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anth, ro southern portions of thailand. to the malay peninsula, looks like another wet day on hand. temperatures across the board as we head into saturday look like th. 16 in tokyo, partly cloudy for us here. 13 in seoul, a little warmer in beijing, with hi o14bu a very frigid day in ulan bator, minus 10 for the high. wa one in bangkok with 32 , an degrees. let's move on to north america. pretty quiet for much of northern mexico and the southeastern tier of t u. where we get more active is across to the north in towards canada, and with the complex of systems out in the nthst t'ta about this here first. very strong low moving through ontario and eventually into quebec. winter weather for sure. but this one is going to be really concentrated with lots of snow involved. so we have coastal areas looking anywhere from rain -- looking at rain anywhere from northern california all the way up to say british columbia. but interior areas, looking at a great deal of the white stuff to accumulate and the temperatus are going to be very, very cold. so friday, we're looking like this across the

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it's still a good looking sunday morning across the washington area all the way out to the blue ridge anthe. great weather from the panhandled down into lower maryland this morning. great looking day outside. sunshine bouing off the east facing washington monument there. 47 degrees now our current temperature here in washington. check back into the record books. we've had a nice stretch of mild weather now. 12 out of the last 13 days warmer than average. last november we had 15 of the 30 days last november that were 60 degrees or higher including four days in the 70s. so far this november we've had ten days 60 degrees higher but not one time havewe made i into the 70s just yet. tuesday will be our best and last chance at 70s this month. so for today with the sunshine getting through, temperatures are up into the low and mid-40s. this same timeesterday places out to the northern shenandoah valley in the 50s. you'll notice it's cool er than the same time yesterday. nonetheless, going to be a good day outside today. the real core of the cold air has stayed well to our north. caribou, maine, 20

anthe former first lady did not minutes words. >> what do you think of sarah palin?t next to her once. i thought she was beautiful. and she's very happy in alaska. and i hope she'll stay there. >> also in that interview, barbara bush and president bush, the other bush says his son has, quote, done a good job sell the darned thing. >>> today, what vdot crews wl do this winter. officials say they have learned a lot from the two blizzard last year. the back-to-back snowstorms stretched resources to the max and it took a while to plow the roads and get pele moving again. >>> happening today, we're going to find out, as i said, find out again what they're ging to do. we already said that story, so that's enough >> hopefully they won't have to use all that equipment. >> highly unlikely we will have a winter like last morning. this morning we have fog to deal with and patchy drizzle as well. there's the fog there at national airport. live view from the city camera. 50 at national airport. humidity almost 100%. and the fog is patchy. it's not widespread, as is the drizzle th

anthe fascinate. or theamsung galaxy tab that runs flash.undred health item we want to pass along. the centers for disease control says almost half of the colorectal cancer cases are being diagnosed at late stages we they are tougher to treat. they increased with age and were highest among blacks except for cervical cancer in which rates are higher among hispanic women. the healthcare bill passed earlier this year covers most screening tests. >>> it. >>> three years guy this week quarterback michael vick headed to jail for his role in a dog fighting ring. h his career was thought to be over completely. now, he is back in the game and tonight abc's bob woodruff talked to vick about his criminal past and search for redemption. >> michael vick is having the best football season of his life. perhaps the next mvp. maybe a super bowl ring but it as long way from where he was just three years ago, a convicted felon. >> i'm a totally different person now. in 2007 i didn't believe or think what i was doing was wrong. >> didn't at all? >> not at all.

we worry about the dwell time anthe time folks have back home. we committed to this. we've invested blood, sweat and tears here. the afghan people deserve is, so we're going to continue to stay at it. this wilbe an enduring relationship we have. >> it's safe to say the american people do support the troops, but are you worried about a discnect with this war, that nine years after 9/11 people are beginning to wonder, is there a connection between what you're doing here and the current threat of terror as we see it? >> it bothers us sometimes, sometimes it bothershe soldiers. they know absolutely they're doing a very worthy cause over here, helping the afghan people. think about it the last ten years ere hasn't been a major attack against the united states in our homeland. our soldiers are fighting over, that our country is a lot safer. >> talk if you can about your retionship with the afghans. i know you're working this at a local level, trying to build relationships and communities and towns. is that going to be the seed that makes this handover work? >> we're really

but travelers say the body scans anthe pat-downs are invasive. >> question is, do i understand the sensitivities to people, yes. if you're asking am igoing to change the policies? no. because, i think that is what is 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 the policies. >> he also says, it would be irresponsible to sugst that some travelers oughto have t option to opt out of the screening. >>> harry reid says despite the lame duck congress he will call for a vote looking to end "don't ask, don't tell." he says he will call for a vote after thanksgiving, looking to repeal the 1993 law. it remains uncertain whether it would have enough votes to ss, as vaefl leading republicans say they oppose repealing it until they see more studies saying it will not affect military operations. >>> one of thosesenators who will vote on the issue, alaska's lisa murkowski. she won re-election bid but this time as a write-in. she lost the republican primary to tea patyer joe miller. there was a long delay in some alaska e

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anthe other is health care. and there are two specific pledges in their pledge to america. one, of course, we're going to cut $100 billion out of the budget the first year and the second is we're going to have a vote to repeal president obama's health care bill. so they have to do both. whether they can -- look, there's no expectation that they're going to -- that congress is going to repeal the health care bill. i think there's probably not much chance it can get through the senate. certainly if if did so it would be vetoed by president obama. when they draft the budget i think they'll get some democratic support, paicularly in the senateof senators who were up in 2012, and they can send that to the president. we'll see what he does. the budget reduces spending a lot more than he wants to. host: one writes today in a piece, boehner and senate minority leader have set their sights much too low. they talk about controlling government spending and slashing the deficit but they have no plans to accomplish these goals, none in specific detail, at least. they won't say how they