>> our thanks to drew smith and wrtv, the picture from indianapolis tonight. >>> but we do move on now and fast-moving developments after the stunning resigning of david petraeus. petraeus' cia confirmation hearings, his wife holly, and a few seats away to the right, the other woman at the center of all of this, paula broadwell. abc's martha raddatz with more on a third woman who alerted authorities, the red flag that set this into motion. >> reporter: dave petraeus' secret affair may never have been discovered if not for the threatening e-mails his lover sent to jill kelly, wife of a tampa surgeon, a long supporter of the military. officials say she was not romantically involved with petraeus, but was a family friend of petraeus and his wife. officials say the anonymous e-mails to kelly were so disturbing and obsessive, she called the authorities. they traced them to paula broadwell's computer. where, eventually, evidence of an affair between the cia director and broadwell was discovered. petraeus' is claiming the affair with broadwell did not begin until after he retired from the mil

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authorities are working with federal authorities here in indianapolis to try to figure out exactly what happened and what caused the massive devastation. david? >> our thanks tonight to drew smith and wrtv, the picture from indianapolis tonight. >>> but we do move on now and to fast-moving developments this evening after the stunning resignation of general david petraeus. and this image we showed you at the top of the broadcast. petraeus' cia confirmation hearing. his wife holly, to the left, and just a few seats away to the right, the other woman at the center of all of this, her name paula broadwell, his biography. abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent, martha raddatz, with more on a third woman who alerted authorities, the red flag that set all of this into motion. >> reporter: dave petraeus' secret affair may never have been discovered if not for the threatening e-mails his lover sent to jill kelly, wife of a tampa surgeon, a long supporter of the military. officials say she was not romantically involved with petraeus, but was a family friend of petraeus and his wife. officials

this indianapolis neighborhood.stigators believe the cause of the deadly blast was no accident. >> we are turning this into a criminal homicide investigation. >> reporter: the news broke a few hours after the funeral of jennifer and dion longworth, who were killed in the explosion. the loss has not gone unnoticed in who may have killed the second grade teacher and her husband. >> there is a search for truth. and there is a search for justice. >> reporter: authorities are now zeroing in on the people scene in a white van the afternoon of november 10th. it's believed those individuals may be connected or responsible for the death and destruction which impacted more than 200 people. >> we urge anyone with information about this matter to contact crimestoppers. >> police are offering a couple of rewards. hoping that the cash will get people to talk or provide a tip that will lead to the closing of this case. in indianapolis, rafael sanchez, abc news. >>> well, it's been nearly two decades. and still, the o.j. simpson mu

this one, devastating a quiet suburb in indianapolis. a ferocious explosion in the night, home after home leveled into cinders and rubble. tonight, investigators are pouring over the clues to find the cause and to alert other neighborhoods across the country. abc's john slefchriffen has mor. >> reporter: the explosion was so intense, now it looks like a tornado tore through this indianapolis community. for dozens of families, the cruel reality of saturday night's blast is just starting to set in. >> all of a sudden, the house shook, things fell. we ran outside and we just see the whole house, i mean, it was like, four, five houses down from us and it was in flames. >> reporter: federal authorities are now teaming up with local agencies to figure out how this happened. >> we're looking at everything. all causes, all possibilities. >> reporter: authorities say at this point, nothing has been ruled out. yet the mayor of indianapolis says it was not caused by a bomb or an exploding methamphetamine lab. law enforcement sources tell abc news t

. >>> coming up, a massive explosion rocks an indianapolis neighborhood. your nfl highlights are straight ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> other stories making news "early today" in america now. we begin with what could potentially be an end to jesse jackson jr.'s political career. cbs chicago reporting that plea deal is in the works for the newly re-elected congressman that could include his resignation and jail time. the illinois lawmaker is under investigation for allegedly misusing over $40,000 of his campaign funds. jackson is currently battling depression stemming from a bipolar disorder and receiving treatment from doctors at the mayo clinic. >>> next to indianapolis, where investigators want to know what caused a massive explosion that left two people dead and dozens homeless. the powerful blast ignited a massive fire that destroyed or damaged approximately over 30 homes. the cause of the explosion is uncertain, but the concussion was felt up to three miles away. >>> finally, it was flying day this past weekend in san francisco. 33 teams d

. >>> back at home, one person is in police custody after the deadly house explosion in indianapolis earlier this month. this is according to our nbc affiliate wthr. officials will only say there have been no arrests and the investigation continues. search warrants were served on tuesday and law enforcement sources tell the "indianapolis star" they now suspect gas was intentionally released into the home and may have been sparked with a remote device. >>> well, former boxing champion hector macho camacho is in serious condition after being shot and wounded last night in puerto rico. camacho was shot in the head and neck while sitting in a car and was rushed to the hospital. police say the bullet struck camacho in the jaw but exited his head and lodged in his shoulder. he is expected to survive. during his long career he held three world championships and defeated such great fighters as sugar ray leonard. >>> well, fans of elmo and sesame street around the world are hearing about the real life details surrounding the man behind that beloved character. for 28 years kevin clash was not

this is last week in indianapolis. the blast leveled several homes and damaged some 80 other homes. 80 of them. a second tbraid teacher and her -- a second grade teachers ander and her husband died. the clues point to somebody sparking the explosion on purpose. this is a homicide investigation. the cops say they are now looking for a white van that witnesses reported seeing in that neighborhood. trace gallagher has the details. what do we know of this van? >> it was apparently in and out of the neighborhood, shep, for about three weeks. it was near the house that exploded. in fact, some people saw it just before the explosion. all police will say is that it is a white van with no windows. we just talked to the cops and we acknowledged that they do know more about the van than they are letting on, but they don't want to reveal the information because they want the public to help them confirm that information. police are also checking nearby businesses to see if there is some surveillance video that might have captured t

our fire investigators from the indianapolis fire department and the indianapolis metropolitan police to figure out just exactly what did happen and it is an ongoing investigation. we are working with citizens gas investigators also. they are actively participating in the investigation. so although we're unable to determine just yet what happened, we hope to have an answer here in the next few days. >> you say just yet. you seem to be on to something. what are the possibilities? it just seems so crazy that 80 homes could be affected by an explosion just out of nowhere. >> well, it was obviously a large explosion, as you say, it affected 80 homes. 30 of them to the point where they're uninhabitable at this point. we're expecting as many as ten of those homes to have to be totally demolished. so very large explosion, the teams have been able to rule out any kind of high explosive, certainly we're, again, working with citizens gas. there is, you know, some possibility that gas could be involved. but that is too early to know that for sure. and even if it is gas that is involved, what may

the blast -- a massive blast in indianapolis. the blast leveled homes. crews are going through homes trying to find survivors. the cause is still under investigation. >>> for the first time israel has been drawn into the fighting in neighboring syria. israel fired warning shots that crossed the border after a stray mortar from syria hit a military post in the golan heights. israel captured the golan heights in 1967 during the war. no damage has been reported inside israel, but israeli officials threaten tougher retaliation if the attacks continue. >>> at home we're taking it outside, gorgeous, gorgeous day, gwen tolbart, perfect day to rake leaves. >> absolutely. and a perfect day for a parade. we had plenty of those. guess what, the run is not quite over yet. i'll have the details of what to expect as you start your workweek after the break. where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. >>> we had a great today and with it came warmer conditions, temperatures were well above s

our indianapolis affiliate, wxin, is reporting that officers picked up the two men a couple of hours and that they're now looking for a third person. police won't confirm that report, but earlier today investigators say somebody did intentionally release gas from a pipe or stove before a spark blew the place up. meanwhile, according to the indianapolis star newspaper, the couple who bought the house divorced last year. the ex-wife had been living there with her now boyfriend. he reportedly has a long criminal record that dates back frankly decades. cameras caught up with the pair leaving their lawyer's office a few hours ago. so far police have not commented on the homeowners. the november 10 blast killed a second grade teacher and her husband and this is what the house looks like now. trace gallagher with more. what do we know about the two guys they picked up? >> so far neither one has been i.d'd. but our fox affiliate is saying one man has close ties to mark leonard. a long criminal record. the two men were picked up in separate locations, including a mobile home park that was sur

widespread damage in indianapolis --.n jose cold, we will be back. >> welcome back to peopl--two.. people are dead in indianapolis neighborhood and injured four others. this is following the blast in indianapolis. they are investigating that caused extensive damage to this neighborhood 200 people were forced to evacuate in the middle of the night. 12 homes were damaged in investigators are still looking at the cause of this explosion. >> the power could be on a new jersey later today for the was impacted by super storm sandy. however, with 130,000 customers remained without power on long island. residents will not get their power back until tuesday. in the meantime, gas rationing seems to be easing but there are still long lines to get fuel. >> there are more details this morning on the revelation that cia director general david petraeus resigned friday of a love affair. turns out the fbi started investigating the a>>reporter: reported getting harassing e-mails telling her to stay away from petraeus... when the fbi dug de

search warrants were served on tuesday and law enforcement sources tell the indianapolis star they now suspect gas was intentionally released into the home and may have been sparked with a remote device. >>> well, former boxing champion hector macho camacho is in serious condition after being shot and wounded last night in puerto rico. camacho was shot in the head and neck while sitting in a car and was rushed to the hospital. doctors say the bullet struck camacho in the jaw but exited his head and lodged in his shoulder. he is expected to survive. during his long career he held three world championships and defeated such great fighters as sugar ray leonard. >>> fans of elmo and "sesame street" around the world are hearing about the real life details surrounding the man behind that beloved character. for 28 years kevin clash was not only the voice of elmo, he was also the driving force that helped propel the furry red monster into a global favorite. late yesterday clash resigned from "sesame street" as he was slapped with a multi-million lawsuit claiming he had a sexual relationship wi

the national tour begins february 12th in indianapolis. mike tyson is here. [ cheers and applause ] and then with music from this cd, it came out today, it's called "pluto 3d" -- future from the bud light stage. and future will be assisted by kelly rowland tonight. tomorrow night, eric bana will be here, from "homeland" -- sergeant brody -- damian lewis, with be with us. and our musical guest is wiz khalifa. so join us then. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a grammy award-winning singer and former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world -- oh, wait, we got this confused with mike tyson. she's never fought anybody as far as i know. she has a new show called "malibu country." watch it fridays at 8:30 on abc. please say hello to reba mcentire. [ cheers and applause ]

indianapolis and toledo and getting toward lexington. this front is moving in our direction. expected here overnight tonight. behind the front, the air is much colder so highs will only be close to what we're looking at now in the low 50s after today. 49 in leesburg this morning. but manassas is down to 41. 60 in petersburg. warm air not that far away. 51 in la plata. let's check in with monika samtani at 5:00 a.m. with timesaver traffic. >>> overall it's a very quiet rush hour with this holiday. you've got metro on a saturday schedule as well. no hov restrictions to worry about so that helps. by the way, also the redline is single tracking it grosvenor and friendship heights. let's go over to another map. this time we're heading all the way to southern maryland, route 4, route 5, 301 everything looks good coming up from brandywine, accokeek and around andrews air force base as well and route 4 pennsylvania avenue. let's show you what it looks like near college park. if you're planning to head from

and a show of solidarity for indianapolis colts head coach, chuck pagano.dozen players including the rookie quarterback shaved their heads after tuesday's practice to show support for their ailing coach. chuck pagano has cancer and is bald from the treatment. his doctors say he's in complete remission and should be back on the sidelines by the end of the season. that's how you do it, guys, right there. when we come back, voting for higher taxes, the costly fight in california over a measure aimed at raising taxes to prevent deep cuts to the state's education system. this is the "cbs morning news." state's education system. this is the "cbs morning news." a big lunch doesn't mean a big price. start with a savory soup or a fresh salad. then choose a texas toast half sandwich, like our classic turkey, served with fries, all for just 6 bucks at chili's. the latest coffee machine from nespresso. modular. intuitive. combines espresso and fresh milk. the new u. nespresso. what else? available at these fine retailers. nespresso. what else? want longer, stronger las

suzanne mcginnis, cbs news, indianapolis. >>> we've got an update to that armed robbery and shooting near the white house last week. one of the victims says the getaway car was caught on tape by a surveillance camera attached to the front of his business. the man does not want to be identified. he was held at gunpoint and robbed along with four of his friends. he says there were four suspects, three of them wore a mask and carried a gun. the suspects are still at large tonight and the victims fear they'll strike again. >> i keep calling the second district asking, you know, the detective in charge what's going on. they've been very helpful so far. but i need these guys to be caught. all i know is the guys are still on the run, my life is threatened. i'm the only one that saw their face. i'm not scared of them. i'm not scared at all. i'm just very frustrated. i don't want to be looking over my shoulder every day. >> police say they're aggressively following leads tonight and still looking for a silver or white lincoln with d.c. tags ec 0424. >>> a gunman opened fire at ataco bell woun

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looking for the source of a fatal blast in an indianapolis neighborhood. >> it destroyed several homes, caused millions and millions of dollars worth of damage, and forced hundreds to seek shelter. it's monday, november 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> well, just like those who were forced out, investigators, too, remain in the dark about the explosion as the investigation now continues. good monday morning. happy veterans day, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin. paula is off this morning. >> yes. she's in chicago where she used to work before coming here. in the cold, the wind, and the rain, all to watch her chicago bears lose last night to the houston texans. >> oh, my. >> i just want to rub a little salt in that wound before we get to the heart of the show. good to have you back for the day, though, sunny. >> good to see you. >> as a point of personal privilege there. sorry, chicago. >>> well, also the stunning story involving former cia director david petraeus caught in an extramarital affair. we now know who the other woman involved

before all of that, new details in the deadly explosion that rocked an indianapolis neighborhood.s are so badly damage they'd will have to be torn down. >> a second grade teacher and her husband were apparent victims of the blast. they were remembered at a vigil last night. with more on the investigation here is abc's john schifrin. >> reporter: this gaping hole is all that is left, charred foundations, burned out roofs, surrounded by pieces of homes scattered everywhere. an explosion so intense at least two people are now dead and at least eight others injured. >> garage doors blown in. windows blown in. houses completely leveled. nothing left. >> reporter: this suburban community outside of indianapolis was rocked from their bed when a blast obliterated two homes and ignited several others. nearly 200 people were forced to quickly flee into the streets. many wearing pajamas, clutching their pets. a scene so desperate, neighbors rushed in to help. >> as soon as i got to the house and heard people screaming only thing i could think of these people had to got out or they're not goi

. >> at least two people dead and dozens of homes damaged in indianapolis following a massive overnightd with the american hedge onto honor those who served in the u.s. military including a 23-year-old marine killed in combat this year. the ceremony was held in a second place in the heart of the clarendon neighborhood. fox 5 peace lauren demarco was there -- fox 5's lauren demarco was there. >> reporter: it's directly across from popular restaurants like spider kelly's and the clarendon ballroom. hundreds of people walk through this intersection every day but few realize the significance of the structure here. the clarendon war memorial honors veterans native to arlington who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> today we recognize with pride all veterans who served honorably both past and present. >> reporter: this veterans day members of the military, their families and loved ones gathered at the memorial. in addition to an annual remembrance ceremony, a special wreath was laid in honor of lance corporal nile cody sears, the first arlington combat vet lost this year in afgha

overnight explosion in indianapolis. if a plane slides off the runway in colorado. what may have been the reason, as >> two people are killed and several houses leveled after an overnight explosion in indianapolis. happened around 11:00 last night, sparking a fire that destroyed three dozen homes. seven people were taken to the hospital with injuries. the names of the victims have not been released and there is no word on a possible cause. a commercial jet slid off the runway saturday at denver international airport. the southwest airlines flight was landing with temperatures near the freezing mark. there were 125 passengers on board. passengers were shaken, but no injuries were reported. sharks at an aquarium had a surprise visit. a world champion free diet for jumped into the shark tank. the aquarium's visitors were surprised to see the diver so close to the sea creatures who strike fear in some many of us. she was afraid of them for years but he was able to overcome his fear by swimming with them. a group of a maryland state troopers had up north to help in the r

jon: new developments in the deadly explosion that ripped through a indianapolis neighborhood earlierhis month. police announcing the case is now a criminal homicide investigation. the blast killed two people, destroyed five homes and caused millions of dollars in damage. the announcement comes just after the funerals for a couple who died in the explosion, john and jennifer longworth. eric shawn our new york newsroom. he has the late is. >> reporter: they are horrified and bewildered about what happened. authorities are focusing on a mysterious white van, about 15 years old with no windows. neighbors say that white van was parked for weeks in front of the house that exploded. that blast saturday afternoon, a week and a half ago flattened five homes, damaged 81 others and killed that married couple next door. the owner of the house and her husband are divorced and they had filed for bankruptcy. her ex-husband told police that he received a text message from their 12-year-old daughter saying something was wrong with the furnace in the house and she smelled gas. at the time of the explo

in indianapolis, investigators say they have ruled out either a bomb or a meth lab as the cause of a big, huge, deadly explosion in that neighborhood. >> take a look, two people were killed in dozens of homes damaged or destroyed by the thunderous blast saturday night. a loud boom shook their homes, blew out windows and collapsed ceilings. some felt it 3 miles away. >> the windows and frames, everything came in through the house. and my wife started screaming. i didn't know what was going on. i thought some one was breaking in the house because, the alarm was going off the i just grabbed my gun started running around the house. i saw our front door was open. and then -- saw the glow of the fire. i walked outside. all the houses were on fire. and, that's pretty much what happened. all i remember. >> victims were a 2nd grade teacher and her husband. counselors will be on hand at the school to help the children understand what happened. >> today the federal holiday to observe velt vaterans day of co. yesterday, president obama paid tribute to american servicemen and women. >> he laid a

. >> and an explosion in an indianapolis neighborhood.taggering number of homes that w >> disturbing new information from a man accused of several rapes in a number of states including maryland and virginia. aaron thomas, known as the east coast rapist spoke to "washington post" by phone. according to the report he doesn't know why he couldn't stop attacking women and thinks of them as objects and insists he's not crazy. thomas is charged with raping a 41-year-old loudon county woman in 2001 and is expected to plead guilty for that crime this month. >> making headlines across the country, they're trying to figure out what caused a major explosion and fire in an indianapolis neighborhood. three dozen homes were damaged or destroyed. at least two people were killed. it took place last night. investigators suspect a gas leak but utility workers say residents usually smell gas in there's a leak and no one reported any problems. >> a woman in texas is killed this weekend trying to stop her boyfriend from driving drunk. that according to police

. >> a deadly explosion in an indianapolis home. the investigators are sifting through the rubble and looking for answers. >> it is all the talk the galaxy s3 or thee fight. they are battling it out. or the iphone 5--the battle. coming up in my tech report, a side-by-side comparison. ;x >> the resignation of general petraeus is starting to sound like a racy spy novel. how well washington works. catherine heenan has the details. >> lawmakers are questioning who knew what and when. a spokesperson say that the congressmen heard about it in late october. he did not know about it until after the election. supposedly the president did not know until after the election. the homeland's security chairman says it does not make sense. >> it seems that this has been going on for several months and yet now it appears that they are saying that the fbi did not realize until election day. general petraeus was involved in justice not add up. >>catherine: general petraeus is gone from the cia after admitting to the affair with his biographer, paula b

a number of indianapolis houses destroyed in an explosion. why investigators may be changing their minds on what may be the cause. >> and why this may lose their homes for refusing to pay were you eating smoked sausage in here? no! could have gotten me one. i did. try the unmistakable flavor of dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. hurry in today. america runs on dunkin'. >> more than 50,000 customers are still without power tonight on long island in new york and those people lost power after sandy only to get it back again and then lose it this past week. today power company officials say the primary cause is damaged or flooded equipment belonging to customers and not the company. but that's not stopping many people from expressing their anger and frustration. >> i'm often asked the question when will it be 0. the system is very dynamic day in and day out. there are outages for a series of reasons. and as we continue to work the outages as a result of hurricane sandy and the following blizzard we will continue to take on outages.

visibility down it two miles at b.w.i., five miles at indianapolis. it is two miles or less that will restrict you a little bit. no advisories but use caution if you are driving in the outlying and low-lying areas. 49 at dulles 45 in gaithersburg. manassas 41 culpeper 43, really not bad to start this morning. but look at temperatures across the west. doesn't take a meteorologist to figure out where the cold front is. 20 in minneapolis, 34 in chicago. we are dealing with 50's ahead of that front and we will take the big plunge once this crosses through. but today we will enjoy the benefit of high pressure to keep us warm. the rain will arrive overnight and you can see a look into the future. that should last through the morning hours tomorrow but afternoon or by 2:00 that will pull out and we will clear out and bring you more sunshine. the forecast patchy fog giving way to increasing cloudiness. the high 65 to 70 degrees. tonight expect cloudy skies with showers, 45 to 50. a look at the seven-day forecast showers last through tuesday morning and cleari

a criminal homicide investigation has been launched into the indianapolis house explosion that killed two people november 10th. the prosecutor says they are now looking for information about a white van seen in the neighborhood the day of the blast. >>> john mcafee, the multi-millionaire behind the mcafee antivirus computer software, is still in hiding from police. they want to talk to him about the murder of his former neighbor. mcafee has started a blog and says he is innocent. he's announced a $25,000 reward for evidence leading to the capture of what he calls the real killers. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden hosted their fourth early thanksgiving for wounded warriors yesterday welcoming service men and women and their families. >> i just can't tell you again how humble we are by your willingness to come and have an early thanksgiving dinner with us. >>> and we have some just amazing video here of nasa with these two gigantic solar tsunamis. the huge explosions on the surface on friday sent super hot plasma flares into space. luckily for us, not in the dire

two indianapolis cheerleaders shave their heads during the colts-bills game in solidarity with head coach chuck pagano who is battling leukemia. overall, the colts have raised more than a quarter of a million dollars for leukemia research. great gesture there. >>> justin bieber called "white trash" for what he wore in a photo while meeting a v.i.p. we'll show it to you. >>> plus, the rolling stones kick off a handful of 50th anniversary concerts. details are next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. the next three days there will be changing weather in the west. we'll have a large storm impacting coastal areas. for today, no problems whatsoever. everyone's travels look fairly safe. as we go into tuesday, more of the same. we will see clouds increasing along coastal areas. it's not until wednesday that we'll increase the rain. this has a chance of giving rain everywhere up and down the coast e specially northern california. that's something to not look forward to. >> a good way of putting it. >>> well, if you weren't s

right, pete williams at the justice department tonight, thank you >>> we shift our focus now to indianapolis where a mysterious explosion totally changed the landscape of an entire neighborhood over the weekend. you can see what the richmond hills subdivision south of the city looked like before 11:00 saturday night and post 11:00 p.m. saturday night, more on the story. ron allen is there for us, good evening >> reporter: good evening, brian, a homeowner has told authorities that the faulty gas furnace in his home may be to blame. the family was not there when the explosion happened. still, the investigation continues some 200 people fled their home that night and had no idea what hit them. 11:00 on a saturday night, without warning an explosion so powerful it was heard miles away, rocks a middle class neighborhood. flames engulf several homes. residents say they thought a plane had crashed. or an earthquake had struck >> the windows were blown in, my daughter was under about you know, 12 panes of glass. >> reporter: relatives say a couple living next door to the blast site were killed when

detectives say a deadly explosion that rocked an indianapolis neighborhood, leveling homes, it was no major development in a homicide investigation and why police have only a few clues. it's tuesday, november 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> welcome to "world news now," everyone. i'm paula faris on this tuesday. >> indeed. i'm rob nelson. >>> we'll get to that major development in indiana, ten days after the fatal blast. the story seemed weird from the beginning. now to know it could have been intentionally set, unbelievable. >>> we'll take you to the mideast as well this morning where civilians on both sides of the deadly conflict between hamas and israel spent another night in fear. we'll have the latest on the demands to end the brutal fighting there. >>> also this half hour, teenagers obsessed with their bodies. why some will stop at nothing to get pumped up and ripped up. the warning signs and advice for parents, however, before it's too late. i mean you always -- it's good to see teen ablers are really taking afternoon investment in their bodies a

why the investigation here in indianapolis could take a number of days. >> tens of thousands of people. >> new york and new jers -- people in new york and new jersey are without power. >> and storms ripped it down 25 years ago. now a piece of baltimore's history is back up and flying and it's time for a big celebration. clear. >> reporter: everything is up to speed on 695 in towson but we are dealing with a crash on 95 and today is veterans day and there's a big parade planned in baltimore. checking in and looking at live in mount vernon, notice nothing yet. but many voted will soon be -- roads will be closed as the morning progresses. details coming up on good morning maryland. >>> thanks for joiningous than monday -- joining us on this money morning. they were running for their lives after a explosion ripped through the neighborhood. two people are dead and the damage is incredible. and it will cost more than $3 1/2 million to get the neighborhood back on its feet. charley has more on how victims are holding up. >> you hear about situations like this. communities coming together in t

law enforcement sources told the indianapolis star they believe gas was intentionally released into theouse, and the spark somehow remotely triggered that led to the blast. search warrants have been execu executed, two people have been questioned in this case, which is now being treated as a homicide investigation. >>> still ahead for us tonight, what you need to know about what some are calling the death of the computer password. >>> and later, some dedicated guys who are making a difference where health is needed which right now happens to be their own backyard. >>> as we mentioned, we're taking an in depth look tonight at computer security, given who's been in the news lately, and an e-mail scandal that's already cost the head of the cia his job. can you rely on personal passwords to protect secrets in the computer? security experts say there will have been 1 billion hacking attempts by the time 2012 is out. even as the hackers are getting better, password protection is not. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the evil geniuses who hacked into nancy's online acco

a criminal homicide investigation has been launched into the indianapolis house explosion that killed two people november 10th. the prosecutor says they are now looking for information about a white van seen in the neighborhood the day of the blast. >>> john mcafee, the multi-millionaire behind the mcafee antivirus computer software, is still hiding from police. they want to talk to him about the murder of his former neighbor. mcafee has started a blog and says he is innocent. he's announced a $25,000 reward for evidence leading to the capture of what he calls the real killers. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden hosted their fourth early thanksgiving for wounded warriors yesterday welcoming service men and women and their families. >> i just can't tell you again how humble we are by your willingness to come and have an early thanksgiving dinner with us. >>> and we have some just amazing video here of nasa with these two gigantic solar tsunamis. the huge explosions on the surface that were sent on friday of super hot plasma flares into space. luckily for us, not i

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. >> and explosion in indianapolis neighborhood. >> welcome back. 5;09. 62 degrees downtown. it will be another mild day today. i think we will get through the day today dry. 48 in pasadena. increasing clouds today. maybe some fog in some areas. rain will come in early todanig. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> officials are trying to figure out what caused a massive explosion in indianapolis. two people were killed in the blast and destroyed more than 30 homes. seven others were hospitalized. power was turned off to the subdivision. officials suspect it was a gas leak. a man pulled a handgun and pulled the trigger. the gun and did not fire. the man refused to drop the gun. the suspect was shot multiple times and later died at a hospital. >> a police officer is recovering after being attacked by a man with a sword. this happened early on saturday morning. the suspect was shot and killed. 41 degrees at the airport. thanksgiving is a week from thursday. how much will cost this year to host the holiday? >> tracking some accidents already

the colts are playing pretty darn well after a terrible season last year in indianapolis. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," negotiations over the fiscal cliff begin between the president and house speaker just days after tuesday's election. our "morning joe" crew turns the corner from the campaign and looks at what governing is going to look like over the next four years. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cool to watch jon stewart take out his electoral frustration on the great state of florida. "way too early" coming right back. but when i was in an accident... i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. so i never missed a beat. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> for a lot of people just beginning to think about getting back on their feet after hurricane sandy, the nor'easter that moved in on the east coast last night was brutal. according to the u.s. energy department last night's nor'easter caused more than 100,000 new power outages in the mid atlantic a

this was before yesterday's indianapolis/colts game. showing support for chuck pagano in indianapolis. there's the coach. a lot of the colts players have shaved their heads. these cheerleaders wanted to join in. the colts won the game and are in good position to win the playoffs. >> the ladies look beautiful, with or without hair. >>> let's turn things over to scott reese in the comcast sports newsroom. >> jim harbaugh said what? the coach not as quick to settle on a quarterback. >>> and the san jose state spartans. go to one of basketball's toughest road venues and give kansas a scare. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you

>>heather: thank you from indianapolis. events marking veterans day taking place all around the nation today. president obama laying the traditional wreath at tomb of the unknown in arlington national cemetery. and highlighting the sacrifice of those serving overseas. >> for a decade of war our heroes are now coming home. the next few years more than a million service member will transition back to civilian life. they will take off their uniforms and take on a new and lasting role. they will be veterans. >>gregg: and now live to washington, dc, with more. >>reporter: there is a special event at the vietnam memory of the dedication of the memorial and that is one of the most popular attractions in washington, but few are prepared for the emotional impact of seeing the names carved with the reflection of your face staring back. 58,000 americans were killed in the war between 1958 and 1975. a ceremony tomorrow, the secretary of veterans affairs said this. >> others may have passed the nations you know and you reach back in tim