable win -- a comfortable win. nate mclouth , 0-2 pitch. the orioles up 1-0. adam jones drove in this one. that was hit hard. 4-0. matt wieters -- mark reynolds. matt wieters had a home run. the orioles are a half-game behind the yankees. 10-4 was the final. the ravens have the lead with under five minutes to play. you have to look in the mirror for reasons of the loss. ray rice had it going. joe flacco shined in the first half. the game-winning drive. and this serves a purpose this week. >> anytime you lose, it creates an opportunity. it forces you -- when you win, you try to build on it. when you lose, you're forced to dig deep. and it's human nature. >> a game sunday night against the patriots right here. >> moments ago, a french court has ordered a magazine to hand over all the topless photos of kate middleton within 24 hours. we'll keep you posted on that. 6:26, 7

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jeremiah is a high school student in new york. ed to bring his cell phone to the class with him. he thinks students could benefit from that. >> i have a question and a solution. question is, why is it that the teachers believe that having a mobile device in their hand will actually work for us when we cannot have one for ourselves? the solution that i have is a idea festival. my local ideas festival is my big idea. it's called envision u. composed of a team of six individuals, we have it so we have young men of color envisioning themselves in places of success and graduating from high school. i wanted to know how do you feel about student organizations that are sponsored by, let's say, foundations in. >> since we're talking about technology, let's tackle the cell phone issue first. is it possible to integrate cell phones and smartphones into the learning experience. >> i hope so. i think of this town hall as a big classroom. we're asking you to be tweeting and texting. i'm a little bit more on the human interaction side where i thi

so a high-rise building has a different set of standards here for residential. when you have mixed occupancy buildings, residential, commercial, b and m, you get to choose which of the standards you want to use. because it is difficult to combine them. you get to choose your standards. for a small residential building, there is a requirement where if you look at our sheet here, in 2009 you must submit a check list, and there is a minimum of 25 green point's required. can you tell us what that means? >> sure. green points are points that you get for including prescriptive majors under the system, and for project to be recognized as green, it needs to meet at least a minimum standard, 50. , including a few prerequisites. energy requirements at least 15% better. so when the current standards past fort points, that is a measure that you need to include the checklist for drawings and also choose a few measures from the checklist that to be very easy to find. there is some recognition of benefits of development in terms of transit and other benefits. 25 points, and th

basically, for taiwan's high-tech industry, the government play a very critical role in the process ine beginning stage. however, i think there's another key factor who pushed the taiwan high- technology industry forward, which come from the silicon valley returnees. narrator: silicon valley returnees. in the 1970s, many taiwanese students went overseas to study and work. mr. hsing tuan is president of unipac optoelectronics in hsinchu park. his story is typical of the silicon valley returnees. he studied for his bachelor degree in taiwan but then went on stanford university in california to complete his doctorate. after 12 years working on research and development in california's silicon valley, he went home to taiwan. if i compare taiwan and the u.s., i would say that taiwan is very much like the early days of the west coast in... in the u.s., the so-called gold... gold rush time... you know, era. that is, there are more opportunities here than in the states, i think. and... so many of us who came back here look for challenges, and we certainly found many challenges. narrator: in the

second grand opening wednesday, more than 1000 news slot machines were put into play, along with a high limits slot room. , also, a new boss lounge and a gift shop. >> i like to play the games, walk around and observe everything. >> most customers we spoke with were having a blast. >> it is hard today to get on machines. i did hit big. it has been really great. >> how much? >> i cannot tell you that. all my relatives would be asking for money. >>, according to casino officials, maryland live was running a promotion in conjunction with the second grand opening that players on their mailing list for eligible for $100 in free slots plight. the motion was so popular it backed up traffic for miles, even on to 295 and 95. it took us more than two hours to get to the facility from baltimore. >> you go to the security desk and they give you a business card to e-mail someone. we took four buses from virginia and i do not think we will ever come back again. >> then there is the question 7 on the november ballot it would bring in table games and also a casino. we were told the company is not getti

a method worth having. we talked about insider buying at the high. other scenario where insider buying makes for an incredibly bullish tell and that's when you have a stock that has an incredibly heavy short position. meaning a lot of bears out there have borrowed shares, sold those shares and are now waiting for the stock to go lower so they can buy them back. and profit by returning the stock to the bank they borrowed it from and collecting the difference between the price they sold at first and the price they bought the stock back at later. it's hard for some people to understand. i want to you think of shorting as like regular investing only in reverse. what do we try to do? buy low and sell high. successful shorts try to sell stocks they think are going to go lower and they buy them back and collect the difference. if a stock has a lot of shorts, it means a lot of people have serious conviction that stock is headed dramatically lower. when you're short, let's face it, the potential downside is infinite. when you own a stock, a stock does stop at

a live report at 5:30. >> a high-school junior with a promising future. police want to know who shot and killed this student as he walked to school in capitol heights. >> speed carries give the city a windfall and a city ha%y >> we want to go back to the breaking news we told you about. we have confirmed a shooting at morgan state university. a campus alert was sent out by school officials. baltimore city police say a male was shot in the stomach. next are transporting the victim to the hospital. we're going right now to capt. retailer to see what more he might know about this. >> all we know is he was shot once in the chest. he is conscious and breathing and was transported by medics to one of the trauma centers. he was alive upon leaving this location. city police have a description of the suspect and they have a name. we're listening to a scenario where they may end up trying to check out a possible residents or the suspect lives. >> we can stayed with the scene for just a second. they were found between the student center and a theater. police say the

hitting a high today of 70 degrees shortly after noon. we're going to be cooling quickly this evening into the mid-60s. let's take a look at first 4 traffic with danella sealock. >> thanks, veronica. >>> right now following breaking news on the rails. if you're taking metro, bethesda station, all the entrance escalators are down. please be aware of that. that is a steep, steep stairs in that area. you're going to have to take them. entrance escalators are down. stations still open. no delays on metro. and seeing delays on marc. brunswick east 890. vre is looking good. over to the roads, if you're making the commute in prince george's county. let's start with 50. no issues there, as you make your way in the bowie area. in both directions, really from annapolis to the beltway, clear. if you're traveling along 5, 301, 210 nice and clear. let me give you a look at richie road, light volume. >>> next the debate surely to heat up over a popular car service in the d.c. region. >>> a clash between a local pastor and the church board members nowher

a climate every once in awhile. [laughter] however tideober, is 70 degrees. is still in the mid high 70's. what a cool and chilly morning. the races up and down the potomac. cloud in sight. our temperatures outside right now is 68 degrees. exactly average. degrees for october 12. there has been a problem with stern weather satellite. it started yesterday. this is from the orbiting , the nasa satellite. is how we look a bit earlier. see the clouds that have dissipated. you can -- this is earlier this afternoon. look at our current temperature. 68 in washington. folks up in hagerstown, 65. there could be sunspots' waking likemorrow morning perhaps as low as 49 degrees. it is beginning to be met in time. look at the dew point. is a measure of how well it may fall. 32 out in winchester. 37 in winchester. 61 degrees. in burlington. we will see a change as the more south and southwest. snippets we have been able satellite.rom the on.ill get more later w you the western view. meanwhile, overnight tonight, as the overnight hours, temperatures will tumble. morning, 6:00 in the morning, our temperatu

so what are your experiences growing up here locally when you came to the high holy days. >>> i went to a public school both high-school and elementary and i was one of maybe a handful of jews saw as a plea: absent when the holidays came about. and it was something you just did. we did it because we return to michigan and this identified as such and hanukkah time i had to sing the drivel song in second grade which has forever left and the erotic and upon my soul having to consult and saying so i grew up in a different kind of group ruled that i don't experience here in the bay area. think jewish is part of the prison of who lives in the bay area but my favorite memory was coming in late from college and remember running into my son to go than there was my family. my father lifted his arm up with his picked hollis and i just jump tried in and felt very safe and protected so and i think of it as the than the smallest i think of that memory. >>> in the jewish community lots of people know and some don't know they're not religious the required actually to go to some to go up to prey on a theo

we'll top out at a high today of 75 degrees. 70 by around 1:00. 'll take a look at the seven-day forecast at 5:51. right now danella sealock with our first 4 traffic. >>> if you're taking the rails, seeing delays on the fredericksburg line. that's due to the csx train equipment problem. here's what you're dealing with. fredericksburg 302 ten-minute delay. fredericksburg 300 line a 15-minute delay. >> danella, thank you. >>> it is 5:42. a local community targeted by hate. why police say a serial tire slasher had his sights set on them. >>> one montgomery county neighborhood is thanking police and prosecutors for their work on convicting a serial tire slasher of a hate crime. steven armstrong targeted latinos in his neighborhood over a four-year period. he slashed the tires of 20 latino families. armstrong was convicted of a hate crime, spent a year in jail, and was forced to move out of the neighborhood. yesterday the anti-defamation league honored the police officers and prosecutors with its shield award. >> we are now able to live in peace in our

hoping to find a suspect in a broad daylight burglary with high-risk, high-voltage consequences. it happened at a home at 35th and quebec streets northwest. first came a blackout. then came a boom. downstairs came the homeowner, off went the suspect. broad daylight? >> yeah. >> reporter: home working on your book? >> unusual in this neighborhood. but that's the times we live in. >> reporter: the victim, allen, a noted professor and author of book reviewer for npr. he was writing upstairs in his cleveland park home when all of a sudden it happened. >> the power went off. then i heard this huge bang, which i took to be some kind of electrical explosion. i came running downstairs. the door had been -- what i thought blown open at the time. >> reporter: he finds his electric meter on his front porch. the door to his house off the hinge. he thinks it's some sort of electrical explosion. enter pepco. they find that that little meter security lock has been tampered with. foul play. enter the police. they determine it's a burglar, a burglar who took that meter off the wall in an effort to

the skins game should be okay sunday with a high of 72. it's 5:48. here comes monika samtani smiling. that's a good sign. >>> of course i'm smiling. i'm at work already. if you're planning to head around town and trying to get to work this morning, actually i think you'll be smiling as well because things look fine. no problems out of woodbridge across the occoquan river into springfield. let's take a live look there right now on the northbound side of 95. looking good. just bunching up route 644 as you head for the beltway. we'll go to a live picture from our kevin king right now. we've been telling but police activity. this is what it looks like on southern avenue near cheese peek. it's closed between chesapeake and wheeler. it's going to be that way throughout this morning's rush hour. so keep that in mind for your travel plans this morning. let's also head over to one more graphic. we want to let you know about some issues going on right now on the marc penn line. delays 30 to 60 minutes because of the storm yesterday it d.c. and bowie. train 403

seoul with a high of 26. tokyo a high of 27 for wednesday. u lan ba tour into the single digits for your high, only seeing 8 by wednesday evening, but overnight hours it will be freezing, only expecting minus 4 in mongolia. definitely starting to see those autumn and winter-like temperatures popping up for you. now over towards the america, continuing to watch a low-pressure area move through the rockies. this is going to be bringing some white stuff here as well, upwards of about 5 to 15 centimeters of snow could be seen in some higher elevations. as we continue to follow this frontal area off to the east, also seeing rough weather across the ohio river valley. going to be seeing large hail, upwards of 100 kilometer-per-hour winds could be apooring with this and wet weather. so any travel plans, you want to watch that closely. south of that front, things are warm. oklahoma city and houston into the 30s, while winnipeg only seeing a high of 13 here on your tuesday. now over towards europe, also watching some rough weather across the british i

we'll see a high of 81 at brentwood. by a summer spread tomorrow, is fog lingering near the coast. high temperatures around 60s on the coast. 60s to low 70s near the bay. then upper 70s to close to 80 into warmest inland locations and there is a look at the accu-weather forecast. we'll warm up sharply sunday the day before labor day. high temperatures around 90 degrees. and mid 90s inland. low 80s around the bay. that is really warm. >> the luckless cardals head back into action tonight. >> taking >>> jerry brown fires back. >> and governor brown throws down the gauntlet's. >> and a fight against the proposed soda tax in the east way. how much is being spent to keep the cola flowing? it's coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and there is friday night, big game. >> and stanford alums perhaps a little nervous. are you okay? i'm okay. >> and i think we're going to do great. >> and optimistic. >> college football tonight with a legacy family. it's the start of life after luck for the cardinals and rick kwan is live. there is a lot

get the jackets out and be ready. >>> coming up, a high school health scare. something a teacher brought to school may have sent kids to the hospital. >>> insider attacks are raising new questions about the future of the war in afghanistan. nbc news is getting some answers. >>> the very people you're training to take over this mission are in some cases turning their weapons against americans and other coalition forces. >>> there are new fears that the threat of a pepco strike could affect your service. >>> and a truck driver has quite a survival story to tell. >>> it's a critical time for the u.s. in afghanistan. the troops, raising the question about the future safety of our troops and afghan civilians. lester holt sat down with general john allen, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. he had a lot to say about what's next for the war. >> the nature of this campaign is not ultimately for us to defeat the taliban. the nature of this campaign is for us to give the afghan national security forces the wherewithal to create security in this country, so the rule of

sunshine, a few high clouds at best.y the time we get to thursday, more sunshine, too, coming your way for the afternoon. evening forecast, it's going to be great. 69 to 73 degrees. again, the wind will start to settle some so a light wind for your evening. another cool start for us, 44 in the northwestern suburbs to 57 degrees closer in around d.c. mostly sunny conditions for tomorrow. absolutely perfect. 77 to 82 degrees. so we get to do it all over again tomorrow. here's a look at your four-day forecast. nice conditions for your wednesday/thursday. friday, as i said, two, maybe three more days of this fantastic weather, because we'll see the humidity start to inch back on friday. there is your rain, and it's saturday, and i don't think we're going to get a lot. certainly do not think we'll have any severe weather. but a little bit of rain in for part of this weekend. your temperatures, low 80s. not too bad. >> loving it. >> all righty. >> thanks, veronica. >>> still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, an owner decides no pennies

it but it's a mature down a good 23 degrees in livermore, 67 there today after a high of 90, currently 61 degrees. that is the city of san francisco, if you have evening plans in the city by the day, make sure that you bring a jacket because it is a ron hyde in progress. tonight bottoming out at 41 degrees, autumn air in santa rosa and mid 50's in mountain view for redwood city into palo alto. 50 along the coastline with low clouds and fog and drizzle. we do have some set at 7:39 p.m. but we will not see it, tomorrow morning we will not see the sunrise, it will be obscured by a debt of stratus and and have more sunshine then what we experience today. the 7 day forcast coming up but first there is sub tropical moisture causing flooding. we have high pressure in an eastern direction due to a trough enhancing the marine layer. this is the stress that caused all of those airport delays. it will extend inland all the way to the sacramento valley tonight overnight and then beginning to retreat to buy lunch hour except for inverness, bodega bay, sausalito and to run. before the clouds gather

cooler today in las vegas with a high of 90 degrees. going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> milder mornings after today. today starting chilly. 40s. low 40s in a lot of locations like leesburg and warrenton. maryfield in tieson's corner, 48. 55 in d.c. the high today going up to 76 degrees under a mostly sunny to partly sunny sky. we are going to pick up more clou and that's your latest weather. don't forget. get the weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. matt? >> thank you very much. up next, savannah talks to president obama about the state of our nation's schools and what he was like as a student. that's right after this. flu protection with a 90% smaller needle. a 90% smaller needle. announcing fluzone intradermal vaccine, a 90% smaller needle, wow that's...short. to learn more talk to your health care provider. [ female announcer ] fluzone intradermal vaccine is fda approved for 18-64 year olds. it shouldn't be given to anyone with a severe

in japan a tokyo court has rejected the u.s. high tech giant's argument that its south korean rival violated its patents. apple filed a lawsuit against samsung electronics japan arguing that samsung infringed on its patents this what is called synchronization technology. this allows the transfer of data from other computers to smartphones other other tablet computers. the judge dismissed apple's claim on friday. he said that the two firms use different mechanisms to compare files in the process of synchronization. apple and samsung are suing each other over their patents in ten nations. this is first ruling by a japanese court on the patent dispute. the tokyo court is now weighing cases involving other patents with the two companies. apple in japan did not give a formal statement on the ruling. however, a company spokesperson said that the ruling covered just one of the contested patents and does not mean the u.s. firm lost the entire case in japan. it also cited apple's victory over its rival in the united states. meanwhile, samsung

a high temperature near 79. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> a new study reveals children living in urban areas are more prone for developing asthma. >> different patterns in in the cities. sick urban babies had higher rates of a virus that affected the development of the lungs, which can lead to asthma. child obesity is more than just a health risk. it is being called a national security issue. >> one if four are so overweight they cannot join the military. part of the problem is the candy and junk food that kids eat every day. school star all tamale part of the solution -- schools are part of the solution. >> the orioles get a chance to close the gap on the yankees. keith mills has the highlights coming up in sports. >> we're getting ready for a big car show this weekend at pimlico. >> we could see some showers today. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is kind of busy in terms of

. >> >>vicki: these hit a football field of a high- school and is not the first time. reggie kumar has more. reggie >> this is the second time this month that the use of stolen a copper wire from this high school. there on the field on tuesday and the lights were working fine. they told me that all of the copper had been stolen. this and that the wires on one end and then pass that the out wires on the other end at the next poll and pulled it out. -- pulled into out. apparently they did not have a way to carry the wire out because they found it in the restrooms. earlier this year thieves broke into the same school in stole everything inside. there will not be able to have a night game until the wiring was -- is replaced pit. with this kind of damage no one benefits. >> the booster club found out that would take $10,000 to repair these lights. that is more than they have. >>vicki: the environmental protection agency is looking into claims that chevron send pollutants into air shaft spin. >> bay area air quality movement found a pipe. i spoke to this man who works with tw

a high around 70, 71. as we head toward 5:00 p.m. 67 degrees. if you have outdoor plans other than the clouds this morning, it will be quiet. we have a couple of showers in southern pennsylvania. a chilly start too. we have readings down to 45 winchester. closer to town we are holding on to 50s although it is 46 in la plata. a nice afternoon. sunshine high, upper 60s to low 70s. monika samtani smiling. i hope that is good news for timesaver traffic. >> we have one accident i have been telling you about this morning northbound side of prince william parkway. keep that in mind for your travel plans. other than that, you have your normal flow stuff as you leave dale city toward woodbridge. the brake lights for this begin closer to route 44, it is bunching up for the beltway. we'll go back to the maps. this time head to 270 on the southbound side. you see all the yellow leaving frederick. it is going to be off and on as you leave clarksburg. the length to 121. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:11. >>> sad news this morning. this is someth