@%ilding. >> stayyup-to-date as november nd quickly approaches. foxbaltimore.com. >>> and see more of andre's comment on foxbalttmore.com and clicc on raw news. >>> tte magic kingdom was not so, magical tuesday night. %-a bus driver being choked by a park guest. it all started after a man and the driver told him to wait for the neet bus because it was full. a tourist caught the wwole thing on camera..3@ the driver was not injured. >> i cannot uuderstand why it's so, harmful. >>> construction in the state of @%chigan sends ddivers downna %-they complained saying the new drivers were simply going too fast. speed traps didn't work so, they posted siggs saying ssow down. the police chief didn't like it and ordered tte people to take down their signs. great weather for running this -eekend if you're a runner. >> okay. >> he runs?ck with the forecast3 yes to the refrigerator..3 51 degrees. partly cloudy skies and the winds have died down. 63 degrees was the high %-67 is the normal for this dat. we didn't break any records. 32 degrees on the day. we'll s

. >> that ild, we assume, is his son. >> he has two sons, i think, there on the scene. >> what it must be like to look out through that capsule and see you're above ground whenou probably didn't think you were going to make it. >> they are taking their time. well, and for good reason. it's been two months. no need to hurry anything now. he's out. and there he is. the first of the miners rescued, and there is his family. >> lore enzio wallace is the fit miner to come out. we will decihear in the days ah who it was decided to come out first and how they decided the last to come out. >> it is very difficult to imagine what they must be feeling. >> 32 other families waiting for their moments. >> there was report earlier in the day that the guy w was the shift supervisor among the 33 down there has been credited by some of the other miners with being very, very successful and adept ateeping order down there, at rationing out the food,oing all the things necessary to keep everything in order down there, and he has decided that he, like the captain of the ship, would be the last one to come u

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the three-alarm fire de fire st destroyed the ilding. >> reporter: three alarms, 100 firefighters, 30iece was equipment responding to this massive fire here in suitland. it started early this morning. it was about 4:30 this morning when firefighters responded at 3362 curtis drive in suitland. they fnd heavy smoke and fire teter rays level in the rear of the building. the heat and smoke blocked residents getting out from a stairwell. they had to go to their balcons where they were rescued. eventually the flames extended through the upper floors of the building and went to the roof and on to an adjacent building. both bldings were evacuated and firefighters had toull out for a brief time. about 7:00 a.m. the bulk of the fire was knocked down and firefighters were able to get back in a end begin their sear. the person that they believed was in the apartment of origin is unaccounted for. 24 families have been displace no word on the cause of this fire a this point. in suitland, derrick ward, news 4. >>> thank you. 9:. still to come one of the biggest races the year but in advance of the a

. >>> is it okay for an 11 or 12-year-old to baby sit your ild? we talk to a doctor to find o how jung too young for the responsibility of baby s >>> the woman picked to b the interim d.c. school's chancellor is speaking out today about her new job. kaya henderson said she is right for the role. she's been michelle rhee's chief deputy for three years and has been with the school system for 13. >>> an ohio school tells the "washington post" that mayor adrian fenty cld be the next professor on their list. overland, his alma mater, said the mor is considering teaching political science there. the mayor said it is too premature to talk about his future now. it has been a day of medical and psychological exam for the 33 freed miners in che. doctors want to make sure they're okay ater being trapped for 69 days. the miners are expected to remain in the hospital for another day or two. now let's fast forward to the weather. >> willed it would be a nasty day. and most of the day was. how far, outside right now, not too bad at all. let's take a look. a nice

. >>> the search for a miing girl from north carolina, a ild who was battling cancer has now become a murder inveigation. 10-year-old zahra claire baker was reported missing saturday when her father adam called the police, now, the father aend zahra's stepmother are at the center of a murder case. the search warrant reveals that police dogs detected the smell of human remains in the cars of the parents. the stepmother confessed to writing a ransom note that was found in the girl's house. police say they have no idea exactly when that child disappeared. >>> some parents who believe their child was harmed bring routine vaccinations are ting their case to the supreme court. it will be decided that the family has grounds to sue the makers of the vaccine. kristen dahlgren was in court today and has the story. >> reporter: at 18, hannah can't communicate. >> s echos certain words. >> today her story was heardn the nation's highest court. she was just six months old when she received what was a common dtp vaccine at the time. her fami says it led to severe seizur and developmental disabiliti

. >> reporter: they broke ground today in rosslyn on what will be the area's tallest ilding. a 390 foot gleaming testament to building technology and economic optimism. >> i think it sends a signal to all of our nation's capital, as well as e country, if you will, th we're back. you know, in the time of a tough recession, this building is going up. >> reporter: and going up higher than it could have on the other side of the potomac. >> d.c. we cannot go that high. >> reporter: that was not without its challenges. the developers needed special permission from the fax because of the building's proximity. other buildings will be incorporated. >> next week the construction staging is going to begin for ree new eletors, a whole new entrance to the metro. >> reporter: while rosslyn is growing skyward, dsity remains a concern. >> in this communicatty, we're afraid of it. >> reporter: it can be cost efficient to bull on the rosslyn side of the potomac. cost per square foot is lower. subsequently, says the developer, vacancy rates are as well. >> what's interesting is that the washing

high pressure ilds in. weak weather front slipping down to the south. out ahead of it low 80s.ling more like september than columbus day weekend. slightly coor weather on the other side of that front. tomorrow afternoon only in the up 70s to 23450er8 degrees. that frontwill basically wash out as it goes further dow south. this area of high pressure sets up shop across the western parts of the carolinas. that opens up the floodgate for the warmer air to come back into the picture. it brings moisture and result for a shower or two monday afternoon and then lingering into tuesday. so that means up need to get outside and enjoy the front half of your holiday weekend. plenty ever sunshine. quite warm. highs upper 70s to low and mid-80s. sun goes down at 6:39. tomorrow plenty of sunshine. clouds moving in by tomorrow afternoon but still a very nice day. ghs tomorrow 75 to 80 degrees. there's the 4-day forecast. columb day a lot of folks have can columbus day off. tuesy looks a little bit showery with highs in the 70s. next weather front temperatures back down in the 60s which would b

at one of the biggest food pthe , doed thunt >> e huds oiry pthe cha ir ild matt gutman, abc news, orlando> news from bp this morning. the company now says it is going to waive the $75 million cap on claims resulting from th oil spill. company officials say it will pay all legitimate claims, no matter how much it costs. >>> in a memo obtained by the "wall street journal," bp says safety will be the sole determination in rewarding employee performance. >>> france is at a virtual stastilbecaoef re demonstrations are planned in 200 cities. as gavin hewitt of the bbc reports, the protests have been widespread and explosive. >> reporter: the protests in france are spreading. students trying to blockade their schools. cars were torched and the riot police intervened. these protests are against president sarkozy's plan to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62 and to raise the age when a full pension can be received from 65 to 67. but ominously for the government, the protest movement appears to be feeding off other resentments like unemployment. we found younger groups being drawn into this cris

minbehind that fronn cooler temperatures then. 70 degrees ann ild for the ttme being.torú thunderstorm in the evening as we climb tt 72 degrees. the western part of mmryland we are still on the normal side. ú%chance for showers later this morning and thunder for the for you. we can't rule out an eeening thunderstorm and bine degree 59s miid.3 the showers taper off and all we will be left with are most low cloudy skies which is hat we will havv tomorrow during the day. a dry day as we climb to 74. the front brings us a chance of a shower oo hunderstorm on wednesday. a high of 78. one more day, one more for tuesday with a high oo 78 degrees. drier and look for sunny skies. 59 on friday, 60 and 63 for your saturday and sunday. now for a look at what is happening on the roads with situatiinnhere is candace dold with the trrffic eege. >>> well, we conttnue to track the actual speeds out there right now on 95 things are starting to look mmch better, 42 miles per our on the southbound lanes traveling thrrugh whitemarsh and now at 57 on the how ther loop lanes at beltway trave

that's why 's good to have a middle ild to put that child in the spotlight.t the baby? >> well, they are often rule-brokers. when they are growing up, the rule don't apply to them as strictly as the siblings, you want to keep the rules to all of the kids in your household. >> or apply more so. they feel theyever get a chance to spread their wings a little bit. >> that's my younger brother, adam. >> my younger brother is a rule-follower. he's a bit shy. >> most of those don't fit. you're saying that's the norm in most families? >> that i there are definitely pattes. one thing researchers showed older children are more likely to person over 100 thousand th the middle or younger. >> how about potential success of oldes child? >> thing thing he are more comfortable with adults which is great. one thing adults respond well to they look at them in the eye or speak to them. on the other hand, you might find that the only child might have trouble forming bonds. you put your only childut there in the world or clases or teams, gve lots of opportunities for interaction.

they are trying to create a good relationship and look toward ilding the jobs that so many people are concerned about, striking 9% unemployment in this country. host: how many senate races are you involved in? guest: about nine or 10, shifting every day depending on the circumstances. host: party in the headlines frequently? guest: there all along the lines of competitive states like missouri, kentucky. pennsylvania we feel reasonably good about, but that is again one of the ones were watching very carefully. washington state, wisconsin, florida -- again, another state have been active in that is now looking a little bit better. and west virginia, which has recently emerged on the scene as a significant potential pickup for republicans. a few more that i am aving out. host: how about colorado? i see a lo of money in reports going to that. guest: certainly colorado. host: what about house races? guest: we announced th week that we will be supporting other groups that the house served. the democratic party committees are poised to outspend republicans by about two-one. it is important t