even another suspect, a crack dealer named kenneth barnes.arnes claimed brian wells was in on the plot from the beginning and that he was duped. >> wells was essentially told he would be robbing the bank, but the device that was being put around his neck would be fake so he would not be putting himself in harm's way. as it turns out, he was double-crossed. >> criminologist jim fisher believes it was rothstein who wanted to pull off the perfect diabolical crime that would baffle investigators. the elaborate scavenger hunt would send them to a dead-end. the confusing, yet meticulously crafted collar bomb, even the white t-shirt brian wells wore into the bank spray painted with the word "guess." to fisher, all of it hatched in the mind of a madman. >> the kind of motive we can understand, like a standard bank robbery, someone needs the money. then we have a category of crime involving motives that a normal person can't really understand. >> you're describing bill rothstein? >> that would be bill rothstein in my mind. to me, he fits to a tee the

host: fred barnes?uest: i agree with that, that republicans are going to work with president obama and will he have to work with them. even ronald regan had the iran contra scandal and bill clinton did have impeachment. so they are really tough and in your administration your best people, your first team you have on your staff and in cabinet positions in your first term, many of them go away in your second term so it's one where democrats and republicans are going to have to come together especially on the fiscal issue. we know what will happen. we will have huge spending cuts in defense and it will go into effect january 1 or the bush tax cuts will expire as of january is so they will have to do one of two things, either have a stopgap measure and let the next congress and president obama work out something over the entire year of 2013, tax reform measure and so on or they are going to have to act in the lame duck session. this is not ducking the issue but knocking it over to the new congress that had

barnes off to a great rookie beginning. steph curry the steal. no look to barnes. barnes had 20 points. curry came through, 31 points. and 9 assists. and then we will see the penetration by curry, finding david lee. warriors 105-101. winning tonight in dallas. they are home on wednesday. the warriors return home against the new brooklyn team and the stanford women are number one ranked team in america after knocking off baylor. all right? a lot of stuff tonight. feeling good around here. >> yes, they are. >> all right. >> good night everybody.

audrey barns has more. >> say thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: mark and diane williams first met mary at saint ann an's hospital in july of 2010, a preemie weighing two pounds and 10 ounces. they took her into their oxen hill home as foster parents, loved and nourished her up to her current weight of 23 pounds and started working right away to make her theirs forever. >> i said i didn't care how long it took as long as we got her and it was a happy day today. >> reporter: happy, because today their adoption was finalized with 20 other families at d.c.'s annual adoption day ceremony. the event not only celebrating the joy of adoption, but it's meant to consider others to consider adopting or fostering a child. right now, there are 120 children in pc foster care waiting for adoptive families. mary is the ninth child the williams have fostered. >> mary's the one that we got to adopt out of nine children. we're happy for her and my family. >> reporter: it took two years for the day to come, but the weight is over. >> there is paperwork, reports, court hearings -- all kinds of things

i will build bigger barns."all in this big barns, i will have all my friends over and share all this stuff with my friends, and we can all rejoice the times are so good. and what god said to the man was he called him foolish. he said, "you're life is required of you this night, so it doesn't matter about your big barn." and the whole point of living was supposed to be what you did with it and we had a dialogue that sunday. so one of the men stood up and said, "we regard ourselves as stewards that we don't really own it and it's what's you do with it that mters." >> well let me pick that up in the next class we've just ran out of time believe it or not - >> oh i'm so sorry. >> - it's okay suzie.

coffee, jazz music and tucker barnes. the trifecta. the friday trifecta. >> i feel pressure today because i have to do the forecast and ashould be perfect for the weekend. let's take a look at radar. we've got a little bit of cloud cover and we've got some showers that have developed to the south and east. not here in d.c. but it will be lower eastern shore, across the bay, down towards cambridge and oxford getting a light sprinkle or shower. most of this is not touching the ground. most of the area has got some cloud cover. we'll be dealing with the clouds here for the next couple of hours. but the trend will be to get rid of the clouds and increase the sunshine by mid- to late morning. i think we'll be mostly sunny this afternoon. a decent looking friday. it is cold. right now, 43 at reagan national. it is 39 out at dulles as we switch maps magically. as we switch maps magically. 38 at bwi marshall and your forecast for today, temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. mid others. 54 in town. headed in the right direction. temperat

>>reporter: passing driver awakeen tim to tell him that his barn was on fire.handler could think of at that point was his dog mow tied up on a dog run inside the burning barn. >> heat from the fire just blew me backwards. and i couldn't get any closer than maybe 20 feet, 30 feet from the barn. the heat was so bad. >>reporter: the arriving crew from the substance law consolidated fire district included captain les porter who dove under the burning boat and struggled with the latch to free mow from the dog run. >> and the firefighters made it a priority one of the firefighters come over there and put hose on top of him and then another one knelt down in the middle of the flames and got him out. >> a little burn on the foot right here on the back foot. but otherwise i don't know how he survived. >>reporter: later tim chandler said it was remarkable how captain porter treated mow like he was a person. we tracked down les porter off duty at his ranch in oak dale. turns out he's got 3 dogs of his own. he tells us he likes dogs more than some people. lucky for mow. >>

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women. >>> time now to talk about weather and tucker barnes is here. >> good morning.l temperatures to start your day. going to be cool this afternoon as well. a big change from yesterday, more cloudiness from yesterday. it is not going to rain. it will feel gloomy out there. >> all right. we can handle that. not going to rain so we'll be okay. >> we'll be fine. let's get to the numbers and let you know with the cloud cover, temperatures just a little bit warmer than they were 24 hours ago. currently, 42 in washington. 40 in quantico. off to the north and west, temperatures have fallen below frozing once again in frederick. ederick. temperatures generally in the 30s and low 40s. 45 in annapolis. chains from he had y, cloud cover moving in euro night. a little upper level piece of energy moving through. it doesn't have enough oomph to give us any rain showers. you can see it has cloud cover spread across the mid-atlantic from new england down into the carolinas. changes from yesterday, cloud cover moving in overnight. this high pressure noses down pack into the region h

steve barnes of the albany times union is the area's most esteemed art critic. we asked mr. mr. barnes for his professional review of the show. >> is exotic dance, act one is the dancer coming out, performing on stage. >> during the course at which she takes off her already skimpy attire to nothing at all and swirls around the pole. >> the performers have some skill, they have some creativity. >> it's almost a simulate rodman particular experience. >> win desk on the pole, up and down the pole in a suggested manner. >> she might interact with the patrons who come up to tip her. >> put in in her chiefage, some have a g string, they are pull it out and others just stand there with their hand out. >> and act two would be the private dance. >> there is more theatre involved in the lap dance than the stage. >> the girl came up and clam pered on top of me as if i were a jungle gym. >> she's conveying a message to the patron. >> she pushed pie leg as part and said relax, get me get down in there. >> she might touch the patron's shoulders. >> smashed my face into her chest, my glasses f

. >> i was not exposed nor masturbating watching officer barnes. stepped outside the old jail with an associate whom i was horse playing with. i never saw miss barnes because my attention was not focused on the officer. but i wasn't disrespecting miss barnes by exposing myself or masturbating or watching her. >> johnson, however, is no stranger to rule 38. >> he's got 39 disciplinaries total in his file. many of those disciplinaries are for rule violation of 38, indecent exposure. he has a history of it. >> despite his denial, johnson is quickly found guilty of his charge. >> officer barnes has no apparent reason to lie about this. she got another officer to identify you, so i'm going to find you guilty of violation of rule 38 and give you segregation. i'm through. you can go. >> solitary confinement in a 23-hour-a-day lockup cell is only half of the violation for rule 38 violators. >> upon release, they have to go through the sexual addiction anonymous class, makes some of the guys think about the behavior. it's a deviant behavior. we're trying to

and in oakland, rookie harrison barnes is starting to come on.him in studio for game day and that was -- might have been the dunk of the year for harrison barnes. 10 points, 11 rebounds and the warriors win over minnesota. last year they got clay thompson and good selection in the draft and now harrison barnes so the team is looking good. >> they certainly are. road wins and the whole thing. >> and harrison barnes is giving free tickets to the warrior games for the boys and girls club. if you have seen tickets to nba games lately, that is a very big deal. >> who kaepernick or smith in. >> kaepernick. >> colin kaepernick. >> i say he did not deserve to lose his job. the good thing is -- >> he hasn't lost his job. he's still the starting quarterback. >> well we'll find out on wednesday. i think that is semantics. that is harbaugh playing. >> he is good at that. >> he's the starting back-up quarterback. >> third string. >> did you get the propane line? >> we fixed the propane line, thank you very much. >> see you tomorrow. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer:

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peter barnes, thank you very much. it's good to see you. >> thank you. >> black friday weekend, breaking records all over the place. will cybermonday do the same? after getting a bad beating in the election, the grand old party may be trying to reinvent itself. the new face of the gop and we have answers next. cheryl: the numbers are beginng to come in. her sonous and he ran up a 42 billion-dollar bill on the empire state. the cost include $32 billion for small things alone. they are working on its request to draw up federal delegation made. long island residents who spend weeks in the dark will not be getting a break on their electr bills. the bills have been sent off in the normal amount. con edison, covering most of new york city, has said that they will get customers the money back from the days that they were powerless. another one for the private sector, well, if you are con ed anyway, a growing number of republican leaders are saying that times have changed and the party is trying to reach middle-class voters. w

dress barn. and then cina closed on charming asena that doesn't dominate just one niche, they own a whole host of brands. the dominant players in multiple different categories. there is justice. there is justice. see, i told you. there's justice, a chain of 942 stores for tween girls. then there is maurice's, a place where they sell casual and dress apparel. dress barn. and then cina closed on charming shops which makes it the number one player in the plus size apparel market. that's a huge market considering that half of women in this country are size 14 and up. don't tell them that. the charming shop was too fast growing plus size chains. this transaction is a big reason why i've been a fan of the stock. we know that asina has a terrific track record of integrating acquisitions. that's what they did with maurice and justice. the initial guidance about the synergies from each deal turned out to be way too conservative. i think the same thing will happen with charming shops. isn't it interesting?

peter barnes in d.c., thank you very much. stocks waivered early but have been solidly higher sid the president said, yes he hopes to have a deal in place before christmas. wishful thinking? well, we'll see. for more on the market and its reaction, let's bring in jim bianco, president of bianco research. jim, thanks for joining us. let's start with the big picture here. the market clearly at the mercy of the fiscal cliff and all the comments coming out on it. are you confident a deal can be done for christmas and how do you see this playing out? >> no, i'm not confident a deal can be done during christmas. the fiscal cliff is the deal. it was the deal to stop the debt ceiling negotiations from last year that created the super-committee which didn't wind up doing anything. i'm not going through all of that terrible history again and both sides are very dug in and i don't think there is going to be a deal. that's where, i hope i'm wrong. i hope they have a deal. i also don't think the markets have been really focusing on this at

like my house, peter barnes, with latest from d.c.. smoke coming out of the toaster every day at my house. well, our next guest is the co-chair of the bipartisan policy center debt reduction task force which like simpson-bowles offered clear-cut steps for cutting the deficit long before we were even talking about the fiscal cliff. former republican senator pete domenici from new mexico joins us now. senator, we just heard from speaker john boehner. it is very theatrical now. we wish everybody would come to the table and get serious. who is kidding who? bipartisanship is kind of a dirty word? >> well, look, i'm not sure that the anti-bipartisanship is what is at work here. i think until you get this down to four or five people, maybe six at the most that can make the decisions, you won't get it resolved. i have been here long enough to go through a very long summit and it ended up after many participants that eight people had settled it and came together at the end and of the eight, three finally made the basic decisions. so we can't te

he ran into a burning barn to rescue mo. he was chained up inside. porter unclipped the dog while another firefighter hosed him down. and porter is a dog lover himself. very brave. >> dan: san francisco based zynga. for the first time apps like farmville and words for friends is extending the charity arm to benefit toys for tots. they will offer themed items embedded in their games with proceeds to buy gifts for needy children. for a list of toy dra drives in the bay area go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >> live look at live doppler 7-hd. >> you can see a big storm is moving into the bay area. should bring us a fair amount of rain. it is fairly slow moving. kx ñ >>> i'm carolyn johnson. coming up. be here for sandhya patel's updated forecast. never before heard facts about the chowchilla kidnapping case from one of kidnappers himself. plus, a real fighter. michael finney explains how social media is helping bring new hope to a bay area woman and her battle against cancer. mom and pop strikes back. designed to bring in customers and sav

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. >> he worked his mathic in the paint shop, muny's cable car barn. >> this is the kind of work that he put on these cars. >> fellow painter larry harris said burnell provided in every car. >> really the people of san francisco were lucky to have an artist who did such good work for their cable cars. >> there are 40 cable cars in the city's fleet, burnell's brush touched them all. the paint job on car 26 will be his last. burnell is now hospitalized with stage four cancer. on wednesday. muni celebrated the restoration of car 26. his family was on hand as its inaugural run dedicated in its honor. painters said burnell's loss marked the end of the old time way of doing things. his daughter said his work lives on. every time the car leaves the barn. >> when i come in to work every day, and i see cable cars, i would think to myself, my dad was a part of that cable car. >> joe rosato, jr. nbc bay area news. >> what a great mark he left on the city. >> here's jeff ranieri. >>> not only rain, but also sierra snow, that looks to be amping up a little more than original estimates yesterday. >

all the dogs were eventually brought into the barn, into the backup barn, except one, which the police so we did lose one dog. >> the park is closed until further notice. how the boy fell remains under investigation. >> today we had a lot of sunshine and the clearing skies lasted into the evening hours. now a little cloud deck has moved in and temperatures have gone up a couple of degrees since then. showing up on radar, weather to our south, coastal rains in the carolinas and a storm to the west. this may be problematic for us by about wednesday or so. it's going to take a long way around to get here and i'll talk more about that in a min. let's look at the temperatures we had during the day today. a little chilly, 51 the high at the airport, typically we should be around 61 at this time of year. the morning low this year was just above freezing and we could be close to that overnight tonight as well. it depends on what the clouds are leek around daybreak in the morn, or a couple of hours before that while the clouds are in there, it may be hard to get the temperatures to drop. you ca

first, here is tucker barnes. >> got cold overnight. our temperatures overnight back in the upper 20s and low 30s. you will want a jacket. i'll have all the details on the wednesday weather forecast and julie wright has a look at your traffic coming up in just a couple of minutes. minutes.  >>> welcome back to fox 5 morning news, this is a live look outside right now of reagan national airport. it is wednesday, november 14th, 2012. now, that was a clear picture we just saw a few minutes ago. this is what could be in store for us because, you know, wintertime. we'll have a better idea of how northern virginia will deal with the snow in the coming months. v-do the holds a briefing in fairfax this morning to update elected leaders, county staff and the media on several new tools and equipment that will be used this winter. officials will also unveil the regents snow removal plan, supplies and the budget. >> let's hope we don't bust that budget like we did a couple of years ago. >> they'll be ready for it. >> i'm sure they will be. >> a c

peter barnes, thank you very much.o see you. >> thank you. >> black friday weekend, breaking records all over the place. will cybermonday do the same? after getting a bad beating in the election, the grand old party may be trying to reinvent itself. the new face of the gop and we have answers next. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male aouncer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ m

welcome to fox 5 morning news and let's talk to tucker barnes. >> good morning, guys. a nice start to our monday and, as we get into the afternoon, we'll get some clouds moving in. after a nice weekend featuring temperature in the upper 60s, we'll keep the mild temperature around for one more day. for your day off, make sure you get out an enjoy the warmer temperatures on the way this week. right now, we're clear across the area and relatively mild. temperatures are running in the others and you can see out to the west, our rainmaker will be that cold front that is now pushing into western ohio, moving through inupped at this hour. i don't think we'll see much rain today. we'll just see the clouds start to move n a little early sunshine and a mostly cloudy afternoon. rain later tonight and for the start of your tuesday. i think by the morning commute tomorrow, we'll have some of the rain showers around as that cooler air starts to work in. behind that front, temperature a good 15 to 20 degrees cooler. that is a very quick look at the forecast. i'll toss it back to you.

harrison barnes with the jam. the warriors will he by four at the half. the warriors up 12.arrett jack to carl landry finishing the foul. over 15 seconds remaining. a 2-point game. chris paul called for the charge. the warriors get up to celebrate and they win. 114-110. >> it was the dog fight tonight. we kept grinding and grinding and grinding. at the end of the game you see david lee, the lockdown on chris paul. swung it over to jamal crawford. at the end of the game, a couple seconds left. defense. possession by possession. >> let's get to the gridiron. stanford at colorado for the first time since 1990. look out for that wild buffalo, baby. struggling. josh nunez. second quarter, hogan completes the 32 yard pass. and four plays later, hogan was back at i again. this time a wide open sack. no one will catch him. 28-0, stanford. they went on to win 48-0, the first time colorado has been shut out at home since 1986. what about the san jose spartans trying to become bowl eligible against idaho? the second quarter, game tied 7-7. david finds jabbari carr. carr goes up and get

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that is a rookie, harrison barnes, posterizing petkovic. barnes had ten points, 11 rebounds. fourth quarter, all warriors, they outscored the timberwolves 26-11. and mark jackson, guys were celebrating. they beat minnesota 96-85 is your final. >>> of course locally a lot of people want to know what's going on with san jose state and louisiana tech. they are still playing right now. san jose state has the lead with approximately 2 1/2 minutes remaining in the game. once again, 53 points for the san jose state spartans right now. they're up. they're looking for their tenth win of the regular season. a feat they've never accomplished. ten wins overall, yes. but ten wins in the regular season. it's never happened before, chris. >> and that of course sounds more like a basketball score, henry, doesn't it? >> absolutely. >> save your voice, my friend. we'll see you tomorrow. and meteorologist rob mayeda is here with a look at the forecast. the folks who went out to the san jose state game must be very pleased with the weather, although getting very chilly now. >> it is. the spartan

barnes. >> good morning, tony. thank you very much. know what time it is, everybody. time for my first 5 photo of the day. >> all right. >> awwww! she voted? >> wow, she looks young. >> got to get started early in life. time for our my first 5 photo of the day. this is a future voter. princess zo-michael. >> all right. >> is that her name? i guess that's her name. >> i like it a lot. >> one of a kind, i bet. >> look at her face. >> her mom says they start each day with fox 5 so they can be up-to-date on the current issues. >> got to start them early. >> took her with her to vote. excellent. let her see the process. >> she only has four teeth. >> i love the jacket, too. like she's an informed viewer because she watches fox 5. >> that's great. >> send us your child's picture, go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. >> she's a doll. >> let's take a look at the weather. 44now in washington. cold overnight. back in the mid-30s much of the area. gradual warmup. sunshine today. and temperatures should warm into the mid-50s. 31 pittsburgh. 27

harrison barnes posterrizing petro vick.ey outscored minnesota 26-11 in the fourth, steph curry with the great setup for barnes again. warriors win it 96-85 and down in san jose, wow, 38-37 right now against louisiana tech. they are looking the spartans for their tenth win of the year can hopefully hang on and the game is now going into the fourth quarter. >> they've been on fire. raiders on the road tomorrow. >> raiders are in cincinnati. that game on the sister station at 10:00 in the morning and see carson palmer return home to play the game he needs to play for. >> more sports at 11:00 on cbs 5. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

here is tucker barnes to talk about our changing weather. >> it got a lot cooler out, didn't it? feels like fall now. it felt like september yesterday and much cooler air has moved in overnight. the rain has moved in. -- it felt like september yesterday and much cooler air has moved in overnight. are pretty much looking at our high temperatures right now. we'll start with the radar and cold front coming through and there are your rain showers. and then we'll go generally west of the bay getting rain at this point. parts of southern maryland and down into south central virginia, you are not seeing a whole lot yet. you will too get some rain showers. heaviest rain out to the west now approaching sterling and dulles out towards leesburg and these rain showers aren't going to amount to a whole lot but enough to melt the roadways and as sarah mentioned earlier and julie, a lot of leaves on the ground. here are your temperatures, 47 in washington. 45 at dulles. these temperatures have fallen in the past 15 minutes. 46 at bwi marshall. highs today about 50 degrees but breezy conditions

. >> here is tucker barnes. >> going to be a decent day today. got to get rid of the cloud cover here but eventually lots of sun with temperatures in the mid others. let's take a look at max 3. as we do so, we'll see the cloud cover and the possibility of some showers across the area. here we go. only showers touching the ground are across southern maryland pushing across the bay. they will be with us here for the next couple of hours along with cloud cover but i think by late this morning, we'll start to see some improvement and eventually some sunshine. once the sun gets in here, should be a nice looking afternoon. you can see out to the west into west virginia, we're already getting some clearing. hope that made sense. if it didn't, i'm going to do the weather in two minutes. >>> we begin with an amber alert for 18-month-old alexis rose carlile. you see her picture there on the screen. she was last seen on low are liberty road at about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. police believe she was traveling in a niece tap stationing with a and with these vi

tucker barnes. >> before we start that, let me say. this is what you call a long- range forecast.not going to guarantee this one. we're still like two weeks out. but i have done a little research and typically for thanksgiving, the average temperature is in the low 50s in new york city. so with an average high temperature in the low 50s and overinto the hose in the 30s, if you are getting up early and it is still dark out, you are likely to be on the cool side. i'll go with four layers early. by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, temperatures in the 40s, typically, this is a wind, wouldn't you say or a bit of a breeze. >> seems like it is usually breezy. >> particularly along the avenues and between the buildings, it seems like it is always windy. >> the wind picks up. >> so i'll stick with the four lays are right there as well. >> that is snoopy, my favorite one. >> focus. >> focus. >> i mean are you even listening to me anymore? i've done some research with long-term forecasting. it is suggesting we'll have a built of what we call zonal flow. that is west to east. nothing too extreme t

here's tucker barnes. who operates on his own energy source. >> i remember in high school taking lodos. >> that's a very different thing. >> i'm ready. let's go to the forecast. i'm speechless now. i was going to try to say something fun but i decided i shouldn't say anything at all. that's what made the awkward moment. >>> here's the cloud cover. kind of be careful here. showers in the carolinas . and we're going to be dealing with a lot of clouds today. it is cool. it was cold overnight. a cool day with highs in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees. just like yesterday on the cool side. reagan national, temperature is 43. up 1 degree in the past hour. here's your forecast for today. plenty of clouds. peak or two of sunshine. but we should be dry here with highs in the upper 40s by 5:00 p.m. we're trending cool for the month of november. >> thank you. >> all right. let's check in with julie for a look at your on time traffic. >> on time traffic, brought to you by toyota. >> all right. here's what i know. if

clearly, we can see tucker barnes because he is here in the studio. >> you're missing the headline. it's cold. 20s off to the north and west. a cool afternoon even with bright sunshine around here for your wednesday. it is only going to get up to about 50 degrees. it will be another chilly day. there is your look at satellite- radar. show you a couple of features. we are very quiet across the mid-atlantic. the cool conditions will be locked in place for your day today. we should be in for a bright and beautiful wednesday but it will be on the cool side as mentioned with our high temperatures trending about low average here. upper 40s to about 50 later this afternoon and again, should be a dry wednesday for you. that is what you call a brief look at the forecast. i'll have more details on the weather in just a couple of minutes, sarah and wisdom. toss it back to you. >> thank you very much. in our top stories, three people are recovering after being shot inside a convenience store. the shooting happened on benning road and 44th street in northeast last night and now police are search

the bet is on, tucker barnes. although you won't wimp out if i win.ony still owes me a pumpkin pie from last year. all right, on the roads, eastbound 66 coming in from centreville. that is where you are starting to seat line-up form. headed eastbound, we have delays leaving 29 headed out towards 28. no accidents, just volume delays to accompany this trip. as you travel eastbound, no issue as you continue from 50 out towards 123 at the beltway. that's slow stretch if you are having to sit through eastbound 66 travel between 29 and 28 in cent areville. let's take you back inside. -- in centreville. that construction late to clear southbound kenilworth avenue at eastern finally gone but big delays southbound on the parkway from 410 down to pennsylvania avenue. about a 21-minute ride right now with all lanes open. 410 out to bladensburg road, 13 minutes there. southbound along 270, southbound we had the crash at route 80 in urbana. better ride conning out of germantown headed south towards the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. affic. --

audrey barnes has the story. >> reporter: in the parking lot outside waldon studio architects in columbia, maryland, a relief effort to help victims of hurricane sandy is taking off. >> when you ask for stuff for children and babies, people really want to help there. >> reporter: vicki thurston got the idea of loading up a truck with supplies after watching news reports about how hurricane sandy has impacted people in new york and new jersey. it's that same feeling she had after hurricane katrina hit new orleans. >> my son and i went and helped gut houses after the hurricane there and saw how devastating it is to people. so it's kind of like we got to do something. >> reporter: her boss ravi waldon didn't hesitate to rent a truck for the mission. >> she said can i do this? all i did was say okay. i think it shows the power of what one person's idea can do. >> reporter: after sending out a few e-mails and handing out flyers people started to come. >> i want to help out. my heart goes out to them and my prayers. >> most of the places up there were saying they had plenty of clothes. >> repor

harrison barnes, incredible flush by the rookie. second half, warriors trailing by four. love doesn't just grab rebounds, he also shoots threes. the warriors trailed by four going into the final quarter but they made the run. curry with a great setup again for barnes. the warriors outscored minnesota 26-11 in the fourth. curry had five threes on the night and the warriors win it 96-85. they are two games over 500 at 8-and-6. >>> college basketball, stanford loses in the bahamas. a little bonus football for you tonight. things were a little spiffy in columbus. buckeyes up three just before the half until robinson hits the hole. two buckeye defenders bounce off him and robinson is gone. a 67 yard touchdown. the wolverines take a 21-17 lead. ohio state would regain the lead when c.j. barnett picks off devin gardener. the buckeyes win 26-21. remember, ohio state is on probation and not bowl- eligible. they still, however, have an outside shot to finish no. 1 in the rankings. >>> be sure to join us for the raiders and bengals tomorrow here at 5. ann, i know you've had this one

audrey barnes is live. >> the story of this year's halloween in georgetown is two fold.a huge police presence out here, of course, after last year's shooting. there is a mobile command unit out here. let me show you the real story of georgetown. [ crowd cheering ] >> reporter: i don't know if that was a good idea or not but let me tell you that the way that police have really kept things under control here is that they wanted to make their presence known earliy and often. there were police on motorcycles. they were on mounted patrols. they were walking the streets. police were everywhere. and they were really crediting the crowd. there has been no problem. there is a fun atmosphere in georgetown. that's what it's all about, right? it is halloween, after all. brian, back to you in studio. >> okay, audrey barnes tonight. >>> super storm sandy may have packed a punch but she is not spoiling halloween for many families still in the dark. kids in poolesville, maryland, went door to door to take advantage of the daylight. you can see the costumes are a little dark and, so, wit

just to show you how a column like this is simply no more than a jumping off point, barnes and noble tells you the nook doesn't drive things. a four-cent loss, and despite what looks like outstanding nook sales, we're dealing with a company that had $1.88 billion sales, and didn't produce much of return. there was plenty of progress in terms of cash flow, but in the end the stock sold off badly. no nookie for the nook, as long it's buried within barnes and noble, which brings me to the three musketeers of tech. that's what i'm calling it from now on. google, amazon and apple. now, all three, like barnes & noble, can't be judged by the tablet products, but we can and must make broader judgements about these companies. pogie makes the point they all offer superior products. he says that point-blank, to me that says, well, hold it, this isn't about private labels offering superior value to branded products. no, it's the opposite. second, these companies are relentless innovators, all trying to one-up each other. everywhere, the more i dig, the more i realize this competition isn't zero

. >>> the warriors rookie harrison barnes had his best game as a pro.he made a lot of minutes and made the most of them. and as a result, the atlantic hawks had some issues. hall of fame night at oracle honoring the great don nelson. pick it up in the third quarter. the warriors up by 4. klay thompson misses. harrison barnes does not. he had 19 points and 13 boards. fourth quarter. the warriors up 4. curry with the give and go. warriors finished with a win, 92-88. >> we had the opportunity to come out and protect home court. atlantic just came off a great win in portland. this is a big one for us before we start this three-game road trip. we got this win and it felt good going on the road. >> if you're a gambling man, bet on alex smith to tart this monday night against the chicago bears. the 49ers' quarterback has been cleared to take part in the limited practice. smift smith was wearing a black jersey today to signify, don't touch him. he is off limits. he can'tlet get hits yet but he can talk to us. >> i feel good. just going along the process right n

look at barnes at midcourt here. the crossover and the finish, wow. warriors win their second straight 106-98. the cal men on the road playing the university of denver. the first road test for the bears and lead with 20. they break a thousand career points. 72-61 and they are 3-0. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>> all right. that's our report. "nightline" is up next. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we'll have the latest on our breaking news on abc7news.com and our news starts at 5:00. >> from all of us here, thank you for watching. >>> tonight on "nightline," chasing ice. killer hurricanes,

houston goes ahead to jiles barnes, a nifty move around robby russell. 3-1, second leg next saturday at rfk stadium. >>> nfc east battle, eagles hosting the cowboys mike vick forced to leave with a concussion. 3rd 4th, there's the rookie nick foles making an nfl debut. he's downfield, jeremy maclin at the goal line, 44-yard completion with the score, eagles out front 14-10. 4th quarter, bad luck here, pass intended for desean jackson in, and out of his hands and off a cowboy defender and intercepted by brandan carr going the other way, 40 search yards for the score. cowboys -- 47 yards for the score, cowboys over the eagles, the fifth straight loss since 1998. i know it's crazy. here redskins sit on the bye week 3-6 only two games out

if a barnes & noble came in 20 years ago, i don't know if we'd be here, but it didn't, and, you know, there are certainly, there's borders and barnes & noble nearby, but this community got long before the buy local and shop local movement started, this community understood that if you want a bookstore in town, you had to shop at the bookstore, not barnes & noble, and, you know, and say that you love this store, which, i think, is a problem. people definitely say they support their stores, but when you purchase elsewhere, you're not really supporting the store. this community just really understood that from the beginning, and we've had people, people come in here all the time and say i looked this book up online, but i want to buy it from you. we hear that all day long, every day, and, you know, i liked it up on the internet, but i'd never buy it this. they make sure to tell us, and we appreciate that. it's that attitude that keeps us in business because if we didn't -- if we didn't have that, we would not be here. >> [inaudible] >> i think, yeah, bear pond's been very involved in the

dagen: peter barnes live from capitol hill. peter: treasury secretary tim geithner arriving at our or so ago to hold meetings with top congressional leaders. senate democratic leader harry reid, now he is meeting with house speaker john boehner, that meeting just getting underway, after that meeting with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and house democratic leader nancy pelosi and with the president and republicans on raising taxes republicans are trying to shift the focus to spending cuts and entitlement reform. >> i hope when tim geithner comes to capitol hill that he will put forward something concrete. so far all we got out of the administration are these demands for higher taxes, they're willing to discuss what is driving federal spending and debt and that is in title and programs. peter: we learned president obama and john boehner spoke for 15 minutes last night. i just bumped into a senior leader among senate democrats and asked him how he felt about this news and he said -- he was more optimistic about these neg

tracy: peter barnes, that is a little scary.nect to a wireless connection at a hotel. peter barnes, thank you so much. tracy: the u.s. is experiencing the worst level of drought and a year now. just part of this problem. what kind of impact could it have on your grocery store fill? probably not that good. wayne, we talked a lot about the drought. we know that it, i believe, it started in oklahoma and spread to the west. is it still an issue. it is pretty obvious that people start to forget about the overall impacts of the drought. even though winter wheat crop in the united states today, you know, a condition situation of the worst in three decades. overall, we are entering this winter. and as we mooe into spring is really negative for crop yields. grain supply has been cut. a lot of those guys head out for six-ten months. those guys that hedged around june of this year, probably about six dollars a bushel. and in corn spiked to eight dollars a bushel and now it is back to about 7.50 a bushel. they will have to purchase these at