lock at that chilly steady northwesterly breeze, steadily at 17 in d.c. new, gusting around 25 in baltimore, d.c. and we've got 26. it's going to be a chilly evening. if you're heading out, put on an extra layer. so the skies will continue to clear out. a rapid cooloff and mostly clear scierks nothing more than a few high thin clouds. we stay dry into saturday after a very cold start saturday morning. temperatures start to warm up and moderate. the weekend looks decent. it's cooler than average. again, well west of us scattered. these are lake-effect snow and mixed showers, a little early to be seeing that in places like mish gant the cold blast keeps funneling in. big canadian high sitting over areas west of the tennessee valley. that will pull in steadily that dry air. the overall temperature set up through the low 30s a big blast in the 20s and breeze as far south as atlanta, georgia and another setup similarly tomorrow night. 34. freeze warning. 54 your 2-degree guarantee and right back to the freeze threat. it's a slow moderation with upper 50s. early ne

breaking news in washington, d.c. breaking news in washington, d.c. a police chase leads to gunfire near the u-s capitol. and a womais shot and killed. keith daniels is streaming live at the scene with new information. day three of the government shutdown... and the stalemate continues. president obama... is... calling on the house g-o-p... to pass a budget bill... that doesn't... include demands.. like defunding... the... affordable care act.../. but... republicans say... americans don't like obamacare ... and... they're... standing their ground.../. the... senate democratic leader..., harry reid,... says... there are... enough votes ...in the house.../ to,.,., pass a spending bill,... which would leave obamacare... in place...../ but speaker john boehner... refuses to bring it... to the floor... for a vote. that government shutdown... almost postponed this weekend's navy...air force football game in annapolis. but the pentagon...has allowed the game to take place as scheduled. and as john rydell reports... that's a big relief....for everyone... (ryde

d.c., new york, philadelphia, chicago, some wind. could be a little slow there.ncisco and seattle some fog and low clouds. doesn't look like any big major event across the country could slow down today. low across the east coast bringing you showers across pennsylvania into west virginia and even into the nation's capital. a shower or two for new york city. a high of only 53. another cold front coming down from the week event. it's going to be slashing down into georgia where highs in the 70s for the early week of georgia, at least atlanta, down into the 50s by the end of the week. 56, kansas city today, 81 in dallas and a pleasant 68 in l.a. have a great day, guys. >>> looking at that map, a few weeks ago there was so much red and yellow on the map. >> it's a blue invasion. it's coming. coming up -- kathleen sebelius, many people looking at this like a business decision. should the president stick with somebody who has so far presided over what many think has been a business failure? >> that's warren buffett, folks, on the record, if he thinks the president shou

. >> i am tori campbell, we begin with breaking news in washington, d.c. as we just heard from that fox news shut in, we want to bring you live back again to the u.s. capitol, this is a live picture at a very busy intersection with police activity, authorities say gunshots were fired on capitol hill leading to a lock- down. now we have just heard that fox news is reporting that lock- down is no longer in place according to capitol police. it has been lifted. there are reports that one officer was injured after the gunshots were reported, at the u.s. capitol according to capitol police and there is another senate leader saying there are reports of injuries plural but at this point we have only gotten word from capitol police of one officer who has been injured, a warning was sounded inside the capitol, the house went into recess, lawmakers left the chamber floor, they were told to shelter in place in their offices. people inside the building could not get out, people outside could not get in. the house by the way had just finished approving legislation aimed

d.c. councilmembers will hold a public meeting about a new trash compactor bill. proposal would create a tax incentive to purchase trash compactors. they have been shown to dramatically reduce rodents and smells associated with traditional dumpsters as well as retuesday the wear and tear on streets and alleys. the meeting will start at 10:00. >>> the county school system is outlining its wish list for maryland's upcoming legislative session. the top priorities are finding money for new buildings, renovating old ones and help pay for teacher pensions. >>> endurance swimmer diana nyad is almost 24 hours into her superstorm sandy benefit swim. yesterday morning the native new yorker began a 48-hour-long swim in a pool set up in harold square. her goal is to raise money for people still struggling a year after the superstorm. last month nyad became the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. >> she has raised more than $40,000 already. it is just about 6:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is h

our d.c. newsis working with secret service to get more detail on how hair going to be able to manage this in light of sequestration, but limited tours of the white house to begin again at the beginning of next month. what did i say, november 4th -- november 5th so if you have just been dying to get inside the white house on one of the tours, beginning november 5th you can do that in limited numbers. we'll have more information in the afternoon about to what degree they'll be opening. when the white house says limited numbers we don't know what that means. our washington newsroom is working to find out. we'll be right back. [ woman ] when you own your own business, it's a challenge to balance work and family. ♪ that's why i love adt. i can see what's happening at my business from anywhere. ♪ [ male announcer ] now manage and help protect your small business remotely with adt. arm and disarm your alarm, watch secure video in real time, and even adjust your lights and thermostat wherever you are. wit

temperatures across the board just like yesterday 70s and 80s. 85 from d.c. to new york city. we are watching that area of disturbed weather. it flared up a little bit. the reason it hasn't been developing is dry air ahead of the system and humid air behind it where the showers and thunderstorms are concentrated. forecast for today not a lot of travel trouble. maybe isolated storms new orleans to miami. otherwise just another beautiful, beautiful fall day. that is your national forecast. here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> so today as we mentioned near record heat. temperatures in charlotte 84 degrees and sunny. humidity levels are high today. that is like a summer forecast. >>> i don't know, 80s this wide spread in october is pretty rare. >> i am a southern girl so i love the heat. >> this could be the warmest day for a long time. >> keep it coming. >>> straight ahead did police overreach when they strip searched a 33-year-old woman arrested for dui. >>> the department of education will be the hardest hit cabinet-level agency furloughing 95% of the workforc

. >> in d.c. new details about a the woman shot and killed by police on capitol hill. court document show mir yaim cary was carry a lock box bo holding a passport, foreign currency and social securityn for herd and her daughter. she led police on a high-speed chase on thursday. also this morning a salmonella outbreak is beingein linked to raw chicken. >> the source of the outbreak is from foster form plants in central california. at least check 275 people have become sick in eightt states. most are in california, oregon and washington state.tate officials say several strains have been found and 42% of the victims have been put into the hospital. the investigation into this and other possible outbreaks is running on limited resources all because of the government shutdown. 2/3 of the c.d.c. staff have c been furloughed but some are so being called back to work because of this. let's talk sports.ts. red skins g.m. bruce allen is lacking past the red skins name debate. why le is changing his focus ahead. >> students get an extra, try e to get any extra shut-eye. why the m

talking about 70s today in philly, d.c., new york. it is beautiful outside. 0s. right now philly about 63. new york city 63. right now the difference, why it feels so nice out there, actually right behind the warm front. all this warm air is coming in out of the south. as soon as these cold fronts swing through we're going to be talking about cold air coming in from canada. you can actually see them. they're very moisture starved. you're not getting a lot of rain out of them. a hint we are going to see drizzle maybe in the northeast overnight tonight into tomorrow. if you're down in the gulf, you'll start to see some of those light showers. again, an inch at most. very scattered in nature on top of this. then the second cold front coming in behind that, that today is in the northern plains. kind of that tail end going right through colorado. they're actually going to get their first flurries of the season in denver right on time. that's kind of the big story there. generally mild across the entire country. the big thing is that cold air that will start filling

there wasn't so much ice but i'll be back with more news all to the breaking today more details on that shooting incident in capitol hill in washington d.c. all breaking news stay with us for that. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to show. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relate fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand coming. in a record setting trip. air. motors. a live torch relay special coverage on our. news continues here on t.v. and we continue with breaking news and that is that multiple gunshots have been heard near capitol hill in washington d.c. details are fairly sketchy at this stage but we do understand that several people have reportedly been injured the area was on the shutdown on lockdown but it is now we understand that lockdown is now over and for more on this we can cross live to our correspondent in washington d.c. and he said now we will do you know about what's just happened recently then capitol hill. well the latest detail that we're getting and this is from multiple sou

d.c. water news release in june saying all d.c. and maryland facilities have been completed. but along the c and o canal, port-o-potties are the only option. >> why don't they unlock it. >> they were scheduled to open in 2011 and then postponed to 2012. it is 2013 and they are postponed again. >> it is like way too long. >> two of the facilities service toilets. all four contain technology that is supposed to clean the smell of sewage from the air, because under all of this natural beauty is a d.c. water pipeline moving 60 million gallons of raw sewage every day. wusa 9's call for action has been trying to get answers since may from the national park service or d.c. water. >> both sides were pointing at the other as to who needed to take action. >> months after the inquiries and months after the ribbon cutting at fletcher's boathouse, all of the restrooms remain locked. before labor day, d.c. water allowed the national park service to unlock the doors at fletchers but the restroom at old angler's inn -- nothing here works. >> what is the purpose of having it locked if they ar

back to you. >>> leaders in d.c., montgomery and prince george's county will announce a new effort to raise the minimum wage. right now the current minimum is $8.25 in d.c. $7.25 in montgomery and prince george's county. the announcements will happen at the council of governments. also today a group is expected to march in protest of the proposed casino at national harbor. stopping the sacrifice zone says it is opposed to gambling in the area. the coalition says it wants to see more minority owned businesses in the area. the march will happen from 4:00 to 6:00 this afternoon across the street from national harbor. >>> the heiress to mars may be to blame for a deadly crash in northern virginia. this happened last friday near breyer patch in loudoun county. police say 73-year-old jacqueline mars was driving her porsche suv when she crossed the median and hit a minivan. irene ellisor of huntsville, texas, died. she was not wearing a seat belt. no charges have been filed against mars. this tragedy has left jackie filled with sorrow for the loss of life and those who were injured in had th

live in washington, i'm shannon travis, now back to you. >>> wall street rallied on the news of a deal in washington d.c.. the dow gained 205 points more than 1%. the nasdaq added 45 points. bay area rang the new york bell for its initial public offering. viv a is a cloud software company in pleasantton. more than expected, its shares were priced at $20. they closed at $37 in change. that's an increase of nearly 86%. >>> happening now ac transit buses are running and a strike for tomorrow is now on hold. just about three hours ago, governor brown stepped into the contract dispute and ordered a review of the labor dispute. that prevents the transit union from striking for the next seven days. bus drivers we spoke with say they don't want to strike. they want a fair contract. >> i don't want to be on strike. my -- my family has to use public transit to get to school and they have to do as well as our regular riders. >> ac transit drivers have already turned down two contract offers. negotiations are underway at this hour. if no agreement is reached, governor brown could petition a judge to declare a 60-da

my travels will take me to the celebrations in washington, d.c., where our new president, barack obama would be inaugurated. they would carry me the morning after those festivities too far away burma, myanmar, which could lead to much writing about aung san suu kyi. they would take me to thailand for a lovely trip up the river were i could wave happily at the people who smiled back and smiled upon. they would take me to gaza, yes, and much writing about the palestine israel impasse. to th the west bank, to india, o all kinds of amazing places, like for instance, patrick in jordan. two new? i would find myself raising a nation of chickens in between travels and this is the holy people in kerala, oakland, with a current and dharamsala. my cushion, the fountain, the piece, because my attention to some of the deep suffering in the world, sometimes seemed far away. i felt torn. a condition i do not like and do not recommend. and then in the dream, he came to me. there was a long asphalt highway, like the one that passed by my grandparents place when i lived with them as an eight and nine ye

d.c. later today. eventually this will be up in new york city in the days ahead. e country, you're gorgeous once again. congratulations from minneapolis southward. keep it coming. but from d.c. to new york city, just be prepared. we're going to probably see about five or six days in a row with no sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. kind of breezy with periods of on and off rain. and there's new york city's forecast. you know, we've had some great weather, so it's hard to complain. but i bet you, brian, by about friday, saturday -- >> i'll be complaining. >> -- maybe, yeah. people will be complaining. >> it will take one day of rain and i'll be complaining. thank you, bill. i like the fall tie. >> the season. >> not as good as mine. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, "morning joe," jim cramer in the house. he'll join the table to discuss a host of issues in backing the markets including the choice of a new candidate for chairman of the fed. we'll talk about the government shutdown and the impending debt crisis as well. you know jim's the best. >>> when we come bac

d.c. here's a view to the north. >> it does look like during the morning rush hour the raindrops will start in new york. been raining in philadelphia. it's pushing back to allentown, lancaster. i-95 is definitely going to be a slow drive out there this morning. especially if you're going from washington, d.c. to new york. over the next three days, this is like a three-day event. it's going to last a while. we could see as much as 2 to 4 inches of rain, especially the jersey shore is going to get battered. a lot of big waves. minor coastal beach erosion too. not going to see the sun until sunday if we're lucky in some of the spots. here's the forecast to give you an idea. maybe not until monday around baltimore. we had a great fall and now it's -- this is our punishment, i guess. >> we can get through the four days, we'll have something good for next week. thank you very much. >> coming up at the top of the hour, senator ted cruz tells his republican colleagues the shutdown strategy is working. as the polls show gop approval ratings sinking. when we come back here, we have a little around the cooler. kan

and d.c. new news caught the whole incident on film take a look. and look at him and say come on. nothing that says i'm a good stiff and all that we should be doing it is a very sorry state park service should be a shame on the to see you shouldn't worry about naturism. that's in the blood here it is because if you remember the answer to every street is mormon is doing her job just like me i'm a thirty year federal death row on how to work with your needs to read you now an issue because the government won't do its job and pass a bunch of cars with new. confrontation with park rangers pretty symbolic of the republican position on the shutdown as a whole the whole thing started because thirty or so tea party congressmen decided to use the normal process of governing our country that is funding the government as a way to force through unrealistic ideological demands now there crusade has reached its logical conclusion the shutdown republicans have decided to blame everyone else majority leader harry reid president obama and now some poor park ranger for what they the republicans hav

one of the new poll shows common in washington d.c. making news all the face i describe you know about. the pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm roll researcher. cools salary. child legal rights. to the. law. paying for the young girls cammo for the future hunter. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the causes that is the law are you know i mean this teaches them a lot of rough spots ability to simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children for our future what is the country will solve. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the

but it's pretty much the same as new york and d.c. so yeah, enjoy the sun today if you see it because it may be a while. >> if you see it is the key word

d.c. and new york at 22 and 23.leave you now for our extended forecast. >>> that is all for this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com dvd. >> good afternoon. please find a seat. everybody. here we go. we have an overflow crowd. that is because this program will be so good. the movable feast continues. this is the third of a series of activities celebrating woodrow

d.c. police department's new state of the art training facility. a that $6 million complex includes a tactical village that allows officers to simulate real life situations in an area the size of a couple city blocks. . because it's indoors they will be able to use it year round. >> if we were entering an active shooter scenario in a school is going to be different than entering an office building. >> police chief says the new facility is getting attention from other law enforcement groups before look iing for betr training. >>> today in prince georges county a possible guilty verdict. kevin mitchell helped steal the car involved in the chase with adrian morris. the officer died when his cruiser ran off i-95 and beltway and crashed. he was a passenger in the other car and kevin neil was the driver. neil will go on trial for manslaughter early next year. >>> in northern virginia the department of transportation wants your opinion about the bicounty parkway project to link i-50 and route 66. it it would relocate 234 out of the heart of the national b

if you're going to the airports today, no issues whatsoever. 85 today like d.c. to new york city.ly be the warmest day we'll see maybe until april, may. >> good day for golf. >> bees will be out. >> they will. >> desperate to bite you before they die. i have somebody who wants knee wrestle christie brinkley in her prime. i don't know where that's coming from. coming up on "morning joe," house republicans trying to if you said fund parts of the governmental la cart style. what will it take to get the government back up and run something when we come back here, we huddle around the cooler with the biebs. [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! >>> we brought you the latest on the government shutdown at the top of the show. if you want to sound smart, tell your friends that the cost of the government shutdown is about $1.6 billion a week. $300 million a day. or $12.5 million an hour. that according to ihs global insight. time for the cooler. louis in the house. >> if you aren't already a n

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new england. look at the unbelievable temperatures we saw yesterday if you were in d.c., philly or new york. 70s and towards d.c. say we are going to see the temperatures back off thanks to the cooler air that will move through. still mild. still talking about upper 60s in the area the real story will be we have a series of those cold fronts continuing to make their way through. here's the first one that kind of moves through. tail end of it around the gulf and texas. the next one in the northeast saturday through sunday. it's the third one we'll start watching. it's this one way up here that's bringing cold air from even farther way up there. canada, all that cold air starts to dive down. we are going to see a change by the end of the weekend if you're in through minnesota, the northeast, that cool air will make its way in through next week. look at the difference. this is yesterday's highs. pay attention up here around minneapolis. notice how cold this air is. by the beginning of next week, they are down through the 40s. all that cold air eventually pushes into the northeast by next week. pretty b

d.c. city council.ounil. new at 6:00 tonight, paul wagner is in northwest with the details >> reporter: tom son had a veryy successful boxing gym and young center he ran for many years.ye. but in 2010 he admitted to investigators he was stealingeag money, lots of money, and he was using it for himself, for hishi own use, spending it in casinoss in atlantic city and he was logl a lot of that money.o he was punished for that today y and got that two and a halftwo f years in prison.ars in prison but in court today, his attornee made an allegation that an unnamed d.c. city council membel was taking kickbacks but thethe government said today it cannot prove it. thompson opened his gym for at-risk youth with money from the city government.vernme. thompson now admits a lot of f that money went into his pockett and was lost gambling at casinos. caos. that's what he was punished for today. but thompson has another story,y one the government says it cannot corroborate, that he gavv an unnamed d.c. city councilcoul member $

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d.c. today facing new assault charges. will this jeopardize his freedom? join us for these stories and all. breaking news today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. >> your five-day ,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. a seasonal day today. a nice warm-up. your five-day forecast. >> just one dip in the road. tomorrow we're going to be running about 60 degrees or so, but 65. halloween at 72. breezy. watch for a cold front come through the air with a shower or sunshine. still 74 out ahead of that action and even down to 66 on saturday. at that point, it's still going to be four degrees above normal. we'll hold out hopes for a nice sunday. now we'll go back inside. >> don't miss the cbs primetime line-up t at wjz. at 10:00, it's hostages followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> there's said to be a girl's best friend but even guys are going to want to take a looken at this. the world's biggest orange diamond on display. it's a rare fire diamond and it weighs almost 15cts making it the biggest fancy orange diamond to ever go up for auction. it's expected to fetch between 17 a

d.c. cabs, like new dome lights, credit card readers and paint jobs. and over flow crowd inside of about a thousand shouted and cheered at this new formation of this association. complaining that the d.c. taxi commission has essentially been stone deaf to the reality and costs sworn by drivers. >> together we will fight for justice. together we will fight to make sure your rights. together, we will win. >> drivers today voted to create this association. they then immediately had a vote to be represented by the teamsters. this isn't a unionizing of the taxi association. it's an association that will be represented to almost lawyered by in their negotiation to the d.c. tax commission by this very strong teamsters union. in northeast, wusa9. >> all right, russ, thank you. if you think someone is wasting your money, you could make a comment about them, just flushing it down a toilet. someone tried to do just that on a flight out of dubai. london's daily mail reports a cleaning crew found more than a million dollars in gold bars inside a commercial airliner

former nsa chief was ride willing amtrak, this train, that goes from d.c. to new york.n thursday for some reason he was talking to reporters on his cell and he's dropping passenger names. tom macedoniay figured out who he was and had to start tweeting about it. former nsa spie boss behind me blabbing. meanwhile, brazil and dprm, two countries somewhere far away want the u.n. calling for a resolution for the right to nsa privacy. for more, let's go live to the united nations. >> come on. come on. >> oh, my god. >> the fda should be regulating that. that's far more dangerous than perk set. >> a little embarrassing for the former head of the nsa? >> one would think it would be a little embarrassing to be sitting there talking on background. for michael hayden to be doing this, the former nsa director himself, it's unseemly at best. >> what do you make -- the nsaers is have i has created a rift between conservatives and libertarians -- even at this table it's a rift. >> i can't imagine. >> how do you feel about the spying in general? my theory is you see the press reporting

news of a major development during this newscast, we will bring it to you. our website also is a great resource, nbcbayarea.com. >>> talks under way on both coasts from washington, d.c., to oakland where b.a.r.t. and its union continues to hash out a deal at this hour. good news for commuters. the union made a promise they would inform the public hours earlier, if there will be a strike. nbc bay area from oakland with the latest on this developing story. cheryl? >> well, janelle, b.a.r.t. and union have been going at it. they can step out at any time and walk up to the podium and say they have a deal. right now there is no deal and the riding public is very impatient. all reporters got was a good morning from federal mediator george cohen as he walk under to the cal trans building this morning. he could be seen shaking hands with union members. giving an indication things might be going well. >> i think that mediator cohen has come in and he's doing a great job and he's come in and i think set a different kind of tone for the negotiations. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. spokesperson alicia trove. >> there's a gag order. i'm not going to go into any details except that everyo

d.c. police. >> maryland's new gun laws are now in effect banning 45 semiautomatic handguns or rifles. it reduces the clip capacity from 20-10 rounds. today a federal judge refused to block the law. john hanrahan was at today's hearing in baltimore and has the latest. >> after the slaughter of children at a school in newtown, connecticut last september maryland governor asked the legislature for morrie strings shins on guns and ammunition. >> gun shop owners came to get real court to complain the new rules violet the second amendment -- more restriction shins. >> law-abiding marylanders can use them in their homes for self-defense. the home defense argument was used in an effort ebb join the state from for bid thing sale from large ammunition clips. another attorney claimed that the new licensing procedures amounted to a de facto more tore judge -- moratorium. she ruled there's a strong public interest in upholding the laws to prevent tragedies. the judge said no to a temporary restraining order. >> this law is constitutional. it will save lives keep guns out of the hands of criminals

d.c. sunny. for philly, baltimore, new york, 70 degrees. we don't have snow in denver. it's a thing of the past. saturday, they are up to 60. we could see a few showers around d.c. it's not going to ruin your saturday. sunday, the sunshine returns for what should be one of the warmer, beautiful sundays we are going to have for a long time on the east coast. looks cooler next week. i mean this is -- >> what you are saying is enjoy it wild it lasts? >> fantastic fall weather. >> thank you, bill. scrambled politics next. corey booker's idea to marry same-sex couples in the garden state. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love.

news? no bart strike. >> the government shut down, over. what's happening today from washington d.c. to the bay area. mornings on 2 starts right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everybody. turning out to be a very busy morning on this thursday. i'm brian flores. dave clark has the morning off. >> i'm pam cook. we are tracking a huge apartment complex fire. it is so intense. quickly grown to six alarms. we understand there are injuries at the scene. this is on woodside road near union avenue. live with a closer view of the fire fight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the smoke is strong here. if you look here , you can see it's so much black smoke. really an inferno raging down below. we've been told this fire is definitely not under control. it has grown to 6 alarms since it has first erupted at about 5:15 this morning. the good news is that we're hearing they've gotten everybody out of the building. but, again, that's still not -- still not sure. it's just their belief. to get more information on injuries, we're joined by f

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we're standing by for a news conference by d.c.agencies. >>> plus -- a child found in the car that led police racing across the city. we'll have the latest on that, and the fate of the driver. >>> and two powerful republican senators ka ultimate on an open microphone. the conference about the government shutdown they probably didn't want all of us to hear. >>> well to welcome or viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we begin this hour with a terrifying confrontation from the doorstep of president obama over at the white house to the entrance of the united states capitol. [ gunshots ] >>> new video captures the car chase. the gunshots and the raw fear in a city already on edge after only two weeks after that d.c. navy yard slaughter, and in the midst of the government shutdown. we're standing by for a news conference by d.c. police and orel federal authorities on this breaking story. there you see the microphone on capitol hill. we'll have live coverage as soon as they c

d.c. banking news all the face i've been trying to do my own. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. fight the power is immortal words not only revolutionize music but help start a movement and nine hundred eighty two public enemy was formed it was a hip hop group that dared to challenge preconceived notions about how music should be delivered to the world as form of hip hop inspired a generation of free thinkers to confront authority and question the establishment one of its members professor griffin also known as the minister of information is still fighting the power today he joined me earlier to talk about the evolution of hip hop and the true political power structure of this country i first asked him about his thoughts on the dysfunctional government shutdown. i think it's jockeying for power. that's not there all that doesn't even exist. that we need to keep in mind that. that the united states governm

washington, d.c., may see some rain showers starting wednesday night. and new york city from thursday morning. temperatures are going to be quite mild in the north. 22 in chicago. in the higher teens in washington, d.c. as well as new york city on your wednesday. across the flip side of the continent, much cooler than average. 18 degrees in los angeles. 22 in las vegas. looking like november across this location. okay. finally, in europe, first of all, i want to show you this beautiful picture. this is from the alpine region near the border of germany and austr austria. those clouds are looking like large ocean. if you're in the higher elevation, it's definitely a great view. if you're in the low-lying areas, those clouds are just creating gloomy weather. this is the low-pressure system causing the thick clouds. and this is actually centered over italy and the western balkan peninsula. continuously bringing a risk of severe rain. thunderstorms and gusty winds as well as large hail throughout the day. and up toward the north, we have a wet and windy conditions f

d.c. along new hampshire avenue at eastern avenue. report came in as a car fire. just be aware of that. use caution if you're about to leave the house and head in that direction. normal volume out of frederick, maryland. further down as you travel in germantown. here's a live look in gaithersburg. volume is here. no major delays. drive time looks good from germantown road as you head to the capital beltway. >>> danella, thank you. lawmakers getting ready to return to capitol hill after a long night that ultimately ended in failure. >> the government is closing this morning for the first time in about two decades. it is hard to see if there will be an end to the gridlock. news 4's melissa mollett is live. >> reporter: it's been a bitter partisan fight. quite a blame game we've seen over the past couple of days. we know that lawmakers will reconvene at 9:30 this morning. here's what we know about what will happen then. we're understanding from harry reid that he will move to table whatever the house was working on overnight which will end up killing it. democrats say they won't approve an

d.c. metro region people are effected that much more. >> to see our entire interview with president obama head to our website nbcwashington.com. >>> new tonight, a spokesman for senator harry reid says there's nothing more to say about a dispute with d.c. mayor vincent gray. our camera recorded the exchange today. >> i'm on your side. don't screw it up, okay? i'm on your side. >> this started when gray left his capitol hill news conference and walked in to reid's standing right next to him. gray then questioned reid on support for allowing d.c. to spend its own tax money during the shutdown. that's when reid made his comments and walked away. d.c. delegate to congressman stepped in claiming reid was not upset about what happened. gray said he doesn't know what reid meant. >>> to our weather now. a nor'easter moving up the coast. the system has dufred several inches of rain down in norfolk. doug, what can we expect out of all of this? >> the one thing we can expect is more rain as we move on through the next couple of days. storm team 4 radar right now, one thing you notice we've got dry patches across the area. rain is still going on.

new york nyers don't like to admit that but it's true. you are going to see fashion people coming down here. d.c. is going to come into its own as not just a political town. >> reporter: he plans on adding another muscle bar. he has recently embraced a new passion, the health of the chesapeake bay. >> i'm trying to work out in smith island to go there and get my crab meat directly from the crabbers there and my soft shelled crabs, you know, and working with my fishmonger trying to get most of my fish from the chesapeake, when we can, when it's running. >> reporter: he's turning up the heat in a town that is ready to sizzle. >> he's talking about getting oysters from calvert county. he's going with the concept of bay to table, that kind of movement coming here. it's going to be a great wait a second if you are fishing on the bay. doing anything. then it's going to get ugly. >> exactly. first, we talk about the weekend. i want folks to take care of themselves for the weekend with summer heat around saturday, especially saturday. hydrate and take care of yourself. then it gets messy next week. outsid

the new facility is on the grounds of the old mpd shooting range in southwest. d.c. ce chief kathy lanier says the new building will provide realistic simulations for recruits and officers. today's ribbon cutting ceremony kicks off at 1:00. >>> we are coming up on 5:50 on this wednesday morning. tom is back here with us. we are looking for record heat today. >> we've been reveling in this autumn weather the last couple of weeks. it's been cool and dry, invigorating. summer is coming back. >> summer lovers had their crying towels out. they can put them away. it's feeling autumnal down into the 50s throughout most of the region. that includes our nearby neighborhoods in prince george's county, montgomery, arlington, alexandria, falls church, in fairfax county, mid to upper 50s and 65 on the warmer waters of the potomac. the district of columbia, most locations, all the neighborhoods there are in the upper 50s. and around the bay and on the eastern shore, most of those locations are generally in the 50s as well. and the school bus stop forecast for the morning, we will h

d.c. water news release in june saying all d.c. and maryland facilities have been completed. along the canal near potomac, porter potties are the only option. >> why don't they unlock it? >> they were originally scheduled to open in 2011, then postpone to 2012. it is 2013. and they are postponed again. >> it took way too long. >> two of the facilities service toilets, all four contain technology that is supposed to clean the smell of sewage from the air. underneath all this natural beauty is a d.c. water pipeline moving 60 million-gallons of raw sewage every day. wusa9's call for action has been trying to get answers since may from the national park service or d.c. water. >> both sides were pointing at the other, as the who needed to take action. >> months after those inquiries and months after that ribbon cutting, all the restrooms remain locked. finally, just before labor day, d.c. water allowed the national park service to unlock the doors, but the restroom at old anglers inn, nothing. >> what's the purpose of having it locked if there are supposed to be public restrooms?