that was the case with dallas wasn't it? >> reporter: yeah.otesters could be kicked out by police. the city of dallas said last night the protesters may soon be forced to disbandch the problem accord -- disband. the problem is protesters didn'tobtain proper insurance coverage to be on public property. so the city says it will start to enforce local laws like park curfews and sleeping in public. no exact dead loin was given and it's unclear if they will be asked to leave or fossably remove in front of the dallas convention center. in boston, where protesters clashed with police some of those demonstrators were arrested and faced a judge yesterday. >>> we expressed our first amendment rights and that's why they were there and that's what we were supporting. and that's why we didn't move. and obviously the police moved us. >> reporter: back in dallas, the spokesperson for the city says protesters could be warned receive citations or arrested for not having a valid permit. linda so, abc2 news. >>> here in baltimore officers are concerned that the

les watching thunderstorms around dallas/ft. worth. all the heavy rain yesterday was further to the south in the carolinas, georgia, now it's starting to shift northwards. so areas that were dry are now wet including the busy i-95 corridor. rain moving northward eventually up towards morning city. so that's the storm system on the east coast. thunderstorms plaguing the middle of the nation. if you're flying today, it's almost guaranteed there will be some airport delays with this many big cities getting wet weather and poor visibility. roanoke has some rain. washington, d.c., raining around the belt way especially on the west side. and that again is shifting northward northwards. as far as dallas goes, this beau line here, strong winds will be with these, too. we have had a lot of lightning reports. that will sweep through ft. worth in about the next 15 minutes or so. so stay inside until these storms blow through. dallas, you probably have about a half hour until the storms are right over the top of you. so the forecast today, it's an

chemical pla texas, outside of dallas.ind the chemical plant and seep the past 20 or 30 minutes, seen that fire spread on the ground as well. firefighters, dozens of them on the scene there, a number of evacuations in the area. the ellis county campus of navarro college has been evacuated as a precaution but a chemical plant there outside dallas on fire. that's magna blend plant we are told, according to their website, magna blend manufacturers chemical products that are based on customer speci specifications. presumably there are a number of different chemicals at that plant that is on fire. we will top find out a little bit more about that fire but again, as you can see there, it continues to grow some 30 miles outside dallas, texas. you can see the train i was mentioning, the train on the tracks behind the chemical plant, the train, parts of it now on fire as well, as we have seep that fire spread over just the past 10 to 15 minutes. >>> to the other big story we are following here, we are expecting a verdict in the ama

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overnight, we have been watching the occupy dallas protest. but changes could be on the wayp linda so is standing by with a update. what's going on down south. >> reporter: protesters could be kicked out by police. the city of dallas said last night the protesters may soon be forced to disbandch the problem, -- dispand. problem is they didn't -- disband. the problem is they didn't obtain proper insurance coverage to be on public property and city will enforce local laws. know exact deadline was given and it's unclear if they will be asked to leave or forcibly removed from the park in front of the dallas convention center. meanwhile, in boston, where protesters clashed with police, some of those demonstrators were arrested and face adjudge yesterday. unhappen -- face adjudge yesterday -- faced a judge yesterday. >> some were road rages and the behavior was completely unacceptable. we were absolutely nonviolent. >> reporter: and back in dallas a. spokesperson says the protesters he could be warned, receive citations or arrested for not having a

champion dallas mavericks. the interview won't really get exciting until the fourth quarter.e welcome mark cuban! ( cheers and applause ) hey, mark. what's going on, my man. nice to see you again. all right, congratulations on the mavericks, man. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: that is fantastic. you must feel vindicated. >> i do. after 12 years now, we finally won and it feels great. >> stephen: people said it couldn't be done. >> and it was. they told me year after year you're an idiot. it's never going to happen, and here we are, champs? champs. >> stephen: mark, you're a billionaire. >> i'm proud to say that. >> stephen: you're proud to say that? >> yup. >> stephen: i would be too. i hope to say it some day. you're a billionaire and i'm about to get in bed with a billionaire for my c-4 who would prefer to be anonymous. >> right. >> stephen: what are billionaires like? ( sighs ). >> we're kind, we're caring, we're the, you know, type of person you want your daughter or son to marry. i mean, we're just really down-to-earth people. >> stephen: really? >> really. >> step

fans from each school battled in dallas at the seventh annual pigskin plane pull. the team from oklahoma was the fastest to pull a 737 aircraft across 50 yards, which isn't a good omen for sooner fans. the plane pull winner usually wind up losing the football game. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's meteorologist bill karins with the forecast. as an honorary sooner fan, have i major issues about that. >> you're feeling good about oak? >> we're number one. we're number one, bill. come on. i am angering a huge -- texas is a big state. i apoll guys. >> yes, it is. they've had their moments, too. that's all right. you can enjoy this while it lasts. good morning. around the country, warm weather dominatings. another cold morning in new england. last night the thunderstorms fired up in the central plains. this big storm system that's moving through the rockies producing heavy snow this morning, mountainous areas of wyoming, up into montana we have reports of snow at high elevations. this is more like late fall/winter in the rockies. middle o

here is dallas, and you can see downtown. here is the smoke from that terrible chemical fire south of dallas shown from 400 miles into space. here is what has been going on forever. this has been in atmosphere come and in the center, this cold air creating all this instability. meanwhile, here is the area of rain and showers that seemingly will not go away. there is another batch for people around blue ridge. you can see these spinning around. essentially, that will be moving away and breaking down, but it will take time. in o'clock p.m. tonight, still some lingering showers and an idea of the circulation and in the atmosphere. for tomorrow, you can get an idea of some of the breaks in the clouds. temperatures into the low 60's around hagerstown. finally, this will get pushed out with a nightstick northwestern wind so that by wednesday it will be cool in the morning but a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, a nice northwestern wind bringing in the mild air, with a temperature in the 70's into wednesday. later on tonight, still

in dallas. we moved up to 11:00 p.m. in both of those cities.reviously they had us on after oprah in chicago, but then she got fired. [ laughter ] and in dallas, i think we're on after a rerun of "studs" or something. but now we're on at 11:00 and we couldn't be happier. so, tonight, to celebrate that, we found one viewer in chicago, in the chicago area and one in the dallas area to go head-to-head from their homes in the skype scavenger hunt. let's meet our contestants. from dallas, first of all, we have a gentleman named chris, he's married with a baby on the way. he's the self-proclaimed -- [ applause ] chris, hello. chris, why do you call yourself the world's smallest samoan? >> i mean, if you see my nieces, they're like 200 pounds and they're 10. >> jimmy: really? they must be delighted to hear that on tv. [ laughter ] and from chicago, she's a mother of two and a die hard oprah fan, crystal wiley brown. what do you mean, an oprah fan? crystal -- the whole point of why we're doing this is because oprah is now gone! >> well, it's good, you'r

i-20, from dallas to shreveport. and i-10 across texas. >> and if you're flying today, airport delays are possible in boston, new york, philly, memphis and dallas. >>> after weeks of damaging testimony, former patients are jumping to the defense of michael jackson's doctor. >> they all say conrad murray is anything but the greedy negligent physician prosecutors have painted him to be. abc's diana alvear has the latest from los angeles. good morning, diana. >> reporter: rob and yunji, good morning. it was incredible to hear witnesses talk about the care they received from dr. murray. a man they say went above and beyond his responsibilities. one woman even credited him for saving her life. if you believe the prosecution, dr. conrad mur was money-hungry and neglectful. chatting away on his cell phone with various girlfriends as michael jackson lay dying. wednesday's witnesses said that's not the doctor they knew. >> what i know right now and what i feel, he didn't do it. >> reporter: one by one, his former patients too

. >> el impresionante incendio en una fÁbrica de sustancias quÍmicas en dallas obligÓ a la evacuaciÓnvecindario completo. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa ellna salinas. >> muy buenas noches, jorge ramos estÁ de vacaciones. iniciamos el noticiero con el dramÁtico caso de una escuela en dallas que enfrenta denuncias de abusÓ de sus estudiantes. padres exigen que tomen medidas contra las autoridades escolares que permiten que los niÑos sean abusados, humillados y amenazados de denunciar a sus padres hispanos. >> que sepan que estamos unidos, no vamos a permitir que abusen de nuestros niÑos. >> padres de familia pidieron esta maÑana al Éxito escolar en busca de justicia. >> creemos que se cambie el personal de la escuela, nos han dicho que hasta que no se terminen las investigaciones, no seeva a hacer nada. >> decepcionados los mÁs de 80 padres de familia exigiÓ la salida de la directora que aseguran, ha hecho de la estancia de sus hijos,1 pesadilla. >> con el solo hecho de que mi niÑo llega hecho pis por no poder ir al baÑo. >> la mayorÍa de sus padres, el que ven

only dallas and philly could not sustain it. let's start with the city of brotherly love where michael vick and the eagles welcomed alex smith. they welcomed him pretty good, vick with the most troubled pass from shawn mccoy from 5- yard out. 3rd quarter now, 23-10, alex smith to former terp veer mon davis. sprang wind chill -- vernon davis. 9ers rally from 29 to shock the eagles 24-23 and rookies coach jim harbaugh leaves the nfc west with a 3-0 run. >>> 1st quarter no score, tony romo, dez bryant, 25 yards for the touchdown, cowboys have a 27-3 lead. 3rd quarter, 27-10 and romo is picked off by chris huston and take it the other way 56 yards for the touchdown, second interception. 27-17, under two minutes. matthew stafford up to calvin johnson. how you going to stop that? 2 yards for the game winning touchdown. cowboys owner jerry jones says hey, tony, tony, get off me. and the lions head coach jim schwartz celebrates a 34-30 come from behind victory. 2nd quarter giants up 6-0. ahmad bradshaw runs it in from 13 yards out. gian

like my close personal friend dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. he's not allowed to comment on the lockout as he made clear on my show. >> let's talk about the lockout. >> okay. >> stephen: what's going to happen in the lockout. >> i can't talk about the lockout. >> stephen: you just witnessed history, folks. the first time mark cuban has kept a thought to himself. (laughter) well, mr. cuban-- (applause) >> stephen: mr. cuban may not be able to talk about the lockout but mr. colbert superpac can. last week-- last week we bought air time on dallas wfaa channel 8 news, to air our new pac ad. jimmy, make the dynamite go boom. >> it's another sad day in america as the nba lockout grinds on, depriving millions of their favorite sport. meanwhile, the nba players will stop at nothing to get all. with unemployment at an all-time high, the players are demanding more millions. but the nba owners are on your side. they're working hard to save the season. so americans don't have to watch hockey. nba owners are job creators who send our economy soaring, like t

. >> y el noticiero con el dramÁtico caso de una escuela en dallas, texas que enfrenta denuncias de maltratos sus estudiantes hispanos, piden que exigen medidas que permiten que sean abusados, humillados y amenazado con ser.... >> (gritos). >> estados unidos.... >> esta maÑana el distrito co escolar de dallas. >> piden justicia. >> queremos que se cambie personal de la escuela y han dicho hasta que no se terminen investigaciones no se va a hacer nada. >> nombrerÁn una comisiÓn que investigue el caso, los mÁs de 80 padres de familia exigen la salida de la directora que ha hecho de la estancia de sus hijos una pesadilla. >> con el solo hecho que mi niÑo llega hecho del baÑo en los pantalones algo que te quedas con coraje. >> ademÁs de insultos, ofensas y maltratos estÁn las amenazas que maestros han hecho contra los padres, aseguran. >> la mayorÍa de sus papÁs son, disculpe, mojados y quien vaya a poner una queja le vamos hablar a migraciÓn y se los van a llevar. >> las denuncias integran una larga lista el que destaca el temor de ir a los niÑos por ir a la escuela y amenaza de suicidios por pa

the dallas cowboys taking on the detroit lions. dallas native, stafford and romo. once up 24. up 17. romo's pass kicked off. dallas can feel this one slipping away. houston returns it. 56 yards for the touchdown. it's now a 10-point game. romo had three interceptions. in the fourth, lions down by three now. stafford throwing it up. they win 34 to 30. they improve to 4-0. the cowboys previous, biggest blown lead, november, 1965 when the redskins came back from 21 down to beat them. the cowboys are now 2-2. >>> in philadelphia, michael vick and the eagles trying to snap a two-game win. first quarter, eagles have the ball. check out michael vick doing what he does best. spinning out of a tackle and throwing on the run to clay for the touchdown. take another look at this. michael vick is just special. he had a heck of a day. two touchdown passes. 416 yards. up by 20 by the third quarter. back come the niners. 13 late in the third. smith looking for him. it's a nine-yard touch. san francisco now down 23-17. folks we have a game. same score late in the fourth. the huge dragon tackle

also showers and storms this morning in and around the dallas/ft. worth area and we could see showers and storms kansas city to minneapolis. midwest clears out tomorrow. still damp from the ohio valley to new england. if you're watching us on wc 6 in portland, maine, see paintings that illustrate the elegance of american life in late 19th century at portland museum of art. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. yesterday in new york city protesters got a surprise visit. by kanye west. gold chains and all. he showed up on the front lines at operation wall street to lend moral support, but he was forced to retreat when excited crowds around him got unruely. >>> english soul singer adele leads all performers for the 2011 american music awards with four nominations. all announced yesterday. followed by katy perry, lady gaga, lil wayne, rihanna, the band perry and taylor swift each got three. >>> swift, the 21-year-old has been named billboard's woman of the year. >>> in costing news, bardem conf

dallas is now 2-2. so they have a little bit of work to do as well. the nfc east taking a little beating today. >> no lead is safe. >> that shocked me, that both the 49ers and the detroit lions came back. but i'll tell you what, the detroit lions, they look like -- they're a good football team. let's be honest. that's legit. >> what do you expect tonight? >> i'm going ravens. >> good pick. >>> that is the news for now. we're back here at 11:00 after the jets take on the b

hay avisos y alertas de congelacion que incluye las inmediaciones de dallas. las temperaturas bajan a 33. algunasssobre los 44 pero el frente dejarÁ lluvias en el centro y sur de la florida. esta misma baja lleva nieve a los apalaches. podrian tener hasta 12 pulgadas de nevadas. aquÍ tenemos algunos estimados y los avisos de tormentas invernales. lluvia y nieve para toda esa zona.

the other big story is happening in dallas as well. a serial rapist who appears to be targeting one of america's most prominent black satisfactory roar a tees. many delta sigma theta alums are chasing how they live, thinking twice about wearing delta clothing or having license plates on their cars. the texas police are on the hunt for a man you can see in the surveillance video. he's raped four women in their 50s and 60 all members of the sorority. criminal in aist pat brown is here. why is this man targeting these women? >> reporter: that is an interesting question. what serial rapists do is find easy targets. women walking home from the store, women on jogging. patti ann: . they watch apartments until they see one who is alone and go in and get her. this guy is doing things you see on television show. he is focusing on women of this specific sorority. he's got to have some connections or resentment against these women. people are wondering why does he got this issue. jenna: let's talk about the timeline. the most recent rape was this

alfredo corchado, you are the mexico bureau chief for the dallas morning news. as such, you spend a lot of your time covering drug dealers, the traficantes, the narcos, the kidnappings. this was not the mexico that you would have been reporting on 20 years ago. it's a whole new mexico. >> well, i actually came to mexico, and my real passion back then was covering immigration, covering the us-mexico relations. and when i left mexico in 2000, i left mexico for washington, because i thought the story had died in mexico, you know? >> hinojosa: the immigration story. >> the immigration story, but also, you know, mexico now had democracy in the year 2000. and so i figured that maybe the story was going to be washington and mexico city. so i moved to washington. three years later, september 11 comes around, there's no mexico story. i mean, there's no real us policy to mexico. and i returned to mexico, and my first assignment was to cover the women of juarez-- you know, who was killing the women of juarez? >> hinojosa: and right now we're talking about, in terms of the

we're getting word now about a large chemical fire in texas if said a chemical plant south of dallascal plant believed to be the m,a =agnablend chemical plant authorities are telling residents and students in the area to stay inside because of a possibly dangerous set of gases in the atmosphere testimony resumed today in the trial of dr. conrad murray who was accused of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. murray's defense lawyers argue that jackson was designed by overdosing on propofal wall conrad murray was out of the room the emergency room doctor michelle cooper testified today that conrad murray did not inform her that he had given jackson propofal when she attempted to treat him another emergency room doctors expected to take the stand today as well as three of his former girlfriends who he contacted around the time of the death texas gov. rick perry and his presidential campaign as responding to chris and criticism from fellow presidential candidate herman cain herman cain called rick perry insensitive after washington post report noted that the 1980's th

are shot of the night comes from dallas mavericks. -- are shot of the night comes from dallas mavericksof theez with our shot night. but who cares? the washington capitals are now seven and zero. adapted and all. great is now in wax. the nba a report that has canceled two more weeks of games tonight. games have been canceled to november 28. >> not looking good. >> get it done, guys. the best place for a vacation is mississippi. you mean louisiana. florida's where folk's want to be. alabama's got you all beat. no matter which state you choose, everyone agrees the gulf is vacation at it's best. mississippi outdoors, louisiana seafood,se florida beaches, oors, alabama shoreline. so come on down to mississippi, louisiana, florida, alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. >>> hundreds gathered to help arts in the d.c. area. ♪ arch campbell was the emcee for the gala. this is at the round house theatre in bethesda. cart stream is providing -- is ofebrating six years service. from tonight's event held dozens of underserved children each year. >

denuncian abuso fÍsico y mal trato en dallas.icen que maltratar a sus hijos en la escuela pasa disparos. sale a la luz del vÍdeo del momento en que casey anthony reacciona ante el hallazgo de los restos de su hija. >> hola, muy buenas noches. mÉxico y del mundo de la comunidad hispana lamentan esta noche la muerte de capulina, conocido como el del humor blanco. llevaba dos semanas hospitalizado a causa de una fuerte neumonÍa. >> con aplausos y consternados despidieron a gaspar enaime, se falleciÓ este viernes a los 84 aÑos de edad debido a complicaciones de salud que surgieron por una operaciÓn por una Úlcera, que lo mantuvo internado en un hospital de la ciudad de mÉxico donde su hijo y nieta relataron sus Últimos momentos. >> lo vimos trabajando, trabajando, trabajando y no las hemos cuenta. >> los familiares habÍan mostrado pocas esperanzas de su recuperaciÓn. su nieta escribió en las redes sociales ",pidamos que esa alme, cuando dios la llame, se vaya con todos los aplausos que cosechÓ". >> lo Único que sÍ le pedimos es calma

in dallas, tony romo looking to snap the two-game losing street.s when romo gave it to murray. a big hole and a lot of room. rips off a big chunk. 71 yards on the season. this is first carry. he gets 91 here all the way to the end zone. murray sets the cowboy's single game rushing record with 253 yards. also the most in the nfl this season, dallas rolls over st. louis 34-7 is the final. hard to believe that demarco murray holds the cowboy's rushing record. the same team that has tony dorsett, emmitt smith the leading rusher in nfl history. fantasy football is going to pick up demarco murray, soon. a doubleheader in dallas. cowboys first, then game four of the world series. rangers fans in texas were feeling good. manager ron washington giving the starter a pep talk before the game. it appears whatever he said worked. texas up, 1-0 in the second. strikes out david freese. one of seven strikeouts of the game. holland gives up two hits over 8 1/3 shut-out innings. holland getting support from the catcher. he hammers this pitch to left. it's a three-ru

this is being tested out in airports in atlanta and dallas fort worth. >>> right now we want to go back to sal who is starting with the traffic report, what is going on there, sal? >>> if you are driving on highway 4 you will see a lot of our road sensors turning red not only in antioch but pittsburgh still in bay point, it is crowded and getting in on the action heading south as we move our maps over to the east shore freeway driving through vallejo and richmond, still not a huge slow down here. live pictures from the live camera network you can see at the toll plaza it is just about to changeover. it usually changes when the media lights come on. it is wet all over the bay but the traffic is light. let's go to steve. >>> some of rainfall totals, not too bad. day of vend port -- davenport had a half inch, and the city picked up 18 / 100th. there were higher amounts in higher elevations. usually they are the leader of the pack, 1.7 and mendocino had an inch and a half. santa rosa 56 / 100th and kent in west santa rosa it's good to see consistency. palo alto, mountain view picked up a qu

the suspect accused of preying on young women this suburban dallas. the victims all have something in common. >> detectives say they may have been sought out and attacked because they were once members of the same college sorority. it's monday, october 24th. >>> good morning to you. i'm yunji de nies. >> i'm rob nelson. detectives in dallas, texas have been on the case now close to a year with the latest attack coming on friday. at least four victims demanding justice and an arrest. now some surveillance video that may show the suspect could provide much-needed clues in this very bizarre case. >> disturbing there. our big headline this half-hour, the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit turkey. the powerful jolt destroyed village after village. the number of dead is climbing into the hundreds. >> later this halfour, as well, the extremely risky surgery and how it paid off for a baby girl and her parents. she was born blind, and thanks to doctors that little girl can now see. amazing. >> stick around for that one. a wonderful moment. we see it on tape. fi

i'm sure the mayor of dallas feels the same way. we're here because somebody laid the foundation for success. so the question is are we going to maintain that foundation and strengthen that foundation for the next generation and this is all about priorities. this is about choices. if we want to lower the deficit and put people back to work. if we want to invest in our future. if we want to have the best science, the best technology, the best research, we want to continue to be inventing new drugs to solve cancer and making sure that, you know, the new cars of the future, you know are running on electricity are made here in america, if we want to do all those things, then the money has to come from somewhere. i wish i could do it all for free. i wish -- i wish i could say to all of you, you don't have to pay any taxes and companies can keep all their stuff and rich people don't have to do anything and somehow, it all works out. but you know what? we tried it, and it didn't work. so now, you've got a choice. would you rather keep tax

and tomorrow morning, we are debutting this commercial, which will run in dallas on abc affiliate wfaa during good morning, texas, which is running between good morning america, and shooting guns in the air with rusty. jim? >> the nba season is dying. and commissioner david stern is doing nothing to save it. but mavericks owner mark cuban has a game-changing solution. >> just replace the salary cap with a punitive luxury tax in lieu of the dollar for dollar fine bringing both player closer to the proceedsed pri. >> finally a simple plan to bring the contractual rock to the arbitrated rim. you heard about this plan? because david stern has placed mark cuban under a gag order. what is stern hiding? starting now colbert superpac stands behind mark cuban who may or may not stand behind us. we must speak for him. call your local sports radio and say, i am mark cuban. >> i am mark cuban. >> yo so, mark cuban. >> i am mark cuban. >> -- responsible for the content of this advertising, made possible by a generous donation of colbert superpac. >> stephen: yes. (cheers and applause) yes, ladies a

hoy la policÍa detuvo a numerosas personas en dallas. >> entra en la recta final el juicio contra eln. fueron detenidos por la policÍa tras negarse a abandonar la propiedad. el primer incidente entre los manifestantes y la policÍa de dallas. >> un dÍa despuÉs del arresto de mÁs de un centenar de manifestantes que se oponen a la avaricia corporativa en chicago, decenas de personas salieron a las para protestar por las detenciones del domingo. acusaron al alcalde de reprimir este movimiento que se ha entendido decenas de ciudades en los estados unidos. >> en los angeles entra en la recta final en el juicio contra el mÉdico de michael jackson por presunto homicidio involuntario. los fiscales terminaron la presentaciÓn de limones y evidencias contra el otro. el Último testigo en declarar fue quien dijo al jurado que el doctor murray nunca debiÓ haber dado al cantante poderoso anestÉsico para ayudarlo a conciliar el sueÑo. >> las clases de educaciÓn sexual que serÁn impartidas en las escuelas pÚblicas de nueva york han desatado una controversia. al negar que estas enseÑanzas promuevan el

ed lavandera joins us live from dallas.saultded so far and what type of time period of we talking about here? >> reporter: there have been four attacks on women in the mid-50s to mid-60s and these attacks happened in three different suburbs north of the dallas area. so you've got a number of police agencies coming together and the last attack happened just last week. as investigators were all working on this and realized these women belong to the same sorority, were members of this predominantly african-american sororit sorority. 400 members in the dallas area. they started to realize the attacks were carried out much in the same way that these women were home alone, the attacked happened at night when these attacks happened and they realized also that the attacker knew specific information, not -- not saying what type of information it was, but the attackers seemed to know a little bit about each one of victims and it came back to the sorori sorority, authorities are urging people in the sorority to take precautions. what'

eagles 34 dallas at least put points on the board. they got 7. and that leads us to this. what do you say about the redskins? well the team has now lost three straight, and it just continues to unravel. without running back tim hightower and receiver santana moss the john beck led offense managed only 10 first down and no points. and gave up nine. count them. he is feeling them this morning, nine sacks on john beck. on the other side of the field bills ryan kirkpatrick threw two touchdowns. the final score 23-0. nothing. wasn't good. saints lost. patriots lost. bad day. >>> >>> despite a few missed tests there is a new leader in the race. herm main cain is leading the latest poll. >> but as susan mcginniss tells us, being in the lead also means being the subject of political attacks. >> reporter: a new poll shows herman cain gaining home tum in way way two months before the state holds the first nominated contest. >> people have connected with me and the specific solutions are putting on the table. >> reporter: he leads the gop pack with 23%, edging out mitt romney with 22

. >>> plus, massive chemical fire burning near dallas now. officials forced to evacuate schools. >>> frustration for thousands of banking customers. bank of america's website down again, after days of . >>> this is a chemical fire in texas sending huge clouds of thick black smoke into the air over the town of loxahatchee, 30 miles south of dallas. witnesses her repeated explosions inside the plant before that structure burst into flames. an elementary school half a mile away has been evacuated. residents have been told to shelter in place. the plan makes chemicals for industrial cleaning. that plant has been burning more than 2 1/2 hours already. >>> the u.s. supreme court started its term today. medicaid recipients, doctors, hospitals and other ers want to block cuts from taking effect. state officials in the obama administration argue only the u.s. health and services department can make that call. -- experts say this could be a historic session for the high court. justice cost rule on same-sex marriage, immigration and presiden