>>marty: there is a bit of a chill in the mornings.>robin: temperatures will be nice in the bay area today, not too hot. mostly in the mid '80s with a lot of all this morning and into the afternoon. by 8:00 a.m. we will still have coastal fog. third by 10:00 a.m. of the fall will slowly start to pull back. it will stay along the coast. by noon, fog up and down the coastline. after noon, it will work its way back into the inland valleys. by 6:00 p.m., fog and concord and oakland. temperatures will be mild. expectancy cooler conditions along the coast. a mild day expected for today, 60s along the coast, look at a highs for today. we have low-eighties in the east bay valleys. 70's up and down the peninsula. mostly '70s for the north bay. 794 sonoma. coming up, your extended forecast and what you can expect for the days to come. >>ysabel: in napa, a girl's softball coach pleads no contest to charges of having a sexual relationship with a minor. she faces up to eight years in prison for molesting a girl of the softball team she coached. she

>>marty: it is henry time. >>henry: ladies and gentlemen, we're heading to the farm, except a farmer could be in your backyard. we are going to tell you about a couple that has given a grocery shopping. that is coming up on the kron4 news weekend. the market or crews restore. a year without processed food. imagine that you are this couple. they live in vallejo. they have decided that they were going either grow their own food or go to a farmer's market. here are the results. what was their motive in doing this? >> we wanted to make sure that we knew what our food, what was on our food, where it came from. we also wanted to make sure that the farmers got the money that we sense on the food rather than going through a middleman. >>henry: that is an informed point. when you go into a supermarket, where is that the coming from? >> it is coming from all over the country. they take it from the farm to a distribution center, as with other distribution center and then to the supermarkets. there are probably four-five p

>>marty: 909.f you are at or below the poverty level, you do not pay that 9 percent tax on your income. >>marty: his plan involves a 9% raise on taxes. the time is 8:48 a.m., let's check in with henry. >>henry: i am so sorry. we were just talking about maharajas. they are history, but they could be the thread new beginning for the asian art museum. that is coming up on the kron4 news weekend >>henry: maharajah means great king. the maharajahs of the indian subcontinent were romantic figures with remarkable, powerful well. they are the subject of a brand new, some to as exhibit at the asian art museum here in san francisco. we have some people here with us to talk about it kilobits. so, what is the curator and on the right is the director of the free branded asian art museum. tell us a little bit about this exhibit and the maharajahs themselves sa >> the stories we tell about the individual is going deeper than division of them as a powerful and absolute rulers. we follow two basic story lines. the

. ♪ >>marty: good morning.herese small earthquakes shook--33 small earthquakes that shook the bay iraq last night. there were three small earthquakes that shook the bay area last night. the 2.5 magnitude went east- southeast of berkeley. >>isabel: the aftershocks were falling to previous fallin banf >>isabel: usgs says that large one could possibly have along the san andrea's fault. when, where? they still do not know. >>marty: a live look. >>isabel: in fact we arse going to have a beautiful day. robin? >> good morning you are absolutely correct. a beautiful day expected with lots of sunshine. the bay bridge toll plaza facing the east bay hills clear conditions. the fog tracker showing patchy fog up and down the coast. even in san bruno. by 10:00 a.m., the fog will peel back. towards the coast, a break of sunshine with a nice forecast expected. not the law of fog. warm and sunny for today and tomorrow however cool right now. santa rosa, half moon bay. napa, 48 degrees, 51 degrees in livermore. look at the weath

>>marty: we will be right back. >>ysabel: a 513 magnitude earthquake in turkey. 582 people were killed by last week's earthquake. >>marty: an unmanned aircraft fired vehicles of militants near the afghan border. >>ysabel: many military indictments have been handed down. the recent conviction of a former soldier was the largest grocery case. he was found guilty of soliciting more than 1 million in kickbacks and bribes. investigators said the number of prosecutions is expected to rise even more. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside from the mt. tam cam. look at these temperatures across the area. anywhere from 69-81. there is a broad spread but it is generally very nice. >>marty: new details, an australian court has ended the union strikes of all qantas airways planes. workers on strike mainly over pay and fears that jobs would be moved overseas. the court decision comes after more than 14 hours of testimony from the airline, the australian government handed police. tens of thousands of people were left stranded when

>> marty: steam >> isabel: djanu? >> janu: alive look cut of san francisco.a live look a lot of n francisco--with a beautiful afternoon expected for fleet week. a mixture of 40's and '50's to start. half moon bay at 55 degrees. and the futurecast set for 10:00 a.m. is that we're going to see more 60s. by noon, 70's in the north bay and the inland areas and in the south bay. the afternoon highs will be getting into the '60s and '70s and cooling down into the 50s and 60s by 8:00 p.m. this evening. taking a look at the highs tonighfor this afternoon-h 70's through oakland, novado, the 70's for novado. 77 in car concord. a look at your 7 day around the bay there is a warm- up in the store but first getting through monday a slight chance of pop-up storms. just for the north bay and we will be dry and warm by wednesday. look at the high temperatures! upper 80s affected i 7:17. >> marty: huge job numbers showing that 103,000 jobs for added last month country-wide. a bit more than what analysts expected but not by much. and n

marty and michelle have suffered a horrible tragedy., and they lost more than that. they had their basic human right, their right to make decisions about their child's welfare taken from them by a doctor who decided on his own to substitute his judgment for the parents' rights. >> the mcnerneys were filing their claim just after his arraignment on the murder charges, dr. turner seemed eager to respond. >> i am waiting especially for the chance to be vindicated. >> at the time of the trial, dr. turner declined repeated requests for us for an interview. he did speak with a small port angeles station, konp radio and the local newspaper. he told the peninsula daily news that connor was dead at the time the emts arrived at the home, much less at the time the baby arrived at the hospital. he says he saw nothing, that in my experience gave home for resuscitative success for connor. adds his gasping could have gone on for minutes or hours. in the radio interview he expanded that estimate. >> the baby could have gasped and had a heartbeat for mi

marty did show up. after that, although there was no discernible change in my son's behavior, the calls came only once a semester. people were reluctant to take a father away from a court and would not hesitate to make a mother feel guilty. >> that is such an important story. when i had my own children 30 years later, exactly the same thing happened to me. they called me up every single time. i did not have such a lively child. it was not as common. when i said -- not quite as succinctly as you did -- the spirit has -- distraught has two parents. i wanted to shift to a doctor final question. when you started litigating the read v. reed line of cases, you had hoped to achieve a strict point of legal exception. eventually, you developed a fallback position when it was seen that it would be hard to get, and settled for an immediate scrutiny standard in which the government had to articulate that the classification serve important objectives and were related to those objectives. and then when you joined the

marty? >> and the fans are standing here in the grandstands at las vegas motor speedway. as they are seeing everyone come out on pit road. and it is literally being lined by all the teams. >> something that we mentioned before, this will be the most difficult five laps that any driver has ever done inside of a cockpi >> there is dan's team, as they are making their way out to pit lane. this move of canceling the race is not unprecedented. it happened in may of 1999 at charlotte, three spectators were hit by flying debris and killed from a crash and the race was halted. and -- but here today, just 12 completed laps, tragedy strikes in what was supposed to be a celebration of a great season, a great championship battle. a farewell to danica patrick, as she moves on in his career. little did we know how it would end up at this moment, with all of us, stunned and just really in some disbelief, as dan wheldon is not with us to celebrate this victorious day. >> think about all the work that dan has done on the new 2012 car that he was reporting back to all the drivers with grea

sorry, marty. any attempt at a proper show of gratitude will result in marks -- remarks to brief to recognize their contribution to our allies and to long for the audience to endure. those closest to us know who they are and what they have done for us. they know we love them and we are indebted to them. to all of you from both of us, thank you. to those of you who are not the closest to us, maybe you should have stepped in up a notch. it does not hurt to have friends with access to drones. [laughter] i have been asked by many people, even some reporters, with vice i would give general dempsey, what pearls of wisdom would rally for him as he prepares to step into this job? -- pearls of wisdom i would leave for him as he prepares to step into this job? i have always taken that irresponsibility seriously. always considered a low profile best. sort of like my hero, george marshall. i said it to letterman on his show. it is on my facebook page if you want to see it. [laughter] the position of the chairm

and marty did show up. and after that, even though there was no discernible change in my son's behavior, the calls came barely once a semester because people were elected to take her father away from -- and wouldn't hesitate to take another feel a little guilty if she was off working while her child was making mischief. >> you know, that such an important story. and yet, when i had my own children, what probably 30 years later, exactly the same thing happened to me. and they called me up every single time. i didn't have such a lively child. so it wasn't as common. and when i try to say to them, i was in a tactful as, maybe. this child has two parents, there is a lot of pushback. so i think the system of separate spheres has been far more resilient than we had all hoped in the 70s. but i wanted to shift actually to a doctrinal question. when you started litigating to read seaweed line of cases, your totes, i think, to achieve a strict scrutiny standard of equal protection. at a certain point, like a good adv

marty is here with tim for more. >> good afternoon. we are seeing the rain moving through, not the downpours over the entire state, but on doppler, there are batches of rain moving through and the most concentrated area is right around the city and up to the north, we will say north west, over to washington d.c., we have some clearing out to the west. we will see the rain moving through and we are in the mild portion of this and temperatures are in the 50s. here is a look at the temperatures -- . >> colder air is moving in and we will have a frost -- i really shouldtroke say a freeze warning in those purple areas tonight and in the morning. we have a threat in the tropics and marty has more on that. >> i cannot keep my eyes off this. it is happening too quickly. we will watch this and have details on the morning show. if there is frost or freeze action, let's go down to the cab rib jan and we are dealing with this hurricane. this is really getting to be interesting. watch the path. she will move up the yucatan, try to make a run to flo

for more, out to marty bass in the outback. >> reporter: thank you very much. good afternoon, let's look at a graphic we got for you. clouds increase through the afternoon. probably mostly cloudy tonight keeping us a teeny bit warmer than the past overnight. you saw on first warning doppler, showers to the south and east. see the repulsive rain off to the south and east. it is not impossible, there is the repulsive rain, back to the graphic. look to the north and west, see a little more shower activity associated with a low that's going to pass by to the north. i don't think we will see a ton of rain. as a matter of fact, we will end up being mostly rain free. do understand we will be bookended northwest and southeast. for the most part, a pretty darn good weather event for halloween, 2011. meteorologist bernadette woods with the details coming up shortly. back inside. >>> it should be a happy one for ravens fans after a trick of a first half. the treat was the biggest come back in team history in the second. here is sports director, mark viviano, with the deta

a hand would extend to marty. [laughter] that didn't happen when i was appointed to the supreme court. [laughter] [applause] >> so you see young ladies, we have a solution to that problem. >> i should tell you too, that marty was a member of the denis thatcher club. he was introduced by john o'connor. and the qualification for being a member of the denis thatcher club is your wife has a job, but in your heart of hearts he would really like to have her job. [laughter] >> i wanted to talk about the first case, he seems you're a supreme court case which is christian legal society versus martina. it was the first amendment case that said that hastings would insist that all student groups except all commerce. in other words, be open to anyone who wanted to join them. and what we teach that case, we find that students are generally satisfied with the supreme court's opinion i'm sure you'll be pleased to hear. but they wondered this. if every student group is required to accept everyone, they wonder how an individual gro

let's send it over to tim. >> >> in for marty bass.arning weather center, nice week shaping up, a purple monday and a blue sky on that purple monday. we'll have your complete updated forecast in just a moment. >> >> coming up, carter osterhouse joins us with ways to save energy and to get ready for this coming winter. stick around. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> bottom line at the bottom of the hour, it is another nice mild day start. but not so when you think about the commute. meteorologist tim williams in for marty bass. >> definitely a mild start to the day. pretty calm after all. light winds pick you did up, nine miles per hour. temperatures around 60 degrees. giving us a very pleasant start to ease into your monday and workweek. 75 degrees. partly sunny, skies pretty light wind. overnight lows around 52, partly cloudy skies as well and tomorrow, with rain approaching by tomorrow night, late, we'll get up to 72 degrees. we'll talk about when the rain getting here and how long it stays in your pleat first warning forecast. >> >> talking abo

marty is at first morning weather. >>> it is definitely chilly. here is frost everywhere. it's going to be out of here before not too long. low 30s, low 50s at lunch. 49 degrees, no rain or snow in the forecast. don, take it away. >>> combination of frost and fire activity in the traffic report. here is sharon gibala at traffic control. >>> a new accident to add to the mix as well. it's on 95 southbound at eastern avenue, watch for that if you are about to head out. the fire activity, it is on newberry and all lanes are blocked between smith, take greeley road. speeds looking good on the beltway, there is a live look outside at the beltway at 140, no problems there. no problems if you are headed out on not quite sure, u.s. 40, that's a new traffic camera. looks hazy. there is a live look at 83 at warren road. wjz13 is always on, log on to wjz.com. >>> here is more information on the fire on newberry street, firefighters are on the scene of a two alarm blaze at the mount washington tavern. there are no reports of injuries or what started the fire. the fire in to mount washi

he was working for marty and he kind of edged out of ads into marty ran sell hoff it was closer to and than movies, and the first real book tha he did was catch 22, and he said i bought it for you. >> and he said, oh, no, then i have to do it, because i was really, truly daunted. >> rose: daunted because? >> well, because it is great, which is in itself scary, because it is a particular kind of sial delonte westism. >> it doesn't have to do with self-conscious sell y'allism, and serialism, and it was such a jove kind of serialism, i don't think you can make a movie with nostrils and ears i don't know you can do it because which is what i thought all through the movie, i won't bore you now but we had catastrophes, the first week i said we can't use any of this. these guys running around the base, there are hundreds of them, it is just a base. so i said, all right. i had a wonderful, of coue, seven-ot tall, first assistant, they all, are and he was brith and they are al all called clive in the movie business and clive said what if you didn't have any extras. i said, yes. you have got it

a tie for second place and marty bass, bob turk and me right behind them with 44 points. this week's big winner mark schaefer, who got 15 out of 16 games correctly. congratulations, he wins gift cards from pis -- pizza boli's. >> the ravens will return sunday october 16th to play host to the houston texans. it's a game we'll bring you live on wjz. >>> up ahead a brilliant mind and innovator has died. >>> no one wants to die. even people hop want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. >>> how he took apple from a garage and turned it into the most valuable company. >>> an elderly couple killed in a fire is remembered by those who knew and loved them. >> three months before the first republican primaries. sarah palin makes a decision about running. i'm susan mcginnis in washington. that story coming up. >>> sharon gibala in traffic control. starting to see delays in two spots. details on that. let's send it over to tim. >> in for marty bass, it's going to be a nice one. >> grammy award winning singer barry manny law talks -- manny low talks about a condition he suf

marty bass joins news the weather center with the forecast. good afternoon. >> welcome back. hi, everybody. let's go to first doppler radar. we now have that area of low pressure. the main driver in the forecast over the past 8 days. directly south of us. you can see the clockwise rotation around the low itself. meaning the rain that's moving knot, east and swinging up -- north and east and swinging towards the port deposit and newark area and towards carol and frederick counties. i want to show you -- you said when is it going to get warmer? it's doing to get warmer now than yesterday. can't you feel it? it's going to take this low a while to get offshore. look at that, one word, now over the great lakes where the low was, nice. there is an area of high pressure, putting the boot to the weather system. wait until you see how nice our weather is going to be. first warning details coming up shortly. >>> ravens fans should be tired but happy. after 8 fumbles and two interceptions, they beat the new york jets. first sports director mark viviano has more on another win. >> report

let's send it over to bernadette. >>> i'm in for marty bass. to the day. >>> show was in the facebook movie but she's not on facebook book. she's on coffee with and will be talking about social networking and hair care. the eyewitness news morning the eyewitness news morning edition continues,,,,,,,, when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> it is a good looking cool feeling. sharon will have the latest and meteorologist bernadette woods is in for marty bass. >>> it's just about 50 degrees now. 52 in baltimore. 48 in bel air. 58 in annapolis. 58 in kent island. now this afternoon we're going into the 70s. clouds will come. they wil

time for sharon and marty. >>> first warning doppler., up from the south and east. moving north and west. around this big deep area of low pressure, which is finally getting itself out of here. we are going to have spotty showers today, let's look at the forecast, going to call for a high of 55, normal is 71. after today's, the sun comes out, and finally gets warm again. over to sharon gibala, wjz 13 traffic control. >> reporter: good morning. if you are about the head out, accidents to get in your way. one working on 295, that one in southbound direction at route 32. another accident 70 westbound, another crash on 83 at pedonia. delay tons beltway. live look outside. this is brought by home paramount pest control. >>> thank you very much. stay with wjz 13 maryland's news station, she pleaded for news station, she pleaded for her freedom this morning, ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake.

. >> reporter: koichiro gemba met indonesian foreign minister, marty natalegawa on friday in jakarta. it was the last leg of his trip to three southeast asian countries. gemba said they wants an upcoming summit in bali to address freedom of navigation. and anti-piracy measures in the region's waters. marty said the indonesian government understands japan's position, and wants to continue consultations. gemba argued it's not just regional but a global one. >> translator: the ocean is public property. and a matter of interest to the association of southeast asian nations and the international community. we should draw up the rules for the region through open talks. >> reporter: gemba says it's necessary to keep the asia-pacific region stable. japan and other nations are concerned about china's maritime activities. gemba says the japanese government will increase cooperation with countries in the region on maritime security and other issues. the east asia summit and asean-related summit meetings are scheduled for november. tack m&a yoshioka, yach world, jakarta. >>> the european debt cri

. >> reporter: koichiro gemba met marty natalegawa on friday in jakarta. it was the last leg of his trip to three southeast asian countries. gemba said he wants an upcoming summit in bali to address freedom of navigation, and anti-piracy measures in the region's waters. marty said the indonesian government understands japan's position and wants to continue consultations. gemba argued it's not just the regional issue, but a global one. >> translator: the ocean is public property. and a matter of interest to the association of southeast asian nations and the international community. we should draw up the rules for the region through open talks. >> reporter: gemba says it's necessary to keep the asia-pacific region stable. japan and other nations are concerned about china's maritime activities. gemba says the japanese government will increase cooperation with countries in the region. on maritime security and other issues. the east asia summit and asean-related summits are scheduled for november. takuma yoshioka, nhk world, jakarta. >>> next we go it our burg

marty? >> another story from mendocino 8 massive manhunt is over. the massive-manhunt is over that iran bawsl-aaron basler was hit in the woods. da lin. >> reporter: 7 shots were fired and all seven shots hit him in the upper body the mendocino sheriff's office said that he had no idea that the bullets were coming. he was not given a verbal warning before being shot because the murder suspect was armed and appeared ready to engage in a gun battle. >> the team in gauged and saw him fall to the ground. >> reporter: authorities believe that the had his same rifle as in this. total. a surveillance video capture this vot video photo he burglarized another property on friday and took off with more food and ammunition. this time of authorities narrowed down their search of this near this property. they shot them. >> i wish that it could have ended without fire but obviously that did not happen today. i fully support the manner in which this was ended. >> this basler was 35 years old. authorities believe that he shot him as he was out in the woods investiga

sorry, marty. i will not do because any attempt at a proper share of gratitude will result in remarks to prefer to recognize their contribution to our lives and to long for the audience to indo. endure.o lager to in a know we love them and we are indebted to them. thank you. those were not the closest to us, maybe he should have stepped it up a notch. it doesn't hurt to have friends with access to drones. [laughter] i have been asked by many people would advise i it was given general dempsey. what pearls of wisdom i would leave to them. a big part of this job is discretion. i have always taken that responsibility very seriously, always considered a low profile was bass, some of like my hero, george marshall. i said as much to david letterman on his show and it is all my facebook page if you want to see it. next to be fair the posion is often misunderstood, and i was at a dinner party a couple of years ago when a woman asked me what i did in the military. not wishing to make a whole thing of it, i t

when the cleveland clinic said if marty wanted to work there she would have to quit.se the job over her habit. >> i an going to be working for this world class, world recognized organization, they want me to quit smoke, okay. where do i sign up. >> reporter: the clinic began no smoker employment policy four years ago in part because its mission is all about health care. but the ceo says it is also proven to be ale solid financial decision. >> the cleveland clinic has 40,000 employees and we know from past statistics that a smoker requires $3,000 a year in health care costs than a nonsmoker. >> reporter: and he says there are other costs, those quick smoke breaks americans take at work every day add up annually to two weeks. unproductive time while on the job. how do employers know if you smoke? much like standard drug tests potential employees are screened for tobacco use. among other companies adopting a no smokers employment policy, georgia power, and come january, baylor health center in dallas. >> i think it will be a growing trend as come pans tpanies try e costs

. >>> it is a nice morning, marty has the first morning traffic. >> i should have worn my sleeveless dress, it will feel more like spring than fall. >>> 70 at lump, on the way to a high of -- i think we could get to 72 today, mild, ten warmer than yesterday and in the mid 50s, but the first morning doppler, what a big scene that is. that will define the weather all day tomorrow. i think we will get a chance of showers in here, maybe as soon as mid afternoon. if you want to take your umbrella with you, you can. not real wet though. >> looking at the baltimore visitor's center, not the science center. >>> no matter where you are driving, it is looking good. one accident in the way, it is on liberty road. otherwise, the speeds at full speed on the beltway and the major roads. there is a look outside, 97, the traffic is light. traffic getting a bit heavy on 95, that is south bound, but delay free now and there is a look at the west side at liberty road. >>> people will be talking about the occupy wall street and the democrat mon staters are not showing a sign of leaving. >>> that is the

>> i think marty is right, that we'll have the bill broken up. be broken up and whether or not we can get bipartisan consensus around which pieces move forward is a question. part of the problem here is the jobs bill has been put on the table at the same time you have the super committee trying to work out the long-term prospects for the economy, and somewhere along the way, those two are going to have to be blended. we cannot do things in the jobs bill that end up having a detrimental impact on whatever product the super committee comes forward with, if they're able to come through with a product. and we also need to make certain that the jobs that we produce are in fact done in a way that advances the cause of the economy and gives us a growth economy in the future. can't just be a temporary kind of thing. the problem with some of the president's proposals now is, they're a temporary fix with no long-term stability to them. >> want to get your take on the wall street protestors. these grass root groups have popped up. we saw the tea party and n

. >>> otro padre lleno de do alejandro martí secuestrado y asesinado. ce queb rar la vida de los jóvenes.ymexicano, está fract los más de 40.000 muertos td crimen organizadente respondió que tras el comb crimen no hay aoritarismo y todos se comprometieron a seguir n muchos hijos que se quedaron sin padres y muchosque lloraron a sus hijos. >>>raúl: la reunión t dura horas elresidente dijo sia estrategiarentar a los criminales. las orga anunciaron una gran milización para epróxic josé. >>>josé: raúl torres d estudios en la capitalexicana, gracias, vamos a la primel al regresar adolescentes al volaes cifras o amente >>>josé: tras breves enfrentami >>> dieron mara atrás en su pljao. se van a sumarcional. >>> sindicalista qus comunistas se han unido al movimiento. >>> cuando erenamos en cualquier actividad na correr, montar en bicicleta, hay abilidad de tener accidentes pe ente. pero sí preocupante. le que dice unudio los jóvenes que recién comienzan a conducir. ellos pensaron que seria un des padres tienen razón p estar pr >>> los inmaduros que pueden ser losadolescentes detrás del volante. >>

it turns out that idaho is ground zero in the fight against terrorism.leading that fight is marty edwards. his job is 3 to prevent cyber criminals from breaking into systems that control everything from a city's power grid to the water supply. as these systems become more connected in general and to the internet, there's a lot of concern about people being able to manipulate systems for ill intent. to show what can happen--- and what's being done about it ---- the department of homeland security invited cnn and other media outlets for a rare look inside the idaho national laboratory. this section was made to look like a water treatment or chemical plant... another is built to represent a power substation--- both, where specialists can run a wide array of experimentsa including injecting a power grid with a computer virus that could knock out electricity for a wide areaa&. the key is to see how the system reacts and what software upgrades can be done to prevent it from happening in the first place.simon: we don't want to unnecessarily frighten people, but these threats are real. edwards: t

an 0-5 start under marty had one glimmer of hope in the person of darrel green.t of the year against the panthers and delivered an inspirational performance with seven solo tackles. that inspiration did not spread to the other side of the ball right away. skins quarterback was having an awful day prompting fans to serenade sonny to come out of the booth and rescue the team. the panthers rose to a 14-0 lead early in the fourth quarter. the less than faithful were fleeing from their seats. >> they told me that series, he said hey, man. y'all have to score on defense. he said no, go tell her. i wanted him to see like he was his dad. marco said score. >> the d heard loud and clear. it bounces off the fullbacks hands and into the arms of lavar. the second year line backer hits the jets and 67 yards later, the skins are down seven with ten minutes to play. >> i mean i just had a feeling we were going to get it today. i started saying to myself if it's meant to be, it will be. i thank god we got it. >> now, the offenses turn to get it on their next play. banks working t

marty, could the snow stick as well and tim is over in the weather center. tim? >> it is not unprecedented that we get snow this early, we have had it the 10th of october and this is a time it will be sooner, not later. we told you about an area of moisture from the rockies that dumped about 8 1/2 inches of snow and that low pressure that is bringing it our way is moving south and should hit the coast line around georgia, the carolina coast line and start to run up the coast as a nor'easter and that moisture is moving our way. late tonight and in the afternoon tomorrow, a winter storm watch in effect and it will have the winter weather conditions with several inches of snow in the area and we will have more on that in a second and as that front moved through yesterday, it is colder today than it was yesterday. it is 15-degrees colder and almost 30-degrees colder in cumber land. what will that mean for us and what can we expect? more to martin. >> let's look at the snow scale. we will talk more on this here and over in western maryland, but this could be one of th

from where that came frvment that is what we are dealing with and something that is not like winter, marty has more on that. >>> before we talk about the tropics, let's not jump over fall yet, 55 days until the start of winter, but four days until the end of hurricane season, but look at that category two with winds over 100 miles per hour and ready to hit the yucatan and after that, it will lodge itself north to north west of cuba. of the over the florida straights, and to be honest, you will hear and see the models all over the place. one is continuing to bring the storm over the west coast of south florida. the vast majority are just here, hanging out right here over the straights of florida and the gulf of mexico. the storms will be out of here, next tuesday and we especially keep the tropics open and we will track this for you over the course of the week and into next week and meanwhile, it is looking like it will be chilly here soon. the fall weather, leaning more towards the fall conditions, we will go back to you. >>> a local nobel prize winner for big doings downtown,. one of the

marty? >> sandra, quickly, the mood of people there that have worked so hard to bring this moment about, are they feeling rejoiced or were they just feeling relieved? >> oh, absolutely. this was a hard-fought battle for four years. when you talk about the legal bills alone, upwards of $1 million. there were fund-raisers held for her in the seattle area to raise funds for her defense. so, clearly, this was a long and exhaustive process for many of her friends, family members and supporters. so, for four years, they were fighting for her freedom and, really, ultimately, her innocence. >> all right, sandra, well, a big day for you and for all of the folks there in seattle. we'll continue to stay in touch. thank you. >>> while amanda knox's family and friends were overjoyed, there is the other side of this. the fammole of the victim, meredith kercher. they are at a loss. until yesterday they thought that justice had been served to her killers. the kerchers support an appeal and they're waiting f

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that's where we're talking about the millions of people still without power, marty.t won't be over for the next couple of daze. so many power lines are down after the weight of the snow on the leaves took the power lines to the ground. now they all have to go back up. they won't go back up in unison. they'll get one line up per crew. they prioritize the line. if that line on the ground can get 5,000 people back online, they're going to put that line up a lot sooner than they're going to put your line up if it's on your property and you're the only person that's going to get power back. that's how they prioritize what they can do for the most people they can at a time. so this isn't over by any stretch. i don't even think by friday everyone will have power back across the northeast. >> chad myers, a remarkable storm. thanks very much. that is today's reporter roulette. >>> still ahead on this halloween, a disturbing story out of missouri. what a worker found inside a haunted house that involved a noose and a young woman. >>> plus, how far is too far? disturbing video

it is welcome news at places like texas where marty savage joins us live. how are families planning to celebrate these soldiers when they come home? >> reporter: well, you know, i've been to a lot of mill bases and seen a lot of very tearful departures as the troops have gone off. perhaps the most joyful words you could ever hear on a military base is they're coming home. that's exactly what they've heard here at ft. bliss. rumors have been circulating here for some time. not long after the troops here deployed which would have been back in july and august. all that was made official yesterday when w the announcement of president obama. that means the 3,500 or so troops that are in iraq for the first armor division will all be coming home as of december 31st. i was talking with denise young. she got the news with other spouses. and even though it's her husband's second deployment, she said that this goodbye was actually harder than the first. listen to what she had to say. >> it's always a worry. any time he's gone, whether it is at a training exercise. esp