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cambridge, one more question. you break the valve on the fireplace before or after the attack on derek? i don't know what you're talking about. i didn't go anywhere near the fireplace. take him. i believe him. so do i. well, if he didn't cause the gas leak, that leaves one question. who did? ♪ that's made of leather. simmons: that doesn't belong in a fireplace. are those traction ridges? they are. it's from the sole of a shoe. yeah, the killer must've left it behind after he kicked the valve. so we find the shoe that matches... we find the killer. borrowed technology from ferrari to develop its suspension system? or what if we told you that ferrari borrowed technology from cadillac to develop its suspension system? magnetic ride control -- pioneered by cadillac, perfected in the 556-horsepower cts-v. we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. >>> coming up tonight, they go into the bye week 3-1 after a win over the rams. we'll have locker room reactions. >>> they are all in the national political spotlight

talk to me about what you do coming out of that privileged educational background of harvard and cambridge, and so much of what you say is an assault and attack against the elites that run this country. >> there are a lot of elements to harbor. the credo of the university is veritas, which means truth. i went on mostly a full scholarship. my mom was a public house --

we're in the 70s into annapolis and cambridge, mid-70s. upper 60s into york and hagerstown and we will start to drop into the 60s as we go through the rest of the evening. we will be mostly dry and mostly cloudy. the rain will be moving in and the cooler temperatures are right behind it. i'll tell you when. back to you. >>> a 39-year-old father appeared in court this afternoon facing child lay -- abuse charges for letting his daughter drive him around while he was drunk. >> guess how old the kid was? wait until you see this video that will pop up on the screen. it was 3:00 in the morning. the biggest problem is that she was only nine, nine years old. at 3 in the morning a mankind of stumbles into a gas station here in detroit. it's clear he has been drinking, but not to worry he brought along a designated driver. >> nine years old. she's driving. i'm drunk. >> reporter: the gas station surveillance video caught them. the clerk told the gas station manager -- >> i was upset about it. i wasn't happy with the fact that someone would allow the

. >> welcome to cambridge forum. tonight we'll be discussing reimagining equality with anita hill, professor of social policy, law, and women's studies at brandeis university. i'm tricia, brown university professor and i will be your moderator. in her new and amazing memoir, "reimagining equality: stories of gender, race, and finding home," anita hill takes the idea of home and explores how our family home at our national home are linked to understand it's an achievement, and equality. she takes us on a journey that begins with her own family story and ends with her current mortgage meltdown. along the way we visit homes across america and meet some extraordinary african-american women from -- how have these women experienced homes in america? how successful have the movement for racial and gender equality been in eliminating barriers to opportunity? at how is the current economic crisis affecting america's commitment to equality? what challenges does anita hill c. i had? the interest of 13 children anita hill grew u

a couple of isolated showers, one towards cambridge and dorchester county.e sunshine is out now in the inner harbor. temperature balmy, the wind come up in a big way. show you the gusts in a second. this is the end result. after the front came through, at summit ridge, we had nice sunshine, breaking through the clouds and in baltimore, actually, that was from earlier, but a lot of our hd cams are not time lapsing at full speed at the moment. you can see here in roland park the sunshine in force over fall color which is pretty to look at. one renegade shower towards cambridge, here is the line of showers that really was the bigwet maker earlier tonight. see now that's well offshore, of the beach. we are all clear and that's good. temperaturewise, upper 60s rs low 70s. be patuxent river. our wind gusts have been impress nigh the last hour or two, we seen winds gusting to 26-36. had a couple of gusts in virginia. we will be breezy the rest of the night. the wind may die down a little bit past sunset. we look for things to stay windy and dry and kind of almost l

starting with prince william and cathryn, duchess of cambridge. >> if the duke and duchess of cambridge were to have a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> reporter: there have been far fewer queens over the years, but royal writer robert hardman says they often had a greater impact. >> any nation liking the idea of having a mother figure, as well as-- we've got a lot of heroes in our past but it's quite nice to have someone who softens the edges. >> reporter: the queen's speech in australia had a fitting theme. >> the theme this year is women as agents of change. >> reporter: now, more than ever. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> mitchell: back home, in new york harbor, america's grand lady, the statue of liberty, closed for a year of renovations today but not before it marked a milestone. yesterday, more than 100 brapped new citizens took the oath, and last night there were fireworks to celebrate exactly 125 years since the statue was dedicated. lucky youngsters from d.c. area boys and girls clubs braved the elements today to visit the white house for an early hallo

royal history was overturned today with these words -- >> put simply, if the duke and duchess of cambridgeave a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> reporter: because the law that put sons ahead of daughters in the line of succession is no more. >> what it will do is ultimately put the duchess of cambridge on the map as the woman who changed royal history. >> reporter: the quest for a male heir has obsessed british monarchs for history. henry viii married six times, beheading the woman that failed to produce a son. this is the queen's head, named after one of our most famous monarchs. she was, of course, a woman, but she only became queen because she didn't have any brothers. and the current queen only got the job back in 1952 because she was also brotherless. >> an example was needed that a woman can do a very, very good job in the position, well, we have it in queen elizabeth ii. are n >> reporter: now, the only countries left on earth doing this are saudi arabia, thailand, japan, morocco. >> what do you think, rose? do you think it's good that girls can become queens as

in the meantime the highs today came in right around 67 degrees at the inner harbor, cambridge low 60sck and york, pennsylvania, and hagerstown around 60 degrees. the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot now. we are seeing clouds towards the west here, some will stream in as we go through the rest of the evening and widen out the view when you can see where the clouds are coming from and we are dry as of now. we'll stay that way, the reason why is that we are dealing with still an area of high pressure, starting to scoot off the coast here and with that it will allow a more moisture to get in here and he we're waiting for the cold front to traverse the area and it will do so as we go into wednesday. that's the chance for rain and it will linger into thursday as well. before we çget there, we're still talking about the tropics. i know you're like why do you have this up? we're still in tropical season. it doesn't end until november. we do have tropical storm rena, the winds sustained about 40 miles an hour, and it is moving to the north-northwest at 7 miles an hour and we

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

at cambridge i think that's possible. [laughter] to allow as many people as possible. you can stand on this side and make a line of questions. >> remember you're supposed to have your best side. >> professor i'm from michigan and in the city of detroit there is great poverty and great privilege, public schools have vast resources in that same poverty so the question is people would like to see change how you cut structural change because property values are tied into qualities of people say let's redistribute money at the statewide level which would be more fair than distributing it at the local level. how do you do that when people won't want their house values to decrease. wondered if you could say little about that because people would like to see change but in their own interests they are infected and how they hesitate. >> people have to understand their interests are already being impacted. when we don't raise the educated population throughout, then we are all going to be suffering. and so, again, it is that connection that people have to make with the lives of o

we are holding in a mild pattern. 63 in cambridge. around baltimore, just a couple of degrees warmer. tonight we will see a little more cloud cover coming in. that might hold the temperature up a few degrees. 43-50 is the temperature spread by don was southwest winds at 5. the front stretching from i would down to parts of kansas into the southern rockies. that will be dragged across our region, but not until thursday. tomorrow, more clouds and maybe an afternoon shower. the farther west to go, the better chance you have of getting wet. the northern portions of the state will see a few scattered showers and the front will move off the coast and it should clear up nicely as we head into friday. behind that front, it will get chilly. afternoon showers are possible, but only a 20% chance around baltimore. they water temperatures are in a low 60's. in the tropics we still have to watch storms developing. this is a late season hurricane, hurricane rina sitting down there in the caribbean just to the southeast of cancun by about 300 miles.

highs today came in at 74 at the inner harbor. 72 annapolis. 70 cambridge. these 70s are above average. we'll stay that way going into tomorrow. satellite and radar closer view showing there are showers moving into pennsylvania at this time. it is forecasted to try to drop in our direction as we go through the evening. the air is dry. i don't think a lot will make it. maybe a couple sprinkles. we'll stay dry through the evening. that's good news. even into tomorrow. it goes into motion and we can see a few clouds more than today. it is a sun and cloud mix tomorrow. we'll stay dry. tuesday we'll have more clouds. mostly cloudy. we'll have a chance for a shower to pop up. the rain will get in here wednesday. that's when you'll need the umbrella. this is what it look like through the overnight. temperature 52 degrees. mostly cloudy. dry and cool. temperatures are still going to be above average. we should be around 46 degrees. no complaint there is. not too cool or cold. tomorrow 72 degrees. similar to what we had for today. just a few more clouds. temperatures

look at these temperatures this t 40s and we're looking at the 50s into cambridge. mostly cloudy, we have the damp weather out there. i'll tell you when we'll see more sunshine coming back in the forecast. >>> democracy 2012. blasts new jersey governor chris christy on an appearance on a sunday morning talk show. little substance to the presidential race. attacked christy's record and says the republican has struggled to create jobs. new jersey governor has resisted whining but those close say he's reconsidering his decision. >>> coming up, we all know that exercise is good to you, but it's especially helpful with cancer patients. how important the rehabilitation is for the patient. >>> plus,, let the holiday gadget wars begin. the gadgets that may top your holiday wish list. >>> made it up to only 51 degrees with all the clouds and we got a little bit of rain in the rain gauge. when the rain's going to go away, when we'll get more sunshine and warmer temperatures. stick around. >>> let's face it, we could all use a little more exercise. it's a big lifestyle change

easton still getting some rain, cambridge and annapolis, finally light rain moved through there and back up from the metro to the northwest it's dry. temperatures right now sitting at 63 degrees in washington, but check out gaithersburg down to 55. our communities along i-81, winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown mid-50s, definitely colder air coming in. detroit now 42. so the colder air continues to come down from canada. it's part of a larger storm, okay? there's an upper level storm system component to this. so it's going to get over us this weekend and sit, spin and make it chilly. we'll deal with some rain showers, too. show you where i think we'll have the rain and how long it will stick around and how chilly it will be tomorrow, full forecast coming up. >> welcome fall. >>> starting tomorrow morning watch out for a big traffic shift. the left lane from the inner loop onto i-66 will close permanently, part of the work to create an access ramp for h.o.t. lanes under construction. traffic will shift to the right to go from the inner loop onto 66. if all goes well, the left exit will sh

it is 52 in cambridge and ocean city. in oakland, it is 36 degrees.t has remained that way most of the day. we will call is mostly cloudy skies for the evening. there will be 50% chance of showers. you will want to take a jacket if your are heading out. here is the upper level low bringing all the moisture into pennsylvania even and west virginia. it will bring the snowfall, about an inch or two they are expecting at deep creek. these systems will move into our area around tuesday. they will bring spectacular weather with temperatures in the 70's and low humidity. the rain showers will churn into tomorrow morning. by 6:00 in the evening, the cloud cover will remain. we will have on and off showers tomorrow. be prepared and take a raincoat. tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of scattered showers. the wind will be out of the northwest. it will be 55 to 58 degrees. it will be mostly cloudy skies for the ravens game. it will be 45 to 48 degrees. you will want to bundle up. it is good football weather. it will be 70 by wednesday. we are under

we'll be at 66 degrees. 75 at inner harbor. 77 into cambridge. 72 in annapolis. frederick around 73. culpepper right around 75. the satellite and radar picking up on more clouds trying to stream in. these clouds coming in from the west, but our system, that rain system is going to be coming in as we head in through the evening. it's coming up from the south. what we're going to be dealing with is an area of low pressure. you can see this frontal boundary breaking up, the surface low pressure and that upper level low. they will work in tandem, throwing in a lot of moisture as we go through the morning hours into the afternoon tomorrow. so the future trend will pick up on what i'm talking about. i'm going to follow the timeline. things still looking pretty good. we should stay dry. as we work our way into tomorrow morning in time for rush hour it could be on the dicey side. we can see most of the heaviest rain will stay along the eastern shore but it will be slick and wrote. as we go into the evening rush hour time frame things will be dying down. we could still se

los livni's for the eastern shore down to cambridge, with bright, sunny skies. -- low 70's for the easternshore. tropical storm philippe has been out there, still moving very slowly and hold onto 65 mile an hour winds. just about 500 miles from bermuda. it looks like it will move away from the island and weaken as it tracks across the northern atlantic through the next five- seven days. it looks like felipe will miss bermuda. high pressure here brings us great weather, still mostly sunny into monday of next week. it will warm to near 80 on sunday, and a shower threat finally develops by tuesday evening into wednesday of next week. >> this is 11 sports. >> i am pete gilbert. we look at the standings be on the standings for the ravens. john harbaugh, a miserable 2 for 11 last season. he roars out of the gate, four four five in 2011. the ravens lead the nfl with 14 forced turnovers, three more than anybody else in the league. four of those resulted in scores for baltimore. carol suggs shares the lead at 4. one area in need of attention, the red zone offense. baltimore is second to last in sco

temperature-wise, a little chilly in frederick around 59 degrees, here at inner harbor at 59 and 65 in cambridgee temperatures will remain in the 50s, partly cloudy and cool and i'll talk about the cooldown on the other side. that's all coming up. >>> was baby lisa kidnapped? police are looking for the baby. new surveillance of a mystery man may support the claims that their girl was kidnapped. >>> a flash mob and then the mopup musicals. it took a turn with flash robs now. now we have to be on our toes for the holiday season. >> it's the biggest thing to hit halloween since the glow necklace. how your iphone can play trick or treat. halloween halloween aps when we come back. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'them hard-to-reach places. 3-way cfls really click with my style. go to participating retailers for bge's instant discounts on select cfls. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. heyhey, i go all night long and still save! . >>> you're going to look at th

highest numbers just after midnight in most cases, we did have a 24 hour temperature, 72 cambridge. 60s most of the rest of the state. rain continues to pump in out of the south but i think we will get a reprieve here across most of the baltimore area, just countries example lightly scattered showers, more rain to the west. back down to the -- a new cold front and this main storm system that's hit the big wave of rain, it's still sitting there over the north carolina, south carolina border and this rain will continue to be kind of sent up from the low pressure area. its cool arias a result of that rain cooling as well and the trend is not for rapid clearing at all. tonight more hit and miss showers, cloudy and into the day thursday, still more rain around, finally friday some clearing, most of the rain should be north but we could get hit and miss showers early in the day on friday. 58, rain source tonight. tomorrow two degree guarantee. 72 but rain will be likely, overcast and foggy down to 60 tomorrow night and the seven day forecast again, the outlook is for temperatures to be cool a

a little bit warmer down here in cambridge. tonight, in baltimore, a light drizzle and fog. low pressure to our south, all week long, finally getting up into the carolinas. it will pass tomorrow morning and move out. we may get a break in the rain and the cloud cover in between systems tomorrow afternoon. the next front arrives tomorrow night into friday with a second round of showers. there are some showers in the area tomorrow afternoon. friday, the sunshine comes rolling across the mountains. it clears out nicely friday night. it will be cool and comfortable, but the wins will be brisk. a little warm tomorrow as the clouds began to thin and the sunshine tries to break through. the winds will be light on the bay. if you are going to the mountains this weekend, the sunshine should come back and should be really nice for saturday and sunday. eastern shore, scattered showers for a couple more days. floor eastern shore, a thunderstorm -- lower eastern shore, maybe a thunderstorm. if you are running in the race saturday, 8:00, sunshine and 51. that breezy comfortable weather co

highs today made it up to 54 at inner harbor and annapolis. 52 cambridge.we are looking at 46 in north pennsylvania. we are going to see these temperatures on the chilly side once again, each as we go into tomorrow. satellite and radar up on a lot out in the atlantic is the storm well north of us. a few clouds are trying to stream in from the west. we'll be mostly clear in the overnight. high pressure dominating our weather. it is going to hold on as we go through the remainder of the night. cold air is still funneling in around it. we'll be in the 30s in the evening. future trend picking up on what's going on happening through time here. sunday a good evening for the most part. it is going to be cold. we'll be void of cloud cover through the evening. clouds will roll in here, unfortunately, through the day tomorrow. we'll stay dry. in time for the trick-or-treaters there is a chance for showers to move in. we have a coastal low forming off of the carolinas. nothing like what we saw but we could be bringing showers in around 8:00. better chances for rain in

whenever the dutch and duchess of cambridge reproduce, right? >> reporter: that's right.e wants to change the laws so that katherine has a girl and can go on to be queen even if she has a younger brother. there are british rules involving the british monarchy. and he can't change it on his own because the british monarchy is the monarchy in 15 other commonwealth countries around the world. he's had a chance to change this and he has reached some sort of an agreement. the prime minister described what it means, in essence. >> okay. but, max -- >> put simply, if the duke and duchess of cambridge have a girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> don, it's simple idea but quite complex to do. >> it's not just about the royal genders. the other change announced regarding the heir to the throne. >> yes, this is quite significant. the british monarch is also head of the church of england. no catholics are allowed into the an nar key. it's a rule that no british monarch can marry catholic. so they are changing that. it's really odd because having a same-sex marriage as well t

see an upward trend on these numbers on the far right side of our almanac column. 72 degrees in cambridge and 71 in salzburg. temperatures cool a little bit. still 61 degrees in oakland at this time of the evening in october. it is pretty mild out west. it will help to keep the temperature is up tonight. the warmth today will be trapped underneath the clouds preaches the relatively mild. you see the new area of cloudy this coming up out of the carolinas. this blanket of cloudiness will overspread the regions. the overall trend will be for clouds pretty densely some wet weather. i think you really see to our south will be with some of the showers to the west. these two hours of rain are zeroing in on the mid-atlantic. that means in one day or so, what weather. storm center that is coming up out of north florida in the gulf coast -- will bring a lot of moisture. it will form one storm of the mid-atlantic which will gradually pulled away. timing right now looks ok. it looks like basically one day -- wednesday and wednesday night, shower weather. some of the rain can be occasionally heavy. yo

across the bay, cambridge was down to 43. at the noon hour, 60 on the nose in washington. mid-50s across the areas to the north. already 66 degrees. winds have been out of the south. they still are at 7 miles per hour. our dew point in the low 50s. there is this system, bigger picture coming through the great lakes. we have got the showers with it. we'll be watching that come across this afternoon and this evening. behind it not much change in the temperatures. you notice all this moisture offshore. tropical storm rena, maybe a hurricane in cancun before the end of the week. we are going to get rid of that and tomorrow we turn sunny and pleasant before the next system late wednesday and thursday. today temperatures in the mid-60s, slight chance of a shower late. we are going to stop at around 70 for the high. wednesday low 70s, but a chang for showers late in the day more clouds than tuesday. better chance for showers though. overnight and during the day thursday, only in the low 60s thursday. look at the cool down. friday 54. saturday another system. sunday still on the c

talk to me about what you do coming out of that privileged educational background of harvard and cambridge, and so much of what you say is an assault and attack against the elites that run this country. >> there are a lot of elements to harbor. the credo of the university is veritas, which means truth. i went on mostly a full scholarship. my mom was a public house -- public high school teacher. the reason i went there is because they had the most diverse student body. bashing the leak is what i am all about in my music. they ---in theelte. -- bashing the elite is what i am all about in my music. something is just not right in the water. while it is intangible how exactly we are going to attack it, people are starting to try. >> president obama gave a speech at the congressional black caucus where he ordered that infamous phrase, stop complaining, stop grumbling, stop crying. there has been great debates in the african community and beyond about whether the president went o far. i got in some trouble by asking rather forthrightly whether this president would ever similarly speak to our jewi

we've got upper 70s at the airport and cambridge, 69 at pax river. a real fine afternoon going on right now and the 70 degrees reporting cloudy conditions but there's a lot of sunshine and a light north northeast wind and the dew point 50. the humidity only 49%. look at the chill out to the west here. 40s and 30s in the mountains, that's going to come in behind this storm system which is going to do two things for us. besides turn us colder it's going to bring up some of the moisture out of the gulf of mexico and it's really increased here in western florida in the last 10 hours and that's all going to sort of gang up on areas in the mid- atlantic, the northeast over the next couple of days. looking at the futurecast, a front hanging out here. here comes if moisture by 3:00 tonight. these tours will be around storm -- showers will be around tomorrow heavier around the delmarva. on and off showers, rain, then by thursday, there's the big westerly winds and we could turn over mountain snow showers by thursday. today 73 nice. then friday, saturday and s

hagerstown holding on to that 51-degree reading. 45 in cambridge and a chilly 43 this morning in at reagantional. dew point 47. the humidity 86%. here's the big picture in the satellite and radar. check this out. it is a line of showers, heavier ones coming through detroit this morning back toward areas in toledo, ohio almost toward indy this morning. they have a bad football team in indianapolis, don't they? that is a rough one. you think it is bad being a redskins fan, be a colts fan this year. showers south and east. middle of the day of the down toward pittsburgh, we have varying amounts of cloud cover today. watch as this front gets in here this afternoon. we are seeing showers here. this is at 7:00. notice the green extending down toward the metro. that is what i'm talking about late this afternoon and early this evening. the weak front pushing through, tomorrow we end up being mostly sunny and rather pleasant. that guy is going to be here as we head into late weapons. thursday a better chance of showers and also much cooler weather to finish out the week. that the tropical storm ren

these are the current wind gusts, 26 at cambridge. that is dragging the error -- dragging in the air. it is a little bit milder down south. the northwest suburbs might have a little bit of frost. the growing season is coming to an end this weekend. 33 to 43 the temperatures. the sun does not come up until 7:30. the mild air is being pushed away. the cold is coming in from canada while is storm develops to the south. it could produce some heavy snow and part of the midlantic this upcoming weekend. you'll see partly cloudy skies in the morning. the rain is not too far south of us by the evening rush hour. tomorrow night, it is a chilly rain. as the storm is departing in moving away from the coast, it will drive that cold weather at of the mountains and towards the bay. we expect temperatures to fall. there may be some snow accumulation to the north and west of baltimore saturday afternoon. it is part of an early season wake up. by sunday, sunshine, beautiful weather returns in time for football in downtown baltimore. you can see the lig

but actually he ran kings college cambridge. he brought pictures from the national gallery. he was on the insurance company -- she used to stay in bed until noon every day on the telephone to the stockbroker saying sell this. actually [inaudible] he was a speculator. he understood the market even more than the people who say the admiral the market. >> host: so today he is seen as the face of the government where does he was actually in many ways an ardent capitalist back in the 1930's when there were much more extreme views as to what should replace what brought about the stock market crash. >> guest: the problem is knowing too much about the political theory or economic theory in a modern political debate because the words are bandied around so of serve. obama is a socialist and keynes as a socialist. well, not really. really. but anyway, to go back to the keynes and hayek thing, the problem was that he was brought in bye robins who was a professor of economics specifically to counter in the first days for what could be the battle. he already had a battle with keynes and th

as the temperatures i was talking about, it's only 54 in fredrick, but it's 72 in fredricksburg, cambridge. 57 leesburg with those light showers. and here in washington mostly cloudy and 62 and a south wind at 14. but we're looking at a lot of cold air out to the west and north of us. in the rockies here, notice the cold? it's snowing in denver and in the 30s, quite a snowstorm going on there. they're going to pick up one, maybe two feet in the mountains, maybe locally a foot in the denver area, but that storm is moving east. the cold is going to follow it. so while we've got some showers around here and there, on the futurecast we're going to see more chances of showers as we go into the night and into the day on thursday. and then the colder air -- here's that rain tomorrow. the colder air is going to be following it especially as we head into tomorrow night and friday. and if a storm system comes toward us saturday and doesn't stay south and east of us, saturday is going to be a cold, wet day. today we'll make a run toward 70, a spotty shower or two. tomorrow more rain, especially in th

in his rooms in cambridge they would do big things it could get very for them. fellow also show was, by the way, when you leave tonight, it's like las vegas. when you leave king's college, things occurred. but hayek was quite capable. one of those things we know of the austrian or german speech is that very often it might be more abrupt. christmas of the austrian debate meant, it's true even today, we are taken aback when the comeback and austrian or german, ask them a profoundly personal question. that in that case hayek gave as good as he got. and the result was certainly in the initial battle when the two men actually locked horns they didn't lock horns and he didn't let go. they barely actually scored a genuine point against each other in a real debate because they were too busy sniping each other about investment. what you mean by savings? investment. i'd like to know more about what you mean by replenishment of stocks. they both got deep down into the weeds, into the long grass. and didn't escape from. >> host: let's try and grab their different views in t

but actually he ran in cambridge and bought pictures for the national gallery. he used to stay in bed until noon every day on the telephone to the stockbroker. he was a speculator. he understood the market more than the people who admire the market. >> today he is seen as the face of big government where as in fact he was in many ways and capitalist back in the 1930's when there were more extreme views as to what should replace what was brought about in the stock market crash. >> it is one of the problems knowing too much about the economic theory in the modern political debate because words are bandied around so. but anyway, to go back to it, the keynes and hayek think the problem is that he was brought in by lionel robins, professor of economics specifically to counter keynes so it was set up already in the first place for what could be a battle. lionel already had a battle with keynes and the bank of england kennedy about to the use of the bank of england, and that started off pretty sharply. remember of course that this is not your gentle to and fro of an ar

current temperatures around the area, we've gone into the green, so that's 60, 66 cambridge, westminster 56, fred ricks up to 72. they were 39 for the low this morning. 64 at oakland right now. here's that high pressure. andt really covers a big piece of the eastern part of the united states. and here's the stormy weather out to the west. all right so the high has to get out of the way before the stuff from the west can come in. or really the storm we expect to develop off the florida coast to come up the coast. and that will be one of these things i want to call a hurricane wanna be. it may not become a hurricane or tropical weather feature but it's going to spin a lot of moisture in our direction. it looks like based on the computer models sometime during the week next week. but for the time being this big high pressure will keep us in great shape right through the weekend. we look at some temperatures, we see still some cool readings right along the eastern seaboard. the mid-atlantic and a big warming trend in the central part of the nation, the low's this morning, even international

along with culpepper. 68 down in fredericksburg. 64 at pax river. 61 in cambridge at this hour. annapolis is 63. la plata and reagan national, both at 64 degrees. national reporting mostly cloudy skies. mostly sunny outside a few moments ago in northwest. big block in the middle of the country. you can see the dip in the west from the dip in the east. this is what is moving toward us. in fact, once we get rid of the storm atop of us, there's not much east of the rockies. the showers are moving north, not east. they're not coming toward us. in fact, hardly anything will be coming toward us over the next few days. we just have to get rid of this guy. we're in the process of doing that now and on the future cast, we'll push it out of here so the skies generally stay clear tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow, we shoot into the low to mid-70s then a little bit cooler on thursday as the winds come from the northeast. that's a little bit of a cooler direction for us. this afternoon, breezy. upper 60s. tonight, 40s and 50s. tomorrow, breezy. 74. then a pleasant thursday although a little bit

much warmer down us out into the eastern shore. 53 in annapolis. 55 in cambridge and ocean city.l depends on where you are seeing the sun vs the clouds. we have a line cutting across baltimore down towards washington, d.c.. anywhere west of that, it estate cooler because we have been in the clouds longer. much of the eastern and southern half of the state has enjoyed more sunshine. but the clouds are building in from the west. and our storm system approaches bit of the center of the storm is back into illinois and missouri. ahead of its common shares have moved across ohio, starting to make their way through west virginia. they will be moving to maryland. this batch of moisture down off the southeast coast, these are going to combine. that means most of the moisture with the storm will stay on the coast. so although the storm is coming from the west, the real action happens right in the eastern shore. let's put this futurecast in motion. notice how the moisture starts to build in from the south. rain chances out this evening. it is mostly after the trick-or- treaters are done. we

we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we have been putting this case for five months. basically, i said we are not going to do it. this is bogus. my porter rican red-haired cousin, he has funny hair. he was there, too. so we came back and they decided to do it with everybody. when that story came out, i started getting harassed. the police were giving out my social security number, my name. i had 50 cases of identity theft that followed. the next thing you ask to talk about was november 23, 2002. this experience changed my life. we started going to the prisons with a purpose now. we turned into touring artists for the prisons around the country. talking to the folks who were incarcerated, folks in the local community to inform the movement by those most directly affected. we came home for winning an award in grass-roots activism and then the police stop us for a taillight being out in the back of the car. when they run my license, they say i'm going to jail because there were three wards offer my arrest. it was bryonn bai

was exhausting, gave it over to his minons to continue the harassment, but he did -- the so-called cambridgethis wonderful group of young economists around keynes, were as critical of hayek as himself. they debated thing, and it could get personal, and when you leave tonight, it's a bit like las vegas, you know. when you leave the cottage, you know, but hayek was quite capable. i mean, one of those things we know about that crispness of autrian or german speech is it sounds far more abrupt than it might have to an englishman who loads everything with clauses and so on, but the christmas of that austrian debate meant that -- it's true even today that we can be taken aback when we come through a german who asks you outright a profoundly personal question, but in that case, hayek gave as good as it got, and the result was, certainly in the initial battle when the two men locked horns, they really did lock horns and didn't let go. they barely, actually, scored a genuine point against each other in the real debate because they were too busy sniping at each other about investment, what do you mean

its cooler west of baltimore. 66 now in the state capitol, 61 cambridge on the shore and basically clouds have been rolling in all afternoon and evening. bit of a break in the clouds, you can see the nearly full moon but there is a system out of the soup. tomorrow evening and tomorrow overnight we will talk about when the rain peaks around here and when it clears out. that's all coming up. >> thank you. we have some answers tonight for those of you who heard the fighter jets flying over annapolis tonight. the government said a cargo plane entered restricted air space around 6:30, jet escorted it out of the area. it landed at bwi where police interviewed the pilot. >>> ten years after the anthrax attacks that left five dead and 17 sick, three sciencists say they don't believe the man who was blamed worked alone. they have written a paper, questioning the government's findings that the man was solely responsible. it's set to be published next month saying were several connections that need it be investigated. a spokesman said the agency stands by their conclusion that he made and mailed the

clearing out of cambridge and easton, it's a good shower there earlier tonight. ocean city getting set for rain, the beach here getting wet weather in but that is about it. you see clearing to the west, that will be in a sunnier day tomorrow. i think a good warm up in baltimore tonight. had a couple showers earlier, 52 right now, humidity higher in the wake of the showers, winds west at six. sunshine to finish the day after times a relatively cloudy afternoon, this is just before sunset and then into the night a couple showers came in early and then now the sky is starting to clear out, much the same in annapolis. temperature 51 baltimore, 47 at the beach. cooler and winds light behind that boundary sneaking through. i hesitate to call it a cold front because it won't drop the air temperatures. coolest air will stay bolted up to the north and the dry, clear situation that we are seeing in the midwest, that will settle in for about another day, day and a half. by wednesday night things change again. weather pattern speeding up. mild air in place up and down the ea

there are 50s in cambridge and frederick. we cool off over night. up close to 70 tomorrow afternoon. a few degrees cooler late in the day but that won't hold. we will talk about how warm it gets this weekend ahead. >> a baltimore family is asking for your help. they are trying to find a loved one who has been missing for a long time. john bagley is an alzheimer's patient and has diabetes. his family is very worried about him tonight. >> we have been holding search parties, we get up when the sun comes up and we go back in at midnight. we have looked through the woods, the police have brought out the dogs and we love his sense around mount pleasant golf course. >> he has been missing two months and he is an alzheimer's and diabetes patient. he needs treatment. in you know where he is call police right away. >> a bit of a health scare in ocean city. one of the town's premiere hotel hotels is ending their season three days early. three were in the hospital with the disease after a week of staying at the hotel. now its not clear if they got it there but

. >> put simply in the duke and duchess of cambridge were to have a little girl, that girl would one day be our queen. >> one important thing to note, changes won't be retrospective so princess anne will not suddenly move up the line of succession but they will be historic. it has to be said changes are complicated. in britain's case alone, britain's act of settlement will have to be amended but potentially they will change the future face of the british monarchy. bbc news, perth. >> india gets a taste of the world's most expensive sport this weekend when it hosts its first-ever formula one grand prix. they hope the event will banish memory of the corruption at last year's commonwealth games. new racetrack and stadium cost $250 million pounds to build. it might not seem like much, given india is now the world's ninth largest question but with more than a third of its population living in poverty, some say the grand prix is another sign of the gulf between rich and poor. >> the spin machine is in overdrive. formula one cars racing through the center of delhi. promoting it as the new s

highs today -- toward cambridge. we hit the mid-70s. subtract about eight, ten degrees, 68 in -- leading edge, of west virginia, getting the heavy dousing now and down through the central part of virginia. odu getting a soaking right now. maryland itself is getting limited rain out of this. we just have had the clouds streaming in. a large -- a large storm that reaches town from atlanta and the upper reaches of -- it'll bring in the rain on and off through the day tomorrow. we will get rain, still from this thing on thursday on the back side of it and we finally should start to clear out by midday or hopefully midmorning friday. weekend looking good right now but in the meantime showers on and off tonight. rain hangs around thursday. could be persistent thursday. i do think -- thursday night and early friday. overcast, rain develops here, 66 -- tomorrow night down to 58 with the scattered showers, they should taper off a bit late in the evening. they will still be around nurse, rain continuing, little warmer, the weekend looks dry and b