terps led by 23 at the half. 2nd half maryland up and george williams is there for the rebound. williams with a game high 20 and 11 boards and maryland cruises 89-59 the final. >>> howard won its opener on friday. today they faced eighth ranked purdue in lafayette no less. bison down 16 at the break. 2nd half howard with the bait gets the defender in the air, then hits the jumper. leery with a team high 10 but they still trail by 25 and it was just too much purdue. john hart, one of the boilermakers 13 three's. howard goes down 76-41. >>> when we return, why did clinton portis go back to school? spending some time with some of his young fans, that and more when we continue. [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract, you'd consider switching? -oh, absolutely. -definitely. it's a no-brainer. [ m

meantime residents like george williams are stunned by the horrible nature of this shooting. >> she was laying there and she bled i never seen so much blood. i reached out and checked her neck to see if there was a pulse and there was not any. so i was surprised. this is a surprise. >> members of the victims family tell us they can not imagine why anyone would harm such a sweet young women. >> san francisco police are investigating this case, but so far no arrests. >> in san francisco, patty lee of course ktvu channel two news. there's more straight ahead on bay area tv news. >>> the sound of the holiday season. the a friendly game of basketball turns rough for president obama. the injury that forced the commander and chief to get a dozen stitches. >>> our next storm is approaching the the bay area. when the rainfall begins and when had we will get a break -- and when we will get a break in the wet weather. you know it's the holiday season when the salvation army kicks off the red kettle drive. >> it's the sound of the season and steven is taking his volunteer work seriously. ringing, a

. >> my name is george williams. i'd like to highlight two items in a letter. one relates to section 1006.3, regarding notice of certification of appropriateness hearings in historic districts. notices require -- was recommended to be required for all owners and occupants within 300 feet. and that's even for a non-contributory building so if you're in an historic district, you're not a contributory building. you want to do something to your front porch, you've got to spend the thousands of dollars to go out and and do a physical survey of properties within 300 feet in order to develop a list of occupants because that's the only source of obtaining those signatures.

i ask you to take the recommendation that you've heard from sarah and george williams very seriously and to move in that way. thank you. >> good morning, members of both commissions. mike buehler on behalf of san francisco architectural heritage. san francisco heritage has attended all but one of the h.p.c. meetings over the last two and a half months where revisions to articles 10 and 11 have been deliberated. i think all will agree, of those who participated in the process, that h.p.c. approached its charge very deliberatively and thoughtfully, seeking to strike a balance between a mandate intent of proposition j, and the interest of property owners. the throughout h.p.c.'s review guided by best practices drawn from model ordinances and policies as well as the language of the city charter. i'd just like to address a few points summarized in the staff presentation and also addressed by some of the speakers before us. with regard to the initiation process, the proposed initiation process in the revised ordinance models best practices in other cities such as los angeles, where, for ex

it includes some famous west point names like george custer. and william tecum is a sherman.an view them on-line through sunday. the united states is being accused of upsetting the trade balance. deliberately weakening the dollar. charlie d'agata has more. >> reporter: fingerpointing is threatening to derail the g-20 summit in seoul. leaders of the world's wealthy economies are sparring over ways to rebuild the global economy. >> we need to ensure balance and sustainable growth. >> reporter: president obama was forced to defend the federal reserve's plan to pump hundred billion dollars in though u.s. economy. critic accuse the u.s. of deliberately devaluing the dollar to boost trade. president obama shook hands with south korea's president but couldn't strike a trade deal. the sticking point, access to south korea's lucrative auto market. >> we don't want months to pass before we get this done. we want this to be done in a matter of weeks. >> reporter: thousands of protesters rallied in the streets, claiming world's powers aren't taking responsibility for the financial crisis

. >> and you're talking about george shults and william perry. and there is president reagan's secretary of state both now at stanford working to get the arms reduction treaty ratified by the senate. >> today, president obama said the message from allies is clear. new start will strengthen, european security. >> he met way room full of officials. and among them, william perry. >> seeming that if republican senators see their former secretary of state standing up saying this is a good thing this, would give them comfort. >> republican senators have been threatening to block the pass yang of the treaty and says votes should be delayed until the new senate is treat itd should have gotten done it had to do with belief would it not get in the way of election autos perry said this may have been president's thinking but any further would with a mistake. >> argument i think is furious. there is one of the first witnesses called in april. >> huge numbers of questions raised. they've been answered. >> former secretary of state says republican objections an

the fbi served warrants in prince george's and prince william unties as part of this probe. three of tho arrested are county police officers. they're identified as 45-year-old sergeant richard. chong chin kim and 25-year-old offir sinisa simic. indictments unsealed "today" show all niace various charges that include involvement in drugs, weapons and extortion. julie why you carey joins us live from the bark developments. >> reporter: these indictments, deeply disturbing news from the police department. they've been cooperating with federal agents. it was this department today that called in the three officers. what they found were fbi agents, waiting to arrest them. this is what the chief had to say a short time ago. >> i'm outraged at the disgraceful conduct demonstrated by three of our office here's tarnished our badge for their own greed andpersonal gainful it isunacceptable, unacceptable for these types of issues in this police department. >> reporter:he chief said the indictment of two of the officers will bring a full scale review of offduty employment of officers. tha

george, you were in the company of prince william over the weekend. he was out in afghanistan to attend those remember and stay ceremonies. what has been the reaction of their -- out there? >> we have told some of the troops that we were meeting this afternoon at camp bastion. they were thrilled last sunday when prince william made that surprise visit. it was something of a huge morale boost to the troops on the front line. anyways, he took some time out to talk to some of the troops on the parade ground. two of them are with me. you spent some time with him after remembrance day. what is the reaction to this amazing news? >> i felt happy. >> they have been together for a long time. should they have got engaged sooner? >> there is always a time to do it. >> corporal, what is your reaction? >> [unintelligible] >> when you talk to your colleagues and comrades about it, what do you think the reaction will be? >> no doubt there will be lots of e mails asking more about what is all over the news. hopefully it is a long marriage. >> he was very relaxed the

george? >> thanks, diane. >>> big news tonight from london. prince william finally proposed to his college sweetheart, kate middleton. it wasn't exactly a surprise. the tabloids had dubbed her waity katie and the queen was said to be pushing her grandson to make his move. today, he did. the queen said she was absolutely delighted. the smiling couple salt down for their first interview. >> reporter: today, william and katherine introduced themselves to the world as the royal couple. officially engaged. nine years in coming, they talked about the moment when william finally popped the question. >> very romantic. a true romantic in that. >> there is. >> i've been planning it for awhile. but as every guy out there will know, it takes motivation to get yourself going, so i was planning it and then it just felt really right, in africa. >> reporter: the ring, which william carried in his backpack for three weeks, waiting for the right moment, carries a significance all its own. >> well, i just hope i look after it. it's very, very special. >> my mother's engagement

now a new film explores the struggles of william's great grandfather, king george vi, who was torturedness and a stutter. katie couric spoke with actor colin firth, who plays the king. >> westminster abbey is the setting for the show of the century as peers arrive for the coronation of king george vi. >> couric: did you know much about george vi before you took this role on? >> no. i think most of us in my generation are not particularly focused on the affairs of the royal family unless a big moment comes along. >> couric: for george vi, who was born prince albert, or "bertie" to his family, that big moment came in 1936. his brother, king edward viii, stepped down from the throne to marry a twice-divorced woman, wallis simpson. >> i have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility without the help of the woman i love. >> reporter: as great britain prepared for war, albert prepared to reign while fighting a more personal battle. >> i'm sure that we are all.... >> couric: trying to overcome a debilitating stammer. >> happy to feel... >> you see him running into this p

george's county. jack johnson left his home in mitchellville at mid morning. it appeared to be business as unusual. the wife soon followed in a separate vehicle. >> just one time, the prince william -- i just want the citizens of prince george's county to know that i'm going to remain strong, i'm going to finish what i started. >> reporter: prince george's county executive said he's heard from a thousand people since his stunning arrest on friday for trying to destroy what prosecutors say is $100,000 bribery check. his wife leslie johnson was also arrested after fbi agents allegedly found nearly $80,000 in cash stuffed inside her bra on friday. gone today was the defiance and some say jack johnson may have med a mistake on friday when he professed his innocence and they say if there is a plea bargain or a conviction, a judge and prosecutors will remember that. >>> incoming prince george's county executive rushern baker met with the press this evening and was peppered with questions about corruption in prince george's county. but instead, he wanted to talk about what he called kitchen table issues like unemployment, and jobs. >> whether it's job growth, transit-oriented developmen

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williams. >> this is george. >> this the angus. >> they were willing to do the surgery for the little bit ofd us by reducing the cost of surgery by $900. >> i'm thankful that helping hands more than anyone would know. without their help, she wouldn't be alive today. >> reporter: this day, lori and jackie did four more operations. this one, on a behemoth named buzz, with a benign tumor the size of a football, growing in his side. and a cool, gray cat who needed her thyroid removed. you work hard. >> you did great. >> reporter: did i help a little bit? >> you did great. you didn't pass out. you didn't get queasy. i'm proud of you. >> reporter: the standard. mr. hackley, this is ron claiborne, from helping hands. this was the fun part. letting their anxious owners know their pet was okay. lexie is perfectly fine. waking up normally after surgery. everything went well. and remember charlotte the beagle? one of my last jobs was to turn her over to her owner. here's your dog, charlotte. back, repaired and ready to go. this was a good day of work. as you see, i had a great time helping out. while h

and the close-in counties of fairfax, montgomery, prince george's county, prince william county, loudouny, many areas. and then off to the east, in eastern maryland, we have dense fog advisory in effect there as well as eastern and southern maryland. parts of that area have had a fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. satellite composite, you see the clouds that we have across us this morning. we'll see some sunshine later on today. it will take a while for that to develop and we'll eventually see partly sunny skies in the region. right now current conditions being reported at reagan national, 49 degrees. relative humidity 97%. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. that is significant because that means we're going to get more mild air blowing in here later on today. yesterday our highs in the upper 50s, today how about the mid-60s after we get through the morning fog. it will take some time for that to happen. and then it becomes partly sunny and mild. again 64 for the high downtown. more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> tony, thank you. >>> and let's check in with

william o'neill. they criticized george ryan's temperament and mcdunn lacks legal knowledge.ones and o'neill didn't submit to the evaluation process. the group says it is disappointed that all four will keep their jobs. >>> the election ballot oak park voters overwhelmingly supported a vaccine disclosure referendum that carries no enforcement. the suggested health care providers outline the list of ingredients in vaccines. and at issue is mercury based preservative. it has been phased out of most vaccines for the influenza vaccine. although the vaccine is available without. the public health director says it will be no impact or enforcement. >>> health officials report a outbreak of whooping cough at two north shore schools. 14 students in the same class at high crest middle school in wilmette were diagnosed with whooping cough last month. six cases also were reported at carlsten washburn elementary school in winnetka. whooping cough also known as pertussis asian contagious disease that causes severe coughing and can lead to pneumonia. no new cases have been reported. >>> the

big notable west point graduates, including general george custer, general george thomas "stonewall" jackson and general william- general sherman, the guy who went all the way through atlanta. anyway, check out those on ancestry.com. >>> you may remember the vuvuzelas that kept ears ringing during the world cup. well, now they can be turned into earrings. they were stuck with a lot of leftover, brightly colored plastic vuvuzela horns so they teld a contest to figure out constructive ways to recycle them. the winner suggested the horns be turned into earrings, and there they are. >> wow. >> i thought they were like big, long, dangly earrings. that would be annoying if someone came up and used them. >> you could lay them on the table and put gourds and fruit and stuff in there. >> we're on the same wavelength. that's scary. let's look out to oakland where folks are moving nicely in the northbound commute direction heading up towards downtown oakland. the southbound side where we heard about the big rig, let's get the live look out there. although we didn't see any major issues, but there was a traffic break. i ju

williams. npr and getting money from george soros. it's over. you are not afraid anymore.on't see the rights in the streets like they are doing over in england this week. you don't see that as anything other than an orchestrated movement. >> bill: sojust exposing what yu belief the man is up to? >> no, what he is up to. >> bill: in the shadows? >> yes. i am building a death star and it is fully operational. >> bill: glenn beck, everybody, we're calling the authorities. now one footnote beck and i will be appearing in new orleans on friday december 3rd and saturday december 4th. tickets going fast. check it out on bold fresh tour. makes earl great early christmas gift. the guy who moved in next to sarah palin now threatening to sue. dumb coming next. , bull bill back of the book somethingment tonight, dumbest things of the week starring fox news correspondent arthel neville >> is he probably over there. >> do you want me to look? you need to drill out a little tiny peephole and let me drill through and see where he is i want piper to play on the other side of the house, too

george. >>> first, the royal engagement. williamt westminster abbey. that kicks off a four-day weekend. bianna golodryga is here with the latest. everything from the wedding dress to the weather. that's an iffy time in london. >> reporter: it is an iffy time. it's warmer in the summer. they're going with april 29th. come rain, wind, snow or shine, prince william and kate middleton says they want the british people to be deeply involved in the wedding festivities. the couple are planning to invite 100 members of the public to their wedding. the surprise ticket could be dropped on the lucky winners' door mats. with just over five months to go, what's being called the wedding of the century. westminster abbey, the confirmed wedding location, is where prince william's grandmother, queen elizabeth ii, and his uncle, prince andrew, both said their vows. however, the famed church was also the somber site of princess diana's funeral, when prince william was just 15. the wedding date, april 29th, has some brits nervous. london's average high

. >> william rusher's dream ticket was ronald reagan and george wallace the segregationist who won five states 46 electoral votes and 14.5 percent of the popular vote in 1968. >> not that i was ever a lawless man. i had no particular use for wallace. he had attracted a number of social conservative supporters. i wanted those. i thought one way to get them over would be to make him the vice presidential candidate. i was ready to go. i called the governor and said the nomination is yours. he said you and i have disagreed about that and i nodded i said why am i nodding when that man is telling me no? >> it was absolutely ludicrous to par start a third party and ultimately it proved out to be right. that's where the intellectuals of so many other people thought they knew ronald reagan and they could pull him in their direction. hopefully he always made the right decision. >> after he was governor a lot of his political circle thought he should head some new national organization. some people thought he ought to try to become ambassador of england or u.s. chamber of commerce. the most intere

williams. npr and getting money from george soros. it's over. you are not afraid anymore.e streets like they are doing over in england this week. you don't see that as anything other than an orchestrated movement. >> bill: sojust exposing what yu belief the man is up to? >> no, what he is up to. >> bill: in the shadows? >> yes. i am building a death star and it is fully operational. >> bill: glenn beck, everybody, we're calling the authorities. now one footnote beck and i will be appearing in new orleans on friday december 3rd and saturday december 4th. tickets going fast. check it out on bold fresh tour. makes earl great early christmas gift. the guy who moved in next to sarah palin now threatening to sue. dumb coming next. unlock the do, and turn on the hazards. or get a car that does it for you. . [ male announcer ] millions of men 45 and older just don't feel like they used to. are you one of them? remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies? [ glass shatters ] more passion for the one you love? more fun with your family and friends? it could be a

. >>> last week was a pretty good one if you were prince william or bristol palin, not so good if you were brandi. george wallace is joining us with his take on the week in news. george wallace coming back at you. this is america, man. home of the highway... last minute detours and spontaneous acts of freedom. ♪ we're wanderers. wayfarers. even nomads. so doesn't it just make sense that we build an electric car... that goes...far. really far. ♪ everything you need to stretch out on long trips. residence inn. ♪ everything you need to stay balanced on long trips. residence inn. >>> so if you're lucky, you've gotten a chance to start your holiday travel, but if you're not so lucky, maybe it's because weather is in the way. jacqui jeras, there's icy stuff, there's snow, rain, it's all out there. >> yeah, and it's affecting a lot of major interstates right now too, fredricka. we're talking over three feet of snow in the sierra. this is a very potent winter storm. we've actually got two of them. this is going to be a series of storms that's going to be impacting you in the west, probably there you are early we

george's county police officers who or arrested on monday. >>> a controversial new report that details the impact of illegal immigrant crackdown's across the region. prince william county has cut the number of illegal immigrants, but also helped cut crime. john gonzalez has both sides of the debate. >> we feel betrayed. >> this native of more vacaville and his wife from peru decided to move their family of a lot of prince william county because of a policy. a research group finds the controversial crackdown on illegal immigration has cut down the number of immigrants. >> it confirms everything we have been saying the past three years. the policy has had a positive effect on our community. >> the study shows no lawsuits claiming racial profiling have been filed. that does not mean there's not a problem. >> there's racial profiling where people ask if you are here legally. >> arlington county board member recently received unanimous support to withdraw from the immigration and customs enforcement program still has his doubts. >> they said their crime rate was going down. >> the foreclosure rates and taxes are on one of the highest in the country and that has happe

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george stephanopoulos. it's tuesday, november 16th. we have breaking news this morning. a royal engagement. prince william finally pops the question. he and kate middleton will marry next year. >> the palace saying the couple got engaged last month in kenya. and they're getting married next spring or summer in london, 30 years after charles and diana got married, with almost 1 billion people watching around the world. >> we have the latest on how william proposed, the london wedding, and the couple's plans for the future. >>> good morning, everyone. so, the big news out of london crossed the wires around 6:00 a.m. this morning. >> finally. >> finally. that's right. prince william and kate middleton will be married. they will be married next spring or summer. there is a statement out of buckingham palace. queen elizabeth says she is absolutely delighted for her grandson and his bride-to-be. >> we are hearing that the couple became engaged while vacationing last month in kenya. and the prince asked kate middleton's father for permission. you may remember that the british papers have been calling her waity katy. it's been eight years.

william, montgomery, near freezing. arlington, upper 30s. upper 40s prince george's. south and east, chilly. in the 30s around the y and southeastern, virginia, a bit milder on the atlantic. cloud cover holding in the last couple hours, it's now dropping to near or below freezing in many locations. over the last six or seven hours, the cloud cover was persistent. lots of shine on tap for the morning hours. temperatures holding steady here for about another hour so. near freezing in the suburbs and rural areas. near 40 year the city. by noon time, near 50 on a sunny afternoon with highs reaching the low 50s. sunrise, 6:55. sunrise, 4:52. bright full moon and clear sky on this friday night. great weather for outdoor recreation and fun over the weekend. chilly in the afternoons. quite cold in the mornings. low 60s. looks like tuesday, wednesday, and thanksgiving day a chance of rain each day. jerry, how is the traffic? >>> tom, still have mor oblems as we continue to follow breaking news montgomery county with a remnant of a car fire along i-270 southbound, montgomery village. the right side of

that's legendary. [ cheers and applause ] george carlin, eddie murphy, billy crystal, dennis miller, chris rock, ellen degeneres, robin williamsmember when i first started doing comedy, like 18 years ago, like, i got onstage and then, the next week, i said"i'm ready for a special." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. you've have five minutes of stand-up and you're like -- >> ause i got fivminutes, you know? so -- but -- >> jim: the five-minute hbo special with tracy morgan. yeah. and it's just five minutes of good comedy but here you are. where you, at the apollo? >> i was at the apollo. and it was so different 'cause i had the did carnegie hall the year before that. and there's a difference in cultures. you know, when you do it in front of, like, an all-white audience, if you're not good, they will just like -- "what's going on?" and, you know -- [ laughter ] that hurts. the silence hurts. see, i can fight back if i get booed. you know, i can fight back. i can respond. i'm -- in my mind, i'm like, "okay. they don't like me." because that's how black people do. if you not -- if you corny, we let you know, like the first 30 secon. [ l

williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. former president george. bush is live with matt lauer and a look back at his type in office. and sarah palin opens up about her new reality tv show. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

so you know, the palace officially announced diana's pregnancy with william less than five months after their wedding day. so, georgeon they can avoid for long. >> all right, jim. thank you very much. >>> and back with us again this morning is tina brown. she knows all things royal. she wrote a book on william's mother, "the diana chronicles." and "the daily beast." and "newsweek." you had a busy day yesterday. we heard jim talking about the prospects of a baby. and you talked about it differently. saying how important it is soon. >> yes, indeed. breeding up a storm is what she has to do. there are twins in kate's pedigree. there are twins back there in that background of hers. she's so efficient, she might deliver the heir and the spare at once. >> the first one out is the heir? >> whoever gets there by one second. that would be a really nice, you know, royal dynamic, to see that being fought out in the circular. >> you're so interesting on the differences between diana and kate. you write your article in "the daily beast" this morning talking about it. and you say that kate is not a wounded soul. >> she's not a wo

williams grandparents queen elizabeth and prince valium were married here. among other royals married here is great grandparents later become king george in oakland elizabeth'sueen mother. as for who's paying for what were told the royal family will pay for the wedding flowers reception and a honeymoon. kate's family will also post an event. still what's expected to be a huge bill for security and transportation will be handed over to british taxpayers. a lot of on official souvenirs' popping up people are scooping the mob not just for torres were talking about things the cups and plates and she tells what buyers said there little cheesy but will of the many ways. >> a live look inside over downtown san francisco clear skies is evening still breezy the winds are going to die down overnight leading to a very cold conditions. talk about it coming up. >> traffic the golden gate bridge north and south on moving at medium speeds and medium happy. we'll be right moving at medium speeds and medium happy. we'll be right back. ♪ great work everybody! now freshly remodeled, your target has never been better. can cause coma andider's even death. the african black mamba

george washington made $985,000. georgetown's john dejoya made $900,000 in 2008. president of johns hopkins william university made $760,000. and howard's president sidney ruboe made $385,000 in 2008. >>> former president bill clinton is makg his acting debut. check out pictures from tsome z yesterday in thailand. bill clinton on the left playing himself in the hangover 2. he shot his brief appearance in bangkok where he was delivering a speech on clean energy. >> a challenge. i think he's probably up to it. >> stay with us now. the news continues at 5:30. >>> fighting the fog. it could be a slow commute. when the soupy stuff will clear out. >>> plus, back to work. what's next for jk johnson this morning after being arrested by federal agents. >> and meet and greet. this morning an influx of new congressmen and women begin the ropes as a lame duck congress reconvenes. >>> welcome back to monday, the 15th day of november. the new congress folks should know that thing in the middle of the screen is the washington monument. that's what we call it. the thing on the right is the jefferson memorial. >> t

george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that is our broadcast for this thanksgiving. thank you for being with us. i'm carl quintanilla. brian williamsl be back here tomorrow evening. >>> as we leave you, more of the sights and sounds of the 84th macy's thanksgiving day parade here in new york city. good night. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> another freeze alert this holiday weekend and rain on the way too. good evening, i'm vicky nguyen. happy thanksgiving. tom and jessica have the night off. but jeff ranieri is here with us and he's tracking a new storm headed our way. jeff, what's in our shopping forecast? >> we certainly have big changes coming in the next

george s. state in november -- vs. georgia state in november? 63-7, alabama wins. the former baltimore center -- baltimore colts center. 18-yard touchdown, 27-0 tide. williams blocked the punt, in for the touchdown. 34-0 and we are not out of the third quarter yet. well worth dwelling on, wilson fields the cake at the three, finds an alley after some patients running. they are born to play this one over and over and over on the atlanta campus of georgia state. the only score of the game for the georgia state panther, and also the long this core of the game. 63-7, alabama over georgia state. it will build little tougher next week when the crimson tide takes on auburn. tom tasselmyer is back with the

in fairfax, montgomery, as well as as in print william, fauquier, loudoun and frederick counties. farther to our east prince george'sounty in the mid 30s. charles calvert, st. mary's anne arundel away from the bay only in the upper 30 meanwhile around the eastern shore, and the suthern part of the chesapeake bay, temperatures there are near 40. and farther to our west, many locations are below freezing in western maryland, and west virginia. weather tchers reporting there this morning. we do have a clear sky all up and down the atlantic seaboard. this is an enormous ridge of high pressure that is still in place and will continue to be in place here for today and into the weekend. for students at the bus stops you're goingo need to layer up. chilly temperatus on tap for another couple of hours. but we should warm up quickly by noontime into the 50s. and by midafternoon the low 60s. and our sunset will be at 4:58. overnight tonight a crescent moon in the western sky. another great night for star gazing and by dawnomorrow another chilly start friday morning. temperatures down into the mid 30s as we get going on friday.

williams. why african-american males are lagging behind other students in math and reading. >>> former president george w. bush's book hits stands today. he di he kicked off his book tour today. he greeted hundreds of people, some of whom had camped out the night before. at the discusses the september 11th attacks, the wars in iraq and afghanistan. and his response to hurricane katrina. no word yet if his book tour includes a stop in our area. don' miss president bush live tomorrow on the today show at 7:00. >>> california governor arnold schwarzenegger is nolikely to be taps as the next spokesman for a just say no campaign. >> he just signed a law that reduces the penalty for possession of small amounts of marijuana. last night on the tonight show with jay leno. theovernor said smoking a little marijuanais no big deal. he said proposition 19 went too far. >> i think the laws that were passed were good. it makes it from a misdemeanor to an infraction, which is kind of like a speeding ticket. no one cares if you smoke a joint or not. >> right. >> this proposition 19 went a little bit too far. it was wri

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william county corruption scandal. a petition drive is under way to prevent leslie johnson from taking a seat on the prince george's county council. another council member elect named franklin is urging her not to take the seat. jonathan anteros and county executive jack johnson were arrested last week on corruption charges. >>> new york congressman charles michael faces possible censure or for violating ethics rules. the committee recommends that the fullness century ago a veteran democrat. he was found guilty of failing to pay taxes and using official resources to raise money for college center. >>> more people are texting. that's according to a new survey by aaa and the company that's building the high occupancy toll lanes on. it's up 47%. 72% of the people say the adenosine news stories about the dangers. 52% feel the need to respond to a text messages or phone calls. >>> a social network match-up. rob nelson has the story and more. >> my face and facebook and get family. space and facebook members will be able to get a stream of entertainment content based on their interests. there's a application the lives you see t