fort mchenry. both are open. everything's starting to run again but not smoothly by any means. 95 at the split showing things are improving -- and hopefully delays will start to filter out. eva is our trooper of the week. we have her with cats earlier in the week and you are allergic, and today you are eating oysters for the first time. how are you doing? >> ok. i heard i had oyster on my face and nobody told me -- so, thanks, guys. it really helping me out. i am redeeming myself because not only are we going to eat food but we will in it dead end ". live at mt. washington tavern where we are talking about from the bay, for the bay, a dining out week that last through sunday. one of the restaurants participating. every one of your cebu dinners, $1 of it will go to the chesapeake bay to help restore the oyster population. i am here with shannon, the manager of mount washington cavern. >> we thought we would show you some of our favorite dishes. as an appetizer, we have the to the of tatare -- sushi-grade to know w

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heard of fort bragg?'ve only heard about the san francisco, california. like that. and then, i tried to find out what kind of city is fort bragg. >> simon: what did you find out? >> sasaki: it is the world largest salmon barbecue. >> simon: "the world's largest salmon..." >> sasaki: salmon barbecue. >> simon: "barbecue?" >> sasaki: right, right. >> simon: that's quite a distinction. ( laughs ) >> sasaki: and then, so, as you see it, our town has a big salmon history. >> simon: two salmon towns. >> sasaki: yeah. ( laughs ) oh, it... it's nice. >> simon: ken-san wanted to get to know this fort bragg, california. so in 1997, he sent a fax to fort bragg's city hall, inviting the mayor to otsuchi for a marine convention. much to his surprise, the mayor said okay. it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. the two salmon towns started an exchange program. for ten years, people shuttled back and forth across the pacific. during their last visit to otsuchi, the folks from fort bragg held their going away par

this is 95 at the fort mchenry. you can see the disabled vehicle that is taking up the right lane at the toll plaza. not a lot in terms of volume. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> for the second time this year, a body is found inside a dumpster at the park charles apartments. kim dacey is live downtown with more on the investigation. >> police and building management have not confirmed whether the victim was living at the park charles gorgeous visiting at the time of the death. residents are calling this bizarre and disturbing. police were called to the park charles building around 8:00 a.m. sunday morning after somebody made a gruesome discovery -- a body at the bottom of a trash chute. another body was found there in august of last year. according to police, the victim is emily hauze. kevin brown says there is no indication of foul play. a letter sent to residence on sunday explained that police were investigating an isolated incident that resulted in death. residents described the trash chu

all of a sudden you find something nice, and one fort that comes to mind is fort orange. that's where the city of albany, new york, is today. fort orange was an early dutch fort, and you'd expect on the frontier in the 1600s everything would be simple and crude. well, they have found the fanciest glass vessels, glass bottles, glass bowls from holland. the nicest things way up there on the frontier. soldiers, people living in forts did not just have crude, simple, out-of-date garbage, if you will. they had nice things. they wanted to bring the best things from home, from the mother country, from europe with them to the frontier of america. when archaeologists find really nice things, we sort of smile to ourselves and say a, those officers, those soldiers, they did okay for themselves. >> and what are you digging now? is there an archaeological dig that you're working on right now or you're going to work on this fall? >> well, i'm doing two things right now. in the summertime i'm digging fort wi

and wounded 29 at fort hood n the largest massacre on an american military base. he is -- i don't know he is the operative chief of al-qaeda, but he is the principle public voice. i almost in that part of the world and certainly in yemen, and so that is a big victory for the united states. but i'll tell you that, john. the important thing is the united states has indicated ever since osama bin laden was taken down that they can run down and find and shoot and kill using drones or airstrikes and incredible number of al- qaeda leaders. it's astonishing -- they must have gotten a huge volume of intel from bin laden's computers or somewhere else

team 16 miles east of fort bragg. between 7:00 p.m.day evening, and 4:30 yesterday, another burglary occurred. it was reported in an unoccupied shop, 13 miles west. a deputy and lt. for the mendocino county sheriff's office responded and met with the landowner who learned that ammunition and calibers were .308, .22 and .270, beer, miscellaneous food items, two compasses, matchs, and size 12 boots were stolen from this burglary. the stolen item were very consistent with the pass burglaries that we have placed bassler as committing. several items were taken for fingerprinting to occur at the crime lab. a peoplena city police officer, who is here today, thank you very much, joe. and his partner, willow, followed a trail of the burglar due to the darkness, the dogs were called off and the information was relayeded to the command center. the command center analyzed this new information and the location of the burglary and used the information to plan today's operational plan. today's operation included embedding tactical teams, along trails

as reagan national airport, this is our fort board. 69 and 59 is the high and low. later on in the week, the cold front is going to drop the temperature very noticeably. 68 in frederick, 65 in annapolis. we have a very quiet weather pattern at the moment. you see some high clouds moving it from the west. thunderstorms, missouri, and across. -- coming across. there is a fairmount of moisture trying to consolidate. by wednesday, this moisture will be on top of this. during the morning tomorrow, it will be partly cloudy. rain will converge on the area as the weather system gets organized. that will determine whether we get moderate rain or heavy rain. right now, we are thinking at least an inch for many parts of the area. by late wednesday the stronger cold front arrives and it will make sure that the system does not sit there day after day. that pattern we have seen too many times. a few clouds, a 47 to 55 when you wake up tomorrow morning. as we had through wednesday a rumble of thunder clear and breezy. look at the next string of days. beautiful autumn weather retur

this is traffic at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic still rather light. a nice ride on the topside at the harrisburg expressway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> the world is mourning the loss of steve jobs. he co-founded apple and he died at the age of 56. >> he introduced many gadgets including the ipad, iphone, and ipod. we of more on the story. >> he was a visionary and a legend who changed the way we communicate. is beings' loss mourned across the country. flax are flying at half staff -- flags are flying at half staff. >> he will be missed by many. deathle announced jobs' on wednesday. underwent a liver transplant in 2009. he was forced to take several leaves of absences from apple. he was last seen last june. he resigned two months later. news of his death was heart felt. >> i admired him quite a bit. >> i want to pause and remember that once in awhile somebody comes along and he is truly inspirational. >> jobs and his company constantly pushed for the next generation of technology. >> he had a unique vision. he did not follo

this is 95 at the fort mchenry.c is getting heavier but nothing in terms of incidents at the fort mchenry. 50 at 424, have an accident. watch for medevac responding. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. sunny skies -- they are getting signed. sunrise not for another 20 minutes or so. down in florida, some showers. they expect some rain. out to the west and the northern plains come there is some rain and snow at the higher elevations. kind of unsettled weather. locally, temperatures around the bay and the city, readings in the 40's to around 50 and the low 50's. away from that, we go to the balloon shade -- blue shade. at the airport, 47 degrees. here's the weather map. a couple sprinkles around lake erie. high pressure ridges back into the mississippi valley. a warm flow of air in the central part of the u.s. we have slightly above normal temperatures. this storm wil have to wait for the high pressure to move out. it will take awhile for this to leave after this to come in. it will shoot through

we are here in the bell fort furniture center. a little unsettled but we will see a transition later on today. we expected a bit of a gusty wind a midday and afternoon. areas of light rain east of fredericksburg on to the northern neck of virginia. that is moving off of to the northeast. 4018 gaithersburg. a little bit of fog for martinsburg. some of morning clouds giving away too afternoon sunshine. the high temperature is 67 but warmer. >>> thank you and good morning. i need to start with a crash. i hate to have to do that. it just happened on the interloop on braddock road. leaving springfield's and it just had my crash on the side of the beltway. in montgomery county they have been doing the long-term construction. we still have only the right lane block. the headlights leaving new hampshire, that is about it. back to the news. >>> we begin this morning with the dramatic ending to amanda knox's nightmare. an appeals court to release to the american student yesterday. she wouldn't -- was convicted of killing her roommate. as so

maryland officials have a new about cancer cases found around fort detrick.y were mixed findings. the report concludes there knows a dip in difference between the around fort detrick frederick county as a whole. it said the percentage of cases abound fort detrick is 20% higher than the state as a whole. some travelers could soon get throughto airport security. the transportation security administration is testing a new to screen passengers. people willing to tell the tsa more about themselves could find easier to get us through security checkpoints. tested atm is being in atlanta, detroit, dallas, and miami. >>> add-ons -- a johns hopkins professor and two other scientists will receive the nobel peace prize. they did research on supernovas. the three will receive a 1.5 in dollar award in sweden in december. a scientist will still forive the nobel prize though he is dead. died three days before it was discovered that he was to win the nobel prize for on the immune system. the white house is pretty in pink. pennsylvania avenue was lit support ofht in breast can

solvents, known carcinogens, surface water on fort property.re is fear they have contaminated the water. >> if we do not know what happened, there is no way to up.n it the state health department continue to investigate. meanwhile, jennifer is taking in the county investigation. she says 23 of her schoolmates have cancer. her school is located just outside the park. abc 7 news. >>> a murder mystery sparks take action. the morgan harrington case. >> a miscue cancels a traditional monday night party. >> a miscue cancels a traditi[ female announcer ]rty. can a health insurance company be ahead of the curve and still completely behind you? dave thinks so. he's putting two kids through college. ♪ and aetna's payment estimator lets him compare in-network specialists and out-of-pocket costs. ♪ so he knows what to expect before getting the bill. money saved. ♪ see the savings. aetna.com. aetna. know more. get better. [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd bon location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i

in fort bragg, california this is a pep rally in a gym.and then a parade and lastly, for young men who proudly wear purple, maybe pressure, too. >> this is a game in your head. dream big. and make it happen. >> they better. the field is one their friends made happen by force of will. >> that movie "field of dreams" some. >> yes. >> this is it. >> there is good people and good things happen. >> two among hundreds dared conjure a community stadium. >> nobody gave us a chance of building it at the beginning. >> this began when the city decided to turn the green memorial field into a swimming pool. it meant the end of football. for a high school with a century of tradition that was unthinkable. >> the way to measure a community's wealth is the way they treat their young peem in fort bragg, times were tough. the lim lumber mill was closing. the commercial fishing industry didn't fare much better. >> times i stay up 36 hours at a time. right now i'm fishing alone on this cove. if i can't make a crew a living. >> they wanted to build this? if you

. >>> is there a cancer cluster near fort detrick? tonight new numbers shed light on the investigation that has >>> and the copper crime spree, police are canvassing virginia neighborhoods after thieves peasant the weekend ripping off copper pipes from homes. >>> we begin in italy with the stunning courtroom drama that played out in front of the world. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm brian bolter. amanda knox is a free woman. emotions ran high as an appeals court threw out her murder conviction today. fox 5's ever working this one now. >> amanda knox left the italian prison a free woman tonight. all along she maintained her innocence in the stabbing death of her study abroad roommate meredith kercher and today her four-year ordeal ended. amanda knox set free as an italian court exonerates her in the murder of her british roommate. this day started with the 24- year-old seattle native tearfully begging for her freedom. >> i don't want to be punished, deprived of my life, of my future for something that i did

. >>> the most recent health department investigation of a suspected cancer cluster near fort detrick came back with inconclusive results. >> investigators in the study found solid evidence of higher than expected cancer rates when you compare it to the rest of frederick county. that is with one exception. gary nurenberg brings us up to date. >> residents have long noted what appear to be greater incidents of cancer among neighbors of fort detrick which they believe has polluted with carcinogens, the air, the land and water. >> there is no abnormal amount of cancer for any of the cancer types. >> on-going health department study of cancer cases is based on the maryland cancer registry that began compiling cases in 1992. it did find some evidence of slightly higher cancer rates in general for a six-year period in the early 2000s. >> compared with both the u.s. rate and the maryland rate and this is -- this shows age adjusted rates of all cancers in maryland and in frederick county. >> but all told -- >> at the end of the day, none of these appear to be statistically significant evidenc

this is 95 south of the fort mchenry tunnel. no problems at all. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> a strong message involved with occupied baltimore. the city says they want to scale back the size of the protest. jennifer franciotti is live downtown with the latest on the controversy. >> the statement from the mayor's office said they support free speech. they reiterated that mckeldin plaza is not a campground. it has been turned into a campground of source complete with a medic. and sleeping quarters, even a security tent. they say this movement is largely to denounce wall street's role in the mortgage meltdown. marie.e with an arrn or where the city wants you to scale back -- you are aware of the city wanted to scale back. >> we have discussed this at our general assembly and we went through every piece of their proposal. some of it we agree with and some of it we had some discussion. we look forward to having a representative from the city come down. we look forward to opening a dialogue. >> you say general assembly and tha

they said fort detrick was polluting decades before that, so they should look back decades more thanresidents have long noted what appears to be greater incidents of cancer among neighbors of fort detrick which is the air, land and water. >> well, there is no abnormal amount of cancer for any of those cancer types. >> reporter: an ongoing department study near the fort is based on the maryland cancer registry that began compiling data in 1992. it did find some evidence of slightly higher cancer rates in general for a six year period in the early 2,000. >> compared with the u.s. rate and the maryland rate and this is -- this shows age adjusted rates of all cancers in maryland and in frederick county. >> reporter: but all totaled. >> at the end of the day, none of these appear to be statistically significant evidence of cluster. >> reporter: going back to 1992 statistics only is not good enough for one cancer survivor who attended nearby waverly elementary school. >> they were still burying stuff in the 70s. the cluster i'm aware of growing up here my whole life happened 70s, 80s, mayb

if you pay in cash at the fort mchenry tunnel and key bridge, you will pay a dollar more. so instead of two bucks it's going to be three. if you want to cross the bay bridge, it's going to be 4 dollars instead of $2.50 and the bridge on route 301 will cost 4 bucks not 3. officials say the hikes are needed to pay for repairs to the state's aging roads. the increase is expected to raise 90 million dollars a year. here's another thing. if the fines for not paying a toll are also going up. violators used to pay $3 for missing a toll. now the state will use video cameras to catch violators and fine you up to $15 depending on which toll you missed. again, all of these changes go into effect at tolls across maryland starting at midnight. we are live at the fort mchenry toll plaza, linda so, abc2 news. >>> and traffic is running normally on route 50 near queenstown a section of the highway east of the split near 301 was closed for more than 24 hours because of a downed power line. it reopened around 4:15 sunday afternoon. >> we are used to snow so just a little earlier than most y

down south, we've got 50, fort belvoir. mason neck, alexandria. baden, andrews, bowie, college park all at 50 degrees this morning. reagan national sits a little bit milder at 52 with partly cloudy skies. very light at 3 miles per hour. once we get rid of that storm that's been across us and the northeast, look to the west. you have to go west of the rockies where you're finding lots of showers. they're moving south to north. they're not charging east. storm systems, as you know, haven't been moving very quickly. we'll be good. we'll get rid of this. we'll have several days, maybe a week of pretty decent weather around here. here is a look at the next three days. today, upper 60s. sun returns, breezy. tonight, 40s and 50s. tomorrow, breezy again. milder. 74 under mostly sunny skies. thursday, mostly sunny but a little bit cooler. temperatures in the upper 60s. friday, around 70. the weekend looks warmer and sunny and dry and nice and pumpkin picking, garden attention weather for you. monika? >> everything we've been wanting to know for weeks. >> w

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we are going to zoom in, though, down to fort fort belvoir where an accident blocks back h.h.s. dick -- backlick road northbound. fairfax county police are on the scene. 95 looks fine leaving the occoquan river all the way into spring field. we're going to take a live look at the 14th street bridge up along 395 to this point again just the volume. right around duke street in the landmark area. up for, if you're planning to head around town on the north side, here's what it looks like over here. there's a disabled truck on the outer loop at the northwest branch. that's right after new hampshire avenue. it is sticking out into the right lane so be aware of that. authorities know about it as well. we'll take a live look into college park on the outer loop. looking final. leaving route 1. as -- looking fine. leaving route 1. as you head to i-95, squeeze over to the right to get around the incident. >>> we're going to go into the district next time around at 5:39. back to you. >>> a very late night negotiating deals hoping to get the grease situation as far as finance -- greece situa

that suspect was a soldier stationed at fort gordon. . according to the authorities, man suspect odd shoot and wounding a police officer died in the custody of sacramento police following a foot chase. police say it was not the result of police action. investigators say the suspect ran and jumped over a number of fences before found, then refused to comply and had to be forced to the ground and handcuffed. >>> crews rescued a man after he fell in to the red river gorge. took responders several hours to reach him because of the difficult terrain. the victim who is said to be in his 40s was climbing with friends and fell. the friends say his injuries are nonlife threatening and expected to recover. >>> an inspirational author who is a teenager. his story of weight loss is a lesson. domestic violence awareness month. our state wants to empower you. kiss those lines goodbye! discover juvÉderm® xc, the smooth gel filler your doctors uses to instantly smooth out those parentheses lines around your nose and mouth for up to a year! temporary side

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forte is still on his rookie contract and wants a long-term deal. the bears will likely use the salary cap space to lock up other players the cubs picked up the $16 million option on third baseman aramis ramirez but he declined to that to become a free agent. ramirez said that he's looking for a long-term deal. it's still unclear if pitcher mark buehrle will return to the white sox if they have reportedly offered him a two-year deal that he's testing free agency for the first time in his career 11 cubs and sox and all are free agents the white sox and robin ventura have named the new coaching staff jeff manto will be the hitting coach joe miscuing will coach the third base and my parents will be the bench coach both men were already in the white sox system walt parent comes from the phillies carlos zambrano will start a game next sunday for the first time since august 12th he will pitch in the venezuelan winter league until christmas and should make about nine starts zambrano has told friends that he's open to return to the cubs but it's unclear wha

and wounded 29 at fort hood n the largest massacre on an american military base. he is -- i don't know he is the operative chief of al-qaeda, but he is the principle public voice. i almost in that part of the world and certainly in yemen, and so that is a big victory for the united states. but i'll tell you that, john. the important thing is the united states has indicated ever since osama bin laden was taken down that they can run down and find and shoot and kill using drones or airstrikes and incredible number of al- qaeda leaders. it's astonishing -- they must have gotten a huge volume of intel from bin laden's computers or somewhere else because they've been killing them left and right, and the al- qaeda reports inside al-qaeda are saying all our guys are being killed! >> do you think that this launders the appearance of the drone? -- killing people? >> i don't know if a drone did it. you hear american fighter planes when we're taping here, but i think the united states has a capacity basically to run down where they are, find them and target to and kill them,

concerns about a cancer cluster around fort detrick. what state investigators are saying tonight. 3 and a giant tomato fight.why organizers say this wasn't a waste of food. 3 i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. baltimore raven orlando brownr 3 brown the stateemeeical eeammner says orlando brown died because of commlications from diabetesbrown wassfound dead in his aparttenn on septembee 23rd.he was 40 years old and there's also new information on cancer concerns at fort dettick in frederick. the investigation was prompted by public wiih agent orange and other k chemicals decades agg. agency says an 18-month investigation has produced enough significant results to warrant continued monitoringin neighborhoods around fort health and mental hygiene says the incidence of lymphomas within a mileof the army installation from 1992 to 2008 was 25 percent higherthan the staae as a whol

it's jumping the gun to say we are looking at fort deitrick before we can see where the cluster was. >> reporter: at the meeting the department of health reinforced what the public is already coming to know about this, that getting answers will take time. reporting from frederick, maryland, jackie bensen, news4. >>> decision 2012 and we should know whether chris christie will run for president in 24 hours. at an event today he dodged reporter's questions about that. but he is a day or two from a final decision. christie asked some prominent republicans to hold off on endorsing any current candidates. the vote in south carolina today to move its primary to january 21st, means an earlier start to the primary season. >>> texas governor rick perry is on the defense about a racist sign that sat on a ranch leased by his family. his father painted over a rock that displayed the n word when they started leasing that land in 1983. an article questioned how long the family let the slur remain visible. herman contain initially blasted perry but backed off that criticism. >> they painted over it

is the area surrounding fort detrick a cancer cluster? after a year long investigation health authorities determined the number of cancer cases reported near fort detrick was not any higher than the rest of the country, but there was at least a 20% jump in lymphomas compared to the rest of the state. >> it's important to understand we did not see a difference even in lymphoma with the rest of frederick county. what we did see was lymphoma in that area and probably by extension in the rest of the county as well compared with maryland as a whole. >> health department officials say they will continue to monitor the area around fort detrick for the foreseeable future to see if more cancer cases appear. >>> another big story, a stung reversal in an italian courtroom as amanda knox -- stunning reversal in an italian courtroom as amanda knox is set free. laura evans is following the story. >> for the first time in four years amanda knox freed to return home to the united states. less than two hours after the verdict was read knox was seen leavin

at least 52 soldiers from fort bliss died in iraq.nd then on top of that, there are another 5,000 soldiers from here that are serving currently in afghanistan. for them and their families, their worries and that war are far from over. martin savidge, cnn, fort bliss, texas. >> and former president jimmy carter says ending the iraq war is long overdue. cnn's spoke with him in this exclusive interview. >> i think it's long overdue. we never should have been in iraq to start with. once we were there of course, we accomplish the our goal and now it's important i think for us to get out of iraq. and then as soon as possible, out of afghanistan, as well. >> and more than 4400 american troops lost their lives in iraq since the war began in 2003. thousands of others have been injured. well, millions of girls are suffering in silence with a problem that haunts them in school in their neighborhoods, even online. adult women even struggle with this. up next, we're shining a light on a dark subject, a new film exposes girl on girl bullying. . ♪ i

come on, fort lauderdale. and bombshell testimony today in the manslaughter trial against michael jackson's doctor. how the doctor's own star witness may is done him more harm than good. plus, new development regards a -- regarding a sex tape regarding john edwards and his former mistress. that is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." but first from fox at 3:00, in new york, fox news is america's election headquarters. got a problem. republican presidential candidate herman cain says he has never sexually harassed anybody. the g.o.p. front runner responding to reports at least two women had accused him of sexual harassment in the 1990's when he was head of the national restaurant association. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone. and, yes, i was falsely accused while i was at the national restaurant association and i say falsely because it turned out after the investigation to be baseless. >>shepard: the two employees accuse him of making unwanted and sexually suggested com

the fort hood shooter is there any direct proof that he was involved with a christmas tree or excuse me at the shoe bomber or with any other plot out there a bomb or underwear bomber thank you well let me just take these in part because you asked a couple questions here first on the issue of major nidal hasan who is the alleged fort hood shooter he hasn't been prosecuted yet so you know we have to be careful about that because we do have a system of justice in this country that's supposed to be respected as far as the communications between a locket asan go they took place before he was the this incident took place in fort hood and investigators that reviewed those e-mails said that there was nothing indicating that a lockie had directed him to take part in that action and that their discussions were of a more spiritual nature about the koran lucky did praise major nidal hasan after the fort hood shootings but again that's not any evidence that he was involved that the most serious allegation against a lockie is that he provided operational support to the alleged underwear bomber tha

he is remembered for his attack on fort ticonderoga in 1775 and his time spent as a prisoner of war in england. this is about an hour. >> on behalf of everyone here i would like to welcome you. i am pleased to welcome willard sterne randall for his biography "ethan allen: his life and times". ethan allen was leader of the green mountain boys and is remembered for his attack on fort ticonderoga in 1775 and time spent as prisoners of war in england but by chronicling his struggle to commander of the largest american paramilitary force on the eve of a revolution mr. willard sterne randall renders an accurate portrait of one of our least examined patriots. willard sterne randall has written biographies of thomas jefferson, benedict arnold at george washington and been nominated six times for the pulitzer prize and is a happily retired history professor. join me in welcoming him to politics and prose. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming out tonight in the thunder and lightning. my point of departures from the introduction. if we know anything about ethan allen usually is only that

however i will reiterate in college park and fort mead there has been some fog and well.ome of the denser fog this morning. we are seeing visibility in fredericksburg. they have come up to about two miles. last check a mile or less bouncing around there a little bit. we'll see whether or not this dense fog advisory lasts until 9:00 a.m. not a bad thing though. sunshine, mainly clear. 40s and 50s at the bus stop this morning. our sunrise in washington 7:27 this morning. 48 degrees at national. 8:00 by noon. 62, winds northwesterly, increaseing to 10 miles per hour midday. this afternoon they'll turn to the west and southwest by midnight. we'll top out somewhere 67, 68 degrees which is just a degree or two above where we should be. last night a few showers came through, even a rumble of thunder reported in prince frederick county. overnight we cleared out and it is the left over low level moisture. temperatures mainly in the 40s. in the mountains in parts of ohio. 53 in new york, 61 in norfolk. lots of 40s to around 50. 50 at national. 44 for great falls. 46 in columbia. 46

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they may never get the answer depending how all this works out. >> thank you, mark sayre at fort bragg, thank you so much. >>> the u.s. has killed an al qaeda leader in yemen. what's different about this man? he was an american. anwar al-awlaki was born in new mexico. and he is credited with planning the 2009 christmas day underwear bombing attempt of an airliner. he also engaged messages -- or exchanged messages with the military officer accused of opening fire at fort hood. and the suspect in last year's times square bombing attempt listed al-awlaki as an inspiration. >> he repeatedly call on people to kill people around the globe to advance a murderous agenda. >> president obama approved killing him last year. the cia and military tracked him for three weeks before the strike on his convoy. also killed was american-born cleric samir kahn who produced an online english language magazine for al qaeda. >>> a big jump in the number of sexual assaults reported on the stanford campus but the school says it isn't as bad as it seems. students reported 21 tax last year. that's a 75% jump fro

they are searching a forced area of fort bragg for aaron. investigators say yesterday a three-man team from the alameda county sheriff's office got in a shootout with the suspect. now deputies were hurt, it's not clear if he was shot. >>> how dangerous is this guy? >> i would say yesterday's activities proved that he has the ability to pull the trigger. >> he is accused of killing two people, including a fort bragg city council member. >>> tonight, an american born al-qaeda leader is dead, killed in a u.s. air strike. al-awlaki inspired the fort hood major who killed 13 service members. pentagon had been searching for him for months now. the attack that killed him was only the tip of a much larger operation. >> missiles fired by the drone took out al-awlaki's vehicle, making the american born cleric the first u.s. citizen to be targeted and killed as a terrorist. senior defense official said a very bad man just had a very bad day. the president seemed to have no qualms about al-awlaki's american roots. >> al-awlaki was the leader of external