, appropriately those coastal cities that are taking the time to be here, and begin the processy of identifying the problem today and working through the consensus again, sort of sharing the same set of facts which continues to dominate the dialogue, but then begin the process of resolving what we do about this reality tomorrow. that being said, in san francisco i'm very proud to be a resident of a city, fifth generation city, of a city that has always been a city of dreamers and doers, a city of entrepreneurs, a city that doesn't just identify these larger global problems but begins to address strategies to solve them. indeed, san francisco is very proud of its leadership to begin the process of mitigation so that we don't have it adopt and as some have said suffer the consequences of global climate change. more mitigation, less adaption, less suffering. this city decided a number of years ago after the united states did the obvious and that was decided not to participate in the kyoto accords to go further, as ryan was just mentioning, as kyoto would have required the united st

are in route to try and speed of a long initial plans were to take the ship to the masker girl coastal city announced changes mind that in a ticket to san diego were expected to arrive late tomorrow. they're hoping it would arrive about 8:00 p.m. tonight. now they're going to say in diego beat of rock. this is the uss ronald reagan bringing aid to the record share. the crew are left to dine on canned crab meat, spam, pop charts and croissants. there is no air- conditioning, no hot water, and the result, no internet and is only so much space out there on the upper deck so there during chapter rotate insurers server on get some fresh air as they make their way slowly toward san diego. will have more on their progress or the morning. new headlines, president barack obama is in south korea. he will attend meetings of the top 20 economic powers. this video of his arrival earlier this morning it is the lead stop on his asian tour tensions over currencies and trade gaps have severed the summit. president barack obama has defended the move although other nations say it does more harm than good. pre

a rarity becauser that coastal city. the cold cold air is to the northwest coast and across the rockies expecting a few feet of know. good news for ski resorts. the warm side is squeezed out and we will get the transition over the next couple days. look at temperatures this morning, 7 p.m. 2 below in billings compared to the 50s and 60s and 70s on the other side of that storm boundary. we have a line of storms. at lunchtime to the northwest, clk gust of wind during after the noon. we clear it out, but strong winds surge out of the south and will cool us down over the next few days. 66 today. plan for an afternoon shower and between 1 and 4:00. tonight back down to about 36 degrees and tomorrow should be a calmer and cooler day near 50. let's check on traffic with kim brown. >> reporter: not much to check on this morning. we are quiet. traffic moves well pretty much everywhere. all lanes opened around the beltway. northeast corner of 695 at harford road, inner and outer loop don't have issues. you will find no delays betw

>> first, coastal cities are not going to be flooded.ng to see a sea level rise of one foot in the coming century, not 20 feet from al gore's film. it's a problem but not the catastrophe it was sold to be. also we need to find a smarter way forward. listen, we have for 20 years saying oh, let's promise grand carbon cuts and not doing them. we are saying there is a smarter way forward. i asked some of the top climate economists, nobel laureates what is a smart way forward? it's about getting technology to be much cheaper. solar panels cost ten times more than foss sul fuel so a few well-meaning westerners will put them up. but we will only get everyone else to do so if they're cheaper than fossil fuels. >> critics long lampooned al gore and the stance on global warming that it is manmade and whether or not the science is in on that. what is this film's stance on the manmade global warming? >> if you ask skeptical scientists, more co2 means higher temperatures. so global warming in a basic sense is real. but the scary predictions that you

midterm elections, it suggests that there's a growing political key de provide between those in the coastal cities of the country. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> eleanor, i've got to tell you. i'm not at all that surprised about this information. they suggested that it is a republican midwest versus democrats on the coast. what's your take? >> well, for the last several years when they put up the maps on election night, you see blue on the two coasts, you see a couple of dots in urban areas, and the rest of the country is red. of course, the population, the dense population basically is on the coast and in the cities, and the democrats do better there, but these last elections, democrats got the lowest share of the white vote than any time since the end of world war ii, and what that says is that the democrats are losing the folks that we used to call the reagan democrats, white, blue collar workers who really feel like they've been left behind, they've been especially hurt because of the job recession and you look at a state like ohio and every democrat lost in this last election. so t

savannah is another coastal city not far from charleston. >> a common denominatodenominat conducive toeing fit outside, walks, and that's part of the criteria. >> they had a list of cities of least attractive people. >> people are not going to like this. >> do you want to know? number five was orlando, number four was aj raj, alaska, number three philadelphia and number two baltimore and number one memphis, tennessee. >> same criteria? >> memphis has number one for barbecue. >> i love philly and love baltimore. >> yeah. >> i haven't been to anchorage yet, but i'm sure i'd like it, too. >> this is forbes and not us, people. >> can we talk about the actors. -- >> i'm sorry. travel and leisure. >> let's talk about that list now. you know that actors make millions. among them jim carrey, drew berrymore, could we go on, denzel washington. now apparently there's a list that says they may be paid a little too much given the take, what the movie makes. >> what the anchor gets paid versus the profit that's made. >> put your bifocals on. look at that. they're talking about what the movie house m

>> first we point out that the coastal cities are not going to be flooded.e foot over the next century not the 20 feet in al gore's film not the problem and catastrophe it was sold to be and we need to find a smarter way forward. listen, we have for 20 years saying promise carbon cuts and not doing them. what we're seeing there's a smarter way forward. some of the top climate economists and what is the smart way forward, getting the technology to be cheaper. right now. solar panels ten times as much as fossil fuel and a few rich well meaning westerners will put them up. we'll get everyone to do so if they're cheaper than fossil fuel. >> critics have long lampooned al gore and stance ton global warming whether or not it's man made and whether the science is in on it. what's this film's stance on man made global warming rnts even if you asked a skeptical scientists. they say more in the atmosphere means higher temperatures and global warming in a basic sense is real. but the scary predictions that you very often hear and the ones you also talked about the idea

morgan hill and 83 in gil rey and a beautiful thursday after a beautiful wednesday. 73 in daily city and no coastal fog and some patchy valley fog and a nice weather pattern and this deal on sunday looks wet, a few sprinkles in your sunday night and don't let your saturday, it won't rain then, late saturday and early sunday. i'll update with the latest computer model at 10:00. >>> another look now at the massive crowd giving the giant's a hero welcome. an estimated crowd of one million people. all to bask in the world series moment. for many this is a moment that they have been waiting for their entire life. >> the got to make it a great day and you might as well make it san francisco giants day in the city of san francisco. >> that was mayor galvin honoring the giants and proclaiming it san francisco giants day and they received a key to the city. the fans were 50 deep during the parade and overall the crowd was estimated about one million people celebrating their hometown heroes. what a crowd. >> amazing and mark is off and joe is in tonight to continue the wave of the giants celebration. >> and

the coast, that of a short storm is trying to bring some cloud cover along the coastal beaches there down toward ocean city and downpours virginia beach. around here it will be basically a clear and cool night. 39-46, with northeast winds at 5 miles an hour. the storm is drifting further offshore over the atlantic. high pressure from eastern canada to north florida dominates the weather seen. veterans day looks beautiful. maybe next week we will get a chance for rain, but this system is falling apart. it will hold off until monday night or tuesday of next week. other than some scattered, hike, fair weather clouds, look for clear nice and sunny days. 63-68 tomorrow, and the days keep getting shorter. sunsets at 4:55 p.m. tomorrow. the same scenario in the central part of the state around the bay, a brisk north win, but temperatures mild and 66 degrees with sunny skies. baltimore sun john expected across much of the lower eastern shore. -- sunshine expected. you might see a few thin clouds, but otherwise very nice with the temperature around 63 degrees. a big football day tomorrow here in town, and 66. they

city. palo alto coastal areas upper 50's. downtown san francisco, 61 degrees running cooler than average.rth way this is where you need the um well a fivrments mostly 50's except around here. east bay 63 in oakland. fremont same story. inatlanta area concord livermore 63 degrees and around the monterey bay 62 degrees in santa cruz. 7 day forecast. few showers tomorrow afternoon evening and then we look at dry and milder forecast through veteran's day and beyond. for the weekend to low 70's in most location. about real milestone for him. >> thanks. it's a cute kid with a desperate plea. >> sure is. video that is making a castro valley boy a you neeb sen station. the making a castro valley boy a you neeb sen station. the that's there. the. >> fire department from around the bay area help launch what we are calling operation 7 save a life. it is an abc campaign designed to raise awareness about the importance of having working smoke detector and carbon monoxide alarms in your home. last year more than 3000 people died in house fires across the country. >> i look back at the fire death that h

coastal areas. so over to ocean city and rehoboth, it's a little cool and cloudy but the rest of us gorgeous.ee the temperatures in the low 50s in georgetown, delaware, salisbury 55. culpeper is already 61. we are enjoying a lot of sunshine. locally fairfax, springfield, 61. college park 59. columbia and gaithersburg 57. a little cooler at andrews air force base. they are at 54 and at ft. belvoir enjoying 58 degrees. one of the keys today opposed to earlier in the week is the wins. they are very light. 57 at national. northeast wind at 7. a lot of areas have winds almost dead calm right now. dew points 29. relative to that 57, the humidity is dry, 34% and a good thing it is not windy, we may have a fire danger. show you national temperatures. this sort of tells the story between spring-like weather in the south an wenter in the northwestern corner of the country through the rockies. temperatures in the 30s. there's been snow in the mountains. 72 little rock and atlanta. and the warmth will head our way as we head in to the weekend. a little bit of a warmup. we have been watching the snow in t

city. we are 40 degrees. here's the other issue. we have a coastal flood advisory going through midnight and for the counties surrounding the sees peek bay with the exaccepting cecil county, -- chesapeake bay with the exception of cecil county, it prevends tides from draining out. and if you want more information on the high tide along the chesapeake near where you live go to abc2news.com and it's posted in today's weather postings this morning. frosty this morning. widespread from 28 to 40. by this afternoon, with a lot of sunshine, we aim for the two degree guaranteed high of 63. time to look at traffic with ki

coastal power plants. i bring you greetings, of course, from the city of los angeles and we are experiencing, as has the entire country, the warmest year recorded. last summer was the warmest summer since records were kept. i know you've all seen al gore's speech so i don't have to recapitulate all that, but i do think it's important to bring it back to the meaning for the city of los angeles and for other cities as well that when we record record high temperature, we also record record high use of our power system, which means we also have record high numbers of outages and we have record high hours of overtime being worked by our employees and we have many other impacts that are felt greatly by the citizens and by the rate payers. our city also receives a very large quantity of water and certainly our best quality of water from pristine area in the eastern sierra known as the owens valley and that's what feeds our aqua duct. we have been seeing summer runoff over the last 70 years showing a decreasing trend during the peak flow months which means although there are ups and downs in terms of the water supply,

redwood city palo alto mountain view all 57 degrees. coastalareas you need a sweater or jacket 54 in pacifica. do you want san francisco mid 50's. same story for daly city. the temperatures are running a little bit cooler than where you should be this time of yea year. from a few degrees to as much as seven or eight degrees. in the north bay upper 50's from santa rosa down to the napa area. 54 in san rafael and sausalito. east bay communities oakland hayward fremont all in the upper 50's. you head inland and you definitely can tell we are headed towards winter. look at the numbers. 53 in brentwood for high. 54 for new fairfield and danville and monterey bay 58 degrees in monterey. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. cold start frosty in places tomorrow morning but it is not going to be a wide spread fros frost. the valley waking up to patchy frost. possibility for thursday afternoon through friday then notice a chance at random. not random. computer model really in disagreement for the weekend. one says dry one says wet. wee go in between and g

city. palo alto. mountain view. coastal areas you are come down a few degrees.half moon bay from the upper 70's to 70 degrees tomorrow. downtown san francisco south san francisco and mid 70's and in the north bay it's all 70's. 76 agrees in santa rosa. vallejo. east bay 75 oakland. hayward. you head inland it is definitely sun screen weather. 80 in livermore and around monterey bay. 75 degrees for you. 7 day forecast it's a mild end to the work week there. temperatures start to drop-off at more on saturday. cooler sunday. rain arrives on sunday. that is the day we turn our clocks back 2:00 a.m. we go to standard time the then dry weather for monday but chance of rain in the north bay on tuesday. if looking ahead. beyond the weekend. >> all right thanks very much. >> coming up here next. close encounter in deep space. nasa fly by of terrific pictures. >> and botox and the broadcaster. why this woman says receives basically told she's too old to be on television. back in a mo '69 norton comndo.i inhs it's been a dream of mine to restore it. and it's my drea for hi

coastal areas into low 60s, numbers about the same tomorrow as today. 63 in daily city. north bay, low 70s for santa rosa. up to 64 in sausalito. east bay, you're looking at 70 degree readings in oakland and hayward z warmer than where you should be at this time of the year. inland areas, 68 in concord. 69 for new livermore. 67 in brentwood and around the monterey bay. 6234 monterey up to 66 in watsonville. inland in morgan hill. here is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow, about the same as today. once again. but then, temperatures heading up, each and every day, inching up just a few degrees. so there is 70s everywhere. low 70s at beaches, and fog will come back into play. there is still not a really cold forecast. >> no. looks great. >> thank you. >> we'll enjoy it. >> and we know how fast food can be bad for your health. >> there is a studyyyyyyyyyyyyyy >>> you've heard some fast foods could be bad for you. some are saying wrappers could be hazardous. >>> a study out of the university of toronto shows grease-proof paper breaks down into carcinogen autos scientists sa

and the coastal commission really has to start looking at that. >> reporter: pacifica isn't the only city which needs to protect itself against the harsh rain. in san francisco, ktvu watched the public utilities workers keeping busy yesterday. crews cleared debris off the top of the grades and then vacuumed them out. this is done so when the storms continue they won't back up. back out live here in pacifica this morning we can show you the huge crane that's going to be used to help shore up this bluff. it's out here this morning. as i mentioned earlier a semi driver actually dropped off equipment which will be used in that process later on this morning and later on this week. and of course we'll continue to update you from pacifica. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jade, thank you. time now 6:42. this is a national day of mourning in cambodia. why the prime minister there calls it the worst tragedy since the collapse of the compare rouge 31 years ago. >>> good morning. san francisco traffic so far looks good coming up to the 80 split. we'll tell you more about the

coastal areas will not be moderated by affects. we're going to see chilly conditions, pacifica, 38 degrees, daily city, 38. downtown, 41. some coldest locations into north bay. you're under a freeze warning for tomorrow morning. there subpoena 28 in santa rowsa. there is 31 in san rafael z heading towards east bay, these are the possibilities of records, oakland 36. richmond at 36. there is same thing for fremont. many areas will be below freezing. there is 32 degrees in concord. there is you'll be scraping ice off cars. wide spread frost around the region. 234 santa cruz down to freezing in morgan hill. 32 degrees. it's only going get colder there. is a freeze watch in effect coldest night this weekend, we're expecting wide spread temperatures heading into thursday morning. there is mid 40s to low 50s is all we're going get but a sunny one. around the bay there is a cool afternoon, sunshine, temperatures into low 50s, here is the accu-weather forecast. bone-chilling cold. inland valleys into mid-20s next three mornings. there is rain saturday, and of course, beyond that there is a dry forecast sunday through tuesday. f

cities has declared bankruptcy. disinc. is rare. the last time it happened in california was 1972. this idea was talked about in half moon bay a coastal town famous for joint pumpkins and world class surf. instead of disincorporating, some city leaders there say they want to reinvent local government. >> look across the country, there is a bit of a wave like okay, enough taxes. let's go back and do something different. corporations do this all the time. i think it's a challenge for the city to do that now. >> shepard, while he can talk about trying to find creative solutions, half moon bay's first move is becoming a familiar one, that city is planning to outsource its police services ss with either the county sheriff's department or some other jurisdiction. back to you. >> shepard: claudia cowan live in san francisco. thank you. a string of airline scares. tonight, what forced not one, not two, but three separate delta jets to make emergency landings offer the weekend. plus, getting dvds by mail may soon becomes a ancient as going to the video store. a new plan from the movie rental site netflix. this one is interesting and it's next.

coastal region. so cloudiness toward ocean city or down toward the beaches this area of low pressure will be kicked outl set ourselves up for a great week. and a lot of sunshine and quiet conditions here in washington. 62 this afternoon. a lot of sunshine and mild. winds out of the north at 5-10 miles per hour. and the five-day forecast, i mentioned the temperatures. you'll notice a lot of dry conditions and a lot of sunshine and outdoor plans this weekend. go for it. it will be glorious out there with highs each day in the low to mid-60s. so a good-looking forecast. that's a look at the weather. allison, now over to you and some very special guests. >> you have that right, tucker. >>> a road trip with the family might be fun but how about spending a year on the road with your loved ones. the griner family of illinois is doing it for a good cause. they are traveling across the country in an effort to get more people to sign up for organ donation, the cards that are so life saving. joining us this morning, the griner family. welcome to the area. >> we're enjoying the area. >> what state are we in now? h

a powerful coastal storm surprised millions along the east coast this morning. snow in the new york city rain from jersey north to canada and high winds, 63 miles an hour in portland, maine where the governor is bringing in power crews from other states. >>> another name from the past is disappearing from american households and another sign of our times. u.s. news and world report will stop publishing in december. the actual magazine went from a weekly to a monthly a while back. now it will only live on the internet. of the three "newsweek"lies we all remember in our homes, only "time" is still going relatively unchanged. "newsweek" was recently sold with $1. it came with a ton of debt and they're still in search for an editor. >>> there were huge cheers in new york central's park yesterday to congratulate edison pena, one of the miners trapped below ground for almost ten weeks. he finished the new york city marathon. forced to walk for much of it. wincing in pain, with ice packs on both swollen knees. finished in 5:40. not bad, considering he trained underground in 90-degree heat. we'r

get a lot of rain, it's gonna erode the cliff and the coastal commission really has to start looking at that. >> reporter: pacifica isn't the only city seeing. yesterday in san francisco, public utility workers kept b usy. preventive measures for the anticipated rain ahead. back out here live this morning in pacifica. crews assembled the rain which will be used on the cliff. you can see there are a couple of workers already out here this morning. some of them have been a ssembling. the equipment that can be -- will be used in the project over the next week. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> up in the sierra, as steve just told us, the snow continues to fall. it's causing a few problems this morning. these are live pictures of interstate 80 and as you can tell there is not a single car in sight. that's because it's closed from apple gate in placer -- a pplegate in placer county all the way to the line going up there. customers already in the mountains are enjoying this. >> didn't have any snow last year at this time last year. this is working to our add advantage -- advantage. it's just a nice place to be th

watch this week in the buckeyes and hawk eyes in iowa city muss nebraska travels to texas a & l while virginia tech is looking to wrap up the a.c.c. coastalith a win over miami. >> that is your u.s.a. today top 25 coach's poll presented by sprint. the now network. >>> you thought calling the redskins offensive line five matadors in a bull rick was agents fluff >> now, it's great. right on the money. >> don't look to interview any of those guys. >> i probably won't be getting a christmas card from them. >>> still good tomorrow. rain comes in tuesday. >>> 60 minutes is next. see you back here at 11.

coastal areas still another beach day for you. there is 72 in half moon bay. coming down tomorrow there. is sea breeze setting in sooner. daily city75. there is 80 again into sonoma area. and there is 80 in oakland and there is inland areas running warmer than where you should be. 82 in livermore. for the monterey bay, monterey 75 degrees. there is jant cruz 81 degrees. there is the accu-weather forecast. mild to warm again. and there is a chance of showers heading into wee hours of saturday. there is sunday rain come nchlgt you want to fall back. you gain that extra hour. >> thank you very much. >> a programming note for soap opera viewers and fans of "the view". "all my children" preempted. "one life to live" fans set dvrs at 2:05 you can see >>> police trying to identify a boy found abandoned in san pablo this morning. a woman in her 20s was seen walking with the child on valencia way. she ran to a cab leaving the child behind. police say he's healthy with no sign of trauma he's with child protective services. you know the poor thing is confused. >> yes. >> coming up next, hats off to the giants. >> oh. >>> coming up at 6:00 a

city. plus number nine nebraska travels to texas while virginia tech is looking to rev up the agency coastalor the win over miami. >> that's your u.s.a. today top 25 coach's poll presented by sprint. the now network. >>> well there is your poll. if you have an extra week to plan for a team that you have already played once this season, you should win that game, right? playing at home? >> i mean, if the redskins win a few more games, we are not talking about mcnabb and the coach. >> winning solves everything. >> absolutely right. what does it look like tomorrow? >> still good. 60 degrees. then the rain comes on tuesday. >> that's 9news now. sports plus is coming up next. [ telephone ringing in distance ] [ male announcer ] movies just got more awesome. download and watch them on the go at 4g speeds. with the epic 4g, the smartphone ranked number 1 by pcworld. deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabilities, access www.sprintrelay.com. [ female announcer ] there's a way to get your groceries when you want them, all without leaving your home. it's called safeway home delivery. visit s

coastal carolina, 80-61 and improves to 3-0. gary williams and maryland won their first three games. all will play at home. tonight, the terps travel to new york cityce big east favorite pittsburgh and madison square gardens. it will be the first meeting in 12 years. the fifth-ranked panthers pose a stiff challenge. >> it's a great opportunity for us to see where we are against quality teams. we're looking forward to that and, you know, i like our team in terms of the effort they're making to learn what we're trying to do, and this is another step to see where we are with that. >> and also, maryland athletic director kevin anderson announced that ralph friedjen will return as the football coach in 2011 and maryland has a kia, cc atlantic game on saturday night against florida state. >> thanks. now you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. back here tonight at 10. hope you will be, too. 

monaco and its capital city monte carlo are a quick hop from eze and about a half-hour's drive from nice. a train also runs along the coast to monaco. there are 3 coastal roads connecting nice and monaco. the grande corniche is the highest and most dangerous of the 3. the road was made famous in hitchcock's movie to catch a thief when cary grant and grace kelly raced wildly around the hairpin turns. ironically, it was while leaving this same road, years later, that princess grace kelly of monaco met her death. the tiny independent principality of monaco was once one of the poorest countries in europe. but in 1856, monaco's fortune changed when the prince, who was short of cash, decided to permit gambling rather than raise taxes. the wealthy inhabitants of belle epoque mansions just down the coast couldn't wait to wager their money. it was a match made in heaven. in monaco, you can visit the prince's palace-- if the flag is flying, it means the prince is at home-- or shop in the narrow streets of the old town. but the most fun is yacht-spotting. of course, everyone still comes to play in the famous casino in the town square in monte carlo, even if it's

the coastal commission just kind of really has to start looking at that. >> reporter: pacifica isn't the only city which needs to protect itself against the harsh rain. in san francisco the public utility workers kept busy yesterday. crews cleared debris off of grades and vacuumed them out. when the storm continued they won't back up. that's what they're hoping at least. live in pacifica. we'll have more on this crumbling cliff coming up. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> according to to the new york times the afghan government has been holding secret peace talks with the taliban imposter for months. the newspaper says the man said he was the taliban's second in command, but he was then exposed by another man participating in the negotiations who knows the real second in command. nato and afghan officials say they held three meetings with this man who reportedly received large sums of money to take part in those negotiations. >>> according to the wall street journal iran's parliament launched a petition yesterday to begin debate on whether to impeach the president. the parli

city south sowed of towson. for baltimore the official degrees is 31. it's 34 in easton and we are at 5:07 and we are talking about a clear sky but coastal flood advisory. a water levels have been rising with a eastern flow preventing the tide from work their way out. if you live around the shores of the chesapeake east and west side, look out for rising water levels. a frost condition this morning. 6:47 sunrise. a sunny after new carries us to a two degree guaranteed high of 63. >> reporter: if you are in your house getting ready wanting to know what the road are looking like they -- roads are looking like they look pretty good. the inerin outer loop look good and east side. no problems on the harrisburg expressway. as we check the maps, an update on the water main break that's in brooklyn park. ritchie highway closed in both directions at 11th street. try to avoid that area until it is cleared and we have an accident up in rosedale. golden ring road at kenwood avenue is where the accident is. now back to you. >>> all new this morning, students in indiana are discouraged to participate in a popular breast cancer awareness campaign. the plastic bracelet

a look at 49 back towards ocean city where they have more clouds this morning. still watching the coastal. we are probably going stay dry but the clouds may nudge closer to us compared to yesterday. we will call it a partly sunny afternoon. breeze picks up 10 to 20 miles per hour a pleasant day especially by mid-november standard. up to 62. back into the mid-30s tonight. and veteran's day looks pretty good sunshine and high back to near 60. kim now with traffic. >> reporter: justin, 50 westbound is jammed coming through annapolis this morning. long line of cars trying to make their way onto 97 and earlier accident is off to the shoulders. drivers are taking a peek to look at this. we have a very serious accident in howard county in columbia. route 175 eastbound closed at this time because of an accident involving 4 to 5 vehicles between tay mart and dobin road. one lane get by on the westbound side awaiting a medivac rescue. now back to you. >> we have breaking news. we are sending a crew to kenwood avenue. there's been a fight inside the cafeteria. a school fight involving two male stude

city. >> it's been a fantastic week. it has been dry and sunny and delightful. take a look at radar. zero. there were a few clouds along the coastal course. but they're pretty much gone now. looks like this same weather pattern will continue into and beyond the weekend. for a look at what we expect tomorrow, bernadetteed woos joins -- woods joins me. >> that's right. as bob was saying, this is going to continue. take a look at this. we are wedged between two storms. for us, high pressure continues. temperatures creeping up. and we're back in the 60s tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a full forecast coming up shortly. for now, back inside. >>> spam. that's on the menu for thousands of passengers stranded on a california-bound cruise ship. kendis gibson is tracking the rescue for wjz from san diego. >> the disabled splendor is being slowly towed to san diego. and the passengers on board are making the best of a tough situation. >> a spokesman says guests have been very understanding, playing cards, listening to acoustic music, and dancing. a scavenger hunt has been for kids. limited cell phone service has come back. thanks to help from

cities continues to decline. so, the military is composed of southern and mountain types. we are unit coastal or by coastal. manyf them are rural. we are urbanites. albeit with country houses. the military maintain secrecy, while we professn interest in openness and disclosure. there is the money. the military does not have our share of women, sociologists, gays, volvo drivers, english majors like me, persons with handicaps, the elderly, me again, and so on. to be clear, i am an example of the urban league's elite, the little island i live on as maattan. i drive a european car and i did not serve in the military. i am not here engaged in special pleading. given the differences between our spheres, our encounters would be limited, in any event. in the elite institutions of the bar and legal education, people in the military are actually sequestered or excluded altogether. there seems to be no effort in the law to correct this exclusion. in the law school, separation is policed. law schools welcome to their faculties of law officers -- philosophers, ethicists, political scientists, even crinals. there are few

north and the northeast, the west coast, and major cities continues to decline. , the military is composed of southern and mountain types. we are unit coastal or by coastal. many of them are rural. we are urbanites. albeit with country houses. the military maintain secrecy, while we profess an interest in openness and disclosure. there is the money. the military does not have our share of women, sociologists, gays, volvo drivers, english majors like me, persons with handicaps, the elderly, me again, and so on. to be clear, i am an example of the urban league's elite, the little island i live on as manhattan. i drive a european car and i did not serve in the military. i am not here engaged in special pleading. given the differences between our spheres, our encounters would be limited, in any event. in the elite institutions of the bar and legal education, people in the military are actually sequestered or excluded altogether. there seems to be no effort in the law to correct this exclusion. in the law school, separation is policed. law sools welcome to their faculties of law officers -- philosophers, ethicists, political scientists, even cri

coastal massachusetts. the skies are drier. there's a gusty wind, up to 20, 25 miles per hour around the coast. still chilly today. here's where it's not chilly. kansas city, 72. nashville, 72. there's one more day of warm air in that area. some of us at "gma" will be there tomorrow morning to enjoy it. it is bright and sunny this morning like yesterday but noticeably warmer. yesterday we had a few upper 20's. right now, we are mostly in the low 40's. our forecast for today calls for similar to yesterday, sunday and right near 60 but not as gusty. it is pretty straightforward for th coming up next half hour, we'll talk about this system in the northwest that will change a lot of weather patterns across the country, including the little first snow, ice, maybe rain mixed in, in a good part of utah. we'll talk about that system and the cold air that follows across the country. >> it's coming this way, isn't it? >> yes. >> get ready. >> that's right. >>> coming up, michael jackson's children, their first interview since his death. what was he really like as a father? why the kids war masks. >>> plus, charlie sheen talking for the first time since his night in

and on the horizon, coastal restoration innovation is kind of the silver lining for the bp's bill. the mentality in this cityat you can learn from, but you can learn from and your business is and we think government should and can learn from. were trying to spark this sense that this third motivator of love can review forward. i think folks from google in for a conference. the most common search term in the world on the planet is love. so when were looking at innovative ways to reboot and restart this conversation and jumpstart this move away from the freezing fear that is really gripped this country in so many parts of the world. in new orleans we have come to terms with that five years ago. although obviously it was unnatural disaster, engineering failure, we in some ways are moving on and we can serve as a model for the country to focus on and try this dialogue and this action forward. >> don't be afraid. you know, jump off the cliff. >> in a sense, to force people off denial, tied him with what john was saying earlier. i work from japan and there's a wonderful proverb that says if you put a frog into a p

and increasingly renewable energy and on the horizon, coastal restoration innovation is the silver lining to the bp spill. the mentality of this citys something you can learn from in your businesses and we think government can and should learn from. we are trying to sparks the sense that this motivator of love can move you forward. the most common search term on the planet is love. when we are looking at innovative ways to restart this conversation and jump-start the move away from the freezing fear that has gripped this country in so many parts of the world, in new orleans cully have come to terms with up five years ago. it was an engineering failure, but we are in some ways moving on and we can serve as a model for the country and drive this dialogue and action ford. us -- drive this action forward. the importance of the narrative and to pull people out of denial, i worked in japan of few years ago and there is a wonderful japanese proverb that says if you put a frog into a pan of cold water and turn it up, he will well to death but if you put him in boiling water, he will jump out from shock. is america and leave situation of be

city around the bend. 101 southbound towards menlo park. >> a slow warming around the bay area and isolated showers around the coastal mountains.re chilly again much like ycht. highs mostly in the mid 50s. increasing clouds up to another round of rain after midnight into the first half of tuesday. when the cold front goes by, temperatures are dropping. frosty m ahahea 7:57. more news after the break. ea >> are an important safety reminder. don't just lock your doors, but windows as well. police are on the look out for omar sosa who climbed through a window and raped a girl in her bedroom. it played out in evelyn avenue. detectives believe he left the bay area and could be lead headed for mexico. police believe he is driving a gray 1997 fort rachblger pick up with a double cab and a white camper shell. if you have information on the whereabouts, call crimestoppers. 1-800--222-tips. another local news update in a half hour. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now get a safeway frozen turkey up to 16 lbs for just $6.

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