and now kelly, nicknamed d.j., is talking to our decoy down on the boardwalk. under the boardwalk flagler beach police officer kevin panata and his partner are stationed in a bunker, ready for anything. >> how was the drive over here? >> good. >> good. >> you can just stay up there. i'm coming up. >> hey, d.j., could you come up here for a minute? >> what? >> could you come up here for a minute? how are you doing? >> all right. >> good. i just want to talk to you for a minute. hey, d.j., there's something i've got to tell you, though. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet teens online. what's that? >> kelly makes a run for it, with the police in hot pursuit. but he doesn't get far. >> what are you doing? >> i'm trying to get my -- >> let go of the keys. >> no, they're my keys. >> let go of the keys! >> all right, all right. fine. >> stop resisting. >> i'm not resisting. >> kelly finally stops struggling and is brought back to the police station, read his rights and questioned by an investigator. >> my first ques

on the boardwalk, it is 67. the blue and green is in the 50's in far western maryland.is almost a windchill situation. here is the storm in eastern canada. it is strong enough that we have had gusty conditions. the rain was up in new york state. there is a disturbance in the plains and rocky is -- rockies. we're still looking for some good weather here. there will not be much moisture with it. things will not change much. it will be chilly tonight with clear skies. it will not be as windy. the wind will get below 10 miles an hour. 42 to 48 will be the overnight low. we will have morning sun tomorrow with increasing clouds in the afternoon. the southwest wind will be 10 to 50 miles an hour. 67 to 72 will be the high. it depends on a house in the clouds come in. -- it depends on how soon the clouds come in. the forecast shows the storm to the north of us. there is the other disturbance in the west. we will still be in good shape late monday. we will be picking up clouds. early monday morning, a sprinkle may pass through. the chances of rain are not high. the real chance o

on the boardwalk is 50 degrees. 48 and frederick. there is a satellite image.louds are beginning to come up into southern virginia but the high pressure is keeping us clear right now. this storm will keep watching. by the middle of the week, we expected development on the coast. american samoa equities corp., temperatures go up a little bit. 45 degrees, patchy fog by daybreak. generally, clear skies. sunny skies and variable winds at 7 miles per hour. a southwest breeze at five knots and an open shop. the bay water temperatures are in the '60s carried here is that insta-weather. the high pressure is over for a while but it weakens by tuesday. we begin to see mr. come up as the storm comes at us from the south. in the middle of the week, it starts to fall apart a little bit. this is the columbus day weekend. we want to take a look at the forecasts. 81 degrees on sunday. 79 degrees on columbus day and is still plenty of sun. some of you probably have the day off. here is the seven-day forecast. by tuesday we began to increase in clouds. the high spring chances co

ocean city, not a bad day to be down at the beach on the boardwalk. temperatures pretty mild down by the ocean. maryland's most powerful radar showing all clear. that should continue to hold up at least until we get into tomorrow night and into the day on thursday. right now temperatures comfortable across the state. mid-60s. wepts are light, variable and a quiet picture but twee gets this quiet in late october, which is an active weather pat trp time, you kind of know something at some point will preak free. we think that will happen tomorrow nit and things stay unsettled into the first part of the week. lock at these clouds beginning to develop. this is the early, early stages of the storm system just beginning to get its act together. for now high pressure. that will hold up through at least midday early afternoon tomorrow. as we check the trend, there are some changes as we develop things into tomorrow afternoon, a chance for a couple of showers. clouds roll in and we get waves of potential rain on thursday and cold air will begin to work its way

. >> that is taking its toll on businesses like this one on the boardwalk. >> the worst thing for me in all of this is putting people out of work. we employ about 100 people. in the summer, over 200 people. the layoffs have been more drastic this year. i have learned to be more diligent with the payroll. in our industry, that's the biggest problem. >> parts of the economy are starting to improve. with an unfinished projects like this one across the country, dreams of a robust economy may turn out to be built on sand. "bbc world news." >> we are expecting those gdp figures in about one hour. we will see how much the united states has grown. >> it would be good to get a good news twice in one day. >> we hope. >> thank you very much. >> by the arab spring activists have won the sakharov prize -- five arab spring activists have won the sakharov prize. the arab spring has been dominating the news for much of the year. the secretary general is with me. thank you for being with me. i understand you have been meeting british officials in the u.k. what have you been hearing from them? what yo

atlantic city, new jersey, famous for seaside entertainment, saltwater taffy and the ever-popular boardwalkthousands of collectors are shaking the sand from their shoes to stand in line to learn more about their treasures. let's take a look. man: i've actually had it for a number of years. it was originally my grandmother's. i remember, as a kid growing up, i'd always see it sitting in the den and as i got older, i actually grew to appreciate it more, and then when she had passed away, she had left me a couple of paintings and this was one of them. have you done some research on it? i've done a little bit. i assume that the artist is alberto pasini, and i knew he was an italian painter, kind of roamed around and did a lot of, i guess, daily life pictures. yeah, i think by general consensus, he's probably the leading italian artist to work in the orientalist manner. really? and by that i mean using subject matter from the east, from north africa. and he traveled there extensively. he was from italy originally and studied in parma and then moved to france, where he knew artists such as fromen

it's a big player in energy through its diamond offshore and boardwalk pipeline businesses, and it runs the luxury loews hotels. as we continue our series "how to fix the economy," i asked co- chairman andrew tisch about hiring plans at loews. >> we're adding jobs specifically where they are needed. we're adding a tremendous number of jobs. but as the hotel business continues to strengthen, we're adding jobs there. but for the most part we are being very, very cautious about making any additions to staff. >> susie: do payroll tax breaks encourage you to do more hiring? or do you need to see something else happen? >> i think the demand is really what stimulates our desire to hire more people. if we don't have the demand for the jobs, no tax break that they give us is going to be that important to us that we would hire somebody when we wouldn't really have a need for. >> susie: a lot of concerns about europe going into a new recession. if that happens, what impact would that have on loews' praise? >> i'm not really sure. it won't be a direct effect, but it will be, if there's more tourism

the administration really at this point they're running washington like thompson from empire boardwalk. i mean-- >> oh, pretty good. >> really, they like an industry-- >> don't know what you're talking about. >> i do. >> don korleone. >> that's a fantastic show, you have to see that show. outside of cavuto, my second favorite. >> there you go. >> listen, we see it-- >> hasn't been on 15 years, has it? >> we see the stuff with solar panels, they're still shovelling billions of dollars at that, even with the outrage over solyndra. we saw the president dress down a united states supreme court in front of everybody in the world. we've seen the heavy handedness. i mean, they are running this government the way-- >> called crony capitalism. >> strong arm tax particulars, remember doug elmendorf? >> and only so much, ben stein, but when you have a lot of incidents like this, it does raise eyebrows, does it not? >> it's extremely unfortunate. there's no doubt that the white house bullied them. the white house bullied the board of directors of gm to take out rick, they had no legal authority. t

on the boardwalk, 65 degrees. 68 frederick. in western maryland, a little cooler. 58. how long can we hang on to this? a cool front went through this morning, so we are technically in the cooler air. north told 79 degrees. 80's in the carolinas. we're just barely making it into the 70's. that front is hanging to the south and will be moving back north again. i'm not sure we will warmup all that much. a big storm spending over eastern canada with a disturbance out to the west in the great lakes. the rain with that this will dissipate. this has not fully developed yet. this is not a real concern to us. is this front comes back north, the weather will be quiet for another 24 hours or so. the combination of this storm trying to develop, which is not yet a tropical storm. they do not think it will become a hurricane, but it will come north. these two things are going to come right at us by the middle of the week. we will get wet again. but tonight's forecast, partly cloudy skies with a few clouds from this disturbance. 45-54 a low with, wins. tomorrow, the bulk of the day m

sunrise and sunset as well around the area. 46 degrees in easton. 44 on the boardwalk. elkton 47. all shades in blue in the 40's. we see this little bit of green around the bay. bay waters in the 60's. bayside temperatures, if you are on the water there, a little warmer. a lot of readings still in the 50's. 52 in oakland. only 45 at frostburg. a patch or two of fog to our west. area of high pressure sitting on top of us. that will be the case all day today. each day that high is moving faurgetter to the east. that trend will continue. it is a big area of high pressure. so once it gets out over the house, it will have a good affect on our weather. it is it moves farther east, this front will move to the west. this storm eventually down in the south will develop a little strength and drift northward as well. look at these temperatures. minneapolis 65. warmer than we are. 59 in international falls. that's up in the nation's cold spot thrfment is a surge of colder air coming up. today nice, a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. lots of sun. the forecast looks like this. 6 today -- 7

and if you're on the boardwalk or on the beach at santa cruz, sunshine, sun burn if you weren't careful, and 88 degrees. right now, temperatures running in the 60s in the shoreline and east bay veilsle upper 50s in half moon bay in the monterey bay, clear sky and low to mid-60s, and gilroy, 57. as far as the 24 hour temperature change, definitely warmer outside except in fairfield. it's going to lead to a mild night testimony even though we'll have a clear sky, and it will be warmer probably 50s and 60s instead of the 40s and 50s this morning. here's what i think is going to happen tomorrow. it's going to be warm again but late in the afternoon we'll start to get a surge of cooler weather that will hit the coast and probably spill into san francisco, may even make it over to oakland. it will be late in the afternoon, so still going to be warm. high fire danger. tuesday night into wednesday morning. when the winds could kick up, and it's very dry this time of the year. tonight, the 50s and the coolest weather in the north bay valleys, and along the coast, low 50s. here's a trough of low

70s for you. 80 in livermore and we'll look at the clouds breaking off by about 11:00 around the boardwalk8 in monterey. so today, a little cooling and we'll look for the numbers to come up tomorrow. then tuesday and wednesday, extra cloud cover, still looking dry and warming up and nice by the end of the workweek. >> those 80s above normal? >> a little above normal. we should be in the upper 70s for this time of the year. >> construction of a 600 megawatt power plant in hayward is finally under way after ten years of wrangling and red tape. russell city energy center is being built in the industrial district near the san mateo bridge but jonathan bloom reports not everyone is happy about it. >> in less than two years, this lab power plant, but right now it's awfully quiet because most of the workers aren't here. this marks ten years of negotiating. it started during the rolling blockouts of the energy crisis. it met with resistance. >> it's couple blocks from single family homes, apartments, it's just not the right spot for this power plant. >> ultimately they found a new spot and started

it is a big barrier sitting over us. 56 degrees at salisbury and almost 60 on the boardwalk.ton, 54 and it is even in the 50's added western maryland. we see a few blue streaks near where there might be some 40's and some of the valleys and some thought. . some fog. there are warmer temperatures out west, 58 in chicago. and parts of kansas and iowa. is quite a bit warmer out to the west ahead of the next storm system. this is the high-pressure sitting over us with clear skies the cold front is out to the west and that is only one feature. you can put a big outline here and height is in there. this cold front cannot move in any further until the high moves away. the same with this weather disturbance down over florida. it has been building for a couple of days and will continue to get organized and eventually we will have a circulation down there which may not become tropical in nature but it is coming out of the tropics so it has a lot of moisture and it is expected to come up the coast. it will slow the progress but eventually this i will break down and slide to the east and

it is only 66 degrees down there on the boardwalk.hat is not quite beach weather, although the water temperatures are still relatively mild. they take a long time to cool off because the ocean hold on to that heat for a little while. a little warmer around cambridge and solace very, 70 -- salisbury. as you head back into the mountains, 60 at frostburg at this hour. yesterday we were up in the '80s, feeling like summertime, but the cloud cover was enough to hold those temperatures down today. to normal to th there is some steadier, heavier rain just to the south of us, expected to arrive here after midnight and 3 the day tomorrow. the deeper we go into that night, the better chance of some rain moving in. sunset at 6:34. this massive cloudiness is associated with an area of low pressure that has moved -- not move a lot in the last 24 hours. it is expected to drift a little farther to the north by tomorrow, and that chance for rain increases tomorrow. a couple of runs will come rolling through tomorrow, and unfortunately we will get som

. >> pan am and boardwalk empire and mad men. they are having this decade chichester look. you can go to the thrift store and recreate that. >> reporter: for a completely precostume, try clothing swaps. >> parents with kids, bring your halloween costumes from previous years and swap. >> reporter: think ahead to next year when the halloween sales hit. >> when halloween is over, the stores slash prices. think about what you want to be next year and get it at a cheap price. >> reporter: have your centerpiece do double duty at the. think of the dessert or favor acts as decor then the guest takes it away afterwards. >> homemade cost stopples. >> that's what i -- costumes. >> that's what i do. i'm cheap. >> my daughter is going to be a basketball player. my wife has old basketball uniforms. i haven't decided on my son. i haven't figured it out but it won't cost me a dime. >> teach us all. >>> finding a job in this economy can be difficult. the government is teaming up with a social media giant. >>> the growing cost of metro rail to dulles. es. arvey lev. [ female announcer ] wh

. >> mike is from boardwalk empire. >> andrea?a dee or betty draper or doris day but that era, the early '60s. >> the glasses and the bow give you away. >> lady gaga. >> come on, where's my meat dress? >> you wouldn't want to wear the meat dress although it could be preserved with the cool temperatures we have. >> i like the blonde look, andrea. mid-50s today. not a pretty day. tonight, we're in the 40s with isolated showers. more so in the mountains. tomorrow, a better day. breezy. 67. look at the rest of the week. finally, second half of the week and the weekend, yes, we get a break from all of the nastiness. >> sorry about the hair and the nose, howard. sky 9, 66 at route 234, the earlier accident has been cleared. look at what it left behind. we'll go to 270, two slowdowns route 80 to father hurley. and the outer loop slows down from 95 to georgia avenue here. about a 17-minute ride. >> don't know if you want to take financial advice from lady gaga. financial markets overseas have been much lower because of greece and wall str

even ocean city waking up to cool temperatures, 49 down at the boardwalk this morning. a few clouds out there at the moment. generally speaking, a partly sunny day today. i think less clouds than yesterday. that being said, won't see perfect sunshine as we have a few clouds rolling through from the north and west, as we continue to be under the influence of that area of low pressure across the great lakes. your forecast today, and again, should be a nice afternoon. 62 the daytime high in washington. 62 waldorf. cool night. and sunshine for the weekend. details on that in a couple of minutes. allison, back to you. >>> tucker, thank you. people of libya celebrating the death of a dictator. around the world and even here in front of the white house, a crowd of libyans danced, waved flags, sang songs, thrilled that colonel muammar qaddafi is dead. he was killed by fighters in his home town of sirte. >> they killed him after a nato air strike targeted his convoy. more from sherri ly, she is following this story live in the newsroom. good morning. >> good morning. it is a new

he produces two shows on hbo, "boardwalk empire" and "how to make it in america" and stars in a thrillerd "contraband" coming to theaters in january. please say hello to mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. and we have an exciting surprise for our next segment that we're excited about. probably your whole gang is excited about. >> i have never gotten this many phone calls about doing a show, period. but you kept your promise. >> jimmy: i did, well, of course. >> i told you about my friend nacho, who is appearing later today. you said, you should bring him on the show one day. >> jimmy: that magic is going to happen. >> you're the man. i said, hey, i get to come on and talk about "contraband" and other stuff, but i can bring nacho? and they said absolutely. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> and they literally said they're going to bump me to the other chair for it. >> jimmy: i heard you are opening a burger joint back home. >> we are. it's a family business. it's called wahlburgers. it's funny because my brother paul, wh

he produces two shows on hbo, "boardwalk empire" and "how to make it in america" and stars in a thrillerd "contraband" coming to theaters in january. please say hello to mark wahlberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. and we have an exciting surprise for our next segment that we're excited about. probably your whole gang is excited about. >> i have never gotten this many phone calls about doing a show, period. but you kept your promise. >> jimmy: i did, well, of course. >> i told you about my friend nacho, who is appearing later today. you said, you should bring him on the show one day. >> jimmy: that magic is going to happen. >> you're the man. i said, hey, i get to come on and talk about "contraband" and other stuff, but i can bring nacho? and they said absolutely. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> and they literally said they're going to bump me to the other chair for it. >> jimmy: i heard you are opening a burger joint back home. >> we are. it's a family business. it's called wahlburgers. it's funny because my brother paul, wh

. >> silly to him, but just for a moment until he sees the police at the end of the boardwalk. >> handsad. lean over the rail. >> like the others, collins is taken back to the flagler beach police station. >> did you have any questions that you wanted to ask me? >> how much trouble am i in? >> he tells investigators his family is about to get bigger. >> how old are your kids? >> 4 and 6. >> you got young ones. >> mm-hmm. >> are they boys? girls? >> girls. >> two girls. >> four month -- my wife's four months pregnant. >> oh, so you've got another one on the way? >> uh-huh. >> wow. >> yep. wow. >> what do you think your wife's going to say? >> i don't know. what would you say? >> i'd be pretty upset. >> yeah, me too. >> collins continues to deny that he was going to have sex with a 14-year-old. but he does admit to a different investigator that his sexy online chat was not a good idea. >> do you think that what you said to her was appropriate? >> at times, no. >> and why did you do it? >> just bored. >> then collins admits something we didn't know. he was recently arrested. >> what was th

on your films for years, literally, the timing of this almost pop culture resurgence phenomenon, boardwalk great for you. but what is it that inspired you years ago to get this going? >> i think we're all drawn to that gangster era and the speakeasy with flapper dancing on the table. short skirts, bobbed hair, all of that stuff. we will be always interested in it. we were interested, lynn novak, the co-director and co-producer with me. we were interested because this is the original culture war. this was as much about single issue political campaigns that metastasize with horrible unintended consequences, organized crime. there's a group of people who feel they've lost control of their country and want to take it back. they can take it back by the demonization of recent immigrants of the united states and as always, african-americans. it's about unfunded congressional mandates. everything that we're talking about today is alive in the prohibition story. if you back up, rewind and it's not just about model t's careening around rain-slicked chicago streets with machine guns blasting, you hav

a 1.5 mile seawall protecting the boardwalk.n and was cost shared between federal and local governments. it was nearly complete in 1991 when a series of northeast storms including the infamous perfect storm that in previous years would have severely damaged ocean city struck. ocean city suffered no damage except for some lost sand, we were open for business and didn't miss a beat. the success of the project continues to this day. total damage is $330 million. total project cost, phase one of 100% local money total just over $100 million with a federal share just over $50 million. although the prevented damage numbers are impressive, they don't tell the whole story. we contributed $35 million in annual and federal tax revenue. today the base is over $10 million and over $75 million in tax revenue comes from the city annually. on saturday august 28, ocean city was literally in the eye of the hurricane. you can see us there and you can see hurricane irene. expecting the worst, we successfully evacuated the town. when the sun came u

big-footed goose other end of the boardwalk. >> be careful. >> excuse me. >> hey, put her down! lively. step it lively. move it along. move it along. thank you. >> you play the world champ. the world champ. did cow know anything about it before you began? >> i didn't know a great deal about it. i thought i would have to practice my maybe pointing and staring very hard. but -- we actually had some advisers that kind of walked us through it. not a great deal to it, other than that. >> but you get to go to beautiful locations. >> there's a lot of knowledge. >> a lot of knowledge, yeah. >> these guys can be competitive about anything, even bird watching. it should not be competitive. >> no money, no fame. >> it turned into blood sport. >> who was the best. >> everybody on facebook wanted to know, who is the funniest? >> i would have to say -- >> yourself? >> that's not for us to judge. the referees and the judges must judge. >> each of us has our own area of funniness. >> let's get specific about it. sabrina wanted to know what tid jack learn from a comedic genius like steve martin?

. >> big footed goose, other end of the boardwalk! so are you guys the new "three amight go meigos?re written in stone with marty short and chevy chase. >> i don't know. into the a bad sequel, though, is it? >> the three amigos! >> when you got the script about competitive bird watching, what was your thought? >> that was the key, competitive. just bird watching, let me tell. >> it was the competitive part? >> it was the competitive. >> what about the bird watching part? >> i was fascinated. >> it's sort of a metaphor. >> this, i'm interested in. metaphor for what? >> i don't have much to -- i'm sort of ending it after it's sort of a metaphor. >> it's about three men locked in a battle of whits and brawn and skill. >> think like him, act like him. one of us has to beat this s.o.b. >> how competitive are you guys? who is the most competitive? >> jack. >> i'm obsessively competitive. i like to win. >> i'm a competitive interviewer -- interviewee. >> you can say that again. >> i'm really trying to win this interview. >> you need to dominate this interview? >> yeah. >> how do you think

i was out there on the boardwalk and i saw a hooker today. >> reporter: one of the main ideas is to bring nonmilitary families in our country which i don't quite understand. >> call me a p.o.w. pizza or wings. >> reporter: the reaction has been intense, both for audience members and the performers themselves. >> when i get on stage, the only thing i've ever likened to jumping out of and airplane to was getting up on stage with 200 strangers with new jokes and going, am i going to eat it or am i going to make these people laugh? guns and l.a., the name don't fit. jumper can't take a joke. you see sleepy at sev7-eleven i the morning. >> reporter: they have big plans ahead. their ambition. >> my goal is perform for every soldier around the world everywhe everywhe everywhere. >> reporter: almotheir love of country. >> that is a badge of honor. you feel it. i'm proud to say it. >> guys, thank you so much for coming out tonight. we are the gis of comedy. we will see you. >> if you missed the gis of comedy together, they also perform individually. >> talk about laughter being the best medicine.

the storm destroyed the boardwalk and damage or undermine the foundations of numerous buildings with virtually no beach or dune system. ocean city was at a crossroads. it was right around this time the beach replenishment came recognized for strategy and the miami beach project was completed, proving to be very successful. studies show that if the platform itself could be stabilized, a positive cost benefit and a short production project could occur. to that end, the local and state governments completed the phase one of the beach replenishment project using 100% local funds. the ocean city beach was widened to create a suitable foundation for a federal project. in 1990, the shoreline protection project began construction. the project built 8.3 miles of new sand dunes, a 1.5 mile sea wall, and the project cost $48 million, cost shared between the federal and local governments. it was nearly completed when a series of northeast storms including the infamous perfect storm that in previous years would have severely damaged ocean city struck. ocean city suffered no damage except for some

the storm destroyed the ocean city boardwalk in damage to undermine the foundation of numerous buildingsave virtually no dune system after gloria peered ocean city was at a crossroads. it was right around this time the punishment he can recognize start she and the project was completed in proving to be very successful. the study showed at the beach platform could be stabilized, then a positive cost-benefit ratio for a drill participation in the project could occur. to that end, the local and state governments completed what became known as phase one of the beach replenishment project using 100% local funds. the ocean city beach was fighting to create a suitable foundation for federal project. in 1890, the project known as the atlantic coast of maryland protection project began construction. .. >> although the prevented damage numbers are impressive, they don't tell the whole story. prior to replenishment, the aseesble -- assessable base was $35 million, and today, the assessable base is over $10 billion, and over $85 million in tax revenue comes from the city annually. on saturday, augus