over 50 people, including two indian officials, were killed. these types of attacks were designed to destabilize the government. and despite increased security in the capital, the insurgents are still getting through. bbc news, kabul. >> and a few minutes we will have more on afghanistan. the u.n. is ghting off accusations it deliberately fought claims of fraud in the election. for some breaking news, nobel prize for literature has just been announced in the capital of sweden, and actually what we will do is go to our arts correspondent to tell us who it is. >> i wish i could tell you. >> it is mueller, herta mueller. >> ok. the decision is a secretive. every year we speculate. clearly the committee that decides on this are people who keep it so secretive that date -- and so let me just tell you a little anecdote the way they talk about them. when it was one is term, they were referred to him -- they referred to him as harry potter. >> what do we know about her? romanian born, apparently. >> i would have to say very little and a wider sense. cl

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it's usually the indians that are the target. he says willing to give up in trying to leave afghanistan. >> well, no one at the indian embassy was killed but about a year ago, two diplomats died in a much bigger attack there. pakistan denied the accusations they were involved. the senate plan being considered would cost $829 billion over ten years. . also uninsured americans get coverage. four major earthquakes hit the south pacific happening near vamuatu. people went running for high ground. the warning was called off quickly. several other relatively large aftershocks have also hit the area. a major international i.d. theft ring. 100 american and egyptian suspects were indicted yesterday. they're accused of personal info by getting people to respond to phony e-mails. most people are commenting from the nation's education secretary. arne duncan met with students from the same school as a teenager who was beaten to death in the streets last month. holder says it should concern everyone. >> youth violence is not a chicago problem.

it is the french vy's main supply ship in the indian ocean. n paris, the defeninistry described how the pirates approach in two small boats and open fire. >>they reaze that they were not behavinas a commercial ip. she was not tryin toun away. on the conary, but she was headi toward the pires. at thatime, the pires turned away and try to escape. it is not the fst time the rates have target the french military. france played a key role inhe ssion patrolling the waters neasomalia. is shows the navy fighting bac aft a frigate s attack in may. several were captured. more than 20 suspects were handed over to ken. green them trial is a legal mine field. forhese piras, the future is certain. for now, her mission in th indian ocean connues as normal. >> t heavy floods in souther india he damaged hundreds of millions of dollars worth of crops. that could mean seve food shortage and these 250 pele have been killed and millions displaced. these re the wot floods in decas. >> living in desperation onthe edge of at ws once their home this community is one o

the taliban target the indian embassy with a massive car bomb. david cameron is set to be britain's next prime minister. he tells the conservative party he is ready to take power. the justice officers as the biggest threat to power-sharing is international sanctions. -- a justice officer says the biggest threat to power-sharing is international sanctions. coming later for you, fighting his grandfather, the grandson of joseph stalin takes action against a russian newspaper. and the nobel prize for literature is won. the letter to you. the taliban are claiming they were behind a massive car bomb that exploded in the afghan capital of kabul. the blast between the interior ministry and another ministry injured dozens and killed some. they say the embassy was the target. from kabul, we have this. it was morning rush-hour, but it came to a deadly stop. a car bomb packed full of explosives ripped through. the victims were local afghans on their way to work. the shopkeeper says there was an enormous blast. >> all i saw were dead bodies and injured people

it is the french navy's main supply ship in the indian ocean. in paris, the defense ministry described how the pirates approached in two small boats and open fire. >> they realize that they were not behaving as a commercial ship. she was not trying to run away. on the contrary, but she was heading towards the pirates. at that time, the pirates turned away and try to escape. >> it is not the first time the pirates have targeted the french military. france played a key role in the mission patrolling the waters near somalia. this shows the navy fighting back after a frigate was attacked in may. several were captured. more than 20 suspects were handed over to kenya. green them to trial is a legal mine field. for these pirates, the future is uncertain. for now, her mission in the indian ocean continues as normal. >> the heavy floods in southern india have damaged hundreds of millions of dollars worth of crops. that could mean severe food shortages. and these 250 people have been killed and millions displaced. these were the worst floods in decades. >

he decided to form a religious community at the heart of his political work and inspiration for indian society. but he had few followers and not much money. this was not to be a community set and a world in which. he chose this location, one of india's most industrialized cities. the textile mills have given it the nickname, the manchester of india. it was built on waste ground on the banks of the river just outside of town, and it soon grew into an organized community of about 300 people. gandhi wanted it to return to the virtues of simple village life, especially the spinning and weaving of cloth that he believed would make indians self sufficient. this man grew up here in the 1920's with gandgi as a friend and inspiration. he was his seetary and trusted adviser for over 25 years. today, he is one of the few remaining people who can claim to have known mahatma got me. -- mahatma gandhi. he had his own views on the philosophy. >> it gave me an opportunity to write a letter to him, saying, this is what is happening. >> you think he told her, no more children? >> i think it helped. >> m

there are vacant homes in the indian mt. lakes development. police say based on eyewitness accounts and people who saw these two youngsters that they had stayed in one of the homes saturday. when they went to investigate the youngsters were already gone. the teens had left the home. police are saying right now they think they are still somewhere within the development, but that's why, you know, with a program like yours and others, are still trying to get the word out in case, you know, they manage to slip their way out of indian mt. lakes and are out and about somewhere. as you mentioned a short time ago, the elements up there, the temps are supposed to drop into the low -- down around freezing. maybe even into the low 30s, upper 20s by the weekend. it's imperative they find the youngsters quickly. if they're in a home, these homes probably don't have the heat turned on and the electricity turned on. so that could pose a further danger. >> everyone, we are talking about two teens with the mental capacity of a third grader and a sixth grader.

a man blew up an suv outside the indian embassy. the blast damaged the checkpoint, shattered windows and toppled restaurant what wal >> translator: there was an explosion. we were just sitting inside having tea when it broke the wind doughs. was in the neighborhood of the interior ministry. thanks to god's grace, no one in the store was injured. just our windows and goods broke. thank god no one was hurt in our store. >> translator: if they would have wanted to fix it, they would have fixed it in the last seven years. what they've done in these last seven years it's gone from bad to worse. it hasn't gotten better. >> well, the man you just heard was referring to the u.s.-led war against the taliban there, which had its eighth anniversary yesterday. >>> health care reform has cleared a major hurdle. the congressional budget office says that the key senate plan being considered would cost $829 billion over ten years, but as huge as that sounds it is a $70 billion less than expected and would even cut the deficit by 80 billion. those n

. >> the indian oeshen had a destructive earthquake. abc's margaret conley is in tokyo with the latest. >> reporter: this morning's quake sent thousands of already on-edge people, running to higher ground, fearing a tsunami. just 24 hours prior, an even more powerful quake hit this poor town, a common transport spot for surfers and an area prone to earthquakes. its tremors resulted in chaos, cut power, fires, road closures and hundreds of flattened buildings in a city of nearly 1 million people. hundreds of bodies have been found in the rubble. the death toll is over 400. that number is expected to rise. here, rescue workers and volunteers move large pieces of rubble, formerly parts of people's homes, to search for any signs of survivors. a disaster agency estimates hundreds of families have been displaced. their homes completely destroyed. jeremy? vinita? >> margaret conley reporting. >>> in the samoan island, some aid has arrived. a c-130, touched down in samoa. and more is on the way. >> the death toll following tuesday's disaster, i

it's not the first time that insurgents have tried to attack the indian embassy here.milar blast took place last year in the summer in july, killing about 60 people. afghanistan is one of the top two recipients of aid from india. it's worth about $1.2 billion. road work. adrian mong, nbc news, kabul. >> senior defense official in afghanistan says the suv used in that attack today was stolen fromñr afghan military forces. afghan's foreign ministry thinks pakistan's government may have had a hand in the bombing. pakistani officials deny any involvement. >>> another series of earthquakes in the south pacific prompted some tsunami warnings and some panic today. there were four big earthquakes in the last 24 hours. all of them between 7 and 7.8 in magnitude. the tsunami warnings were quickly canceled, but residents on the islands of samoa and vanuatu didn't wan to take any chances. many were sent scrambling for higher ground. there were no immediate reports of any major damage or injuries today. these earthquakes came about a week after a quake triggered a huge tsunami that

ocean, sumatra earthquake was at the border of the indian ocean. there are strong earthquakes there fairly regularly. the one in sumatra is probably, and if have you noticed over the past five years, there's been a sequence of earthquakes slowly progressing along the boundary of the place between the indian ocean and asia, which is marked by where the sumatra earthquake happened and by sumatra. and over the past few years we had a sequence of earthquakes so what happens in a big earthquake is you -- you leave the earth stressed where the quake happened but you stress the region around it and very often then a sequence of earthquakes can occur at the boundary of that earthquake at the edge. so this earthquake near there was one in that sequence. the earthquake near samoa as far as we can tell is a completely separate event, where a lot of earthquakes happen on their own the rest of the time. >> all right. dr. peggy hellweg, seismologist from the university of california-berkeley. thank you for clearing that up. alex, of course, the seismologist look

victims of a suicide car bombing outside the indian embassy. the taliban issued a statement claiming responsibility. the afghan taliban is claiming outside the country saying that the bomber held explosives through the embassy gates. it's the second bombing since july of last year. afghanistan's government blamed pakistani intelligence for that attack. >> who do you think the president should listen to in the war in afghanistan and the way forward. call us toll free at 1-877-tell hhln. e-mail us or text views and your comment to hlntv. standard text rates apply. >>> a dalton, illinois, police officer has handed in his resignation after an altercation with a 15-year-old special ed student. the boy was slammed against lockers and pinned him to the floor because he wasn't following dress code. the teen broke his nose. the officer went to the hospital with a scratch to his eye. the officer was removed from the school, stripped of police powers, and placed on administrative leave. as we mentioned, he has now quit. the investigation goes on and the t

latina, asian and indian women are also more less likely to not have a mammogram in the recent who years but finally while breast cancer death rates have been on the decline since 1990 overall, we find that the five-year breast cancer survival rate for american-indian women is lower than any other population group of women. so these statistics suggest that while we've made great progress in the fight against breast cancer, much to the credit of the witnesses we'll hear from today and continuing with the legislation before us, we have a long way to go. and i look forward to today's testimonies and discussions and anticipate that this hearing will serve as the impetus needed to take our collective fight against breast cancer and every cancer really to the very next level. and i thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. gentleman from maryland. mr. sarbanes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be very brief. these are all incredibly important measures. and i just want to salute our colleague and my colleague, kathy castor, for their work on this. i'm embarrassed, debbie, that i am not wearing any

victims of a suicide car bombing just outside the indian embassy. the taliban issued a statement claiming responsibility for this most recent blast. the afghan government, meanwhile, is blaming elements outside the country. a government spokesman says the bomber tried to drive an suv full of explosives through one of the embassy's gates. this is the second bombing at the same indian embassy since july of last year, and afghanistan's government blamed pakistani intelligence services for that attack. >>> police in phoenix say a man who was kidnapped and held captive for an entire week may have escaped being buried alive. here's what they're saying, that his alleged abductors demanded a ransom of $100,000 from his family. that never came, and the man told police he heard his captors talking about burying him, because they were sick of waiting for the money. he said he hear them digging, using a concrete cutting machine, and that is what convinced him to make a break for it. he managed to get out of there through a bedroom window, and ran to neighbors f

outdoor nba exhibition game went off bet we are temperatures in the 70s at the tennis stadium in indian wells, california. golden state beating the suns. last year high winds affected the shooting and the fans and players alike complained they couldn't get warm but imagine they tried this in denver with the snow? not happening. that's sports. >>> there's a new way to rent movies. hln money expert clark howard shows you where you can find cheap hollywood deals. >> are you looking for affordable entertainment? well, do i have a deal for you. all over america, things that look kind of like soft drink vending machines are popping up by the tens of thousands. the biggest player in the business, redbox, but there are lots of others, where you can rent a movie, many times recent releases, for $1. i mean, what a deal. it doesn't have to be some movie from ten years ago. it's something that just recently was released on dvd, is yours for a buck. people are clamoring for these things. now, these folks redbox, who are the biggest player in the business, are facing a big fight from the studios, tha

the explosion was near the indian embassy in kabul. officials say the bomb had been planted in a stolen afghan army vehicle. the blast leveled buildings on that street, leaving at least 76 people injured. this is the second major attack in kabul in less than a month as the war in afghanistan stretches into its ninth year. >>> another series of earthquakes in the south pacific prompted some tsunami warnings that were quickly canceled today. still, that sent residents on the islands of samoa and vanuatu scrambling for higher ground. there were four quakes, all between 7 and 7.8 in magnitude on the richter scale. there were no immediate reports of any major damage or injuries. >> back on the home front now. we had a spectacular weather day out there. bob, we warmed up a bit, didn't we? >> we did indeed. hi, jim. still having it outside, as a matter of fact. still some time to get out outside and enjoy beautiful blue skins, high, thin clouds. once again another dry day. look at the monthly rainfall in within chencheste winchester. early th

. >>> bone fragments dug up probably belonged to american indians. and dna from the bones. an apt polgs concluded that the fragments were probably human but very old. >>> and a man shot his wife to death while she was talking to a friend on a web cam. we have more on the shooting death of a woman who was an outspoken advocate for gun rights. >> she made headlines wearing a loaded gun on her waste band. >> a lot of people think i am looking for attention. i want attention on the issue. >> at issue, it is legal to openly carry a gun. >> people were asking me initially is she crazy. she was just a normal friendly and nice woman. >> but wearing a gun to a soccer game made some people nervous. in court she won her concealed weapons license. >> i tell people this all the time. it is not just about gun rights but every right we have. >> she sued the sheriff for violation of her constitutional and civil rights to the tune of $1 million. a few months ago, she told her lawyer she and her husband were separating and she wanted a protective order. wednesday night, something wept wrong.

there are vacant homes in the development, the indian mt. lakes development. police say based on eyewitness accounts and people who saw these two youngsters that they had stayed in one of the homes saturday. when they went to investigate the youngsters were already gone. the teens had left the home. police are saying right now they think they are still somewhere within the development, but that's why, you know, with a program like yours and others, are still trying to get the word out in case, you know, they manage to slip their way out of indian mt. lakes and are out and about somewhere. as you mentioned a short time ago, the elements up there, the temps are supposed to drop into the low -- down around freezing. maybe even into the low 30s, upper 20s by the weekend. it's imperative they find the youngsters quickly. if they're in a home, these homes probably don't have the heat turned on and the electricity turned on. so that could pose a further danger. >> everyone, we are talking about two teens with the mental capacity of a third grader and a sixth grader.

say bone fragments dug up in philip ga rida's property and a neighboring property are probably from indians. according to the sheriff's office, scientists were not able to pull dna from the bones. an anthropologist collude the fragments were probably human, but very hold. >>> two men accused of lying about having millions of artwork stolen insist they're telling the truth. they released documents to the media yesterday with a list of 19 paintings they say were taken. the documents provide images and descriptions of the paintings, but do not appear to include proof of ownership. earlier this week, police raised requests about the alleged crime and named the two men as suspects in the case. >>> one of the most influencial democratic lawmakers could become a liability. he's been under an ethics investigation for not paying taxes and not reporting some assets. those analysts say democrats could face backlash in next year's elections if they don't handle the allegations carefully. republicans tried to remove rangel and chairman of but democrats blocked that. >>> i'm larry smith. what determines

there are vacant homes in the indian mt. lakes development. police say based on eyewitness accounts and people who saw these two youngsters that they had stayed in one of the homes saturday. when they went to investigate the youngsters were already gone. the teens had left the home. police are saying right now they think they are still somewhere within the development, but that's why, you know, with a program like yours and others, are still trying to get the word out in case, you know, they manage to slip their way out of indian mt. lakes and are out and about somewhere. as you mentioned a short time ago, the elements up there, the temps are supposed to drop into the low -- down around freezing. maybe into the low 307s, upper 20s by the weekend. it's imperative they find the youngsters quickly. these homes probably don't have the heat turned on and the electricity turned on. >> everyone, we are talking about two teens with the mental capacity of a third grader and a sixth grader. if they don't find shelter, they are in the elements. they are

the indian market. interesting news out of gm. that full interview on cnnmoney.com. >> interview with fritz henderson. thank you, poppy. >>> a legal tug of war over a philadelphia philliephillies' s. a 12-year-old girl caught it and agreed to give it up in exchange for an autograph ball. later the girl and her family filed suit seeking return of the home run ball. howard gave the ball back and the family is dropping the lawsuit. >>> david letterman is getting support from hollywood women. "showbiz tonight" talks about that next. >>> in washington, the u.s. supreme court just heard arguments involving the display of religious symbols on federal property. the case involves a cross that has been around some 75 years. there it is. built in the mojave national preserve to honor world war i troops. here is the deal. a man sued to have it removed when the park refused to allow a buddhist memorial nearby. this case could make a massively important statement here about the separation of church and state. >>> you

this could be the furthest thing from some type of an indian spiritual experience. it sounded like a dollar-making charade, for lack of a better point. i see big lawsuits. if not, actual criminal charges for negligent homicide. mr. ray said he wants to cooperate. he didn't cooperate. he ran out of the state. >> let me read the statement from james ray. you called him jimmy here. >> sorry. >> i am shocked and saddened by the tragedy that occurred at spiritual warrior in sedona, arizona, thursday evening. i wish to express my deepest heart felt condolences of the family and friends of those who lost their lives as well as offer prayers for a speedy recovery for those taken ill. there are so many more questions than answers at this time, i find it inappropriate to comment further until we learn more. so james ray did not give interviews after this? >> no, he did not give any interviews. you were talking about stress earlier, and something else that hasn't been brought out yet, is that these people were on a 36-hour fast. before this came about. they had had a light bre

after the big quake that set off the deadly indian ocean tsunami in 2004, seismologists have a world away, using sensitive motion detectors, saw noticeable fluxions-- fluctuations along the san an address faults. >> it loosens up all the faults on the earth and that tend to weaken them and that will allow the earthquakes to occur. >> reporter: right now, it's just a theory. in the samoan islands, the pain is all too real. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: now to the talks over iran's nuclear program. the iranians meeting in geneva today with representatives of the u.s., britain, france, russia, china, and germany. instead of a showdown, the iranians signal they're ready to work with u.n. arms inspectors. in washington, president obama said in so far, so good, but iran still has to prove its& nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. >> reporter: as officials arrived for the meeting, expectations were low. success, many thought, would be nothing more than an agreement to meet again. but they appeared to have got much more than that. including an unprecedented 45-minute,

these sweatboxes, sweat lodges, traditional indian cleansing ritual. basically a sauna. it is cramped. 53 inches high in the center, 30 inches high on the outside perimeter. thursday this ritual went horribly wrong. here is part of the 911 call. >> two people aren't breathing. with no pulse. >> is this as a result of a shooting or something? >> no. it was a sweat lodge. >> are you there by yourself? >> no. there are a lot of people here. >> get them out of the sweat lodge. >> people paid 9,000, 10,000 bucks. the host is a celebrity self-help guru, james ray. wrote "the secret." joining us to talk about it, fred teece and joseph brewshack, author of "the native american sweat lodge." and lynn, let's start with you. what went wrong? was it too hot? do we have any details on that front? >> we don't have any details according to the sheriff. they do not know exactly what the temperature was. there was very little ventilation in the structure which is described as very temporary. right now they are saying the only ventilation is the flap that people entered and left through t

. >> we were working indian hand and know each other well. we coordinate carefully like -- the government loaned us two planes this morning to fly in relief supplies. the government is coping well. on the ground, the local authorities such as the fire services, police are are doing a good job. i think what has come out of the tsunami operation is -- we have very good coordination in place. >> watch as rescuers freed one woman here from a collapsed building. people are digging through rubble with their barehands to find survivors. poor thing. some are using twitter to locate lost loved ones. >>> right now police are searching for a newborn snatched from a nashville home. the boy is six days old. here is his picture. investigators say the kidnapper posed as an immigration offer and showed up at the home which had a sign innocent front yard saying "it's a boy. "the suspect stabbed the mom nine times and stole the baby. maria now has a collapsed lung. >> translator: the only thing i remember is that -- that -- she went for help and when she came

. >>> new this morning, pirates have highjacked a fishing boat in the indian ocean. a spanish fishing company says they haven't heard from anyone on that ship since it sent a distress signal. 36 crew members are on board. this is the second time in less than a month that the vessel has been attacked. >>> a woman took matters into her own hands when she thought she heard burglars inside her home. when she couldn't find her cross bow or her pellet gun, she used pool balls to take them down. she put several pool balls in her son's bicycle helmet, climbed a tree and took aim. >> i hollered out death from above. i'm not kidding. no sooner than i said that, i started chunking pool balls at them. they took off, had their hands up like this, they took off running, cursing and cussing. and they were gone. >> she's okay though. police could not find the suspects. >>> that was some quick thinking. >> she's ma gooifer. that's a brand new reality show. that's good tv. good for her. >> big morning for you around areas by lower parts of louisiana and alabama, mississippi, too. here

there are vacant homes in the indian mt. lakes development.based on eyewitness accounts and people who saw these two youngsters that they had stayed in one of the homes saturday. when they went to investigate the youngsters were already gone. the teens had left the home. police are saying right now they think they are still somewhere within the development, but that's why, you know, with a program like yours and others, are still trying to get the word out in case, you know, they manage to slip their way out of indian mt. lakes and are out and about somewhere. as you mentioned a short time ago, the elements up there, the temps are supposed to drop into the low -- down around freezing. maybe into the low 307s, upper 20s by the weekend. it's imperative they find the youngsters quickly. these homes probably don't have the heat turned on and the electricity turned on. >> everyone, we are talking about two teens with the mental capacity of a third grader and a sixth grader. if they don't find shelter, they are in the elements. they are completely h

it is from indian culture. some of the parents say the book has no place being referenced in the 10th grade classroom. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think 10th grade is an appropriate place for such a question? email us at watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it's 54 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the bloomberg business report. >> and american samoa thousands are trying to dig out from the devastation from a tsunami that struck earlier this week. we will have the latest. >> david letterman find himself the subject of a black male scandal. find out who was threatening to go public with some embarrassing new spirit -- a blackmail scandal. >> we will check >> 58 degrees downtown. the mildest start so far this week on this second day of october. yesterday we were under the presence of high pressure. that has moved offshore and is yielding to this more massive storm system that is going to our west, stemming from the great lakes through parts of the ohio valley and even down to the south. it i

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french and indians were going to shoot from behind trees and were going to wear camouflage outfits. braddock explain to washington that as a colonial he did not understand european professional fighting. when the ambush occurred and 1755 braddock was killed almost instantly, most of the officers were killed. one officer was left. the tallest man around. george washington that day had two horses shot out and had four bullet holes in his coat but he rallied the british forces -- rallied the troops and got them out of there. a few years later he ran into an cheap and he said we were all shooting at you. we all knew you were important. i personally fired at you 11 times. [laughter] washington had written his brother that he felt that god had intervened and saved him. a feeling that both ronald reagan and pope john paul ii felt after assassination attempts. here is washington, his generals were read. he comes up with the plan, we will have three units crossed the river at night during a snowstorm. they will surprise the germans and captured and win a big victory. all of the generals are

we are talking about china, brazil, the indian markets that are going to have faster growth than our market. that means greater savings, that means greater, a faster growth in their middle class area of these countries. savings will be larger. so we expect opportunities overseas to be very robust over the next five years. we believe retirement in the united states is going to have to be addressed very importantly. most americans do not have enough money saved in retirement. >> what about the financial services industry as a sector? are we talking about a smaller industry with less leverage or are we talking about too big to fail still existing? most people say you still have too big to fail. >> we need large institutions. i think we should not run away from large institutions. large institutions can provide cheaper products, better products to our investors. we are going to have banks are going to operate with lower leverage though, but i think as a combination of stronger capital with large institutions. that's what we need. >> you think we need financial reform? >> we definitely ne

go to great lengths over climate change but on the tiny indian island known as the mold-es, the government is taking scuba diving lessons and the head of a cabinet meeting next week to be held underwatter to highlight the threat of global warming andizing sea levels. the country's president says, quote, the cabinet will don wet suits an cube scuba equipment and dive to 6 meetsers, about 20 feet and then call on other nations to slash greenhouse gas emissions. members will use wipe boards an hand signals to communicate. pennsylvania's deputy state labor secretary was found guilty of an auto accident friday while driving und under the influence but he insists he was sober when he struck a parked car early one morning. he testified that he only began drinking after the crash to help a toothache. he admitted he downed at least three beers and two glasses of whiskey before the cops arrived, right 'ems he supposedly had at the ready o he had just in case of a sudden toothache. >> it is said that politics makes strange bedfellows and so does jurisprudence in the story we are about to tell you. sh

earthquakes rock parts of the indian and atlantic oceans. this morning the search for survivors as the death toll continues to rise. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm barbara harrison. >> good morning to you. i'm joe krebs this thursday, the first day of october 2009. take a live look outside. we have chilly temperatures out there, 52 degrees right now. but a nice sky, almost a full moon overnight. it was lovely when we got out there early this morning. let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein now to see what kind of a day we're going to have. >> i missed the moon. are we waxing or waning at the moment? >> it's waxing and setting. pretty much gone now, but we have a clear sky and you need to layer up even if you're lady gaga this morning. >> she didn't. >> yeah, yeah. because we do have a chill in the air. no precipitation on radar. it is down into the 40s in the suburbs and many rural areas and around the shenandoah valley. down near waynesboro it's in the upper 30s there. mid-50s near the bay. near 40s eastern

this is a huge indian festival. there will be lots of delicious foods.here's fun things like henna painting for the hands, artisans, crafts, a fun and interesting way to spend the day. a little exotic. >> you know i love that. indian food, always good. they have the felt festival of lights, which is fabulous. okay, a lot of people have the traditional date night. >> i think dinner and a movie is over. i think if you're dating somebody or been married for 15 years, try going out and doing something new. the first saturday of every month this new yoga studio called past tense which is in mount pleasant, they are doing yoga and dinner. so you go with your day, roll out your mat. >> wait, no dinner and a movie? you want to exercise first? >> think nice it is to stretch out, get a nice exercise in and then head over to radius pizza afterwards. you get 50% off your bottle of wine and you can have a great new york style pizza. so i like that for a fun date to do. two -- cool things. there's always cooking classes and tastings going in on andante city. so i pick

they were snatched from that you are yacht in the indian ocean last week. earlier this morning the u.s. captain who was rescued from pirates in april told our sister network cnn what the condition the chan her are facing. >> they are going after anybody they see out there, ships, naval ships, yachts boats, fishermen, tugs, no one is outside their target area. it's a crime of opportunity and they're taking the opportunity. with the monsoonal change, with the winds and sea conditions, it will increase. it's more advantageous for the pirates, so they will take advantage it. they are evolving and you will see an increase in incidences and situations on ships and yachts and boats in the indians ocean. phillips also says when he was captured just six months ago, he was 300 miles out in the indians ocean, but pirates are going 00 miles out these days. wow. >>> new words this morning san francisco/okayland bay bridge will not reopen in time for this morning's rush hour. that's from california transportation officials. look at these pictures. crews worked overnight

up on fox 5 morning news, two natural disasters claiming hundreds of lives on the islands of the indiannd pacific oceans. what is hindering res co cue efforts. >> and some of your neighbors woke up to water gushing. and impacting your commute. >>> plus forgot new york and los angeles. >> forgot it. >> who cares. the wall street journal says d.c. is the new hippest place to be y. the bright, young, and talented are all flocking to the district. we're going to tell you why. fox 5 morning news at 7:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5 morning news. >> it is thurses morning, tober 1st, 2009 in this hip city, usa. washington monument front and center in that beautiful shot. thanks, everybody for the nice pictures. i'm steve. >

point, we're starting to make some headway with the generals in pakistan to pull forces away from the indian front so to speak. we have great difficulty convincing them that the major threat is fact the raging insurgency inside the state. not external state of india. to us, it's self-evident. to them, it's not. that's the reality of it. >> i want to go once around the table with this question, what's the one thing that you want president obama to have in mind as he makes his decision? >> our troops and the stability of our troops and the fact that we're giving our troops what they need. and i mean from the top down, we've got to make a decision from a leadership standpoint whether we give him more troops. we still got to make that commitment that we're reinforcing them like we need to. >> i would urge him to keep in mind stabilizing afghanistan doesn't not mean enlarging our military footprint. i think it will would be counterproductive. i think we're going bankrupt. we have wars in iraq and afghanistan. hundreds of billion of dollars, that all going on our credit cards. our kids and our gra

sweat lodges often used by american indian tribes to cleanse the body, but elders of these tripes say typically a person stays in 10 to 15 minutes at most, at time. >> we drink water, and juice. they take a breather and then come in and the creator sanctions people to do this, and when some people take it and run rampant with it, things are going to happen. >> four people do remain hospitalized today. one in critical condition. >>> more extreme weather is expected across the country today in central kentucky. a tornado left behind some widespread damage there. several structures and a mobile home park destroyed. the families living in them, unfortunately now homeless. the good news. no injuries have been reported. >>> a couple managed to escape their cars thinking fast on this flooded roadway in braeden county, texas. the couple told authorities they just didn't think the water was that deep. emergency workers waited until the water went down to pull the car out. significant flooding in that area. >>> forget about fall. it feels like winter. yeah, the w word in montana. snow is on the

here, a spanish fishing vessel hijacked by pirates in the indian ocean, has been spotted and appears all 36 crewmembers are safe. and spain's government says pirates boarded the boat early friday, when it was 800 miles away. from the nearest navy escort. >> gregg: and completely wiped out, look at this, officials in end news yeah say nothing remains of four villages, hit by a massive earthquake, this weekend and the death toll likely to double, as rescue crews try to reach those rural communities, as many as 600 people believed to be buried after the quake triggered landslides. >> and death toll expected to rise following a series of mudslides in italy. so far, 20 people have died, in the city of messina and 40 people are still missing. >> gregg: developments surrounding the terror plot in new york city and the father of the main suspect is fighting back. he is challenging the fed to report -- who reported his telephone conversations saying they had no right to do it. really? laura ingle is live in our new york city newsroom with more. laura? >> reporter: mohammed zazi's attorney, ed

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