campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ >>> welcome back to "first look." s morning. today, the government is expected to announce for the first time, to force tractor-trailer and heavy-duty pickup trucks to improve fuel efficiency. it would start with models in 2014. the proposal is expected to seek reductions of 20% in fuel consumption. >>> in pakistan, five people were killed by a bomb during morning prayers. there's been no immediate claim of responsibility. but taliban militants in the past have attacked the shrines. >>> and 19-year-old jennifer, the teenager who couldn't stop hiccupping, has been charged with first-degree felony murder. after the death of a st. petersburg, florida, man, in what's being described as robbery gone wrong. he was attacked by two men and shot. >>> indonesia is warning that its most volatile volcano could erupt at any time. the alert level was raised to its highest level. it last erupted in 2006, killing two people. >>> and explosive activity in greece, as well. but this one was controlled. a building in athens was demolished

that's your first look at sports. >>> now for another look at the weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> i just learned a new word of the day. >> there you go. >>> if you're just joining us this morning, it's going to be similar to what we saw yesterday. that's not just in new england and the mid-atlantic. that's everywhere in the country. we're stuck in this weather pattern for another day or two. all the green on the map is showers. don't count on sunshine from baltimore north up through new england. d.c., you'll probably get lucky today. 65 degrees. not the warmest. everyone from philly northward, it will be cloudy and we will see on and off drizzle, especially this morning been we'll get a break from the rain later this afternoon. it's damp and cool. temperatures in the 50s. and in pittsburgh, you may only see 51 for your high. as we go into wednesday, not a lot changes. we start to move the storm system further to the north so the heavy her rains will be up here, southern, central new england. for

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that's your "first look" at sports, i'm fred roggin. for another look at the weather, here is bill karins with the weather channel forecast. did you see that shot? >> it has to be fake. >> you think? >> haven't we had a couple of them lately? they're so unrealistic, i mean -- i don't know, what do you think? >> i -- i don't know. i prefer to believe in people. i'll say it's real. >> i'll take the opposite stance and not believe in people. let's talk about this hail yesterday. i want to show you the path of the storm here. the green is the hail reports. i'm here in brooklyn. let me show you what it looks like outside of my window. listen to it. this is, again, this was about 8:00 last night. this is the hail coming down, about quarter-sized hail at my house. i did see reports in the new york city area of one-inch hail. also a lot of lightning with that and gusty winds. that hail wasn't quite big enough to do damage to the cars or break windows. those storms are now gone. you can see the wet weather still with us in philadelphia and centr

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this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we begin this morning with fighting foreclosure fraud. as americans struggle to make mortgage payments, just yesterday a bill reached the president that, according to critics would have actually made it easier for banks to foreclose on homeowners. president obama stepped in and blocked the measure using a rare pocket veto. the bill would have forced courts to accept notarizations including those made electronically from across state lines. the worry is such a change could lead to fraud. recently major institutions have acknowledged problems with foreclosure documents, included suspected forgeries. in fact, three of the nation's largest banks have just frozen foreclosures in 23 states. the president has offered to work with congress on a revised bill. >>> yesterday the white house was busy defending its decision to let some companies escape parts of the health care law for now. 30 businesses have received a one-year pass on a requirement banning coverage for certain low-cost, l

your firsting "first look" on msnbc.rom active duty, i went to a military officer hiring conference. it was kind of like speed dating. there were 12 companies that i was pre-matched with, but walmart turned out to be the best for me. sam walton was in the military, and he understood the importance of developing your people. it's an honor to be in a position of leadership at walmart. i'm captain tracey lloyd, and i work at walmart. ♪ >>> welcome back to fitter look. i'm veronica de la cruz. ace roy halladay made his postseason debut last night. >> reporter: good morning. debut fort ages. in his first career playoff start, roy halladay pitched a no-hitter against the reds. he dominated from the start. struck out one. just won the entire game. lined a shot to left. johnny couldn't make the play. up 2-0. after two, never looked back. we go to the ninth. phelps grounded out. there it is. no-hitter for roy halladay. the only player to throw a no-hitter in the postseason. phillies took game one in historic fashion, 4-0. to the

that's your first look at sports. fred roggin. >>> now here is weather channel meteorologist bill karins with your forecast. >> the jets are playing i think the vikings tonight. big game. brett farve, randy moss. and it looks like the rain will hold off. the rain will come in after the rain is over. >> good for fans. >> i'm a little bias because i'm a jets fan. let's talk about the temperatures out there. it's cool in some areas of the new england and that's where the leaves are at their peak this weekend. it was gorgeous in so many spots. now we're in the 50s in the big cities. maybe a light jacket as you go out the door today. you'll probably carry it home, though. it's going to be a beautiful day. we have clear skies out there now. there's one band of showers racing through buffalo here. that will be in and out in a hurry. expect a lot of sunshine today. a couple more clouds late in the day. temperatures will be mild. pittsburgh, jumping up near 80, it will be 85 in washington, d.c. that's almost enough to turn the

up next, "first look." >> mission accomplished. the world celebrates as all 33 chilean miners are finally brought home. >>> delaware dual senate candidates go head to head. >>> space smashup, the hubbell telescope captures what are the first images of an astroid collision. >>> good morning. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with a flawless ascent to freedom. all of chile's 33 miners are finally where they should be, above ground celebrating life with their friends and family. after weeks of planning, drilling and testing, rescuers finished lifting the men from the depths of a mine that easily could have been their tomb. as kerry sanders reports, chile's joy was shared around the world. >> reporter: it's over. all 33 of the miners have been rescued. it took 22 hours, 34 minutes and 56 seconds, more than 1,000 engineering minds to figure out how to get down to those men. 2,040 feet in the earth. they pulled it off and now, this country and the world celebrates. >> it is an inspiring experience no

that's your "first look" at sports. red roggin. >>> now for another look at weather, here is nbc's bill karins. >> do you think that's real? >> no, i think that's probably real. >> but nobody around him came to his aid. they all ignored him. >> don't question fred roggin. >> i'm just saying it's convenient that happened. >> it's like every video we have on, you think it's rigged. come on, bill, have faith in us. >> i'm a little cynical. you heard about the ufo thing, too. >> on the upper west side of manhattan. they're balloons. >> it's coming for me. let's look at what's happening out there this morning. the heavy rain is moving up through new england it will get windier as the day goes on. right now it's mostly just rain. the only strong winds are on the coast of maine and new hampshire. as the afternoon progresses, the winds will pick up. it may be sunny later today but very windy. even on saturday, where it will be very windy still, at least the sun should be out in southern new england, then by sunday that storm is

your first look at sports. m fred roggin. >> and now for another quick look at the weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> i don't want to be considered bias by only giving the forecast where we live in new york but it really is the worst forecast really anywhere in the country this week. i mean it's just going to be a gloomy week when the leaves are near peak and as we look at the forecast, i mean monday through thursday, temperatures in the 60s and a chance of rain each and every day, right up until friday. sun will probably come out. showers out there this morning. this is how it's going to be. on and off light rain. not just new york but southern new england down to philadelphia, washington, d.c., this entire region from southern new england dunn into the mid-atlantic and throw in pittsburgh because you'll see a fair share of wet weather this week, so this is kind of -- unfortunately we lost a lot of leaves. this week it's more like new jersey and southern new engla

that's your early look at sports on "first look." i'm fred roggin. >> now with another check of the weather here is meteorologist bill karins. are you a hockey fan? >> a little bit. not my favorite. it's a little early. still sunny and warm. >> it is not sunny and warm. it's like 60 degrees. >> i think of hockey, i think the middle of winter. it's a long season. let's chat about today's forecast it is clear and cool. no clouds to talk about. bring your sunglasses with you for your morning drive as the sun comes up, it will be strong and glaring. 50s for the big cities, 40s in the burbs. later this afternoon it looks ideal. temperatures will be about 70 to about 75.

this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with closing the gap. new numbers from a "washington post" abc news poll show a majority of likely voters still prefer the republican candidate in their district's midterm elections, but the fight to the finish in november is far from over. nbc's tracie potts is in washington for us this morning with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. looking at these latest polls, the big question is the tide turning in favor of democrats just weeks before election day. let's take a look at some of the results. you mentioned this latest abc news/"washington post" poll. it shows that among likely voters, republicans still have a 6% edge, but that is down by more than half from just last

warning weather forecast. >>> first, let's look at today's midday stocks. [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. >>> man, it is nice out there. i had the convertible top down. >> and we'll need convertible top olympics. it will be like someone saying go and see who goes down quicker. >> i'll do the flag. i won't jump too high. >> like bricks. yeah, like that. >> and it throws my steering wheel off. >> i -- let's look at the current conditions in the area. i know you went up to penn state for football weekend. i was up for the nh ara races weather was gorgeous and it was interesting. the wild flowers were still up. fall really, it's just starting to creep

. >>> by brian has the first look at what to expect for the morning rush hour -- bob ryan has the first look at what to expect for the morning rush hour. >> right now on live doppler, absolutely nothing going on. we already see the rain showers beginning to break out. matter-of-fact, clouds have been coming in. out to the west, a boy, a lot of rain coming in. that will be the story as we go through tomorrow. we will see a fair amount of rain, quickly up to an inch of rain before moves out. it tomorrow evening's rush hour and a belfort furniture weather center, different than the morning. the timing and where it will fall coming up in the forecast. >>> the obama administration is facing criticism tonight in its investigation into the drunk driving deaths of a virginia and nnun. he struck and killed a nun and injured two nuns. prince william county officials are upset with the white house because they will not release their findings into why he went to years without a deportation hearing. he is an illegal immigrant who was previously arrested for dui in 2008. >>> d.c. police are searching

as well as our first look at third quarter gross domestic product. overseas, the dollar split against most asian currencies, after a group of 20 of the world's leading countries vowed to avoid a currency exchange war. meanwhile, japan reported its slowest month of export growth so far this year. and elsewhere, singapore exchange is buying australia's main stock exchange operator asx for about $8.3 billion. back in the states, bank of america is acknowledging for the first time it has found mistakes in some foreclosure files, as it sifts through more than 100,000 cases for resubmission. >>> gas prices across the country are up more than five cents in the past two weeks. the average price of regular gas in the u.s. is $2.82 a gallon. "the new york times" is reporting a possible deal in the works at carlyle group to buy telecom equipment maker for $.4 billion. what's in a name? when your name is trump, apparently a lot. lawyers for donald trump recently accused a fund-raising group in new zealand of trade mark infringement for giving out what it calls a

we look at our forecast first for the marathon. looks like it will be sunny tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., 52. these are good running temperatures. the game for the ravens and patriots -- the storm will be far enough away sunday that it will be windy. winds up to 30 miles an hour. 61 today, 64 saturday. sunday, 70. sunny skies. that is nice. >> tnk you. the eve of the 10th annual baltimore marathon began with more than 6000 runners lacing up after the 9/11 attacks. the festival has grown to more than 20,000 runners. with that, the baltimore running festival was born. years in the making, a terrorist attack five weeks earlier on 9/11 would not keep 7000 runners from lacing up for the inaugural marathon october 20, 2001. our own tom tackled the course that proved tough even for the elite athletes. >> the first marathon, you could see the looks on people's faces like, "what the heck is this?" it is a very hilly city. >> the festival is the brainchild of a woman who talked to the mayor into staging the event. >> i thought baltimore should

this is "first look" on msnbc but stay tuned. "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> the state department warns americans traveling in europe to watch their backs. the question is, on what intelligence is the u.s. government basing that warning and how concerned should travelers really be?

we have the first look at the forecast. >> with all those clowns around it felt like full today in the-- with all those clouds around. temperatures into the 50's. it is still dry out there. we will continue to see the cool air tomorrow. look at the temperatures out to our west. highs were in the 70's , sow fear not. as we head through the weekend me that milder weather coming through. i will tell you how chilly it will be in the morning. >>> the funeral for a man killed after another funeral will be held tomorrow. friends and family will honor the life of jamal coates, a man who was shot and killed last month. shots were fired minutes after the conclusion for another d.c. murder victim, ashley mcrea. there is expected to be a large police presence. >>> democratic nominee vincent gray has the first of a series of town hall meetings aimed at reaching voters who may not have voted for him. voters were anxious to hear some of his plans for the city. >> we still need a strong message from him that regis people know are really hurt. >> [inaudible] especially with the shortfall in our budget.

. >>> i'm scott budman with the first look at apple's latest laptop. after the break, why thin is back in. >>> and starbucks pairs with yahoo! to brew up a new insdoor network. the on shuns you'll be able to find. >>> temperatures dropping quick this afternoon. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 69 in san jose. for tomorrow, the temperatures on the cool side at 11:00 a.m., only the low 60s. we're also tracking showers. we'll he that in the seven-day forecast. or aand inhat night. replacements.. r ret our not tr he worked his whole life, served his country defending our freedoms, and depends on social security. so, who would want to privatize it? corporate lawyer david harmer. harmer's social security privatization plan would cut guaranteed benefits and gamble with social security on wall street. while we worry, harmer's wall street friends would make billions in profits from privatization. david harmer. a social security privatization plan we can't afford. >>> the newest apple is here. but you might have to squint to see it. nbc bay area's business

now the first look at traffic. here kim brown. >> reporter: thanks.ve a couple things happening in baltimore city right now. an update on the road closure on harford road because of the water main break repairs. closed southbound at superior avenue. this is ongoing. you can use they have a detour posted to get around that. an accident in the city sinclair lane and south baltimore bush street closed at severn because of a train blocking the road as

[laughter] chris: loren up first, looking at 10-7. loren: call. chris: limps in. gp, 7-6. gary: how much you got over there? daniel: she's got about 8,000-ish. 65 -- it's more than that -- 7 -- look at this -- 8. she's got 8,800 more. looks like you're counting a lot. gary: i want that 8,800. daniel: he wants the 8,800. chris: gary raises, and loren folds. gary: why you let me do all my chips like that for nothing? loren: i'm gonna wear you out. chris: the former nba champ continues to apply the heat to our challenger. gary: you know, i've been giving you a break. i ain't been putting your money over here, huh? remember? loren: so you don't even know which one's mine, so you're messed up. gary: yeah i -- it's all mixed up in there. it's pretty good for me. chris: king-deuce for gary. gary: call. chris: he calls. loren, 6-deuce suited. checks. the flop, queen-7-queen. dealer: action to loren. loren: i'm all in. chris: loren's all in with 6 high! [applause] gary: i call. chris: gary calls with the better hand. daniel: good luck, loren. loren: i need help. daniel: he's got kin

, you know, we didn't get the win last night and now we want to stop and we want to go and looking for the first win and -- >> looking back at that game, coach, you were outplayed and frustrated with how that game went. what did you see out there in atlanta? >> everybody -- they're a better hockey team and played hard. they're -- was great and that is usually this team. everyone talks about our scale and ability. that is usually our work ethics and match with the scale that it rises to win. we want to get that back here tonight. >> safe to say, you're a better hockey team? yeah, i think we're a lot better. and nobody went home after last night's game. saying we played well and helped the loss. we went home and said -- we didn't deserve to win and that is -- [ indiscernible ] tonight and with redemption. >> the excitement of getting back home. i know you'll be presented with a couple of banners here. >> the banner thing -- didn't know that and the stanley cup banner. i don't think that they care too much about it and -- seeing people around up to and last year. they're excited for the season and

looking good here. so bring on the sunshine. >> that's right. it was a welcome treat. >> yeah. like it. first a look at the harbor cam. as you look at federal hill, it was a breezy day. but beyond that, tough to find anything to complain about. fantastic looking weather, as we look at curves out of bwi. humidity at 38%, winds northwest at 20 miles per hour. let's take a hook at our weather net camera down in d.c. it's interesting how the sun the sun cascades over the camera. just a fantastic day. a few thin wisps of clouds, but for the most part. this is the kind of weather we saw in dc and baltimore, but all across the state and the region today. tough to complain. just gorgeous blue skies. >>> this has been our one weather woe, but not that bad of a woe. winds steady at 20 at the top of the hour, mainly out of the north, but a warmer day despite the breeze, because of the sunshine out there, gusting higher, 25, 30. right now, temperatures across the state. talking about low 70s, it's on the 73, baltimore to 72, and 68 over in york. want to zoom in here, show you a few more numbers. inner ha

the hole fans getting their first look at the new guys. here's lebron.had 18 points in this preseason game. but scary, scary moment for the heat and their fans. dwyane wade pulls up lane holding his leg. he left the game with a pulled hamstring. did not return. you don't want to see that. the big three were together actually for only three minutes. lebron and bosh enough to handle the pistons. the two scored a combined 38 points. heat dropped the pistons by 16 in a completely meaningless game. >>> rumors swirling this morning that the new england patriots are looking to trade star wide receiver randy moss to the minnesota vikings. moss was a seven time pro bowl receiver, in the final year of his four year deal with the patriots. and has expressed frustration with the organization's unwillingness to sign him to a new deal. he's also talked over and over again about how he's not getting the ball enough despite the fact his team is winning. randy moss was drafted by the vikings in 1998 in the first round when he spent seven years before moving to the raider

our first look at rookie closer neftalifeliz. 90-mile-an-hour per hour fastball. save of the playoff. 4 4-2 the rangers win. >> reporter: yes the rangers get the win but not a lost cause for the giants. they stayed into this game until the very end. aubrey huff not surprisingly pretty up front in that clubhouse. >> we want to come here go 3-0, absolutely but you know what it's very rare in the world series. two good teams battling it out. >> i'm supposed to make all of the routine plays and i'm supposed to just you know be a presence at the plate. that's what i'm here for and you know i just didn't do that. >> the thing about our team is you know we're capable of striking late and we've done it all year and -- but tonight we didn't have enough. >> all of the days we have to be ready. make adjustments for tomorrow and see what happens. >> all right thanks a lot, raj. still ahead a hockey game was scheduled at the shark tank but fans saw a fight night. a whole lot of g als ♪ ♪ great work everybody! now freshly remodeled, your target has never been better. >>> the sha

look outside. could warmer, sunny days be ahead? we're live with first warning weather coverage. i'm glad we enjoyed it saturday. >> and'll enjoy it again next saturday, but there's rain between now and then. take a look at the first warning doppler, i want you to notice the rotation here, this is from the lower right to upper left. the problem today and for the next couple will be an area of low pressure. just since 8:00 a.m., we've had 1/2 an inch of rain. and that's since everyone got up and got going. imagine what fell overnight. looking at the graphic, this is chilly out there. and the heat's going on in the house tonight. right now, we're in the low 50s. you see the low, it's not going anywhere. it will be cut off in the jet stream and we'll be damp until wednesday. 'll go back to the first warning doppler weather radar. we'll get a break from the steady rain. it will be more scattered steady rain into the afternoon. over the next three days, the longest duration of hard falling precipitation is coming to an end. keep your umbrella handy, showers through wednesday. beyond th

. >> first a look at a live picture outside. tony pann has your insta-weather plus forecast after the break. >> welcome back. the time is 6:14. at the top of the hour, the winds were calm. 37 degrees. the air is dry. the skies are clear. the winds died down. temperatures had a chance to drop off into the 30's. frost advisories in effect. in the city or near the water, you don't have to worry about it. the water temperatures in the 60's, and you get the heat from downtown. look at some of these numbers away from town? 37 in mount airy. 35 in parkton. 37 in rising sun. hopefully you had a chance to cover up the plans plants sensitive to cold this "world news this morning." watching a storm system about to gather strength out in the plains states. a piece of energy will come toward us. we will get a piece of rain monday and tuesday. in the short term high pressure will block that from coming in. as it moves off the coast, we will pick up a southwest wind. that will pick temperatures up into the 70's. i'll show you the seven-day in

. >> chief meteorologist vytas reid is here now with a first look at your forecast. >> looking at some rain coming our way. out there right now we still see clear skies, beautiful conditions but temperatures were a little cooler. on hd radar you can see scanning the skies, no precipitation to talk about. there's a little rain ttere along i-71. as we zoom out there's some strong showers and thunderstorms moving across parts of indiana. rain but we have a lot of ssattered activity over parts of tennessee, kentucky. we have an area of low pressure going to be riding along this front. tomorrow giving us a chance of decent raanfall. looking at a decent amount of rainfall potentially. looking at the model data here showing anywhere from about an inch, quarter of an inch to an inch across the i-95 corridor so it looks like we're in the cross-hairs of the heaviest rainfall. definitely some heavy rain on the way. looking at state temperatures out there, 70 in d.c., looking at 64 in hagerstown. expect to see those winds staying out of the north keeping us on the cool side of thing. it looks like

look at that. perish all game long. and the cap it off, flacco followw the big guy. the firste 3rd careerrrushing touch down and the ravens are up, 7-0. the second quarter, ray rice back to being ray rice. look at him, he weaves his way for 18 yards and the first down. three plays later, the flacco throws ittin the end zone. the defensive pass interference. ravens had 7 innings, ravvns get the ball at the 1. then on the first play after the penalty, rice takes the goal liie, carry, lips ii for the first touch down of the year. the ravens take it a two touch down lead. watch this. tte 5 yaads deep in the end zone, but man does he get blown up by jason phillips. and the ball comes loose. and the thomas left the game with the neck injury and a phone ringing in his head. the ravens couldn't do anything offenssvely, so here comes billy to sneak the 7-yard field goal. purple and black on top 17-0. under a minute left in the half. broncos wwre the first in the -5, and they launch it in the end zooe. look attllndon, that is incredible for the touch down. taking another look at he buun

amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >> the giants have arrived in arlington texas yesterday and took their first look at rangers ballpark. they have a short workout to limber up and get a feel for the stadium. more later in sports with a look what the giants have to do to take a commanding lead this afternoon. next san bruno residents get the latest information on the investigation and the status of >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> it's been seven weeks since the pipeline explosion in san bruno killed eight people and destroyed 37 homes. the residents came together last night to hear the latest information on the investigation and status of the pg&e pipeline that runs through their neighborhood. lillian kim reports. >> san bruno residents put up a united front despite written assurances by pg&e that the pipeline will be moved. many wore t-shirts urging the utility to relocate the pipe. >> the neighbors are sticking together and we're going to keep the pressure on so that pipe is gone. >> this is the second town hall meeting since the pipeline explosion and representative

-p>> we're hhre with the first look at sky watch forecast. >> it's going to be aabreeze. i guaranteed it. everyone knows ii's windy. >> all right. just playing a little music association tomorrow. we'll be seeing a good deaa of sunnhine and the wind. it will be windy. but i think they will like it. at least by the end of the raae it's going to start feeling good with the sunshine coming through. and partly cloudy skies. 55 here in charm city. and the winds kicking up. 22 miles per hour. 10 here in charm city..3 50 degrees at 6:00 a.m. tommrrow and we'll top out around 62 and -e finishing with a daytime high full five-day forecast.bck my >>> back to the bargaining table %-union leaddrs call the rejectn a bum in thh road. @% >> i take yes to the vote. ii's very much abbut teachers saying what youurr sking us to do is so, extraordinarily that we need more time.ve done >> teachers must hammer out a deal soon. the current contract expires in two weeks. >>> ttnight on fox 45 news at 5:30 we ask you if teacher pay shoulddbe based on performance. most of you say yes. on face book

. >> now we have the first look at the new prius. when university is planning to take it on an extended test drive. >> this is one of the various cars on the road. only about 150 in the u.s.. a couple are right here in georgetown. this is the new hybrid car from toyota. james will be driving one for the next couple of months as georgetown university takes to these cars on an extended test drive. behind the wheel, it handles like any other prius. it is a bit heavier. right now, he is averaging 70.7 miles per gallon. >> i have driven its for a few weeks going over 50 miles a day. only 7 gallons of gas in it. it is a huge savings. >> this is the trial run for the car that will hit the market nissan hitsin the suand their cars. the car recharges in a standard outlet in a few hours. stimulus money is being used to install similar charters. >> it is targeted to a driver that wants high mpg. >> these will be at georgetown for about a year or so while they are evaluated. eventually they will got -- go on the market. pricing has not been anno

for the record looks at the race for governor. the first congressional and slots in arundel county. ayers at 2:30 and 5:00 tomorrow. and on the governor's race takes a look at the two men ruunng for the top office and how they differ on key issues. thattbe special is tomorrow at 4:30p.m.. and 10 a.m. sunday on fox 45. >> and stay with fox 45 news for the latest on the mid term elections. go to foxbaltimore.com/vote 2010. >> and the economy is the main concern among voters this ear, unemployment in maryland just went up. maryland'' unemployment rate went up to 7.5% in septtmber, up 2/10 of a% from august, the state added more jobs than it lost in september. but most of the hiring was government jobs. experts say unnmployment went up because more people started looking for work. >> and there is evidence that national immigration reform could get pushed to t back burner after election day. it became a hot issue this year when the state of arizona passed its own immigrationnlaw. republicans could make big gains in congress nnxt month. but theii pledge to america is stressing jobs and th

chevrolet has the vault, nissan has a vehicle, and now a first look at the 2012 prius. an extended test drive. >> take a good look, this is one of the rest cars on the road. there are only about 150 in the u.s., and there are two in georgetown. this is the new toyota prius, plug-in car. james connor will be driving it as georgetown university takes them on an extended test drive. behind the wheel, it looks, feels, and handles like almost any other prius. it is a bit heavier, but he is averaging 70.7 miles per gallon. >> i have driven two weeks and after two weeks i have only put 7 gallons of gas in it. >> this is the trial yon for the first plug-in to hit the market after the widely anticipated chevrolet volt and nissan leaf. the prius will offer 40 miles of pure luck. driving at speeds up to 60 m.p.h. in charges at a standard outlet in three, four hours, half that at a charging station. it stimulus money is being used nationwide to install similar charges. >> some drivers want high miles per gallon and others want electric cars. >> these are early production models, 201

>>> first look. george bush's new memoir. why he actually thought his order brought down united 93 on 9/11. >>> full body. starting tomorrow, will you choose those revealing airport scans or a very personal patdown? >>> and, fulfill a dream. a young man changing the world, one wish at a time. >>> good evening. tonight, just five days from the midterm elections that will help set the course for the country for another two years. new polls show president obama's core supporters, those from 2008, have drifted further and further away from the days of bold optimism. so, last night, when one of their icons, comedic gladiator, jon stewart, questioned the president, his questions seemed to reverberate across the country and across that shift since the election two years ago. jake tapper spent the day assessing it all and with us tonight. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, that's right. president obama went on the jon stewart show last night. stewart frequently assails and critiques the right with wit. and he is often seem

here is a first look at the forecast. >> the pamela -- the worst is behind us. it is quiet and dry outside. the skies of clear nicely. look at the rain totals. over 9 inches in annapolis. over 8 inches in baltimore. about 8 inches in hunting town and prince frederick a little over seven and a half. if you can see the storm moving to the north and east, away from the metro area. skies had cleared nicely, potomac highlands and shenandoah valley. forecast calls for the highs in the upper 60's and the law were 70's. mostly sunny skies for most of us. more details and extended outlook for the upcoming weekends and a chance for more rain. >> appreciate it. >>> president about -- barack obama formally announced his right hand and is resigning. chief of staff rahm emanuel is leaving to make a run for the mayor of chicago. mr. obama gave him a high- profile sendoff in the east room. >> he has been an outstanding chief of staff. i will miss him dearly, as will members of my staff and cabinet. >> he has to collect 12,500 signatures in chicago by november 22 to get on the ba

weather warning forecast. >>> and first, we'll look at today's midday stocks. ,,,, [ ehrlich ] four years ago unemployment in maryland was under four percent. today, it's nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we face a national health care plan that will hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago? we're heading in the wrong direction. we need strong leadership. say no to things we can't afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse to raise taxes. martin o'malley can't do it. i will. >>> this is going to confirm what you see there. there's a breeze and it's tumbling up from the south, south west. first warning doppler, it's going to show us moisture out to the west. and particularly, that stuff around own oak, that's moving our way. we'll have more late afternoon showers, however, having said that, let's look at the graphic. i mean, there's definitely going to be a band of thunderstorms out to our west on the otherside of the mountains w

we are here with the first look at the forecast for democrats in this jelly overnight. we know how to get rid of a drought. here is the doppler. nor will we see anything. here are some of our locations. there are sparkling skies we have out there. look at that do. -- dew point? you'll probably see temperatures in the low-50's. we will see a cool morning. it is that time of year. we get the chilly mornings produce it did seasonably cool but a lot descension. warmer weather for the weekend. a great time i've the first year. >> thank you a lot. a story that every college student and parent need to see. the suicide of a rutgers university student highlights a problem that you may not know about. 1100 college students take their own lives every year. thousands of others suffer from depression. some are taking steps to save lives. ? people are stress. there is pressure a will. >> the counseling center offered free screenings today. five teenagers committed suicide last month across the country. the staff is now on high alert. >> people are looking at the news stories. they mi

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first, let's take a look at the blue angels. >>> there were the dangerous drives and straighter thanrrow buzz and rocket ship blast that go into the wild blue yonder. it's what everyone comes to see year after year as the grand finale of fleet week blue angels performed to rave reviews. >> the adrenalin, going up and coming down, you think they are going to hit the ground. >> the higher risk of the maneuvers and precision. they are amazed to do that. the shear power. >> it's the city and we parked way up by levi plaza. >> we are students so we zigzagged through most of the traffic. >> that was the challenge for everyone, navigating the traffic. there was gridlock on city streets. it would take ten minutes to get a single block at times. all day long, major delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. i know i was caught in that one. it was a lot of patience in getting through the traffic, getting over the bridge but what a show once everyone got down here to enjoy a lovely day. of course, they'll have another hour of gridlock traffic getting everyone back home tonight. >> a big day in bay ar

logistically they are almost ready, but it wanted medics to go down, talk to the minors first, lookingt who would go first and who would go last. applications here in the camp, which is an extraordinary place with this amazing human drama unfolding, probably by tomorrow, midnight, once the president has come back once again, we can expect the first miners to arrive. >> it may be completely unfair, but there has been cynical speculation over the jockeying for position about who comes up last, because whoever is down there last will likely hold a world record. >> there is a bit of that. to be honest, when they first started talking about a pecking order, there was kind of an understanding that the man in charge of the shift, the shift leader, would be the last person to come up. i gather that that will still be the case. but there has been some jockeying. not just for coming up, but also what happens when they are back here on planet earth. that has taken place amongst the families, i am told, who are being -- beginning to disagree with each other over the interviews and the money that w

the woman says that she and her husband are committed to building it. >>> and we are getting our first lookt what the proposed islamic center would look like. the $140 million project would include art objects, a memorial of september/11, and a place for prayer. this is the first time that they have been made public. >>> it was a sightseeing trip that went terribly wrong. tonight, we are hearing dramatic 911 calls from a young woman whose husband was shot. the deadly shooting happened on thursday. she was desperate for help. >> hello? >> ok. are you sure that your husband got shot? >> tiffany was faced with a choice, either try to get her husband on her jet ski to try to bring him back to the u.s. side, or to try to save herself. they believe the gunman may have been a pirate working for a drug cartel. the body still has not been recovered. >>> verizon will reportedly offered a historic refund. they will give $90 million to 50 million customers who were wrongly billed for internet use. they will get credits on their upcoming bill. former customers will get a check in the mail. >>> days afte

we just had our first look again at the first of these documents. we want to go to our pentagon correspondent, jim miklaszewski who is on duty tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this is a massive leak of america's military secrets. nearly 400,000 documents in all. that's as thick as a stack of 800 telephone books. while this is all breaking as we speak, at first blush it appears to be breaking bad for the u.s. military and the pentagon. the documents we've seen and have been reported so far reveal that the u.s. military knew that iraqi security forces beat, tortured and murdered detainees. but those u.s. military forces were actually under orders not to intervene so instead they looked the other way. in one instance, an american helicopter gunship shot and killed a group of iraqis who were attempting to surrender. other documents also reveal that hundreds of iraqi civilians were killed at u.s. military checkpoints. a number far higher than previously reported. and in a five-year period, some 66,000 iraqi civilians were kil

meteorologist emily gracey is here wiih a first look t the sky watch fooecast.ly, you were out there tooo >> i was ut there. you were out there. we wereeall wet. nobbdy voided ii. today different.3 tomorrow a different story..3 so clearer weather in the forecaat. coooer weather as well. looking at that here on thh radar. looking out at the radar. not seeing any rain showing up. that system has departed. and is bringing wet weather to tte northeast right now. and it has not complltely moved off land. but hhs moved out of the mid-atlantic. at least for now we areein the clear as far as wet ccnditiins are concerned. later in the forecast.3 we do have wet weather to talk about. right now talking about cool temperatures. 55 degrees riggt now in balttmore. ú%oling down quiikly this evening. and some spots will be down to thee40s. only getting into the mid to upper 60s or tomorrow..3 like i said, more rain on the way. i will have the details on when it will arrive, coming up innth3 full forecast. %-drivers eed to know about.d drivers on the highway are requireddto move

we have a first look at the weekend weather outlook. >> we have had enough rain for the week. here is a nice look at the doppler. there is nothing within quite a while. i will show you where there is rain in new england but we will remain dry for the week. here is how i see things. clear and rather cold tonight. a bit of a breeze for saturday. delightful sunshine. i will tell you the details. >> in the meantime let's get down to the latest in the fort hood mass shooting case. a stunning new detail is revealed that we have not heard. part of the rampage was recorded on a cell phone camera. that video no longer exists. that is because the soldier who took the video was ordered by an officer to erase it that day. today's third -- article 32 hearing was to determine if major hassan should stand trial. the hearing resumes on monday. more than 11 recommendations cutting costs. the reform commission recommends the state get out of the liquor business. proposes to use that revenue for projects. >>> president obama is backing a plan to give senior citizens a little bit more money. the