>>vamos al viejo continente, manchester city y real madrid.o les hemos informado, héctor macho camacho enfrenta la lucha más difícil de su vida, oriundo de puerto rico, fue campeon mundial 3 veces. >>enfrentó a los mejores de su tiempo, sugar ray leonard. >>las siguientes horas serán sin duda dramáticas en la vida de

not quite as chilly as tonight, so for manchester city fa ns tonight, so for manchester city fans itll pep up in the west but the rain will pep up in south—west england as a weakening cold front works through. the winds of gusty in the east of scotla nd the winds of gusty in the east of scotland and eastern england, but many will be dry even with a bit of brightness. the cloud will dominate through the evening for the chelsea and celtic matches in the champions‘ league on wednesday night. for celtic fans, you might need something waterproof. on thursday stilt drizzle across the western coast, but the winds are lighter, brighter skies in the east, but by friday the breeze will pick up but by friday the breeze will pick up again and outbreaks of rain pushed through scotland and northern ireland into northern parts of england and wales. more details on line. goodbye for now.

they signed up at the last minute for the city's manchester city's marathon in new hampshire. ven used time to raise money for new york city. >> they left the comfort of their hotel rooms to deal with the city's hardest-hit neighborhoods. more from abc's jim dolan. >> reporter: in staten island where devastation was greatest for the city the goal was to turn disaster on its head. many of the volunteers who came to help had originally come to the city to run the marathon, but since it was canceled, well, they were here. >> well, we're here to help out. a lot of people in need. we were supposed to run the marathon. but that's really nothing compared to what's going on here. >> reporter: in the bronx, too, runners who trained all year so they could raise money to help others, a group called world vision figured they could help others right here and now. >> it's turned into something great. people coming together to turn a bad situation into something good. >> reporter: it is not, to be sure, the weekend they hoped for. it may actually be a little better. >> i'm not going to lie, w

real madrid drew with manchester city to take second place in that group. 10 supporters of the english soccer club tottenham have been injured in an attack by suspected fans of an italian team. they were partying ahead of a match when they were ambushed outside of a pub. witnesses say the attackers were armed with bats and iron bars. it happens every year -- the northern hemisphere is in the depth of darkness right now with each day getting shorter until the 21st of december and the solstice. >> for millions of scandinavian, that means it is time for light therapy to ward off seasonal depressions. experts say 10 days of artificial light can vanish sentence for up to several months. >> we decided to try it out in sweden. take a look. >> at this time of year, it gets dark very early in sweden. hear, the light never fades. for years, many of the locals suffered from depression in winter. then, this woman converted her cow shed into a tropical paradise. she and her friends go there to escape the scandinavian winter, at least for a few hours. >> we do not even get enough light in summer. mo

after the european champions lost three nil at eventers and drew his opening game nil nil against manchester city. then on friday manchester united manager sir alex ferguson joked he'd outlive death as a statue of the seventy year old was unveiled at old trafford after twenty six years england's longest serving club manager has guided the red devils to thirty seven trophies including twelve domestic titles and two champions league crowns. and on saturday it was a case of a man overboard after an american bumps lay over ten during that world cup run in canada luckily both four men emerged unscathed while the event was dominated by russia's alexanders of golf and as the defending champions made it three wins from three this season. were all the sunday red bulls sebastian vettel recovered from a collision on the first lap to finish a six at a rain hit brazilian grand prix which was enough to claim his third consecutive well drivers title i just three points michael fernando alonso a ferrari finish second behind jenson button and that'll becomes the youngest driver in history to win three world title

city 1-a 0 sobre los red devil vlt. >>>. con este resultado y derrota de manchesterrae estará con fwhos otros. >>> gracias y con l fwhaf dado a la vuelta de la esquina artesanos demichoacán motivos para estar orgullosos porque algunas de sus obras, serán exhibido en el vaticano. >>> este nacimiento realizado con paso pa de caña técnica ancestral y también otro nacimiento y dos árboles navideños. que son skroortd y con esto llegamos al final con las noticias importantes a esta hora, más atoed lante más informo pgs tudz.

you've got manchester city, arsenal and then down here, oh, by the way, there was an election.hat just gives a sense of this magazine knowing their audience. but this morning people are really interested in the results. on the political side, the british prime minister said this, we want to kick start the world economy. we want to get a europe/u.s. trade deal. we want to get started and focused on syria, too. online, this is an interesting fact, that the peak of the moment yesterday for the world online was that when networks projected barack obama's win, 327,000 tweets went out at that moment around the world. and on average it is 6,000. so that was pretty awesome. >> zain for us in london. thank you, appreciate it. >>> a huge victory and four more years. president barack obama wins re-election and in the end it wasn't even close. >> you made your voice heard. and you made a difference. >> with a gracious concession, republican challenger mitt romney made a humble request of both parties. >> to put the people before the politics. >> no republican has ever won the white house w

we'll talk as well about the did deal with manchester city and what that is all about. and where he loves sports and much, much more. i'm sure you'll make it, ross. >> yeah, you know it. okay. good stuff. we look forward to that. don't miss out. yousef works very hard on this program. can i tell you. and it's good stuff, as well. yousef, thanks very much. let's recap the spanish auctions. we are in you pre-funding for 2013 as far as spanish debt is concerned. 207 billion euros is the target for 2013. a good start this morning. they've raised just under 3.9 billion euros. yields were lower than they were for previous issues. so anyway, they're up and running. they also raised money earlier this week. they have got private placement bond which they've announced. it will happen next week. they put a notice out this morning for a five year private placement of 3.28 billion. we're not quite sure you are what that is for. should be a private placement sometime next week. in fact next thursday it will be placed, as well. carries a 4.75% coupon. financial times has released its

current temperatures across town, 45 in manchester towards baltimore city at 52 and airport at 49 rather and up towards the north in cecil county, alton at 48 degrees. again it is all about clouds on top of us right now. go to the southeast you will be dealing with clouds and it will keep it warmer in comparison to carroll county out towards parts of westminster temperatures in the 30s. hour-by-hour forecast looks like this, a blend of stars and clouds through 8:00. 44degrees. 40 at midnight and a chilly wake up tomorrow morning. >> and we are going for two degree guarantee of 51. to the north, we indicate the high pressure bringing in nice pleasant weather and coming in off of the waters and bringing in the clouds and a bit of a breeze and down to the south we go and we find a storm system. it is out there and enough to bring in cloud coverage. you notice bands of clouds working up the coast and that will be the deal the next couple of days. here is the wet weather in the south carolina coastline, it will be south of the baltimore. and out to the midwest looking good and texas scattered

>>> tarjeta amarila y roja para álvaro y el penalty queda para el manchester city.azó también y sergio bunote remató y ay gol! >>> mira qué bonito1. >> ahí está y después más adelante se recupera y al final va con el gol de empate y por qué no vives en rusia? >>> esxacto en málaga. >>> de calavera! >>> y ahora nos vamos a los tablados! >>> nos vamos a la nba con kevin dduran que recibio a los Ángeles y le gana con una canasta de 3 puntos, qué puntazo! >>> eso no quedó ahí pero en el cuarto tiempo matt burns coloca la canasta de empate y se termina el tiempo ahí y paul no quedaba tranquilo y duran lleva la canasta triple y oaklahoma ganó 117-111. >>> vienen jugando muy bien eh? >>> yo le voy a los celtics eh! >>> otro partido ayer y ahí en los que le van a boston tenemos un gtran récord y vieron al jugador y más adelante tony juega bien y encesta al revés y 12 puntos para san antonio y pasa úpàra cerrar el ex de eva longorio y san antonio queda 112-100. >>> seugro ella estaba ahí!. >>> me lo encontré en un restaurante con otra! >>> por qué no me idjiste para meterlo

manchester city playing terribly but somehow -- >> liverpool 3-up?all teams won this weekend. >> thank you, roger. >> how did he eveverton do? >> l.a. against hughouston, remh of last year. >> amazing. >> she is very excited. >> president obama appeals to a buddhist monk for prayers to help save the nation from the fiscal cliff. borrowing spiritual salvation. what is the white house's plan to tackle the obstacles ahead? that's next on "morning joe." you won't find a "home rule" on every corner, a "stag provisions" down every block, or a "hugh and crye" in every town. these are the small businesses of america, and all across the nation they're getting ready for their day. hundreds of thousands of small businesses are preparing for november 24, a day to open doors, and welcome the millions of customers who will turn out to shop small. small business saturday. visit shopsmall.com and get ready. because your day is coming. a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused

>> manchester city. >> i've got some must-reads for you. are you all ready?> we can't wait. >> "the new york times," jobs are growing. mr. obama has asserted his employment agenda including school and infrastructure rebuilding and aid to states to hire teachers. this was detailed in his jobs bill from last year. he has also vowed responsible approach to deficit reduction, including preserving tax cuts for most americans while letting the high-end bush tax cuts expire. such approaches would work, but time and again, they have met with a stone wall from republicans, who have been determined to keep the economy as weak as possible to hurt mr. obama's campaign. >> you can tell it's the day before the election. >> the republicans' last-minute tactic has been a cynical one, to make it clear that they will continue obstructing mr. obama if he wins. that's a hollow argument for mr. romney. and it does not change the fact that mr. romney has no good ideas and mr. obama has plenty. >> oh, my lord! is this a comic book version of "the new york times" editorial page, or

manchester valley high school. the chilly football practice and ellicott city, our lady of per pet chewal health. the corsetling in over maryland. our wind chill down to the 30s statewide. as we go into the daybreak hours we'll be below freezing north and northeast of washington. we look for temperatures to drop sharply. now we'll be back in the 40s tomorrow, upper 40s. these numbers may be low and back below freezing tomorrow night. we could find 20s toward harford county. quiet weather, clear but a few clouds. these are not rain makers. the reverse of that tomorrow, a little bit of cloud cover. that could hold temperatures down. we struggle to get to 50 once again. this cold air core will float further north but still be chilly. as we go into friday it will slide further out. air temperatures will moderate back into the 50s. we'll watch the coastal s all projections bringing it out to sea. it could mean breezy weather. clear. dress warm for that morning commute. make sure the kids are warm. 48, sunny crisp conditions. as we look to friday an improvement. mild weather through early sunday. sunda

manchester, new hampshire. and cynthia mcfadden in new york city. this is "nightline," november 5th, 2012. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight, the sprint to the finish line with only 24 hours left in this presidential race, my co-anchors terry moran and bill weir on the trail with the candidates. we'll have their reports in a moment. >>> but first, the other story dominating the news for the past week, hurricane sandy and the devastation left in its wake. and the desire to do something to help. so all day today, disney and abc have been raising money to help those who need it most. we kicked it off this morning with a telethon on "gma." as of right now, viewers contributed a staggering amount, $15.7 million, which includes $3 million from samsung. if you can help, dial the number listed on the screen. we hope you will. >>> we turn to the election. terry moran on the trail with president obama today and joins us from iowa. good evening, terry. 11 cities in three days. >> reporter: that's right, the final lap. and this is the final time b

city and up into connecticut. snowfall totals very impressive. manchester, new jersey, one of highest totals, nearly a foot. many areas of connecticut picked up between five to eight inches. and central park in new york city picked up between about four to five inches of snow, being the earliest ever that new york city has had four inches of snow heading into the winter season. and these wind gusts are still impressive. they've come down, lynn, over new york city and areas of new england, but cape cod? it's still howling up to 60-mile-per-hour gusts, so an impressive early-season nor'easter. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> well, president obama is back at the white house this morning where he will begin to work with congress on taxes, spending, and the national debt to avoid that so-called fiscal cliff. nbc's tracie potts is in washington with the latest on that. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. that big party in chicago over, the president now back here in washington dealing with congress and about to deal with some serious financial problems that could hit before the end of the year. >>

could be close to 8" in trenton, new jersey and 6.5" in philadelphia, and 5" in new york city. 5" for manchester. snow is one of the hardest things to forecast so we are in a now-casting environments rather than forecasting. we could have totals surpassing those amounts. the temperatures, they are so cold tonight, a million homes without power and that will be dangerous for folks who are just cold. >>shepard: thank you janice. your house has been destroyed, you are sitting outside trying to protect your home from looters and another storm is here and it is snowing. major airlines canceled 1,000 flights already. they warn this could be many more to come. that is paling in comparison to what people are dealing with. we go to long island, new york, what are they doing to get ready? >>reporter: what a mess. they are still trying to recover from the first storm and now it is more difficult. you can see the atlantic ocean they expect the water to surge 3' to 5'. you can see what was left of someone's odden deck. right now, we will pan around and see this giant yellow truck and what they are trying to

they would have, like, when they landed in manchester, he said to his mother, i arrived in the city where charles mclain lives. well, he lived in manchester, new hampshire. he couldn't say specifics, but they found ways to get around that, and the second was how did they talk about sustained combat -- is that -- >> make thingsÑi look nice to te families. did they talk, emotionally, how they dealt with being under fire, knowing they would be the next day, and doing it the next day, and the day after that and the day after that? >> well, i can tell you that the letters became sparser when they were in combat. i mean, they spent a lot of time waiting around for combat. what i know about that i learnedded from the letters they wrote later, the four of the five of them were in the hospital. they had a lot of time to write letters. they didn't talk too much about how they dealt with fear. more they talk about how hard it was to start losing men. that seemed to be the thing that really impressed them, and it was difficult, and that was something i think they could share. my uncle talked once loo

like when they landed in manchester, he said to his mother i arrived in the city where charles mclane lives. charles mclane went to manchester, new hampshire so he wasn't allowed to say really where he was specifically but they found ways to get around that. and the second was, how did they talk about sustained combat? >> trying to make things look nice for their family. did they talk at all about emotionally how they dealt with being under fire, knowing they would be under fire the next day and doing it the next day in the day after that in the day after that? >> i can tell you that the letters became more sparse when they were in combat. they spent a lot of time waiting around for combat during the battle of alamein. what i know about that i learned from the letters that they wrote later. the four of the five sent a lot of letters. they don't talk too much about how they dealt with fear. more, they talked about how hard it was to start losing men. that was the thing that really impressed them and it was difficult. that was something i think they could share. my uncle talked once abo

he was the former mayor of the city of manchester. and to the democratic candidate is former congresswoman, carol shea-porter. carolus in rochester, married with two children. she is a social worker. welcome all mls gets started. first off, the question from howard altschiller about taxes and spending. [inaudible] [inaudible] this all happened because congress would be due on deficit reduction. shea-porter: the 112 congress is to get back to work and fix this this. they're the ones to pass along, so they have to do with the appeared looking into the future, i do agree that we need to have tax cuts for everybody under the first $300,000. but after that, we have to allow those increased tax breaks to add. it was intended that way when the bush tax cuts are put into place and they think we need to return to the clinton rate. >> moderator: congressman, one minute. guinta: thank you, charlie. i want to thank wbin and aarp for hosting the debate. the fiscal cliff is a serious situation. with past multiple solutions, both on the tax attack s

or they'd have, like when they landed in manchester, he said to his mother i arrived in the city where charles mclean lived, he lived in manchester new hampshire. they found ways to get around that. and the second was how did they talk about sustained combat, is that what your -- >> if they were trying to make things look nice -- >> yeah. >> -- to their family, did they talk at all about emotionally how they dealt with being under fire and knowing they'd be under fire the next day and doing it the next day and the day after that and the day after that? >> well, i can tell you that the letters became sparser when they were in combat. i mean, they'd spend a lot of time waiting around for combat. during the battle of alamain, what i know about that i learned from the letters they wrote earlier when the four of the five of them were in the hospital, so they had a lot of time to write letters. they didn't talk too much about how they dealt with fear. more they talked about the, how hard it was to start losing men. that seemed to be the thing that really impressed them and was difficult. and

they would have, like when they landed in manchester he said, i arrived in the city where charles mcclain lives. he lived in man chai'ser new hampshire. he wasn't allowed to say. they found ways to get around that. and the second was how did they talk about sustained combat. >> trying to make things look thighs to their family. did they talk about emotionally how they dealt with being under fire and knowing they would be under fire the next day and the day after that and the day after that. >> i can tell you the letters became sparser when they in combat. they spent a lot of time waiting around for combat during the battle of el alamein. what i know about that, i learned from the letters they wrote later before the five of them were in hospital. they had a lot of time to write letters. they didn't talk too much how they dealt with fear. more they talked about the -- how hard it was to start losing men. it seemed to be the thing that impressed them and was difficult. it was something i think they could share. my uncle talked once about looking forward to going another moment he knew they w

a late appearance in new england in manchester, new hampshire. salt lake cityxt on our democrats line. caller: i will like to -- i have watched mitt romney's speech. he talks about working on both sides. this is the same man who signed over 800 vetoes when he was governor of massachusetts. i think it is unreasonable that he's going to be as bipartisan as he says he is. host: thank you for your call. caller from pennsylvania on our independent line. caller: my number one point is with the obamacare, i am a student in the medical field. it is one of the hottest issues being debated in our at the class is -- in our ethics classes. the short-term goal for the obamacare will be great at first the people do not realize is the country that have socialized medicine, it really does not work. it will cut back in long-term, huge cuts across the board. everybody is going to suffer. one of the things president obama keeps pushing is socialized medicine -- pushing a lot of socialistic ideas. host: do you think mitt romney has won the issue in terms of the peeling obamacare?

terance allen and shawn manchester and president of cmac and rob remedy and runs the clubs in the city and the director of the entertainment commission got an email every monday morning throughout the process telling them what we were discussing and they choose not to attend 60 meetings of the task force that addressed entertainment. those who did attend representing the entertainment committee did have some difficulty trying to frame coherent solutions, but at one time or another almost everyone on the task force tried to assist them, offered solutions. between 2008 and 2011 this last stage of our process the entertainment component was beefed up significantly, but to them it was never good enough. understand what the western soma plan does provide. a continuation of the legal non conforming status north of harrison street. every club that currently exists is guaranteed rights to continue to exist forever. no dangers that we will lose any of the existing night clubs. stronger building code standards are written into the plan and placed the burden of sound proofing for venues. clubs as

terance allen and shawn manchester and president of cmac and rob remedy and runs the clubs in the city and the director of the entertainment commission got an email every monday morning throughout the process telling them what we were discussing and they choose not to attend 60 meetings of e

manchester valley high school. a sunny practice but chilly on the football field late in the day. ellicott city, a nice looking ?e. school visit at appleton, talking to the fifth graders. they had some good questions and we talked about the effects of superstorm sandy. winds from the north will cope the chill factor on. it's already feeling like 30s in hagerstown, dulles and, dover and patuxent rirch -- river. we're still below freeze bilge daybreak in bel air, baltimore, chester town, et cetera. we struggle to get out of the 40s. mainly we'll see additional included cover, no rain. it will help keep temperatures down. by tomorrow night we're back in the 20s and low 30s. it will be two frosty nights in a row. cloudy. absolutely, it will be cloudy. clear for the moment bit high thin clouds rolling in out of the west. that will be our story. we'll hold temperatures down slightly. the core of the coldest air right over the mid-atlantic states will drift north and still somewhat chilly because of a mix of sun and clouds. as we go general electric beyond -- go beyond it we will moderate. we're watching a coastal stor

. >>> insistió y clamó el tercer del manchester y ganaron 3-1 y está anotando increíblemente. >>> kansas cityquí con los muchachitos. >>> la palabra que dices tienes que decirlo con la boca así! >>> vamos a comerciales! (mÚsica). >>> queremos que seas parte de nuestro programa comunícate con nosotros en despierta américa. >>> ay dios mío, vamos a unos comerciales después de la pausa. >>> ay es muy temprano para andar gritando (gritos). >>> quién tiene una hermana guapa para que la avienten! >>> muchachos, 'prdne! >>> orden. >>> ote pero ya, no somos nosotros, son las muchachas. >>> está enojada la señora directora. >>> que la avienten (risas). >>> se me está cayendo la pimiento de por sí. >>> de dónde habrá venido. >>> qlguien quiere habalr de la cámara dos!. >>> a ver? >>> (risas). >>> no se metan con mi hermano ni mi familia (risas). >>> ojo!. nuestro propio show aquí. >>> ya! oigan, tírense al piso así nadamás. >>> le gustan los animalitos. >>> put atention! >>> en asutralia, quedó atrapada una ballena bebé en una red de peces y un pescador puede ir a salvarla y la ballena estaba desespera

the snow, new york city setting the earliest 4 plus inch snowfall ever since 1989. 12 inches in manchester, islip, new york, 4 inches, newark set a record of the single biggest november snowfall ever. look at the radar right now, you can see we are still dealing with snow up through new england and rain along the coast in new england, as well. windy weather continues with wind advisories and high wind warnings for new england. wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. in cape cod, still windy and breezy along the northeast, as well. so airport delays for new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., and boston. >> good morning.ing o it will be a breezy and chilly day again today. it will turn mostly sunny later today. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. and time now for today's "take 3," the three stories that have caught our attention and yours. and offering her take, host of nbc's "first look." good morning, welcome back. >> good morning. happy to be back. >> you survived the snowstorm last night? >> barely, i was wearing a dress, and us california girls don't underst

, it's gotten so big here as far as the wait here and in salem and manchester, they have had to at least in nashua, i'm told by the city clerk, they have had to deputize volunteers from both campaigns to help process people through. and, again, these aren't people who are already registered much these are people here who are registering for the first time to vote in this precinct or registering to vote for the first time ever in their lives. big excitement here in nashua, new hampshire. this is where the line goes. and we are told that people will be able to vote if they're in line when the polls close, wolf. so that's the good news. people are sticking it out. they want to vote for the first time, some of them. >> yeah, a key battleground state in new hampshire. let's go to kian. what are you seeing? >> reporter: votes are counted in rap ahoe county, and we're expecting the pace to pick up. what you're seeing over here, this is the absentee ballots just pulled off a van that came in. and over this way, those ballots then head over here. they're scanned by that machine. and then from there, they have to signature verif

manchester new hampshire >> that's right, jon. different feeling here. romney is talking about the consequences of re-electing obama: high unemployment, slow growth. something will rise from the sea and destroy the city. standard speech >> jon: what is that in the background? >> you hear that too. because nobody is playing it. there is no dj, nothing. there is no sound system. it's really kind of eerie >> jon: have you seen the headliner yet? >> no. springsteen doesn't go on for another hour. dave matthews was here. katie perry rocked it. >> jon: aasif mandvi, what is it like where you are? >> a meatloaf sighting a couple of days ago. ♪ from sea to shining sea >> so i think he's not coming back until he's no longer in heat. >> jon: both candidates really look pretty exhausted at this point >> try broken. two years on the campaign trail will do that to you >> try seven years. when romney started running for president who had the number one record? and the guy still won't try coffee. >> yes, jon. no matter who wins tomorrow's election, one thing is sure >> that person will be a sad, empty 'em bittered husk of a man. god bless america. >> thank you, both. jessica and aasif mandvi with the campaign. ( ch

manchester, new jersey, again, a spot hit very hard by hurricane sandy, a foot of snow now toward atlantic cityabout 2.5 inches. ridge field, new jersey, plus seven inches. up into new england, very heavy totals. even new york city itself almost 4.5 inches of snow just adding insult to injury after all these people just got hit by a hurricane. but you can see we still have a long way to go. plenty of snow still falling just outside of new york city up through connecticut, portions of massachusetts, as well. springfield on the massachusetts turnpike here, a lot of heavy snow coming their way today over toward worcester. and boss ten will begin to see heavy snow today. power outages could be lengthy. and then farther north into the mountains, a lot of these locations in concord, manchester, significant snow will fall for them today. what that means is power outages likely not only today, but about likely to last right through the weekend. that is the latest on this nor'easter. we'll send it back to you. >> and before we let you go, explain why we're naming this storm athena. why are we naming win

manchester around a foot of snow has occurred. really incredible considering the time of year. so far today our highest wind gusts in new york city is 36. notice we still have gusts at martha's vineyard at 60 miles per hour. that's where the worst weather is. overall it gradually will move out by tonight and tomorrow morning. >> is there any good weather news? >> you know for once i would like to talk to you and not have something twirling behind me. there is good news. more the weekend much warmer, temperatures might be above-normal and you'll see something we see a lot here, sunshine. >> the nor'easter turned airline schedules upside down again across the united states. mark strassman made it to laguardia airport. good morning. >> reporter: i pulled in here yesterday afternoon ahead of the storm and right through the whiteout that was on its way here and american, united airlines, deltax all the airlines got ahead of this storm by noon yesterday they cancelled hundreds of flights in the northeast, new york in particular for the second major storm in ten days. there were more than 1700 flights cancelled yesterday, 600 plus into