an alternative to that is air jets. air jets do not do that.s a pedestal sink and a matching toilet. it has a wonderful medicine cabinet here with a great feature now, so there is actually a locking compartment so you can put your medicines in there. >> there you go. excellent. and it has got its little shaving mirror or whatever. makeup mirror. normally, this would be recessed, right? >> yes, it would be pushed on the wall, so you have to be again mindful about that. when you are doing the construction, you have to leave a little opening for a period >> one of the big issues we always have is coordination and construction between the fixture's and the trade. the plumber might come along and put a vent pipe or some of the plumbing lines in the wall light real -- right where you want to resist the medicine cabinet, so we need to have the architect or someone coordinate between the contractor and the various subcontractors just to make sure that the homeowner gets what they had in mind when they designed it. >> absolutely. even in a bathroom, the

i have here an air jet. and i am going to take a ball, and i am going to put the ball in the air jet and air is going to pass faster on one side of the ball than the other. now where the air is moving faster, what's going to happen to the pressure, gang? and where it is slower it's going to be-- more. and that means there is going to be a pressure difference and that might act on the ball and hold it up. follow me, i'll make your crops grow, okay? okay. now we've got one more i think in here, but a little one. you kind of get the idea, gang. now what's going on there? do you ever wonder why an airplane stays up-- an airplane? okay. an airplane wing is curved. the air moving across this part here is going faster than here. and you might think because it's going faster, it's gonna push more, but it doesn't, okay? it's like this. you have air traveling across the top of the wing. the air will move faster over here, over here, if it keeps up. you have this air here and it gets over here, it's gone a greater dist

. >> both sides are sticking to their story about the syrian air jets. >> they have seen days of heavy fighting. the syrian army is trying to recapture rebels. at one point, a syrian helicopter veered into turkish airspace but was immediately pushed back. it is yet another incident to raise tensions between the two countries. anchor is still simmering over stopping a syrian airliner. they claim it was carrying russian weapons for the syrian army. what's the cargo consisted of electrical equipment for a radar station. it is not prohibited under any condition. >> there deploying additional tanks and fighter jets as they look at a possible intervention in syria. it is definitely in full swing. over the last few days, hundreds of people have gone to the border to turkey. tensions are not likely to ease anytime soon. >> a clash erupted in cairo's tahrir square over the support and opposition of president morsi. >> this follows the acquittal of mubarak-era officials accused of attacking during the uprising. this sparked a backlash from senior judges. >> plenty of celebrations in russia -- br

the syrian air jet was on a scheduled flight from moscow to damascus. as it was flying south, turkey demanded that the plane divert. this amounts to increased tension between turkey and syria. there's been a week of superior rat i think shelling on the border with turkish gunners responding to what appear to be stray syrian shells. turkey's government has put its military on a high state of readiness. russia wants an explanation from turkey about last night's event, and syria has described the incident has an act of piracy. the cargo had been legit moot and accused the turkish authorities of using aggression against the crew before they were able to leave. >> james reynolds is in the turkish city near the syrian border. let's pick up, james, on what peter was talking about right at the end there. obviously the syrians contesting what was in this cargo. to be honest we only have the turkish authority's word for that it's imlegal? >> yeah, george, the interesting thing is is this, none of the public has seen the cargo. turkey hadn't put it on display. we

terui has the details. >> reporter: the ministry's quarterly report tracks the movement of air force intercepter jets. it says the aircraft took to the skies 209 times between april and september to warn foreign aircraft of possible air space violations. the asdf warned chinese aircraft 69 times. 80% of those warnings happened between july and september. this coincides with the japanese government's nationalization of the senkaku islands, which angered people in china. defense ministry spokesperson say chinese jets usually cross the air defense identification zone and would approach an area 200 kilometers north of the islands before heading back. ministry officials are trying to figure out why. >> translator: we have monitored chinese naval forces in recent years and have observed an expansion of their activities. we must keep on collecting information on aircraft and vessels in the region. we must also carry out our mission precisely. >> reporter: in march of last year, two chinese navy ya-type aircraft flew within 60 kilometers of the senkakus. they came close but didn't enter japanese air space. a

two commercial airlines including an air canada jet were diverted to help look for him. the air canada plane descended to 35,000 feet to 5,000 feet and passengers were asked to act as lookouts, eventually spotting him in the ocean below. >> the captain came on making an announcement saying there were so pleased they had identified the yacht and they could see a person on top of it and they had alerted search and rescue and there were sending out rescue helicopters. >> police were sent to the scene and picked him up. >> but i was not freed until i knew where i was. when i knew i was 270 miles rather than 60 miles, i was a little concerned. by this time, these guys had found me, so i was hopeful we could work something out. >> celebrations in the form of a pitcher-sized drink. when asked if he was headed back to see, he said that he's not because it is too scary. bbc news, sydney. >> we have covered a lot, but there is even more. stay with us on bbc world news. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the fre

that's when a crew of an air canada jet came to the rescue the first time the captain took part in the search in 40 years with the airline. >> i made a p.a. announcement, please help us look for if you see anything because it's very difficult to find anything down even -- 5,000 feet is almost a mile above the water. >> reporter: the emergency beacon set off by the yachts man had so accurately plotted his position the beg jet was roaring over -- overhead last than half hour later. >> as we closed in on the area the first officer said i see what i think is the boat. so we proceeded almost exactly where they had told us it would be. >> reporter: at first there was no sign of the yachts man but the plane made a second spot and he was spotted on deck. >> we were happy when we found the boat the first time and happy when we found the guy alive. >> reporter: 'ry excuse aircraft dropped a liferaft and merchant ship was alongside the yacht to provide shelter from howling winds? >> of the yachtsman was picked up last night by a police vessel. >> you got no idea of the difference between standing

this jet stream is buckling. down comes the cooler air. m is the one bringing the storm through the central u.s.. look at the snow out in the rocky mountains. we even have a model that suggest a couple of furies could be coming here within the next couple of days. temperatures: to the mid- 60s today. tonight we go down to the '50s. look what happened later in the week. we are still warm on wednesday. by the time we get into tears in morning and our twenties coming into the codethursday 20's in the dakota. the big marathon this weekend. the chicago marathon. the runners are going to love this. it is going to be perfect weather. there's the wind in our local area. temperatures in the '60s right now. here's our chicago forecast. for this afternoon made and high-level clouds filter the sunlight. tonight partly cloudy and cool. a temperature reading tonight about 51. tomorrow partly cloudy and mild 69. we are not out of the warm weather yet. we have some nice days >>time for today's trivia. on this day in 1961, the show "mr. ed" debuted. what fo

it said the craft left after it was warned by air force fighter jets. the ministry noted prior approval is required before entering the zone. it set us defensive measure against unidentified aircraft. japanese government officials said the helicopter was flying above open sea during regular training and didn't enter south korea's identification zone. >>> taiwan's envoy from japan has returned to tokyo. the head of taiwan ease liaison office came back to japan. >> translator: there is no change in taiwan's claim of sovereignty over the islands. i want japan to understand taiwan's intent to promote peaceful dialogue and joint development. >> they want to quickly resume negotiations with japan on fishing rights around the islands. the talks have been suspended for more than three years. >> translator: fishery rights are an important issue that effects the livelihood of fishermen. i will negotiate with japan to decide the timing and agenda of fishery talks. >> he also expressed hopes to deepen ties with japan despite issues. >>> people who live or work in o

slaughter is about to face a new compact absolutely the world's second biggest a low cost air carrier easy jet is about to start flying to russia ukase aviation regulator has picked the airline over virgin atlantic to fly between london and moscow the first flights are scheduled for early twenty thirteen and easy jet is already eyeing in other five russian cities to use private swings to. their no budget airlines and russia although the country's second largest carrier trance hour has announced plans to start one. and it's not time for the markets let's go straight to russia and what we're seeing there is not a pretty picture it has all slipped into the red and that's despite higher oil prices crude has kept out of its longest losing streak in five months and that's despite the fact that according to some forecasts we're about to face the biggest surplus about four years on the currency market at the moment the dollar showing some strain to the european currency the ruble is trading stronger to the current sebastian asia is makes this hour the nikkei is recovering from a four day losing streak

friendship airline aeroflot absolutely and it's going to be the world's biggest a low cost air carrier easy jet it's about to start its flights to russia u.k. is every nation regulator has picked the airline over virgin atlantic to fly between london and moscow the first flights are scheduled for early next year and easyjet is already eyeing another five or seven cities to spread its wings to their no budget airlines in russia at the moment although the country's second largest carrier trans iroh has announced plans to start one any vacation analyst mark explains why the previous efforts failed. but a lot of his commitment budget carriers in russia will push prices lower passenger flow by attraction to. travelers that's for the absence of russian language stare lines infrastructure is the problem for example only ten percent of russian airports can accommodate foreign planes the most coveted aviation moscow reach its maximum capacity in just three years of the year and this time now to check out the equity markets let's start with europe it's higher as you can see although the life of guy mille

half moon bay unlimited other than a little haze or spray in the air there. jetream well up to the north, classic high pressure on top of low pressure, high pressure clockwise low pressure counterclockwise wind bringing us a little bit of an onshore wind not a strong one that's why we don't have a fire danger, enough of one that it is going to get hot everywhere today and that poor air quality will build up again. mainly in the 50s by 7:00. we jump into the 80s away from the coast by noon, 70s there, mid 70s coast 4:00 near 90 bay near triple digits inland then starts to cool during the evening low 80s by 7:00 inland 75 around the bay still 68 at the coast. the coast is a two-day thing yesterday and today, tomorrow significantly cooler in the 60s back in the 70s around the bay by wednesday anahuac in the low to mid 80s thursday inland temperatures back to average those three days in those three areas be careful today let's find out about traffic. >>> good morning. very light in san jose, 280 just a couple headlights going through your screen, snaking from san jos

delaware, but pehappens it will be slightly to the north of that, cold air marching in, the cold air system with jet stream energy, going to tie in, wrap in to the storm both systems coming together, starting saturday night, our weather will begin to go down, sunday as sandy comes in, the jet stream comes in and the front mixes in as well. let's head over to mike masco. >>> let's talk about the scenario, impressive storm, that's what we will talk about. if it doesn't go over your neighborhoods you are going to feel the effects. i want to show you something. i want to show you how large wyatt everhart was talking 1200 miles in, what the set is up, here is storm, it's going to go towards the north, the guidance has been spot on for that. then the question is when does it ma tick hook in to the coastal sections? is it over new jersey, atlantic city, or over the delaware bay, or is it as far south as ocean city. that is a question we will answer over the next 36-72 hours. a couple of track potentials. this is really the worse case scenarios it has guidance supporting it. sunday through tuesday, winds st

competitor absolutely and it's the world's biggest or second biggest i should say low cost air carrier easy jet it's about to start its flights to russia ukase aviation regulator picked the airline over virgin atlantic to fly between london and moscow the first flights are scheduled for early twenty thirteen and easyjet is already eyeing another five russian cities to spread its wings to their no budget airlines in russia although the country's second largest carrier trans i row has announced plans to start. an aviation analyst mocks the video explains why the previous efforts failed. before the test is complete budget carriers in russia will push prices lower and boost passenger flow by attracting train travelers that's for the absence of russian low cost airlines infrastructure is the problem for example only ten percent of russian airports can accommodate foreign planes the most coveted aviation hub moscow reach its maximum capacity in just three years. and let's not check out the equity markets starting over and europe and it sounds as though the likes of a france telecom and you know lever

weekend forecast, i mentioned that cool pool of air and jet stream dipping into the carolinas for thee being. warming trend and lots of sunshine, surge of warm air from the south and west, keeping temperatures in the 70s early next week. something to look forward to. 74 today. little sunshine later. mild for this time of year. winds out of the south 5 to 10. seven-day forecast, cool weekend with temperatures in the 60s. warmup early next week, back in the 70s by monday, tuesday and wednesday. well into the 70s tuesday and wednesday. again, love it. love this time of year. >> not bad at all. >> beautiful. >>> thank you, sir. >> let's take a look at some of the stories people are talking about right now. when we like to sit around and say whatever we think. >> friday. shoot the breeze. >> a woman kicked off a bus because her child's diaper smelled. she was taking him to the doctor. the one-year-old was suffering from the stomach flu and had an accident on the bus. it happens. the driver made the woman who is four months pregnant get off a half mile away from the clinic she was heading t

if you follow that, and that's a big strong push of cold air, it opens up the jet stream on the eastern seaboard. allowing a window for sandy to run near the coast. the other option, if that air is shallow then sandy shoots toward the eastern atlantic. >> okay, sam, show me these models on what the probability it is it will hit the east coast? >> you can see that it's a compelling watch on that eastern seaboard. as of yesterday, most of the models were leaning out to the atlantic. as of today, they turned this storm system by the end of the week into the corridor toward new york and boston. >> great to have you with us. thank you. >>> now, we move on to something else that millions of americans are watching tonight. the red-hot race for the white house. our new abc news/washington post poll out today shows the two men deadlocked. governor romney on top by a hair tonight. so, which group of voters could still break this tie? and why was the republican camp scrambling on a hot-button issue today? 13 days until americans go to the polls. it's your voice your vote. and abc's david muir is i

. >>> an australian sailor has been rescued thanks to the crew and passengers of an air canada jet.days later he triggered an emergency beacon. the passing jet was asked to help so the pilots dropped to 4,000 feet and asked everyone on board to look out their windows and soon after the man was spotted and a rescue boat was >>> the blond bomber is free tonight. the sea lion was released into the pacific ocean today at rodeo beach in marin. crews rescued her after she was spotted tangled in plastic. the sea lion turned back to look as if to say thank you before entering the water. >>> the giants will be going to the beach if they don't win tomorrow. it's do or die for them now. >> backs against the wall. got them right where they want them. >> that's right. >> i don't know from a giant's perspective the story was supposed to read like this. tim lincecum steps up big time, erases the memory of his miserable regular season. instead he just made sure it was all an indelible memory. walked the second guy and matt holiday takes him right back up the middle. john jay the lead off man no pro

. >>> an australian sailor has been rescued thanks to the crew and passengers of an air canada jet.nine days later he triggered an emergency beacon. the passing jet was asked to help so the pilots dropped to 4,000 feet and asked everyone on board to look out their windows and soon after the man was spotted and a rescue boat was september to háe him. >>> -- a boat was sent to help him. >> and it was a scramble with the seattle seahawks, who is now on top. >>> the blond bomber is free tonight. the sea lion was released into the pacific ocean today at rodeo beach in marin. crews rescued her after she was spotted tangled in plastic. the sea lion turned back to look as if to say thank you before entering the water. >>> the giants will be going to the beach if they don't win tomorrow. it's do or die for them now. >> backs against the wall. got them right where they want them. >> that's right. >> i don't know from a giant's perspective the story was supposed to read like this. tim lincecum steps up big time, erases the memory of his miserable regular season. instead he just made sure it wa

sixteen fighter jets forced a syrian air airbus a three twenty to land in ankara now that was because that was that was a plane that was on route from moscow to damascus we believe that the airport left in moscow with the airport right in the center of the city the syrian foreign ministry saying that the reason that the turkish foreign ministry saying that the reason that this plane was forced to land was because turkish intelligence officers had information that suggested that there was weapons on this plane on route to damascus now the plane is currently on the ground safely in ankara where border guards are currently looking through the plane searching the plane and the luggage of the thirty five passengers the statement from the turkish foreign ministry went on to say that. his country would not allow weapons to enter syria through turkish airspace. this comes after a summer whereby as you mentioned this plane was on route from moscow to damascus it comes after a summer whereby there was hysteria in us media and elsewhere around the world with claims made that russia was supplying

a new competitor that's right and that's going to be the world's second biggest a low cost air carrier easy jet it's about to start its flights to russia u.k. is aviation regulator has picked the airline over the virgin atlantic to fly between london and moscow the first whites are scheduled for early two thousand and thirteen and easy jet is already eyeing another five archon cities to strive its wings too there are no budget airlines in russia at the moment to build the country's second largest carrier trans hour has announced plans to start one and aviation analyst marks but it isn't explains why the previous efforts failed. but all of us is going to budget carriers in russia will push prices lower and boost passenger flow by attracting train travelers and screw the absence of russian low cost airlines here infrastructure is the problem for example only ten percent of russian airports can accommodate foreign planes the most coveted aviation hub moscow will reach its maximum capacity in just three years. plus now check out the markets will start with the year of and is trading higher the sour

jets. pilots have given out an increasing number of warnings from planes from china. >> reporter: the aircraft took to the skies 209 times between april and september to warn foreign aircraft of possible air space violations. chinese aircraft was warned 69 times. 80% of those warnings happened in july and september. chinese jets usually cross the air defense identification zone and would approach an area 200 kilometers north of the island before hitting back. ministry officials are trying to figure out why. >> translator: we have monitored chinese naval no, sforces in re years. we must keep collecting information on aircraft and vessels in the region. we must also carry out our mission precisely. >> reporter: in march of last year two chinese navy ya aircraft flew within 60 kilomete kilometers. they came close but didn't enter japanese air space. administration authorities cently dispatched patrol vessels to the water around the islands. they traveled just south of the islands. the number of asdf scrambles against chinese aircraft has risen rapidly over the last several years. it happened 31 are times in the fiscal year 2008. 156 times in 2011. that's a five fold increase. >> translator:

air to the west. the cold front coming in, jet stream energy ramping the storm up to really historic levels as it moves in to maryland towards monday and tuesday. the cold air will be blasting in. as we take a look at the set up, the trend shows, sandy coming up the coast, jet stream diving in, and the storm strengthening towards sunday nite. there are wild cards, questions with the storm for more on that one. head to mike masco. interesting day, we have been watching the storm up folding and developing and intensifying. we feel confident on the storm off of hatteras. around 50, 60 miles. when does it come incomes when does it take the left hook in to shore and it's going to be up to two track scenarios. we will show you, two thoughts we are going to maintain a two track scenario deal. worst track through the even shore, over ocean city, and shooting it up towards queen ann's county and over baltimore. not far out of the realm of possibility of gusts around 55- 60. rain is a big player. 3-5 inches of rain. if we do see that the track goes towards the north, we are going to get something out of this. it

he had set off his emergency beacon and authorities alerted an air canada jet flying in that area. the pilot called on the passengers to help him look for a boat in the water. and they found it. from 6,000 feet up, they spotted the yacht, and help was summoned. the boater had been drifting there for several days. >>> european astronomers have discovered a new planet about the same size as the earth. it was found using a telescope in chile. the planet is in the solar system right next to ours. the sun can even be seen with the naked eye. scientists believe the new planet is too hot to support life but have not ruled out the possibility of life on other planets in that solar system. >>> fascinating to see with the naked eye but only in the southern hemisphere. we can't see it here. maybe we ought to get on a plane -- >> and go down to chile. i would be willing to do that. >> cool that they used the passengers to spot that ship. >> he was very happy about it. >> i'll bet he was. >> talking a little hockey. guys still waiting to get this lockout situation solved. hoping that they might

we can see the dip in the jet stream, this is going to with us for the next couple of days. the warmer airll move in as the jet stream retreats to the north. we will warm up a bit but we have today and tomorrow of temperatures pretty much below average. future trend, a chance for showers to push in, as we go in to the afternoon. drying out for tomorrow and as we head in to wednesday. this is what we are looking now, as we look at the planner for today. 44 this morning, in to lunchtime, 54 degrees. the temperatures will try to go up, not so much. we will stay in the 50s all day long. 6é÷high around 57 degrees. that's coming in well below. a look of the seven-day forecast =#a÷as on cÑwednesday are see more sunshine drier weather, warmer temperatures, next chance for showers work in here friday evening. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> woe we are dealing with a serious crash, bicyclist has been struck by a car on route 7, near hidden stream drive, if you are traveling in the area,  stick with route 40 or 95, as your alternate routes. i got ;!roff the phone with pol

flight or under the flight path, at least, complained about all the noise and in the year 2000 an air france jeter takeoff from paris and killed 113. officials grounded all the concord flights for more than a year after that crash. they reduced -- the reduced ticket sales sparked the fleet's permanent retirement. but it took one last flight across the pond nine years ago today. wasn't cavuto on one of those things. i think cavuto took one of those flights. he is fine though. now you know the news for this wednesday, october the 24th, 2012. i'm shepard smith. we'll see you back here tomorrow. the o'reilly factor is coming right up. >> hey, this is joe buck from san francisco where tonight fox sports proudly begins its coverage of the 108th world series the detroit tigers after winning the pennant last thursday finally get to send their ace justin verlander to the mound giants coming off a

let's not forget that alcoa's aluminum is the skin of choice for navy and air force jets.have to hear fiscal cliff chatter as well. second, aluminum is a huge raw material for cars and trucks because it's so lightweight and saves energy. well can get reports from gm, but alcoa is a much better read on things. third, you need alcoa building materials to skin buildings. commercial construction that has lagged so badly. this is the worst division for alcoa. lately we hear of a turn. let alcoa tell us if it's for real. first, a tremendous amount switching from gas turbines there is no way to judge this because of disparate turbine makers. but they all use alcoa aluminum. fifth, alcoa makes drill pipe, the kind we use for deep floors of oil. only game in town. we'll get a nice insides on on that too. finally, has become an important part of the technology food chain, the skin of the ipod. plus bottles and wraps. unfortunately, they also make i think gots and alumna. it's pure commodity and keeps alcoa down. it's there that the shortfalls keep coming. some of that is because the

here comes a big winter time jet stream dip with a lot of cold air and the question is does this jet stream dip capture sandy and pull it towards the east coast, or does sandy just go out the sea? however, there's a third possibility, and that is the storm goes out the sea but all the warm air associated with the tropical system merges with the cold air and this jet stream dip and that forms a new low which could be a major nor'easter that could mean extremely heavy snows across the appalachians, western pennsylvania, heavy rains along the coast and some very strong winds. interesting set up and one that will have to be watched very closely. >> thank you, david bernard. we have a new hour by hour picture of the attic that killed the ambassador to libya. sharyl attkisson has new information. four americans died including ambassador chris stevens. the first alert was sent that afternoon it read u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi under attack. the alert was sent to the white house situation room and government offices. the next e-mail read the firing has stopped attempting to locate em

air on the backside. once that goes by, the jet stream will dip down to the south. ill allow the cooler air to spill and from canada and we could have our first frost of the season by monday or tuesday. high temperature today between 78 and 83 degrees. the average high temperature today is 70. increasing clouds with a chance for a few rain showers. about a 30% chance for rain tomorrow. look at the high temperature on sunday -- 59 degrees. the wind was shifted to the north east. it will be a chilly day. the sun comes back out on monday and tuesday. overnight low temperatures in the 30's and 40's. >> the state comptroller's office is warning of a virus that tries to scam money out of the victims. the computer locks up and the message that the user pay the comptroller's office $200 pops up on the screen. if you stash away vacation time , there is some bad news. it is overshadowed by good news. chris clackum explains. >> if you're thinking you were the only one jetting off on that fall vacation, think again. >> two out of three travelers said they plan to take a week of

there are two jet streams involved. it brings the cold air from canada. what is going to happen? two jet streams are set up. they will start to collide and so they start to collide and cause a lot of problems so when the storm moves in here like this, too, we were talking about things to be ready for. we look at stuff like this. if you don't have, you can run your car off your battery or something leak that. this is one of those things that looks a little geeky but wirth this if you need your hands free, if you're trying to fix something or clean out the gutters and stop the rain, you can do that. then you have a hand headlights, a little handy gadget. it is led light and very bright. you can hang it up. then you have the invert able to help power things inside your house. >> one of the things we have been saying historic out ffer i city where this may make man fall. >> we're nervous because the storm several, noah is coming out with something between 6 and 10 feet of storm surge. that is what makes this -- we don't analyze that. you go isabel, you think hay smell, sure. but these

threatened retaliation over the alleged deadly israeli air strike on an elms factoring cartoon to refuse to comment on reports that four of its fighter jets carried out an air raid on a plant providing rockets to gaza foreign policy expert and he's told me that potentially a major crime has been committed. if the you know the sudanese allegations are true this is a flagrant violation of international law which will sudan are not a were you can bomb a factory in sudan anytime they want everybody has the right to defend themselves within the confines of international war israel and other countries including the united states doesn't have the right to go around bombing other people's countries saying that it's in self defense and we don't even know what was going on in this factory of conventional weapons was it something you know sudanese say it was conventional weapons was it intended for hamas in gaza you know it's really the voices are suggesting or did have nothing to do with gaza at all we don't want to live in a world where one country can unilaterally make these claims doesn't have to provide any evidence and then can carry out a mil

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air. and then you have the jet stream. not a meteorologist.incredible. already putting like utility come pans a companies are putting their folks on alert. folks who asked for days off. no, you can't. you have to come back. they will start working preemptively. >> impacts halloween. impacts last minute travel plans. what have you. watching weather, forecast a lot yesterday. people are hoping, maybe it will turn back to sea. last forecast i saw was 10% chance of turning back to sea. it will hit some where. keep an eye from now, early monday tuesday. >> we move on to a tear blow heablow -- terribly heartbreaking story, e described as blood curdling screams rocked a new york neighborhood. a young mother discovered her two young children stabbed to death and their nanny holding a bloody knife. abc's brandi hitt has the the story. >> reporter: a new york city mother cham home to find the unimaginable. her two young children stabbed to death in theirt side apartment allegedly by their own nanny. >> she entered the apartment, enters the bathroom and

. >>> israeli air force video shows fighter jets shooting down a drone that crossed deep into israeli airspace. it was not immediately clear who launched the drone. but suspicion fell on the lebanese group hezbollah. this is the first violation of israeli airspace in 6 years. >>> great time to be a sports fan in the bay area. only problem, there aren't enough seats. how some as fans are trying to take the lid off the oakland coliseum. >> from the cbs 5 weather center, good evening, everybody. let's head back on outside and take a look at the pristine conditions in and around our bay area. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera aboard chopper 5 high in the skies. we continue to see all the activity associated with fleet week. we still have your full sunday forecast. that's straight ahead as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. available seats just can't match the demand for playoff tickets. so: fans have st >>> it's a fantastic problem for the oakland as available seats just can't match the demand for play-off tickets. so fans have started an online petition to have the tarps

now there are 10,000 to 20,000 surface-to-air mills ready to shoot our jets out of the sky. where are we going does back to libya. thank you, sir. >> governor romney is sending a second day in must-win ohio and new word that the strategy may be starting to work in that state. we will have the latest polling numbers. this is "studio b." i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer

questioned moving away instability behind it, the freckled nature of clouds, colder air over warmer water which is unstable jet stream 110 miles per hour providing the lift needed, if not the sunshine providing the lift also. one storm on live doppler, falls apart as it moves through the south bay during the evening commute not much after that you see scattered showers try to develop and push across the bay overnight probably not much hail but brief downpour possible a few showers lingering tomorrow at noon everything is gone by the afternoon wednesday thursday morning storm lapping at the coast for the better part of the day the storms will stay along the coast in the higher terrain there, quarter to half inch when this instability ends thursday afternoon. sunshine by friday warmest temperatures will fall in line with the weekend saturday and sunday. >>> a vaccine that helped mice reduce belly fat could have a human application in the future. officials say belly fat is a problem for a lot of folks because it is linked to more serious health problems. research used heat generating cells injected into the belli

to prevent that, hut drops his right wing, trading altitude for air speed. the jet'smputer voice warns their gear is not down for landing. with the ground approaching rapidly, hut must level the aircraft before ejection. >> what's paramount is wings to be level. it really helps your chances of survival. when you put any bank on the airplane, it lessens, especially in a low level environment. all i was thinking about was make sure we were wing level before we ejected. >> the pilots try to restart one last time. >> going to try to get a restart going. >> okay. >> okay. engine is stopped. >> with time running out, hut prepares to eject. his last task is to aim the jet where it will do the least harm when it crashes. >> i took a quick look around to see where the airplane was going. straight ahead looked good. set the throttle back to idle. when we're ready, and the ground was coming up fast so it was time to go. >> are you ready? >> i am ready. >> okay. prepare to abandon the aircraft. >> ready. >> eject, eject, eject. >> it's an explosive situation. you're literally sit

a military fighter jet, the canadian air force's cf-18 hornet, is practicing a low speed, low altitudecalled an alpha pass, for the left bridge international air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recording the well-trained pilot's tricky move. one camera zooms in. the other stays wide as the plane slows and starts to turn. suddenly, the pilot ejects. the plane wobbles, then dives nose first into the ground. the multi million dollar war machine explodes into a fireball. thick black smoke billows into the air. the twisted wreckage burns out of control. onlookers are horrified as emergency crews rush to the scene. dramatic close-up photographs show the pilot ejecting from the cockpit seconds from death. he's taken to the hospital. captain brian mews of the 425 tactical wing compresses three vertebrae in his back but incredibly, makes a full recovery and tells his s

ride in the air along the air force f- 15 the 89-year-old hit 1.4, 65 years to the minute yeager originally broke the sound barrier going past 670 miles an hour. the fighter jet was flown by an air force captain benson to commemorate the record set in 1947. chuck yeager rode in the seat behind him. >>> time for a check on your weather with meteorologist lynette charles. she will let you know what you face as you head out the door this morning. >> you are facing mild temperatures. not so bad in terms of temperatures and not wet weather as of now. but as the kids come home from school, that's when we have the chance for thunderstorms in the forecast. some could be on the severe side. but we are taking mainly in southern maryland for today. temperatures on the bus right around 63 degrees. nice and mild. and by this afternoon, still quite warm. 71 degrees. we will need the rain gear as you step home from school today. but all in all, we will see improving conditions. but, right now, satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. plenty of cloud cover across the sky. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if

it could be captured by the jet stream and cold air over the mid-atlantic. that storm could possibly be a huge nor'easter for areas of the mid-atlantic and the northeast come monday/tuesday. it may be a potential big super storm. we'll have to watch that and i'll have details as it approaches. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, disturbing new details about the murder of a 12-year-old little girl. >>> and the fallout from a massive solar flare. >>> and the obama blueprint for hunting terrorists. it's called the disposition matrix. those details straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? [ voice of dennis ] indeed. why they're always there to talk. i love you, james. don't you love me? i'm a robot. i know. i know you're a robot! but there's more in you than just circuits and wires! uhhh. (cri

doing well and looking not not -- at not a lost precipitation and the jet stream cooler over parts of pennsylvania and getting the warmer air shifting in and into that week, the jet stream is going to the north and an influx of warmer air into the beginning of the week and see or temperatures rise into the 70s. in the meantime, for tomorrow, we're talking temperatures into the 60s and this ridge of high pressure willinger through in the mid-atlantic. and no shortage of sunshine. we will get a few winds picking up, however, and we're going to get a northwesterly breeze tomorrow. anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. and that is still going to be a pleasant day and our highs will be into the upper 60s. speaking of fall foliage, ladies, take a look and if you want to go to the airs -- areas of the north to pennsylvania and to the west, we're talking nicely here and not north you go and that 63 degrees and no shortage of sunshine for you. 64 degrees by the 5:00 hour and tonight, things are clearing up. 48 degrees, the overnight low and coo on the cooler side, northwesterly winds from 5 to 10 and tomorrow, the winds will pick u

air. here is how the jet stream changes the next few days. we will animate it for you.udy [periods. winds come here by sunday morning. by the afternoon it reall y starts to blow. a thunderstorm after dark on sunday. this is the flow that warms us up during the day on sunday. look at the warmth returning. 80s in iowa and missouri. that is the stuff that takes over next week. showery spells cooler. the wind returns. high 59 for saturday. partly sunny on sunday. maybe 73-74 on monday. game temperatures around 65 degrees. a 50/50 chance of a thunderstorm. could be an interesting game. time for today's trivia. on this day in 1976 president gerald ford signed a bill posthumously making who a 6-star general. a. george washington. b. robert e. lee c. dwight d. eisenhower. the answer still to come this midday! >>time for sports. the bears have all weekend to prepare for the lions on monday night football. jay cutler has struggled in prime-time, but he's five- and- one against detroit as the bears starter. devin hester should be ready to play on monday. he sat out of practice yes

sports the texans remain undefeated after downing the jets on monday night football. houston's air i don't know foster rushed for 152 yards and a touchdown leading the texans to a 23-17 victory. down 20-7 in the third, the jets' joe mcknight ran back a kickoff return for a touchdown. new york had a chance to take the lead in the fourth quarter, but sanchez was picked off with only two minutes to play. >>> former detroit lie on pro bowl tackler, alex karras well known for his role as a father in "webster" is suffering from kidney failure. he's been suffering from dementia is recent years and is part of the mass concussion lawsuit involving players against the nfl. to baseball now, the cardinals have barbed the nationals 12-4, knotting their series at one. st. louis's carlos beltran hit the last two of his team's four homers. the orioles even it up with if yanks after a two-run single by dave davis in the third. baltimore tacked on a final run with a mark reynolds single there. they held on to one it 3-2. >>> to golf now where tiger woods reportedly apologized to several of his ryder