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in the foreground is his son, his son hugging another one of his daughters.he concession speech after losing to governor bob mcdonnell. state police are saying that there was one other person also found dead inside that home. we have heard from the university of virginia medical center that he is in critical condition. and we're expecting to get further details and and update from the police in a news conference that eight minutes o from now we've got our live cameras ready. you'll be privy to that will across party lines, all sorts of messages of good hope and will to that will family, as well. another story we're following, the father of actress brittany murphy, wants the investigation into his daughter's 2009 death reopened because he believes that the star of the movie clueless was in fact, murdered. >> i have a feeling that there was a murder situation here. yeah, it's poison. yes, yes, i know that. >> so angelo says his daughter brittany murphy was poisoned and he says he has the lab reports to prove it. our entertainment it correspondent nischelle turn

. >> look foreground transportation. >> taylor is 19 and a student at north florida university. >> hi, beautiful. >> how are you? >> good. how are you? >> good . >> hi. oh, good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> are you cold? >> yeah, i'm freezing. i did not expect it to be the weather. >> this is peggy. >> pretty exciting seeing my parents. i never get to see them any more. they are 11 hours away. >> we're going to do thanksgiving in our home. we normally go to relatives. we're going to do thanksgiving at our house this year. it will be a house full of grand kids and kids. it will be good. >> we'll see how that goes. >> at dulles airport, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> most people who are hitting the road, hopping a train or boarding a plane have already done so. there are always those folks who like to make the mad dash thanksgiving morning. like me. meteorologist outside right now with a look at what we all can expect. always traveling on thanksgiving. >> it's not a bad strategy, actually. i have a nephew coming in tomorrow morning. it's going to be fine. it's going to be cold but the

competes for my favorite painting in the exhibition it is view of harlem with bleaching grounds in the foregrounds and one of the most important innovations for the 17th century, dutch landscape painters was the way that they approached the sky. for any of you who have traveled to the netherlands you know that there is a low horizon line and i have been told that the dutch people and i can be corrected. that they call their clouds the dutch mountains because the landscape is so low that really you get these massive clouds in the sky and that is the kind of important topography to talk about. this is another example by the same artist and it is a winter scene, and as i move through these images of different paintings from various national schools. i don't want to talk too much over them but to let you feel how the atmosphere and the mood is changed by the different kinds of clouds that the artists have chosen to depict. and i wanted to also var clearly indicate it was interesting when putting together this powerpoint, i don't typically like to put any words on the images on the slides because i lik

that shows -- it creates more of a spacesing morebackgrnd, the bond areas, and the foreground and workingh different colors and limiting my affect the painting,nd ll differentompositions from photographs itake. >> the theme about t dancers, is that just the theme for thi exhibiti or is that your theme that you carry? >> my main by of work is based on the danrs, and oil painting oncanvas, and that's at i have been exhibiting in my exhibitions throughout the bay area and out of state. and i do have a mixed media work, and i do some sir rcyrami did a per mache sculpture. that took a long time. identity.gs that hav to do with >>nd any final advice to any latinas t there who might be watching that you have inspirie, worlof vice? >> any age, any gender, i continue making your work, and looking for opportunities, and go to shows, meet peop, and look online for opportuniti to show. like the show i have, my solo show, i had to make a proposal abou images, information about myselfand a statement, and they accepted it sometimes it's opptunities like that that open up and you have to be ready, have y

. >> you see that in the foreground and the stream of hot lava in the background. and it gives you this strange sense of how could these two things exist at the same time? >> are those clouds? no, that's steam on the show. looks like somebody took a big red sparkler and stuck it in the mounta mountain. this thing is 16,000 feet at its summit. this is shot by a man who goes volcano hunting. a molecular biologist by day, waited two weeks and 20 hours just to capture this video. >> it makes you respect the planet, though, makes you look on this rock that we live on with complete awe. >> waiting for something evil to be born. >>> a spectacular sight for spectators and racers at the street race in new zealand. watch these riders take a hard right turn. one guy's going to high five, then boom. >> oh. >> did you see that stuff go spraying? that was gasoline. that fuel now turning into vapor spraying all over the place covering the bike of the guy with the helmet cam. watch this. yep. two bikes catch fire, fuel all over the street. it also looks like a protective barrier a

a live look outside at the bay areas led sculpture on the bridge and the ferry building in the foregroundquickly become a favorite of night owls and now they can enjoy them longer. the lights are on from dusk to dawn. from:00 a.m., you can see them through the fog. they have programmed a new sequence for the early morning hours. >> that is cool. >> that is for us. thanks for watching and remember we get an extra hour sleep, turn the clocks back one hour. we'll see you again tomorrow. good night. ,, ,,,,,,,, ♪ if you've got bugs ♪ if you've got ants ♪ if you've got bugs and flies ♪ and slugs and things that crawl... ♪ we're here. mom, come see my room. i'll be right there, honey. hey, uncle charlie. hi, shorty. hello, charlie. hi, judith. what are you doing here? if you must know,

it crosses the play -- memorial bridge in the foreground. ♪ ♪ the scene from arlington.l and the city beyond that surely one of the most glorious views anywhere. the procession now is across the bridge. and approaching the virginia shore. the final resting place of president kennedy, lies on a grassy slope not fall from the fallen heroes of the other years of other wars. there is no other graven the immediate area, but up a hillside and to the south and east and west range of course, row upon row of simple white stones. beneath these are men who fell of bulrush, santiago, a world war ii, a world war i, he would do much, i agree ridge, the other heroes the names and places read like a litany of america's wars. in that background directly in line with the graveside across memorial bridges the lincoln memorial. president kennedy's grave is on the open sloping area just three dogwood trees stand sentinel. whites in bloom but of course, they are there now. the costas manchin and are listed in the great yellow columns gleaming in the sun a flag will be at half staff. it was th

there's a tree in the foreground blowing around. camera is shaking a bit.the winds not as strong as we had last evening. it will still be breezy for tonight and tomorrow as well. right now temperatures cooling in the 50s, just about everywhere. berkeley checking in at 56 degrees. fairfield, mid-50s, santa clara. san rafael. the coolest spots going down to the mid-30s in the north bay valleys. we can see gusts hitting 30 miles an hour at times. temperatures in the 60s by the bay. 70s inland. a look at the forecast for the rest of the week, coming up, vicky. >>> poll suggests older americans are against most proposal that would cut social security benefits. that survey by the associated press, finds 6 out of ten people oppose changing the way cost of living raises are calculated or gradually raising the elgiblity age for full social security benefits much many want generous benefits. about one-third, believe the age should be below 65. >>> still ahead, chance to race through new york. why this year's new york marathon held a special meaning. >>> the head honc

are really good, there is a guy who takes someone's purse and it is a joke and this guy in the foregroundappens to be this karate dude and looks back over and the guy runs across and he kicks him in the face and laid him out. everybody said no, no, it is a joke. he said that's not that funny. it was destruction of property -- >> there was one where it was destruction of property and he would smash the milk on the floor and he acted like he sliped. he did it once and broke his arm. it was funny to watch him hurt himself of the he would slam the milk and pretend he fell. i was never happier. >> there should be a show where they talk about videos and then never show them. >> that's what we do every day. >> the people at home are saying we have not seen these videos. now we have to look for them. andy, any last words? i like to help people and i am not helping anymore. >> you have never helped anyone in your life. >> i have helped people. >> it is for personal gain. >> that's true, but now i won't do that anymore. >> stuff happens in cities these days because nobody wants to get involved. loo

bridge, which you will see momentarily, which passes the lincoln memorial, which you see in the foregroundnow the case on is entering onto memorial bridge, flanked by on the bridge,us given to the people by the people of italy, after world war ii. the picture here is from the top of the lincoln memorial, looking cemetery, which is in the background. this again is the picture from arlington cemetery, the headstones in the foreground, the city of washington behind it, some -- surely one of the anywhere.ous views the procession now is across the bridge and approaching the virginia shore. the final resting place of president kennedy lies on a grassy slope not far from that , fallen, of other wars. there is no grave in the but upon area, their are rows of stones. from men people assess, heartbreak ridge, other heroes, world war ii, the names of places read like a litany of america's wars. in the background directly in line with the gravesite, across memorial bridge is the lincoln memorial. 's grave is inedy threen-sloping area just dogwood trees standing sentinel over it. they're white when the

including this image that appears to show a rifle at the foot of the police officer that you see in the foregroundhere. that is the rifle that so many people have been describing, and it does appear based on that image to be an assault rifle. ines what is the latest? >> this is the latest of the scene. and it said inside lax terminal, possibly the gun used laying on the ground in front of the guard. and this is just one of the angles of what appears to be the scene that has been tweeted just minutes ago. we also want to show you what earlier jasmine tweeted this image. it appears to be the same scene and also josh earlier tweeted this image as well. dell? >> joining me by phone from sacramento james wedick a former fbi agent. mr. wedick we are seeing the images on tv. i'm going back to the image that showed the rifle. it does appear to be what is described as an assault rifle, ar-15, m-16 depending on the frequency of the rounds. is that what you are seeing? >> yes, it does appear that way. i also saw a bit ago officials from atf arriving on the scenes. so they are the weapons experts. >> and i ju

small hills in the foreground were crowns of object, and home and live oak trees. thickets of dogwood, hackberry, elm and live oak blended the river bottom. framing his the word to beautiful streams of clearwater. in the short span of three years, mirabeau lamarr have escaped personal despair, obscurity and political fumigation to obtain a position of prestige and power. are in disaster he was in command and embryonic nation destined for greatness. he had just finished a thrilling buffalo hunt in which a distinguished himself by bringing down an enormous animal, the largest at least one companion had ever seen. he now admired with his poetic i natural beauty which have consistently stunned let's imagine the men than himself. face with his awe-inspiring vista, vice president mirabeau lamar announced that they an ambitious dream to fellow hunters jacob harold, was every, james rice, for texas rangers and maybe a slave jacob when he tried from hilltop, this should be the seed of future empires. [applause] >> and just declared jeff, this is where we are right now right

there's a sign in the birkhead, the gun is in the foreground, the sign and says 36. so, we believe this is the spot. we know that people went out under the tarmac here. we know that this suspect was engaged right here. by authorities. and yet, multiple witnesses who came out these doors and were out on the tarmac report they saw a gunman or saw a person subdued by authorities put into halves and taken away. we've seen multiple people in handcuffs and it's possibly they were people who they wanted to question. that they had at least some suspicious they might be involved in some way. but the gunman responsible ever went outside. i'm not saying witnesses were wrong because we have multiple witnesses saying they saw someone handcuffed outside the terminal and taken away. we have no reason to doubt that. we've seen pictures in that sort of situation, but the gunman himself was engaged inside and never made it outside. started here at security check point, came past the burger king, down to the food court. continuing shooting in this area, was engaged by an officer and ta

i think about some of the main spokespeople like lance armstrong who really foregrounded his own agency in finding the right doctor and finding the right treatment and surviving. i think it's a story we all want to believe in. i like it, you know. the truth of the matter is it's not the case and i think a lot of people who i have talked to who have advanced cancer or not so advanced cancer feel that their real experience is being denied and that they are not being starting dashed scene and their struggles are not being seen -- and i think that makes it a lot harder for people than it needs to be. there's a way we can retain hope and even hope against hope while also acknowledging that this is really going to be a problem. >> host: what's it like as a cancer patient? you are an extremely accomplished researcher at stanford but thinking for a moment as a patient, what's it like hearing all the militaristic language around cancer? is that helpful to make things clear to patients or is it distracted because it dichotomous is something that shouldn't be die qaeda mice? your thoughts on that.

and if you look in the foreground, you will see that eternal flame. it is always you burning.ed the flags to be lowered to half-staff at the white house, the capitol, government buildings all throughout to marking this particular solemn day. john king joins us live in dallas. i know you're going to do a lot of the spearheading of our national coverage. you're too young. no matter how old we are we all stop and think and have a special thought and memory about what this means for america. give me a special rundown where you are and how it's going to play out. >> you just mentioned the conditiondy family. they made a decision not to participate in the ceremony here it, the remembrance of the horrible event that happened right here 50 years ago. the family is aware of the ceremony and decided not to participate in any way. as you noted at 12:30 local time when the president was shot right here in dealey plaza, there will be a tolling of the bells and a moment of silence, as well. it's a relatively low key ceremony. the mayor will speak about the city and where the city has come i

but in the foreground, the -- white house. it is friday. november 1st.appy new month. >> yeah. >> i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck, it's hard to believe it's november. it is thick outside. it's warm and soupy. monika is going to have traffic momentarily but howard on the weather terrace. >>> it's warm and muggy and windy and we have a line of heavy showers and maybe a rumble of thunder. but it's the winds which have prompted a severe thunderstorm watch and even some warnings and i know you can hear the wind buffeting and we have a little wind screen on the microphone. here's a look at the forecast and the low clouds over d.c.. that's an angry looking sky on this friday morning. the heavy stuff i think will come through in the next couple, three hours. some breaks this afternoon. and those winds, boy they are strong. they can gust 40, maybe 50 miles an hour. the severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 carroll, frederick, loudoun west. the bright yellow counties you see in eastern west virginia, and maryland, those are severe thunderstorm warnings with t

when she came into the foreground i could see blood caked on her stockings, heavily congealed on heright wrist, hand. i could see flecks of flesh on a raspberry -- a woman reporter told me mrs. kennedy wouldn't call it pink. there were parts of the skull. you could see flecks of it on her dress. >> we've known each other for a long time. you trained me as a reporter. how did you keep your composure? >> i was scared to death. i knew i was going to give the pool report. i kept writing. i just kept going. i counted 28 people in the room. i counted 28 seconds for the oath. i saw what president johnson was doing. he asked for ice water, more ice than water. i tried to get every detail i could. i knew it was going to be a good one. i was going to have the whole white house press corps with me, probably go all over the world. probably the first announcement that the new president was sworn in. >> and at 4:00 in the morning after the return to andrews, the body was taken to bethesda for the autopsy and returned to the north portco to lie in the east room. you were standing near there broadca

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down and all sorts of political disorder the gentle jeans you see that issue being brought to the foreground you see the authorities in kinshasa going to the negotiating table with their neighbors for now those talks that are being broken by uganda seemed to kind of be on standby and also addressing some of those he is hugely important citizenship and land reform issues in the east of congo one school. for us. it is and isn't cool. because the data and dinner from running. so just to explain the bnp are just explain to people but those are the offshoots of some of the hutus who took part in the nineteen ninety four. it is just like you guys. many many floor. when he's at the school to time. the next day she used to do it again at the end. calling his office or school. she owns to all the colors are in use woo hoo. he needs his own when we fall in the country together. the three countries being. d r congo uganda and rwanda uganda the final solution. groups and the new the we. to sit and enjoy a walk. melissa is that you know. it's the same room. to the room. bleh. use it. which brings me back

everybody's mind share so this type of solution with remote presence telemedicine has come to the foregroundw to do that. ashley: faceting. -- fascinating. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. robot -- robert the robot. [laughter] tracey: now heading down to new york stock exchange exchange, mark, we have a lot going on today after hitting a bunch of milestones. that does not bother you? >> it does but for the time being a the market's trend we have been up we tried a couple times to get over 60,000 and that failed but it has gone back at an unchanged it is tough to make too much and tell the sec gets down below 1746 but until then we will trend positive then stalled out with bernanke some comments to see if he could hear what was earlier that will be big tomorrow. ashley: hollywood on track with the box office with the latest crop of new releases. tracey: justin time for the big day. ashley: look at today's winners and losers. tesla motors the stock is moving higher. we will be right back. ashley: jpmorgan and the justice department a greek from a landmark $13 billion settlement with

as we pull the camera shot out you can see all the devastation in the foreground and the reason i wanted to show you that to demonstrate almost the fickle nature of these tornadoes. they hit one section, absolute destruction is in its path. then if you go just across the street almost if there wasn't bad weather in the area. you will see battering of some structures and damage across the street but when you get a short distance away from where the tornado hit the structures always seem to remain intact and it is remarkable, jenna. jenna: mike, there is something you can tell, looking where you are standing we see destruction and you see clear skies. you mentioned it is very cold in the area. how cold is it? what is the temperature like? >> reporter: just above freezing 35, 40 degrees. it makes it tough for people going through their belongings. their hands are cold and it heeps misery on top of misery for these people. jenna: absolutely. mike we don't want to forget about that. mike will have reports throughout the day from the area. we're hearing from survivors forced to watch in horror

across into san francisco, you can sea the tower, you can see plenty of fog there in the foreground.hat possibility of patchly fog, half moon bay reporting it quite thick. sfo reporting visibility between a half mile and three quarters of i mile. if you are catching a flight that to consider as well with the possibility of maybe some delays. widespread upper 30s to upper 40s and now a 50-degree mark at sfo. 50 there, 48 half moon bay. upper 30s to low 40s in around areas along santa rosa. 39 degrees in livermore. fairfield you are checking in at 39, upper 30sa walnut creek. at least you noe what know what to expect. good day for layers. by the afternoon sunny and mild again. if you don't have the fog but you wake up and you are outside and notice the high clouds moving through, just the end of this system that you can see bringing rain and snow well to the north of us. for us no wet weather in the forecast, just the few high clouds and we break away to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. we are picking it up here. mix of low clouds and high clouds but by the afternoon we are mostly

the south bay i the foreground. 880 both drixs between the san mateo and dumbarton bridge a series ofroads caung a problem. news, weather d sports 880 jammg up through oakland and back to yo >> forhe heads up we're ba in a half ho. ♪ >>> it's:00 on "today." coming up -- all our lives we adored pierc >> who are you inspired by? i'll introduce you the man who ma my life better. >>> plus, sidecades in hollywood, more than 16 vies and a star in ""downtown abbey. >>> and -- matt checks in on carson doing that other job. behind the scenes at "the voice" today, tuesday, november 11, 20. >> hey good morning. >>ood morning, kids. >> mom and dad love you, have a good day at school. >> good morning seattle! >> good morning, st. john's newfndland. >> we want to party with al! ♪ >> andl wants to party with you. good morning. welcome back to "today." i'm savannah gutie alongside al roker and willie geist. matt is t in beautiful los anges this morning. >> that's right, guys. good morning to you. bund up. we'ltalk about that visit to "the voice" in a second. but i know all of us want to take a mute t