. >> a law signed last year makes it a federal chrome to point a laze are at an aircraft, which is why the fbi is leading the investigation. >> let's start off with a look at what we're tracking this week. it's not so much precipitation as it is colder air. a couple cold shots headed our direction. we get a secondary shot that will come in early next week, so in big warmup after we get the cooldown. we'll look at temps in the 50s. a big is the of canadian air. we'll also see showers spark up wednesday afternoon. looks like a lot of the rain will be from baltimore eastward and north and west likely to stay at least generally dry. there could be some hit or miss showers. again, nice fall colors in towson. same deal in northern pawk buccaneer. parkton under the sun. high thin cirrus clouds. and made of ice crystals. these are fair weather clouds. 63 now at bwi after a day where we did touch 70 in central maryland. the bulk of the day in the get get. a hard froze warning for places like davenport, iowa. chicagoland and southern wisconsin with a hard freeze warning and the frost concerns do

some feel those actions which left another motorcyclist pare lazed are not forgivable. >> if you hit someone the probably thing is to pull over. >> reporter: with the confrontation that ended with the driver dragged out and beaten by a man police are searching for, the wife said their fears were justified. she goes onto say there is nothing they could have done differently but expressed sympathy to the injured biker and his family abc news new york. >> now, from abc 2news, most a forecast. >> start off with the most powerful radar. idea things are crystal clear now. the question is, when will we finally see some needed rain around maryland? i think it's going to be a while. right now annapolis, a hazy sky, little bit of clear sky but it has been on the cloudy skied today. it was much the same story with just the little bit of hazy sun at times here over the river as we look north toward cecil. 82 now. sunset at 6:46ful the days keep getting shorter. if you are headed out toward the bay your tomorrow it'll be haze again. warm at 84, bay water temperature of 71 at thomas point. light w

and of course more news ahead including why i counter lazing the actual death toll of the war in iraq has proved less than simple a new study suggests that they real body count as well as an anybody dares to admit he talks to one of these surveys also says that's ahead. according to the. numbers we have more than two thousand political prisoners i'm behind right now of course if you look at the system what the bahamian government is trying to do is they're trying to label many of these prisoners us terrorists. right. we're strong. and i think that you're. on our reporters. and i. am. i. this is the weekly one r.t. let's move on now at least thirty people have reportedly been killed by a car bomb in syria the explosion targeted a government checkpoint in the city of hama the syrian observatory for human rights reported in terms of gunfire after the blast the violence in the war torn country shows no sign of letting up and journalists are finding themselves either quarters or captured by the two sides as a few notion of found once made it into one rebel controlled area but tell your bro

and we also spoke to a veteran organizer lympics or sri laze as a consultant for twenty four teams and he told us about choosing torchbearers and the logistics in making it a success for four years called team had been planning this and like i said over the last two years is thirty to forty people with the organizing committee and with the operational agencies in addition and presenting partners there's a hundred people who've been working on this over the last over the last year and when when we go in there all there will be be thousands every day involved it's a fantastic story behind the forty thousand torch bearers and you can see your problem they are on. and it's really building the excitement for the game so basically the celebrations start now everybody will realize what with your four months till the games and we are carrying this message of the games now you know all their selection processes were different category holders. number have been selected through campaigns with the percentage partners where they have gone out in public campaigns and people can apply or be nominate

i just went to johns hopkins and got my eyeballs lazed, and so now i can actually see fairly well. the bad news is i have to wear these to read now. >> host: but if you had joined the military, what branch would you have signed up to? >> guest: i took army rotc in college. i wanted to be a tanker. if you have to fight, you might as well do it sitting down with a five-inch gun. it's just safer that way. >> host: and could you see yourself writing anything else

kennedy lazed hatred at him. as booktv looks back at our 15 years on c-span2 we bring you programs from our archives. erik larson appeared on booknotes in 2003 to talk about "the devil in the white city". in the book mr. larson tells the story of two men architects daniel burnham and.or henry h. holmes who played prominent roles in the history of 1893 chicago world's fair. this is about an hour. c-span: erik larson, author of "the devil in the white city," you write early in your book that this book is about the evanescence of life. what's that mean? >> guest: really, what i was struck by, as the book progressed, as my work on the book progressed, and really, when i finally read the finished manuscript -- what i was struck by is you have all these people working so hard on this vast project, the world's fair, and then suddenly, it's over and completely forgotten. and they put their hearts and their souls into this thing, and then it disappears -- i mean, literally, from -- almost entirely from national memory. an

and that bad things up early appeared >> there was a motorcycle accident with injury that blocked to lazeper deck of the bay bridge and the lives resulting back up still reaches of what back to the micro the bay and the 58. >> at one time it was solidly backed up all the way to castro valley. >> the nimitz freeway the northbound direction is still back up to 238 and our sense to show it is still slow. >> the ride through hayward is still jammed up in both directions at the nimitz freeway although the commute to the san mateo bridge is back up. >> here in the san ramon valley slow returning to normal to separate at accident 11 of doubt and 1 southbound. >> south bay freeway the 101 ride is still at about 54 minutes out of the coyote valley in to santa clara. >> the mid peninsula the north peninsula to aid iraq's south down still backed up from the city down to san bruno there has been a crash at alan bond. >> and over 45 minute commute time with an accident south bound both of those are still slow on the ride. >> the san mateo bridge here is a look this is actually a very good option right

this would distract the robber and he would laze away.p out, i've got you. that was his way of disrupting the robbery. so these men wright out of town. what comes after is a two-week manhunt and the manhunt is very detailed in my book the largest manhunt in u.s. history up to that time and also the largest gathering of man hunters up to that time. in fairness these people were shopkeepers and farmers. there were a few professionals at the james-ganger gang if you are experts at anything it was getting away. they were experts at escaping and alluding posses. they had done it that ever since the civil war. they were very adept at getting away from these posses. one of the things that was so disappointing there were two professional police forces in minneapolis and saint paul and they were immediately telegraphed sent men send guns we have had two men killed. not only haywood but a local citizen had been fatally wanted. they needed help from the professionals. st. paul and in the opposite of always been highly competitive and sports business

i just went to johns hopkins and got my eyeballs lazed, and so now i can actually see fairly well. the bad news is i have to wear these to read now. >> host: but if you had joined the military, what branch would you have signed up to? >> guest: i took army rotc in college. i wanted to be a tanker. if you have to fight, you might as well do it sitting down with a five-inch gun. it's just safer that way. >> host: and could you see yourself writing anything else besides the cia and military stories -- >> >> guest: well, i'm not danielle steele. i don't do romances. so i write the kind of books i like to read. >> you can watch tom clancy's "in depth" interview online at booktv.org. >> this fall booktv is marking our 15th anniversary, and this weekend we look back at 2003. living history, a look at life in the white house by hillary clinton, was a bestseller that year as well as michael moore's book "dude, where's my country? also that year al's franken "lies and the lying liars who tell them" and who's looking out for you by bill o'reilly. al franken and bill o'reilly had a heated exch