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here's a few highlights to the system ast brings showers tonight. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour, and 40s coming back. the timeline of this and when it will clear out, in a few minutes. >>> here's a question. do we need a new multibillion dollar bridge in the bay area. the bay area toll authority is taking a new look at an old idea. tomorrow a special committee will consider whether to pay up to $400,000 to study the idea of building another bridge between the east bay and the peninsula. the new span would be located in between the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. the idea was last considered back in 2002, when an estimated $8 billion price tag put the plan on the back burner. if approved, the study itself would likely take about two years. >>> investigators are still searching for the cause of an early-morning fire that destroyed the music history of neil young. the fire started just before 3:00 this morning in a warehouse on quarry road in san carlos. firefighters say young rented that warehouse to store cars, instruments, paintings and memorab

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this gorgeous autumn pattern thanks to a ridge of high pressure from eastern quebec to the gulf ast.er clear morning. temperatures near 40 in the suburbs and rural areas. and upper 40s in washington and near the bay. later today we should make it up to or so with lots of sunshine for veterans day tomorrow. upper 30s in the morning and sunny. sunny during the afternoon. more of thsame on friday. saturday should be mostly sunny with highs in the 60s. a look into next week. sunday, part cloudy. increasing clouds mop. might get rain monday night into tuesday. jerry, how is the traffic? >> northern virginia, interstate 66 at the ranch to go to th capital beltway. as you can see, reened. travel lanes are open. everyone is moving along pretty well. into town, northeast, new york avenue, anostia to bladensburg road. very minor traffic light issues. 395 wide open. moving noosely out on the rails this morng. metro, vre and mark with no early issues. joe, eun >> it turns out digging into a good book can have pretty big rewards. a friend gave paul vitale for his birthday. the kennedy buff found

went out just before the explosion and that may have caused ventilation problems leading up to this ast. eun, back to you. >> aaron gilchrist, thanks for that update. >>> president owe bam a ma is in portugal for a summit with nato allies. afghanistan is on the top of the agenda. they're expected to talk about a 2014 target for handing over security to the afghans. now most nato members think that's pretty realistic but the obama administration shiied awa that war goals will be met. >> jurors will soon begin a third day of deliberations in the chandra levy trial. over the last two days they have deliberated for more than 11 hours. ingmar guandique is charged with killing the washington intern in 2001. prosecutors say levy's death fits the pattern of other crimes committed by guandiq. the defee says guandique has become a scapegoat for a botched investigation. >>> some george washington university stunts may have more to worry about than just grades. bedbugs were found some five g.w. dormitories. they were found in six dorm rooms this semester. four cases have been completely eradicated.

back when the hearing was called into order and interrupted said chairman which is not protocol and ast the chairmen i want to know essentially why is it that the only person of color is this young man? my boss turned around i thought this to be my first and last day on the hill. ever so gracious said he would take a look into that now numbers have elevated those of color and he did not say anything walking back to the office a couple hours later they said it is representative waters. she said i want to speak to you immediately she has the most distinctive voice. i went to the office and shut the door i thought she would apologize for calling me out. instead she be rated mahan wanted to know why is it i was working for a republican? that is white people. >> host: she said that? >> guest: i was accused of uncle tom. >> host: i am stunned. >> guest: at the time i was so floored i was hurt her car was not even angry. >> host: what did you say? >> guest: nothing. 22 years old. my first job on the hill. my roommates laugh because i tried to get a job and our basement wall was the rejection l

justin bieber breaks a record at the "american music awards" l ast. >> "the american music award" goes to -- justin bieber! [ cheers ] >> the 16-year-old canadian s inger has become the youngest recipient of the artist of the year award. he took home four awards. even though harry potter fans snow how the -- know how the story ends. they lined up to see their friend, harry potter. >>> there sa new development involving last month -- september's pipeline explosion. >>> also, "saturday night live" weighs in on the controversy at america's airports with the p at-down security. >>> peg is considering raising the pressure in two natural gas pipelines that run alongside the run that -- the one that blew up in san francisco. that's the possibility that's alarming many residents as well as lawmakers. >>> meantime, state legislators are taking new action in response to last september's disaster in super. they are calling op -- in super. they are calling on -- in san bruno. they are calling on california to hire more inspectors. and they say -- >>> rescue crews in new zealand trying to reach tho

. >>> can you hear more of the officer's stories unedit add ast our website t foxbaltimore.com/raw newsaq veteran is asked t ú% return to campus under he decision after learning about an essay he wrote. >> and had ever since the first time i killed someone ttfirst.3 it was weerd and felt wrong, but by the time the 3rd and the natural. it felt like iicould do this for the rest of my life and it makes me happy. >> charles whic whichcharles w e that innhis essay in englishú class. at least one organization is coming to his defense. >> these kids can't fall through the cracks anddbe relegated to ú%e status of thh gentleman from virginia tech or the jihaddist of fort hood. those are my words. >> whittington plans to hhve that mental evaluation today. he says he wasn't talking about killing fellow americans, but terrorists. >>> that brings us to the question of the day. is it right for aacollege to require a war veteran to get a %-rettrning to class?ion before we will take your calls later this hour.ú >>> you can go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think and you can sound off through

that will be the tendy sore the the gulf of mexico moisture ast in.3 you see the mount iry and raii thathwest to northeast. it will continue to move in that direction, and it will be the concentrated in heaviest part of the statt as the low moves in that part of the area. right now that low is still to the south. that is why it's still to come. the center is headed in our general direction for later this afternoon nd evening. as the ow moves through, itt3 brings the heaviest rain according to the future scan at 3:00 this afternoon at 7:00. it all moves through and ww move out behind it. there could be lingering showers before it dries out completely. the next low could bring a chance of rainshower for the northern part the state but restricted to the higher elevations and mountain jus regions to th!!mountainousregio. abbut an inch of rain to the west, and a quarter of an inch tooard salisbury. the temperatures have been on the mmderate side because of the clouds. starting out temperatures in the upper 40s aad near 50s. 52 in d.c. and 53 some sslisbury up ii hagerstown, 48 degrees. the te

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ast has been mentioned, there are numerous problems with the e-verify system. non-citizens who are authorized to work into the united states are many, many times more likely to be erroneous to get an erroneous result from the system saying that they're not actually authorized and one of the main concerns here is discrimination against non-citizens, employers, and it's already been documented even under the federal employer sanctions regime that employers have a tendency to discriminate against non-citizen in the employment process the sanctions regime have caused the terrapin congressional studies and many other studies that have well-documented this issue. so moving to the other half of the case, which is about whether the employer sanctions regime that arizona has established is either expressly or implied pre-empted, so that question would be quite simple if there were not the seventh word parenthetical because as has been mentioned eight pre-empts states from enacting or imposing civil or criminal sanctions on those who employee amount of resilience and the

ast -- it looks like it this point to be a hard electorate to satisfy given the divisions we see.look at this is illustrated in an interesting charge about the trends in exit polls -- chart about the trends in the exit polls. if you look at the democrats, the republicans, the liberals and the conservatives is the stark degree of polarization. people are consistently voting for candidates in their own party. the same is true for liberals. the same is true for conservatives. that degree of polarization as to the difficulty that members of congress are poised to have in bringing the country together. host: what surprised you the most? guest: i was expecting that conservatives would turn out at a high level in this election. i was surprised by the degree. i was surprised by the 40% who said they agreed with the tea party. that is not the whole story. the exit polls also show that only 22% were voting to send a message in favor of the tea party. this message we have been hearing all here register with a lot of people who showed up. host: there were 20 million americans who voted the 20

ast has been mentioned, there are numerous problems with the e-verify system. non-citizens who are authorized to work into the united states are many, many times more likely to be erroneous to get an erroneous result from the system saying that they're not actually authorized and one of the main concerns here is discrimination against non-citizens, employers, and it's already been documented even under the federal employer sanctions regime that employers have a tendency to discriminate against non-citizen in the employment process the sanctions regime have caused the terrapin congressional studies and many other studies that have well-documented this issue. so moving to the other half of the case, which is about whether the employer sanctions regime that arizona has established is either expressly or implied pre-empted, so that question would be quite simple if there were not the seventh word parenthetical because as has been mentioned eight pre-empts states from enacting or imposing civil or criminal sanctions on those who employee amount of resilience and the