he will hunt down their families so let's look at this video max of a living a good bar he's from barclays bank seen your fork straight or for asia or he was until he was fired here he is confronting construction workers near his house when they woke him up too early. yeah that looks like a typical broker's office but you know this is why london is dropping. down from being the world's financial center it's going to lose that top spot to new york on kong and even frankfurt will overtake london in a few short years so this is why they're acting out their pathological social they need to call a social order anti-social behavior order as that guy is. a menace well as you said london is apparently going down the ranks of financial centers it's down to just like a third in terms of income and revenue to the to the revenue office here the inland revenue. in the last three years now that sort of behavior that you saw there for any new yorker that's you encountered that were our campaign is working or didn't capitalizing the banks there's their bonuses are being slashed or pays being slashed they'

barclays. you know notice that goldman sachs and all these other banks don't face as many well there's definitely a power move from wall street to find all these british banks as a way to downsize the british banking establishment for new york wants to take that business of course but when you give a bank like barclays a four hundred billion million to zillion dollar fine pound fine all they do is they increase they ratchet up their fraud to pay for the fine so you're encouraging to commit fraud because you're not by give them a subtle penalty you what you're saying is commit more fraud because that's the g.d.p. of britain is bank fraud we're going to find him for not committing fraud fast enough so you have to commit fraud faster to increase the g.d.p. of those countries are going to impose a fine on you barclays so out there commit fraud more rapidly so that the g.d.p. of the country goes up to bail out george osborne this quarter so we have more bankers in the news and this is a female banke

foreigners but domestic workers i totally believed with the palo market today damning emails of barclays traders boasting about how they rigged energy prices to make profits so this is an american maxim barclays traders there are also rigging market and a foul mouth way for traders are accused of conspiring to sell electricity at a loss to drive prices down this would enable simultaneous bets on falling energy prices to reap huge profits leading to losses of eighty six million pounds for all their investors and pension funds manipulating prices down energy prices people you know the un educated scrope knuckleheads out here will say oh that's great my you know bills are going to be less but you know manipulating prices down the reason it's preferred over manipulating prices to go higher is because you can use the counterfeiting technique of selling naked short celtic cetera and of course just basing the currency which has the effect of alternately driving up prices so the u.k. consumer now is facing higher energy and food costs in the medium to longer term because the bank stores are floo

janiceejennifer,we're live here at barclay and 21st. it didn't take long barclay and 21st.here at barclay and 21st. it didn't take long for us to find plenty of parents whoonow say pheir children will be put in danger.the crossing guard here today she left n tears.she , - has had several close calls... because the department of transportation basee on the number of kids that cross everyday...and cars thht pass...she's ánot needee. for the past four years... carmeliia barrholomew has come to thh saae ntersection, and put on her vess and hat. hat.whatt egan as a thankless job...today,it leaves her in te. tears.the city department of transpprtation will be 66 of its 466 city uards from intersections.meaning carmelita, whose grown to love each of her "kids", won't be here tomorrow: tomorrow: the ity says the decision iss paaed on a federal standard..whhch say a rossing guard is only needed at an intersection if there are at busy ssreets of east baltimore: baltimore:"once they stop, they barrel down here, faster parents says it's a mmtter of life and death: death:"these kids nee

maryland playing at the new barclays center against powerhouse ky. he just lost out on the terrace and trains to coach calipari. they do not need any help, at least on paper. maryland is the underdog in this contest, no doubt, but they will not let that or sees an opening night jitters stop them. >> seeing dick vitale over there, i will have to temper that. they will be juiced up. i hope they will be locked in to the game plan. as long as they play how we practice, that's all that matters. a long as they try to do the right thing, that is what the coaches look for. >> georgetown is kicking off another season tonight in jacksonville fla. the aircraft carrier game was so popular they inspired three more of them this year. they will play the 10th ranked university of florida at 9:00. florida alum would likely be watching his gators but he is back at home at work. the wizards are 0-3. they're staying in the game and forcing overtime. he picked up a career high 16 points and he credited paul piuerce -- pierce for sparking his play. >> i have felt more con

. >>> the barclay break. >> the waiter main break sent sit water on city have streets. jeff hager joins us from the area that was hit the hardest. jeff, what do you have for us? >> the simple answers is that there have been no repairs thus far. the first order of business is to actually shut down the water from that five foot main. you're gonna see we have the water flowing pretty freely, the water running down hill on north charles street all the way to north avenue. we understand that work has been suspended for the night because othe winds and the rain coming down. it appears it may take some time to get this area back to normal. >> reporter: had-heavy machinery claws at the earth where a massive water main dating back to the 20s has now sent torrents of water streaming. >> we have most of the water shut down. it's a situation of turning a few more valves. you can't just turn it on and off. some people may see a bit of cloudiness. >> in the near by senior apartments, when residents like this, check their faucets that cloudy water looked like a mudslide. >> like that

a senior political analyst at barclays is with us. thank you very much for joining us today. being lost as we speak, but what is the potential threat -- i know we're talking about potential cease-fires here. but as we see it what is the potential threat to the oil market? >> i think if we see a grond invasii ground invasion you'll see oil rise. i think the conflict would have to extend to involve an actor like iran. that's something people were initially worried about. iran has provided financial support for hamas. they provide rhetorical support at the moment but we don't really see the iranians willing to get involved on a big basis in this dispute right now. >> how are you so confident on that? that's the big threat. >> that is the big threat. there's been a bit of a rift between iran and hezbollah and hamas over the issue of syria. hamas backs the syrian opposition. iran and hezbollah back the assad regime. hamas used to basically have an office in syria. they left in february and moved to qatar. hamas is much more aligned now with eequipped, with qatar, with turkey, with

barclays could be fined $470 million after 19 questionable trades in the last two years. jp morgan was asked to turn over emails that may shed light on alleged market manipulation in california and the midwest. the bank turned over some documents, but is still under investigation. the firms call the allegations over-reaching and plan to fight back. big businesses are struggling to stay afloat after hurricane sandy. downed cell towers and power outages put a damper on cell use. verizon says the effect on its fourth-quarter results could be "significant." airlines lost $190 million. delta alone cancelled more than 3,500 flights, which cut $45 million in revenue last month. and about 300,000 auto dealerships were forced to close due to power outages. hyundai and kia are working to resolve a gas problem. both car companies admit overstating fuel effiency on the stickers in the windows on 900,000 vehicles. epa officials say the mileage was wrong and needs to be corrected. hyundai and kia are lowering the miles per gallon estimates on most 2012 and '13 models. the companies are

gillllanddis live in east baltimore with more on why those crossing guards good morning guys,we''e live at barclay and 21st. for years... there's been a crossing guard here at this intersection heeping kids get to school safely.but this morning... thes kids are on their own. own.thh city department of transportation will be removing crossing guards from 666of its 466 cityy intersections.the city saas the decision ii based on a federal sttndard... which says a crossing guard is only there are aa least 40 kids... and 350 cars er hour. "getting rid f those intersections, where there's no longgr needed,,did a assssssment, we found 11or 2 chhldren use intersection across the street" "once they stopp they barrel down here, faster than fast so pou don't get hit" pit"although some parents argue it's a matterroo life and death... the city says it stands by it's decision. as for those 66 crossing guarrs... tte city says they're not firing or letting them go... they'll just be intersections.live in east gilliland, fox45 morning news. has died from her injuries. the firr broke out wednesday morning... at a ho

global or peregrine or whether or not it's the barclays attempt the manipulation in libel or four and that's there is then if you were to to rewrite that list of what they need to worry about in terms of frauds in terms of ponzi schemes in general looking at these markets today would you say don't have faith and regulators they may not be able to do their jobs i don't have faith in the laws that we hold dear the rules such as that segregated customer accounts will never be touched are all those things kind of just came off i mean i wouldn't say i don't have confidence in regulators but i mean. sometimes it takes us some time to act but i don't know that we're missing things left and right i don't feel like that but it sometimes it takes us longer than we would and that's because of all the stuff that's going on in these markets that i think are just on tort which is why i think we need a culture shift i think we've got most of the rules and regulations in place or we're about to finish with dodd frank like i said we need some more rules and regs for cheetos we need an insurance fund b

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. >>> and barclays being accused for allegedly manipulating prices.and four former traders are said to have carried on out the activity from 2006 to 2008. barclays says it will fight the agen agency. and politics in europe not getting any better. david cameron, rebels within his own party voted against his eu budget plan. not what cameron was hoping for. he's worried it could lead to britt continue leaving the european union. there's a sense here as britain goes through austerity why we continuously are upping the budget for the european union, right? which i think a lot of people -- >> no, but of course given all this in the run up to these budget talks, it's clear that any fractions are being exacerbated -- any frictions are being exacerbated within the eu, will britd continue ultimately call a referendum? >> renegotiate. >> one of the questions that remains is how the retail sector will be affected by the storm. en early sense of will is likely to come from same store sales figures released throughout the da thedaaday. pal do you think the storm wi

new video shows huge lines of people wrapped around the barclay center in brooklyn waiting to get onuses. >> number three, san francisco police hope the public can help them fan the arsonists who torched a muni bus following the world series clincher. new video shows two men throwing burning objects into the bus. the mayor says it will cost a million dollars to replace. >> number four, bart set a new record yesterday when one million fans packed downtown is -- san francisco. bart recorded more than 553,000 exits as of 10 last night. >> number five, thousands of bay area homeowners who are struggling with mortgages request get free help today in san jose. part of naca's american dream tour. counselors and bank representatives will be on hand at the san jose convention center through monday. >>> final check on the forecast >> good news, radar returnses from live doppler moving into the central -- valley from brentwood and altamont towards stockton and tracy coming from that way it is going to be wet. a few sprinkles even drizzle around dumbarton bridge to 237 in the south bay and it lo

when you take a look at barclays coming under fire by some shareholders, maybe barclays should spin offr break up the bank, so with that kind of chatter from the chair holders we have seen barclays coming under pressure down about 5%. back to you. tracy: thank you, nicole. it is amazing what chatter can do. it is like when kids play telephone. the dow down 66 points. coming up, republicans meeting with several ceos on the fiscal cliff. we will have the latest on where things stand. republican senator john barrasso will weigh in from capitol hill. more as we head out to break, the dollar is down against just about everything except the japanese yen, which is up. the dollar down against all of it. we will be back. and waiting in line. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com, you can print real u.s. postage for all your letters and packages. it gives you the exact amount of postage you need the instant you need it. can you print only stamps? no. first class. priority mail. certified. international. and the mailman picks

in east baltimore with more on wwy the changes were put into pood morning guys,we're live at barclay and 21st. for years... there's been a crossing guard here at this intersection helping kids get to school safely.the guard here innthe afteenoon told us she's had several close calls...but starring today... the kids are on their own. own.the city department of transportation will be removing crossiig guards from intersecttonn.the city says the decision ii based on a pederal standard... wwich says needed at an intersection if and 350 cars per hour.but on &pthe busy streets of east baltimore... parents say it's &pa matter of life and death. "these kids need a crossing watch kids, they need an adult" child gets hit is the ity going to pay for funeral costs?""a lot f kids are going to get hit, greenmont is one of busiest crosswalkk uttt" parents... the city stands by its decision.we'll have more on their side of the story... croosing guards... coming up next half hour.live in east baltimorr, i'm meean 3 first on fox... new eeails obtained by fox 45... show schools about reporting crime. c

. >>> if you're traveling you want to avoid the barclay area from pen station to 21st street. affected. now, since this break is so large, it's going okto take a while to fix. you will want to stick with 82 until the repairs are complete. i will be tracking the delays of your commute tomorrow beginning at 4:30. ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i think that we have a player for you. sam gordon. he rushed for 2,000 yards and 35 touchdown and 'csam also ha 65 tang tackles and this 9 year old and sam also goes by samantha. she is kicking the tails of boys bigger and stronger. >> you go sam. >> go sam go. >> 18 years from now she is going to have everybody cracking up in line how she get here and say ñrthat i was an early voter and my mom and dad could not make it to the hospital so they invited some nice men and woman over to deliver me. my mom said that i beat the opening

again, regulators accusing barclays and traders of manipulating the california energy markets. beat goes on. this is like covering the cop shop. up next, the eastern seaboard slowly pulling itself back together in the wake of hurricane sandy. some of the artists of people a small business owners and of people who put their lives into their company now staring a devastating losses. he with resources and tips for rebuilding, ceo of the take business services. thanks for coming on. give me a sense of how many people who have small businesses might have been impacted here. >> clearly in the northeast region business has gone significantly impacted, and businesses in a lot of different areas, health-related, service related to manufacturing. the ability to get into the facility, get your employees there on time to really directly affected by the weather as well as the assessment of the damage that the storm to to the business. gerri: and a lot of times these people don't have the resources as a big company. i want to walk through your tips on what small business owners should be doi

are you saying that companies like goldman sachs and morgan stanley and barclays have as much to do with the price of oil going up as exxon or shell? >> oh, absolutely, yes. i tease people sometimes that-- you know, people say, "well, who's the largest oil company in america?" and they'll always say, "well, exxon mobil or chevron or b.p." but i'll say, "no, morgan stanley." [ticking] >> coming up... >> is there price manipulation going on? >> i-i can't say, and the reason i can't say is because nobody knows. our federal regulators don't have access to the data. they don't know who holds what positions. >> why don't they know? >> why don't they know? >> yeah. >> because federal law doesn't give them the jurisdiction to find out. >> that story and more when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] well, if it isn't mr. margin. mr. margin? don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. y

funny guy, very, very funny standup who just became the first comic to play a sellout crowd at the barclayssell peters is performing for us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] it's a great show. i cannot wait. a funny, funny man. it is time for late night hashtags, everybody. check it out! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guy, these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweet. so, because the new "twilight" movie comes out tomorrow, i went on twitter and started a hash tag called fake "twilight" spoilers. [ laughter ] and i asked you guys at home to tweet out a made up spoiler, something that happens in a movie that is a secret you don't want anyone to know before you go see it. we got thousands of fake spoiler tweets. in fact, within 15 minutes, it was a worldwide trending topic, which is awesome. so thank you for those tweets. [ applause ] and now i thought i would share some of my favorite fake "twilight" spoilers tweets from you guys. here we go. first one from @rdmventura. he says, "there is a grand openi

let's bring in a new face to cnbc, jose wynn, head of global fx research at barclays. i love this, jose, because we are always talking about stocks and bonds. listen, a lot of people that think we could get tighter interest rate policies under a mitt romney presidency. what do you think? >> well, actually, that's one of the main concerns that the romney administration are going to survey with client. we ran a big surveys, 350 plus -- 350 clients with over $10 trillion and the management. >> certainly that would affect the outlook for the u.s. dollar as well. what are the scene nair yo both candidates, jose, for the u.s. dollar, which very closely is correlated to what is going to happen with commodities? >> yeah, as you know, our research guys say under a romney win, [ inaudible ] and of course, i would put a tighter tone on the dollar as well. we think the way to play this is by looking for a higher dollar yen, something that can also cross the results of the survey we found out. so under that scenario, under the romney win, high dollar yen is a way to play both for b

the cliff, then i think you'll see the market really crash. >> well, so what is larry cantor at barclays? for you, this is partly a timing issue. if it does take a long time, if we do go to the brink t would be worse for the markets, don't you think? >> absolutely. and it could well do that. one thing i want to point out here is cliff is actually a bad word. people seem to think over $600 billion of tax increases and spending cutting are going to hit the economy all at once on january 1st. that's not true. the 600-plus is if it lasts throughout 2013. >> it's more like a fiscal runway. >> it's more like a fiscal bridge. for example, social security taxes will go up if nothing is done. you'll get more withheld, but it goes through every paycheck over the years. same with unemployment. the spending cuts occur over the year. it's really a bleed. of course, markets will not like it, if you don't get an agreement by december 31st. but there's a decent chance. there's a lot of work to be done. there's not a lot of time left. i think probably the most likely thing is they're able to delay all th

an exhibition game, but friday's college basketball match-up between maryland and kentucky at the barclays center in brooklyn could give us some great insight into the upcoming season. can the defending champs repeat with five fresh new starters? do the terps have the talent to live up to the season's high expectations? the acc is expected to be more wide open with duke and north carolina turning in extremely young rosters. a winfrey against the defending champs could be a -- a win friday against the defending champs could be a boost in confidence to carry the terps far this season. >> everyone was excited, first game of the season, new arena, bunch of new young guys playing. >> i have an understanding with coach morris and i'm more relaxed on the court because i know what coach wants. i know what the timeouts and what we need and i've been able -- team wants and what we need and i've been able to watch all last year. >>> the wizards looking for revenge against the celtics. this rookie says he thinks the three days of rest will be the recipe for his improvement. >> i think it's an advantag

barclays, just got off the phone with this one. it's getting attention.go with an obama or a romney victory. barclays says if obama wins the 10-year yield drops to 1.5% or lower, okay? the reason they stated was because of worries related to the fiscal cliff, and then they said if there's a romney win, the yield gofers above 2% tracy saying that's the perception of the hawkish fed with romney in. he indicated he would not have ben bernanke in for another term, ect.. a really interesting forecast. tracy: really interesting. no money poured into the market, yields go up. we'll see. good stuff. >> thank you. tracy: a little chime there as well. stocks waiverring near the flat line into election day, but the next guest says it doesn't matter who wins. the pressing issue for the economy is still the darn fiscal cliff. joining us is john, glad you're with us. sandra smith reported if romney wins, markets go up. you don't think so? >> well, you know, i think the markets are going to have to make a determination tomorrow evening at some point based on exit polls

and not the inverse trade, necessarily but the matching trade, the pairs trade here, you look at barclay's exchange traded fund for the bonds, behind the june 124 puts, this profits if the tl. the fund goes lower, tl t fund. >> and, again, what are the fundamentals on bonds? i mean, we have got record low interest rates, one could question whether that is a safety trade or some other kind of trade, bonds which were shunned in the early 1980s at 15 percent yields all of a sudden we can't get enough of them now, now what is going to be the catalyst? i think this fund flow dynamic between exes and bonds and the unwinding of some of these pessimistic trades on equities could conspire particularly as we move into the new year to tip the scales and start moving things in the opposite direction of where they have been going. >> is complacency, though, too loti point to see that kind of optimism begin to build upon itself? >> i don't think we really have come complacency, we had an over played volatility play that imploded on itself and no better illustration that preelection people who bet on vol

barclay. stayed down for a while. he would leave the game. then with less than two minutes left.cla. traeg to stop usc. thigh block. the field goal. this baby is history. then gets the gatorade bath. 38-28. second quarter. irish up. 34-yard touchdown pass. 28-0. notre dame. third quarter now. up 31-0. bay area guy. george atkinson. hits pay dirt. 38-0. at that point. that is your final. they remain undefeated. harvard/bills quarterback. ryan fitzpatrick. the game between harvard and yale. takes the handoff. harvard beats yale. for the sixth year. in a rope. 34-24 is your final. to the big time. allen smith. questionable for the showdown with the bears. quarterback has not been fully cleared after suffering a concussion last sunday. offensive lineman. dealt with concussions before. described what the final step is. for smith to return. for me it was like i basically. with my helmet. the quarterback would be different. it's their job. their consistent. we wish alex smith the best. what about, the raiders head coach. and part of the broadcasting team. and called the action monday. a

hold them to their word on the first page submit by ms., barclay who says we mirror the light wells they don't mirror their light wells they are 2 feet short on both end and so they are going to have a full wall sitting in the deck and is they finally added the deck and is set backs on both ends. they also extend far past all of the neighbors. since when did the residential design guidelines, permanent these wild extensions deep extensions under the rear yard look at the way the building is currently lined up right now the buildings are pretty much lined up all the way across miss may beels building is the one exception and that is a historic building but this current building goes even yet past my client's building and is that what the residential design guideline stand for to expend into the open space here three stories? that is not how i interpret them. finally the issue of the demlation in this case it's a demolition, the department called at that demolition when they first came into the department and i'll submit this, the department twice said very few existing walls have been ret

part owner jay-z and beyonce were on hand for the first nets game against the knicks in the new barclays center. 38-year-old jerry stackhouse of the nets led the way in overtime for a 96-89 win over new york. >>> but it was this play, nicks star, carmelo anthony, that made the shot of the night as it hit the rim, it bounced off the backboard and then bounced right through the hoop for, shall we say, a lucky three-point shot. he knows it there. >>> well, just ahead, the reviews are in for lindsay lohan's elizabeth taylor, and brad pitt defends his chanel ads. >>> plus, we'll tell you why you don't want to mess with this crime-fighting nanny. you're watching "early today." no problems in the west today. it's tomorrow we'll deal with a couple storms that will move through. temperatures today, seasonal, 60s in southern california, 80s near phoenix. northwest after a chilly start getting up into the 50s. as advertised as we get into wednesday, we introduce a chance of rain about everywhere. a large storm system has dragged out. as it slowly slides onshore, the heaviest rain also be in norther

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carter copeland of barclays, thank you. >>> washington and wall street a sea of red in the markets a day after the elections. if all ten s&p sectors close down more than 1%, it would be the first time since early december of 2011 that that would happen. where do we go from here? we'll talk about that. >>> as we head out, stocks are diving today but we are off of our lows of the trading session. there are some gainers on the nyse. startek up 20%. hyperdp dynamics up 19%. tenet health care up better than 10.25%. vanguard health up just under 9%. back in a moment. but when i was in an accident... i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. so i never missed a beat. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> let's go to caruso-cabrera with a fire in angry athens, greece. >> firefighters are putting out a large fire in the square right in front of parliament. there is a lot of small structures in the square. looks like that might have been it or some kind of commercial business there. firefighters have been dil

even if you look at the lipper or barclay indices, it reflects the same thing. in a way, it's sad. in a way, it isn't. it underscores all of these tax implications that are moving trades are counterproductive to the democratic theme because they are circumventing the positives that are supposed to be through tax structure. i guess it really argues for reform. if all the money you're supposed to get from these companies is getting pulled into today's tax rates. >> what about that market? there are those who say get into the high yield, go to the munis since taxes are going to go higher. are they expensive now? has that become a crowded trade? is it too late to get into them? >> you know, the way we're looking at it right now is obviously capital is going to chase yield. when you can't get any yield in the form of treasuries, cds, you know, there's not a ton of yield in munis right now p. investment grade bonds don't look as attractive. >> so you're not going to buy them. where are you going to go to find yield where you can also feel like you're finding value at the same time? >> ye

. >> the maryland basketball team wrapped up the barclays center classic tonight as they hosted liu brooklyn. let's say the terps might have had the height advantage, six players over 6' 7, liu brooklyn just one. that was of the difference in this one. mark turgeon in his second season at maryland. early in the game the terps off and running after a brooklyn miss. if it is dez well -- it is dez wells who finishes it off. terps now struggling thanks to 15 turnovers. garner misses. thompson does not. brooklyn within three. however, they were down nine at the half. 2nd half james padgett and alex len the s.w.a.t. team. his reward? the slam down the lane, the pullup for show. he finishes with 18. the terps with a 15-point lead and control the game the rest of the way. off the turnover here the freshman seth allen alone for the flush. he would score a team high 19. the terps improve to 2-1 with a 91-74 win over liu brooklyn. >>> the wizards held practice today. this team still can't find their magic. for the second straight near they are the only nba team without a win. 0-7 is their record. tomor

the terps, the barclay center classic and host leu brooklyn at 7:00 p.m. the terps are 2-1 is this season. the wizards held practice and the team can't find their magic. the second straight year, they're the only nba team without a win. zero-7 is their record. saturday, the next chance and if they lose to the utah jazz 0- 8 would match the worse start in franchise history. you can't say they haven't been competitive. four of seven games decided by six points or less and does this feel better than last season? >> and this is never fun to lose. we have competed every, pretty much every game. i don't know. i'm not into comparisons. i'm worried about this team and us going out and doing the things we're capable of doing to win the game. and, you know, i still, you know, have great believe in these guys and we can do that. >> d.c. united lost to the houston dynamo last sunday, 3-1 and the first leg of the eastern conference finals. this sunday to advance to the mls cup the first time in eight years, they must score two goals, maybe more if houston scores. if th

part owner jay-z and beyonce were on hand for the first game in the new barclays center. 38-year-olderry stackhouse of the nets led in overtime to a 96-89 win over new york. >>> but this was the play of the day. knicks' carmelo anthony made the shot of the night as his jump shot hit the rim, bounced to the top of the backboard and then right through the hoop. for one very lucky three-point shot. that smile, it looks like he knows. >>> now for another look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. he'll take it. >> that was the makeup game. that was supposed to be played two days after sandy hit. >> i knew that. >> they had to cancel it. i know you know that. much anticipated and it delivered. great game last night. here's what we're dealing weatherwise. get ready for a little rain, a little snow mix. the big cities of new england down through the mid-atlantic, d.c. just rain for you. philly should start off as a little rain changing over to snow. new york city most likely will see primarily snow from this. and it should begin in the new y