and dense fog advisory from cecil through kent, caroline and queenan's county. even delaware and much of new jersey. northeast on the i-95 and jersey turnpike, you will be in thick fog and slow travel. travel restrictions and delays as a result traveling up 95 and heading towards new york city. the fog and issue a partly sunny afternoon w two degree guaranteed high of 60. rest of the commute, here's kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: thanks. let me piggyback. traveling through cecil county on 95, um see fog -- you will see fog warnings in place. say in hasty grace. -- half they grace. -- half earthy grace. you want to be able to spot potential deer if they dart across the roadway. 95, we are looking pretty good. no problems up and down the 95 corridor making your way between the beltways. in baltimore city a. couple incidents two of which are on the jai jfxa crash reported southbound north avenue. police being a at this time on the northbound side of the jfx near falls road and we have traffic lights out at north broadway and east madison. so treat that as a f

here's chestertown in kent county. 47. humidity at 100%. yes, you're -- a dense fog advisory foresees i will, kent, queen anne until 8:00. more on the impending storm coming up. right now, here is kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: let me add to the list of fog warnings at the bay bridge tiedings and hate um memorial bridges keeping speed down around the area. looking at 95, no problems at this spot at 195. but further south into howard county, you will see the fog more pref leapt and hanging low over the top side of the bellway near harford road. keep that in mine. we don't have too many incidents working. just one accident that is in howard county. jessup and route 175 remains closed between dorsey run road and oceana avenue. that's because of a serious crash. drivers are detoured onto route 1 and patuxent road as alternates. now back to you. >> all right, thanks. >>> two minutes after six right now, we start this morning with welcome news to a family in baltimore city. an 8-year-old boy who was missing since saturday was found safe. da

kent loses. the two presidents who grew the debt the least during their years in office were bill clinton and jimmy carter. of the last five presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter did the best. president carter grew the debt more than 41% while he was in office. this is the second time i think we have played this game.ç this is the second time we were unable to crown a winner. that's going to have to do it for another edition of "pin the tail on the donkey." blank blank >>> can you tell we didn't rehearse? yeah. presidential leadership on dealing with the national debt over the course of my entire lifetime has been something that has really gone along party lines. impeerk l terms, democrats have done a much better jobs than republicans have. now, if that feels counterintuitive to you, if there's a voice in your head saying, hey, wait, the republicans are the fiscal conservatives, the democrats are the irresponsible spenders, that -- if there is a voice in your head that is saying that, that's

kent, good morning. where are you now? >> reporter: well, sydnie and juliette. >> is it me or are cars getting lower these days? [ laughter ] >> reporter: what your seeing now on cbs 5, this is a world premier -- actually a north american premier for jaguar's brand-new concept car, the cx75, x for concert, concept, x they are driven by gas turbines. jean jennings is the president and editor-in-chief of automobile magazine. you look at these concept cars and say will we see these in the showroom? >> i never say that. there are a couple of different ideas for concepts, rolling test bed for technology, one is total blue sky design, let the designers flex their creative muscles and, you know, a little morale booster. this looks like all of that. >> is it a sign that the economies are returning? manufacturers have a chance to make these concept cars once more? we were in detroit a couple of years ago. if it had gotten any happier there at the car show, they could have held a funeral. >> it says a lot. these are millions and mil

kent. dr. kent is a professor of medical aerospace engineering at the university of virginia with additional appointments in biomedical engineering and emergency medicine. he has also hit of automobile safety research at the university of virginia center for applied by yo mechanics. dr. kent, can you please proceed with your opening remarks. >> thank you, dr. poland. following up on what stewart started with i'm going to talk a little bit about some of the characteristics from our body that change as the age and certainly they are related to individual variability as well there are some things that generally trend with aging that have pretty important consequences for the crash protection, and i'm going to start reiterating one of the plants dr. wang made because i think it's a critical one and that is the change in the distribution of injury patterns. this happens to be the pattern of injury by body region for drivers killed in frontal crashes. this isn't the risk of injury this is the pro

. >> and mike mibach in for kent wayne. the pressure is on to put you into your neighborhood shops. while big box stores are bringing in millions of dollars, small businesses are heavily banking on your buck. tonight, are the consumers showing up? patty lee has the story tonight. >> reporter: you can blame it on the weather but the small shops here did not get a lot of foot traffic earlier today, picking up now. but that led to mixed reviews from retailers about small business saturday. >> the fact that it was business as usual at walnut creek disappointed buyer erica bollwig. it's been slow. i don't think that small business saturday picked up as much asset should. >> because expectations for the promotion was low, any business was welcome business. >> i don't know if that's pause of the support small business thing. >> small business owners say that they historically have received a lot of local support. and, this year, black friday retail numbers are up slightly. .3% over last year. and that was reflected locally. >> yesterday, we had our biggest black friday sips we opened this

the dream team apparently is the barack obama of 2008 and the kent conrad of 2002. i want those guys back. democrats lost this past week because they didn't fight hard enough for popular progressive priorities and it's hard to think of a more popular than one social security. it's absurd that people would put that on the table especially in light of the the polling that we announced yesterday that showed among last week's republican-leading electorate when asked, how do you prefer to reduce the deficit? over 40% said, tax the wealthy. over 20% said, well, let's cut military spending especially the wasteful military spending, and only 12% said touch social security. so no mandate for this, and what we need now is democrats to stand strong. >> the debt commission is going to require the president to admit and congress to consider reforms to lower spending, such as add a robust public option and/or all payer system in the exchange. i mean it's very clear right there. of what should be done. but, of course, the republicans, they are saying, now that they want to repeal

kent. our third panelist is mr.teven rodella, chief of the human injury research division at the national highway traffic safety administration. prior to coming to nhtsa in 2002, he worked at general motors research labs, easy engineering and at trw automotive addressing biomechanics analysis and restraint system design and performance. could you, please, continue with your opening statement? is. >> my pleasure, dr. bo land, thank you very much for inviting out. an approach that we've identified for research has two goals, eliminate crashes due to aging and reduce injuries due to aging. a fourfold process could entail understanding the problem by day that, older occupant safety, older occupant data and safety. specifically the biomechanics research we're currently working on at nhtsa. in terms of data, there's an extensive body of existing research that has identified through mass studies and other with respect to injury incidents, but the crash injury engineering network that is part of nhtsa's data and analysis ca

of the world, teach your children is riding the charts, and then we have the horrible shooting at kent state, and neil young walks in with a song. and today, you'd have a meeting of the marketing department, and say, "no, teach your children "has got to run another 24 weeks, "and then we can cycle it out, and we'll never record and release anything like ohio." what was that conversation about? abandoning-- literally abandoning a hit record in favor of a statement. you're right; it's something that couldn't happen now. we have different people running the record companies now. they're lawyers and accountants, and they absolutely wouldn't do that. we were in a position then when we were very strong, and we had an ally: ahmet ertegun, who was one of the really great old men of the record business and a gentleman and our mentor. nash did an astounding thing, because that was his song that was going up the charts, and he pulled it. (paulson) and he believed in ohio? he believed in it and he pulled it. he knew that we had to put ohio out immediately. i watched neil write it. i called nash. n

well for more on the summit in this film when i joined live by dr agent pap's of policy bestie of kent. they so once russia's help in afghanistan and the missile defense we're now hearing but after so many years of battle rivalry why is it finally come to that. words come to two reasons one is of course the reset between the u.s. and russia under the leadership of president obama and president yet without that rapprochement at the bilateral level none of this would have been possible but the same time the europeans have been arguing for a long time behind the scenes that russia needs to be brought on board that nato can not function properly without stronger russian involvement out required a different attitude in moscow which was seen with president agenda but also a new openness on the part of all the nato partners and even countries traditionally more critical and perhaps even hostile towards russia such as post in the baltic states have recently acknowledged that it's greater dialogue and more cooperation with moscow are good thing for everyone involved so i sighed from simply grea

kent county to the area list of delays.take a look at the hd radar, and you can see there's not a lot of activity as far as rain is concern. that will change overnight tonight into tomorrow. we do have the fog, and the temperatures that are mild because of the all of the cloud cooer out there. 48 degrees in hager town, 51 in ballimore and 39 deerees, chillier in salisbury. the low pressure center in the gulf coast area, is headed in our direction. that is what is going to bring us the rain, not the front that is pushing through this morning. that front is dissipating in strength. the rain is moving in the overnight hours, in midnight %-it continues and gets heavier around 4 to 6:00 p.m. and then will continue into the early morning hours of wednesday before it dries out. seasonable today and tomorrow, in the upper or mid-50s. rain arrives tonight and maybe eeen tueeday morning. a sunny weekend comes our way as it gets cooler toward the end of the week. we will talk about hat as well as when to expect the rain at >> reporter

the 2010 los angeles auto show kicking off this weekend and that's where we find kent shocknek in theof all the latest, greatest newest vehicles. ken, good morning. >> reporter: sydnie and juliette, good morning to you. if you're a car guy and that's a gender nonspecific term guy or gal, you're going to feel like a kid in a candy store here. we are in front. mazda display. this is typical of what happens at auto shows. the l.a. auto show with the world debut, this is the concept idea for where mazda styling will go in the future so we have all sorts of curvy lines. this is called the shenari. look at the creases. just beautiful sculpture even if you're not a car guy you are going to love the artistry at places like the l.a. auto show where they will be debuting 50 cars. the editor-in-chief of road and track magazine, matt what do you see? >> this is the future design direction for mazda. they have done this thing called nagare, sort of flow, kind of soft shapes, this thing is really sharply creased, much of the more power to it. one of the things they want this thing to look is like a

thank you, senator kent conrad of north dakota. thank you for joining us. we're joined now by politico's assistant managing edor gene cummings. your thoughts. you've been covering this like i have for a while, involved in it. do you think any chance this, this country can get serious about reducing its debt? we talk about it. it's up to $14 trillion. it's really going to be all that we do is raise money from the taxpayer to pay interest payments. it's almost reached that point. just to transfer payment now from hard-working people to tea bondholders, in china. your thoughts? >> well, i tell you, chris, this might be of -- it's possible that there is an opportunity here and hear me out because i know these things usually collapse and, frankly, the odds still are that this will collapse. but one of the key message's out of this election is a great deal of concern about the size of government spending and deficit and so you have these tea party candidates or these very conservative candidates coming to washington, who embrace those concerns and who are under a

host: clark kent ervin joins us. we want to get your insights into the recent decisions by the government to tighten up security on cargo security. guest: a number of steps have been taken in recent days, and they all make a lot of sense. since the plot unfolded, air cargo has been banned from flights to the united states from yemen, and the ban has been somalia.to in addition to that, there is now a ban of all high-risk cargo on passenger flights bound for the united states. most people did not realize before this plot unfolded that about 20% of air cargo flights on passenger flights. so now cargo deemed to be high- risk has been banned, and there is greater scrutiny generally on air cargo on all cargo flights. finally there is a ban on toner and printer cartridges exceeding 16 ounces, given the size of the toner and printer cartridges uncovered during the course of this plot. host: a bomb was discovered in england on october 30. it was mailed in yemen and was destined for an address in chicago. it was found based o

the website posted an open letter to secretary napolitano protesting the measures and clark kent irvinformer inspector general for the department of homeland security in the bush administration. he's now director of the aspen institute's homeland security program, and he sits on an advisory council for secretary napolitano. welcome to you both. kate, let me begin with you. tsa chief john pistol, secretary napolitano say these new... measures are absolutely necessary to deal with the emerging threat that is posed on airlines. what is your response to that? >> well, we don't believe that the body scanners are effective at catching the kind of bombs that terrorists would most likely be using which would be cavity bombs or bombs hidden below one-tenth inch of skin. we're concerned about radiation issues. we feel these measures are absolutely unamerican and too intrusive for the flying public to handle on an ongoing basis. most people have not been through the scanners or the patdowns yet. they're about to find out over the thanksgiving and christmas holiday just how horrifying it is. our g

. >> before i conclude by report, on saturday, the neighbor park council has the community of kent at the county building at golden gate park. the public was invited. we spent two hours listening to the public observations, concerns, complement's, criticisms, areas where we can improve, etc. it was an lightning and informative and the beginning of what will be four of those events per year. it is the attitude of the commission that we continue to try to extend the outreach project. the public is not always convinced that that is the case. i can assure you that we are trying to do that. >> we have somebody that would like to speak on this. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i wanted to say thank-you to the president and the other commissioners that attended and make this town hall on the 30th of october. it was the day before halloween. a lot of people had activities that day. we want to extend our thanks to the it recreation and parks festival. we were overjoyed by the amount of response that we got. we want to thank the commission secretary for the comprehensive meeting. the town hall

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still 50 rock hall, kent island and 51 in the district. thick moisture pressing up southwest to northeast, but, again, there's a sizable amount of rain down to our southwest, which will pass by to our west. we get periods of rain, steady heavy rain to the other side of the mountains. a warm front and a cool front. that's basically what we see over the next five days. 57. normal is 57. 517 tonight -- 57 tonight. it will be windy, gusts to 40 miles an hour with a high of 62 to 64. 56 thursday. here comes that front, reenforcing cold air. saturday and sunday both days in the mid-50s. >> thank you, the rainy rush from sharon. >> we knew with the rain we would start having problems. two accidents are in the city. the first one is at reisterstown at falls staff. meantime, you're looking at a disabled vehicle, 95 at the caton avenue off-ramp. there's a look at your speeds around the beltway as well as 95 seeing delays. there's a live look at the southwest side at 295. still running smoothly despite the rain. this traffic report is brought to you

and annapolis and kent island, the same.og out of area and partly sunny throughout the afternoon and cloudy again tonight and the change agains with the cold front and then, we'll get a warm front and then, another cold front slamming into the region and that defines the weather. 60degrees is the high this day and mostly cloudy and a bit of rain and tomorrow, gray and damp, not a ton of rain and a high of 57 degrees and slow clearing wednesday and 62. mostly cloudy thursday and friday, sunny and 49 degrees. >>> and fog effecting schools and your morning commute. here's sharon. >>> and hi, there, don, we have a live picture of a new problem one the beltway. it's past 795 and it's blocking the lane and causing a back up. we're also looking at another accident on route 2 at ritchie highway and watch for fog this morning on -- well, it's causing bridge problems and we have fog warnings in effect there. and taking a look at the speed sensors outside on the beltway. we're starting to look at the delays on the westside outer lupe.

and kent island and annapolis -- let me explain the bay effect. it's like a space heater and the reverse in the summer. it's cooler than the land around and that's why you go near the water. we're seeing the winter time bay effect. and it's going to get warm early in the week and cool down, not cold down. and sunny, 52 degrees is the high this day. tonight, we'll call it clear skies and moonlit and 33 is the overnight low and sunshine tomorrow and kicking it up to 58 degrees and down to 53 sunday. and 61 and 65 to 70 on tuesday. en and we're back ting the 50s for it'sing the. >>> will you be creeping along in the commute, here's sharon. >>> not yet, we don't have delays and we'll hope it stay that is way, usually on fridays, the delays come later. just one accident working at this point in the southbound lanes there. and up above the posted speed limits. there's a live look outside and definitely, more volume and we could have delays soon and at this point, it's all at full speed. there's a live look at the westside of the beltway and there's a lo

picture sent from kent urban, aviation and cromwell park drive before 3:00 today. police say the driver of an suv ran a red light. hit a state trooper. both taken to shock trauma. but expected to be okay. >> when it comes to news in your neighborhood. see it, shoot it, send it. you can upload pictures and video to our website. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the see it, shoot it, send it icon. and you can accepted pictures directly from your cell phone to pics@foxbaltimore.com. >> attempted murder charges dropped against a man accused of cutting four people at a college park bar. happened at the thirsty turtle. three students injured. new evidence revealing tonight 21-year-old ramos was beginning himself. prosecutors will still lodge assaulttcharges against him. >> heroin smuggled through bwi thurgood marshall airport through dress budtons. @%package was found from the philippines flown in. heroin was wrapped in plastic inside of the buttons worth about $50,000. two people are facing charges tonight. >> parents of a frederick county man that died after being ta

richard kent. dr.nt is a professor of aerospace engineer at the -- engineering at the university of virginia. he is also head of automobile safety research at the university of virginia's center for applied biomechanics. dr. kent, could you proceed with your opening remarks. >> i'm sort of following up on what stu started with. i'm going to talk a little bit about some of the characteristics of our body that change as we age. certainly they are related to individual variability as well. there are some things that in general with aging have some important consequences with crash protection. i'm going to start reiterating some of the points that dr. wang made, because i think it is a critical one. that is this change in the distribution of injury pattern. this happens to be the pattern of injury by body region for drivers that are killed in frontal crashes. this is not the risk of injury, this is the proportion of injury, given that an injury happens. we see this general trend periodically of head injuri

detectives interviewed thomas and he admitted to breaking into kent blake's vehicle. thomas now faces theft charges. >>> a sexual assault. tonight, that's how one man is describing his experience with airport security. he chose not to go through those new body scanners, so he had to be screened the old- fashioned way. kendis gibson reports for wjz on the growing controversy. >> reporter: john tiner was borning -- boarding a flight in san diego, when he was asked to go through one of the tsa's new body scanners. he said no. >> i opted out. they walked me around and explained to me that they were going to do a patdown. >> reporter: tyner refused that, too, recording the exchange with the agent on his cell phone. >> i don't understand how a sexual assault can be made on me. >> this is not considered a sexual assault. >> it would be if you weren't the government. >> reporter: that video went viral. and overnight, tyner became the public face of passenger frustration. >> i don't know. but i think it invades privacy. >> but riderath -- i'd rather be safe than not. >> report

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kent island 65. think about extremely dry air. it cooling off and heats up very rapidly. so tonight temperatures will drop quickly into the 30s, even the 20s, but we'll see a rapid rebound tomorrow as temperatures surge back into the mid and upper 60s. so wild see-saws of temperatures when you get this really dry air. this is water vapor imagery we don't show this that often. you have to get well west to find any kind of moisture that could potentially produce rain. so this is about as dry of a weather pattern as you'll ever see high pressure right on top of us. this next storm system that's beginning to develop does not get in here until probably late monday. we're looking great until then. future forecast extremely dry tonight, tomorrow, very, very dry conditions into sunday. as we watch that next frontal system move in, if it has enough moisture fetching in out of the gulf it may produce rain as early as late monday, but it's one of the situations where i think we may get a lot of cloud cover before we see any rain. 31 overnight. crystal clear. outer suburbs looking at

the mayor's husband kent parked his car outside their north baltimore home last night. at some point bandits snatched a satellite system. the car was out of their sight. police say there was no signs of forced entry. the radio was worth several $100. >>> mike hellgren reports leopold says the lawyer doesn't have the facts to back them up. >>> anne arundel county executive john leopold faces nasty allegations. among them he's addicted to women, he fondled a woman in his office, called another a pig. that he ordered police to run down license plates of women he found attractive. john singleton was the lawyer who filed that complaint. now he's the subject of this motion for sanctions, the county attorney filed it saying the claims singleton is making are lies and he doesn't have the witnesses to back them up. >> every single fact in this complaint e believe can be verified by witnesses. >>> singleton says the complaint is good old fashion bullying. >> this is certainly not going to be the end of it. with all due respect, i'm not going to back down. >> reporter: the county'

that the government has no plans at all to build an airport in the thames estuary, or in medway or kent>> the department for transport has no plans for a new airport in the thames estuary, nor in any other part of medway or kent and, as he knows, we have scrapped the plan to build a third runway at heathrow. >> siobhain mcdonagh. >> as a former pr man, does the prime minister agree with me that no matter how much bell pottinger tries to spin the sri lankan government, the demands for an international independent war crimes tribunal intensify as more evidence of alleged assassination and civil rights abuses comes out? >> the honorable lady makes a fair point. we need to see an independent investigation of what happened. everyone has read the papers and seen the tv footage, but we need an independent investigation to work out whether what she suggests is right. >> mark pawsey. >> the development of land without planning permission for use as gypsy and traveller sites is of concern to many communities, including the villages of barnacle and bulkington in my constituency, where local reside

heavy rain here over the open chesapeake moving toward kent island. you're about to get another round of pretty heavy rain, probably last you 10, 15 minutes. rain south of waldorf, more rain in western maryland. we start to see a few showers into the day thursday out here and some of this could mix with a few flakes in the higher terrain, hagerstown, westward toward frostburg but most of us will not see anything like that even toward the end of the week. dale -- daily rainfall totals, we picked up 1/4 inch in edgemere. in and out toward mount airy, germantown, chevy chase, more than a half-inch cxsgglue m. in some cases more than a half-inch of rain where some of the heaviest showers hit. tonight, wet, dreary, but not that frigid, 55 now. winds out of the east, not that powerful at the moment. they will get gustier into the day tomorrow. wind around 8 to 12 but we have a gust in oakland now to 20. right now mid-50s. baltimore 55, frederick 55. easton 61. your neighborhood tomorrow, neighborhood forecast will if 63 for woodbine. 64 laurel. a mixture of

kent blake's car parked at the mayor's house when someone stole the satellite radio. no signs according to police of forced entry. >> we pretty much the entire city raising awareness on not leaving items in vehicles, and things like that. easy targets. and especially during the winter months. things like coats and hats. can be taken out of vehicles. >> it was the mayor's husband's personal vehicle. >> another picture perfect fall day..3 >> can we keep the great weather going? chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with tomorrow and the weekend. >> yeah, fabulous conditions out there today. we have a wedge of warm air meandering our direction. which is good news. over the midwest. some highs were in the 70s down over parts of tennessee. down over parts of 10 kentucky and indiana. nice conditions back there. and we are enjoying high pressure. keeping us nice and clear as we look at the radar. scanning over the state. and baltimore. looking at clear conditions for you folks in aberdine, chestertown, glen burnie and eldersburg and westminster, clear conditions through th

tomorrow we should push 70 in easton mid-60s for kent island. up the bay we're looking at 60s and sunny scenario again tomorrow and again sunday and even early monday i think we could see more sunshine, but by monday night into tuesday that's when we do look for a pattern shift, a wholesale shift in the weather pattern. you don't see any sign of it here now unless you look all the way over here out toward the edge of illinois, back through southern wisconsin and down into central missouri. there's rain coming down there. partly to mostly cloudy skies well out into the upper midwest with that rain but none of that here. sunshine up and down the east coast. no active weather anywhere, anywhere up and down the east coast tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night, into sunday. finally a little bit of weather beginning to move in in the form of a weak cold front, but i don't think it gets here until monday night. so really a sunny weekend, and one of those ones you have some savor you know what will come as we go into late november early december. enjoy this

folks out there in talbot and caroline counties getting showers and kent county. arundel county. folks down in annapolis and saverna park getting rainfall. down around dc. bigger picture here. we will continue to see the showers come down through the overnight. and we can expect to see as much as an inch or inch and a quarter across the area. rainfall on the way. how long it will stick around. i will how you that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> in tonight's news you need to know. you know the gas prices are going back up. just in time for the holiday travel season. they have jumped an average of 10 cents a gallon in the last and an industry analyst expect the cost of crude oil will continue to climb over the next month. and they blame the economy. claiming that inflation of thee3 dollar is driving investors to buy stock in oil rather than other commodities. and that in turn causes prices to rise. many drivers say, they will not change travel plans. >> i am going to new york and philadelphia over the week. so. >> driving? >> driving. >> you know, i have to have gas. i have

police say someone broke intt kent blake's car and stole the satellite radio. there were no signs of forced entry. >> pretty much the entire citt, we have been trying to raise awareness on not leaving items in vehhcles and things like that. they're easy targets and especially during the winter months, things like coats and hats can be taken out of vehicles. >> the mayor's security team was stationed outside, but apparently the vehicle was parked out of their view. >>> a requeet to postpone the trial of a baltimore police officer accused in the deadly shooting of an unarmed man has been approved. officer ta ham bay is facing first-degree murder charges. his case was expected to start today, but they requested more time. prosecutors say that he was off-duty when he fired 13 shots at brown outside of a city nightclub. it happened after brown groped a woman who was with t the office. >>> school officials suspect former students could be to blame because he thieves seem to know exactly where the most valuable items were during the break-ins. 17 new desk top computer

nbc bay area's kent willhoyt describes the scene. ♪ every year november gets closer ♪ ♪ and every yeara little bit colder ♪ >> reporter: new ribbons carry the same message the old tattered ones started. a message of love, perseverance, and hope. the occasion never gets easier for michaela's mother, sharon. >> one of the most difficult things in having a missing child is feeling so helpless. like your child is out there and she needs you and there's nothing you can do. >> it was terrifying. i didn't know how to deal with it at the time. >> reporter: katrina rodriguez, michaela's best friend, was with her at the time of the abduction. they were 9. >> the hardest part for me was going over to her house. again, i didn't want to stop going over there. they were like my family, my second family. and going over there and not having her there and knowing that i couldn't be her for them. that was hard. >> reporter: being here today helps her heal. >> i'm able to move on and get through it by just feeling it, recognizing these things did happen. this hurts. and then looking right in front of me

. >> two members of the president's deficit commission, democratic senator kent conrad an honeywell international david cote shares views on tough choices the united states faces. >>> and the coming showdown over tax cuts. >> making these permanent will be the most important thing we could do to help create jobs in the country. >> that and all the week's politics on our roundtable with george will, "the new york times" columnist paul krugman, robert kagan from the brookings institution and ruth kagan from "the washington post." >>> china is expected to overtake the u.s. as the world's biggest economy in the next two years. americans couldn't believe it. they're like, that hasn't happened already? >>> and hello again, by the time air force one lands in washington this evening, it will have flown around the world. a world that is fast changing as the president found out during his ten-day trip to asia. abc's senior white house correspondent jake tapper has been with the president and brings us this report. >> reporter: rebuked by american voters and reminded to focus more on the economy president o

and for kent field, looking at 67. the north bay, mid-to-upper 60s and potentially a 70 in santa rosa. morningtime on the weather channel on cable and as we cruise right into friday, oh, that sounds so good, 68 degrees inland and 60 did the coast. for saturday and sunday, dry, 70s and no rain in that seven-day forecast. we don't get to say that a lot. >> next thursday is, what? >> no, i'm aweek ahead of myself. >> he's not concentrating. his mind is somewhere else. >> my mind is on thanksgiving. >> the turkey. >> okay. what we'll do that day. all right. thank you, jeff. >> sure. >>> still ahead, the thanksgiving travel rush. it's almost here. we'll show you the bay area airport considered to be among the least busy for the holidays. >>> the comic controversy. how garfield stirs up emotions on veterans day. >>> and amazon under attack. the book put up for sale on the popular website that had some so outraged they launched a campaign against the retailer! so, we book a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphir