our molly line live in the town of new london. i was wondering if we could get molly up what it looks like there and what you are feeling. >> absolutely, shep. the storm may be coming ashore south of us, but what's happening in connecticut is no joke and the authorities are definitely treating this as something very very serious. governor daniel maloy has talked about this is a life-athletic storm that hasn't been experienced in anyone's lifetime and in to noe uncertain terms he has asked people to stay home. take a look behind me. this is a big threat right now that the authorities are talking about. the sturgeon. we have not yet reached high tide. below that fence is a sea wall. the water has come up over that sea wall into the neighborhoods, into the park behind it and this is happening new london, connecticut. we have been driving around looking at things. 220,000 people. more than that are without power right now largely because of massive trees are some -- come down. multiple trees into people's homes. we have seen them taki

and molly keeping an eye on things for us in new london, connecticut. molly, what's the situation there? >> reporter: you know, rick was telling us how the worst of the storm is over, but there is a lot of danger here. that's the central point that the connecticut authorities have been trying to make to keep people off the roads. the governor went so far to close the highways to all non-essential emmeees. and they still want people to stay off the roads. here's why. massive, massive trees are down, across much of connecticut, particularly here in new london, connecticut. huge trees. a lot of debris on the roads. these kind of mon spheres -- monsters right into homes and they are taking out por lines. that's what make its so dangerous, the big tree, downed power line and it is debris on the road. the things you can't see in the dark and the things the utility companies won't be able to get to, possibly until daylight. there is still about 500,000 to 600,000 people without power, largely due to the situations like this. that situation is constantly changi

nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> a bright future ahead of her. >>> that's what's making news in america th live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> big problems for drivers along i-95. closed lanes in stafford county, virginia. good morning -- it is wednesday, october 24. i am stannate -- cynnÉ simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get straight to meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> another beautiful day. i hope you enjoyed yesterday. today's looking equally nice. a little bit of cloudiness we are waking up to. our temperature is mild with 60 degrees and winds to the southwest around 3 miles per hour. temperatures across the region in the 50's. our express forecast for today is looking for 76 by noon and 80 degrees by 5:00. overall allegre day, but we have some changes in the seven-day. we will tell you about that. then i will head over to traffic. >> good morning. we will have problems with interstate 95 in virginia. around midnight we had to tractor-trailer's involved in a crash. a lot of activity

the president declared three of four counties new london middlesex, fairfield county and i believe aally had to fight for that designation and that flooding storm i mentioned earlier, to get that declaration done quickly and right away i tell ya it provides a solid sense of confidence -- >> bill: what does it mean? >> it means if you are the mayor of new london and basically has no cash reserves it means you can send your police and fire -- you can spend some money in terms of dealing with the real -- sandbags and really down to earth bread and butter stuff and not be panicking about the fact that you may be capsizing your city's finances because you know you are going to have that reimbursement waiting for you. i will tell you from dealing with local officials, that gnaws at them. these are expensive undertakings. >> bill: yeah, you deal with the storm and then you have to deal with the rebuilding. >> absolutely. sadly i was in clinton, connecticut, yesterday, where, again they got bombed a year ago, and we saw homes that have been rebuilt that have just completely been redamaged ag

llama hasan, abc news, london. >>> lisa argen with our forecast. >>> looking nice except mountain view and san jose, sunny here temperatures 67 in concord already, we'll talk about an offshore flow as soon as tomorrow night and high fire danger, coming up. >>> gearing up for the next presidential debate why stakes are sky high. >>> researchers reveal one important thing parents can do to help their kids in >>> it is crunch time again for president obama and mitt romney with just 22 days left, they are holed up with aides cramming for tear debate tomorrow night. preparations are underway in hempstead, new york where the town hall style meeting will take place. >> reporter: paul ryan stomached in wisconsin today preaching -- stumped in wisconsin today. preaching against debt. >> if we tackle our problems before they tackle us we can get america on the right track. and young kids can come to an economy where next make the most of their lives because that's the american dream. >> the president: hello everybody! i brought food. >> reporter: the president handed out pizzas to campaign volunt

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llama hasan, abc news, london. >>> lisa argen with our forecast. >>> looking nice except mountain view and san jose, sunny here temperatures 67 in concord already, we'll talk about an offshore flow as soon as tomorrow night and high fire danger, coming up. >>> gearing up for the next presidential debate why stakes are sky high. >>> researchers reveal one important thing parents can do ron: years ago i made a promise to provide the best for my family, in sickness and in health. carol and i needed help figuring out what's covered by medicare and what's not. so we turned to the same folks we've relied on for health insurance all these years. announcer: ron and carol called anthem blue cross and found an affordable medicare plan that pays for some costs original medicare won't. now they can keep making memories for years to come. choose from plans offering protection from high out of pocket costs plus include prescription drug coverage with your monthly premium. get the freedom to keep the doctors you already trust. if you're eligible for medicare we'll help you find a plan that fits your

appears the trusted institution may have turned away while children were abused, kier simmons, nbc news, london. >>> and still ahead tonight for us, the buzz surrounding the product so many people buy to keep going and why that may be the wrong thing for some. and later, a second act for baby boomers, ready to do what they really enjoy. >>> there is something a lot of people buy in the news tonight, consumer reports is out with a new investigation on how much caffeine they put in energy drinks, and why you may not be able to believe what the labels specifically say. our report from nbc's tom costello who has been reporting on the story for some time. >> reporter: the headlines this week have been full of warnings about the caffeine levels in those high energy drinks. now, consumer reports has tested 27 products and found that five of the cans that list caffeine actually had caffeine levels at least 25% higher than what their levels indicated. and 11 of the products don't specify their caffeine levels at all, since they're considered a dietary supplement, they're not required to. >> it is import

michelle kosinski, nbc news, london. >>> and that is our broadcast on this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a story you'll see only on bay area. a south bay family greeted by police today as they tried to bring their daughters to the lohse galos gatos school. the superintendent accuses the family of lying. today both issues came to a head at drop-off. our

charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> jarvis: while europe wrestles with its struggling economies, the u.s. faces an unprecedented deadline. this week, the white house threatened to veto any legislation that would avoid the so-called fiscal cliff unless it includes a tax hike for the nation's wealthiest. if congress does nothing, the fiscal cliff will come at midnight to december 31, when the bush-era tax cuts expire, triggering a hike for 90% of taxpayers. the financial impact of an average middle-income household would be about $2,000, or $166 of automatic withholding per month. the trigger would also slash the defense budget by 50%, and domestic spending by 50% as well. shutting down 1,200 government programs. going over the fiscal cliff, says the congressional budget office, could push the jobless rate over 9%, dragging the country back into recession. mark zandi, chief economist with moody's is here to discuss. mark, thank you for being with us. the idea behind these spending cuts and tax hikes was to force congress to make a decision on this. if they do not, what happens next for

nbc news, london. >> and that is our broadcast on a friday night, thank you for joining us. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. of course we hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. >> good evening. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. let all of the games begin. a block buster weekend for san francisco is under way. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge. traffic is streaming into the city and it's going to get more full. but this is the calm before the storm. the storm of people that will hit the city tomorrow. from the america's cup races to the blue angels it will be a

nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> a bright future ahead of her. >>> that's what's makin . >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >>> your life is at risk. we heard the dangers before and today you can experience how tough it is to stay safe while texting behind the wheel. >> i go to the library and come back myself before so i was freaked out. >> college kids scared to walk alone after a student is sexually assaulted. >> and brace yourself. tropical storm sandy getting stronger and will make land paul in jamaica today will we will tell you when it's heading in our area on this wednesday october 24th. good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle. thanks for joining us. so gorgeous out it's hard to believe there's a storm. >> took my daughter for a walk and may have stayed a little longer but it was a perfect day to be outside. >> you know what we are talking about if you got outside. hopefully you will do it today because it's going to be better. >> it will be warmer. if you like the warmer temperatures, you will like today. tempera

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cbs news, london. >> well, the stock market could be headed for its worst week since june.comes as wells fargo revenue came in lower than analysts were expecting. right now the dow is faring okay down nearly -- up nearly 6 points at this hour. >>> u.s. safety regulators are investigating steering problems in 70,000 hundred die santa fees -- hyundai santa fees from the 2011 model year. a problem in the steering shaft could cause drivers to lose control. >>> officials are also investigating brake problems in the honda pilot. federal safety regulators say the brakes may come on without drivers stepping on the pedal. no crashes or injuries have been reported, but more than 200 owners of the 2005 pilot say the suv slowed to nearly a stop while they were driving on the highway. >>> and it's going to cost you a penny more to send mail next year. the u.s. postal service says the price of a first class letter will go up a cent in january to 46 cents. it's also introducing a global version of the forever stamp which will allow customers to send first class letters at $1.10 set price

abc news, london. >> incredible. >> caption that. >> i know.aption this is great picture. >> love it. >> it was sent in by steven of their son william who is ready for halloween. how cute is this? we posted it on the facebook page generated a ton of comments. william's proud grandmother says cutest little pumpkin -- pumpkin in the patch. barbara says does this make my butt look big. is this my new diaper? boy it's huge and one saying i can handle this. a little worried about christmas but thanksgiving could be very bad. >> oh a. >> keep your captions coming night more pictures for next week e-mail yours to pix@wmar.com and thanks for this. >> what a beautiful baby. >> adorable. >> 6:25. one arizona teacher dressed up as binder full of women for spirit week. leslie baker is hoping the costume will raise awareness. >>> a man lose control as the suv crashes into a parking lot. >> what police on the scene had to do to get him out of the burning vehicle. we will show you good morning maryland as it continues in a moment. mommy! i went potty! that's

cbs news, london. >> wicked tattoo there.ood morning. >>> thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. hi, monika samtani. >> hi, mike. >> howard bernstein is here with weather first. you'll be good to go through the morning and afternoon. nighttime is a different thing. >> late this afternoon we may get a shower in here by 5:00, 6:00. but it's really going to be overnight tonight is my greatest concern for some showers and potentially some thunderstorms. we even have a slight risk of severe weather according to the storm prediction center out of oklahoma. it's nice and quiet here on wisconsin avenue. not much going on. 55 degrees. noon 67. still partly sunny. clouds increase late. chance of a shower by 5:00. temperature coming down to 70 after hitting about 72 for that high. clouds are well to the west of us and east of us so clear skies

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let's start with injury news. londonletcher, hamstring strain in yesterday's game and re-evaluated on wednesday. the head coach saying today in regards to pierre garcone, there was a report out there was a ligament tear and he denied the report saying it was the same injury, and of course, the tight end is out for the season and an achilles tear in yesterday's game. the recovery is five to six months and he'll have surgery in north carolina tomorrow. >>> and to some big news today, they go after chris cooly and the 30-year-old was released august 28th and that is ranking fifth all time. he's in good shape, he said, ready to go and happy he was in the right place at the right time when his old team came calling. >> i feel fortunate that i didn't go play somewhere else. this is the opportunity that i wanted and i would be kicking myself if i was in another city and this came up. >> the number one concern, has he been working out and chris has. when he's running and lifting, that gives him a chance to get back quicker. and

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nick schifrin, abc news, london. >>> and we're so glad you were watching tonight. "nightline," of course, will be along later, and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. have a great night. ain tomorrow night. have a great night. >>> tonight giants prepare for game one of the world series. will the field be ready? we're live with team coverage from at and t park. >> i'm spencer christian. weather to the northwest working its way into our direction. we'll chart the progress in just a moment. >> apple steps up competition with a new ipad mini. they're refusing to play the other guy's game whit comes to price. >> and a massage treatment promising to make you look and feel better. >> giants won the pennent. >> unbelievable! >> the giants claim the national league pennant. now, it's dune to the business of winning the world series. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> with prices averaging more than $700 for game one, fan fever is building tonight over the giants returning to the world series. fans showed enthusiasm into the night after the giants won the national le

igor sachin is in new london and sources suggest he's trying to broker a deal to create the world's biggest publicly traded oil. that is in talks with me to buy a best stake in t. and pay the twenty eight billion dollars in cash and share to pay the new forces russia third largest group and its fifty percent by b.p. and fifty percent by a consortium of food russian tycoon but those two i could have easily been told the rules yeah and so it's just that they've signed a memorandum of understanding so their share in th paid b.p. is well this will likely happen in the future date rosneft is not going to have the fifty billion dollars in cash we would need on hand to complete both sides of the acquisition of one. all right let's get some background on this story that because take a b.p. oil reserves exceed nine billion dollars almost all of the phones production situation in russia it also has a five of its own or refined reza one of them is in the ukraine and over fourteen hundred petru stations in russia ukraine. but most importantly b.p. proved itself as one of the most profitable oil compani

nbc news, london. >> and the political war of words in atlantic city, new jersey. dozen people had to be rescued from emergency shelter when's power was knocked out last night. chris christie called the atlantic city mayor, a democrat, quote, impossible to work with under a mandatory evacuation oers. on nbc's "today" show this morning, langford accused the governor of playing politics in a serious situation. >>> still ahead on of the stor. how this amazing story of survival unfolded. >>> the very dangerous waters of the atlantic. 14 people were rescued yesterday off the coast of north carolina. after their boat started taking on water and sank. >> one person died and the ship's captain is still missing today. lester holt has more tonight on this survival story. >> the first survivors coming out. >> reporter: in tropical storm force winds, crew members of the ill-fated ship wearing orange survival suits are hoisted above coast guard helicopters. for the chopper crews, it was a daring mission into the teeth of the storm. >> the transit out there was relatively low le

obviously not so great emotional trauma. 28 year-old drew was one of the 14 crew members sailing from new london connecticut to st. petersburg florida when the ship the hms bounty found itself in trouble the wooden ship built in 1960 took on water after a first pump failed, and then a second one. it was stopped off the coast of north carolina when the super storm was bearing down on them his son was in the water for five-six hours before the coast guard made a very dramatic rescue saving all but two crew members aboard. >> it was a calculated sale they planned the details of it, they knew what they had to accomplish how they were going to do it and they would have been successful have they not had the mechanics functioned. they died in the shipwreck over the weekend and the captain is still missing tonight they called him a teacher and a good friend and that he will be greatly missed if he is in fact not found alive this is the ship famous to so many created in 1960 specifically for the movie mutiny on the bounty it's also been used in subsequent movies like pirates of the caribbean there has be

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also good news, london fletcher not dealing with a foot injury. just joking because the bad news is he's got a strained hammy and he also missed practice yesterday to see a specialist for balance problems. not sure if it's associated with a concussion but he is certainly questionable for sunday. >>> finally last night the giants going up two games to love against the tigers in the world series. getting this a sacrifice other fielder's choice i should say last night. that drove in a run. they beat the tigers 2-0. they're up two games to none in the world series. that's a quick look at sports. have a great friday, everybody. >> thank you, dave. >>> here's what it looks like on the northbound side of i-95 in springfield. no issues. traffic is moving so well, it's great. route 644 to the beltway and on to 395 up to the 14th street bridge. i cannot say there are any delays. howard? >>> tracking sandy which is in the bahamas this morning. looks like it could be causing problems for us later in the weekend, especially early next week. i'll have the very l

nbc news, london. >> just watching in fascination. >> five hours a day, though.t's some sort of discipline there to sit and do that. for a 7-year-old. >> we want it hear more from her. >>> still coming on "today." will the list of patrons in the prostitution ring be made public tomorrow? [ male announcer ] 20,000 btus produce a delicate sear. double-oven range makes dinner and dessert -- at the same time. turbo-charged advantium oven cooks more than twice as fast, in this culinary powerhouse. dan. yes? molÉ sauce. [ male announcer ] with ge's most advanced cooking technology, the cafÉ line takes food further. ♪ they're whole grain good... and yummy good. real fruit pieces. 12 grams of whole grains and a creamy yogurt flavored coating. quaker yogurt granola bars. treat yourself good. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. y

nbc news, london. >>> a story pet owners need to hear. safety harnesses put to the test. can they really keep your dog safe during a car accident? look at the crash test dummies. >>> taylor swift gets into a fender bender. she finally calmed down when she heard whose car she hit. >>> and why he has changed one of his hits into a hot pockets. ♪ >> a creative take on a popular rap is the newest ad campaign for a classic snack. snoop lyon has adopted his song to help sell hot pockets. a main line in the song now goes pocket like it's hot. the hot pockets folks are hoping the new ad will help the product image. over the years hot pockets has become the butt of many comedian jokes. ♪ >>> trouble and some embarrassment for country singer taylor swift. the 22-year-old recently got involved in a fender bender. generally no big deal, except this one happened while she was behind the wheel during an interview with "rolling stone" magazine. turns out the car she hit belonged to her bass player. taylor promptly promised him she would pay for everything and apologized profusely. >>> a

. >>> also good news, london fletcher not dealing with a foot injury. just joking. ws is he's got a strained hammy and he also missed practice yesterday to see a specialist for balance problems. not sure if it's associated with a concussion but he's certainly questionable for sunday. >>> finally last night the giants going up two games to love against the tigers in the world series, getting this sacrifice or fielder's choice i should say last night. that drove in a run. they beat the tigers 2-0. they're up two games to none in the world series. that's a quick look at sports. have a great friday, everybody. >>> tomorrow is the 22nd annual make a difference day. find out how you can get involved coming glup we've made it easy for you to track hurricane sandy on the go. text sandy to 25543. you'll receive simple instructions on how to download our wusa weather app, the best in town to your smartphone. here's monika with a traffic update. >>> traffic is moving well here in spring field. all lanes are open. northbound side franconia- springfield parkway up to the beltway

jeffrey kaufman, abc news, london. >> still ahead here. extreme green. bicycle made out of cardboard. it could change transportation as we know it. it really works. >> plus the bond blonde bomber on way to recovery. update on when the injured sea lions head when the injured sea lions head back that the bay. 7 news >> state health officials testing blood from 300 yosemite national park employee to try to understand more about a deadly virus. the virus carried by deer mice killed visitors and sicken others this summer. despite living working in the same environment as the tourist who fell ill no park employee were affected. this was most concentrated outbreak of the disease recorded since first detected nearly 2 decades ago. >> warnings now posted in the south lake tahoe area after convulsing chipmunk diagnosed with the plague. there are signs up at taylor creek visitor center where the animal was found. historic site in camp richardson resort north of state line. people in those areas are being asked to report any sick or dead animals. officials are trapp

nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> was that an advertisement for a piano company. . >> amazing. reaffirms my belief, some talent is god given. that's amazing. >> just look your talent. >> her parents are thinking of early retirement. just a thought. that's the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook. facebook. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the october bears are growling. stocks tumble on some rough corporate earnings news. >>> now all eyes are on wall street to see if the dow will recover from one of its worst days all year. it is wednesday, october 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. in a moment, what's behind the rough ride on wall street wland could be ahead in the next couple of days, also the next coupling of weeks. >>> also this half hour, shock and grief in a small new jersey town. first a young girl is murdered, and now police have arrested two neighbors, teenaged brothers. the new details of how they're accused of luring her. >> and how

molly is keeping an eye on things for us in new london and she has the latest. what is the biggest danger right now? >> reporter: you know, you mention the low-lying areas, that's something that the authorities have been concerned about. even those way up on a hill, far away from the owingside can see a lot of damage. take this home. we are not close to the water, but this has been occurring across connecticut, the big wind storms and the 70-mile-per-hour gusts have taken down a lot of these great, big trees. that's causing another very important piece ever danger to the community. that's downed power lines. quite a few downed power lines is causing the outages, the 500,000 to 600,000 outages that are reported earlier this evening. and they struggled to get the lights back on. it's a dangerous situation, especially for people going out in the dark, as we were seeing in the last hour or so utility crews are looking at everything. we will still be a precarious situation on the ground. that's what the authorities are most concerned about, people not heeding the dan