president, have you looked at your pension. >> i don't look at my pension. it's not as big as yours so doesn't take as long. >> i care about a hundred percent of the american people. i want a hundred percent of the american people to have a bright and prosperous people. >> when he said behind corrode doors that -- behind closed doors that 47% of the country considered themselves victims, who refused personal responsibility, think about who he was talking about. >> some moments from last night's presidential debate. president obama and mitt romney ramped up the tension in the second debate. the. is said to have a sharper and more energetic performance than the heavily criticized one in the first debate. meanwhile romney main tabled the kind of methodical approach he used in the first debate. >>> here with me is kathi. people wanted to see if he could meet the challenge better than deor was it the cold fish you talked about before. who was there last fight? >> the president definitely showed up last night. he really corrected the problems he had in the first d

looks like he's looking for someone.fter the moment, he actually handed off that trophy to every one of the players one by one they passed it around to each player. isn't that fun? each one really had the chance to drink in the moment, so to speak. oh, my gosh, can you imagine the shower after that? the giants have many heros in their quest for the world series title but the panda really made the biggest mark. to no one's surprise pablo sandoval named the world series mvp. you may recall that huge performance in game one, tying a series record by hitting three home runs. 26-year-old third baseman also had a hit in every game of the world series. >> you go up and down, you never give up. so all the things that happen in my career. so i'm just blessed to be here and be part of the 2012 world series. >> sandoval also set a giants postseason record by collecting 24 hits throughout the three series wins. the world series win calls for a parade and as a tribute to the men in orange, it's only fitting their homecoming parade be

moving along and taking a look at san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looks good. southbound 101 on the right that looks good as well. trying to get drive to the airport, southbound 101 traffic does look good. in san jose northbound 101 off it a good -- to a good start. >>> game two forecast looks very good. game one, we had sunshine at the start and maybe warmer. by noon some of it might hang on longer. we have some of that light drizzle. it's really hard to pick up some times from the radar. east wind and northeast breeze interesting. that's a little offshore but taking some of that low cloud deck and sending it back to the coast as well. cloud-rain forecast, this all disappears by noon. it will be gone and we'll have sunshine. kind of higher humidity though. overnight lows are running a good 2 to 12 degrees warmer yesterday. there's a big jump in tempts. some of that temperature in the 50s. yesterday we had a lot more 40s. that's not the case now. storm track, jetstream going north. now it out of the picture. next sign of rain will be next tuesday night wednesda

let's take a live look outside and show you what it looks like. again it looks like it is not going to affect traffic early on this morning. air little further north as you travel in springfield. leaving route 644 the to the beltway. i'll be back with more traffic at 6:11. back to you guys. >>> disturbing news this morning out of bethesda. montgomery police are investigating an alleged attack that occurred on the popular crescent trail. >> reporter: let's go straight over to kristen fisher with the latest. she joins us live now with that and i'm standing right where massachusetts avenue crosses the capital crescent trail in bethesda. this all happened just about a half mile away from here around 7:00. a woman 21 years old was jogging when she stopped to allow several deer to crass the trail. someone hit her on the back of the head, knocking her unconscious. and she awoke sometime later, off the trail. was able to get become on the trail and drankfully, a 40-year-old male jogger was passing by, assisted her on this address where 911 was called and

westbound 580 that looks good. as we take a look at the nimitz freeway traffic looks good. and then the southbound traffic that is a soar nice drive. driving into the south bay if you are on the peninsula it should be no trouble getting to the airport. and san francisco we saw that northbound 101 traffic still looks good and so does 280 getting into the downtown area. there is no baseball game today in the bay area. >>> 5:07 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. a very good morning under clear skies. our little low has been here for two plus weeks. just been -- it needs something to move it along and it's finally happening. it looks like it will come close to the bay area by tomorrow and start to go right parallel to the coast. sunny and breezy day. chilly morning no doubt. 40s and low 50s for many. this system might give us a few high clouds later on today. i think overall a sunny to mostly sunny day. 44 santa rosa. napa 46. look at san jose right at 50 degrees. there are some cooler readings west, southwest 21. wind picking up out of the delta. you can see the system righ

the traffic here looks good getting into the downtown area. northbound 280 also looks good. if you are driving down to the airport, southbound 101 traffic also moving along very nicely. more traffic and weather coming up when the show continues. >>> we are live in oakland where protestors leave a trail of destruction in their wake. we'll tell you what made them so angry. >>> gas prices continue to rise in the bay area. the move by governor brown that he hopes will help make it less painful for you to fill up. >>> president obama makes another fundraising push here in the bay area today. we will tell you where he is beginning to be and the celebrities that are coming out to greet him. >>> time now for the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning october 8th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm ken wayne dave clark is off this morning. let's get a look at the traffic and weather starting off with steve. >> ken nice to have you here. it will be a little cooler than sunday.

looking at a great afternoon. some hazy sunshine out there looking towards sutro tower.initely a beach day as we'll see some of the warmest numbers we have seen in some time. clear and mild tonight but windy in the hills. and then we have some big changes ahead. in fact, we're starting to look at the possibility of some rain. but not today. a strong offshore flow continuing. that is going to bring with it the high fire danger. we do have some red flag warnings that are already up into the central valley and the sacramento valley and also solano county. looks like later on this evening those go into effect in the north and east bay hills generally above 1,000 feet, expecting to warm temperatures, low humidities and strong gusty winds to 30 miles per hour to give rise to high fire danger. it's going to be beautiful down below. 48 degrees in san jose. how about the coastline today! 76 in half moon bay. 75 in pacifica. east bay temperatures up in the 80s. the low 90s and as you head inside the bay, looking very nice, 70s and some 80s there, too. next couple of days, going to

so i had to look the part. t.j.maxx is such a great place cause i know when i go in there, i'm gonna score. they've got such great deals on all my favorite brands. fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. t.j.maxx. >>> check out the visibility we've improved in concord up to a mile quarter mile in napa still same in santa rosa, improved in half moon bay to 3/4 of a mile, definitely an ebb and flow to the fog this morning as we have about a three to seven mile per hour wind around most of the bay area dense fog will hang around until at least 8:00 this morning. that means it will be below a quarter of a mile. i think the fog will hang around until 9:00, 10:00 then sunshine 60s coast into san francisco low to mid 70s bay mid to upper 70s inland more clouds cooler tomorrow most of the rain during the trick-or-treating time in the north bay definitely going to be quiet for the parade wednesday morning. >>> good morning. live look at bay bridge toll, fog not a factor, you can see it but not on the deck

looking at that. -- only has lead for one of these. mattñr will be leading the breakout sessions on commuting building -- community building and capacity building. i have worked with mat for the last three years. from the emergency support function number 14, long-term disaster recovery, matt has been with that for many years. he has been making that and looking at that. as we transformed into the national framework, the things we need to look at, the assessment tools, how you go forward in doing the planning. for the economic side of it, josh barnes is here with the department of commerce. looking at those things that are important. you will not have citizens if you do not have the economics and businesses. how will you protect small businesses? we have folks here from the small business administration. it is key to get to know these peoplm. meanwhile -- mingle and get to know the people in this room to start the interaction. the great work we haveç had wih the department of commerce and economic de

looking, looking, looking, but the swarming hor net defense swarmed. they hold on to win 14-13. all right. that's going to do it. great stuff out there tonight. we leave you now with the hilton high school band. good night, everybody. ♪ music playing

west side of town looks g. i'll be -- looks good. i'll be back with more at 5:40. >>> former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is scheduled to be sentenced today. he still maintains he is innocent of the child sex abuse. >> in fact, yesterday he called the pennsylvania radio station to publicly claim he is innocent and announce his plans for an appeal. kristin fisher is live in our satellite center previewing today's hearing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sandusky's victims are heading into court today hoping for a harsh sentence, but sandusky is hoping for a whole new trial, even after he's already been convicted on 45 counts of child sex abuse. yesterday the former football coach called into the penn state radio station from his jail cell to proclaim his innocence. he said and i quote, in my heart i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. sandusky is facing a minimum of ten years and a maximum of more than 400 years behind bars. even sandusky's own attorneys are predicting a harsh sentence today

if you look at a big trend, you have to look at a lot of americans in these swing states are lookinging, things are getting better. >> it's clearly a huge factor, and yet obviously the debate from denver is also a huge factor. we look a lot at the margin of error, and these numbers aren't shifting all that much. what's key is that a lot of the states the president is below 50. that's a danger sign for him. the economy getting better is good for him. it all goes back to the electoral college. you play with these numbers, look at these polls. romney still has to win six or seven or maybe eight of the battle ground states in order to take this. right now he's not there. he's in a better position clearly than he was a week ago. the economy getting better has caused romney to switch a little bit, talking not just about the economy but also about leadership and trying to make himself a better alternative, both personally and ideologically. >> if you look at these numbers, you've got to be thinking one thing if you're running a campaign -- turnout, turnout, turnout. >> one of the things tha

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when cabrera was looking down upon it was difficult but now look at everybody. and no kudos t now---kudos to scutero.. game three will be on saturday 5:07 in detroit. vogelson will take the pitcher's mound against sanchez and then matt cain. as part of the major league association with the mall come back veterans association the welcome back to veterans' association he lost his left arm and both legs. he threw a strike to the giants and designated first speech to sergio. the first-patc patc -- the first throwing a pitch with barry zito and willie mays and also brian stowe. he was the giants ran the was nearly beaten to death and a vicious attack last year. he has since been continuing his recovery. and he also threw out another opening pitch earlier this year. >> stub hub has some tickets starting at $300. the most expensive are right behind the dugout at $2,100 per piece. we will keep you updated and if you can make it out there, more power to you. >> the world to -- the second game last night in the orange, the black and of course your favorite panda outfit. w

. >>> good looking -- howard bernstein talks about a chilly start. >>> good looking day. here's a look at the day planner. starring out -- starting out with generally clear skies, chilly. lots of 40s in the suburbs. still anticipating a loss of a few more degrees. sunrise not until 7:14. mid-50s for lunch time and low 60s, about 63 for that high. clouds running through a little bit yesterday. this morning clear to partly cloudy with a few more clouds in the mountains but for the most part nice and quiet. and again cool. it's 39 in petersburg. 32 in oakland. 43 for hagerstown and winchester. to the south and east, this is where we have low to mid-50s in cambridge and patuxent naval air station where la plata is 47 and 46 in manassas. monika samtani, 5:01, how is it looking so far? >>> i'm happy to say thursday morning is looking really good. if you're planning to head over on the major thoroughfares coming inbound in virginia, you'll be fine. look at the speed limits. 63 at duke street on 395. and even 295, 54 miles an hour heading for the 11th street bridge and across the

look at it. you look at the color of your shirt. and you look at the color, "son of a gun. "hey, the shirt got the same color in the mirror. "wow. the ceiling got the same color. every one thing, everything in-- the same." what's that mean? it means there's no change in frequency, yehey. so if you got a blue shirt and you're standing in front of a mirror, gang, what's the image color? blue. begin with a bl. what if you got a red shirt, what would the image color be? red. yehey. so we see that, okay? it turns out going through a material to. the frequency stays the same, so the color stays the same. even though the wavelength gets squashed up a little bit, yeah? so that's refraction. show you an example of that, root beer. root beer is syrup in thick, thick mugs, why? why thick mugs? because they can give you less root beer for the same money, right? [laughs] let me test this to make sure it's really root beer. [laughs] it tastes like pepsi to me. [laughs] by golly, it is pepsi, all right? now, you guys be seeing something. the root beer goes right out to the edge, make it l

we give them a green look or gray look which is kind of fun. what we're going to do now, this is grease paint. i mixed red and black together. we put it on this wound here. make it look nice and dirty here. >> so you're not actually going to be doing makeup on people coming to the park. this is what the finished product would be. there is a lot for people to enjoy at the park. >> there is a lot for people to enjoy. in fact, we brought some of our dead man's party here today. they're totally made up with all their air brushing and open wounds and facial things they have going on. and they play every night. you can see them. they're a lot of fun. then we have a lot of other fun activities, like the ravage sun show which has blood in it, too. >> of course. >> and lots of fighting. >> how long have you been doing thrills by day, fright by night? >> for a really long time. probably over ten years. >> this looks great. again it's a safe environment. self-contained. you don't have to worry about your kids being in danger, running all over the place. >

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if you look at ibm, everybody is looking like it's a big shock. you have to remember, this is a fifth quarter in a row that bim's missed their top line revenue. this happens to be the worst miss out of the five, and it's the biggest miss since q1 of '09. they haven't been making the top line for over a year now. >> if the bottom line is getting worse should we be more worried than we otherwise might be? >> yeah, and i think that's the point. one thing that's easy to forget is this was the quarter that ibm should have been fairly close to their numbers. they were launching a new main frame during the month of september. what's a little -- what's really worrisome is they said the third month of the quarter was the most challenging month. and then within that, if ibm said, you know what, the problem is europe. we'd all sit here, you know, that makes sense. the problem is north america and their growth market. that's where you have to sit there and go what does it mean for the future and everything else? ibm is a pretty big company. at the end of the

>> you look amazing. >> you look hot. >> wow. >> carol, would you look at that camera. >> what happeneduch a great haircut. you check that problem area she was talking about, the bangs she feels are thin and see-through and when it's more humid they become more frizzy. >> i thought you said human. >> humid. of course he gave her this great haircut. >> what do you think? >> she looks fabulous. she never does anything for herself. we are so happy. >> you feel pretty, don't you? >> i do. that dress is awesome on her. we are going out. >> she wanted something to go out in and was bossing me around what did i think i love? we started with the high boots from nine west and this great sweater dress from london times. >> absolutely darling. >> go, carol. >> uber model. >> you can join your friends. >> thank you. >> reagan copeland is 44 from seattle, washington. she hasn't changed her hairstyle since college. her fashionable 12-year-old daughter asked us to give her a brand-new style. >> let's listen to her story. >> the coolest mom ever on a one-year sabbatical with your kids. you have no time

i would have never done it. >> look at how it looks. >> i would have never done it. >> look how it looksnd made it progressively darker to cover those one or two or four greys you started to have. we lightened it and just softened it. obviously, it works with your complexion. then this great haircut and the make-up. the entire team. >> what do you think? >> i'm just amazed. she looks amazing. so beautiful. >> you should take her back to that same bar, baby. show her off. the outfit is beautiful. >> they have their best friend's rehearsal dinner so she wanted a cocktail dress. not all sequinned but we found this beautiful dress by maggie london. >> let's bring hope back out. applause for both of our ladies. >> all right. helping shelter animals find good homes. a picture is worth a thousand words. maybe hoda's friend is waiting for her. we'll find out right after this. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pill

looking at some of the performers today what are you looking at? nicole: i want to take a look at some retailers. retail index so the upside slightly. i looked at retailers, pretty much a mix. let's take a look at some key names we follow here on the heels of the retail sales numbers. i know you have been delving into it, but it climbed 1.1% in the month of september. that outpaced the estimates of 0.7% gain. also seeing third month in a row of gains. as we have been noting, apple certainly is something that contributed to that gain and traders here on wall street were the first to tell me that the minute i walked in the door this morning. target just turned to the green. macy's, saks, tjx and wal-mart all with up arroos. the nasdaq composite is now up almost 1/2%. so gaining some momentum there. and the s&p 500 and the dow all up about the same, up almost 1/2% for each of our major averages right now at this time. back to you. dagen: thank you very much nicole. austrian skydiver felix baumgartner smashing world records yesterday as he plunged 24 m

no looking, no touching. d-con. get out. >>> new information about another controversy involving pg&e and pipeline safety. according to the "san francisco chronicle," pg&e declared pipelines in the east bay and san jose safe without proof of inspection. about 4 1/2 miles of gas pipelines are in question. they run under martinez, newark, fremont and san jose. the pipelines were considered at risk of corrosion failures. pg&e blames faulty record keeping for the testing oversight. >>> a concord teenager received the maximum sentence for running down and killing two bicyclists earlier this year. prosecutors say the 18-year-old driver was speeding when he hit a man in his -- and his 9-year- old daughter. he pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. because he was 17 at the time of the crash, he sentenced to seven years in a juvenile facility but he will be released in about three years when he turns 21. >>> in italy, six scientists and a former government official were convicted and found guilty of m

looks down the hill. he obviously has the mail in his possession. >> police say this suspect may be responsible for several thefts in the neighborhood. >> over the course of about the past week we've had approximately four incidents of mail theft in el~cerrito. it occurred in the area of arlington boulevard and cutting boulevard. >> this one said he made off with a cashier's check from his mailbox. another one said someone stole a package right off her front steps. this is a neighborhood neighbors tell us has been safe and they try to keep an eye on each other's property. >> we find out more about it now since we have a neighborhood watch where e-mails are exchanged between neighbors >> one of the biggest concerns by investigators when someone rifles through someone else's mailbox is identity theft. >> there may be account information depending on bank statements. >> thanks to this surveillance video, police have excellent images of they're suspect and the vehicle he drove off in. they believe it's a silv

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a live look over san jose. christina loren has a look at your forecast on this thursday, october 18th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everybody, on a thursday. it is 4:30 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's say good morning to meteorologist christina loren. >> good thursday morning or as we like to call it around here, friday eve. we've got a good-looking day as the brief return to summer concludes today. temperatures will be in the mid-90s. after that, though, we tumble back to the 70s. clouds move back in and rain in the forecast. we'll sort it all out for you coming up. 4:31. let's first check your drive. >>> we're looking at some flashing lights at the top of your screen. that's southbound 101 just south of university. you might have that zone and the map shows you a similar area where we do see some slowing for the sensors. that sticks around for a little while but the light volume keeps things moving smoothly. the dumbarton bridge, no major slowing there and n

john woods looking at pretty much a session of -- we are looking at crude. >> we're looking at a technical market. you know, we got down below $89, you pop up, you see a lot of profit taking, above 93 1/2 to 94 dollars so it's -- you know, barring any kind of news, you know this is what we're dealing with right now. liz: gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us. so 14 minutes away from google reopening after plummeting, biggest drop in many many years for this stock. what do stock pickers and fund managers think of this? do they look at this and say now i'm staying away or now this thing on sale? many people have been waiting, maybe you perhaps, for an entry point to the stock, are you too spooked or should you dive in and buy google? let's bring in -- who do we have? i have tyler here. rick summer is on the phone with us. he's an analyst -- sorry one second. i'm being told÷ we're getting rick back on the phone. let me get to tyler, chief investment officer at biltmore capital advisors. google, buy, sell hold right now? >> i think you have to buy it. these opportunities don't come ac

>> a sea creature that kind of looks like something it's not. >> and meet these girls -- or just look at them. >> why is so much of it in slow motion? >> we'll >>> welcome back to the rtm top ten countdown. now at number six, ever seen this before? >> we're going to play a little game. >> love games. >> things you don't know about nature. >> it's really not a game. >> you know what? it's not really a game. >> we'll just call it "a thing you don't know about nature." >> let's do it. this video is from an aquarium in washington, glowing jelly fish. >> referee: are they glowing or -- are they glowing or is it lights? >> gelly fish are plankton. we're going to bring in our senior jelly fish correspondent, zach. >> what's up, dude. >> plankton are fish that can't swim against the current. they just let the current sweep them. they can detect light so they know which way is up. i have another video that features a very interesting video of the sea. >> what is going on? what is that? >> is it eating itself? >> this is known for females creating this shell you see. and she's putting eggs into

look at that.eautiful clear skies just in time for game 7 and hopefully a giants win tonight >>> lance armstrong was stripped today of his wins in cycling's most prestigious waste. he was banned from cycling from life. this comes after a report accused armstrong and his teammates of using performance enhancing drugs. he said no would no longer fight the charges but still denies doping. >> giants will seal their fate and joe is live where they are in the world series if they win. it must be great out there. >> it is. everybody's talking about the rain right now and there was relatively heavy rain about ten minutes ago but now clear skies and puff if you clouds. hopefully we can hold off three and a half hours or so. game 7s don't come that often. last night it looked like it might have been the cardinals who were shaky. in the first inning marco running on contact on a ground ball that david had trouble getting out of his glove and he came in to score to make it 1- 0. then in the 2nd, the giants exe

this is what it looks like looking at your planner. heading towards 10:00, still chilly with the temperatures at 52 degrees. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with quite a bit of fog across the region. be careful as you head out. be sure to slow down and turn on the low beams. we have a crash to tell you about in anne arundel county on the harris t at len -- allen boulevard on route 50. using the beltway this morning, that west side is going to be nice and clear. here's a live look at liberty road. you are be looking at that typical 11 minute ride right now traveling that outer loop from 795 down towards 95. and it will remain clear on the inner loop through pikesville. no problems on the beltway from parkville towards towson and the jfx into the city is going to take you 11 minutes. not too bad at all. traveling southbound from the beltway downtown to east fayette street. that's the abc2 timesaver traffic now over to you megan. >>> three minutes after five. if you are he

here's a look at the bus stop forecast this morning. we're looking really good. i think a fleece or light jacket is all you you'll need with temps in the 40s and 50s this morning. winds are coming up out of the south, southwest at about 5 to 10. sunrise not until 7:26. a good looking day. a mix of sun and clouds. up near the maryland- pennsylvania boarder, there could be a passing sprinkle or shower this morning. 70 by noon. that's already above the afternoon high which is 66. 76 at 5:00. i think we get to 78 in d.c. with maybe even 80 toward culpeper and manassas. showers up in pennsylvania this morning. want to take you toward southwest pa, not far from somerset. some of these may get right along the mid34-d--- the maryland-pennsylvania border. mid-40s in gaithersburg. leesburg 46. also 46 in manassas with 5 burke and vienna. it's 51 andrews. 47 crofton. 52 down in prince frederick. and 52 also in newland. bill checking in with me this morning. outside on our michael & son weather camera, another quiet morning with high, thin clouds giving us great visibility.

as we look toward the east in tysons corner this morning, a neat looking sky. a little bit of light. partly cloudy conditions. temperature of 60 on the nose with calm winds and humidity 83%. so bigger picture, storm system, a little disturbance coming out of the ohio valley throwing some clouds our way. maybe just that isolated sprinkle this morning. but as we get through the middle of the day and afternoon, partly sunny conditions. a few more clouds in the mountains. highs in the low 80s. gieghts to be nice but the wind -- it's going to be nice but the winds will turn more to the northeast than east. that will bring in slightly cooler air. tomorrow 75. -- maybe only the mid 60s for friday. sandy is a much more dangerous storm and may cause some problems. it's almost a hurricane approaching jamaica this afternoon. winds could be around 80 miles an hour. heavy rains, tidal surge. cuba, then the bahamas. the hurricane center takes it more toward bermuda, between bermuda and north carolina which is a little farther west than earlier but some models take it up the

they're looking at amd tonight. they're looking at microsoft tonight.'re looking a lot of these stocks. i guarantee the being a we're seeing on the heat seeker is showing us that people are hedging. they're more afraid than they are optimistic in hedging for the up side. they're instead hedging and betting or at least protecting against the downside. >> guys, there is one interesting point here. i think it is important given the markets we've been in. he said when you look at google or you look at ibm, their charts were exceptional going into the numbers. doug points out, he said this underscores the risk inherent in price movement, trading and investment strategies which as we all know rules the market until it doesn't, because then we get momentum and reverse. >> it's unanalyzable. how can any analyst, no less an individual, come out with a reasonable guess of what a facebook's going to earn, they've got a billion users. of what a google's going to earn, what an apple's going to earn. that's why you can't day trade these things. you can't get in front

things look great. an accident route 332 in the left lane, southbound bw parkway ramp to powder mill road, two separate accidents. i'll have more on traffic coming up at 6:30. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. >>> good morning. we're back at 6:28. this is always the place to get your weather first. here's a live look at the u.s. capitol building. you can see there it is 58 degrees and the sky is still pretty dark. things are changing. we'll be falling back soon. >>> thank you for starting your wednesday with us. i'm andrea roane. >>> for those of us who get up in the dark every morning to come to work, it's not so bad when it gets dark early because you can fall asleep sooner. i'm mike hydeck. howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace. >> light winds. a little bit on the muggy or humid side, if you will. temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s in town. well west of us, it is a chilly start. we have low 40s in the shenandoah valley. here's a look at the day planner. we're looking off to the we

and as i said when we look we have three lenses in which we look at these scores. the first is over time. the second is movement. looking at the same group of students that took the test two years in a row and how did they move in their proficiency level? so we had matched scores for 30,000 students. and when they began the year last year they came in at 60.4 percent proficiency and by the end of the year 62.7 or 63% of them were profishtd. looking at all the proficiency levels and how students moved we found the movement to be around 16.6 percent or 70% to round it which means seven out of every ten students either remained profirkt or advanced or moved up one level. okay. i'm going to repeat that. seven out of every ten students either remained proficient and advanced or moved up a level. in math we found the movement to be at 73% and this was similar to what we saw in [inaudible]. as i said the third lens by which we look at these scores are acceleration where we compare the movement to similar students in the district. you can only do this for a school so i'm s

roads look nice. as you travel along 29 in maryland, no issues as you make your way to the beltway in both directions. >>> 5:12. talking tough. the threat north korea is making against the united states this morning. >>. >> also why the sky's the limit for one daredevil trying to land his na >>> what jerry sandusky is saying about his child >>> 5:15. in a few hours jerry sandusky will be sentenced for abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. from his jail cell, the former penn state assistant football coach made a surprise plea for claiming his innocence. nbc's danielle lee joins us live now from the center county courthouse with more on what we can expect today. >> reporter: you may be able to see behind me people are already lining up at this courthouse for this hearing that is going to begin at 9:00 this morning. we are expecting jerry sandusky to speak again. last night he made an 11th hour plea on the penn state college radio. this is really the first unedited look we had gotten into sandusky's tho

we look at the south bay and 101 they are looking good. 101 on the peninsula looks good across the bay on 9:and -- on 92 and 94. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. our system is moving down the coast but not before it rotates in shower activity. especially toward santa clara valley. and also coming off the sierra nevada a line that has stretched lake county last night. had pretty good lightning and rain last night. toward morgan hill and heading toward highway 17 santa cruz mountains and right toward san jose. we've had a little bit of rain here. last night and this morning. and right off by pacifica and half-moon bay. there is plenty there rotating around from southeast to northwest. 40s on the temps. low 50s for some. antioch at 51 degrees. the low is still close enough we have to keep shower activity. it's getting rather far south but it's large enough it continues to send in cloud cover. we will keep that in today. as the low moves south and we'll take most of that shower activity with it. it could easily spin in sun, clouds, and showers. partly sunny. it has been numerous reports o

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he said look. as an executive he's not running to be speech maker but chief executive of the united states of america. and this is what we're going to do. have you to work with legislative branch ask have to get democrats and republicans to vote for it. if you don't impose that on people, barack obama just wants to impose campaign speeches and shove it down the throat of the american people. it exposed why he'll be effective. >> is and very likeable, too. >> tonight i was glad so many millions of americans got to see the mitt romney we know. the person a great father, great husband and going to be an incredible president. >> sean: he's not the guy the president said wants to tro granny over the cliff. or wants dirty air and water and kids with autism and down's syndrome, senator, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. now, joining us now is the former republican vice presidential nominee went head to head with senator joe biden during 2008 campaign. the former alaska governor sara palin with us.

it made him look like he had to look at his notes because he had no idea what to say and it did not look worked in its favor. what would you tell him? but i would say to keep your eyes up and look at met robert orr looked at the camera. so people can see how you are really reacting. >> let us speak with the net cost presidential debate on october 16th and thursday, we will have go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, weather and traffic updates and to watch all the presidential speeches. uninterrupted. and on digital 4.2. you are going to be watching that carefully. >> you bet. as i see this they also were being coached by their body language coaches. >> we will be checking up with these coaches. carole, thank you. >> thank you, marty. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies. let the making begin >> this californi

look for that. quarter-mile visibility in fairfield and santa rosa, on the mild side. 60s to mid 70s for most of the bay area. san jose 75. and some low 80s closer to liver more and sunol know the seven-day forecast is going to bring shorts and t-shirts back to most of our valleys. you'll see a big jump in temperatures coming up in the seven-day forecast and a closer look at our game-day forecast for 49ers and giants coming uei just a few minutes. >> less than ten hours away from first pitch at at&t park for this afternoon's championship series game between the giants and st. louis cardinals. let's go live now down to the field with john henry smith. john, i have giants in five. what do you have? >> reporter: i know everybody is making predictions for the nlcs. here's my prediction. for game one, 42,000 plus fans are going to fill these seats out here at at&t park as they exhort their 2010 world champion giants to eliminate the 2011 world series champion cardinals. what's tougher to predict is the r

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look at this.ting a lot of clicks and sent to us here at c cnn ireport from a cruise ship off of the waters of miami, and what you see happening there is first the very heavy waves to cause the boats the do serious rocking and you see what is happening on the cruise ship itself, and this is one of the many ireports coming in to us by people who have been impacted by hurricane sandy and various parts of the united states already. do not go the any danger to take any ireport videos or photos, and do not, do not violate evacuation orders to take photos or videos, but if you can safely and legally take videos the show the impact that it is having on you, that is terrific. look at what the cruise turned into for dr. david e bens who sent that to us. i will tell you that what is going on in various states around the country, and message messages around the country, what about me? well, on cnn, we have a state y state-by-state breakdown and as soon as i am done, i will tweet it. you see the cnn desk here

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it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same story out there. there is a 13th century or a 14th century polychrome vessel from below the mugion rim in central arizona. and this is 100 years after the anastazi supposedly disap

and then there are some other ones that again, you can look at those and see what that looks like. this summer they started a human rights commission initiated a brown bag series. again, understanding that it's not just about the school district, it's not just about home, but the importance of networking and making connections and having a context. when we start talking to people about the importance of school and education, if we have generations of folks who have maybe not graduated from high school or don't have geds or have had a hard time with getting a job and you say you need to go to school to get a job, and that's not something that they have a context for, it's about creating these internships, but also these mentoring opportunities, brown bag series where people come in and share their stories of how they ended up where they are and what that process looked like. and i think for me the most memorable one was when we did it with mayor brown, and he talked about it was right time, right place. that there was somebody that was there to help him. it wasn't because he had thi

it looks like he did.omney supporters think their candidate accomplished his goal in the first debate. >> i think mitt romney has done a fantastic job making points about his programs and what he has in store for the american people and growth for middle class, and fairness to every american. >> the republican watchers at this party felt their candidate definitely got the better of the president and according to the cnn poll it found 67% of those surveyed thought romney walked away with it. 25% thought president obama gained the upper hand. stay here for continuing coverage. there are two more debates at least. if you missed last night you can watch on our website in its entirety. let us know what you think on facebook, twitter. reach out to us. we'll share your comments. >>> a lot of comments about oakland athletics on facebook as well. for the first time this season they're alone in first place in american league west winning division in amazing fashion. they were five games behind texas with nine games

that's a look at traffic. back over to you. >>> when you hit the roads you may notice more police out there. starting tonight the police will be out on the roads and looking for drunk drivers. linda so is here to tell us what this is about. >> it is keeping you and your family safe. starting tonight at 9:00, officers throughout the state will be getting into their patrol cars to scan the roads looking for drunk drivers. to tell bus this is the officer with the baltimore county police department. tell us about the project. what is it called and what are you looking to do. >> it is saving our loved ones or project solo it is aimed at targeting the roads with the crashes that are alcohol related. we have seen lots of alcohol related arrests. we're targeting those to get that driver off the roadway and make them safer and reducing the crashes and injuries. >> is this about writing tickets. we were talking about this but some people will be like they are out to write tickets. it's not that. >> it's not about that a