>>¡andrea! mi amor, ¡andrea! >>¿dÓnde estoy? ¿quiÉn es usted?y enferma, esa es la verdad. >>rebeca, ¿por quÉ no me dijiste que andreÍta estaba tan mal? todo este tiempo soportaste la situaciÓn en silencio. [♪] >>algo serio le pasa a su hija. lo sÉ, ella es demasiado joven para tener esos desmayos y aunque usted no quiera admitirlo, yo sÉ que ella no estÁ bien. estÁ muy enferma, ¿o no? >>rebeca no quiere que nadie lo sepa, pero ya pronto no podremos ocultarlo. andrea tiene una enfermedad mortal y no sabemos... cuanto tiempo le queda de vida. >>lo siento mucho, ella es tan linda, tan joven; es que no es justo que algo asÍ le pase. >>justo o no, es la realidad. ahora, no se lo diga a nadie, por favor. no quiero que ella lo sepa bajo ninguna circunstancia. yo quiero que ella... viva feliz lo que le queda de vida. >>por supuesto, yo no dirÉ nada hasta que ustedes decidan que es el momento de hablar del asunto. >>pero quiero que siga con ella, vigilÁndola, alerta, ella sigue bajo amenaza y yo la quiero bien. ¿sÍ? >>asÍ lo harÉ. >>por favor, no deje qu

andrea? >> andrea: we have seen gronkowski with the hat trick. i spoke with his mother about their family. five boys and three in the nfl. she said hardly a dull moment with them growing up. needless to say everything was competitive and not only a hat trick for rob but the boys all around. chris one in dallas and dan in denver. nd then tonight with rob for the patriots. >> al: roethlisberger gets away from a pulled shirt and gets the pass away. caught up at the 40 yard line by mike wallace. they hustle up to the line of scrimmage and snap it as fast as they can. >> cris: so much of this offense is built around that the wide receivers to one side and one receiver down here to the bottom in mike wallace and hines ward is sort of that move guy. hasn't been quite thsame in there without him. >> al: and, again, wallace working that route to its max. first down at the 42 of new england. >> cris: mike wallace is starting to show some real patience. funny watching him in practic yesterday. ben roethlisberger overthrew him on a go. i looked back at him l

hi, tamron. >> hi there, andrea.ing with republicans since the midterm elections. it was canceled. one report says the republicans felt they would be ambushed by the president. we'll go live to the white house for more on that. >>> plus, an update on the democratic leadership battle happening in the house. >>> and also developing right now, the fda tells the makers of a controversial alcoholic energy drink to stop production after reports of college students being hospitalized from drinking this beverage. >>> and we're expecting a former reality tv show producer to appear in court. he is accused of murdering his wife. seven months ago at a mexican resort. the "news nation" is moments away. ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last year? how'd you do it? eating right...whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have healthier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. m

. >>> today i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. while the incoming members of congress learn their way around the capitol, the lame duck session gets underway. in the last few weeks in majority democrats confront a dilemma over don't ask, don't tell and the fight over the bush tax cuts. nbc's luke russert is live on capitol hill. luke, threats talk about what's top priorities and is there a compromise coming on tax cuts? >> reporter: you heard from the white house this weekend, from david axelrod, there would possibly be open a compromise on a tax cut issue. perhaps a temporary one to two-year extension. especially -- democrats want to ensure the middle class will have those ensured. the problem, any leadership on this issue will come from the united states' senate. a lot of ideas floating around. charles schumer of new york said possibly what if we do a compromise, folks hiring, $1 million or more, still taxed. that expires there, below them, middle class, mark warner, senator from virginia, possibilities, give big business a tax

. >>> i am here with political commentator andrea tantaros. and the self-proclaimed of swiss comedy, bill shultz. sorry, america. and sitting next to me is will cane, off the page host. and you love to hate him, i hate him. hi, pinch. >> you are that guy who yamers on halfway through the program, are you not? you are like a times guest op ed. good luck to you. >> i never realized that was scripted. >> how dare you? >> how dare you, sir. >>> can a guantanamo bay detainee bomb an embassy and get away with it scott free? at least according to ahmed guillani who was found guilty of destroy -- not guilty of destroying the buildings. th is not good are to obama. he was innocent of 298 charges of the bombing of bombings in tanzania and kenya resulting in the death of 224 people. the mortar faces 20 years in prison with possibility in life. i know what you are thinking. mayor guiliani was in gitmo? when did he con vrt? a senior administration official was unable to answer these questions, but he defended the ruling by saying, quote, we were still able

andrea with the star or stars of the game. and the gang will wrap up what happened today and around the nfl and we will look ahead to the chargers and the colts. the fumble by manning a big play last year, philly won the game 35-28. they challenged. the giants could eventually retake the lead in that game but it was a big, big play. and philly wound up winning 35-28 and philly trying to knock them off the fifth consecutive time, counting postseason. two key plays tonight. >> cris: both of them lost contain, at least one of them by michael boley on the right-hand side here. michael vick, you're going to ee, they have plugged up inside but when boley jumps down, he allows vick to get around. on the wig bun to the outside michael boley lines up inside and antrel rolle decides to dive over the top and impossible to know whether it was bowlley who should vfed contain but those two giants have really cost the giants this football game. >> al: giants out of time-outs. philadelphia will let this run all the way down. they will take a

it's going to be messy, andrea.n an important victory last night in a conference call in that the vote is going to take place next week which will not give her opponents a lot of time to organize themselves. some had hoped to push the vote off until december so there would be time for the opposition to get organized. >> what about this fight between steny hoyer and jim clyburn? is there any way to avoid it by creating a new position? does the minority have to little real estate they can't get away with that? >> it seems there are all kinds of discussions going on. that's what they would prefer, prefer to find a way to find a spot, high profile for both because they both play important roles and are symbolically important. steny hoyer is the outreach to the conservative democrats and clyburn is the highest ranking african-american. two very important constituencies they do want represented in the leadership. >> okay. jean cummings, thank you very much. >>> and coming up, tackiling th deficit. will the republicans con

andrea mitchell takes over from here. andrea?>> thanks so much, contessa, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama calls it a national security imperative asking vice president biden to work night and day to get the nuclear arms treaty ratified before more republican senators are sworn into office at the beginning of this year. first let's go to luke russert on the hill to bring us up to date on what's going to happen next with charlie rangel. we've of course looked at seeing the penalty face with john lewis testifying to the character and history of his friend charlie rangel, not to the facts of this case. >> reporter: it was unexpected to see john lewis next to charlie rangel. he decided john lewis next to him would be who he would bring to this sanctions hearing. and john lewis gave a very powerful statement about how he's had 50 years of friendship with charlie rangel and charlie rangel has been a hero to the city of new york and done a lot for his country by serving in korea and being an absolutely invaluable

good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. and after two trips to indonesia were canceled because of emergencies elsewhere, president obama has finally arrived in jakarta today where he spent four years as a young boy. >> when you advice say the police that you spent time in as a child, as president it is a little disorienting. i feel great affection for the people here, for the sights and the sounds and the memories all feel very familiar. >> in an emotional moment at a state dinner, obama was given a gold medal honoring his late mother who lived in jakarta and married an indonesian. later, the president is hoping to keep his commitment to the speak to more than 8,000 university students, the centerpiece of advice visit, but a trip to indonesia's main mosque may not take place if volcanic ash forces air force one to take off sooner than scheduled. nbc white house correspondent savannah guthrie traveling with the president in jakarta filed this report. >> reporter: president is here in indonesia, yes spent several years as a y

there's a lot more that needs to be done, andrea.obody would think we're remotely where we need to be, but the key point is that serious school reform can work, it does work. we saw it in washington, d.c. we've seen it in new york. but if we continue to play politics and play the power game, then our kids are not going to get the education they need and we're going to be in the same ditch we've been in for a long time. >> i want to troupe the next chancellor, the chancellor designate, kathy black. someone we all know, both know, rather. schae newcomer to education. this is what she had to say at news conference yesterday i. have no illusion about this being an easy next three years. quite the opposite. but what i ask for is your patience as i get up to speed on all of the issues facing k-12 education today. what i can promise is that i will listen to your concerns, your interests and your expectations. in turn i ask the same of you. >> how hard is it going to be for her coming without education experience but with a lot of management

. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama is back in the city after receiving strong support overseas from his nato allies for the armed control treaty with russia and missile defense. will that be enough to persuade republican opponents in the senate to get the treaty ratified. jackie join us from "the new york times." let's talk about the arms control treaty shall the opposition, the president suggested there was politics involved. hillary clinton was a little more elusive and accommodating on "meet the press" yesterday assuring us they are all well-motivated. what does the white house view as to what the opposition really is? >> they went out tlof way to say that senator kyle was well-motivated, had real concerns. at the same time, they are suggesting the whole impasse is a product of the partisanship in washington they worked the summit hard in lisbon to make clear how important it is to them as well as the united states that this relationship with russia continue to be one of, you know, mutual commitments

andrea and mike? >>> thank you, howard. 5:10 making news this morning. >> i'll go ahead and take it from there real quickly. 267 traveling eastbound finding lanes wide open from the dulles green way towards the toll plaza. coming up in your next traffic report more on your virginia roadways at 5:17. now back to mike and andrea. >>> now at 5:10 authorities in new zealand are saying 29 miners trapped since friday may have died. >>> toxic gases have prevented rescuers from entering the mine and there has been no contact with the missing miners. it's feared they may have died in the initial explosion. rescue crews are drilling holes in preparation to send a robot in the mine to take pictures. >>> the taliban is reacting to nato's plan to withdraw combat troops from afghanistan by 2014. a five-point statement from the taliban calling nato's plan quote irrational. the statement reiterated a taliban demand for foreign troops to leave afghanistan immediately or risk more bloodshed. >>> a slew of reaction to r

mike and andrea? >>> thank you, howard. infere 12 hours, the redskins will kickoff monday night football against the eagles. the top priority for the burgundy and gold, protecting john don van mcnabb. through eight times he has been sacked 22 times, the second most in the league. to make matters worse, the redskins face a philadelphia defense among the best at getting to the quarterback. >> their top defensive scheme, you get behind you have to catch up they do a great job putting pressure on the quarterback, getting sacks and turnovers. to eliminate their amount of pressure you have to make sure you have a balanced attack and you don't get behind too much. >> the caps were on the ice putting a five game home winning streak on the line versus atlanta. they tied four, in the third period. and a game winner, caps win their sixth straight, final score six to pure. >>> college basketball, the terps off to a three and zero start to the season. maryland hosted maine at the comcast center. a game high 20 points, maryland would go

a major fire. >> andrea mccarren is live now with a traffic update.the fire is out but the traffic is worse and worse, huh? >> reporter: the traffic is going along at a crawl. but what a memorable 40th reunion for the members of the 119th infantry brigade. all vietnam veterans, about three dozen on board on a tour bus that started showing smoke at the back of the bus. one quit thinking vietnam vet new to evacuate the bus told the bus driver to pull over. everyone got off safely and remarkably just at that moment right near the pentagon that tour bus burst into flames. some quick thinking led everyone to safety. we're on 395 south just off the 14th street bridge. again, near the exit for the pentagon. and reagan national airport. traffic moving along slowly. a tow truck has just come to pull away the singed tour bus but everyone is okay. all of those vietnam veterans will have a memorable 40th reunion experience here in dc. back to you. >> thanks, andrea. >>> a fidgety easily distracted kid can get labeled with attention deficit disorder. but how atten

that's where andrea is.n't forget that wjz-13 is always on for you, for the forecast and radar, go to wjz.com. >>> and the major corruption scandal continues to unravel and now, they speak out. here's mike hellgren with more. >>> federal authorities revealed new information about their indictment about this couple from baltimore county and the feds searched their mansion where the feds found $400,000 in cash in a closet. -- is it hard for you to see her go through this? >> no comment, of course, she's my sister. >> reporter: what are they and what's their connection. they immigrated and they live in the u.s. and built up a small empyre of carries outs and liquor stores. >> and as a human being, i find them to be good, honest people. >> reporter: they own ticking to be liquors and they bribe officials to get shipments without paying taxes. >> mr. johnson is the executive and they're major business people. >> reporter: and wjz found that their company contributed to jack johnson's campaign. >> any connection t

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i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama is in tokyo for a summit of pacific nations the final stop on his ten-day trip to asia. so far the trip has not produced the results the white house expected. the g-20 lined up with china against the u.s. on currency and deficit issues. the trip has been overshadowed by political problems at home like whether to extend the tax cuts. savannah guthrie is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the president has wrapped up his time here in seoul. the g-20 summit is over. the president held his concluding news conference today and got a lot of questions about the bush tax cuts, specifically whether he has already decided how to compromise. your senior adviser david axelrod comments that your compromise is to temporarily extend the bush tax cuts. is that the wrong interpretation? >> that is the wrong interpretation because i haven't had a conversation with republican and democratic leaders. here is the right interpretation, i want to make sure that taxes don't go up for

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck.have howard out on the patio. >>> we have the moon on the western sky. that is venus in the western sky. the dayplanner with the weather first today. still partly sunny through 9:00. the clouds will increase ahead of the front. noon time temperature is 64. we will make it into the 60s. by 5:00 p.m., we are back down to 62 degrees. the showers pushing through ohio and pennsylvania now and into western west virginia. that is what we will watch through the day. the cool spot is manassass at 43. 50 in rockville. college park already at 55. angie goff is here with the timesaver traffic. >>> we still have the light on yellow because we have slow travels on the road. this is the braddock road area. things are stacking up around the mixing bowl. as you move into northeast dc, the maps take you there. inbound new york avenue with a good amount of volume building between the washington times building past this point. 395 northbound tracking this trip as well. no incidents and no construction hea

andrea mitchell starting us off from washington tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> the release of these new secrets just this first new batch has badly damaged already the u.s. around the world. those who once confided in american diplomats can now read those secrets in the paper, as we just heard. while it strikes most people as wrong, the more interesting question is, will anybody go to jail for this? we get more on that from our justice correspondent pete williams at the justice department tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, officials here say they are aggressively investigating the leaks. but as surprising as it may seem, when it comes to the website, there is no federal law that explicitly covers something like this. the man at the center of this firestorm, an australian computer hacker who started wikileaks, was nowhere to be seen today. he's already wanted in sweden for questioning in a rape and sexual molestation case. now he's prompting the strongest calls yet for charging him for spying or some say even terrorism. >> we sho

. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. believe it or not, jack johnson's spokesperson is saying this is going to be just another monday, but that's hard to believe when you take into account how often does a county executive show up to work wearing a court-ordered ankle bracelet? that is exactly what is expected to happen later today, just three days after jack johnson and his wife leslie johnson were arrested by the fbi. sources are saying more arrests are indeed possible later this week as well. this is all part of a massive corruption and bribery investigation, specifically involving allegations that johnson took bribes from a local developer. but as of now, the couple has only been charged with illegally destroying and tampering with evidence. the one element that has everyone talk recognize the allegations that the couple tried to destroy a $100,000 check by flushing it down the toilet and that they tried to hide almost $80,000 inside leslie johnson's under garments. the couple insists they're innocent. here's what ja

andrea mitchell, nbc news, new york. >> andrea mitchell, thank you very much. you got the royals.e got the car dash gains. i -- kardashians. >>> a u.k. newspaper reports more than 120 of its newspaper pages today devoted to the royal engagement. good for you. >>> coming up on "morning joe," a couple of weeks after the midterm elections and president obama invited republicans to the white house. a little last-minute cancelation by the gop. they say they have a scheduling conflict. some more important business to attend to, really? what's going on here? >>> and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch perhaps the most bizarre public service announcement in the history of the genre. bristol palin and the situation talking abstinence. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade and check my investment portfolio, research stocks, and set conditional orders. wait, why are you taking... oh

andrea mccarren reports. a shocking surprise. that is coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. high temperatures 69. temps are falling now. here is the wakeup weather, i would grab your jacket and sun glasses. it's cold us just before sunrise. we'll come back and take you to the rest of friday and the weekend and look ahead to travel day wednesday. rz >>> are you getting to that? so you see them everywhere in sports buildings and office building. they never realized that heart -- defibrillators have parts that can expire. andrea mccarren looks into this. >> i had no idea about this. >> reporter: exactly. anita and derek, i borrowed this aed from our front lobby that shows you two items that actually has an expiration date. the pad. and then you just press this button to eject the battery. that has an expiration date. and like a lot of people, i had absolutely no idea that these items could expire and as you're about to see, it could make a difference between life and death. >> i opened his airway. listened for breath. didn'

column list, andrea tanteros jim pink ter ton and kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. hand on either side. slowly go up e. >> uma:-- >> an iphone taking exception giving the upgraded full palm, up the groin full body patdown, the don't touch my junk, going viral and less than positive reaction to the new homeland security efforts, but the tsa is sticking to its extreme patdown policies. >> the question is do i understand the sensitivities of people, yes. if you're asking am i going to change the policies, no, because i, i think that's what being informed by the latest intelligence, the latest efforts by terrorists to kill our people in the air, no i'm not going to change this policy. >> jon: how is this playing in the press? andrea, it seems like this is one of the rare circumstances where the media outrage reflects the civilian outrage. >> no, that's absolutely true. i think the coverage has been spot on and interesting to see liberals and conservatives like the a.c.l.u. agreeing on something. the a.c.l.u. took issue with an op-ed by ja

>> andrea's made this point. i've heard her on the air about the economy, fixing it is complicated, they need five or ten-year plan. he's got to win the republicans or some republicans over. you can't do this in two-year cycles and it's again the economy. chris: ok. >>also, foreign affairs. he has some gigantic decisions to make in that area. chris: policy or personality? >> i think it's 9.6% unemployment. if he can bring the unemployment rate down, then whatever he -- we will be having a different conversation about his personality. >> i think policy trumps personality. i think he can fake the personality. you can't change the policy. >> it's neither. it's the republicans. he has to respond to them. he's willing to compromise. the question is whether they are willing to compromise. chris: before we break, george w. bush's memoir said he grave serious thought to dick cheney's offer -- didn't know about this -- to withdraw from the ticket in 2004. look what he writes --, quote, accepting dick's offer would be one

andrea, mike, back to you. have a look at 395 in virginia at 6:45 coming up. >>> thank you, angie. a lot of people beginning the getaway to grandma's house this weekend. do anything you can to stay away from the southern half of the beltway. >> this is a project that's been talked about for years. it's going to be going this weekend. we're talking about of course the wilson bridge project. >> and 9news now reporter kristin fisher joins us from project headquarters in alexandria with suggestions on avoid wag everyone says will be a traffic nightmare. >> that's right. good morning, we are actually just about a little over 12 hours away this from this start of this portion of the construction project. it will mean shutting down various lanes of the capital beltway outer loop, local lanes. he's been with us all morning, chris, the project engineer. i want to start by asking you how bad could this be for drivers this weekend? >> it's going to be a significant impact to traffic on the outer loop. we're going down to

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marco antonio y su hija andrea tienen orden de deportacion.../cc> "ni siquiera toman en consideracion que fue un error, osea simplemente dicen ustedes se me van y no les importa si separan a la familia o no" "solo con pensarlo, no hay palabras para describir este dolor" a traves del trabajo de la madre, estaban solicitando la residencia permanente..... la falla ocurrio cuando su abogada en ese con el actual.... "la abogada habia tras usar el priority date del primer caso, que eran dos compañias totalmente distintas, no tenian que hacer nada una con la otra, por eso fue que se nego el caso" padre e hija podrian regresar a su pais antes de las fiestas de fin de aÑo.. dejando atras a liliana, renzo de nueve aÑos quien es ciudadano americano y su querida mascota rambo...las navidades no seran las mismas... "no quiero pensarlas, no quiero imaginar como serian sin ellos" andrea llego a este pais cuando tenia solamente dos aÑitos... ahora a sus 17, esta becada y estudia para ser dentista... tie

andrea is frowning at me. we have 44 and 50 charlottesville but 30 in the ohio and western pennsylvania and locally 38 t -- 39 gaithersburg and 34 arlington. it is 6:00 a.m. get the time saver traffic. >> good morning, everybody. kicking off the 6:00 hour we want you to be posted on the tieup we were watching earlier. things are looking better. partially taking away the right lane. drivers staying to the left to get by. as we move to the outer loop past route 1 college park. more word of a wreck out that way. the slow go is stretching from university boulevard to georgia avenue. over to our realtime graphics no other problems to report. we will zoom in to 270 and show you the southbound trip. the volume is starting to build around germantown road. a little shaky shot there. you are okay to the split. quick check on the travel times in virginia. 66 eastbound, from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 12 minutes and growing. the dulles toll road is okay and 295 is no problems making your way to the 11th st

wjz and andrea fujii have more on the story. good morning once again, andrea. >> reporter: records show the calls were made primarily to african-american democrats encouraging them to watch tv and stay at home rather than go out and vote. >> i'm on the bob ehrlich team. >> reporter: political consultant julius henson at the center of this complaint filed in court by attorney general doug gansler saying the 112,000 election night robocalls violated the consumer protection act, all because the calls don't identify who placed them. >> we're calling to let everyone know that governor o'mally and president obama have been successful. we're okay. relax. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch on tv tonight. >> this was with the intent to suppress voter turnout much like literacy tests and poll tax in the past, we do not tolerate it. >> reporter: gansler asks for $168 million from henson, his company universal elections, inc. and coworker rn da russell. >> we have no knowledge to believe that bob ehrlich knew of the calls.

. >> ellos se convirtieron en padre en la madrugada del domingo >> se llamara andrea nicolas. >> ellariesgue a parir naturalmente, es un riesgo >> es el mejor en que puede nacer un hijo y eso quería ella para su hijo. >> ella envío un comunicado, le dan la bienvenida a su primer hijo andreas nicolas najera paulina rubio peso 3 kg. >> y algo que me llama la atencion, la exclusiva la tienen vendida a una revista española, me llama la atencion que ha habido diferentes versiones de donde nació a qué hora, quieren despistar. >> ellos no se esperaban lo que pasó, que el bebé se adelantara.sus médicos le había dicho que no había ningún problema, y cuando se presentó estok, la información fue así >> y si el parto iba a ser en una tina, esto lo cambió todo >> y ella iría a tener una produccion en el parto >> claro que sí, si sabemos que cuando ella se presenta en una escenario, hay una gran produccion >> pero un parto no es una presentacion >> bueno, antes de que ella se casara ya lo tenía todo vendido >> estas fotos fueron tomadas el sabado a horas de lo que pasó ella venía saliendo de un res

. >> and thank you, andrea.he worked in the transportation unit. >>> and a teen who grew up here is found beaten to death in boston. he was trying to get a ride back from carolina to baltimore and he disappeared. his body was found days later in boston. >> you don't expect to see your brother gone like that. life can go so fast, really, truthny. >> >> the investigators were able to identify him through his finger fingerprints. >>> half a dozen homes and businesses were damaged after a fire roars through the neighborhood. it started yesterday morning near the gaitway to canton. one has been taken to johns hopkins bay view burn center. >>> and a surprising change of heart in the catholic church. pope benedict says that the use of condoms could be justified in limited situations. like for male prostitutes wanting to prevent the spread of hiv. >>> the nascar sprint cup comes to a close in florida. and only final lap, edwards wins the lap and john's won a 5th championship in a row. >>> also, the raven's played to a s

andrea? >> andrea: we have seen gronkowski with the hat trick. i spoke with his mother about their family. five boys and three in the nfl. she said hardly a dull moment with them growing up. needless to say everything was competitive and not only a hat trick for rob but the boys all around. chris one in dallas and dan in denver. and then tonight with rob for the patriots. >> al: roethlisberger gets away from a pulled shirt and gets the pass away. caught up at the 40 yard line by mike wallace. they hustle up to the line of scrimmage and snap it as fast as they can. >> cris: so much of this offense is built around that three wide receivers to one side and one receiver down here to the bottom in mike wallace and hines ward is sort of that move guy. hasn't been quite the same in there without him. >> al: and, again, wallace working that route to its max. first down at the 42 of new england. >> cris: mike wallace is starting to show some real patience. funny watching him in practice yesterday. ben roethlisberger overthrew him on a go. i looked back at

tonight, our own andrea mitchell has more on what he's been saying. andrea, good evening. >> the president has not spoken out until now but in this first interview with our own matt lauer he's personal, frank, but unapologetic. >> in dallas george w. bush signed his memoirs, offering no apology for the iraq war and controversial interrogation techniques many call torture. that stirred criticism at home and abroad. >> george bush defends his most controversial decision. >> when it came to khalid sheikh mohammed, the 9/11 mastermind. >> they said he has information. i said find out what he knows. i told our teams, are the techniques legal? the legal team says, yes, they are. i said, use them. >> why is waterboarding legal in your opinion? >> because the lawyer said it was legal. >> on katrina, he regrets not ordering troops in sooner. but is angered by kanye west's suggestion that he was race -- he was motivated by race. 123450 you remember what he said? >> yes, i do. he called me a racist. >> he said george bush doesn't care about black people. >> he's

and wjz-13 and andrea fujii back in the neighborhood. andrea? >> >> reporter: don, the weather service said this is a tornado and you can see all of the damage that's still left behind with the winds gusting more than 100 miles per hour. >> >> reporter: roofs peeled off of buildings and neighborhoods uprooted. this is the first neighborhood since several thunderstorms hit. we met them hours after the tornadoes and now -- >> this is all we have left. and this is all we have, it's a board and they want us to stay here with it boarded like this and i don't feel safe or comfortable. >> reporter: there are six categories on the scale and this was an ef 1. >> and dirt, grime, glass, it's an everything. >> reporter: the crews are working to repair things still. >> and the wind come through here and picked me up and threw me over there. >> reporter: and no human lives were lost, she's worried about her cat, which is still missing. >> reporter: these are 16 of the condemned buildings behind me in the complex. some of the residents will be moveing to othe

good morning, once again, andrea. >>> good morning, don.ot of the debris has been cleaned up, but there are still remnants of the damage from yesterday. there's a lot of work yet to be done. >> roofs were ripped off of homes. >> it felt like the end of the world. >> reporter: 16 buildings condemned -- many reduced to a pile of rubble. >> i looked around and it looked like i was in a war zone and not my apartment. >> reporter: he's still stunned. >> before i could brace myself from what i knew had to be a disaster, i was hit in the face with some sort of debris. it was a brick or part of the ceiling. >> reporter: with no place to go, hundreds of people filled an emergency shelter. >> seeing the faces of others and the ones that lost their homes, knowing they didn't have anything to go to. that was heart breaking. >> reporter: the city will escort many home this morning. >> it will be a long, due process and it will take the entire day. >> reporter: and the first allowed back into their homes are the residents of the condemned homes, they can

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. we have angie goff with traffic, but we check on weather first. >> you may just run into a shower here. better chance up in the mountains. the dayplanner on this tuesday morning is calling for temperatures starting in the 40s and 50s now. we rise to 58 by 9:00. 64 by noon. 62 for the drive home. a passing sprinkle with the highs of 65-70. right now, we are at 53 at ronald reagan national. cumberland has fog and 39. 58 in southern maryland. look at the difference. college park is 55. manassass is 41. 45 in respin. anne arundel county at 52. we are going into the 60s with an isolated shower this afternoon. it is 5:30. here is angie with time saver traffic. >>> i hope you are off to a terrific tuesday. let's get started at the district. good morning, northeast. we are live from independence avenue and washington avenue. note it is very nice and quiet outside. same situation as we move back to the maps and focusing in on 395 up to 66. outside live from gallows road, a great example of the

today is monday, november 22nd, i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm i'm mike hydeck. >>> good morning, angie. >> we start on a mild and foggy note this morning. we have visibilities a half mile or less. dense fog the story through the morning. comfortable temperatures at least. let's get started with a look at the day planner, you notice the clouds and fog. low 50es at 9:00, low 60s by noon. mid-60s, 65, 66 for a high today. 62 by 6:00 p.m. we'll have a chance for showers as we head to tomorrow. not much happening here. you see clouds and rain in michigan, parts of ohio and indiana. we're doing fine except for the fog. dense fog advisory until 11:00 a.m. for the entire metro. winchester you have had low visibilities, you are not in the warning but watch out. some half mile or less. >>> we are waking up to a green light across the region as we look at our roadways. a live look the inner loop, construction in virginia is between gallows road and route 50. that should be clearing by 5:00. we'll switch it over to 267, the dulles toll road eastbound. it is closed between 495 and 123 as a result, you

andrea, it seems like this is one of the rare circumstances where the media outrage reflects the civilian outrage. >> no, that's absolutely true. i think the coverage has been spot on and interesting to see liberals and conservatives like the a.c.l.u. agreeing on something. the a.c.l.u. took issue with an op-ed by janet napolitano in usa today and these procedures despite what she says don't work. it's one of the rare instances where people are all outraged at once. >> jon: judy. >> i'm not so sure about that. >> l.a. times. >> well, also beyond that of the cbs poll done shows that 80% of americans support these measures because you know, on balance i'd rather not been blown up in an airplane which is what most people think. >> they all support them until they're 30 minutes from flight time and still standing there in the security line, right. >> exactly, let's flashback to the last time we had the privacy infringed on when claimed that gosh bush went in to read your e-mails and that was a safety procedure. people went crazy about that. and i have a hard time believing that people will sa

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it's friday. >> let's rt

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington.gin in portugal where the president landed this morning. his second foreign trip in as many weeks. this time the president is trying to find agreement on an exit strategy from afghanistan. even as ratification of the s.t.a.r.t. nuclear arms treaty with russia runs into road blocks at home. chuck todd is nbc news chief white house correspondent, he is traveling with the president covering it all and joins us from lisbon. chuck, first on nato and afghanistan, where does the president want to come out, if he is successful at this nato meeting? >> well, it's exactly the way vice president biden outlined it this morning, that everybody has sign-off on this transition. that's the new buzz word here, if you want to call it that, as far as the president is concerned. he doesn't use the word withdrawal. he calls it a transition, which of course is -- he's not using the phrasology, but it is fairly familiar, which is as the afghanis stand up, nato and u.s. forces stand down. a very similar way t

andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says long contractions indicate early labor. she says call in a few hours. >> dana comes over. she feeds her tea while i'm having contractions. i am in active labor. i am surprised you're so calm. i say, i'm surprised you're so calm. 11:30 p.m. dana drives to the b

andrea and mike. >>> 6:53. here's a check of the news before you go.a is in south korea this morning. mr. obama will attend the g-20 economic summit of world leaders. >>> national mall. the $700 million plan will bring to life a new mall, damaged by so much visitors over the years. grassroots fund-raising will be the first step for that. >>> mine after a fight at the thirsty turtle led to a stabbing. a decision could be made today on the bar's future. >>> the early show coming up in just about six minutes. >> right now, maggie rodriguez tells us what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning, mike and andrea. thousands of passengers aboard the disabled carnival cruise ship are stranded at sea for their third straight day now. we'll be speaking with a member of the coast guard to get the latest on the rescue operation. >>> remember the florida father arrested for his angry tirade on a school bus involving his daughter? >>> erica hill goes back to school with another erica hill. all of that and much more coming up on the early show. andrea, mik

. >> reporter: good morning, mike, and andrea. officials at osbourn high school do not anticipate problems today but children and teachers can expect to see an enhanced security presence inside and outside the school. grief counselors will be avail throughout the day. but still many parents have said they will not plan on sending their kids to school today for fear of possible more gang retaliation. now, as you said, this all started last friday when 15-year-old miguel hernandez was walking home from school. he was stabbed. police say it was not a random attack. they say he was specifically targeted and unfortunately he died eight hours later. an 18-year-old and 17-year-old have been arrested and charged with gang participation and murder. then on saturday, a second stabbing, this time at the grant avenue shopping center. the victim survived, but the two stabbings are likely connected. now many parents, teachers, students say their fear is that the violence will continue today. here's what manassas city manager larry hughes said s

>> andrea mitchell in washington. thank you. >>> in new zealand today, a second powerful explosion at a coal mine ended any hope that 29 trapped miners might have survived. even if some of the miners lived through the first explosion five days ago, none could have survived the second blast. relatives hoped for good news after rescuers finished drilling a narrow shaft into the mine. >>> mean while on wall street, the dow was up more than 150 points after several economic reports, offering new hope that the economy may be improving. >>> when "nightly news" continues tonight from kabul, forgotten families. while life here is hard for most, it's harder for them. we saw firsthand their struggle to survive. >>> back at home. the holiday shopping wars. now as they say, there's an app for that. wars. now as they say, there's an app for that. [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today i