over the last 12 hours, drifting over nantucket and moving away from the atlantic to allow this rinlgf high pressure bringing sunshine each day. thursday, bright and sunny for veteran's day, friday, upper 50s, and sunshine, dry and a bit milder. could get rain mony. >> any problems we should know about heading out right now? >> a bit of road work here and there. everything appears, at this point, manageable. the inner loop, the warnin signs arup. very are little in the way of delays. the outer loop is movg along nicely. the belt way in maryland, left side of the outer loop. moving along nicely. barb remarks back to you. >> thank you, jerry. stressed out? you are not alone. a new survey by the psychological situation said we are all dressstressed out. it is taking a toll on our health. >> what has america stressed out. >> hoping there is a job for us. >> we dealing with my daughter, my buttons push eily with her. >> most are deal with modern stress. experts say, we are too they need to relax, get a better night's sleep much the challenge is falling through on at you know. stress trigge

one in main and another through the cape there, martha's vineyard, nantucket. this is far enough away from us so that other than the winds we are not affected by it. the other problem with the storm, while keeping us cool it is not allowing high pressure and warmer temperatures to move in quickly. the next few days we will stay with a northernly flow. the storm by midnight is still slow to move out. it has been here a couple of days. fine through midday and the afternoon and evening. and here's high pressure as we head to veteran's day. if this is over us and the winds are light we won't warm up as much. in good shape the next couple of days. the highs today, low 60s in town. stay in the mid to upper 50s along the bay. we have shot past these to the low 60s. culpeper maybe 64 the way it is going. looking good next thee days. 62 in town today. little breezy. even a little breeze tomorrow, around 60. thursday, 60ish, perhaps upper 50s and then we look really nice. veteran's day is looking good. friday the high school football games on friday night looking good. d

. >>> speaking of lou, millie has that sandwich shop in nantucket.er than you? you take any of the poor kids there? >> i put them in a line. >> have we learned anything today. >> when you look at a poor kid and he asks you for the deluxe lobster roll. >> see the sauce dripping. >> here is what happened on capitol hill -- >> i wonder if that's open? we're going up there. >>> outgoing speaker nancy pelosi is expected to lock in her spot as the top house democrat. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: and quiet steady grumbling that unhappy democrats would rather see another change election with pelosi out. >> she has to step aside. >> reporter: no drama for republican whose will vote to make john boehner the next speaker. his team could add christy nome and south carolina's tim scott, both tea party favorites. baugh very different kind of house vote tuesday. >> we found a violation by clear and convincing evidence. >> reporter: in the twilight of a career, a vote to convict 80-year-old charlie rangel of ethics violations, guilty on 11 counts that include fai

the biden family continues their tradition of enjoying the holiday on the massachusetts island of nantucket. >>> not everyone will be off for thanksgiving. some retailers, including gap and k-mart are breaking with tradition and will be open throughout the day. toys r us will be opening its doors tonight for early bird black friday shoppers. >>> and as we told you about earlier, don't forget to tune into the macy's thanksgiving day parade. it kicks off at 9:00 a.m. on this nbc station. all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc nightly news. >>> finally here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. lester holt is live in afghanistan with a progress report on the war and a special family reunion for one mother stationed overseas. >>> and matt lauer goes one-on-one with basketball superstar lebron james. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," j

actually happened on egypt air some years agoens when the political crashed it into the sea off nantucketkilling everyone aboard, saying as he died, basically, i think he said, i trust in god, or something like that. so i think what people are beginning to understand is it makes no sense to look for objects. you have to look for the terrorists. the idea of old people undoing their shoes, you know, families giving up their belts, or even the strip-searching of youngsters is insane. we know these people aren't a threat. this obsession with objects is the wrong way to go. the way to go is to look for terrorists, to ask people questions, and to try to see who might be actually a terrorist. >> we'll be talking more about this no doubt as we head to the holiday week. charles, we'll see you on the panel next week. >> great. >> thanks, buddy. we'll talk more about the men and women in our 12 in 2012 series with the fox all-stars here in new york when we >> if you ran for president, could you beat barack obama? >> i believe so. [laughter] >> look, i don't -- i'll get trouble. >> okay, okay. i don'

it hillary mind you at the boat house in nantucket where you lost your virginity. >> yeah, actually, i have had most of my unfortunate sexual experiences in north carolina. i went to school there. >> that's right, you did. >> and to have you on there, it is like a nuremberg rally for me. >> well, send the rest of your fraternity that murder homeless people in the woods to see me. >> andy, there is nothing more that can be said.

and the storm system that whipped us with wind yesterday is drifting southeast of nantucket off thnew england coast. it's going to drift farther and pull away from the atlantic seaboard later today. but we'll still get a bit of a breeze from that system. a few witspy. sunset, 4:59. now let's take a look at the tuesday commute. jerry, how is it looking now? >> tom, start this time along interstate 66 in from the west. too early for any sunshine delays. volume in fair oaks and head towards vienna. sluggish west getting through manaas. no hangups all the way on in. that is very nice start to the commute. let's head over and check things out in green belt. outer loop near route 1, college park, authorities are telling us of an accident. at least one travel lane i blocked. we'll get you an upday. heads-up if you don't really travel the outer loop. wilson bridge is okay. northeast, new york avenue, kennelworth, no hangups. outo the rails we go, good start. still doing fine, metro and vre. brunswick 870, 11 minutes behind schedule. eun. >> thanks so much. president obama is in indonesia. he

>> we go to nantucket, and we've done it for over 30 years to get away. >> we've spent 35 years, backs after the accident, i met jill. i had an administrative assistant, a wonderful guy, and i was 20 years older. my mom and dad wanted me to come to dinner, her mom and dad, and my deceased wife's m

a woman attacked as she walks to her home on nantucket and main. a gang of three girls between 16 and 18 years old punch, push and shove her trying to steal her purse. one girl. >> i am surprised. i'm very surprised, because, you know, it looks like it's very quiet. >> reporter: vallejo police say it happened four times in each week. there was an older model gray car similar to this one on sacramento. a woman walking from the bus stop on friday thought the car looked suspicious and she had to hurry inside the gate. >> robbing and hitting, they should be punished. >> reporter: with the exception of a 13-year-old girl whose backpack was stolen, the victims are in their 50s walking alone. judy found out one of the robberies took place at 4:00 p.m. >> i never walk around that late. i do it around, noon, 1:00, 2:00. >> reporter: you wouldn't walk around at 4:00 in the afternoon? >> no, i've seen some of the people loitering around. >> reporter: police say these girls aren't really getting much money out of these robberies, but they are managing to injur

>> we go to nantucket and we've done it for over 30 years. >> it's been 35 years, back after we first after the accident i met jill, i had an administrative assistant, a wonderful guy who was 20 years older and her mom and dad wanted me and the boys to come to dinner, my mom and dad and my deceased

nantucket. i've never been to nan tucket and we've been doing it for 35 years. now 20 of us go. >> we're out of time. thanks, jill. >> thanks. happy birthday already. >> larry: hope you enjoyed it. >> good evening. >> welcome to the program. another great program tonight. we'll go under the hood with the mechanic david goldsmith who will tell us why gm cars are getting better. >> i can never get enough car talk, eliot. we el look at a controversy with wr the new president at fresno university is an illegal immigrant. there is talk of deporting him. we'll look at that. >> and we have barney frank to tell us why the economy is coming back and why government played a critical role. first, opening arguments, very simple. it worked. the gm bailout, an enormous success. your tax dollars did two things -- restored an iconic american manufacturer to produce cars and it makes money. it is profitable. what more can you ask for? we'll get our money back. >> whoa, hoss. this is a great success story. i'm not about to put a cloud over this wonderful story. we have a ways to

nantucket. i've never been to nan tucket and we've been doing it for 35 years. now 20 of us go. >> we're out of time. thanks, jill. >> thanks. happy birthday already. >> larry: hope you enjoyed it. hope you enjoy john roberts sitting in for anderson cooper. he's next. john? >>> thanks, larry, and thank you for joining us tonight. earmarks, pork-barrel spending, those pet projects that politicians slip into bills to please voters back home. lawmakers in both parties are now making a big deal out of banning them. but is this political gamesmanship to avoid the tough decisions needed to fix the nation's finances? the hard numbers, the political realities of a big deficit. we're keeping them honest tonight. >>> tests are being done on a jawbone on the island where natalee holloway was last seen in 2005. is it natalee? we'll put that question to a forensic scientist. and natalee's mother face to face with the prime suspect in the case, joran van der sloot, tonight's crime and punishment. >>> and man's best friend, smarter than you think. our report might make you que

and he said nantucket. we've been doing it for 25 years, and now all of us go. >> happy birthday. >> yeah, tomorrow. thanks for the kind words. >> great run, old buddy. >> larry: we thank the bidens for being with us tonight. hope you enjoyed it. >>> good sunday morning. the pope makes an exception. the vatican, as you know, has had a longstanding policy against the use of contraception, but pope benedict has now outlined an instance where condoms might be acceptable. does this single a broader shift in church policy? >>> also, president obama has now chimed in about the new tsa procedures that have caused an uproar. you'll hear whether he thinks the tsa has gone too far. from the cnn center, this is your "cnn sunday morning." 6:00 a.m. here in atlanta, georgia, where i am. 2:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you may be, glad you're right here. i'm t.j. holmes. and as always we want to welcome our troops watching us on the armed forces network in iraq and afghanistan and around the world. thank you for being her

i come out once a year, because in the fall i come to chicago and summer, nantucket and barnicle knows this, i cannot tell you the joy i bring to the kids here in the city by the bay. big d. they love me here. what i do is i get all this money and come here and raise money all year and buy an mcdonald's happy meal and we go down to the lake and the joy, these kids open up these toys and the joy and food is great. >> food wrappers is all over the beach. that's a party. >> that's why we pay taxes. >> we need to start doing this in every major city. >> it's about the look on a child's face, when you give them the first happy meal with a toy in it. makes it worth it. >> get rid of the plastic, throw it into the lake. it's just great, i'm telling you. >> a year later, that child has three chins. that's what happens. >> the difference between you and willie and you and me and you and barnicle is you judge people by their appearances, we judge people by the content of their character. >> i actually judge people by their health and judge this country by its health. >> that's horrible. that's h

i was in nantucket over the weekend. it looks like we sold our home there which is bittersweet. unique date and maybe i shouldn't -- who cares? okay, so anyway a very nice man asked me out and told me he wanted me to meet him at an address, he said don't cheat, don't look where it is. he said just show up at this address. >> show up at this place and told you how to dress. >> he said i'll be in a sport coat and tie and you'll, you know -- >> you'll be gorgeous. >> something like that, he wrote. so i went and itas a place called lips. okay. it is a sort ofcabaret place for drag queens. >> it is a drag show. >> yes, it was a drag show. but it was -- this is what shocked me. it was fun to watch the thing. what surprised me the mos about this whole drag show thing was there was three or four birthday parties for 16-year-old girls there. that's -- >> with parents? >> yes, and the parents were like look how she's enjoying it. some of the stuff they were saying, they're making balloon toys and you can only imagine what's going on, but the kids were there and the parents were enjoying i

in the wind sector, we prove approved the wind project off of nantucket. apologies to all of you who had summer places and kate todd, but it is an amazing project that will produce at peak 450 megawatts of power. we are looking at developing the atlantic wind resource more generally and we are doing it in a balanced way. we have a responsibility in our department for fish and wildlife resources for conservation resources writ large and we are working very closely with the conservation community to make sure we do this right. and the final point because i want to get to the q&a, in that regard for example, for future solar projects we have working with the western governors in the state of california which has been a real groundbreaker in this area, we have identified 24 areas in the west that look like they are well-suited for solar development and rather than just go willy-nilly and accept applications on our 30 million acres of solar resource public lands, we are doing an environmental analysis that focuses on those 24 areas that 770,000 acres and that i

we don't want wind off the coast of nantucket.e don't want solar power in the mojave desert that we don't want to build transmission lines to moody's electrons to market. we don't want to build anything. i can tell you that's not happening in china. they are building a coal plant every week. they're building a nuclear but every corner, tournament -- transmission lines here and yet we are not. we have 400 she projects today that have been stalled in litigation. that is about 250,000 jobs that were not created and a ton of investment at a time when our economy is desperately in need of investment. then we have to think about what i'm going to get beyond that. we have the gumption to say we will have to get some things built in this country. right now our policy response has been to talk more about taking things off the table. the piece of legislation that passed the house of representatives well over a year ago, for climate change, to deal with any these issues. it didn't say we will have more nuclear. a nuclear title was absent fro

nantucket were collaborators. they were not interested in joining the revolution.and they were treated as the enemy. they actually went into france. it's a strange and interest story. but it doesn't -- the whale oil did not finance the revolution. >> host: california, good afternoon, you are on. please go ahead. >> caller: hi, i have two points. one point that actually to make. i'm glad to see that john adams has been resurrected as a founding father and was an instrument in the war and subsequent thereto. i certainly hope that mr. morris, you know, make it is to the first grade, so to speak. the second question is can you tell me something -- did he have anything to do with hamilton? were they colleagues? did they know one another? you know, maybe you can give me a little background on that. >> guest: sure. let me -- i'm not sure what to say about adams, except that morris should be part of the process and the character and the drama. morris and hamilton had an interesting connection. hamilton was in the field with washington when morris was in congress trying to