in the ancient poetry book "manyoshu," mt. fuji is defined as a pacifying deity. mt. fuji is already legally protected as a place of special scenic beauty. the new recommendation will give it additional recognition for its place in japan's history of mountain worship. >> it's so good. >> translator: i think all of the people should protect beautiful mt. fuji. >>> next tuesday is labor day in japan, but not everybody will be celebrating. family members of individuals who died from work-related causes are urging the government to enact a new law to restrict long working hours in this country. nhk world's atsuko iwasaki has the story. >> reporter: about 20 members of a group representing the families of those who have died from overwork met with the government official on friday. they handed them a letter which called on the government to enact a law that would help prevent deaths and illness related to working conditions. they are also appealing for an easing of regulation tan dardz for such illnesses. they want the names of companies whose employees have died of overwo

that is mt. hamilton, of course. look at all the snow falling at mt. hamilton. we also had clouds in the valley. san francisco today, city san bruno, scattered showers. oakland and walnut creek, take you to street level. you can see the rain moving through the city right now. we get a wide perspective. yes, will is a lot of snow in the sierra. 50 and 80. you'll need the chains if headed up there. take your time. it is coming down heavy. we'll get two to four feet above 7,000 feet. above 8,000 feet, tack on another two feet of fresh snow. all right, your daily planner, only into the 50s today. pockets of showers and thunderstorms. we'll get a few sun breaks. that afternoon heating, chris, as we know, gives us rise in the atmosphere. when that happens, you have the cold, unstable air that come over. pops little lightning and hail. so that's going to fire off again today. maybe not as heavy as yesterday. you're still going to get it today. >> okay. all right. >> good day to watch. thank you very much. >> new this morning, a stanford professor says he visited a nort

mt a offices will provide support. certainly, especially for the card issuer, stolen, lost replacement, we definitely remanding -- recommend going there. the last point on the slide to make -- we brought in a new trading manager. it is a big job to be a constant qualified customers servers representative. having a trading manager, that will help in the overall quality of information. i understand there is concern from constituents because the way the senior car distribution is different from what mta has done in the past. i wanted to talk about why that happened. mtc, having to work with seven agencies -- every agency did their youth and senior differently. mtc knew that as far as a regional program, we needed one consistent way. our request was to find a common approach that looks for all the rules to be implemented. we were somewhat agnostic to what the process looked like but it seems to be consistent throughout the region. we are going through some challenges now with the senior car distribution. seniors need to le

many people packed up food and supplies fearing mt.erupt once again. >>> former presidt george w. bush's new book tells about his presidency and his life. he writes about his battling with a drinking problem. it hits shves today. he sat down with matt lauer and they talked about how quitting drinking changed his life. >> i could easily have a peer or two or martini before dinner, bourbons, b and bs. i was a drinker. now, i wasn't a knee-walking drink. >> you were a habitual drinker instead of a dnk. >> exactly. i finally woke up and realized that i did not want to live a life where alcohol was central. an i'm convinced had not quit drinking i wouldn't be sitting here as a former president. because i conical a few incidents where alcohol made my quick tongue not only quick but caused me to be stupid. >> the president will join matt lauer live on the "today" show tomorrow morning on nbc 4. >>and people are already lining up for the president's new book and for a chance to get his autograph. these people camped out inront of border's book

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quite a bit of snow expected on mt. hamilton, and southern lake county, and these showers as the low starts to lift will dry out just a little bit. we may still see a few lingering showers in through tuesday as well. winter storm warning for southern lake county, 2,000 feet, two to five inches of snowfall is expected there, and if you're curious about the sierras, they've been picking up quite a bit. heavenly, 18. squaw valley, 18. alpine meadows, 10, and a winter storm warning in effect there until tomorrow afternoon, two to four feet additional snow expected above the 7,000 feet. one to two feet additional snow above the 5,000-foot level. so a lot of folks are heading up there, and it's perfect skiing conditions for the upcoming holiday weekend. daytime highs tomorrow, folks, will be quite cold as the northerly winds will be with us. looking for mid-to-low 50s. san francisco, 54. lingering showers rotating in. 54 for hole lester. looks like the rotating cells with say with us right on in through monday. by tuesday, we

she's heading a sweep of 12 of the biggest encamp mts in san jose.his one above los gatos golf course where hundreds of convicted sex offenders live. ironically, the law designed to flush out these predators and protect children is in part the reason for these hideouts. jessica's law banned sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a school, park or daycare center. in 2007, just after the law was passed, 88 paroled sex offenders were listed as homeless. today more than 2100 sex offenders are on the streets off the grid. >> not knowing the terrain and the setup, we can look at it on a map all we want, but you don't really see it until you actually get in here. >> agents think there were 20 or 30 more people living in encampments like this, but when they saw the activity, they took off. >> right now more than 600 sex offenders are living away from the law. >> he has the state division of sex offenders. he said it's not monitored the way it should be, and now the task force has issued nine recommendations to improve tracking. among them, a major ch

mt. bromo erupts once a year but unlike the nearby mt. rarely spits out dangerous debris and hot gas also shooting a lot of ash into the air and that's a problem for flights. officials say a bigger blast from the volcano could be on the way. >>> the time now is 5:45. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. laura is off. we're going to take a look at traffic and weather coming up in less than five minutes. but first, over the river and through the woods, millions of americans are on their way to grandma' house or taking off for the holiday weekend trip. kristen dahlgren is live from chicago's o'hare international airport. kris, our friends over at the weather channel call o'hare one of the worst airports in the nation for weather delays which of course has a ripple effect everywhere. how are things going so far today. >> reporter: so far so good. it's estimated about 1.8 million americans will be passing through chicago o'hare this week, so as you said if there are delays here, it could cause a ripple throughout t

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. >> we have a disturbing update on the family missing from mt. vernon, ohio. >> we're following a major story in central ohio. >> there's a break tonight in the case of four people who went missing in ohio last week. >> reporter: the teenaged girl held captive for days in the dark basement of this home could be her missing family and law enforcement's best hope. >> not only is she assisting in the investigation but under the circumstances a 13-year-old girl being held captive for four days by a total stranger, i would call her the epitome of bravery. >> reporter: sara maynard was found bound and gagged in matthew hoffman's basement, ten miles from where she, her 10-year-old brother kody, her mother, tina herman, and a friend, stephanie sprang, disappeared. hoff man is called the lone suspect so far in this baffling crime. today, just a block from his home, a desperate search. by air, on foot and by boat. even pulling two cars from a pond. >> you need to be optimistic because there's no evidence -- we haven't recovered anyone. >> reporter: this af

on sunday morning as low as mt. tam possibly. early winter storm that dumped snow last week we are seeing spew sorts opening up. heavenly expected to open tomorrow, north stars saturday, get ready for skiing and snowboarding. remember this we can bring the change and bring keep a close here on the weather. >> it turns out it will be televised nine the court of appeal granted c-span permission to carry the proceedings live. the hearing is that december 6th you can tune in and see at supporters of the ban are peeling an august ruling that struck down prop 8 that ruling said it violated civil rights. >> qantas is replacing the engines of the airbus the double-your super jumbo jet. one of the engines caught fire earlier as the month blowing apart that flight returned back to singapore were made emergency landing all six of the a three '80s have been grounded. >> the military is searching for a pilot after searcher rescue found the wreckage of his f-22 fighter that went missing in alaska. authorities say the pilots were a training mis

and this is the power of the mt. merapi volcano close up. hot gas, rocks and debris torching houses and trees on friday. more than 130 people have been killed. many more injured. little wonder that now the danger zone around the volcano has been expanded to 20 miles. already since its eruption ten days ago, thousands have fled. people of all ages are crammed into shelters. those that can barely cope with such conditions, and many who simply cannot cope at all. the stadium is designed to hold 10,000 people. the number here now is 36,000. they share 150 bathrooms. "we don't have enough water" this woman says. "it's scary," said another. there are 200,000 people in shelters like this across the indonesia region. they sleep wherever they can, and when they can, they pray for better times. already the small local hospitals are overwhelmed with those suffering breathing problems, burns and broken bones. many of their community are coated in a poisonous ash, streets in which soldiers have recovered bodies. it will be months before those who survive

mt a certainly makes the policy decisions and are to be held accountable. primarily the reason for two presentations are to address the specific issues from the m.t.a. site from which the mtc was not directly involved. they did support us in oversight. the automatic fare collection program, the project utilize two contractors. ours was the one that did all the infrastructure to get all of the old gates disconnected to get our systems and infrastructure preparations done. that is on track at about two and a half million dollars. the second contractor that is utilized for the installation is cubic. they perform the installation of the fare gates, the ticket vending machines, both displays for the subway stations. that contract value is roughly at $90 million. the demolition and infrastructure preparations began earlier this year and were substantially completed in july. equipment installations began on august 2 and were substantially completed earlier this month. just a point of clarification, i think there was a lot of information in the media about the prog

snow mt. hamilton saturday, michele mt. diablo on sunday. it clears out tuesday and wednesday. have tammy with us. >> the need is phenomenal this year. if people are really thinking about what they are going to eat for thanksgiving and planning their meals, we have a quarter of a million people here in santa clara and san mateo counties wondering if they are going to eat. >> point well made. chanel is here also. tell us about whole foods. you have been here for how long. i have been with whole foods market for five years. this is our fourth year supporting the "food for bay area families" program. we are delighted to be participating again this year. >> so how do your customers play along? >> our customers can make a food donation on unperishable foods on food barrels at any whole foods in the greater bay area and this year they can also make a financial contribution at checkout. they just let the cashier they would like to donate and it's added to the total. >> my wife and i were looking for an organization in a makes a difference and i'll tell you, the food bank really does t

just outside of evergreen look toward mt.amilton and see maybe snow on some of the local peaks. 53 in richmond. 49 in maraga. 55 in seb past poll. nice to see blue skies but it will be breezy and cool. if you are heading out tomorrow, you want to make sure thur bundled up. lookin to the seven-day forecast, a lot happening. cool sunshine for tomorrow. it's going to be nice weather monday and tuesday. weather cold in the morning. we'll see freezing temperatures on monday morning. it's going to be cold tomorrow night into monday morning. chilly tuesday. after that, showers return again on wednesday. a front comes through on thursday. unsettled weather at the end of the seven-day forecast. so if you're looking for sunshine, we don't have a lot of it in this forecast. that time of year. la nina going on, it's setting up to be quite the winter. >> i know we had la nina last winter. it seems to be setting up in that pattern again? >> they're talking about how much snow there is in the mountains. this is really kind of a record-setti

but the rest of the family from the small town of mt. vernon remains missing.ck sivertsen reports on this troubling case. >> reporter: in this house, ten miles from where four people disappeared, police rescued one of them. 13-year-old sarah maynard was in the basement, bound and gagged. >> she was being held against her will. she is in good condition. she was taken to a hospital for evaluation. >> reporter: and they arrested a suspect, 30-year-old matthew hoffman. >> matthew is charged with one count of kidnapping. additional charges are expected to be filed. >> reporter: police aren't sure how hoffman is connected to the missing people. neighbors were stunned. >> seen all kind of sheriff cars just started pulling up. s.w.a.t. team came, then the blast i heard, they blasted the door and went in. >> we did not want to give him time to cause any harm to her. so we did use a tactical team. >> reporter: the fate of sarah's mother, tina, brother kody, and family friend stephanie sprang is unknown. the four disappeared last week from this home where police found an

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fox 5's holly morris is in mt.iry, maryland, this morning to learn about antiques and to learn to you to call an auction. holly, is that something you've never done? >> well i don't think i've gotten an official lesson, believe it or not. in all of the lessons they've signed me up for. but we are going to do that in a second because i'm hanging with a professional auctioneer. this is howard parso. we've been enjoying his collection of antiques. he's put together this drug and country store museum. and we wanted to show off more of it because i understand there has been a documentary shot here, movies from here? >> yeah. they've shot a documentary here and part of a motion picture that might be out if about two years. >> so obviously when people come and scout it out, they're like this is it. we don't need to create a set, it's here for us. >> it's there for them and they can save money that wake and you've had people from the smithsonian come? >> i've had curators come and from other museums around the country that

injuries in that one and a second accident at finksburg and delays in the southbound lane, slow to mt. carmel and on 95 southbound, a slight delay between the beltway there. and there's a look at the average speeds and drive times on beltway. starting to see slowdowns between 95 and 83 and 41 miles per hour is the average on the westside. taking a live look at the westside -- that spot is slower than 41 miles per hour. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota, moving forward. >>> back to you. >>> and all right, this morning's coffee with is with joe. [ indiscernible ] >> welcome. how are you doing. i'm great, how are you. i'm curious about one thing. forget about hollywood treasure and profiles and history. you, personally, what's the coolest thing, the coolest piece of memorabilia that you've seen that you would want in your own collection, not for sale for you to keep for ever? >> well, the coolest thing was in the 12th century, there was a document that was a papal document and ordering what the crusaders would dress like on the crusades and they were say

i'm barbara pinto in mt.ernon, ohio. >> we'll be right back. ídídídídx >>> welcome back, everybody. of course, down to the wire on "dancing with the stars" here. jennifer grey, i'm betting my money on her, i think she could walk away with this thing. nobody puts baby in the corner. she's rocking and rolling on the show. she danced last night and got two perfect scores back to back. two 30s which was pretty special. pretty unprecedented as well. she looked great out there, and again, i thought she may walk away with this thing when all is said and done. looked straight out there. apparently making some news and stealing headlines here is the one and only bristol palin. she's giving interviews where she's kind of let a little behind the scenes inside out. she said basically she is not really liked so much by some of the folks on the show, including that guy there, one of the professional dancers, maks -- i'm going to butcher this last name. "maks does not like me. he thinks i don't deserve to be here because i'

you'll only see this in mt. county store museum where we happen to be live and hanging with the owner. it's all one man's collection. coming up we'll show you more of what he has. and we'll tell you how to come and see it yourself and give you a tip or two if you are interested in antiques and appraisals in the process. it's all live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. the saying "easy as pie," i get it now. just unroll it fill, top, bake, and present. that must have taken you forever! it was really tough. make a pie with pillsbury tonight. looking for a holiday recipe your family will love? try crescent wrapped brie. just unroll it wrap the brie, bake, and present. that looks really delicious! and so easy. for this recipe and more visit pillsburycrescents.com. >>> this morning we put holly in our own little fox 5 time machine and sent her back to the early 20th century. >> he's in mt. airy, maryland at the country store and drugstore museum. holly, good morning. >> reporter: this is a fascinating place. a

that's 83 and north of mt. carmel road.nd there's a live look at the northwestside of the beltway at old fort road. this is brought to you by your toyota deal ere. you'll find quality cars and trucks. toyota, moving forward. now, it's time for the 12th annual ma'am mouth manic monday meltdown. ♪ just another manic monday ♪ >>> don't bury the lead. let's tell it likes the. it's the best local tv in america. >> good morning, we're live at fells point. the 12th annual mammouth manic monday meltdown, m 4. [ cheers and applause ] . >> and in this segment, we're going to introduce all of the groups who have come down. it's one of the biggest crowds and it starts the holiday season in baltimore, the mom mom and -- mammouth manic monday meltdown and we'll start on thisside, one of the finalists here. hi, good to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> thank you for letting us come down. i'm proud of the kids. >> and thank you, thank you to everyone. >> and perry hall, thank you. cheerleaders, the baltimore blast, thank you for coming

mt. merapi. you can see this i-report we have, a fascinating still photo that shows how much is coming out. and that can be dangerous, destructive to jet engines. so obviously for the safety of the president and everyone traveling with him as part of the delegation, they're probably going to cut short either a speech he's giving tomorrow at the university of indonesia or a visit to a local mosque. they say white house aides do, he's hoping to give this speech because he's planning on a major address here, but they may have to cut other stuff short. >> we talked about the economic ties when he was in india and the importance of establishing or bolstering that relationship. what is he hoping to accomplish on this trip to indonesia? >> well, what's interesting is that they are talking, white house aides are about the fact that this is a country that is the largest muslim majority country in the world that's a democracy. and it is basically one that is engaged with the west. it's basically wo

take mt. everest. that is where a explorer has decided to make his mark. from mt. everest and having lived my dream. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so these trips take almost two months, eric. you've done three of them in a year. that's a record. why the feat and why not something else a little more timid? >> well, i wanted to tell the story of what i call the last great frozen places left on the planet, antarctica, the himalayan plateau. and i wanted to do something dramatic to get people's attention to show them how much they're changing and ultimately what they can do to protect those places. >> and what we're hearing from the "wall street journal" is that thick ice in the north pole lasting two years or more is down 10%. we have pictures of you there. tell us what you saw. >> well, the arctic ocean is a dynamic environment and it's basically sheets of ice floating on the water and they're moving around and breaking up. but what i noticed this year from the previous trip i did about four years ago was the ice was substantially thinner, there w

you can see, we have delays there back to mt. carmel road. meantime, an accident at hampstead and that's possibly involving a tractor trailer and 95, southbound from white marsh to the beltway, four minutes there and the average speed of 39 miles per hour and there's your drive times and your speeds on the topside of the beltway. the westside, 38 miles per hour and there's a 16 minute drive time and taking a live look outside, there's the brake lights there and that's the westside. and this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. you'll find quality cars and trucks. toyota, moving forward. >>> all right, well this morning's coffee with is with jack and ellen lelane. it's for better balance for life. i want to welcome a guy who spent a lot of time on the floor with my mother and his wife. well, here's what it was about. i was mentioning jack and ellen about his kid -- if you go to the website, that's what it looked like. and it was, you had the dog and you did a lot of leg extension exercises and told everyone to get on the floor. we were on

of bordure shot from mt. tam we could see high clouds making their way into the afternoon increasing cloud cover this afternoon and even chance of showers. in santa rosa still limit 30 east 39 very chilly there but everybody will lead a jacket by noontime upper 50s and 60 degrees for the afternoon high. santa rosa back down to the 40's. current temperatures right now on the 30's up napa also for fairfield still in the 30's this morning into a more valley. ford is right across the board elsewhere in the south bay temperatures in the low 40 spirit in afternoon highs upper fifties and low 60s pretty much anywhere you go warmer spot 63 in fairfield 62 concord 63 and in the auction down to san jose bound you keeping it in the '50s along the coast and for downtown san francisco. chance of rain the later part of your day starting off in the north bay. north bay stands a chance of getting the best amount of rain for this evening. we could get a couple tenths of an inch. store system is moving north to south picking u

. >> all live look at mt.am scattered showers still molten for the bay area this morning we will be live from the stock exchange futures trading positive over night but then was mixed and negative recently. we're looking for lower start. this is a holiday we note trading going on thursday. no reports out today but we have a big day is tuesday and wednesday. >> we are doing less same thing with the whether letting you know where the numbers move they are low now but coming up a bit. as our sun comes up it is windy and cold. >>. the dry weather today but you can see plenty of clout cover there. some wind from mt. tam trees blowing around. a leftover showers pass through this morning keeping chance for showers throughout the day wet weather continues into tomorrow as well after that once it dries up freezing temperatures and down into the 20's so will get cold throughout this weekend for your thanksgiving as well. storm tracker 4 shows us what activity we had this morning a few cells moving in a northeasterly dir

a beautiful live shot from mt.am it is 46 degrees in san rosa. 46 degrees so we are cooling down today. the high is only going to be 62. this says we do our slide into the weekend where we bottom out in mid '50s those will be the highest this weekend. >> san jose police are warning about fig police officers they rescued a businessman who was kidnapped by five men pretend to be the police officers they had real guns and fake badges looking for a million dollars in ransom for the businessman. they were able to rest all five loose suspects the victim is ok officers a kidnapping for ransom is highly unusual for san jose but advising residents to be wearing call police at the cheaper sign of trouble. >> $15 million civil lawsuit against overstocked the online retailer misled customers about the prices of its products over the past four years. it alleges in some cases overstocking inflated the listed retail price for comparison products from other merchants. prosecutors tourist asking for restitution this all coming duri

a beautiful looking morning from mt. tam windier at 2,500 ft.. it's chilly 45 degrees right now in santa rosa mid-60's for your high, '50s after 8:00 p.m. nicer weather for the weekend. mile this weekend with ties climbing up into the 76 specially sunday and mild weather into early next week. morning lows will be as cold either. low '40's inland mild weather on tap. good timing as it comes on the weekend. despite intense efforts south korea and united states failed to conclude a free-trade deal. a setback for president barack obama as he confronts tensions abroad and at home. it was a prize american officials would like to bring home from the 10 day trip. cicero, could merely pledged in negotiations would continue. >> we discussed the need to keep moving forward. it would create jobs and prosperity of both our countries. if we believe such an agreement is downright can be a win-win for people appeared to be a win for south korea with more access to the american economy which would support jobs. it could be a win for the economic partnership betwe

i shot at mt. tam you can see a bit of the breezy out there the sun is rising. temperatures will warm up not quite as warm as yesterday but a nice afternoon big changes into the weekend we bring wet weather into the picture. currently not too bad in san francisco 61, redwood city 54, in the '40's in fairfield and san rosa, in the afternoon goes temperatures will be in the '70s so we are not in the '80s like yesterday no record to expected but pleasant weather getting up to 75 in concord. los '70s around the bay upper 60s through half monday. comes from a we have big changes that includes wet weather so take a look at this string of days bringing us some showers in the forecast. by 4:00 p.m. friday some light showers that picks up by the overnight hours friday in too early morning saturday the area of yellow shows us were the modern rain will be. chance of showers for the day on saturday into saturday evening and then by sunday looks like we will pick up a few sprinkles keeping the chance of showers in the picture even into monday. here's a look to your 7 day aro

also, and live look outside for more mt. tam it is breezy. breezy to the bay area, we will be right back >> we're back, at 9:09. decision 2010. and the attorney general race results are still on the known. and harris has a slight lead over coolly. here are the numbers, harris has one 10th of a percent, by 800 boats. 45.9%, steve cooley = 45.8%. still 1 million the balance to count but they should know by november 30th. and the highly contested congressional race jury is declaring victorious the jur. >> and his opponent has a refused to succeed. and they have until december 3rd for final votes. >> still to come, we're going to introduce you to a man who is in line to be the next podcast superstar. >> we will be right back. of the >> we are back, and he is in line to be the next big podcast. and most of these are recorded in this los angeles garage >> and his appearing at punchline, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and recording a your garage >> is the future of show business. >> no cameras, i did go out of my garage, microphones, and

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staff said that it was mt a's party. the delay and use of prop k funds would have a positive impact in the strategic plan. two cac members expressed concerns about issues raised by committee members who had attended prior meetings. staff replied that the eir-eis process had been established. the second item is your item seven, allocation of prop k funds for two mta projects to the joint powers board for six projects and bayview hunters point mobility solutions study, amendments, of various plans. cac members had two questions about this that was answered by staff. this was also passed unanimously with no public comment. that concludes my report. supervisor campos: thank you, mr. chairman. colleagues, any questions? is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk, please call item no. 4. >> item 4. recommend appointment of two members to the citizens advisory committee. this is an action item. supervisor campos: good morning. >> this item starts o

. >> it is a cold start for the day i shot from mt. tam clear for the most part a few clouds out there you can see up breezy. overall it will be cold into the morning and evening hours. we are expecting cold overnight temperatures a chance of rain tomorrow. current temperatures chile in the north bay 48 degrees in san rafael in napa 10 degrees colder than that 38 degrees in the forester fairfield and livermore. by 10:00 a.m. warming and into the 50s them by noon all the grain showing us where we could see six days. only warming up and to the '50s and '60s. back down into the 50s even afforded by 8:00 p.m. the north bay. afternoon highs san rafael, of san francisco 59, the common number around the bay is about 60 from oakland down to fremont. 59 throughout view and 64 livermore. chance of showers tomorrow evening by 6:00 p.m. you can see sprinkles from santa rosa to peddle might even into san rafael. by 10:00 a.m. plenty of chances of showers for most locations around the bay. this continues into the early morning hours on wednesday. 7

this is more explosive type, a little more like say a mt. st.en it goes poof, all the smoke and ash goes way up in the sky. you don't want that in a jet engine? why? not because it's dirty. because when the jet runs, it runs so hot that it melts the ash back into lava and then as it goes out the back of the jet, it cools down and becomes glass, volcanic glass or volcanic rock. i don't want rocks in my jet. >> absolutely. >> okay? >> hello. >> anyway, jakarta right here. the volcano a little bit farther to the south, about 250 miles away. but i can fly you into this thing and show you that just because it's 250 miles away and there is yogyakarta right there. there's the volcano. as the volcano erupts, it's poofing these puffs every once in a while. there are two different wind directions. depends on what level you're at. there's the volcano. beautiful shot right there on google earth. 250 miles that way, that's where the president is or was or moving from there. here's the issue. i know this isn't a pretty map and i don't ever get technical when

tennis legend martina latch navratilova, scaling more than 19,000 feet up the treacherous steps of mtkilimanjaro raising money for a sports charity. the 54-year-old 59-time grand slam champ is still in amazing shape. she prepared for the 54 story climb up a new york building, a workout she called easier than expected. wow. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> good morning, everyone, we're off to a quiet start on this thursday. the temperatures will make it into the mid 30's this afternoon. it's 34 at frederick, and the forecast for today, mostly sunny, present a with a high around 65 this afternoon. we come back this afternoon. we'll check the seven-day forecast. >> tony, see you in a bit. here's a look ahead at 11 news today. >> president obama in south korea today as global leaders work on shoring up the economy. >> and in anne arundel county we're getting reports of a vehic [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast at subway with the $2.50 breakfast combo. get a 16oz. cup of piping-hot seattle's b

welcome to mt. airy.s morning and specifically at the wr rudy druggist building which is now a drugstore museum. we are stepping back in time literally. it's like, say, 1893. this place is amazing and literally tells the story of the time and this morning of course we're going to take you through the museum and see what you can see and see what life was like back during that time frame. but perhaps more interesting is the man behind the museum. this is one person's collection. howard parso has invited us in this morning. we're going to talk about how and why he started collecting and why he wanted to put together a museum. he has an award-winning auction firm. this guy knows how to do auctions so he is well versed in appraisals and everything antique so we'll talk to him about finding antiques, finding out the value of your antiques, how you go about displaying your antiques. and then since he's good at doing auctions, i'm going to see if i can get him to teach me that auctioneer call. that blah, blah, bl

it came from mt. shasta this year. it's adorned with ornaments and thousands and thousands of lights. >>> it was a great night for the tree lighting and the weather stayed dry. that is changing right now. there is some showers beginning to show up here in the north bay. light rain. currently into moran county. also santa rosa airport reporting rain last hour. wood acre seeing some of the first rain bands. but it should start to get heavier as we go into the early morning hours. this is future cast at midnight. there's the light stuff here in the north bay. that slides to the south and east through the early morning. by 3:00 those first bands beginning to show up for san jose and into the east bay. notice that the rain gets heavier here by 3:00 a.m. some of the yellow and orange colors showing moderate to possibly heavy rain. that first heavy band is through here by 7:00 a.m. and that leaves behind some light and scattered showers. those showers will persist through much of the morning and actually get heavier by the af

newly released satellite image from nasa shows the scope of devastation from the recent eruption of mt. merapi, indonesia's volcano. a super heated wave of gas, ash and rock has caused almost total devastation, flattening trees and coating the ground with debris. >>> and spectators at a bullfight in mexico got quite a scare when a bull weighing over 1,1 pounds jumped a barrier. the bull fell into an alley where a worker was hurt after the animal fell on top of him. >> and now here's anarly look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,201 after adding nine points yesterday. the s&p shed one point. the nasdaq dropped four. taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo, the nikkei fell 30 points. in hong kong, the hang seng lost 334. >>> business news wasn't all bad on monday, bu currency worries overseas and here at home dampened the day's otherwise optimistic tone. the dollar climbed ainst through thanks to increased concerns that ireland and portugal may be deepn debt. today, traders will be watching overseas investing debt crisis. >>> investigators will

mt. pleasant residents are still waiting for legal issues to work out so they can get back in. some are not happy about how long this process is taking. >> nobody is giving us answers. we have been out here since this tragedy occurred, trying to look for somewhere to go. there is nothing out here for us. >> the red cross is working hard to keep those families safe. it hopes to give the families who lost their homes and kneel on thanksgiving day. the photos are dramatic. the pieces are coming back together after the tornado hit. take a look of the damage and find out how the residents are being helped. go to wbaltv.com. traffic is moving on i-95 after police to shut down all lanes to investigate the possibility of a suspicious package. authorities say a passenger on a commercial bus became ill and believed there was an explosive on board. police and shut down i-95 to investigate. in the end, they found nothing. police are investigating a triple shooting and a west baltimore that killed a 29-year- old man. the three men were shot friday night in the 1500 block of poplar grove str

tennis legend martina latch navratilova, scaling more than 19,000 feet up the treacherous steps of mtkimanjaro raising money for a sports charity. the 54-year-old 59-time grand slam champ is still in amazing shape. she prepared fr the 54 story climb up a new yo building, a workout she called easier than expected. wow. > i'm veronica de la cr, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> time right now is 4:28. we have 46 degrees outside. beautiful day dawning here in the nations capital. sun will be up in, well, quite awhile. good morning, i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, november 11th, 2010. >> in the news it was a frightening experience for one metro rider when her baby made it onto the train but she did not. this happened at the west hyattsville station on the green line. we're told the mother pushed a stroer with her baby inside onto the train but then the doors closed before she could get on. passengers saw what happened, called for the train operator and then got off with the baby at the

mownt -- mt. diablo experiencing gusts at the 3400-foot level at over 50 miles-per-hour.ere's why the wind advisory is in effect. we hit a new record high in concord of 81. moffet, new record of 80. 78 was the high for san francisco. 84 was the high in santa rosa. right now we're 72 in antioch. 74 in san francisco. 71 in mountain view. san jose, clear skies, 74 degrees. we'll keep it clear tonight. we will keep the winds up above the thousand foot level. another warm day tomorrow, and then we start to see the weather really start to change. showers move back in as we head into friday and next weekend. those clock weiss -- clockwise winds, and the wind advisory in effect overnight tonight through tomorrow morning. northeast winds above the 1,000-foot level. maybe gusts up to 40 at the 2,000-foot level. as much as 60 miles-per-hour. temperatures tonight, because the winds will be with us, in the mid-to-low 50s across much of the bay area. maybe a few 40s. 47 cloverdale, 53 for san francisco, 51 for fremont. as far as tomorrow, high pressure will still be in place and will c