here's b.j.lause ] ♪ ♪ rain dolls keep falling on my head and just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed ♪ nothing seems to fit ♪ those raindrops are falling on my head they keep falling ♪ so i just did me talking to the sun ♪ i said i didn't like the way he got things done ♪ sleeping on the job ♪ those raindrops are falling on my head they keep falling ♪ but there's one thing i know ♪ the blues they seem to meet me, won't defeat me ♪ it won't be long 'til happiness steps up to greet me ♪ ♪ rain drops keep falling on my head ♪ but that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red crying is not for me cause i'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining because i'm free ♪ nothing's worrying me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it won't be long 'til happiness steps up to greet me ♪ rain drops keep falling on my head ♪ but that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red ♪ crying's not for me ♪ cause i'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining ♪ because i'm free ♪ nothing's worrying me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> mik

and that's how it went for b.j. vote for b.j. lawson.an who crawled through a river of [ bleep ] and came out clean on the other side. >> i'm b.j. lawson and i approve this message. >> jimmy: well, it's -- [ applause ] it's a tough race for b.j. and unfortunately, he did not win. but the important thing is, the controversy raised awareness of "the shawshank redemption" on blu-ray. in south carolina, a guy named alvin greene somehow won the democratic party primary through a series of comical events. he had no chance to win and he didn't, but that didn't keep him away from the big party at alvin greene headquarters. >> where are you running to, al? >> was this campaign a joke to you, al? or was it serious? >> it was okay. it was serious. >> where are you running to, al? >> why so up? >> because this is my reception. >> how is the sandwich? >> i didn't have a sandwich yet. >> are you going to run again? >> run for what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, that was -- quite a party, it looked like. by the way, i should mention, that man, alvin green

b.j. jenkins, stanford takes its first loss of the season. >>> the warriors may be on the road but they may have been able to celebrate at mony ellis home. david lee was cleared for light conditioning. he could be back on the court as soon as saturday in minnesota. it wouldn't be thanksgiving without football. the night cap with the jets and bengals. new york trying to go 9-2. mark sanchez hooking up with santonio holmes for the touchdown. 13 yards. 17-10, the jets pull away. they win 26-10. some breathing room. in dallas today the cowboys hosting the saints and reggie bush playing in his first game. cowboys on top. drew brees goes to work. saint up 30-27. 30 seconds left for new orleans wins 30-27. to the motor city. the lions hosting. detroit always tough on thanksgiving. case in point we are tied in the fourth quarter. deion branch a busy guy. brady finding him for the 22-yard strike. three touches, pats roll 35-24. high school action today. a big day in golden gate park. the san franci

one more retailer, b.j. wholesale. this 3% rally today, shares are at their highest price since 2002. earnings were stronger than expected and it's raised its outlook. financial stocks were the weakest today as the federal reserve released guidelines if the biggest banks want to increase dividends or launch stock buybacks. these rules apply to the 19 banks that were subject to the fed's stress tests last year. here are some guidelines. they will have to show they have the capital to absorb loan losses over the next two years, including under adverse economic conditions. banks also have to show how they will meet new global bank capital requirements and pay back the government before raising dividends or making any buybacks. the major bank exchange traded fund sank more than 1.5%, but volume was low. this is a two-week low. the biggest drag on the s&p 500 came from an industry that has been the focus of lots of interest: data storage. net-app had been among those rallying until this latest market weakness. but a disappo

b.j.'s wholesale club spiking more than 10%. volume trippled on reports the struggling warehouse club, which has hired morgan stanley to explore other options. macy's latest quarter shows its turnaround plan is gaining traction. third quarter profits 8 cents versus a loss a year ago, and 3 cents above analysts' projections. but the department store chain says gross margins are improving as it ramps up its holiday promotions. macy's shares this week backing off multi-year highs. ralph lauren also sewing up strong results. tonight, shares in the apparel maker and retailer jockeying to an all-time high thanks to a rebound in global demand for its popular luxury brands. the results welcome news for investors ahead of the holiday shopping season. erika miller will have more on the comeback in luxury retail in just a moment. and that's tonight's "market focus." as we saw with ralph lauren's blockbuster earnings, there's a surprising little secret about the u.s. economy: consumers who buy luxury goods are back! they're expected to be a

b.j. wholesale was just ahead of estimates, and its stock added almost 4%.een apparel shop zumiez rocketed 13.5% higher, with october same-store sales coming in three times better than forecast. finally, for-profit education stocks took a dive today, including apollo group. the department of education is looking at its online university of phoenix and its federal student loan program. apollo shares fell 8% to a four- year low. the for-profit school industry is under pressure as the government looks to make sure schools are preparing students receiving federal loans for gainful employment. and that's tonight's "market focus." they could pull the particulars after the on-line web site. amr has threatened to do just that in a dispute over how orbitz gets flight details and ticket prices. the company is still negotiating and amr says customers can still buy american airlines tickets on orbitz. here's what we're watching for tomorrow: jobs-- we'll find out how many were lost or gained with october's employment report. we'll also talk quantitative easing with form

mayor michael bloomberg says washington is playing on people's ignorance and listing a free born route b.j. . global pressure mounts on ease rail to tear down that seven hundred kilometer barrier in the west bank israel says it's for security but palestinians claim they're living under upper third as others cash in on the segregation. of the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering rages on for hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children born with defects now these are the effects of agent orange a poisonous riverside which the u.s. used to destroy i can call to learn. more dues coming up in less than fifteen minutes after the sports update with kate. and i thank you for joining me for the sports news and here's what's coming up. title decider senator and for wednesday's crunch top of the table battle in the russian premier league. while european ambition has taught them and sunderland to do battle in one of two matches in england on tuesday with this place to target for the windows. on strike we have all twenty three goals from an action packed w

profits were helped by more drilling activity in north america, and the buyout of b.j. services last spring. pulling up a chart we see the news buoyed the stock to a three-month high. here is another buyout, this one among the regional banks. wilmington trust being bought by m&t bank at a deep discount of $350 million-- or $3.84 per share in stock. that comes as wilmington posted its sixth straight quarterly loss, due in part to losses in commercial real estate. but the deal values wilmington trust at nearly half its value as of friday's close. the shares were the big loser of the n.y. exchange. for its part, m&t gets wilmington's profitable wealth management division and 50 branches. and there's a third buyout offer to tell you about. mckesson inked a deal to acquire privately held u.s. oncology inc. the price? just under $2.2 billion. cancer medicine is a high-margin business. mckesson sees a modest boost to profits next year. investors like mckesson's news-- the stock now at a 3.5-month high. microsoft shares hit the highest price since may in the wake of last week's

york's mayor michael bloomberg says washington is playing on people's faith and risking a trade war with b.j. . global pressure mounts on ease roll to tear down that seven hundred kilometer barrier in the well. back israel says it's for security but palestinians where you are living under up or tape as others cash in on the segregation. and the vietnam war may have officially ended over thirty five years ago but the suffering major saw for hundreds of thousands of vietnamese children along with the facts these are the effects of agent orange a poisonous herbicide which the u.s. used to destroy agricultural land. next to our financial pundit mark scars or is here to explain how the gold and silver markets are being manipulated by traders and big business to stay with us.

it's 55 degrees into b.j.'s and arlington. 53 in mount airy. 54 and warrenton. sunny and gusty today. wind advisory from 9:00 a.m. through 4 rpm for the best majority of the viewing area. gusts of 30-50 miles an hour. highs in the mid 60's. 40 degrees tonight. increasing clouds tomorrow, mid 50's. >>> it is overwhelming. it is exactly what we anticipated. coming out of the neighborhoods. if you live in a tree-lined area, there's a lot of debris. a lot of power outages and power poles down and power lines down. if there was a big crash yesterday. this is live, eastbound dulles toll road. those lights are traffic coming out of reston. two lanes getting by to left at two laneses ashtabu getting by to the left at hunter mill road and the bureau road overpass -- beulah road. >>> coming up, nothing but love for the beatles online. 24 hours later, they cracked the top 50 17 times. >> a private marriage proposal takes the wor >>> welcome back. our top story is, the storms that blew through our region overnight left behind plenty of damage. this is george mason drive in

you'll get for cosco or b.j.'he drive and dealing with the crowds. >> you would pay for a set of batteries elsewhere upwards of a dollar a battery. that's a huge savings. >> pet food, speaking of huge. >> yes. >> really the thing is here is can be for cats, dogs, wet, dry dog food will be 10%, 15%, even 20% less if you buy them wholesale. >> everybody is looking for a break on prescription drugs. a lot of these stores have pharmacies. how significant is the savings. >> they can be as significant as 50% less on common drugs like a lipitor or nexium where you spend on a prescription about $4 a prescription and a lot of these place, something to keep in mind for people, you don't even have to be a member in many of these stores to actually go in and get the prescription drugs so if you think about it, you can go to your sam's club and have a conversation with them, even bring in your old prescriptions and show them what you've had elsewhere and they will give you that discount. >> you named a couple of brand name dru

there had b.j. the overnight roadwork, 270 northbound near falls road that should be wrapping up really no factor whatsoever. let's see how we're doing with 395 northbound. the lane at landmark as you head north to the 14th street bridge, looking good. and through southeast everything moving along very nicely. eun? >> all right, thank you. >>> it was a frightening experience for one metro rider when she was separated from her baby. the baby made it onto the train, but she did not. it happened at the west hyattsville station on the green line. ne four's megan mcgrath is live there now with details. megan. >> reporter: good morning, eun. just a very frightening situation for this mother. she was here at the metr station, it was the height of rushhour, 8:00 a.m. yesterday morning. the woman was trying to get on board a train with her young child. she was able to wheel the stroller onto the car, but then the doors of the train actually closed before she could get on to the train. the train then pulled a

repeal of a law would not come as i understand it, now, i am not a lawyer, but as i understand it, and a b.j. johnson can address this more authoritatively for you when he comes up here. but as i understand, and tilt we certify, until the president, secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs certified that the u.s. military is ready to implement the law, the repeal, the existing, currently existing rules would continue to apply your and so you have a period of preparation, if you will, that, as i indicated earlier, i don't know necessarily how long that would take. >> from my perspective, we are one military. we are one military. >> to more questions. >> you have spoken quite clearly that you support the president's position on this.@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @ w your urging the senate to@ act and how this needs to be done. i to have it -- [inaudible] do you feel personally that it is not just or wrong for gays and lesbians not to feel to serve their country? are you comfortable with the idea of opening integrating the military? >> i think that in my -- one of the things that is most imp