cambridge university ph.d.. eaton baptist church cambridge england associate pastor two years. cambridge university, england, instructor, classics, two years. capitol hill baptist church, washington, d.c., pastor, six years and cur dever. born palestine, 34 years of age, wife soran. two children. muslim. university of jordan. b.a., university of jordan, m.a. islam historic. hardford seminary m.a. karattive religions and muslim-christian relations. council on economic relations, washington, d.c. director of public relations. two years. national naval medical center, washington, muslim chaplain, three years and currently, georgetown university. muslim chaplain. one year and currently. yahya hendi. >> yahya hendi, imam, you are a muslim theologian, is that correct? >> i think so. >> how many years did you spend studying muslim theology? >> i would say about 15 years. >> how does the koran depict jesus? >> well, jesus is looked at as a prophet, as a messenger of god. there are 15 chapters in the koran out of 114 that talk about jesus christ. the total verse he is that mention chris

cambridge university ph.d.. eaton baptist church cambridge england associate pastor two years. cambridge university, england, instructor, classics, two years. capitol hill baptist church, washington, d.c., pastor, six years and cur dever. born palestine, 34 years of age, wife soran. two children. muslim. university of jordan. b.a., university of jordan, m.a. islam historic. hardford seminary m.a. karattive religions and muslim-christian relations. council on economic relations, washington, d.c. director of public relations. two years. national naval medical center, washington, muslim chaplain, three years and currently, georgetown university. muslim chaplain. one year and currently. yahya hendi. >> yahya hendi, imam, you are a muslim theologian, is that correct? >> i think so. >> how many years did you spend studying muslim theology? i would say about 15 years. >> how does the koran depict jesus? >> well, jesus is looked at as a prophet, as a messenger of god. there are 15 chapters in the koran out of 114 that talk about jesus christ. the total verse he is that mention christ i

our projections, cambridge gave us the over all travel projections for the bay bridge corridor.f you look at this chart, the capacity of the bay bridge in the four-hour peak period, 36,000 vehicles. the demand is 37,000 vehicles. that is why we have this big queu in the mornine in the morn. even whip the small increase that is projected in traffic, we end up with a demand of 43,000 vehicles and a capacity of only 36,000. what will happen is the queue at the bay bridge will get really big. we are also dealing with whole corridor. the whole corridor is getting more congested because of more demand. right now we make about 15,000 trips. 42,000 trips. we actually have capacity for about 50,000. we have increases in bart capacity. in bonds us up to over 60,000. but in 2030, 2035, we eat up almost all the capacity. the point of the study was, in the interim as capacity becomes more important, we want to make sure buses can get through because it is in fort -- important to fill out that capacity requirement. we are looking to push through another 20,000 people per hour. we know bart ca

leonardtown, cambridge east, a quarter mile visibility. packs river two and a half. everybody else, gaithersburg down to a mile and a half. everybody north and west generally in good shape. temperature wise we have 40s around montgomery county, sterling down to 39, 44 reston, haymarket is 40. north and east, columbia, baltimore 49. andrews is 46. we know we have fog also in upper marlborough this morning, 47. 48 in washington, calm winds and high humidity, 93%. we had cloud cover overnight north and west of town as this system passed north, there was a sprinkle. south and east skies are clear, that helped with the fog. off to the south we have all sorts of rain, louisiana, mississippi moving into alabama. it will ride up this front and then we'll be watching as the moisture heads in this direction. not so much midday. i think this is over done here in and around the bay. we head into tonight, this is when we see rain moving in, even by 10:00, 11:00, even earlier, going to the redskins game keep in mind we could have second half showers with temperatures around 50 deg

now, scientists at cambridge have in laboratory tests discovered a hitherto unknown means by which our bodies can fight infection. this fundamental research could change how we understand our new system fights. the viruses are going through the bloodstream, and dead bodies in yellow, latching on to them, trying to destroy them -- antibodies in yellow. the cambridge team has shown that a antibodies -- the antibodies attract a protein, shown in blue, and this was the equivalent of a waste disposal machine, disposing and shredding the virus piece by piece. this is before the virus has a chance to take over the cells. if they could boost this natural mechanism, it could lead to several treatments. but not all. >> it will not work and viruses such as the hiv virus, but it will work on many other viruses, including those that commonly affect people in the u.k., once you are most likely to be exposed to, things like rhino viruses or rotavirus or nor ovirus. >> you will find much more on vec.com. we are on twitter and facebook, as well -- you will find much more on bbc.com. >> hello and welcom

we're still in the mid 50s from annapolis to cambridge and d. c. almost at 60 as well. clear skies above right now. if you look well to the right part of your screen there's a few clouds offshore that's part of a larger storm system that's hundreds of miles out. looking ahead to your veteran's day forecast as we pay our respects, upper 50s by noon tomorrow and we're above 60 degrees into the afternoon. so a fantastic looking veteran's day forecast 2010. how long does this terrific fall weather hold up? we'll talk about your weekend coming up. >>> all right thanks a lot wyatt. the latest now on a crash in howard county this morning, two people died after a car traveling west on route 175 crossed the median and ran head- on into a caravan. that's when an suv truck struck the caravan causing debris to hit a passing toyota corolla. 22-year-old matthew miranda and 35-year-old of columbia died in that accident. her an today was not wearing a seatbelt another victim is being treated at shock trauma. the driver of the toyota was not hurt. >>> tonight we have a sketch of the man

cambridge university ph.d.. eaton baptist church cambridge england associate pastor two years. cambridge university, england, instructor, classics, two years. capitol hill baptist church, washington, d.c., pastor, six years and cur dever. born palestine, 34 years of age, wife soran. two children. muslim. university of jordan. b.a., university of jordan, m.a. islam historic. hardford seminary m.a. karattive religions and muslim-christian relations. council on economic relations, washington, d.c. director of public relations. two years. national naval medical center, washington, muslim chaplain, three years and currently, georgetown university. muslim chaplain. one year and currently. yahya hendi. >> yahya hendi, imam, you are a muslim theologian, is that correct? >> i think so. >> how many years did you spend studying muslim theology? >> i would say about 15 years. >> how does the koran depict jesus? >> well, jesus is looked at as a prophet, as a messenger of god. there are 15 chapters in the koran out of 114 that talk about jesus christ. the total verse he is that mention chris

from boston, marion mccollom hampton is a senior partner at cambridge advisors to family enterprise. and here in miami, stephen salley is a senior partner of gen-spring family offices, and head of its family business center. welcome to "nightly business report." marion, why would a family business owner resist the effort to bring the next generalers into the family in a timely manner? >> people think of business owners as being controlling and as wanting to have all the decisions to themselves, and that's not the whole case. i think it's natural for parents to think of their children as children, long after their children are not children any more, and and are capable of adult decisions. so some of that is normal family developmental issues. i think many times and this is a great example of that, parents don't tend to treat their adult children who are in their mid 20s as adults. so that transition if there's a sudden transition is much hard harder. >> tom: at what point should a family c.e.o. begin to communicate at operational, at an adult, at a high level with their children prepa

college park. 55 and in cambridge. no. delaware at 54. low 50's in western maryland. tonight, mostly 40's. isolated upper 30's. and that breeze at 6 miles per hour to 12 miles per hour. the last of that little bit of storm moving up over the atlantic. maybe a wispy clouds or two coming around tomorrow. the far outer edges of the storm will brush the mid-atlantic region. this will be expanding north over the midsection of the country. again, tomorrow, like this afternoon, vote 60's. mostly sunny skies. tamara almost a repeat of today's weather. -- tomorrow almost a repeat of today's weather. wednesday morning, the wind it should diminish a bit. water temperature after being way up in the 60's and 70's during the summer dropping into the low 50's. sunny skies and warm up in the mountains will continue right through the weekend. if you have plans, pretty nice november weather. cambridge over to solomon and north beach. sunny and 63 tomorrow. still breezy around today. ocean city hits 61 with mostly sunny skies. the seven-day forecast -- los 60's tomorrow. upper 60's for

and cambridge is a half mile visibility.ve that delay in queen anne, the temperatures are in the low 40s. manassas is 39. >>> angie has your time saver traffic. >>> good monday morning. hope you had a nice restful weekend. still giving the traffic a green light, despite the tie up on the outer loop. it's at central avenue, please use caution. overall you're doing okay on the beltway. a map of district drive takes us into northeast, inbound new york avenue. we show you the cameras outside. life conditions out here, we are delay free between the washington times building toward bladensburg road. back to the maps, virginia, it's all about you right now. 395 northbound, nothing but green cars. we're still moving at speeds from the capital beltway crossing the 14th street bridge. over to the travel times, d.c., 295 northbound, thumb's up. same situation on the inner loop in virginia. only nine minutes on the inner loop in maryland from route four pennsylvania towards the wilson bridge. still ahead in your next traffic report a ch

and not far from the salisbury, cambridge area. out to the west, spotty. with a few areas of light pockets of rain. how about your wednesday? what will shape up tomorrow? bernadette will have a look at that. >>> the storm is not going to clear out. still some rain early tomorrow before it gets out of here. but when it does, winds will pick up. that will dry us out quickly. but also, produce wind gusts possibly over 40 miles per hour out west. that's why a wind advisory is in effect out of the state. something we'll be tracking as we head through the day tomorrow. we'll have your full forecast coming up shortly. back inside. >>> congressman-elect andy harris already under fire. according to the website, politico.com, during a confrontation, harris asked when his government subsidized health benefits kick in. sources say he got upset when he found out he doesn't get the benefits until 30 days after he's sworn in. >>> a critical vote, just hours away, as baltimore teachers get ready to vote again on a controversial new contract. wjz political reporter pat war

that is the rapid temperature drop you see here during these current conditions. 46 degrees in cambridge and saul saberi is mardy into the 40's. you can see -- and salisbury is already into the 40's. you can see everybody in between is crystal clear. look for lows tonight to drop into the 20's. it will stay into the 40's near downtown. there is lots of mulled whether. the front door west will inch in our direction and may bring a couple of scattered showers into the western maryland mountains in the weekend. but for our region, we will not expect range until next week. tides are running 2 feet above normal along the bay and into the potomac. the tides for the next few cycles will be 1 foot to two feet above normal. there will be sunshine tomorrow and into sunday. there will be a couple of clouds and sprinkles on sunday afternoon. on monday, there is a slight chance for some isolated showers. tomorrow will be a sunny day. the bay water temperatures are starting to back down a bit. it is 63 degrees around bakeries. -- around bay creek. it is 62 degrees along the lower eastern shore. there

a sprinkle, possible down to cambridge. just a quick hitting shower. of sun and clouds on the lower eastern shore and a relatively mild day at ocean city. the seven-day forecast, the will call this a chance of a light shower in the afternoon and then sunny skies for friday. a little bit of a warm-up saturday, calling back into the low 50's. back into the 60's on monday and tuesday. >> the ravens' learned about the dangers of an opponent with a terrible record when buffalo took them to over time. they will try to keep the panthers from hanging around. the ravens had a fourth quarter lead but could not hold it. that includes last thursday in atlanta. this hardly lives up to the reputation. "the 80-yard winning drive, the still stings. ray lewis would like to help his teammates recover their focus. >> put them away. put them away, to not leave those great players out there. -- to not leave those great players out there. if you are playing at the waiter supposed to, those things change. -- if you are playing the way you are supposed to, those things change

the winds northwest at 12 and some gusts to 21 in manassas, 20 cambridge. 20 winchester. so we have pockets of those gusty winds and that's going to be the case. there are three storms on the map. there's one in the rockies with snow. a new one in the northwest some in the mid-atlantic. this storm has been a monster. one in main and another through the cape there, martha's vineyard, nantucket. this is far enough away from us so that other than the winds we are not affected by it. the other problem with the storm, while keeping us cool it is not allowing high pressure and warmer temperatures to move in quickly. the next few days we will stay with a northernly flow. the storm by midnight is still slow to move out. it has been here a couple of days. fine through midday and the afternoon and evening. and here's high pressure as we head to veteran's day. if this is over us and the winds are light we won't warm up as much. in good shape the next couple of days. the highs today, low 60s in town. stay in the mid to upper 50s along the bay. we have shot past these to the low 60s.

cambridge is one of our warmer spots at 45 degrees. we're currently 41. traveling forecast today, visibility 10 miles with a west wind at five. at the moment there should not be any problems flying out. going anywhere in the eastern half of the u.s. looks really nice, atlanta, memphis, st. louis in the 60s, chicago 53, a chill in boston and new york, they'll be 45 to 50. here's angie goff with your time saver traffic. >>> we are taking off at 6:00, right now overall, no major complaints. i finally have better news for you. i want to let you know the bw parkway that had been closed all morning long southbound between 197 and 198 as we take a closer look, everything has cleared out of the way. the delays should be clearing as well. 95 always you can use that as an alternate to avoid the remnants of that crash activity. 270 fine out of frederick. moving it outside we do have a little volume building, starting around the germantown road area toward i370. over to the graphics again, we want to show you travel times. eastbound 66 you're doing fine from fairfax

. >> you talked about gates, but the situation in cambridge brought together the intersection of race and perhaps power and him being in that transsend dent group. it brought it together for him and brought it together for president barack obama, and how the situation was perceived and handled. you did a wonderful job of taking us through that scenario, through henry louis gate's eyes and president obama0s eyes. can you talk about that? >> we're both journalists so you understand, this context. i loved this incident because it was one in which no one behaved well. everybody behaved badly. and so here you have the situation where, what we think of as the traditional power relationships between black and white, power and status relationships between black and white in this country -- were reversed. you had this rich, famous, arrogant, harvard professor -- to say arrogant harvard professor is a redundancy. tired, cranky, coming home, his door won't open, jimmies his way into his house, and he feels a certain status about himself, and a certain sense of himself. here you have this working

visibilities causing problems, cambridge three quarters mile. we haven't heard yesterday, but often with the fog we get delays on the eastern shore, nothing in yet. zero in winchester, not in the advisory but quarter in manassas, fredricksburg, culpeper a half mile. frederick we're a mile, some areas half mile in frederick county. definite concerns with the fog. >>> sold stuff in the valley where we have 30s, foggy in winchester, cumberland 36. along the bay upper 40s, nolan had a lot of fog with 50 degrees, manassas 46. 50 in town with cloudy skies and the fog. wind south at 3 miles per hour, high humidity, 96%. big thing for us this week will be the storm track, it will change. right now, seeing the dip out west. you have all the snow in north plains with air ahead of it. we'll cool down especially by saturday. we'll kind of feel it in pieces. this morning look at the rains there across parts of michigan, new york state, ohio. that will move more east going through early afternoon. as we continue through this evening, we still sit okay, we'll

a little cooler in cambridge because they don't have the thin clouds overhead that we have here. you can see a lot of 40's around us. frederick has dipped to 32. it is 30 to around 40 out in four west maryland. -- far west maryland. in some cases 40's especially near the bay, and during the day tomorrow it warms up again, but not as warm as it has been caught only around 60 or just short of that if we get too many clouds drifting in from the approaching storm. the computer models put it around 60 degrees or so. here is a satellite picture. you can see some of these great clouds overhead, not as much down to the south toward virginia. that is the clear skies. the clouds running off the storms to the west for coming in. the high pressure is good for another day before the front moves in on monday. when it does movie and it does not look like it will be that active. on tuesday it will pump a lot of moisture our way. the forecast over not, mostly clear skies. 32-40 the overnight temperature range. winds will be nearly, overnight. until about 1:00 a.m., we have this coastal flood advi

cambridge 48. by this evening temperatures will remain in the low 50s. then we'll be partly cloudy and fairly mild. then we'll start to see a significant drop as we go into the end of the week. you know what? we'll be seeing rain in the forecast. i'll talk about that coming up. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> while we were enjoying a taste of spring over the weekend parts of the midwest were hit with a winter blast. twin cities got the worse with snow falling at an inch an hour making road conditions miserable. 1,000 customers are without power in minnesota and wisconsin. all this after a record setting 68 degrees in the midwest on wednesday. >>> president obama's ten-day four country asian tour is over. earlier today obama held a one- on-one meeting with the russian president. he put pressure on congress. the two presidents signed a nuclear agreement in april. obama administration wants the senate to ratify the treaty before the new congress takes over in january when the democratic majority shrinks. >>> what do a few car dealers, fuel funeral direct

but the situation that happened in cambridge brought together the intersection of race and perhaps power and him being in that transcendent group. it brought it together for him, but it also brought it together for a president barack obama. >> uh-huh. >> and how the situation was perceived and handled, you did a wonderful job of taking us through that scenario, through henry lewis gates, and barack obama. can you talk to us about that? >> we are both journalists. you will understand the context. i love the incident. it was one which no one behaved well. everybody behaved baddy. -- badly. here you have a situation where what we think of as the traditional power relationships between black and white power and status relationships between black and white in this country were reversed. you had this rich, famous, arrogant harvard professor to say arrogant harvard professor is a redundancy. i don't know the other kind. [laughter] >> and brilliant, by the way. you know, tired, cranky coming home, his door won't open, he, you know, gymmies his way into his house. and he feels a certain status ab

represents a member of the transcendent group, as you said, but the situation that's happened in cambridge brought together the intersection of race and perhaps power, and him being in the transcendent group. it brought it together for him but also brought together for president barack obama and how the situation was perceived and handled. you did a wonderful job of taking us through that scenario, through henry louis gates his eyes and through president barack obama's eyes, and then speaking to the nation, so could you kind of talk to a little bit about that? >> yet. we are both journalists so you understand this context, but i love this incident because it was one in which no one behaved well. you know, everybody behaved badly. so, here you have the situation where, what we think of as a traditional power relationships between black and white, power as status relationships between black and white in this country were reversed. you had this rich, famous, arrogant harvard professor, to say arrogant harvard professor is a redundancy. [laughter] >> i don't know the other kind. and brilliant

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students in cambridge bolted over dates and even got into the senate building. -- bolted over the gates. theives may have gotten as much as 6,000 pounds in one location. tonight, the metropolitan police say 15 people have been arrested, mainly on suspicion of violent disorder and criminal damage. two officers were injured, while the ambulance service treated 11 members of the public. bbc news. >> more anger over austerity measures in portugal. a one-day strike in protest of planned cuts brought many services to a standstill. the government insists spending cuts and tax increases are vital to assure portugal does not become the third euro zone country to need a bailout, after greece and ireland. a court in virginia has convicted five some of the men of piracy, the first successful prosecution in the united states in over a century. they face a mandatory life sentence for attacking the uss nicholas when they mistook it for a merchant ship. but and the death toll in the capital of cambodia has risen. they think the stampede in montana was caused by a bridge -- the stampede in a month in --

queen ann's county southbound, over towards cambridge and salisbury, ocean city. calvert, st. mary's county. the fog is denser that way. traveling south on 95. you'll run into really thick fog pretty quick. areas of drizzle and fog, just not bad enough to produce an advisory. 45 to 50 this morning. we'll go for 61, little bit of sun, two-degree guarantee this afternoon. >> our earlier accidents have since been cleared away. we're keeping an eye on volume beginning to pick up as you make your way around the beltway. traffic beginning to slow just a little on the outer loop lanes as you head towards delaney valley and towards the york road exits. nothing major to hold you up. as we look at the maps, we still have ongoing police activity, route 140, main street portion. cockeys mill road. also in annapolis, a haz-mat situation. we have a spill near the intersection of tyler avenue and hilltop lane, avoid that intersection for the time being. megan and charley, back to you. >>> she was a mother and correctional officer, this morning baltimore city homicide detectives are trying to

students in cambridge vaulted over dates and even got into the senate building. at some elite university, it may be almost 6,000 pounds, and students took matters further. tonight, the metropolitan police said 15 people had been arrested, mainly on suspicion of violent disorder and criminal damage. two officers were injured, while 11 members of the public were treated. bbc news. >> and just in on the london protests, the latest figures from the metropolitan police. 32 arrest in london, two police officer casualties. and a one-day strike in portugal over planned cuts brought many services to a standstill. the government said spending cuts and tax increases are vital to assure thatdoes not become the third euro zone country to need a bailout after greece and ireland. a court in virginia has convicted somali men of piracy. it is the first successful prosecution in well over a century. they were accused of attacking the uss forget -- the uss nicholas. an initial government report suggests the stampede in phnom penh was started by the swinging of a bridge. some began

probably the duke of cambridge, so he will be prince william duke of cambridge and she will be the duchess of cambridge and these two people are very clearly the future of the monarchy. >> given that, given that they're already under tremendous scrutiny, do you think we're going to be seeing a step up of them being followed around? we remember the images of diana being followed around by the media, what do you predict now. >> at first there will be a lot of interest from cameras and photographers wanting to chase after the royal couple. but one must remember as soon as she's engaged, unlike diana when she died who didn't have scotland yard protection, under her own direction, she'll probably be known as princess katharine when she gets married in probably july next year. she'll have a team of four armed officers guarding her. i think the photographers will be a little bit wary of taking that on. >> robert johnson this morning, thanks very much robert for your perspective. brian williams recently had a chance to talk to prince charles and he shared some advice for his son. take a look. >> h

now you're living in cambridge. with a little bit of distance, do you look and say, "wow, i really was affected by my time in cuba"? or are you thinking, "wow, i really miss cuba," you know? i mean, what's the balance for you? >> i think i was really affected by my time in cuba, just kind of worn out. >> hinojosa: can you tell me about that? >> yeah, you know, i came here... you know, i came to cambridge for this fellowship at harvard, which is fantastic. >> hinojosa: the nieman fellowship. >> the neiman fellowship. and, like, the first few weeks i was here i slept all the time. i was just exhausted. you know, because it was a lot of hard work for a lot of long years. >> hinojosa: there was, like, an emotional, a psychological exhaustion? >> yeah, i think that was part of it, too. and physical, you know? it's just like... i don't know. covering a place like cuba, you're kind of waiting for the big story all the time, you know? you know, we're watching fidel, you know, because everybody's like, "when..." you know, "w

it is still 50 degrees on the shore of the bed. 52 degrees down in cambridge.enry has dipped to 39. mostly clear skies as we head toward morning. there is enough of a breeze to prevent a bottoming out of the thermometer. we should be in the mid 30's by dawn. the sun comes up at 6:44 wednesday morning. you can see the cool air in northern new england, but off to our west, chicago at 61 degrees. cincinnati at 69. down around richmond, 66. a lot of this warm air will be spreading over the mid atlantic. our temperatures are expected to stay above normal. that offshore storm is drifting farther away. high pressure coming down through the eastern united states. that will be our main weather- maker. even though this front is cutting across the plains it will bump into that high and nearly stalled. that means several days of pleasant november conditions. but some sunshine west of the bay. sunny days and clear nights to wrap up the rest of this week. the next threat of rain holds off until next week. milder than normal, a bit breezy but not as dusty as it has been. on t

or two clouds may make it across the bay but generally mostly sunny and gorgeous. 60 in town. 59 cambridge. annapolis a little cooler, thanks to the bay at 56. low 60s culpeper and orange. luray 63. petersburg 64 an then the shenandoah valley mid to upper 50s and for this time of the year, this is where we should be for highs. we will get a little above that. sunny and 60. light north wind at five miles an hour and the humidity is 55%. it is fantastic out there. one thing when we look at national temperatures is now highs it is in the eastern -- how nice it is in the eastern half of the country. the warmth is wants to move in our direction and behind the storm system it is cold, casper 27. denver 33. all sorts of snow in the the rockies and higher elevations. from nevada and the northwestern part of thetas the rockies, much of nevada actually in a winter weather advisory with the mountains to the west. for us we have a storm out west and we should have a nice ridge in the east but this storm continues to keep us in a northernly flow and if it weren't for that storm we wouldn't be in the lo