crystal city 14th street bridge, nothing much to tell you about there. looks like those construction barrels are now clear. university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. checking out fine. 270 between frederick and the beltway. back to you. >> turbulence for denzel washington's new movie "flight." >> anheuser-busch's asking this year to remove images of its beer from the already released film and future versions. washington plays a functional alcoholic pilot. once in features his character drinking a budweiser while driving. vice president of the companies as they were not consulted on the use of its product in the film. "flight" also features several vodka brands. >> the movie is doing well at the box office. >> the seven celebrities on dancing with the stars -- thanks to coverage of the presidential election. >> that means no elimination tonight. it's been dance marathon and fusion night. -- a swing dance marathon and the tonight. she had a 39. at the bottom this week, kirstie alley with 28. >> coming up, daytime's hottest new coast -- new co hosts si

this is looking across the river from crystal city. again, high 49. currently it's 43. dew point still in the up 20s. that's pretty high. we're looking at light east northeast wind at 37. satellite picture radar combined. a lot of high clouds. indiana, kentucky and tennessee . you get back into georgia and find showers and rain with the system. we're going to find rain tomorrow south of us. raleigh south and east. and most of south carolina will have rain tomorrow. it will eventually stay south and east of us and move out to sea. only affects tonight and tomorrow will be high clouds. end the week on a very nice note. temperatures they are falling. pretty fast. 35. 36 in gathersburg. 37 in vienna. fairfax is 39. 41 in arlington. 40 in college park . and 41 down toward andrews. so here's the deal, staying crisp as it were. breezes will diminish. not for windchill. straight temps. still a little chilly tomorrow but a very nice finish to the week. for tonight, high clouds and cold. 28 to 38 and winds out of the northeast at about 10. gathers burg, upper 20s tonight. 32 in c

. >>> looking from crystal city. our live michael and son weather cam. looking at temperatures more reminiscent of december. only 45 right now. that's downtown. dew points upper 20s. a good indication of how low we could go. winds easterly at 7. pressure sitting on 30 .47 inches. that's pretty high reading. so satellite picture radar. we have a little disturbance. it is a nuisance. clouds in the ohio valley. back into the tennessee valley and showers showing up in georgia. all the showers and rain with this system will stay to our south. some of the high clouds will roll in. some already here and continue through tonight and into tomorrow. all in all not a bad day tomorrow. won't have to worry about winds. temperatures are falling like a rock. you folks are headed for the 20s. 43 college park. already 39 in restin. 39 in centerville as well as manassa. just dropped as we speak. the far western suburbs will be in the upper 20s. staying crisp. you'll need a jacket or a coat. looking at a chilly day tomorrow. the good news is it will not be windy or breezy.

brand new weather cam, this is a brand new hd shot we have here and it's coming all the way from crystal city but we're taking a look at the capitol building and right now it is cloudy, over dca, 42 degrees that dew point down in the 20s right now and that's giving us or sorry, the dew point has crept up into the low 30s but that dry atmosphere, you're probably noticing it, you feel a little bit more dried out like you need more water than normal and that's the reason, so as we head into sunday, it will still be cool, a few more clouds as we head into the day because there's a coastal storm that remains offshore. it's not going to bring us any rain, but you definitely will have filtered sunshine as opposed to that bright sunshine that we had during the day today. still going to be nice for the redskins game. we'll have that redskins forecast in just a minute as we head into monday, the nice weather continues but then some showers are in the forecast for tuesday. right now it is already down to 34 degrees in leesburg, 37 in culpepper, 48 still in annapolis, so much warmer along the water and t

. >> in crystal city, volume was the problem. >> everyone has a sense that their vote actually counts. >> back here at the kennedy rec center, they are fortunate because they have been able to this morning, we did see some of those lines began to spill outdoors and it is frigid outside. election officials say based on the numbers of 2008, 22,000 early voters, 53,000. we are looking at a record turnout here in the district. >> incredible. for months, we have been telling you how virginia will be one of the biggest keys to winning the presidency. now we are cintas talf importance. many experts say -- we are seeing how important. >> they are feeling pretty honored to be in the limelight. prince william county are expected to report their results strongly after 7:00. many analysts say it will indicate to win this election. in principle again county today, the political science green visitors to old town manassas may indicate how -- the political science greeting visitors to old town manassas may indicate. >> locally, within our own community. >> this county voted 53% of president obama in

just reported broken-down outbound 395 near route 1 crystal city. police are looking for that. back to you. >> thank you. we will check in with jummy olabanji at the desk in the newsroom. >> good morning. in our area, maryland, district cannot text and drive or talk on the phone and dry. germany police of arrested a o has a home office inside passenger seat of his car. out the picture we got from the associated press. the 35-year-old man was pulled because he was going 80 hour, which is higher speed limit.ed once they pulled him over, they found this wooden frame inside passenger seat with a laptop docking station tilted for easy access. printer, a router, a internet, and his system and his mounted onto his windshield. they cannot give him a ticket this home office they have car because t whilef he was using i car, but he did get ticket of $153. and he got a fine for possibly some unsecured items in car. back to you. >> thank you. never seen anything like that before. you never know what you are out there.nd right.'s distracted driving. >> serious multitasking. coming up, news

looking from crystal city across the river. it's our new michael and son weather cam. temperatures on the chilly side. in fact, these temperatures are really more for the average of early december. 45 right now. winds are calming down. we have high clouds coming in. and the pressure rather high. 30.47 inches. satellite picture radar combine combined. a little pes key disturbance. high clouds back into the southeast. these clouds will play cat and mouse with us later tonight and tomorrow. all the showers though and the rainfall will stay from raleigh eastward and charlotte south and eastward. but we see high clouds coming in. even though the winds have died down and the clouds are coming in. going to be a cold night. are trading no windchills for lower temperatures. kind of pick your poison really. currently, mainly in the 40s. 39 already in gathers burg. 43 in great falls. 43 in arlington. 45 in college park . and low 40s out to the west. all right around 42 or 43 degrees. >>> so staying crisp. the breezes diminish tonight . you'll need a jacket. no windchills but just

. >> what we want to avoid is a crystal city situation where you have these buildings and at night, they are dead. they turn into vast canyons. >> the stud di- is scheduled to be completed next fall. >>> growing frustration in new york and new jersey after a snowstorm hit the east a week and a half after the storm, the record breaking snowstorm is adding to the power problems. 200,000 new power outages were reported. andrew coma is accusing them of being unprepared and badly operated. chris christie said it should be fixed by saturdays. >>> the new system has rationing. drivers can buy gas on alternate days argument their license plate number. >>> we are going to go outside and check with tom on the forecast. sounds like a good one. >> are you feeling good out there? >> i am. invigorating. we have a chill in the air. most of the time, there's not much wind. once in awhile there's a gust of wind up to 20 miles per hour. you'll be glad you are wearing a carp coat. temperatures, reagan national is in the low 50s. the view from space showing a clear sky here thanks to high pressure over the

. >> what i want to avoid is a crystal city type of situation where you have these monolithic buildings they're dead, and they turn into vast canyons. >>> the study is scheduled to be completed next fall. >>> 14 before the hour. frustration over the long lines most voters to had to wait in. at least one line in prince george's county stretched on for five hours. several polling places weren't able to close until 11:00. politicians from both sides of the aisle point out that similar backups didn't happen in 2008 when there was record voter turnout. now they want a full report from the state board of elections. >> why did it go so poorly this year, and why were these long lines experienced? again, we're going to be a battleground state. ultimately, we don't want this to happen again. let's take the proper steps. let's fix it. >> if they think they're going to face a two-hour wait that they don't show up or give up. that's bad for democracy. >> one person in charge of elections in fairfax county say things like a shortage of poll place volunteers, outdated equipment, and prep time cut shor

. >> what i want to avoid is a crystal city, where you have the monolithic buildings. >> reporter: he suggested new york avenue could be away from neighborhoods. some citizens in the district worry the iconic skyline would be changed by the higher builds. they stress that residential neighborhoods and the city's extensive monumental core would be protected from larger buildings that could change the character of the city. >> if you built a 20-story building, which is going to impact the air, light, things of that nature, would that have a detrimental effect on your quality of life and hence you wouldn't build it. st. elizabeth's, people talk about it all the time. if people do not support the idea, i wouldn't support it either. >> reporter: the study is expected to take about a year. in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> coming up on news4 at 6:00, police are asking you to listen up. ♪ crooks left behind a big clue after a robbery in maryland. a teenager crashed in a ravine and was stranded for days. >> i was praying to god to take my life. >> reporter: but this is a survival stor

. >> what i want to avoid is a crystal city type of situation where you have these monolithic buildings, and at night they're dead, and they turn into vast canyons. >> this study is scheduled to be completed next fall. >>> we have a traffic alert for drivers in potomac, maryland, in just a few minutes. film crews are scheduled to start production on a new movie. that could slow down your commute. news 4's tony tull is live on river road with more. tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. star judy dench, if you don't know who she is, she played "m" in the movie james bond. that might bring recognition to her face. as you said, we're going to have a traffic alert this morning starting around 6:00 a.m. it seemed to be a big problem yesterday. we're going to bring up all the folks in potomac this morning. the crew is filming at a stage at a church here off river road and norton road. they're going to take their equipment out of the church parking lot and driving it up river road to the undisclosed location where the set is. they're not allowed to film during rush hour. right before a

conocer la "necropsia" realizada a un maestro de preparatoria de union city cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado sin vida cerca de la represa "crystal ---segun el reporte christopher ryan, de 54 aÑos de edad, murio de causas naturales dentro de su auto estacionado a un costado de la autopista 2-80 el pasado 10 de octubre. take vo cesar ---un hombre del sur de la bahia es considerado un heroe tras rescatar a dos mujeres... su historia en breve... take vo blanca ---ademas, enterese que peticion especial han hecho las autoridades judiciales de san francisco al tribunal supremo del pais respecto a la proposicion 8... take sot --- ariel rodriguez ariel rodriguez: "la llegada del primer sistema de lluvias provoca precipitaciones generalmente leves y a estas horas el tiempo ha mejorado.mas adelante le digo cuando llega el proximo." blanca ---un buen samaritano le salvo la vida a 2 mujeres que se encontraban al interior de una casa rodante envuelta en llamas al este de san jose. take vo ---jesus hernandez escucho los gritos de las mujeres que no podian salir de la casa e inmediatamente utilizo una manguera de jardin para auxiliar a las vict

city. it's just spectacular. and crystal clear as you see as we move on down to the roof cam.ving, the wind blowing a little bit out of the north. no big deal. that's not the weather we are going to be talking about today. we are going to be talking about the sun and the warmth. and i mean it is going to peel very good around here today. if you like the 60s and the 70s. if you are out shopping and as youing your smartphone, be warned. police say thieves are ready to snatch phones right out of your hand. they recommend installing a app that can track your phone if it is stolen b does the app really work? 7 on your side's michael finney tried to find out. >>> police say a tracking app is your best chance of getting your phone back from a thief. but how likely are are you to find the guy who ran off with it? we tried one out for ourselves. >> you are walking with your i-phone, texting on a bus. plugged into your earbuds. you are also risking theft. >> what we see most of our robberies that are occurring in the city involve some sort of the smartphone. >> there were more than 1,00

crystal methamphetamine. meth-related arrests cut a i cross race and class lines, landing suspected users and dealers from all parts of the cities and suburbs in cook county jail. it's here that they join thousands of other detainees being held for trial. most have been charged with crimes but not convicted. >> you guys got a lot of meth out by you? >> criminal intelligence unit investigator mike davis is looking for the right detainees to help him understand the city's meth trafficking network. >> a lot of people that use meth, i would honestly say places like this actually save some of them but a lot of them don't even make it in here. you see the sores on their face, the rotted out teeth. i grew up in the crack era and this is different. this is a whole new ball game from crack. >> what's the difference? >> to me, it's more money. it's cheaper to make and people stay higher longer. >> it will last long. gang bangers won't let you sell meth because it takes away from the crack dealers. >> but there's one market where the meth trade is thriving with no signs of letting up, the gay community. >> with meth around, all my boys tha

cities. this is the reason y look how crystal clear it is in san francisco this morning. temperatures are cool to start, but yeah going to be warm today and the north bay is going to be the warmest region. 59 in sonoma. 50 right now in napa. headed toward about 58 degrees in napa as of 9 a.m. with all that sunshine coming in early, the sun coming up a little bit earlier, temperatures are going to climb earlier. we start the clock on your futurecast, no cloud cover. about as warm in san francisco as it will be here in san jose. as we get that offshore flow, really helps to neg grade the marine influence. for us today, it is going to be really nice by the beach. we do see records fall, i think it's going to be at the coast, 83, los gatos, 82 in san jose and 89 in gillroy. your full forecast in a few minutes. after we get through this hot spell, another round of rain, very cold weather on the way, time it out four, first, check your drive. good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, folks. we will look here to the san mateo bridge, best bound, the taillights away from us, cl

crystal clear conditions. no fog to report in san francisco or daly city so keep that in mind. you don't have to worry about fighting through the low clouds to get to work this morning. 48 degrees in san francisco, an abbreviated workweek for many. we're going to start out that abbreviated workweek with gorgeous weather and gorgeous conditions the next couple of days. 37 in gilroy, 41 in livermore. i really want to emphasize how nice it's going to be because we've got a lot of rain on the way toward the end of the week. as we head throughout the day we'll continue to see our winds shift to the north-northeast. that's offshore flow. as we head throughout the next couple days, high pressure really takes hold. this will bring your temperatures up, keep us nice and comfortable. look at your readings, 73 in fairfield, 72 in gilroy, 69 in san jose and 68 in san francisco. beautiful in the city by the bay as we head throughout the next couple of days. we do have rain on the way thursday into friday. by monday a lingering shower but we're expecting some things to change. there's a real

crystal answer than that. >> certainly, i can see the legal problem with having it separate agency make a determination that we somehow passed through as binding. now, could another city, county agency, make a recommendation that we would then have to readjudicate? that sounds like something that would likely be possible and would the premature of a completely, an agency that is totally separated from ours, provide assurances to the public that it was ajudicated correctly, perhaps. fortunately or unfortunately, we would be required to make our own determination, i don't think that we could rubber stamp it whether it was one or another. i don't know how ultimately helpful it is. that said, i certainly have no objection if we could find such an entity to look at it. i mean, i don't necessarily have an objection to that. i just don't know whether it saves anybody any time and certainly, i mean flipping it around, would we the san francisco ethics commission be... >> would we do that for another agency knowing that it was really just a recommendation that the other would do whatever they wanted with? >> i don't know, maybe. >> i'm tempted to refer to the recent proceeding

crystal clear when i came over about 3:15 this morning. the moon was out. the city fantastic. we've got a nice day on the way but i also heard lisa argen say that rain was here again. i guess we are done for a little while. >> kind of the opposite. the warmup and then the rain. the warmup not lasting too long. >> not long enough. >> not long enough but it will be quickly replaced by cooler and wetter weather. we will get to that in a moment. right now, you are right, mostly clear conditions throughout. as we head outside it is a pretty start to the day with the higher clouds moving in. a weak front pushing through the bay area. we talk about the change back toward standard time. don't forget to fall back tonight. we will be looking -- feeling the extra hour of sleep. the live doppler hd, plenty of clouds around this morning in the higher levels of the atmosphere. but the low clouds absent for the most part. so overall you won't be running into too much fog out there. in fact, our sweep on top of mount saint helena quiet right any. that will be changing probably on t

cities, especially ours. >> reporter: this video uploaded on youtube by the online library called arowid shows what dmt looks like in its final crystal form. the d.e.a.'s website classifies dmt or dimenotriptomine as a psychedelic drug that triggers hallucinations. it's in the same class of drug as lsd but experts say it's ten time strongzer. this woman who does not want to be identified lives near the suspected drug lab. she's had issues with her neighbors for a while. >> they have had little barbecue on the side and they were never cooking anything but you could smell like burning plastic, kind of a toxic plastic smell. >> reporter: the apartment building's owner says he had no idea this was happening on his property. >> did you often come here at least to check -- >> i come here to pick up the rent. >> and you didn't notice anything weird or anything -- >> no. >> -- any smells, anything wrong? >> no. no. >> reporter: investigators searched every unit in the apartment as well as a building in the back. drug-sniffing dogs were used to sniff cars. neighbors say they're happy to see the operation shut down. >> i definitely feel much s

you get into the southern part of the state. 15-mile-per-hour winds right now in crystal. 21-mile-per-hour gusts in ocean cityt's stronger, more breezy as you go further south. that's mainly a concern for the bay. anywhere south of the bay bridge today, there is a small craft advisory in effect. we're expecting the waves to be very where from 1 to 2 feet. the winds, northeast 10 to 15 knots, maybe a few gusts up to 20 knots throughout the day. the next high tide at 4:21 p.m. we expect more clouds to head down towards the south, ocean city, with highs ranging from 53 a 5 fewer. closer to -- 54. closer to baltimore, a high of 52 degrees. cooler into the mountains. mostly sunny skies, but highs only in the 40's today. you notice a lot of clouds. they're scattered, but they're still in place and that's from that storm system down to our south. you see that in the satellite picture, stepping all the way number the -- investing all the way up from the conference. high pressure off to our west. that high pressure system is it our friend. it's going to keep it out to sea, through the thanksgiving holiday. we'll fast

about here in san francisco, some parts of the city already getting wet and it's going to get wetter through the evening. doppler radar showing you the crystalr radar. look at that rainfall offshore. it's going to hit mill valley, sausalito, up toward richmond and berkeley, you're minutes away from getting some rain now, although the peninsula, san francisco south of daly city, you're still dry. but it's going to be very quick. it's going to change from dry to wet. look what you're seeing on your television screen. this is the difference that high-def doppler radar can provide. all of that specific data you see between healdsburg and santa rosa. watch when i switch it over to the national weather service radar. we lose all the clarity. now let's go back to what only we can show you here at cbs 5. that is hi-def doppler. and look at the clarity of that rain north of the golden gate in marin, napa and sonoma counties. temperatures and rainfall have been well above average. oakland 1.4 degrees above average but concord and san jose below normal as we wrap up october. san jose has been very chilly. you're chilly tonight 63 degrees for you. santa

proponents say it would raise $3 million for the city but say it doesn't necessarily have to go to the schools. they would hike you to drink more crystal guys -- they would like you to drink more, say, crystal geyser rather than coca- cola. >>> when is the last time you used a pay phone? coming up in tonight's consumerwatch, the costly wake- up call for anyone who thinks a quarter is enough. >> we call it the least expensive most effective antitheft device ever created. >> a tiny dt that stops thieves in their tracks that would save millions. why isn't it being used ? >> what do wham, bon jovi and van halen have to do with our forecast? the live look outside as the sun about to set. your answer to that question coming up. struggling homeowners in th, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on how to save their homes. toda >>> struggling homeowners in the south bay are getting some help on how to save their homes. today the neighborhood assistance corporation offered free advice on how to negotiate with banks. in many cases, the solution is a new loan with a lower rate and lower payments. >> lower the mortgage would help me a lot and i have to pay child support

concorde, 65, 66 in redwood city, a little cooler in san francisco at 63, 64 along the coast in half moon bay. >> >> taking a live look outside from the bay ridge toll plaza. crystal clear skies. visibility is great. no clouds. cloud cover, the bulk of it is staying up to the north, high pressure is driving the storm track to the north and that will continue over the next several days. what that means is clear skies, both morning and night, we are going to see chilly conditions until tomorrow morning. thanks to the clear skies. they bring us warmer afternoons. that's what we'll see tomorrow. continued warming into saturday. slight cooling by sunday. big changes next week, the complete forecast coming up in just a bit >> california highway patrol out in force this thanksgiving holiday, trying to crack down on drunk driving. kron 4's charles clifford has details on that. >> reporter: from 6:00 p.m. to 11:50 p.m. , california highway patrol in what they call a maximum enforcement period. on thanksgiving day, the highway patrol released some statistics on its first day of that enforcement effort. so far, the highway patrol said statewide, eight people have been killed

livermore but just a beautiful, crystal clear start and that's the reason why we're starting out so cool out there. you'll notice the difference, 5 to 10 degrees cooler in some cities this time yesterday. we're at 49 in san jose and 48 in livermore headed towards a really great weekend for outdoor activities. if the rain has kept you indoors, you can get outdoors just about all weekend long. near record warmth on the way. area of showers up in the north bay between 4::00 and 10:00 p.m. overall things are going to change. we go on that roller coaster ride when it comes to your temperatures. but not before we get some beautiful conditions over the weekend. the raiders are back at it. 1:00 p.m., 72 degrees. 2:00 a.m., 72 degrees. get your tickets while you can. they're hoping you get your tickets. there could be a blackout if they don't sell enough of those seats. we want our oakland raiders on tv so get those tickets, everybody. 67 degrees on friday. on sunday 80 degrees. look at the difference between today and sunday and that's not even the peak warmth. temperatures in the mid-70s today. come sunday low 80s. come tuesday, mid-80s, potentially some 90s. what's great

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crystal cove, had to be abandoned completely because of flooding. in italy, groundwater withdrawal has caused the lean in the tower of pisa and contributes to continued flooding in the canal city of venice. sometimes, groundwater withdrawal can cause the ground to collapse like sand going through the neck of an hourglass, resulting in sinkholes like these. in other regions, the surface of the earth is torn by giant cracks. in coastal regions, the excessive withdrawal of groundwater can cause other problems in addition to subsidence. beneath land, groundwater is fresh, but underneath the sea floor, it is salty. since fresh water is less dense than sea water, fresh groundwater just inland from the coast will tend to float on top of a salt water base. if fresh water is pumped out faster than it can be naturally replenished, sea water will flow in to replace it. as a result, the well water becomes increasingly salty, making it useless for drinking and poisonous for irrigation. other groundwater pollution problems also exist, involving contamination from many sources such as factories, farms, septic tanks, garbage dumps, and less often, radioactive waste depositories. headlines lik

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crystal clear strategy. we organized the entire company. we have people now living in 69 citiest are former buyers and former planning executives that are leading us in terms of what we should be buying for minnesota versus what we should be buying for detroit, versus miami beach. that's such a rare and unique structure that no one has this today and it gives us a great advantage. i really do believe that's what's driving our sales is the giant purchasing power that we have as being the largest seller of ralph lauren or michael kors, any other brand but executing the decisions on a local level, size, color, shapes, weights of fabric, all of those things being done at a local level, that's the difference i think macy's is creating versus our competitors. >> terry, what about omni channel, different stores online and now you're shipping from store to door. >> yes. dana, i love this. we are so focused on the omni channel consumer, the customer doing the research first on her phone and in here touching the merchandise and then she might go home or go to work and execute the transact

crystal springs reservoir. the coroner says ryan had a heart condition. he died of natural causes. he was 54 and was an english and social science teacher in union citynow the name of the fourth person who died after eating a poisonous mushroom soup at a placer county nursing home. 92-year-old dorothy heart was among several residents who made the soup. it was made from mushrooms. besides misheart, they other -- ms. heart, three others were killed. the cook who made the soup -- did not know the mushrooms were poisonous. >>> stormwatch continues. mark tamayo is live at the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> reporter: hi, there. the wind is whipping up my back right now. wind speeds have been picking up over the last few minutes. not only the wind but the radar. this is our radar app. wind speeds doing a number on the ocean. the waves are really crabbing up against the rocks. wind advisory in place until 11:00 this morning. our biggest concern is the timing and the wind, especially crossing the richmond/san rafael bridge span. we did that, and just crossing that span, the wind is coming in from the south. so if you are driving across, it's hitting the side

city's really gotten behind him. he was nice enough to send me a text, while he's going through this himself, thanking me for doing this. he's a wonderful man. >> megan and crystalng -- well, not holding up the interview as best you can. >> she can handle that. >> alicia keys coming up. >>> movie star, pop stars, tv stars and more importantly people just like you have all donated coats to help americans in need. >> it's time to go. >> go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! or go to any burlington coat factory store to donate a coat and share the warmth this winter. >> all: thank you! donate a coat and share the warmth this winter. [ jessica ] my days are action packed. i've got to get breakfast ready for my two leading ladies. while managing their schedule with my producing partner. i set up kid's corner so they can learn and play games without deleting my stuff. "working mom" is sometimes a tough role to play, but it's definitely the one i was born for. [ clattering, children laughing ] and...action. that's me. and this is my windows phone. [ male announcer ] new windows phone. reinvented around you. ♪ reinvented around you. of washington about the future of me

crystal chalice. the new pope will be the new leader. they have long complained of discrimination from muslim majority. >>> the world's largest race was supposed to be held today in new york city, but mayor bloomberg canceled it so all city resources can be used toward sandy relief. as reporter matt tells us some of the tens of thousands of runners wished that decision could have come a bit sooner. >> reporter: italian running team pauses for a picture with the new york city marathon canceled they want to volunteer to help storm victims. >> we tried to do our best. we asked the possibility to help the people in new jersey and the island. and we are available. >> reporter: about 40,000 runners were already in the city when the race was called off. chuck ferguson and his friends wore their race number. they qualified for the race by raising money for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> obviously it's disappointing. i don't think any of us question the decision. we lived through hurricanes and understand. >> reporter: it takes months to train for the 26.2-mile run. lisa traveled from chicago with a recent knee injury this was going to be her last marathon. >> the question would