it is part of a one point $2 billion plan for a new airport city.the centerpiece of the government enterprise and competing with other european airport cities. >> we will now have space and buildings across the world for those that want to relocate in manchester. >> it will be one of the biggest construction project in the u.k. since the olympics and creating extreme thousand jobs -- 16,000 jobs. re>> it is second only to china as in east asia. -- china's in east asia. vietnam's energy industry could be a boon for companies. in light of japan's 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster, safety fears remain. investment in clean or render mobile energy like wind and solar has been on the rise in recent years. that trend is starting with steam. $69 billion flowed into the energy sector worldwide, more than double 20 -- 2005 levels. china alone accounted for $65 billion, up 20% from the year before. it now lags behind oil and gas by a mere 25%. that growth has been tapering as of late. they look set for the second annual decline this year after an 11% drop in 201

. >>> without getting new details on a weapons arrest at jfk airport here in new york city port authority police busting a man this morning. he had two handguns, two rifles along with high capacity magazines in his luggage and one of the rifles, apparently loaded. investigators say he was bound for charlotte at the time. the suspect now facing criminal weapons charges. >>> the air force academy making god optional. cadets no longer have to say the phrase "so help me god" during the honor oath. that decision coming after a civil rights group filed a lawsuit, a complaint. the air force issuing a statement saying, quote, after reviewing the cadet honor oath and in the spirit of determining a way ahead enables all to be true to their beliefs, the air force's academy has decided to make the final clause optional. and though god may be vol lun tear, the academy says the rest of the oath is not. >>> germany is sending its intelligence chiefs to washington, d.c. to talk to the national security agency about their surveillance program. the nsa is accused of spying on some european leaders includin

new orleans. a couple of airport delays. new york city will have low clouds and a couple of showers and minneapolis, a thunderstorm or two. denver, there is that rain, light snow in the mountains and also some wind. back to you guys. >> thank you, chad. >>> a new arrival at the san diego zoo now has a name. meet zina. a two-toed baby sloth. visitors to the new named the cuddly creature and official say zina is -- don't laugh. she is being trained to be an animal ambassador for the zoo. now the sloth is typically asleep 15 to 18 hours and spends the rest of the day searching for food. kind of like berman does. >> that's right. that is me searching for food all day and napping. >> do you have two toes? >> i have many toes. the toe-toed sloth is my favorite kind of sloth, by the way. >> really? >> are there four-toed sloth? >> please tell us, if you know. there could be a ten-toed sloth. >> congratulations to zina who won over the name that means precious. >>> coming up, new developments in that bizarre biker/suv brawl here in new york city.

. >> reporter: this is the capital and largest city in iraqi kurdistan. its airport is new and spacious. high-rise complexes are popping up around the city and restaurants and shopping malls bustle until late into the evening. some call the city the second dubai for its rapid development. >> translator: ours is the number one city in the middle east. >> reporter: but in the capital baghdad, those sites are unimaginable. it is only a five-hour drive. here, car bombs are almost aocc. it is keeping away investment and economic development. the kurdish autonomous region is heavily guarded by local armed forces. they take every vehicle arriving at baghdad at road blocks. one car bomb attack occurred last month that killed six people. an al qaeda affiliated group has claimed responsibility. so far, this has been the only major incident to hit the region since 2007. the kurdish people are a minority. making up about 20% of the iraqi population. they have a long history of fighting against the iraqi government. during the 1991 gulf war, and 2003 iraqi war, the kurds collaborated wi

news. >>> the terrorism unit is investigating two laser pointer attacks on the cockpits of planes approaching one of the busiest airports new york city. it happened this week is a the planes were coming in to land. the laser attacks on the in bound flights to new york city have increased 17% so far this year. >>> the high-tech rollout for obamacare is looking low tech these days with a website a complete mess. is there a better way to go about this? we will analyze some of the options. >> and the step mother of a teenager accused of bullying a girl to the point of committing suicide. our legal panel on how the two cases might all tie together. >> and in a league of their own. how professional video gamers are getting special status from those who control our borders. >>> it is time for a quick check of the headlines. a death toll from a powerful earthquake in the philippines rises to 183. the magnitude 7.1 quake struck the country earlier this week destroying more than 8500 homes. the fbi investigating possible threats to the water supply systems in wichita, kansas and several other cities in the midwest. the agency is saying it has

meanwhile you will have some dicey travelinto new york city with possible airport delays 76 and thunderstorms. low 80s in sacramento. mid-70s on the south shore. highs across the bay area from 62 in pacifica, 74 oakland, low 80s well inland. repeat performance of the temperatures again 82 degrees in morgan hill. mid-80s in brentwood. 84 santa rosa. extended forecast, cooler conditions by midweek. that's your pinpoint forecast. kcbs traffic with liza. >> we're going to start off once again with richmond where since 3:00 this morning the carlson boulevard ramp to and from i-80 have been shut down. an overturned big rig and a propane leak is the reason. this leak is still out there. they are working to contain the leak and in the meantime, the carlson ramp near i-80 will be shut down indefinitely. chp tells us that the freeway remains wide open and you can see all the green there still very light traffic approaching the scene. as we move to the rest of the commute the bay bridge drive westbound leaving oakland heading into the city very light traffic as you drive towards san francisco. all the b

a man has been arrested at a new york city airport.und with high capacity magazines and guns. he was bound for charlotte, nork north carolina. the mother of a boy who killed his matt teacher in massachusetts is struggling to understand the tragedy and praying for the victim's family. back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera," i'm contessa brewer. thrillseekers seem to be wired differently than the rest of us. it's almost as though they court danger. it takes a special kind of person to want to jump out of a plane, launch off a cliff, or the guy in our next story, dive with one of the fiercest predators on earth, the great white shark. he wanted to get really close to some sharks but his story is a reminder, be careful what you wish for. >> the shark is thrashing back and forth. i have my hands on his nose and mouth. i'm looking into his mouth. >> jerry is fighting for his life as this huge, great white shark flashes its razor sharp teeth and rams through the very cage that's supposed to protect jerry. >> i mean

. >> the second topic about the new york city airports, the three of them, newark, laguardia, jfk ranking survey of in airport amenities. >> yep. >> surprised? >> i used to live in singapore. they had orchid gardens, koi ponds, best food in the world. new york you can't get a good sandwich or burger, maybe some ketchup. >> and they don't take off on time or land on time either. >> bad on time records at all three basically. laguardia is to me the least appealing of the three. >> terrible. >> we all pay a tax every time we fly on a plane but it goes to congress and they divvy that money across the country so it goes to airports that don't have necessarily nearly as many travelers. >> i like newark. they got all kinds of shopping. >> the lines are horrendous. >> all right. move on, mcdonald's is apparently ending a partial 40-year partnership with heinz after heinz hired burger king's former ceo. we thought as taste test was in order. we have three different -- what did you say? two minutes to eat all these french fries. we're going to see which -- >> trying which we like. >> i maintained i

new england to the mid-atlantic coast. >> and if you are flying, airport delays possible in washington, philadelphia, new york city, denvernd phoenix. >>> back to the news we go. the father of the minnesota boy that managed to board a plane to los angeles, has held an unusual and emotional news conference. >> the man who kept his identity hidden sobbed. he was shocked to learn his son was arrested in las vegas after taking that flight. >> how would you let a 9-year-old child go through security check without stopping him and questioning him? how can that be? >> the boy is expected to return home tomorrow. child protective services is expected to be involved with that family from now on. >>> big hot air balloons are heading back into the sky this morning in albuquerque, new mexico, a day after a serious accident. two men badly burned when their balloon became entangled in power lines. the balloon was freed. but the gondola fell 40 feet to the ground. >> there was a big pop. flame shoots out the sides. you can hear all this. the gondola, then, goes down. >> one of the men onboard is undergoing surgery for his injuries. the

there's been a 17% increase of incidents involving planes landing at new york city area airports. >>>d for two prison escapees in florida has gone up. it's $5,000 each for arrest of either of the two convicts that walked out of prison thanksed to forged court documents. >>> and charges will be filed to the firefighter that responded to the asiana airport crash at san francisco airport. the firefighter ran over a survivor. >>> and that's michigan state coming up here. basketball coach tom izzo being launched from a canon at the team's midnight madness rally to kick off the season. he's done similar things before, including repelling from the roof, riding in on a horse. >> a brave man. >> he did it more than once. see? he did it over and over and over again. >> tomorrow, right at the top of the show, i'm going to land in the anchor's chair, via a canon. >>> time, now, for the weather. and let's go over to, from our phoenix affiliate, abc 15 news, amber sullins, in for ginger. >> good morning. we have beautiful images to share with you. look at this video outside of reno. just outside th

a tennessee man has been arrested at new york city kennedy airport after a loaded rifle was found ingage. >>> and president obama used his weekly radio and web address to ask people to give his health care website a chance as experts work to fix it. he vowed that health care.gov will work more smoothly in thement coing weeks. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen everyday people willing to risk their own lives willing to save a stranger. we've seen neglect toward a dying woman recorded by surveillance cameras in a psychiatric emergency room. in the next story, people in a pizza parlor are faced with another daunting decision, that tests their willingness to step up when they see something bad going down. >> it is perhaps one of the most unexpected and brutal knockout punches ever caught on camera outside a boxing ring. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. >> but what is even more shocking may be what happens next. july 31st, 2004. da vinci's pizza parlor. joseph is about to have a really ba

there's been a 17% increase of incidents involving planes landing at new york city area airports. >>> the reward for two prison escapees in florida has gone up. it's now $5,000 each for the arrest of either of the two convicts that walked out of prison thanks to forged court documents. >>> and no charges will be filed to the firefighter that responded to the asiana crash at san francisco airport. the fire truck she was driving ran over and killed a survivor of that crash. the district attorney ruled that no crime was committed. >>> and what a way to make an entrance. michigan state basketball coach tom izzo, while he is known for spectacular entrances at the team's annual midnight rallies to kick off the season. this year, he made it look like he was being launched from a canon. in the past, he has repelled from the roof, ridden a horse and drove a race car. but that canon trick wasn't even izzo. it was a stand-in for him. >> tomorrow, right at the top of the show, i'm going to land in the anchor's chair, via a canon. >> i'd like to see that. >>> time, now, for the weather. and let's

airport. summiteducation nation continues today in new york city were hundreds of students and teachers from around the country, including here in baltimore, are joining policy leaders to discuss what it takes for young people to succeed in school and beyond. daniel lee explains how the summit is taking on the challenges facing kids today. >> good afternoon. when you compare the u.s. to other developed countries, he doesn't rank in the top 10 for math, reading or science. here the summit, we are talking about what needs to change. inside one of the largest libraries in the country, students are weighing in on the rigor it takes to compete not just with their neighbors down the road, the with peers overseas. eric studied in south korea. they takeis something very seriously. when they're in school, that is all they do. it is all they do is study from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. >> kate had a summer of experience -- similar experience in finland. >> there were very focused on her schoolwork. >> just over one third of u.s. eight graders are proficient in math and reading. >> the situation should be seen

airport. education nation sweeps through new york city today. >> want to keep your paltry off your plate and keep them as a pet [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. what does that first spoonful taste likok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a greacereal. >> good morning once again. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we started baltimore national pike. traffic is starting to build around 40. 11 minutes on the north side. 295 is in great shape down towards 100, 55 miles per hour. 54 i-97 through the than burnie area. and fromlowing well to the eastern shore at the bay bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. raindrops this morning. that is something we have not seen in quite some time. these are all drifting slowly to the north and east. a few more showers in centerville and easton. some of you might be seeing some sprinkles. there is more significant rain on the way. ro

milder in new york but 34 at the airport in atlantic city. subfreezing in germantown. mid-30s in bowie and baden. 50 in north beach on the bay. springfield 38. manassas is freezing this morning and a frosty 34 at

new york's jfk airport last year. >> yes, sir. we just got laserred up here. two green flashes in the cockpit. >> reporter: in new york city, it has jumped 17%. >> we don't know why there as an increase but there has been a 17% increase over last year. so they are concerning to us. >> the laser can blind the pilot, at least temporarily blientd pilot and also -- blind the pilot. >> reporter: a dangerous distraction for pilots. according to the faa, the number of laser incidents is 13 times higher now compared to previous years. comparing it to 350 in 2006 to 3,000 plus in 2012. while they have never caused a crash, it often appears during takeoff and touchdown. >> in the critical phase, a pelt could los cell. >> reporter: the most recent happening last week. a commercial plane was coming into a landing when a blinding green laser light ill lym meat inned the cockpit. later that night a pilot reported one two miles southwest of laguardia. earlier this year pilots suffered significant injuries, including a burt retina -- burnted retina. >> we need to trane the pilots to cope with them and train the public on the hazards these

new york city. although not linked to terrorism, it came amid news reports about more breaches in airport security.yeas are 410, the nays are 9, the conference report is agreed to. poussaint: the post-vote analysis pointed to a disconnect between republican party policy and public sentiment on this issue. oberstar: they were pursuing their own ideological bent and they misjudged what the public wanted. poussaint: on november 16th, president bush and a delegation from congress went to the airport for the signing ceremony. today, we take permanent and aggressive steps to improve the security of our airwa. poussaint: and so, because of public opinion, there was a dramatic shift by republicans from private to federal control of airport screeners. we are all aware that public officials, political candidates, and media outlets are generating a mountain of polls to gauge public opinion and that they use these polls to guide their actions. however, while polls can be a useful measure, poorly designed polls provide inaccurate and misleading findings. who is polled, what they're asked, and how they are asked

if you're going to the airports today, no issues whatsoever. 85 today like d.c. to new york city.ly be the warmest day we'll see maybe until april, may. >> good day for golf. >> bees will be out. >> they will. >> desperate to bite you before they die. i have somebody who wants knee wrestle christie brinkley in her prime. i don't know where that's coming from. coming up on "morning joe," house republicans trying to if you said fund parts of the governmental la cart style. what will it take to get the government back up and run something when we come back here, we huddle around the cooler with the biebs. [ yodeling plays ] [ hans ] toaster strudel! [ angelic music plays ] don't overthink it. [ hans ] warm, flakey, gooey. toaster strudel! >>> we brought you the latest on the government shutdown at the top of the show. if you want to sound smart, tell your friends that the cost of the government shutdown is about $1.6 billion a week. $300 million a day. or $12.5 million an hour. that according to ihs global insight. time for the cooler. louis in the house. >> if you aren't already a n

news today at 5 a.m.. >> sonny" today with temperatures closer to average. let's take a look at your forecast in just a moment. we have 54 right now at the airport and 60 out in ocean city. we will talk about the cooler trend heading our way in the coming days. >> thank you. coming up at 4:57, 54 degrees at the airport. >> coming up at the news today. the doctor accused of abusing drugs and storing photos of his patients. but first, it is something that just about every woman is guilty of at one time or another. howard county police as saying it is costing them big time. we will explain straight ahead. >> baltimore city trainer could face five years in prison for shooting a trainee. it is a casey defense cause an honest mistake. >> a family outrage for a deadly shooting at a traffic stop after an officer said he pulled the trigger. >> we are checking ontario >> you are watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, latebreaking. this is 11 news today at 5 a.m.. sometimes of just leaving my purse in the car. >> many busy moms leave valuables unattended in the car for just a few seconds while they drop the kids off at a care.

it happened 75 times this year at new york city's major airports alone.ulprits are tough to catch, because they can be five miles away. >> leads are pouring in about the little mystery girl found in roma in greece. authorities are following up at least 10 leads, including four from the u.s. the roma couple has been charged with abducting the little girl they call maria. they appeared in court and will remain in custody until they go on trial. their lawyer says the pair adopted the girl from her biological mother. >> new jerseys governor chris christie is dropping his fight against same-sex marriage in the garden state. some think his political future may have played a role in his decision. >> crews racing to get control of wildfires threatening to converge into one massive megafire in australia. >> we're just moments away from the release of the delayed september jobs report. our business correspondent will join us to break down the numbers. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused

news in san jose. a small plane landed on a city street near hill view airport. orning near east capitol express way and quimby. no immediate reports of injuries. firefighters have been released from the scene. news chopper 2 is taking a live picture. we have continuing updates. seems like cars are still getting by there. i see a lot of news vehicles. but seems as if cars are still getting by. the plane which is a single engine small plane landed just about a few blocks away from the airport there. and apparently no one was injured. we'll let you know more about this coming up. >> sal, thank you. time is 8:44. bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. one week left to workout a bart deal, there may be progress in the bart contract talks. the during a morning news conference you saw live here, bart unions say they've reached an agreement on pensions and lowered the amount of money they are asking for. now, they want bart to respond and respond today. the two sides still negotiating over pay and healthcare costs. >>> this morning, president obama speaki

new york's jfk airport. it is legal to carry a rifle in new york city but only if it's unloaded.ers covered by paint which is also a crime. >> that's odd. >>> hey, everybody. let's turn our desks backwards. >> yeah! >> all right, backwards boy, back your butt down to detention. >> number three, hollywood is mourning the death of marcia wallace. she played carol on the "bob newhart" show and "murphy brown." >> number four, oh, wild, controversial ending to game three of the world series. i know you want to see it again. you're still trying to figure it out. st. louis took the lead in the bottom of the ninth on obstruction charge. it looks like the throw beat allen craig to the plate, right? the umpire says, no, the third baseman interfered, tripped, obstructed the runner from going home. game four is tonight in st. louis. that's going to be a duesy. >> it will get better and better, i think. number five, temperatures are getting back to normal today in the south and northeast. it's a welcomed change after an early season cold snap. alexandra steel is here with your forecast for th

airports right now in philadelphia, they have a 45-minute delay. it's raining and pouring. new york city and it's cloudy and breezy. you never know about the landing management issue at la guardia. two hour delays throughout the day. look at the radar. it's pouring from southern jersey all the way back into central pennsylvania. raining hard around baltimore. showery around washington, d.c. and this is narrow area of heavy rain all day today into tonight. they will begin to taper off and weaken on saturday. that's the area that is not going to have a period of weather, but really virginia southward, you will have a decent weekend. as far as other airport occurrence, we will have storms. kansas city and minneapolis. when those roll through, we will have minor problems. the weekend forecast, we are beautiful in the southeast and noise in many areas of the west. a few showers in the northwest. chicago in areas of the ohio valley and maybe a storm or two on saturday. for the east coast, d.c. and baltimore and philly, if you are lucky, a little bit of sunshine to end your suspected and your w

city?. in san francisco ballet robbers kron 4 news. upon >> this is that francisco airport and it is cold outside. >> 53 right now in santa rosa perry >> we are going to be seen fog return. >> it will be jointly overnight but tomorrow >> it will be tonight >> 734-mar in concord. >> 73 degrees to march in concord. >> still ahead we are monitoring developments at bart negotiations continue into the night. >> but workers could go on strike at midnight tonight. when the coal and off. ends. >> we all live with the latest developments plus we will have deep slate with the attack report. when we come back from the break. >> it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call to get the fastest internet for the price -- $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. on our newly expanded advanced digital net

. >>> if you're flying, pekt airport deplays the salt lake city, dallas, l.a., and san francisco. >>> back to the newsor ifs north carolina are looking to make more arrests after a carnival ride went haywire last week injuring five people. >> the ride's operator, tim tutterrow is headed to court today charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the vortex ride restarted as people were trying to get off. >> it makes me mad to think that anybody would put people's safety in danger like they have. i'm not mad, i'm furious. >> some people may have fallen 20 or 30 feet. a 14-year-old is among three victims remaining in the hospital. >>> and singer chris brown is due in court today after spending the night in jail. the 24-year-old was arrested on assault charges yesterday morning along with his body guard. he's accused of punch mang if the face outside a washington hotel. he's still on probation for the 2009 beating of his then-girlfriend rihanna. >>> one trooper a hero this morning. state trooper tim is strohmeyer racing to a report of an armed gunman who had just killed three people. up ahead, the suspect

. >> the next hour or so new york city is going to get pounded and we have delays in all of the major airports up and down the i-95 corridor. from d.c. to boston. you were mentioning karen. some of that moisture being absorbed by the cold front and this is the evolution of this cold front that brought the ef4 tornado to nebraska as well as the energy that brought that incredible snowstorm across the northern plains, 48 inches of snow. so it has a history of producing some major storm activity across the u.s. right now, as you mentioned, we have a couple of watch boxes in effect, tornado watch stepped -- extending from maryland to delware and then upstate new york until 5:00 p.m. as this line continues to move east. and then we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 p.m. that covers long island, towards maine, and looking at the latest watches and warnings, we have a couple of -- well, surveil -- several thunderstorm warnings. millions of people live in these areas. >> shepard: i was looking at the big wall. this storm -- janice, we were watching it saturday, guess, and the thin

airport was all a hoax. a 39-year-old man has been arrested and charged. >>> a biker involved in the motorcycle melee in new york city was arraigned on assault charges. one remains in the hospital after being run over by suv. >>> aig live was not responsible for michael jackson's death. after a five month trial jurors cleared the company of negligence when it hired dr. murray. >>> the family of legendary radio man casey kasin are taking to the streets in l.a. >>> and the author behind some of the best thrillers of all-time has died. tom clancy passed away overnight after a brief illness. "the hunt for red october" was later made to a film. >>> turning to business news, the government shutdown is causing a negative drag on stocks. a number of america's top financial executives met with president obama at the white house to discuss the seriousness of the government shutdown and the urgency of raising the debt ceiling. >> there is no precedent for default. we are the most important economy in the world. >> there is no debate that the seriousness of the u.s. not paying its debts, whether social security checks, small bus

news. a child slips past airport security lands himself on a plane to sin city. >> how he did it and more on his trip coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a 9-year-old takes the trip of a lifetime as he sneaks past airline security. whitacker reports with more on how the kid did it. >> reporter: it all started at the minneapolis st. paul airport. a 9-year-old boy who's name has not been released took the light rail from home to the airport made it past the tsa screeners and boarded a plane to las vegas without a boarding ticket. >> in my wildest manage nation i don't know how he could do it. >> reporter: taking a bag off the carusel and sitting to eat at a restaurant. he told the waitress he needed to use the restroom leaving his baggage the bill. >> the next day he decided he was going to go to las vegas and he did it. >> reporter: he got through security possibly blending in with a family. >> it wasn't the fact that he potentially could have had a weapon on him he was screened. the real question is, how do you get aboard an airplane without the proper validation that you belong there. >> reporter: i

cities. >> nbc news has learned that that 9-year-old boy has had previous run-ins with airport police. says he did go through security with every other passenger and they believe he may have attached himself to another family to board that flight. >>> the supreme court goes back to work tomorrow to begin its new term. most of the justices attended this annual red mass today at st. matthews cathedral in northeast d.c. the supreme court is expected to hear some controversial cases this term including the place for prayer in government settings. and affirmative action case. and for the first time in seven years the court will hear an abortion case. the court may also hear suits over parts of obama care. >>> major milestone for some victims of the boston marathon bombings today. dozens gathered on a field today to take part in a running and mobility clinic. for many it was their first time running since losing a limb in that deadly attack six months ago now. they were paired with coaches who helped them get used to their lu limbs. >> had to experience using it. i thought, i'm never going t

airport. they will use government and private data basis. it will help to speed up the security process. >>> the horse carriages of new york city may soon be off streets. mayoral candidates say they plan on appalishing the horse drawn carriag carriages, and so at time for a little pop culture. it's betty white's turn to have wrecking ball fun of her own. she gets on a wrecking ball, and happily she is fully clothed. >>> and then texas stats on voter ids. >> the dome getting a million-dollar makeover. that's next. in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. because an empty pan is a blank canvas. [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. t

new york city today but maybe only 20 minutes or so. portland a couple of showers here. the rest of the country looks really good. airport should be really good this afternoon. sunny out into dallas and memphis. temperatures different than we have been. a high today of less than 70 in new york city. 72 in d.c. and 68 in atlanta this afternoon. in fact, the way this cold front has worked out, atlanta is nine degrees cooler today than minneapolis. so kind of an up and down forecast for you. back to you guys. >> it could be a major day for money and politics. the supreme court hearing a challenge that limits on how much individuals can give candidates, political parties and political action committees in a two-year election cycle. we are talking about a total amount you can give to candidates or parties. limits have been in places since the 'seventh a70s. the argument says it limits first amendment right to speech and this supreme court has modified a lot of the campaign finance rules. this could be another pivotal case. >>> a school district is -- it is a first charge brought by this grand jury. investigating whether adult

new york city right around 5:00 to 6:00. so that will tell you when we'll have the worst airport delays. so again strong storms rolling through the northeast. they will only last about a half hour, but when it come through, make sure you're inside. >> and we did it dodge a bullet with karen. >> so far. maybe we won't have anymore storms this year. >> thanks, bill. >>> just ahead, the late ellen thomas said jfk was too fresh on a date. a and what are the most danger recent states in america and are you living in one of them? we'll reveal the top five when we come back. [ female announcer ] get to pizza pleasing faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack defying, satisfying mmm. totino's pizza rolls. mm-hmm. hmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. now in two bold new flavors! [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they d

two hours from now, 2:00 to 3:00 the worst will roll through the area and new york city right around 4:00 or 5:00. thomas airportt starting to pile up a lot of areas get worse as storms roll through. probably stoppages at the airports, too. the key is will we get tornadoes. so far, no, we haven't. >> bill karins. appreciate it. we switch gears to this story starting a new dialogue about one person's story about a child that asked a fellow student on valentine's day on a dare and shot and killed execution style. a powerful documentary that begins today on hbo offering a gripping retelling of larry king. king a 14-year-old exploring gender identity when he was gunned down by a boy that he liked. >> when he asked me what to do about the situation, my response to him was nothing. what to do about this situation is nothing. and to keep it private and to dwell upon it. larry shouldn't have expressed himself so blatantly, openly trans sexual. >> speaking with those seared into memory raises questions about lgtb teens, juvenile justice, small towns. martha, great to have you here. this is a heck of a directorial debut,

the airport is back to normal this morning but for the unruly passenger. >> in new york city a second biker is arraigned after a motorcycle road rage incident that has gone viral on sunday off when the driver of a range rover got in an accident with a member of a motorcycle group. dozens of bikers surrounded the s.u.v. and slashed the tires. the 33-year-old driver rammed through the crowd do get away and crushed the election of a bike are and hit two others. the bikers caught up with the driver and pulled him out of the range rover and beat him while his wife and young child watched. one of the bikers is in a coma and the family is demanding the driver of the range rover be prosecuted. >> the social media phenomenon called "revenge porn" is again the law in california. the governor has signed a law that makes it illegal to post naked pictures of ex-es after a bit are breakup. it is a growing problem in the age of social media as private photos and videos are finding their way on to hundreds of webs. you could face up to six months in jail and $1,000 fine. >> a study says exercise is a

airport. it landed nose first and skid do a stop in the grass near the runway. 16 people on that flight from nashville to new york city had hurt. the pilot had flown with southwest for 13 years. >> this morning, we now know what caused a fire to destroy a tesla electric carr, and a camera captured the flames. a spokeswoman says this fire started in the car's battery. an alleged metal i can item hit the battery. shares fell more than 6% when video of that fire went viral. >>> 64 degrees. 4:57 this thursday morning. >> get ready, gradiaters, it is the night we've all been wading for. and, a popular store is getting >> day three and still no end in sight for the government shutdown. now, with the threat of a default growing, lawmakers will have to figure something out fast. >> plus, the latest on the allegations of misconduct surrounding two georgetown university basketball coaches. >> and, cat fans, get ready to rock the red. we've got a look ahead to tonight's home opener. good morning, washington at 5:00 a.m. begins right now. >> live from the abc7 broadcast center, this is good morning, washington, on your side. >> g

airport delays are possible in houston and new orleans. that's due to lightning storms. >>> it could take days before new york city police unravel all of theetails behind a shocking case of road rage, even though most of the incident was caught on camera. >> the video shows a group of motorcycle riders surrounding an suv, chasing it. then beating the suv driver after he runs over one of the bikers. so far, the motorcyclists are getting most of the blame. but the injured biker's wife says the suv driver's at fault. >> he is paralyzed from the waist down. his spine was broken in two different places. and there's no hope for that, as well. >> right now, two of the motorcyclists are in custody. police say they expect to make more arrests. >>> caught on camera in california. the rescue of a woman from a burning car. a police cruiser's dash cam caught the dramatic moment when a police officer dove into the car to save a 22-year-old driver. she had collided head-on into a power pole. at one point, passersby also tried to help. the woman is recovering in the hospital. >>> a dozen people have the coast guard to thank for saving them in the gulf of

airport. >>> a motorist pulled from his car by a group of bikers in new york city. janel borle has the latest on this story. >> reporter: craig wright, covering himself yiewrpdneath a blanket. he is the fifth suspect in the motorcycle road rage incident, for the beating of his wife. the 29-year-old was arrested outside of his home in kenarsy brooklyn, where police searched the bags of each person leaving the house. >> a very nice young man. very responsible, as far as i know. >> investigators say wright was one of the people seen beating lien on the pavement of a washington heights street. we are also now hearing from the man whose helmet cam recorded the original video that has become viral. he was questioned by investigators and released. in an exclusive interview with cbs news, his attorney says dress love did not do anything wrong. >> he is simply a motorcyclist enthusiast who had a helmet cam on. >> he set off the attack by lowing step down said recently, he was only breaking to change lanes and find his friends. they are facing multiple charges. meanwhile, pol

. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in houston, dallas and kansas city, where lightning and wind could make for trouble. >>> back to the newsated battle over hot sauce. residents in the suburb of irwindale are complaining about the smell coming from the factory of the requirery sauce srirac sriracha. >> the director there points to another plant that makes hot sauce. >> we have a city in the city of rosemead that's been in operation for 30 years. we haven't had an issue there. >> it smells real strong. kind of burns our eyes. and burns our lungs and stuff. >> all right. the city has filed a lawsuit aimed at stopping production unless the factory installs a filtration system. sriracha's ceo says if production stops, prices will rise. >>> in northern california, more than 1,000 people marched to protest the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy by a sheriff's deputy. the death of andy lopez has become a flash point and a growing concern over police overreaction and racial profiling. the deputy who killed lopez thought the boy's pellet gun made to look like an a.k.-47, was the real thing. >> what we really want is for something

new york and pennsylvania and the great lakes. we will have a mostly dry day. 62 right now at the airport. ocean city, 61. look how warm it is downtown. we are warming back up into the afternoon. it feels like august out there. scattered clouds to the afternoon. there could be a straight sprinkle or shower. such a low chance of it. it has been so completely dry. most areas have been dry. same case tonight. a very mild start to your saturday morning. 87.s tomorrow 83 to dryre looking at a mostly weekend. temperatures in the 30's right now in rapid city. they are getting a lot of snow in the rockies. that cold front is going to be pushing east. it may pick up some moisture from tropical storm karen. it could re-strengthen as it moves through the gulf. we have tropical storm watches at this point. landfall karen to make and continue to track towards the east coast. that is why we could see some rain monday into tuesday. the timing will be crucial to how much rain we could get. outdoor plans this weekend looking good. sunday night into monday will be our best chance for rain. behind that, temperatures should

new york city. we'll look at what his taggings command top dollar. >>> plus new stories on health. could living near an airportr chances of heart disease. we're going to talk with dr. david agus. that story ahead. >>> one suspect is an undercover police detective. he's allegedly seen on video hitting and kicking the suv before the driver was attacked. our senior correspondent john miller is a former deputy commissioner with the new york police department. good morning. >> good morning. >> he's four days later being charged. >> it's bad day for the nypd. remember, this is a story that doesn't start out as a good day because they had a detective on the scene who was undercover, took no action to intervene and waited four days to come forward and say i was there. that got worse yesterday when they reviewed the videotapes this week that they received from other sources other than the you tup video. that see him banging out the back window of the suv during the incident that led up to the man. that changed the calculus to is it a departmental matter to a criminal matter. >> also is there evidence he lied and did no

new york city. philly is the only airport with a two-hour delay. all the airports have a chance of that.a nor'easter-type look. the waves are up on the beaches. it's a large wave coming onshore. every high tide, we will take a little bit of the beach away. we will get beach erosion out of this. it will rain hard too. they are producing two to three inches of rain. some in jersey northward, again, that's over three days. it will be chilly with the temperatures if we lucky. they will clear out and the middle of the country, they had a great week. look at this today. 78 and sunny. all the way up to the border. you have 78 and sunny in minneapolis. they are dealing with this today. through the upcoming weekend. you are watching "morning joe" on this thursday. hey, i notice your car yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. you shoulda taken it to midas. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what stuff can wait. high-five! arg! brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) 20 years with the company.hool. thousands of presentations. and one hard earned partnership. it