in the foreground, you see a few other men wearing those suits to give you an idea of what he was wearing and what caught fire so quickly. reports say military suits are sprayed down with some sort of retardant so this doesn't happen. >> even if he would have stopped, dropped and rolled, i don't know if that would have helped because there was just so much to go up in flames. >>> you need to head on over to facebook.com to enter. >> that's when you click on win an ipad button and enter the buzz word. >> wednesday's buzz word coming up in a little bit. remember, you have to be 18 years old or older to win the ipad 3. >> we'll be back with the buzzword. >>> ne >>> earlier in the day there was a report of a man i m person ating a police officer. if you notice throughout this entire chase, car is stopping at stop signs, he is yielding where he has to yield. the only thing he's not doing is pulling over for this officer. >> he's being very conscientious in his driving, you're saying. >> all of this leads them to the brooklyn fire department's parking lot. >> stay in the car. stay in the car. >

. >> if we can inspire people to keep the issue of hunger in the foreground so when you are remembering your charityible giving you are thinking about the fact that your next door neighbor could have hard times right now and accessing food at a pantry. . >> reporter: prove that the people who depend on the food include those who may not have in the past. >> they don't -- people who sometimes -- two people working at good jobs, losing their jobs, still trying to keep the mortgage paid, et cetera, maybe one of them looses a job, now the income is cut in half. these are people who are accessing the emergency feeding system for the first time. >> reporter: the food bank depends on donations of food and time. volunteers always needed. >> i do it because there is a need in the community. hunger is pervasive despite our society and the wealth in our society and i believe it's our job to help that. >> hunger doesn't take a vacation and doesn't only happen during the holidays. it happens all long. >> reporter: when one truck delivers another leaves to give out almost immediately. it works becaus

waterfront per plan requirements and can you see the main arena at the end of the pier, and in the foreground you can actually see the ballpark. this is a closure view. can you start to see the arena and event. >> >> facility in more detail here and how it wraps around, how public access actually wraps around and up the building. you can see the plazas and all publicly accessible and people to gain a spectacular view of the city and you can see the retail pavilions bordering the embarcadero, now if you're walking along the embarcadero warking north this is a view next up to brandon street park and illustrated in green. of course it's not the final appearance but representing that area and you will see how approaching from this side you have this fantastic broad plaza and terrace plazas that lead you up into this magnificent views back to the bay bridge, and this is a rendering showing some of the character in early design thinking how the sowrj edge of the pier could be treated. we see this as a fantastic community gathering place, soundy, wind protected, with the opportunity to gain access i

this cool playground in the foreground for the kids and a computer lab inside among other things. if you look to your right, just steps away is the union city b.a.r.t. station. they've got a new plaza they just put in there with three statues created by a sculptor from france. those sculptures are situated on springs to help them survive a quake. by transforming this area around the union city b.a.r.t. station, the city of union city envisioned a day when this area will become a gateway to silicon valley. >> because in addition to making the entrance to b.a.r.t., it also allows us to make connections with heavy rail transportation which will connect us with the capital corridors all the way up to sacramento, the a train down to san jose and across the day on the dumbarton rail project. >> reporter: which will get to the 49ers stadium? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but for that to happen, for the next phase of this entire redevelopment around the union city b.a.r.t. station to happen, the city needs money. that's why they're relying on voters to pass measure b-1 this upcoming tuesday

that's the most important foreground games. i had a series of e-mails with ralph read faith and freedom coalition. he told me he had governor palin with a robo call going through 12 million voters. how far is she from getting voters up. he described a major asset evangelical women, tea party voters social conserves and repeats she is a major asset. we have 183,000 live calls in ohio just wednesday. governor scott walker, senator marco rubio that is part of the ground game. tea party, evangelicals, social conservatives. they have tremendous clout with these groups. anecdotal thing on saturday. i am sitting in the basement, they didn't know wasn't i was. i said yes i am going to be at the polls. i talked to someone i am falling dc for ohio am there's lots of work and unthus yach-- enthusia. they say i think he is going to win by 5 or 6 i will settle for 270. >> president obama got more enthusiasm. it is what president bill clinton is on the trail. he is pulling off the crowds and playing the old theme music. >> they are nervous a

again outside, 30s maybe our last day of frost, but it is out there emeryville you can see in the foregroundback towards san francisco, clear start on our vollmer cam live doppler a few radar returns through the north bay they tried the rain and it evaporated, rose the temperature up now it is plummeting back into the 30s. storm track near ukiah mainly where going to stay mendocino, lake counties, a few drips possible in the for the bay dry until friday. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s livermore, concord, fairfield, napa, los gatos, low to mid 40s elsewhere san francisco 48°. monterey bay, temperatures 39 monterey and watsonville, 34 gilroy, 41 santa cruz. here's my thinking, going to be chilly when you step out, warming trend begins this afternoon, warmer days today through thursday unsettled weather friday break saturday better chance of heavier rain sunday, monday into tuesday today compared to average cooler, warmer today one degree cooler in oakland, two livermore, three redwood city, five san jose most temperatures way from the coast in the low to mid 60s today with high clouds an

here's the intersection of jacqueline road you can see the fire department in the foreground on scene there are a handful of crime scene investigators here that i been crawling all over this intersection, marking things we did see markers where shell casings would have been the milpitas police department will not confirm what crime happened here. there are reports it was shooting. i was an officer involved shooting. that officers exchanged gunfire with a suspect. what i can tell you as a fact, the chp did receive a be on the lookout, from the milpitas police department that they were looking for a suspect who had exchanged gunfire with police along those lines it does not seem any police officer was hit and police apparently do not know if they hit the suspect or not, again, chp confirming they are looking for a suspect who opened fire, milpitas police will not tell us what going on. there are three schools near the intersection. when they open, if this crime scene is still active, they will be in for a shock not only this is happening but as long as this intersection stays closed the

the city, you can see the storm roll right over the phoenix skyline, including a busy i-10 in the foreground. but just before the haboob reaches the highway, olbisnki make a mad dash for safety. >> when the dust storm hit, i had jumped in my car and it was instantaneous blackout. i'd never been in a dust storm that turned the lights off that fast before. >> incredibly, the historic haboob on july 5th rolls through the city without a single death reported. dr. serbani credits phoenix residents for observing proper haboob protocol. >> it might have been due to the warning that the national weather service was able to put out about this, but one of the nice things about this particular storm was there were very few injuries associated with it. people were able to do the things they were supposed to do. pull off to the side of the road, turn their lights off and take their feet off the brake. >> the city doesn't escape completely unscathed. the dense storm leaves thousands without electricity after blowing down multiple power poles. >> whoa. power just went out. >> for millions of others, the st

that 37 degrees, there's the airport in the foreground. right on the warm the wa ers of the potomac. you get a half mile away from the airport and the waters, it's below freezing. that includes all of maryland, all of virginia. just a few clouds to our north and west right now. throughout the morning hours, we are going to stay cold. probably at or below freezing for the next couple of hours. that includes all of virginia, maryland, eastern shore, except right near the waters. out of the mountains, some locations in west virginia in the upper teens. canaan valley around davis, upper teens. el kins, 8:00 a.m. temperatures still near or above freezing with some sunshine. temperatures will pick up by the lunch hour out of the northeast at 5 to 15 miles an hour. low to mid-40s by then. upper 40s by midafternoon with lots of sun. partly sunny tomorrow. cold mornings, chilly afternoons all the way into the weekend. coastal storms still looking like might give us some rain and wind maybe late sunday night into monday. we'll keep you posted on tha

taking a look athe washington monument right there in the foreground, many of the buildings around the d.c. area. i believe that's 395 right there. as far as the temperatures go right there, high of 55 degrees, low of 41. yet another day below average. and yes, windy and cool. our wind chills are in many areas in the 30s right now. very chilly evening. 50 degrees at the airport. look at the winds. west-northwest at 15 but gusting to 26 miles an hour. we're going to continue to see rather breezy conditions overnight tonight right on through the day tomorrow and 3r0b8 through the day sunday too. so anytime you're this chilly the wind really doesn't help a whole lot. temperatures 46 in martinsburg, 45 in winchester, 46 in leesburg, 52 the warm spot in fredricksburg. forecasted wind chills. this is what you'll wake up to tomorrow morning for wind chills. 35 degrees in washington. 29 in gaithersburg. 28 in winchester. and 28 in frederick. look at fredricksburg. around 31. again, that's what you're waking up to on your saturday morning around 8:30. it's not going to wake up very naft. i do t

we've got the states in red or blue, all decided except that one in the foreground right there. that is the state of florida, still clear because the outcome there is unclear. we're not sure who's won that state. still trying to figure it out. >> still waiting for votes among the miami-dade area, an area where democrats usually do well. >> a moot point, the election has been decided but the economy is front and center in this cape. it will remain a big issue for the americans as we move forward, so how is the president's re-election playing on wall street, for example? we'll be getting into that. >> all right. also a big win for democrats in one of the country's most closely watched and contentious and expensive races. coming up, we're going to talk to massachusetts senator-elect elizabeth warren. >> before we get to that, let's go to nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell who is in columbus, ohio with more on some of the congressional races. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. well, democrats did something that at the beginning of this election year

we are looking over the roofs of american university in the foreground, and in the distance that is tyson'sear sky. temperatures 30s and 40 toss get you out the door. a little bit of a november chill. but no rain on the radar and no rain in the forecast for today. and i don't even think we need to worry about it too much on your monday either. so a mild start this morning. temperatures should be in the low 50s by 10:00 a.m. and near 70 before the afternoon is through. great day to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. >> looks good, chuck, thanks. >>> congress is demanding answers about the affair that led to david petraeus resigning as cia director. petraeus stepped down after an fbi investigation revealed he was having an affair. the reports show the former general was not even the original focus of the investigation. sources revealed to nbc news the affair was revealed because of an investigationnvolving the author of petraeus's biography paula broadwell. broadwell is believed to have e-mailed another woman not related to the former general. the other woman then went to the fbi complaining

battleground states here, you watch these numbers above me change and also we'll have a map in the foreground that will change. the very narrow path for the pennsylvania means pennsylvania stays where it is and nevada stays in his column because of hispanics and he wins wisconsin and ohio and that's it. he does it by one electoral vote, 271. this would mean all of these other states, all the southern states, florida, north carolina, virginia, colorado, savannah, iowa over here and new hampshire could all go to mitt romney, and he's short. that's the narrow path. that's the popular vote split in my guess. >> let's move on. we'll look at comfortable path and the narrow path for each candidate. let's start with the president. what's the best case scenario that's realistic for him on tuesday night? >> the best case scenario means he carries basically most of the swing states, colorado, virginia. you saw our poll with one point over here. probably also iowa, and then the difference between him getting over 300 electoral votes, savannah and under, would be the state of new hampshire in my opinion,

you can see some trees in the foreground there and some wire. ashley lanes going right into the tunnel. a couple hours ago you could see the headlights but you cannot see them right now. just to be very careful when you are crossing the bridge. you really probably can't see a couple of cars ahead of you. >> on a shopping experts estimate there will be the biggest on-line shopping day of the year for the third straight time, it is cyber monday. they're estimating americans will spend $1.5 billion just today on line. that is a 20% increase from last year. amazon .com started sire made deals at midnight is offering as much as 60% off of panasonic tv's. kmart is taking 75 percent of diamond earrings. $13.7 billion have been spent on line so far this holiday season. that is a 16% increase from last year. the cease-fire appears to be holding between gaza and israel. the two sides are meeting with egyptian officials today to discuss possibly opening of border crossings. an easing the economic blockade and gaza. with the couple secretary of state pillar

a look at the skating rink behind us, with all of the states decided except for the one in the foregroundflorida, because the outcome is not clear, and we don't know who has won the state. we could have to wait a little while to figure it out. >> we are waiting for votes in the miami-dade area, and an area that the democrats traditionally do well in, and florida has not given us the results yet. >> and this morning, somewhat of a moot point, because the election has been decided the economy was front and center in the campaign, and it will remain a big issue for americans as we move forward. so how is the president's re-election playing on wall street for example? we will get into that. >> and also a big win for the democrats and one of the most contentious, and expensive race, and coming up, we will talk to massachusetts senator-elect elizabeth warren. >> before that, let's go to the nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell with some of the congressional races. good morning, kelly. >> good morning, matt. democrats pulled off a feat that seemed unlikely in the beginning of the elect