over towards raleigh, durham and rain up new york and towards boston. system looking at a brief cool down, mild in to the weekend. trend for rainfall takes us the- 3 inches. that's tomorrow ending on wednesday morning. where is the cold air, not much of it this week. next week is when we get slapped in the face. early showers and fog, but not much in terms of rainfall for today. seasonal temperatures. tonight as we pull in to the mid and lower 40s. the rain make as return for towards day break. check out the forecast for the rest of the week. temperatures 51 tomorrow. after wednesday morning rain, we boost up to the 60s. 60s should take us in through friday, saturday and sunday with mostly dry weather this weekend. >>> 83 north, we have the accident blocking all the lanes, it is cleared. let's look at our cameras, looking now the beltway at old court road, inner loop on your left. not seeing any problems. no problems on the outer loop as you approach 70. back to charlie. 13 are dead in a massive fire in india's third gender community. the fire chief say

raleigh-durham. it is moving well to our south. behink that is where it will staying.fwe go to the next couple days, there is that ripple in atmosphere. an area of low pressure that to our south. overnight, that is where it goes. problem for us. as it moves out, we will get into a northwesterly breeze. in cooler air. be a little bit chilly head into the weekend. number easterly winds mean high pressure and a lot of sunshine weekend coming up. tomorrow, partly sunny and .reezy a bit cooler. 50's to near 60 degrees. as we get into the day we set ahead -- temperatures lowsaturday only in the 50's. themorning's will be in 30's. ahead.nshine sign of any storm is coming way. next chance for showers about part of next week. >> good-looking fall week. about alextalking ovechkin. understands why he was benched. is college great or what? they are trying to dance their way into the college football game of the year. [ woman ] i was pretty confused by everything i'd been hearing about high fructose corn syrup. so, i did a little research and learned from experts, whether it's corn

. >> tom: debi durham's job is to attract new businesses to the state and get existing companies to hire. >> the jobs are not as numerous, i mean, they're not big employment numbers we're seeing. the jobs that are being created are wealth-creating jobs. they're paying more than a living wage. it's not just about the number of jobs that we need to create in this economy; it's about the kind of jobs we're creating. >> tom: among the industries the state is working to attract is renewable energy, both in advanced manufacturing for wind energy and bio-sciences. >> susie: american consumers continued to spend in october, but not as much as retailers had hoped. and that's making them worried about the holiday season. an index of 22 chain stores tracked by thompson reuters rose about 3.5% last month. that was less than the 4.5% expected. but as erika miller explains, one industry analyst is still betting that this will be the best holiday season in years. >> reporter: for months now, it's been looking like a christmas more in the spirit of scrooge than santa. unemployment in america remains stu

first to levy a worthy interim prime minister is set to announce the country's new governments today durham al qaeda will name a cabinet of experts to steer the country to its first democratic elections a new government is due to remain in place until the middle of next year when elections for a new us and we help countries follow your model he was captured and killed just one month ago after being in power for forty two years. yet he tribesmen opposed to president saleh claimed they stormed a military base near the capital and made off with weapons a number of people were said to have been killed on both sides in the raid it's the latest in a series of battles between tribesmen and forces backing saddam was clinging to power the spike months of protests demanding the downfall of his regime meanwhile in the south the army killed twenty islamist militants after coming under an artillery attack. bahrain as admitted using excessive force during pro-democracy protests in february which left police thirty five people dead twenty members of the security forces were charged over alleged abuses dur

cabinet will also be responsible for drafting the country's new constitution interim prime minister of durham says the line is designed to represent all of libya and put an end to regional rivalries the country is aiming to forge a more democratic path after former leader of water khadafi was captured and killed just one month ago. and it has commissioned in bahrain is due to publish its findings on the violent repression of pro-democracy protests earlier this year human rights violators are expected to be named in a report which is stated almost five months to prepare the bury opposition members and rights groups fear it won't go far enough in naming those responsible for alleged torture and other abuses on tuesday in bahrain police used tear gas and clashed with protesters following a funeral procession for a teenager who was run over by police on saturday. and to some dramatic pictures which were seen live by horrified internet viewers in new zealand a helicopter getting tangled up in people's snapping in half the pilot was thrown around the cabin but incredibly survived the crash the chop

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huntsman was campaigning at the university of new hampshire in durham where he commented on the occupy movement. >> i don't like the message coming out of occupy, i don't agree with it. all of it. but i do agree that unlike in china where five folks show up in a street corner and are taken out we have the right to gather, we have the right to speak out. >> reporter: huntsman also outlined his campaign policy. he wants to expand energy production, fund new energy technology and find any alternatives for oil. >>> the group americans elect is working to secure a slot on the november 2012 ballots of all 50 states. the candidate would then be selected from an online convention in june of 2012 who would then face off against president obama and the republicans party elect. >>> johnson and johnson is called out for having toxic in some baby shampoo. why what the company has done so far is not enough. >>> and a flight to hawaii for only $149. why alaska airlines is practically giving flights away. >>> and new fall out for the solyndra fall out. why it's threatening other companies. [people cha

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as you head to the east flight arrival delays into chicago's o'hare, laguardia, raleigh-durham and flightarture delays out of philly. you can see cooling trend across most of the country, 70s and 80s, atlanta, new orleans, miami, phoenix. s in the 40s and 50s. -- picture at the bomb to the >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield in oakland. fire officials are getting nervous about potential hazards at occupy oakland. business owners are getting sick of occupy oakland and say it is time to move the campers out that they are hurting businesses. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in san francisco city hall. all votes in still no-winner in the mayor's race. here is where ranked-choice voting kicks in. it gets interesting and complicated too. keep it here. >>> good morning fog forming in the north bay valleys as temperatures are nearing freezing. we'll look at possibility of freezing of black ice and i've taken some of the rain out of weekend forecast. details on the way. >>> following your wednesday morning commute. live look at toll plaza those paying cash have a slight delay otherwise everybody is mo

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. >> let the durham news fawn over him and praise him all morning. >> not going to do it here in washingtonany of those 903 against maryland. >> if gare williams had that talent and he deserves credit, gare would have more than 904, 904 wins. he would have about a thousand. >> let's bring him back. they will need some help up there. thank you, guys. it's the junkies at 106.7 the fan. >>> up next, video going viral. >>> first, take a look at today's my fox half off deal. $29 for nearly $200 worth of services from guild's beauty. to get in on the deal, go to myfoxdc.com and look for my fox half off on the right side of the home page. back after this. >>> time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. it is anita gatling she says her husband and her daughters watch the show every day. if you want to be tomorrow's fap of the day, find us on facebook. no space between fox and the number five. just post a comment under anita's photo. check out this new viral video. he can do circus constitutes, worked on a bunch of movies and the new sherlock holmes. >> he admits he done always land on

there were two communities we chose that are what caught the county and durham county, north carolina that we characterized as landscapes of consumption. those of the communities the economy is dominated by consumption of something whether it is a medical service or educational service or the environment itself where the tourism economy is vital. it can also be communities dominated by fire. there is an acronym, fire which refers to finance insurance and real-estate. we also chose two communities characterized as landscapes of production and those are economies that are dominated by manufacturing, agriculture, resource based economies and things like that. those helped eastern north carolina and chatham county, north carolina. the third economic landscape that was looked at was the landscape of the state. these are communities, maybe state capitals or maybe communities that host a military base and the fortunes of those communities are determined by much broader political decisions made in state capital washington d.c.. looking at these five communities with these three different kind

politics, and live right now on the campaign trail, jon huntsman is talking about his energy policy in durhamn paul is talking with voters at a coffee shop in oskaloosa, iowa. >>> and now to the politico briefing. after stonewalling for ten days, ten days or more, on politico's story on sexual harassment allegations, now herman cain can't seem to stop talking about it in television appearance after television appearance, but is he doing his campaign any favors? we have the national politics editor for politico joining us now. let's review the bidding about what cain is saying now. now he acknowledges that he does remember but he didn't think it was sexual harassment, he didn't think there was a legal settlement, he thought it was just a payment. he did tell his wife back then, but he hadn't remembered it. i mean, i'm kind of losing track myself. >> well, that's part of the problem, andrea. you know how these flaps or controversies always unveil themselves in washington. the real problem is always when you keep feeding oxygen to the fire, and that's really what herman cain is doing right now.

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milwaukee, columbus, raleigh-durham, pittsburgh, washington, d.c. they are putting it in the swing state markets. here is a taste of it. >> from the creator of "i'm running for office for pete's sake" comes the story of two men strapped in one body. mitt versus mitt. >> i will preserve and protect a woman's right to choose. >> the right next step is to see if roe v. wade overturn. >> we put together an exchange and the president's copying that idea. i'm glad to hear that. >> obama care is bad news. >> i can tell you this, every day that president obama or the dnc attacks mitt romney is a day that the folks in boston smile. the mitt romney campaign wants this contrast sooner, the better because they think it does help with those skeptical conservative primary voters. >>> all right, now, that the super committee has gone bust, congress has another chance to get something done before christmas. the biggest items on the agenda, reaching deals on government funding and the payroll tax cut. luke russert is nbc's reporter there on capitol hill for us. >> t

we will go to jim, independent in dorm, north carolina -- durham. caller: i think the bush tax cuts for the wealthy should be eliminated. i think they should stay on for the lower and middle class. i think that we need to reach some sort of compromise, and medicare and social security need to be on the table. i think we need to come up with some solutions that are going to be best for the country, and that means probably getting out of that debt -- afghanistan and iraq fully. i think we are not going to achieve our objectives there and i think these countries are going to go the way we go whether we stay there for six months or 60 years. host: it sounds like in your opinion you don't think congress doing nothing and letting these spending cuts go into place and tax cuts expire -- $7 trillion. you don't think that is a good idea? caller: no, i don't. i think most economists think we need to stimulate the economy. and taking that amount of money, -- taking that amount of money from the people's power to spend i think is going in the wrong direction. a

. >>> do you remember the scene in "bull durham," one of my favorites when kevin costner is in the showerit's beer-scented soap from brooklyn brewery. it's for the guy that doesn't want to drink in the shower but showers with a drink. it comes in a minibeer can. i have the soap right here for you. here you go. what do you think? >> it's terrible. not going to lie to you. >> smells like a hangover. >> there's a reason we leave the bar. >> right. and then shower after. >> yeah. >> there's three flavors. maybe the others are better. brown ale, black chocolate stout and a lagger. >> i'm still smelling it. >> it's a stocking stuffer. >>> and "people's" sexiest man, bradley cooper. ryan gosling fans are not happy. there's the group. they occupied "people" magazine's new york headquarters yesterday. holding up ryan gosling's faces. saying this proves injustice. why not get a cover for the "gma" sexiest guys? the greatest anchor team i've ever seen. a little something for everybody. let's go occupy. >> i'm totally in. >>> we have to go to dublin to get sam back. >> why are you holding that? >> he

. >> i was born in durham, north carolina. it was a fairly liberal community. we were eastern europe pean. -- eastern european. we used to talk about what it was like to grow up duration -- grow up jewish and from the south. there is something inherently interesting about it. my grandfather was a peddler. i am the grandson of a peddler. eventually, he was asked by the black community -- which was an organized black community. the life insurance business started there. at one time, it was the largest black on corp. in the country. that was before the torrid and music started. it was an organized black -- that was before detroit and the music started. it was an organized black community. a man came to my father and asked if he would run for mayor. he agreed to do so. he was elected with two other people, won the daughter of the duke's family. -- one the daughter of the duke family. he began to integrate the town, starting with the fire department and the police department. he moved onto the government. he is a heroic figure in the community. i can tell you why th

i appointed or expanded the jurisdiction of john durham, and experienced prosecutor appointed to look at the matter, his work is continuing. we are close to the end of the work that he has been asked to do but i stand by my position. i think the decision i made was the correct one. the results are what they are. i think the process and asked him to do was the right thing. >> my point is the advice of people who knew what was going on saying you shouldn't do this and all seven former directors of the cia who were offended by this. plus the problem with this hampers the work that they do in many areas if they are going to be brought into court years later. it is a decision you made. i just disagree with it. and i think it is something that shouldn't have been done. having these people in limbo is the wrong thing too. it takes me back to the statements of litigation. a haven't seen much in a way of correction for those who did what were really offensive prosecutorial approaches. not only offensive but there should have been some real serious corrections done because what they did to a gr

i expanded the jurisdiction of john durham, very experienced prosecutor appointed to look at the matter by attorney-general mckay c.. his work is continuing. we are close to the end of the work that he has been asked to do. i stand by my decision. the decision i made was a correct one. the results are when they are but going through the process that i asked him to do was the right thing. >> my point is you had the advice of people who really knew what was going on saying you shouldn't do this and you have all seven former directors of the cia who were really offended by this, plus the problem with this is i think hampers the work that they do in many areas if they are going to be brought into court years later. it is a decision you made. i just disagree with it. i think was something that shouldn't have been done and having them in limbo was the wrong thing to do. it takes me back to the statements of litigation. i haven't seen much in the way of correction for those who did what were really offensive prosecutorial approaches. not only offensive but i think there should have been some r

i appointed -- i expanded the jurisdiction of john durham, a prosecutor who had been appointed to look up the matter by the attorney general. his work is continuing. i think we're close to the work that he has been asked to do. i think the decision i made was a correct one. going to the process that i asked him to do was the right thing to do. >> you have the advice of people who knew what was going on saying you shouldn't do this. then you have seven former directors of the cia who were offended by this. the problem is i think it hampers the work that they do in many areas if they are going to be brought into court years later. it is a decision you made. i just disagree with it. i think it was something that should have been done. it kind of takes me back to ted stevens. i have not seen much in the way of correction for those who took those prosecutorial approaches. there should have been some serious correction because of what they did to a great u.s. senator. frankly, to use an excuse that they just plain overlooked some of the most exculpatory evidence that has to be given to defen

by the way, to put up the christmas lights over the weekend. 72, room temperature today in raleigh/durham you can see, in the northern plains down through central plains and portions of the lower mississippi. should be 57 later on today in dallas and if you're lucky enough to be out west in phoenix today, your high will be 77. for monday morning to sunday night. >> of course, the person you know in dallas is tony romo who called you. sunday night football was defensive struggle as the steelers took on the kansas city chiefs. you nodded off in the second quarter. let me tell you what happened. tied at three, ben roethlisberger, tough to tackle finds wesley saunders. he was open. wesley saunders wide open, steals it. 10-3 lead. chiefs driving. picks off tyler palco. pass intended for dwayne bow. steelers escape 13-9. let's take a look at some of the biggest and best plays of the day in yesterday's jam-packed football afternoon. first, the cardinals, would i show you if he gets tackled? no. 80 yards down the field. touchdown. fourth return of the year for a touchdown. cardinals win in a nail

the mid atlantic down south, temperatures later today are going to warm up, currently in raleigh-durhamhey're warming up. >> brian: yeah. it's been a horrible offseason for the boston red sox. and they need a manager. they need a general manager. they got a general manager. now they have a manager. his name is veteran manager bobby valentine, formerly of espn in japan. he'll be at the helm of the boston red sox. it will change -- be a wig change. francona is a big change. what did they call themselves? the idiots for a while? they were just having fun and they used to win and they stopped winning and he got fired. this guy will come in and it will be very different. he played a huge role in 9-11 and kept shay stadium as a staging area. meanwhile, after committing the stomp heard around the world and ruining joel's thanksgiving, sue is appealing his two-game suspension and big fine. take a look at the evidence. i can't show you the video, evidently the nfl will fine us, but sue appearing to, and he absolutely did stomp on an offensive lineman. before the stomp, he reportedly shoved the g

there is raleigh-durham, north carolina.ere, although it looks like it will be a soggy start to the big travel day today down there. >> brian: i recognized everybody in that footage. >> steve: did you? >> brian: yeah. so i'm going to call them all. >> juliet: my friend marty is going back to missouri today. she says her flight is not delayed out of newark, which gets a lot of delays. >> brian: the sad thing is, there is no marty. but okay. >> juliet: there is a marty, she's right there. my friend. >> steve: the imaginary friend we have. >> juliet: the little one that sits on your shoulder and talks to you late at night? >> brian: three minutes after the hour. tell us what else is happening. >> juliet: a serious one, a bus crash involving a girl's high school basketball team in southern maryland. it crashed there sending 17 people to the hospital. police say a drunk driver and a pick up truck is to blame. 28 girls and four adults were on board that bus coming back from the game. they were playing in virginia. investigators be

i appointed -- i expanded the jurisdiction of john durham, a very experienced prosecutor who had been appointed to look up the matter by the attorney general. his work is continuing. i think we're close to the work -- to the end of the worked -- work that he has been asked to do. a correct one. going to the process that i asked him to do was the right thing to do. >> you have the advice of people who knew what was going on saying you shouldn't do this. then you have seven former directors of the cia who were really offended by this. the problem is i think it hampers the work that they do in many areas if they are going to be brought into court years later. it is a decision you made. i just disagree with it. i think it was something that should have been done. -- should not have been done. having these people in limbo was the wrong thing, too. it kind of takes me back to ted stevens. i have not seen much in the way of correction for those who took those prosecutorial approaches. not only offensive, but i think there should have been some serious correction because of what they did to a

later on today, mid atlantic, temperatures will warm up into the 70's as you can see, raleigh durham,wer 70's. same for atlanta. 40's and 50's across the central and northern plain states. 60's and 70's along the gulf coast and if you're lucky enough to live down in florida which a lot of our viewers do, your temperatures will be for the most part in the 80's so a pleasant day on this wednesday. 4 all right. the republican party might still be undecided on a candidate for president. you may have heard that. gene simmons says he knows who should win the white house in 2012 as we get set for another debate tonight. >> rock icon and star of "family jewels" joins us live from london this morning. i should say good afternoon to you. in london time. >> cheerio. >> good morning. good afternoon. good day. it's another day above ground. i'm a happy guy. >> well, one thing that i know that you have been good at predicting in the past is who ends up becoming president. and a while back, you tweeted this. i voted for president bush. i voted for president clinton. i voted for president obama. the

almost 70 in raleigh durham.armer than that there in memphis, tennessee and meanwhile, along the banks of the gulf of mexico, temperatures will be in the 80's. 81 in both new orleans and tampa. then a lot of 70's across portions of texas. >> all right. that's your fox travelcast. gretchen, brian, over to you. >> steve, get over here. >> we're getting ready to do some pelvic circles. >> i heard that. and what is she talking about? >> i have no idea. >> the holidays are coming. that doesn't mean you have to pack on the pounds. that's what we're talking about. >> move your pelvis! that's right. deal or no deal girls are here to kick off their work -- kick off your workout and get your butt in gear. and get your model shape back. here to show us some moves are patricia kara who held case number 9, we'll remember. and pilar who held case number 14. welcome to both of you. >> thank you so much! great to be here. >> you're welcome. >> the theme of your workout is getting back into shape, correct? >> correct. >> are we a

later on today, things are going to warm up quite smartly. 68 will be the daytime high in raleigh-durham shy of that in minneapolis. out west, missoula, 35 should be the daytime high. 77 in dallas. >> brian: can pizza pave the road to an iowa caucus win in 2012? >> steve: in 2008, the man known as the iowa caucus king maker, led mike huckabee to victory by having him meet with caucus goers over a slice of pizza. what about the current presidential field. >> brian: bob is the president of the family leadership. welcome, bob. >> great to be here. >> brian: when did you first get ahold of huckabee and say, let's sit down and have a slice of pizza? it could work? >> first of all, huckabee got ahold of me and -- >> steve: the guy. >> it was actually thanksgiving day, 2006. he said, i want you to chair my effort. and i said, you know, i love you, but you don't have a chance. i don't know how we're going to introduce you to the people of iowa. i really liked him, so i became his state chair and we introduced him all over the state of iowa. took him to pizza ranches 'cause pizza and politics mix