an alternative to that is air jets. air jets do not do that.al 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, there is a lo

more cold air, jet stream energy. diving down to the south. aiming for the gulf of mexico. it will meet up with warm, moist air. and as a result that will beat ingredient needed for coastal storm here, by wednesday into thursday. so, sunshine, for your monday. chilly sunshine. but still, sunshine, nonetheless. we'll take it. high pressure will provide a cold night. monday into tuesday. as the it gives way. there goes that jet stream energy. aiming for the gulf coast. gathering coastal storm will scoop up all the gulf moisture. atlantic moisture as well. and right up the eastern seaboard. how close the low is to the coast. determining factor in what we see around here. low impact for much the day wednesday. wednesday night. strong winds. potentially heavy rains in the area. closer the storm comes to the coast. more rain and wind we'll get. on the back side of it. may be talking snowflakes. even on the northwest side of the capital beltway. though no snow for new york and new england. a lot of wind and rain. not what they need at all. bundle up. temperatures in the 30s and 40s

by wednesday night is that upper air jet gets caught up with this surface low, it intensifies it. the winds actually pick up to gusts of 50 miles an hour at times, especially on the east shore of long island. the rain continues just a very period there. now, this system is -- now it looks like it's going to slow down a bit. it will weaken a little but it's not going to lose its grip completely on the area all the way into the thursday time frame so we're going to continue to see some rain shower activity along coastal areas in here. on the backside of the system we're actually going to see enough cold air to produce some snow. it could be the heavy wet variety, especially from the cat skills right up through the add iron daks here and into parts of northern new england. if the snowfall values get to be a few inches or so and we combine that with some brisk winds in that area, we may look at another round of poir outages for areas that weren't as affected as the new jersey and long island coast from sandy so there's a lot to work with on this. the details we're style ironing out bu

jet stream, sunday. change. monday. tuesday. stormy pattern. notice where the bay air yeas. jet stream starting to move to the north.o just going to be a very interesting change. we see early next week. half of the bay area will see an ongoing chance of rain. north of san rafael. areas south of san francisco. may see temperatures approaching 70 by tuesday. hour by hour, temperatures tomorrow. 40s, 50s for the morning. just like today. looking at highs in the upper 50s. 60s. 3:00, 4:00. three day forecast out of the weekend. rain to start. mainly in the south bay. the rain transitions into the north bay. far north bay, monday. moving into the rest of the bay area tuesday evening. now the get away day. wednesday. looks look we are going to have to deal with rain. some of the places impacted if we get the rain coming back in. sfo for arriving flights. and the roadways looking wed for wednesday. thanksgiving day. friday, saturday. looks pretty good. so, the timing, worked out pretty well. except for wednesday. going to have rain, middle part of the week. thanksgiving holiday. day after. looks dry. one more round coming

one of the bombs brought by syrian air force jets exploded barely 10 meters from the frontier, shattering windows and the turkish side. activists had several people were killed in the bombing. government forces try to recapture the town that fell to the rebels last week. the hostilities that more refugees streaming across the border. turkish ambulances were standing by to cope. with 120,000 refugees in camps in turkey, acura is concerned about the spill over. the head of neda said the organization stands ready to protect turkey if need be. the turkish foreign minister congratulating the just elected leader of the new unified syrian opposition coalition. turkey and its allies and friends and syria a group of nations that backed the face serious opposition have pledged to give it full recognition and support. we will do everything possible to get recognition from this new body. we will work with the arab league and the gulf states, europe, and america and it will announce recognition of your counsel as the only legitimate representative of the syrians. while the west clearly hopes the unifi

apparently a bomb exploded, dropped by a syrian air force jet, right on the border, about 10 meters inside syria. but very close, close enough to smash windows from the explosion in the adjacent turkish town and also causing a number of civilians to flee across the border. last thursday some been -- something like 9000 crossed the border. rebels of taken hold of it and now the government is struggling to dislodge them. and the battle goes on. extremely close to turkey. golan heights, the request of the ceasefire line on sunday -- an indication this war is very close to the border, sometimes spills over. but i think in both cases, the israeli case and the turkish case, neither of the two countries is looking to get embroiled in the struggle inside syria. they are watching it very closely. they have responded to things coming across the border in the immediate area, but they are not interested in blowing this up and starting a more general conflict with the syrian armed forces. >> we have also heard that under great arab and western pressure, the new opposition group -- putting aside the dif

air. the jet struck an area near the turkish border five times within a.riod of 10 minutes. >> thank you very much. 5:09 is the time. degrees. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. morning karen m. jacqui jeras. 5:12. 47 degrees. -- i am jacqui jeras. adam caskey here. rocking the rain gear this morning. the sturdier umbrella. a bit of a breeze that up.icking at times it could be 15 miles per hour. 42 degrees. we are in potomac. off 270 off montrose road along 270. traffic at speed despite the rain and rhode spray. be careful. especially in the neighborhoods have the leaves that fallen. when they get wet, they do get slick. let us take a look at the radar. take a look at the showers n area.the washingto the yellow is where it is t

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of a mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region bought civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis. and you can keep an eye on what's happening in gaza now websites. a timeline featuring constant updates on the latest plus a live transmission from gaza. and also at that right now how can group anonymous launches an attack on almost seven hundred israeli websites in retaliation to the ongoing forming of this trip more to. the u.s. continues to return rate its support for blaming hamas for starting the conflict president obama and israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu both claim to want a deescalation of the conflict but only provided there's a hold in rocket fire from gaza retired u.s. army colonel wright sa

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region board civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis and here are two we're now hearing that the hamas prime minister ismail haniya has gone into hiding after the israeli air force bombed his gaza headquarters on saturday i will keep updating you on the developing situation in gaza and israel if you can please do stay with us. now as the battle rages on in gaza israel has been fighting on another front i.d.f. shells fell in neighboring syria in response to gunfire that hit an army vehicle in the disputed golan heights and the area has seen artillery fire from both sides in recent weeks and syria claims its shells caused no injuries meanwhile the syrian opposition for

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region board civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis. on air and on line we are bringing you the latest from the middle east live updates on our twitter stream and of course our web site our team dot com. you're watching on t.v. and another tough week for the eurozone as we report just a little bit later on here in the program the single currency blowfish really back in a recession after a twenty four hour european make a strike grow some twenty countries to a standstill plus. china gets its next chairman xi jinping leading a new group of officials to herald the country's growth even further just a few minutes a week to the problems beijing's blistering economy may h

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region board civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis. filmmaker and activist harry fear who is in does or says that israel is using terror attacks six and its ground offensive against palestinians. this is taking a death toll up to now forty five confirmed dead guards and in less than four days the true answer to why is because israel has its mission it has its objective it's got the people that it wants to kill but the thing is it doesn't care about collateral damage it has the same policy if you like as the united states with regard to collateral damage that it's happy to injure dozens of palestinian men women and children as long as it can kill one person who migh

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region board civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis and that we just heard here in r.t. that an emergency arab league meeting in cairo has concluded has indeed agreed to send a delegation to gaza more developments in gaza and other news for you coming up in the next hour also on air online we'll bring you the latest from the middle east and of course with those live updates on twitter stream and our web site r.t. dot com more news in just a moment. catalonia wants to get its independence from the rest of spain locals feel that madrid texas of catalonia economic success is a way putting the region into debt trust me who work hard only to have it all taxed away is ver

with the jet stream bringing in the cool air and that system pushing up, there is a couple of possible tracks that look like the jet stream could move during a bit of a steering mechanism for it, maybe push it out to see if another model is saying, well, one is saying looks like it's going to take closer to the coast. we're seeing right now, the forecast calling for heavy rainfall and that is posting the problem long the coastal regions for new jersey and new york and they have had so much devastation along the coast, there is not a lot to keep the water from pushing on shore. anything could change and let's hope that it does take that track and go out to sea. in the meantime, 40 degrees for tonight and northwesterly winds, chilly. moving up to 52 degrees and not much warmer than today. a couple of degrees and still a cool day. make sure you put your clocks back before we go to bed, talking an hour of sleep to catch up on, good news for you. this is a look at the fox five forecast. into monday, we have plenty of sunshine. tuesday, could see some showers from the system start to push in

all forces in afghanistan and they had backup forces ready just across the border to fight and air force jets on alert to escort the helicopters out of pakistan. the president embraced to go to war with pakistan. one of the things they have to do what will we do if we should down pakistani planes who do we call first? all of these things have to be thought through. it is not like the president considered this could go bad. despite all that's for the reasons they wanted to make sure they would go after the break target and they needed met on the ground. also they would need intelligence at that site. third, admiral who had commanded thousands of missions reassuring the president we can do this to get a and and get out before the pakistan forces obama is characterized as of cool academic mind by he told me the decision came down that he could feel entrusted that make graven had experience to get in and get out i do think it is interesting whether not to announce they have killed been lauded to wait and tell we got dna confirmation as imagine the embarrassment that you killed been lauded but you

last night and every night in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region board civilians to the location and we don't vertically a type we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis you bomb the prime minister's headquarters which is not a militant target but the office of a democratically elected representative of the gazan people so how do you justify that that is not. militant h.q. or is it. a must let's remember is a terrorist organization recognized as a terrorist organization by the e.u. by the united states by much of the international community and we're talking about a democratically elected organization democracy includes a civil state a state where by there's a freedom of press whereby there is free rights for women and freedom of religion and freedom of expression the fact is h

last night and every night but in particular last night even in the middle of the mission we had air force jets that were flying over and they had a precise target ready to be hit and the hamas organization or other organizations in the region aboard civilians to the location and we diverted the attack we are doing our utmost to protect civilians on both sides while hamas is going out of its way to not only put their own civilians in harm but attack our civilians on a day to day basis on air and online we are bringing you the latest from the middle east live updates on our twitter stream and the web site of course dot com. now aside from the ongoing conflict with hamas in gaza israel has also also been fighting on its northern front the israeli defense force confirmed they fired artillery into neighboring syria in response to gunfire and its troops in the disputed golan heights it's the first time in forty years that israel has fired into syria it came amid reports the rebels have captured an airport in the east of syria strengthening their hold of the iraqi border plus this week western attemp

air. the jet stream also responsible for this. temperatures, let's take a look right now into the 60s and 70s. temperatures into the teens, single digits, even. a lot of cooler air moving in. we are seeing that big division. we're going to be on the warm side of that as we head into the course of tomorrow. the jet stream taking that dip towards the west but well to the north as far as east is concerned. we're going to see the warmer conditions continuing to build n a ridge of high pressure will move out. that gives us sunshine. by tomorrow, expect our temperatures to be into the upper 60s with that light southerly flow that is going to be kicking in and we're going to benefit from that as we head into tomorrow. it starts to cool down a little bit once again in the early part of the week. overall, these temperatures will be sticking around. 44 degrees for tonight. light southeasterly winds, clearing skies. as we move into tomorrow, look at this. 68 degrees. some of you could reach that 70- degree mark. a sunny day, very warm and ple

border to create a safe zone of sorts where zillians and rebels would be protected from the syrian air force jetssad said he doesn't think the west will intervene militarily against him. so far, he is right. protected by china, russia and iran he has been the initial kill his own people at will. going forward, there is every reason to believe death toll now above 35,000 will continue to rise during a bloody winter. bret? >> bret: leland vittert live in the middle east newsroom. thank you. back in this country, the votes have been cast and confetti has fallen now. president obama is back at the white house and he is already staring at a full plate of issues, including syria and libya. we look at the chance ahead. >> after returning to the white house last night, president obama today took a stream of celebratory phone calls from world leaders like the u.k.'s david cameron and israel's benjamin netanyahu. the euphoria of re-election is quickly giving way to hard reality of governing with the foreign policy crisis bubbling from iran to syria. plus, lingering questions about the terror attack in beng

. >>> air force jets followed a flight to dulles after a pilot declared an emergency minutes before landing coming to washington from denver, when police say a passenger ignored the landing instructions and started praying in the aisle of that plane. the flight landed at dulles safely. the man was taken away for evaluation. no one else was hurt. >>> this morning we're learning more about how four men convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of textbooks committed the crime. take a look at this sting operation video at george washington university's bookstore. one man places the books on the tablling. another boxes them up and takes them to the loading dock. the books were then sold online. police say the men stole $200,000 worth of textbooks from december of 2010 to january of 2011. >>> police are looking for two men they say robbed a recording studio right after recording a rap song there. ♪ >> police are looking for the men singing that song. it's called "larry hoover." police say the robbery happened early yesterday morning at copycat studios in laurel. several people

rebels are claiming they shot down a syrian air force jet today as well.ernational momentum may be building for the latest move by palestinians. to get united nations recognition. david lee miller on what the u.s. intends to do. >> on the streets of ramallah, on the west bank. posters can already be seen exclaiming state of palestine, member of the united nations. before departing for new york, palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas told supporters he is determined to win a u.n. vote, raising the status of palestinians. to nonvoting member state at the world body. thursday's vote in the general assembly requires only a majority of the u.n. 193-member states and cannot be vetoed by the u.s. it was only one year ago that abbas sought full-up membership, only to be rebuffed by a threat of a u.s. veto with a security council. >> trying desperately to prevent that, to delay and threaten us. and now they understand that this is going to happen. they cannot stop it. >> the palestinian authority is frustrated at the lack of peace talks and the expansion of

organizers say air force jets will perform a flyover during that one. >>> on this veterans day, homecoming for one of the coast guard's newest ships. it's scheduled to make port in an hour in alameda. it's the first national security cutter. it set sail in june. >>> family and friends of a 15-year-old boy killed three years ago this weekend are remembering him and demanding justice. "today in the bay's" kimberly tere has more details on why this case has not begun to trial despite arrests. >> we want justice for michael. that's what he deserves and that's what we're here for. >> reporter: 15-year-old michael russell's family hosted a vigil at this elementary school for the last three years. on november 10th, 2009, russell was stabbed to death in the backyard of his home. >> i can remember it like it happened yesterday. >> reporter: soon after the k l killing police arrested two suspects in the case, both were classmates of the victim. both are being charged as adults. while the preliminary hearing was two years ago, the trial has yet to begin because of numerous continuances. >> we want to

they had air force jets on alert to come in and escort those helicopters out of pakistan if they hadto. in other words, the president embraced as part of the decision going to war with pakistan, at least over the one particular episode. now, one of the things that they have to do in the white house is they have to think through all of these options. what are we going to do if we end up shooting down pakistani planes or in a fire fight with the pakistani army, you know, throwing all of these forces in. how do we explain this to the allies? who do we call first? what do we tell the press is going on, you know, all of these things have to be very dlit -- deliberately thought through. it's not like the president didn't consider all the ways it could go bad. despite aural of that, the decision to send in the seals was made for the reason that to be sure to take the risk was to have the right target, and the only way to know for sure was to have men on the ground, and the other is there was viable important intelligence at the site that they wanted to pick up. thirdly, the admiral who lite

getting more maritime type air mass. the jetfrom west- east one across canada and another across the southern united states. that to point indicates that we're going there. we will have some patchy fog across the metro area. here you can see the cold air polling north we get into '50s by day a little cooler at the lake and then storms hitting the west coast. that next week by wednesday has us up against 60. temperatures tomorrow though may touch 50 and go into the fifties on saturday and sunday. one more day below normal here is this nor'easter. the winds are blowing from the northeast we are sandwiched in between high and dry for all of this. for tonight partly cloudy 28-40 to range. tomorrows sunshine after the clouds lift. partly cloudy and 36 to a long night. and maybe low '50's at the shoreline. i think i would take a good heavy rap. see you in a look it. still ahead saved from an apartment fire as a kid highway chicago firefighters life came full circle. those five our energy drinks may perk you up but now federal regulato

air drill. the troops will practice maneuvering fighter jets to deal with incursion into iranian air space. they're staging a mock counter attack to bring down unmanned reconnaissance planes. app spokesperson for the military said the drill is designed to send a strong warning to those threatening iran. the use of drones over the persian gulf to monitor iran's nuclear program. israel's leaders have warned they'll conduct air raids if iran refuses to halt its nuclear program. >>> afghan officials have requested pakistani help in bringing about peace talks with taliban insurgents. met pakistani foreign minister on monday in islamabad. rabani is head for peace talks with the taliban. he says it's necessary for afghanistan's stability. he reportedly asked pakistan to act as mediator in potential talks. but the insurgents have shown a positive attitude with the u.s. government. former intelligence chief told nhk pakistan is well placed to support peace talks due to the authorities' close relationship with the taliban. >>> china's hu jintao has overseen an economy that expanded year after year af

air coming in. high pressure along the coach, winds more southerly and respond with warmer conditions because the jet stream which was riding low over us a couple of days ago has pushed to the north and pushed the coldest air up north, allowing the warm stuff to come in. the warmest is in the plain states and that's tomorrow's weather. today, into the 60's for highs with south winds at five and generally partly cloudy, and a morning sprinkle or brief light shower. future cast shows the clouds moving out of the picture, dry through sunday but into monday and tuesday we pick up more cloudiness so baseball weather tomorrow looks pretty good. monday we pick up clouds and eventually the cold front comes into the picture. >> football! >> did i say baseball? i meant to say football. there might be snows in the mountains. here's the football forecast tomorrow. mostly sunny skies, mild, 63 to 67 for the high. the forecast -- remember tomorrow's veterans day, too, so we will have nice weather the weekend and be in the 60's by monday but monday night and tuesday, rain chances and cool again. >> if you're lookin

rebel forces say they have shot down a syrian air force jet -- fighter jet launching an attack to gainscus main international airport. 40,000 people have died in the 20-month civil war including soldiers, civilians and rebels. >> the epa banned bp from entering into any new federal contracts as part of a ruling on their conduct in the 2010 gulf oil spill. the suspension follows the $4.5 billion fine and manslaughter charge kas. three employees are expected to be arraigned over the deadly explosion. in the past the company has enjoyed multimillion-dollar contracts with the pentagon, providing energy to the u.s. military. >>> defense secretary leon panetta broke ground at a new educational center at the vietnam veterans memorial in washington. the center will it tells the stories of the 58,000 soldiers who died in the vietnam war. the center will honor fallen soldiers from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> prince william and catherine middleton greeted by hundreds of fans as they arrived in cambridge. their first visit since being given their titles of duke and duchess of cambridge.

. >> there may be new safety concerns about one of the military's most advanced fighter jets. an air force f-22 crashed yesterday at florida's air force base while returning from a training mission. the pilot ejected safely. the air force is investigating what caused the crash. it stopped flying the f-22 for part of last year because some pilots complained about becoming dizzy at the controls. the air force blamed the problem on a shortage of oxygen delivered to pilots. they said this summer the air force was starting to lift flight restrictions on the f-22s. >>> this morning president obama finally sits down with congressional leaders to try to reach a budget deal. leaders from both parties will come to the white house to start negotiations to avoid the fiscal cliff. the president and congress have to reach a deal by the end of the year to avoid steep tax hikes and spending cuts that could plunge us into another recession. some prominent republicans are distancing themselves from comments mitt romney made this week about the election. the gop nominee blames his loss, in part, on wha

air down. moisture across the great lakes. we also have high pressure out farther west, the jet stream kind of channelling this colder air our wayat we're watching with great interest is the development of storms in the central part of the u.s. first one developing in missouri, arkansas. should stay to our south and go out to sea. it's the second one that could be interesting. today, few scattered clouds, a little more sun. 50 to 55 the high. those winds, breezy. northwest 10 to 15, gusting to 20 miles an hour. don't forget standard time kicks in tomorrow, so set your clock back one hour. get an extra hour of sleep. don't show up early for anything, all right? be on time. here's our european model. this is the one that nailed sandy's course. first storm kind of goes out to see. second storm starts to develop off hatteras or in that general vicinity and by the middle of the week is off shore. several miles pick this up. it takes it right up towards new england. these tight bars indicate a lot of wind. further west there might be some snow in the mountains. middle of the week is threatened here by a storm. strength and how close,

government troops responded with air attacks on towns around the bay. one fighter jet bombed the playground in a village east of the capital. video shows what appeared to be the shell of a cluster bomb and canisters of smaller bombs. cluster bombs scatter over a wide area increasing casualties. syrian officials have not signed the agreement. the international group human rights watch reported lastonth that government forces had used the bombs. government officials say they don't have such weapons. >>> some scientists warn only drastic cuts in emissions of greenhouse cases will save the environment. they're trying to come up with a new frame work to reduce emissions. representatives of developed and developing nations remain divided over how to move forward. >>> delegates are trying to figure out what to do after the protocol expires at the end of the year. the new frame work is supposed to come into force in 2020. >> we need to agree next steps toward negotiating the 2015 agreement with a particular focus on the work to be done next year. >> china's delegates should ex

the cold air is building toward the gulf coast. the jet stream has dug down to the south. rently at 46 in baltimore but only 48 in atlanta and 36 degrees in louisville, ky. the cold air will stick around for the couple of days, 54 today and tomorrow and 53 by saturday and it feels cold when you factor in the winds and return the clocks back on sunday he will get an extra hour of sleep. by monday, maybe a chance for rain. >> the time is 6 of 538 and 45 degrees at the airport. who says halloween is just for kids or cumins? > wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> there were some special treats at the minnesota zoo. the grizzly bears made short work of this 500-pound pumpkin. it was provided as hundred and activity to stimulate the animals senses. this year's trade has

. >> brennan: tonight, widening air war over gaza. israeli jets hamas positions in gaza and down rockets aimed at tel aviv. allen pizzey has the latest

air raid sirens recently. what are you seeing now? >> yeah. i think i'm quite near where fred is so mostly we're hearing jets overhead. there was an air raid siren here about an hour ago but then we didn't even hear a boom. >> what are the consequences for this region if this does widen and what do you think the likelihood this could widen? >> i think for prime minister netanyahu, this is a very serious call. remember something about netanyahu. he prides himself on the fact that he's been in power for 6 1/2 years. one term in the late 1990s and now. and during the 6 1/2 years, he never engaged israel in a war, because israelis know this was is easier to begin than to end. they had war in 2006 against hezbollah in lebanon, it was a disaster. they had a war in gaza in 2008-2009, it was a disaster. so they're on the horns of a dilemma. they don't want to really escalate. i'm skeptical that there will be a massive invasion of gaza. they may be forced into it. they may be forced into it if again, if the folks in gaza target tel aviv, that is exactly as the reporter there would say, that is the red line. but i think caution

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air further north. eventually this part of the jet will work its way back into our area.w days before it gets chilly again. a forecast puts us into the mid to upper 50's for highs. on the chilly site of what we consider normal. northwest winds 10, 15, with an occasional pop up to 20. insta-weather futurecast. here is the high pressure. here is the storm off shore and here is the storm out west. we moved it, watch the time line, the high pressure stays over head. tomorrow a warm front in the great lakes, some clouds store north and maybe a sprinkle or shower gets close to the maryland line in the morning. but not french, that is the warm air coming and, that is a good part. -- but do not fret. we are still dry. the temperatures come up. by monday, we are still under the high pressure but we start to pick up clouds and eventually get involved with this rain. for the ravens game at 1:00, mostly sunny, temperatures in the 60's with a self breeze. here is the seven-day. 57 today, 63 saturday, 68 sunday. the monday celebration of a veterans day looks like 66. by the end of the