and that actually, at an aspen institute conference, one of my colleagues at nyu, jonathan murdoch, talkedis research on this, just month to month there are dramatic shifts in people's disposable incomes and what their demands upon their income are. and i think that's something that, you know, maybe is a somewhat separate topic from todayok butok is reallyç worthy careful policy attention. in terms of how the retirement savings system works, i think, i sort of want to go back to this issue of annuitizinging and lump sum. and, you know, one solution may be -- i think bill's proposal of sort of trying out annuities is intriguing and worth pursuing. another possibility is just to gradually annuitize people over time. and this deals with several issues. one issue is that there's, of course, very large adverse selection problems in the annuity market. and so if you had employers defaulting people into products that just are target date funds sort of gradually shift more from stocks to bonds over time, you could imagine a new kind of target date fund that gradually also shifting you into annuit

an inch of rain. springfield, 55 degrees. 53, aspen hill. during the afternoon, temperatures will rise. the cool behind the front is lagging a bit. just because the cold front moves through does not mean temperatures will drop immediately. it will take a wild to get chilly tonight. for this afternoon, low-to-mid 60's around the entire area. gallaudet andund the rest of northeast and northwest washington. degrees, fairfax. 64 degrees in dale city. a bit of a breeze now. higherr breezes at elevations. a wind advisory is in effect later this afternoon and into tomorrow. a large part of the eastern u.s. is ender -- is under a wind advisory as well. in yellow, a high wind warning. wind gusting over 50 miles per hour. be at thatgoing to level of wind, but definitely windy and a lot of sunshine forecast tomorrow. moving inshows breaks our direction. skies will brighten. this animation shows sustained wind speed. tomorrow the west afternoon -- the wind is from the west tomorrow afternoon. the wind will diminish, but stay breezy. our forecast for tomorrow, sunny, windy, highs near 60 degrees. th

. >>> endangered species made for an usual guest at a resort in aspen. f the ritz carlton. >> wow it took a few tries for an expert office tore capture the owl with the net and towel. he was in, released back into the wild. expensive taste for that owl. >> who? >> just kidding. >> yes. >> you don't see them fly very often. >> young boy catches a fit of hiccups while singing australia's national anthem at a baseball game. >> ♪ >>> my goodness. >> yes. >> it is summer time there. right. this poor kid. >> what is my advice. >> never sing the national anthem. >> never throw out the the first pitch. you never take a naked picture of yourself. >> man. >> this little boy had to learn the hard way. >> at least he is hitting all of the notes with a few hiccups in between. >> as did david lee rot, dave kinchen saying seeing van halen four times. great choice. >>> how about the eagles? >> no, no. >> you did not watch the game. >> i am not giving three hours of my sunday to the eagles anymore until i see some changes. >> much more on the ugly loss straight ahead. >>>

. >>> there was an unusual guest at the ritz carlton in aspen. a great horned owl got in through the attic and found its way into the fourth floor hallway. a police officer experienced at capturing owls was called in to help. she was able to grab the bird in a blanket and calm him down. the owl was then released back into the wild. who would think an owl would be so cute. >>> at some point every new parent has wished for more time to spend with their brand new baby. be father says his company can do without him for two months. good dad. >>> let's see who you share a birthday with. marlo thomas turns 78. actress goldie hawn is 70. judy garland's daughter is 63. nicolette sheridan of desperate house wives is 52. happy birthday from all of us here at wbz. >>> welcome back. 5:26. facebook founder mark zuckerberg says he will take two full months of paternity leave when his wife is born. he's expecting his very first child. he shared a post on facebook saying studies show it's better when working parents spend more time with their newborns. facebook g

carrying nine people as took off and then crashed near the final destination on approach to the aspen airport to an apartment building you see here killing everyone on board this came to the newsroom the ballistic company says the seven of the nine believed dead and the crash for employees and executives got the potential side for shopping centers and ohio the signal was inside the for unit apartment build. >>mark: the mayor said she would use everything from the city's growing economy she wants to keep the raiders but will not use public money to build a new stadium. >>darya: 7 senseless the word last month gasted mass typically drops to the month of november so prices are predicted to continue to drop from now through december this take a look aware pain around the bay right now san francisco added to id the oakland to 78 into 77 and san jose. >>darya: it is no surprise that that is the business traveler the of the year so, do expect and the company and for the report of our with the latest spec see if you travel through the worst hauler the airport they said it is the most active believe the not

an hour ago. now in the middle 50's across the region. 59 it in aspen hill. 53 in dale city. 54 at fort washington. 58 reported on the campus of the university of maryland. what will happen by morning, we will continue to cool down with mostly clear skies and light winds. we will fall to 40. the lower 4s. dale city at 45. northwest washington, 46 by morning. 42 in aspen hill in germantown. the clouds will increase. the high cloudiness will drift in from the west and more cloudiness off the another lan tick to precede a cold front -- all of this will precede a cold front. we won't get the junk of the blizzard warning in effect over eastern colorado to the plains. tornado watch stretches from the areas east of that through oklahoma and the texas panhandles. winter storm warning on the back side. we don't have to worry about that. 46 in the morning. 53 at midday. 58 tomorrow afternoon as the skies become increasingly cloudy throughout the day. we get to wednesday, we warm back up a bit. isolated afternoon shower possible with some sunshine. a cold front, we will get a push of warm southwesterly winds

. >> reporter: witnesses say the 22 year old was waiting for an order inside the j and r perez grocery at aspen and 38 around 8:30 this morning. store owner jose duran lives upstairs and heard four shots. he said from his security video the shooting does not look random. he came directly to kill him, he says, because he just came, got out of the car, opened the door, saw him open fire, and went outside. for maurice mcdonald's family, they say they don't know if this was the result of an ongoing feud, but his mother believes the shooter may be a distant cousin. >> i love my son, you know, i know he's in god's hands, and, you know, it is what it is. i'm just tired of these kids dying for nothing. >> reporter: investigators say they know who they are looking for. live in mantua, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> inappropriate and unsafe. that's how philadelphia police are responding to a picture of two officers sleeping in a police car. take a look. this photo taken early saturday morning in kensington. rosemary connors spoke to a woman who says she walked right past that car and is joining us in the

an expert. not to be a cheerleader, but what you do at aspen is a great example of bringing ideas, even differing points of view -- especially differing points of view -- together. my partners and collects together at the smithsonian, not limited to richard, have done a fantastic job across the disciplines. we can do a lot more. we are doing reorganizations we are still in the midst of. we are still in the infrastructure stage, to make it easier -- walter: like at cornell, when there are less departments and divisions, you are doing that with a big ideas -- climate change, things in the smithsonian. david: when you have an institution that has been around for a long time, and the smithsonian is one of those and cornell is one of those, the only sure way to do something that is really different is to be able to turn the page on a new chapter. directorour wonderful of the soon to be open national museum of african american culture, which is beautiful and profound both, she is going to turn the page on a chapter this started as a blank slate. a long, long overdue expiration of african american histo

. >>> there was an unusual guest at the ritz-carlton in aspen. a gray horned owl somehow got through the attic and found its way into the fourth floor hallway. a police officer experienced with capturing owls was able to grab the bird in a blanket and calm him down. look at his little eyes. he's kind of cute. the owl was then released back into the wild. get me away from these crazy people. >>> coming up, meet a little boy willing to do whatever it takes to get his message out. >>> good morning, everybody. we are glad you are joining us on this saturday morning, the 21st of november, believe it or not. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner bringing us a so-so weekend. >> yeah, i think so-so. really seasonable both days. temperatures where they should be. what else can i say? beautiful sunrise. at least we have that. oh, fantastic. bright color, brilliant color. once we get the cool mornings and chilly evenings, we have the great color this time of the year. i love it. so right over boston, waking up to a thin day. enough to block out to a

an owl. he got into the attic of the ritz carlton in aspen, colorado somehow found its way to the fourth floorbirds in a blanket, calmed it down, then released it back into the wilds. wow. going head-to-head with a owl. that's kind of creepy. well, drones are expected to be a hot holiday gift this year. nan this segment, cnet.com sharon has three things to know about owning a drone. >> if you own a drone, first thing to know is that you can't fly them everywhere. here are the basics. drones have to fly below 400 feet. you have to be able to see it at all times, and they should stay at least 5 miles away from airports, and out of national parks. some drone makers like dji built in gps technology that automatically keeps your drone out of these no-fly zones. but, if yours doesn't do that, there are maps available on the web. you'll also have to register your drone. the us department of transportation will soon require that drone owners file their ownership in a national registry. details and guidelines on how you can do that will become available at the ends of november. and finally, it is not a

not an issue at my house, just saying. 46 degrees downtown at reagan national airport, from the 40's here, 30's in haymarket, 36, 30 nine dale city, aspen hill 45. early tomorrow morning, it will be a little chilly in the morning, travel up and out eastern half of the united states, perfect for travel tomorrow. the forecast coming up. alison: we will see you shortly, thank you. linked to a substance cancer found inside montgomery county classrooms. obtained a report showing high levels of radon at schools. this is an odorless gas that seeps into buildings. he cousin can cause lung cancer, the epa has standards about its levels -- because it can cause lung cancer. several schools in montgomery have dangerous levels, the smith environmental center had the highest. the district will retest classrooms and is taken the issues seriously. to read about the results, just go to our website, wjla.com. leon: the war on terror is raging with new rstrikes and raids abroad. in the united states, an alert for the holiday weekend, the president making a rare holiday evening address. his message, enjoy the holiday, travel, and gather with family and fri

aspen and san juan mountains. and 9.4 million people in the slight risk. marginal risk goes all the way up to minneapolis. biggest concern is going to be gusty winds, maybe an isolated tornado orso two and also we have flood watches. we've had so much rain in texas, we could see isolated flash flooding. now a closerfl look at your day ahead. well, there's the difference between the temperatures. notice northern portions of new mexico in the 40s. and shreveport, very warm east of the mississippi river. 40s in bismark today. so, for the eastern sea board, another very warm day but watch out, there's a lot of fog out there too. >>> up next, new details on a police shooting that left a 6-year-old boy dead. >>> plus, wait until you hear what facebook is planning to unveil. you're watching "early today."unay look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." "seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d." from one-dollar copays on select plans... ...to now reward points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and hea

aspen. she won saturday' s race and did it again today. this was her fifth straight slalom world cup win dating back to last season. the season came to an end for the unh football team yesterday, losing to colgate. at least they had a chance to play. new hampshire made the postseason for a 12th consecutive season after a rough start to the year. the team rally to win four in a row down the stretch to finish the regular season at 7-4. >> i know we are a better team. i know we are a really good football team. i think we showed a feel for the seniors. they have invested an awful lot in this program. >> kind of down and out. we didn' t play the way we felt like we should of been playing, but we fought all the way through. always known, you can' t count us out, and the same goes for this season. they counted us out of the playoffs very early. we fought back and came here. it' s just unfortunate we couldn' t get a win at home. jason: those wildcats will be back next year. still ahead, some college basketball from the hilltop. a record-tying performance in hanover. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war

there was an eight month spree that started with ae murder of street, then bullet into a home near by, another shooting in a number of street robberies along belfry road, all of this in the aspen hill area of montgomery county. the police believe they may be connected and solving one of them may help solve the murder. >> completely innocent, a real tragedy. tom: 15 years ago this friday night, susan street return to this aspen hill townhome after selling avon products. they believe that she would shot and killed on her front porch as they attempted to rob her. i phone her brother in florida and they said the family had just celebrated thanksgiving. he called the police after street to not go to work the following monday. >> the police discovered her body on the doorstep. tom: the murder terrified neighbors and has never been solved, but a few months ago -- >> we received a credible tip. tom: he is not naming the suspect who he believes told others what he did. >> we are appealing to people to come forward and do the rit thing. tom: two months later, a person who lived in the house next to street said their house was hit by a bullet. they believe that it came from the pepper tr

an expert. not to be a cheerleader, but what you do at aspen is a great example of bringing ideas, even differing points of view -- especially differing points of view -- together. my partners and collects together at the smithsonian, not limited to richard, have done a fantastic job across the disciplines. we can do a lot more. we are doing reorganizations we are still in the midst of. we are still in the infrastructure stage, to make it easier -- walter: like at cornell, when there are less departments and divisions, you are doing that with a big ideas -- climate change, things in the smithsonian. david: when you have an institution that has been around for a long time, and the smithsonian is one of those and cornell is one of those, the only sure way to do something that is really different is to be able to turn the page on a new chapter. directorour wonderful of the soon to be open national museum of african american culture, which is beautiful and profound both, she is going to turn the page on a chapter this started as a blank slate. a long, long overdue expiration of african american histo

an excuse to ditch black friday, kicking off the holiday season away from the crowded malls. >> we thought about it. but decided this would be a better idea. >> look at that, don't have to go to aspen to get the apres ski experience. >> beautiful, right here. >> hopefully you didn't miss your chance to spend time outdoors. can we expect this to last? >> it is going to be kind of mild tomorrow to start your weekend, but that's going to come with clouds and showers around. not as warm as today, though, we're at 64 right now in philadelphia, allentown did hit a record high but around 62 degrees, 61 in millville, 65 degrees right now in atlantic city. over the area currently we are dry, but you see clouds in place. these clouds are going to be increasing overnight tonight. off to the west is where we have rain showers approaching us for tomorrow. not for everybody, but we will see some scattered showers as we go into the morning hours and even by tomorrow evening. for tonight if you are going to be heading out for black friday shopping or friday night plans, 59 degrees by 7:00 p.m., mild outside. by 11:00 p.m., mid 50s, not nearly as cold and tomorrow morning you'll notice a lot more i