ice lated. as we get into -- isolated. as we get into the overnight, cloudy skies. tomorrow morning notice out to the west a little more green showing up. a little more shower activity. that's going to come through in the morning. might see a second batch midday. by afternoon i think we're going to be partly to mostly sunny. back in the the low 80s. as we head toward thursday night and friday, not too much in the way of cloud cover here. so we'll be a little cooler thursday night. friday back into the low 80s with a couple of showers well west of us late friday afternoon. we'll see if it falls apart friday night but saturday with the front coming through, that's when we get another chance for a shower before we really start to cool down. today warm, 85. stray shower possible. going to be a mild and muggy night tonight. 70 in town. mid-60s in the suburbs. my ac will be humming tonight. 82 tomorrow. maybe a shower through the morning hours but i think a better afternoon. friday also 82. friday looks great. if you have a long weekend coming up, even with columbus day,

late. -- comparatively. this is an ice storm, but compared to dispel -- is about, this is nothing. >> governor martin amount the remark o'malley will visit the eastern shore today, one of the hardest-hit areas. a lot of progress made today by being t&e cruz, but much of the state is still without power. the jeep is reporting 6000 customers without power. most of them are in baltimore county where nearly 23,000 -- 2300 are without power. the utility is still urging customers to report outages. the number for that, 1-877-778- 2222. for school and business closings, visit our website. you can find the latest on the sandy aftermath, including pictures and videos from our viewers. wbaltv.com. >> the weather should be fairly quiet for the next few days. it will be chilly, though. still a chance to see a few light sprinkles, but nothing of any consequence. 50 at the airport. gusting and occasionally to 15 miles per hour. a 30% chance for a rain shower on this halloween day. nothing that will slow down trick or treating this morni

this is ten days later than last year and the third late nest a decade. ice three millimeters thick formed over a bucket of water when the mercury plummeted to minus 4 degrees. you see some tourists enjoying the frost on local farms. absolutely beautiful there, but very cold and definitely marking the end of the growing season out across much of that area indeed here. it does look like things are going to continue to remain chilly across much of japan. very autumn-like here. even on wednesday, you might see some light rain showers into tokyo, and thursday into friday, see this low-pressure area over korea right now, that is going to be pushing over towards japan, evening bringing snow showers to the china/russia border. we're also talking about the tropics today. this tie fan moving of of ever so slowly off towards the northwest at this time. it's expected to start to turn north and then eventually northeast by the end of the week. the main threat with this storm system is going to be the waves. near the center of circulation, 10-meter-high waves could be see

ice rink opened today at rockefeller center signaling the opening of the season. activities leading up to the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree in late november, righte ice rink opened christmas day 1936 and attracts more than a million skaters every year. beautiful. >>> thank you for joining us for the special edition of nbc bay area news. we have plenty more news at the top of the hour including a report from at&t park where the giant hit the field today. we'll be right back.

late tonight. there could be some mixed ice pellets in the evening. the low temperature of 42. tomorrow is that. afternoon thunderstorm. very unstable tomorrow. a high of 50. clouds break at times. saturday 59. back to the low 70's by sunday. time for today's trivia. where was cheddar cheese first invented? a.) vermont. b.) wisconsin. c.) england. the answer still to come this midday! time for sports. one of the best broadcasting teams in baseball has broken up. bob brenly has left the cubs to pursue other opportunities. brenly called his eight years on the north side the experience of a lifetime. he would not say if he's interested in the open spot in the diamondbacks t-v booth. brenly won a world series while managing arizona in 2001, and still lives in phoenix. there's at least a dozen candidates to replace him, but current play- by- play man len kasper says it's sad to see his partner go. >> time crushed personally. i am happy for him. i'm sure he will land on his feet. we will be great friends forever. unfortunately everything in life is fleeting. i never forgot how lucky i was to get to wo

ice returning to first mariner arena. including >> you are watching wbal tv 11. live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news at 6:00. >> good morning. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> i am mindy basara. we are not really worried about today. we are a little concerned about the visit from hurricane sandy. >> that is a complicated forecast. today is not a big deal. a little bit of cloud cover and a touch of a fog. we do not expect any trouble for the morning commute. starting in the low 60's. we will get a little sunshine pushing the temperatures into the low 70's. still above average. we will check the seven-day in a few minutes. stay with us. >> residents and roland park -- armed robberies in the area. jennifer franciotti live from roland park with more on the story. it looks like the suspects are after quick cash. they hit the man on a bicycle to get his money. police said the first happened around 2:00 a.m., a 40-year-old was getting out of her car when approached by three suspects. >> they approached her gunpoint, ordered her into our vehicle and drove her to an atm and her neighborhoo

torrential rain at the national stadium england were below par but took a late for a deflected wayne rooney header on thirty one minutes the ice were close to equalising at the end of the first half but failed to capitalize on this counterattack for hearts inside were heading for a crucial three points when tamil click a level for the hosts with twenty minutes to play england remain on top of the group one point helpful montenegro having played a game. now elsewhere says karr will be looking to return from the international break and go back on top of the russian premier league they're just two points behind the new design j. and as much of an important explains morale could not be higher in the army men's camp. it's been six years since it's come last while the russian premier league title however this renewed hope would be only when you can find me in the strides to go into sunday's clash with ruby just two points off the leaders on g m rao couldn't be higher after beating bitter rivals sponsor last time i was always very happy about. i want today's games especially because it is the biggest day when in russia winning this g

ice the n.h.l. lockout looks set to continue after league chiefs dismissed the latest offer from players. on the late show the only way is again safety is the day the only man big part is down to stay perfect the your and. now there's a new leader in the big spending scar atop of the standings after to know when i was to bear in sim pate is new to you i think the stuff like tell you a couple jokes finding the net once again in the to know when to be remain second in the eastern conference. there's no sign of the n.h.l. lockout ending any time soon the national hockey league has turned down cantor proposals from the players association as the two sides continue to argue over revenues early this week the n.h.l. suggested an eighty two game season and a fifty fifty split of hockey related revenues between the club owners and the players but that was rejected and the tea parties are still far apart. it is still my hope that we can accomplish. my goal the league's goal of getting an eighty two game season. but i am concerned based on the proposal that was made today. things are not progressing to the cont

lately. >> caller: right. but the icingll: yeah, absolutely. the other thing about china the president pointed out mitt romney has investments in plants right now today in china that are taking away american jobs. he turned to romney and said you're the last person in the world that's going to get tough on china, governor romney, and there was just several very, very effective putdowns. i think the difference to me, one of the big differences peter, was that when the president put down romney, he did it, he was tough, he was firm but he was also. >> he wasn't rude. >> bill: he wasn't rude, exactly. when romney did it, it was like do you know how rich i am? do you know i'm richer than donald trump? how dare you interrupt me! >> announcer: this is the bill press show. i.q. will go way up. how are you ever going to solve the problem if you don't look at all of the pieces? >>tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >>you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. >>sharp to

ice cream will be able to last more a while if it's outside. this morning i broke out the coat. yes, i went there. feels like latel. 34 the temperature in takoma park. montgomery county, 41. annandale at 42 degrees. that's our hometown forecast. we'll see clouds move in by noontime today. 52 degrees around the noon hour. then showers for the afternoon, and temperatures will start dropping off. today will be the coolest day out of the work week. again, it's showers from noon right through the afternoon. we'll drop off to 51 degrees by 6:00 p.m. for everyone. quick look at your four-day forecast. 62 on wednesday. mike, that's when the nats play again. how about that? >>> going to be an easy ride if they're playing now because no major problems on the interstates. 95, all green heading up towards the beltway. live look at the cameras, 95 at dumfries road, things looking fantastic. and 95 at lorton road, no serious problems there. going to be an 11-minute ride on northbound 95 from the occoquan to springfield at 63 miles an hour. aaron, angie, back to you. >>> it is 4:44. still to come, not holding back. the wedding

a freezer with check late vanilla swirl ice cream.as were rolling as the truck came drashing through the wall. the driver who fled the scene was tracked down and charged with driving under the influence. >>> liam kneeson's was at the top of the box office in $50 million. hotel transylvania dropped into second place and pitch perfect moved up to third. it's five he minutes past the hour. let's go to maria in for al. >>> it's election season, and these guys are saying rock the vote for your pets. what's this about? >> check out america's pet debate.com. what we do is purina is donating a adollar for every vote you do to the pet partners veteran program. go to the website and put your vote in. >> dogs, cats living in harmony. that's all i'm going to say. perhaps you feel the chill taking your first friend out for a walk this morning. indianapolis at 37, look at oklahoma city, 33 degrees. you got down to 31 this morning. your earliest october freeze on record, and of course we're going to be below average in about all the spots, even with

late filing penalty. inches will continue to accrue -- interest will continue to accrue. harvard will begin offering two free internet courses. iostatcis.n by aerostati icsgoal is to open up access to learned across the world. more rumors only ipad mini. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. one in five workers at advanced micro devices is at risk of losing their jobs. it will cut more than 2300 positions as demand for personal computers lawanes. paypal is planning on making cuts. the fastest job growth in the u.s. is the economic downturn. jobs in oil and coal are among the best paying. investors looking at quarterly results from citigroup and report on september retail sales. a mixed close back on friday as investors continued to monitor .urope's debt crisis the bloomberg maryland index was down. more speculation about an ipad mini. $840 for a fully loaded mini. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 6:18. talk about home field advantage. >> the ravens won, thanks to joe flacco and company. the news is not all good. keith mills will have sports. >> here is a look at last

ice then buried alive now shocking himself letting perfect strangers zap him. >>> good evening on this sunday night. we begin with that deadly outbreak of meningitis. we learned late today it is quickly spreading. all because of those steroid shots to the spine for patients who thought they were getting relief from their pain. just in the last 24 hours at least 27 more people have become sick. that brings the total number of cases to 91 now. at least seven people have now died from this and tonight a troubling new development. the massachusetts company that made that steroid shot is now recalling every single product it makes out of what it calls an abundance of caution. abc's mark greenblatt leads us off. >> reporter: the pharmacy at the center of the meningitis outbreak today announced a voluntary recall of every product it makes saying this action is being taken out of an abundance of caution due to the potential risk of contamination. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: the number of meningitis patients jumping today from 64 to 91 confirmed cases in 9 states with 7 confirmed deaths. the outbreak began with a contaminated shipment of drugs from the new england compound

late thursday friday. look at the storms' blowing up tomorrow coming through here from midnight to toman night. it could be mixed with some iceall hail remember that happen in a couple weeks ago we can do that again and other showers are rotating through here thursday night. that is a fast-moving system. look at the reins these numbers keep growing off of our computer models. the latest one has over an inch of rain. 92 mi. per hour winds and i down in wyoming. 70 tomorrow. see you tomorrow. >> a rare piece of michael jordan memorabilia popped up on ebay and sold for nearly $10,000. it is the bottle to your left, jordan's barbeque sauce from mcdonald's. for those who don't remember 20 years ago the fast-food chain featured a sandwich named after the basketball star. it was known as the mcjordan chicago. according to the ebay listing the barbecue sauce is in new condition and has never been opened and at 10 grand it may never be. people have too much money. after a couple of lackluster adding stubbles and click tonight against the box. [old english accent] i doth declare that thou have brought overmany discounts to thine custom

green mountains cut a deal with snapple, selling premium iced teas in the k-cups, a pretty good move for the stock under pressure of laterdinal health. an upgrade this morning, buy from hold and the new target for this now is $46. about 15% from where it is now. rio tinto says they're going to step up cost cutting efforts, it's interesting they missed the china growth that's lower, but the street likes the fact that they're taking action. spectrum, a buying stanley improvement group. and another company spending money and stock is soaring. nokia actually pretty good this morning i don't have any news yet, but i want to keep an eye on it and bring it to your attention. and quest core, the prescription drugs used for among other things, ms, it's up pretty good and here you can see the street likes the trends there and radioshack, coming into today, they had zero buy recommendations. this morning, bank of america, merrill lynch says, now what? at $2 we like it, they gave it a buy. wall street earnings, well, season is going to be bad, everybody admits that, the worst in years in fact. how will that impact the presidential

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late in kentucky to crowd of well wishers. earlier in the day ryan took a break from practice sessions for ice cream and talked up the vice president's experience. >> it's a nervous situation because joe biden is one of the most experienced debaters we have in american politics but the achilles heel is president obama's history. >> reporter: one challenge for the rookie, he's going head-to-head with a season debate veteran 27 years his senior. biden is under pressure to deliver especially after the president's weak debate performance. >> as i said before, i've been in front of 70 million people. all debates are tough. >> reporter: biden has been out of state for days working in a delaware hotel with top presidential adviser david axle and chris van hollen. he's been fueling up on gatorade and animal crackers. four years ago biden's challenge was not to appear overly aggressive with sarah palin. this time around democrats want him to do the opposite, come out swinging but with a concise message. former michigan governor jennifer granholm played palin in 2008. >> he can deliver a message inside a structured format. >> reporter: with al

ice cream waiting for us when we get there. >>> around these parts, it definitely feels like the fall. cold weather has hit our region. >> storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson in for tom this morning. >> lateweather this morning. layer up heading out. look at these numbers. mt. aerie at 36. 45 in d.c. clarendon coming in at 41 degrees. that's our hometown forecast. will ride out of the low 40s. notice the clouds moving in. 10:00 a.m., 49 degrees under a cloudy sky. and showers by 1:00 with a temperature of 53. we'll go up to a high of 56 degrees. we'll have a look at the seven-day forecast. right now, first 4 traffic. >>> hov restrictions lifted for the holiday. here we are at duke street. things are looking great. also at the 14th street bridge, about a 12-minute ride from the beltway to the bridge. >>> still ahead, the controversial ads you might start noticing when you ride metro to work. >>> breaking news. big news out of stockholm. the 2012 nobel prize for medicine was just announced moments ago. john b. gurden and yamanaka were just warded the nobel prize for medicine. the cells that can become pluripotent. now along with the prestigious award, the winners will also receive a monetar

ice. >>> the next bond film is just around the corner and it's no coincidence the current 007 daniel craig will be hosting tonight's "saturday night live." craig loosened up his comedy muscles thursday night on "latenight with jimmy fallon." he says he is having a good time this week but will probably stick to action films. >> it's a huge amount of stuff that i don't really understand. i look for good funny scripts and they don't really exist. it's usually a collaborative effort to make them good so i guess i'll leave it to the people who know what they're doing. >> the james bond movie "franchise" is also celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend. the next installment "sky fall" opens nationwide november 9th and you can see danielra

late wednesday in kentucky to crowds of well wishers. earlier in the day ryan took a break from practice sessions for ice cream and talked up the vice president's experience. >> it's a nervous situation because joe biden's one of the most experienced debaters we have in modern politics but the achilles heel he has is president obama's record. >> reporter: ryan did most of his preparation hold up in rural virginia with lawyer and former solicitor general ted olson standing in as biden. one challenge for the 42-year-old congressman is a generation gap. he's going head to head with a seasoned debate veteran 27 years his senior. but biden, with 17 national debates under his belt, is under pressure tonight to deliver, especially after the president's weak debate performance. >> 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 million people, you know? all debates are tough. i'm looking forward to it, i really am. >> reporter: biden's been out of site working in a delaware hotel working with david axelrod and acting as ryan, congressman chris van holland. hes been fueling up on gatorade and animal crackers and trying to better understand ryan's thinking by reading his book "y

>> iran is more wires lated and greater economic sanctions than before but it is irrelevant. it hasn't changed the aspiration of the a tomic iceew tops of iran. endless rounds of diplomacy and sanctions didn't prevent north korea and pakistan from joininging once exclusive nuclear club as 8th and 9th members. if iran wants to become nuclear state it is a game-changer for them and game-changer for us they have to be willing to endure the pain to cross that nuclear thresh hoed. jenna: a lot more to talk about on this topic. thank you for your time today. >> thank you. jon:. jon: well the attacks came "fast and furious" in last night's debate but did the facts back up both candidates arguments? we did a little fact-checking. we'll bring you those answers coming up >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have, if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. now meet amanda. with a swipe of her debit card, she bought some gas... and an all-expense-paid trip to hawaii for ben.

ice. >> looks like he's being tas ii. >>> the next bond film will be out soon and daniel craig will be hosting tonight's saturday night live. he loosened up his comedy muscles thursday night on lates having a good time but will probably stick with action films. >> a huge amount of stuff i don't really understand. i look for good funny scripts and they don't exist. it is kind of a collaborative effort to make it good so i'll leave it to the people who know what they're doing. >> the bond movie franchise will also celebrate its 50th anniversary this week. the next installment sky fall opens november 9th and you can see daniel craig tonight on snl on nbc after news 4 at 11:00. >> i like adele's new song. >> the new bond girl. >>> coming up next is "inside the redskins." >> we'll be back tomorrow morning starting at 6:00. until then have a great saturday.

late. >> 11:00, the train didn't leave until 12:15. >> did david tell you he stopped anywhere? >> no, and i asked. >> the "svu" cast is with us, iceed about y-2-k virus, britney spears was singing "one more time," what a gift. 300 episodes. what a gift. >> it's not the thing that we look younger. at least for me i always look 60, that's how it works. >> when you think about shows that come on the air and go off the air in two, three weeks these days, what does it mean as an actor to have something like this on your resume? >> well, it's a dream for an actor to have the same job for more than one season let alone 14, and what we're blessed with is we all get along. that may sound corny, but we have literally become a family, and danny and kelly have just joined the show in the last couple of years, must have set some kind of record in fitting in with our group because we have catch phrases in our in jokes. are we supposed to not talk while this is going on? >> you're supposed to watch and add mire your own work. quiet. look at belzer and how he moves his -- anyway, these guys are great. just delirious we're on 14 years with great n

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