noah drake on general hospital, he was no teen.was 31 and as his memoir late late at night reveals had already lived through amazing times. in 1968 his band played vietnam. on the battle lines one night, rick, a musician, not a soldier, was goaded into firing mortar

from egyptian, searched for noah's arks and mount sinai gh after more than a century it was moved to nile river to lake ton na in ethiopia. this is where they say they had the it. we are going to go by with a boat. they are going to say the ark sat in a tent similar to the tabernacle in the wilderness. >> the monks living on the island haven't changed their worship for thousands of years. they dress in animal skins farming the small isla spending more than 3 hour as day in prayer. monks showed us relics they say

it was not raining when noah built the ark. tomorrow is today. children only have one childhood. they need to be healthy now. they need quality, early childhood health care. they need first grade schools with first-rate teachers, and they need to know that there is a good paying job after college in their future. we must plan ahead and resist this quick fix, for-profit driven culture. it has gotten us into trouble. lesson four. do not listen to the critics and naysayers. just do the job that needs to be done to educate our children. if you do not want to be criticized, do not say anything or do anything. stand up and fight for our

all of us need to know about life can be learned from noah's ark, according to an anonymous writer. lesson one, don't miss the boat. the united states is going to miss the boat to lead and compete in our globalizing world because we are now preparing a majority of our children for the future. the greatest threat to america's national security comes from no enemy without, but from our failure to invest in and educate all of our children. [applause] every 11 seconds of the school day, he child drops out. -- a child drops out.

. >> less than a month ago, 12-year-old noah house was in the intensive care unit suffering from a rare infection. >> the next day he asked for an "i love boobies" bracelet. >> he couldn't speak, so he wrote that. >> i decided i wanted one. >> all noah wanted was one of these, the all-popular breast cancer awareness "i love boobies" bracelet. shoiz mom got him one. it turns out the store clerk was mistaken. the creator of the "i love boobies" campaign is based in southern california. they claim its mission isn't about research or finding a cure, it's simply to promote breast cancer awareness, education and prevention. >> it's kind of irritating that you wonder where the money goes and then you assume that it's going one place and now you don't know where it's going. >> after raising nearly $500,000 in 2008, the organization's latest irs 990 filing shows it only gave $6,723 to breast cancer related grantsz. >> when i look at the form 990, it does raise some questions. >> more than 66,000 for t-shirts, nearly 87,000 in salaries, 50,000 in travel expenses, more than 42,000 in office expens

. >> jimmy: like noah. >> like noah, right, two redheads, two brunettes. >> jimmy: and so now you'llup in a little while. >> whoa, i'm tired already. >> jimmy: you're not looking for a whole big deal? >> 80 sounds like -- people i think who are 80, dribble things down -- oh, geez, look at that. >> jimmy: well, you're changing all that. and changing your jacket. here's something else i want to ask you about. i heard you watch "dancing with the stars" religiously. is that true? >> it's a religion. god rests in "dancing with the stars." i love "dancing with the stars." but not so much because of the dancing. because the way the people change in the show. they change physically. they get thinner. >> jimmy: some of them. >> who doesn't get thinner? >> there's a couple that haven't gotten any thinner this year. >> well, that's true. but they can't dance, either. >> jimmy: you might be right. >> but they change. not only do they change physically, but the interaction between the dancer and the celebrity changes. you can see, there's kind of in the beginning, oh, hello, and it gradually gets

searching for biblal relics, taking the biblas a literal guide, he has traced from egyptian, searched for noah's arks and mount sinai gh after more than a century it was moved to nile river to lake ton na in ethiopia. this is where they say they had the it. we are going to go by with a boat. they are going to say the ark sat in a tent similar to the tabernacle in the wilderness. >> the monks living on the island haven't changed their worship for thousands of years. they dress in animal skins farming the small isla spending more than 3 hour as day in prayer. monks showed us relics they say arrived with the ark. >> they are said to be brought with e ark from soloman's temple. they put the blood in it and sprinkle the blood upon the ark. >> their ancestor safeguarded the ark for 800 years. >> in that time ethiia became a christian nation and the king retrieved the ark and took it to ox san where we are going next. >> city of ox san was once the capitol of the kingdom. ancient kingmarked their graves whicrival the pyramids. legend hasit ark was brought in 400 a. d. anplaced in the church of lady man

noah drake on general hospital, he was no teen.nd as his memoir late late at night reveals had already lived through amazing times. in 1968 his band played vietnam. on the battle lines one night, rick, a musician, not a soldier, was goaded into firing mortar rounds at vietcong positions only to face a solemn reckoning. rick, did you kill a man? >> i did, and that's still really the hardest thing for me to -- it's one of the hardest things for me to accept out of all the terrible things i've done. one of the mortars had hit a target, and it killed a guy. i didn't go there to do that. and it still weighs really heavily on me. >> reporter: his first bit of stardom came in 1971 including an uninhibited love life and interludes with demi moore, valerie bertinelli and "the exorcist's" linda blair then only 15. >> reporter: you could have gone to prison for linda blair. >> i could have gone to prison but the good news is it was the '70s and nobody cared. linda was as into it as i was very much so in fact, you know, she made the first move

. >> while boozer departs, noah will be sticking around.nder agreed to a 5-year deal to be worth $60 million. the bulls chose to lock noah up and joe hakeem was more than happy to oblige. >> people put numbers like that in front of you, it's very hard to say no. you know, you have to keep things in perspective a little bit but, you know, some people are telling me like no, don't take it. but a day after, i think i made the right decision. >> ryder cup spilled over into monday the first time and with just a slim chance, the us rallied, thanks in part to tiger woods, holds his approach for eagle on 12 to win his match from francesco mollinary. it came down to the final match. gram sinks this birdie to go 2 up on american hunter mayhan. mayhan needed this at 17 and with all the pressure he leaves it short, europe gets the ryder cup. the us will try to get it back in medina in two years. >>> a couple more baseball managers were fired. the mets and pirates managers were fired. bob brenly's name is surfacing in milwaukee as a replacement. >>> fin

i think they found noah's ark on some mountain in turkey. >> that's in your bible.f you are a religious person and the bible is written by god, why isn't -- why is stuff in the bible untrue? >> bill: it's allegorical, bill. i'm sure you know it's allegorical and they are parables and they are designed to teach you a greater truth that apparently has alluded you. it's not a literalist interpretation, the bible. >> i thought it was the word of god. i thought it was literal and a lot of religious people do. what about the part in the bible that says if you see your neighbor working on a sunday, you should kill him is that a parable or literal? >> bill: i think that's probably -- i don't know that parable. is that romans? ecclesiastes? where did that come from? >> it's not a parable. no it's in deuteronomy. it's a law if you see your neighbor working on sunday you should kill him. it doesn't sound like a parable to me. if it's your perfect holy book written by god why is there stuff in there that doesn't make sense or is it immoral. >> bill: i respect the bible and i ta

noah drake on "general hospital to "jessie's girl," rick springfield was a teen heartthrob and grammy, 17 top 40 hits. >> also is not wearing a tie in that scene. in his new book "late, late at night" he opens up about what was going on behind the teen idol persona and talked with chris connelly about it all. >> reporter: 1981 he was a rock weather a teen idol's appeal. ♪ you know i wish that i had jessie's girl ♪ >> reporter: but when rick springfield was riding high with "jessie's girl" -- >> it's the only thing on my mind at the moment >> reporter: and playing dr. noah drake on "general hospital," he was no teen, he was 31, and as his memoir "late, late at night" reveals had already lived through amazing times. in 1968 his band played vietnam. on the battle lines one night, rick, a musician, not a soldier, was goaded into firing mortar rounds at vietcong positions only to face a solemn reckoning. rick, did you kill a man? >> i did, and that's still really the hardest thing for me to -- it's one of the hardest things for me to accept out of all the terrible things i've done. one of

the name of the settlement means noah's ark the may be no biblical flood but dozens of people have flocked here from big cities only a few plots of land are still vacant. hello. maxime from moscow is one of the most recent newcomers he wants to take advantage of the warm weather to finish building a house he spent a good deal of time and effort preparing for his move to come check his boss had allowed him to report to work in moscow only twice a month he also convinced his wife and children that it was much easier to work outside the us. i grew up in a village. that is in my apartment there wasn't enough space for me. to my windows trees all around and lots of open space for myself so i don't have people cramping. things before the country. seems wife is a doctor by trade after she came here it took her a while to get used to the daily manual work the rainy the shops centers in the settlement electricity only came here a couple of years ago residents are frequently found baking their own bread. when life gets tough i take comfort from the fire was working in moscow i spent three hours goin

remember, noah's ark was built by amateurs. the titanic was built by professionals. of state from that small group of experts, who recklessly jeopardized all of our lives for personal gain. use your own power. don't rely on experts. last lesson, build your future, build our children's future and our nation's future on high ground. let's leave our nation and our world better than we found it -- more hopeful, more peaceful, more productive, more unified. this may be the first time when our children and grandchildren will be worse off than their parents and grandparents unless we correct course with urgency, with the power reflected in your witness today. let me end with a brief prayer. god, we have pushed some many of our children and a tumultuous sea of life, in small and leaky boats, without the bible, gear, and compass. please forgive us and help our children for give us. help us now to build that transforming movement, to give all of your children the anchors of aith and love, the rudder of hope, the sails of health and education, and the paddle of family and commu

this was noah's ark kind of stuff last night and they went through the behaves rain at the beginning of the storm. the second pulse that came through last night is the one that popped the cork and they are starting to recover now. reporting live in saint mary's county, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> breaking news from receive earn most maryland. sky 9 found a massive sinkhole on gambles road, nine miles south of bwi airport. we are told that a culvert holding up the road failed in the heavy rains. repairs could take a couple of weeks. >>> flooding was also a problem in another part of southern maryland. our kristin fisher continues our coverage from lusby in calvert county. >> reporter: well, this is really the bull's eye for this storm. calvert county got over a foot of rain in the past 36 hours and now the cleanup begins. we've got some road closures, some minor flooding, but i think the worst damage that i have seen is this home in lusby, maryland. walk with me and check this out. yesterday, at the height of the storm, all of the rain water was rushing down this front yard, and you

>> we are really talking noah's ark stuff last night. 13 inches of rain fell in that big storm. there was an early evacuation but folks were allowed back in. then it started to rain again last night and the trailer park got flooded in a big way. they were caught by surprise in the dead of night by a flood that tore decks from homes, trashed cars, ruined houses and contaminated the area with spilled fuel oil. >> i didn't think thing like that was going to happen. >> they act like it was our fall we come back to our own home. >> reporter: the complaint is the road to the trailer park had been reopened late thursday after an evacuation earlier in the day, allowing residents to come back in. only to be flooded out by the saint mary's river when the rain picked up with a vengeance overnight. >> they opened the roadways back up. once it was evacuated once, everybody decided to come home. fire department went back at 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday. >> reporter: the county's emergency manager said county officials hacked responsibly. there were two door to door sweeps by firefighters d

but the great divergence may matter even more. >> osgood: commentary from tim noah.face the nation. good morning, bob. >> schieffer: hey, good morning, charles. well, we're going to talk to karl rove. is is he the boogie man that democrats claim he is? or is he a miracle fund-raiser who is leading the republicans to a takeover of the house? we'll talk to him about it. >> osgood: thank you, bob schieffer, we'll be watching. ahead here on sunday morning, steve hartman finds trouble in paradise. >> all the vehicle systems are outstanding today. >> reporter: for our third everybody in the world has a story space station commander jeff williams' random stab at the globe sent us to southern indonesia to the island of bali. it was here that fate handed me one of the most relateable stories i've ever told. this woman lives with her husband. their first names are the same. when i first met them, their lives seemed so different from ours. he makes bamboo furniture by hand. she makes regular offerings to the hindu gods. they live with their two children on just $10 a day. and y

without the noah's ark of tanks and care, it would be the end of the panamaan golden frog. >> because the zoo's freeding program, frogs have been sent to other zoos. >> and the gold is to expand genetic diversity. >>> there's nor to come on "wjz eyewitness news" sunday morning. >>> the drill has reached the 33 miners stuck in that nine chile. >>> and why large banks may be forced to temporarily stop evicting ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back to "wjz eyewitness news" sunday morning. i'm gigi barnette. >> and i'm tim williams. it's the bottom of the hour. we're looking at temperatures around 50 degrees. sunny, calm and bright day. take a look down here. i'm not sure which parking lot that is. but it's at the base. stadium. and we're looking at tailgater in place. it's only 8:30 this morning and the tailgaters are in place. >> got to come early for that. >> you have to be prepared. so they're going to be looking at a nice forecast. and we'll have the exact ravens' forecast in a few moments. we can tell that you the temperatures are around 50, the winds are calm. and the winds coming in

zito stopped to sign autographs for fines like noah. >> with a secret message. >> he's got to go up to them and wait to sign. with memories fresh, giants fans can't help but be psyched up. >> i'm excited, too. game one was amazing. >> these guys were casing like z.it was amazing. >> fans hope matt cane can come out tonight. >> so this is time to put that into the scrap book. and there is a trip up from southern california. >> do you have a lot to tell friends? >> there is mike denton is clearly a giants fan. >> i've got statement worked out for those that are harassing me last night. >> we're not going to talk about that. >> and it's going to be nice tonight? >> this is my kid. i have to. >> feeling good about tonight? >> yeah. i'm excited. i think they're going to go all the way. >> this is the series moving on sunday f there is a game five, the return here at at and t park next week. and there are about 5,000 tickets left for game five, starting price for the seats is about 45s skpdz koit change depending on the outcome of tonight's game. >> and and this is no kidding there is over t

noah, rained 40 days and 40 nights. a good cleansing time. i want you to join me on something.mmitment to do these three things. first is faith. pray. find your relationship with god. pray on your knees. every night. the second thing is hope. you can't expect honesty from others if you don't do it yourself. stop all lies for 30 days. the next is charity. remember it begins at home. do something kind for every member of your family at least once a week. let's use 40 days and nights to show people who we are. >> i gave a 40-day challenge on the air. 40 days ago today. my challenge to you today is to make a choice. does america go forward? the american experience expands, or does the experiment fail with us? if you penal to yourself you will restore honor in your own life, we will leave freedom better than how we found it. >> dear glenn, charity is something i need more of. the 40-day challenge has been a good wake-up call to me. i found myself in attendance on 8-28. me, a guy from montana with a wife and three kids. i could have floated off the national mall that day. i started m

noah, rain, 40 days, 40 nights. good cleansing time.ask you to join me on something, make a commitment to do these three things for 40 days and 40 nights, change your life. first on faith. pray. find your relationship with god. pray on your knees every night. the second thing is hope. hope comes from truth. you can't expect honesty from others if you don't give it to them yourself. stop all lies for the next 40 days. and the third one is charity. remember that it begins at home. do something kind for every member of your family, at least once a week. let's use these next 40 days and night to prepare ourselves to show people who we really are. ♪ >> i gave a 40-day challenge on the air. 40 days ago, today. [ applause [ applause ] my challenge to you today is to make a choice. does america go forward? the american experience expands? or does the experiment fail with us? if you pledge to yourself that you will restore honor in your own life, we will leave freedom better than how we found it. [ applause ] >> dear glenn, charity is something

. >> noah. noriah. josiah. jonah. malia. isaiah. jeremiah.kai. >> it's easy for me, i make nickname. number one. number two. number three. number three -- >> there's still a hole -- >> i fix the hole. i'm sorry. i'm working now. i clean everything for you. oh. i make mistake. i clean that after. >> oh, the boy fighting with the girl. >> naughty. >> you want some egyptian music for him? >> yes, that sounds good. [ singing in foreign language ] >> that's too loud. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. quiet now. >> your voice -- very strong. >> like you. let's smile together. one, two, three -- >> what's wrong with you? what's wrong with your laugh? >> i laugh like you. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love the smile. very nice smile. she's a smile like -- it's smile, stop, smile, stop. good power, this lady. >> no one could laugh like yeyha. there's no way. >> look. i'm done. okay? >> okay. >> yehya worked very hard on the ceiling. there's a bit of a crack there. but he tried. and that's all that matters. >> i work very hard all day. you need a break. you and me. >> o

it was not raining when noah built the ark. tomorrow is today. children only have one childhood. they need to be healthy now. they need quality, early childhood health care. they need first grade schools with first-rate teachers, and they need to know that there is a good paying job after college in their future. we must plan ahead and resist this quick fix, for-profit driven culture. it has gotten us into trouble. lesson four. do not listen to the critics and naysayers. just do the job that needs to be done to educate our children. if you do not want to be criticized, do not say anything or do anything. stand up and fight for our children, all of them. lesson 5. for safety's sake, travel in pairs. better still, travel with your brothers and sisters and community leaders. we have got to turn back those who hijacked dr. king's words but subvert his call t poverty, excess of militarism, excessive individualism that is killing our children. particularly now, we must make sure that we end those massive tax giveaways to the richest 2% when 15.5 million children are languishing in pove

jocome noah played 19 minutes but nicely. bulls lose 88-83. opener is tonight against kirk hinrich and the wizards. >>> illinois' lottery drawing coming up next. (vet) 3q i love working with animals, but my allergies put me in a fog. so now, i'm claritin clear! claritin works great on all my allergies like dust, mold, pollen, or pets without making me drowsy, cause i want to be alert around this big guy. live claritin clear. indoors and out. >>> new study shows working moms contributed about 2% more to the family finances than 2009. that's the highest single increase in 15 years. however, not because they are making more money. recession hit male dominated jobs like manufacturing and construction leaving many without jobs and more relying to their wive's paycheck's study shows that women who worked full time still do the bulk of the work around the house. >>> on the medical watch, looking to your lungs through your mouth. a new test for lung cancer with a cheek swab. it is one ever the deadliest forms of cancer since it's so difficult to detec

phil: it's the blitz from the left, roe noah knows it, moves to his right, how about the throw and catchlliams. watch how late it takes for him to throw his hands up, the ball is there, it's almost past him. roy williams is -- i'll never forget, the cowboys, third preseason game, they were telling me they thought roy williams has changed. he's going to be a big part of the football team. and he has so far this year. jim: starting to show, isn't it romo, big ball for austin, finnegan snug on the coverage. we've got a flag in the backfield. referee: holding, offense, number 65, 10-yard penalty, still first down. jim: that's gurode, the center. phil: oh, ok. they had it blocked but he fell down, a little double move to the outside. cortland finnegan all over miles austin. jim: backs up the cowboys to the 43. 6:44 to go. austin with only a couple of short receptions in the second half. lines up at the top of the screen. they go run, felix jones, down to the 30. got 13 of it back. running behind jason witten. phil: nice call by jason garrett. couple of times today we've seen that this tenness

. >>> last chance for the bulls to tune up for the start of the season without noah.ouch of the flu. but they did okay without him. gibson with the finish. huge game for dang tonight. spots up here for a three pointer. dang finished with 29 and the bulls finish the preseason 4-5, a convincing win over indiana. 102-74. they open up wednesday at the thunder. >>> area college basketball teams have been at work for a week now. that includes the leola team. all five starters returned from last year's squad which came within a point against butler. >> we do think there's a lot of potential. you play well at home. we do have a lot of home games this year. and attractive home schedule for fans to go out. i think it's a fan-friendly team. if you come and see them win or lose, these guys will hopefully get on the floor and represent what we're about. >>> linebacker lance briggs is listed as questionable for the bears game against the redskins. urlacher is among those listed as probable despite missing practice time this week. but garza, bowman are both doubtful. the bears could

this mother of 5-year-old noah that she would only use someone that age as a helper. >>> at 11, you'reot ready for it. you're still literally a kid. >> reporter: last mth, a child died from head to body injuries. police near atlanta say the 11-year-old baby sitter is responsible. although police don't say wt led up to the alleged beating, a new survey is helping doctors understand whether tween baby sitters are able to cope with difficult situations. >> i think it a s a developmental thing them don't necessarily understand that a toddler can get in trouble in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: the yardly pete trick said the findings in the survey of preteen baby sitters are mix. researchers from penn state hershey children's hospital say almost all young sitters know what to do if there is an intruder or a sick or injured child. but a whopping 40% admit they've left an infant in their re unattended. 20% say they have opened the door to strangers. baby sigt classes are common thesdays but less than 20% of younger baby sitters have taken one. half know first-aid and cpr d most know where

coming up, a noah's ark for threatened frogs.t story as eyewitness news continues. >>> all of these ladies have been here at towson town center. to see who, ladies? i'm jessica kartalija. >>> and another day of overcast skies and cooler temperatures. is there a pleasant change in the forecast? the answers still ahead. ma'am, can you identify the other airline that charged you bag fees? that's it. that one...right there. exactly how much did the other airlines make off with? ♪ it was like $25. was that one-way? or roundtrip? roundtrip. $50? did you have a second bag? yes. mm! it was $35. that's $120 roundtrip. [ gasps ] oh! ah! ♪ [ ding ] eaks to send jobs over seas. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! extirchts

here we see our good friend ian and noah and they are checking for weapons. why would you do this? i don't know. if you are a boy, it's cool and it works. i will invite mike inouye up here and we will give you a live demonstration. i need you to face that direction. anybody bring you anything to carry on to the newscast? >> why did you choose mike? >> mike has that earpiece. >> that's what you can claim. it has two battery packs down here. here is and both. >> that's not a battery spak. >>> $25 from wild planet. >>> if you dragged it on the ground, it's in technology. the tsa guys. you get to do that once. $25 for wild planet called the security scammer. >> cool. >> it's 5:52. they are calling it geezers with guns. it's the tag line out in theaters today. >>> red follows the cast of arm and dangerous former cia operatives. assassination stars bruce willis and john mall covich. the character came out of retirement to clear their name. red is rated pg 13. back this time in 3d and filled with stunts and mischiefuous missions and it is rated "r." on a more serious note, check out convi

remember, noah's ark was built amateurs.amateur use your powers, your vote. of state from that small group of experts, who recklessly jeopardized all of our lives for personal gain. use your own power. don't rely on experts. last lesson, build your future, build our children's future and our nation's future on high ground. let's leave our nation and our world better than we found it -- more hopeful, more peaceful, more productive, more unified. this may be the first time when our children and grandchildren will be worse off than their parents and grandparents unless we correct course with urgency, with the power reflected in your witness today. let me end with a brief prayer. god, we have pushed some many of our children and a tumultuous sea of life, in small and leaky boats, without the bible, gear, and compass. please forgive us and help our children for give us. help us now to build that transforming movement, to give all of your children the anchors of aith and love, the rudder of hope, the sails of health and education, and the paddle of family and commu

it may not be as cheap as that jettably but it is called noah express. it will travel to the park slope neighborhood in we'll be right back lynn. it will bypass manhattan. an advanced fare cos $25 one way and $45 round trip. buses will start to run next friday. >>> it is 9 after the hour. >>> up next a calorie check. a closer look at halloween candy. >>> and then fast food. in three minutes how to eat healthier when you are on the run. >>> right now our focus on maryland's weather and traffic. here's tom sater. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. our focus on maryland, we will run the gamut, not just in weather but also in fall foliage. colors vary across the state. but look at what we have temperature-wise. chilly to the west where colors are at their peak. inland and toward the bay a little more in the way of green but temperatures will be cool for just about everybody. unseasonably cool as highs only in the mid-60s in many location. small craft advisory until 6:00 a.m. on the bay. that's until tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. as we look at th

then joakim noah showing off, very nice to the basket.s trail in dallas, 2 minutes left, 85-79. >>> the bears made it official this morning. jay cutler will not play in the game at carolina this weekend. so todd collins takes the wheel against the panthers. cutler practiced yesterday and today on a limited basis and will do so again tomorrow. but an independent doctor's exam led the bears to sit him for at least this week and turn to todd collins, whose last real playing stretch came three years ago. but the bears playbook will be wide open, so collins won't just be back there handing off. >> you got to make plays to win. you know, managing the game, i mean managing the game to win, i guess, you know, that's good. but i don't know how you define that in terms of making plays to score points. however you want to put it, the team with more points in the send going to win, so you got to find a way to manufacture those points no matter how they come, running the ball, passing the ball, a mix of both. >>> there will be a lot put on the bears'

. >> these noah.he'll turn 1-year- old this week and that he watches fox 5 morning news with his grandpa. >> poppa. >> how cute. thank you for sending it in. hi, grandfather. thank you for watching the show. to send us your child or grandchild's picture, go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. we only require that they are cute. i'm kidding. >>> let's take a look at what is going on with the weather conditions around the region. here is a look at the radar and we can see we have a few rain showers as we go to max 2 and show you the radar image. a few rain showers out to the west. that is is it. those have dissipated or are dissipating as we speak. there are still clouds out there. you don't see that on this image but as far as precipitation goes, we're pretty much down. i can't rule out a stray sprinkle but most of you will remain dry. reagan national 53 degrees. our temperature has dropped. humidity 66%. winds out of the west. barometric pressure has fallen ever so slightly. five-day forecast, high

noah drake on "general hospital," he was no teen. he was 31.als, had already lived through amazing times. ♪ why can't i find a woman like that ♪ >> reporter: he was just 17 when he fought the first skirmish in a life-long battle with depression. and this outwardly sunny soul decided to kill himself. >> so, i made a noose. and went out to the garden shed. and tied it around a rafter and stood on this baby chair. and kicked it away. >> reporter: but when the rope snapped, he fell to the ground unharmed. >> it changed my life. >> reporter: how did it change your life? >> i felt like i had a purpose. i felt like i was here for a reason. >> reporter: what did you think that reason was? >> music. ♪ will i ever see you again >> reporter: australian by birth, he headed to the u.s. by 1980, he was nearly broke when he got a record deal and was cast for a role on "general hospital." ♪ just let it go >> they're offering this staggering sum of $500. >> reporter: they paid you $500 a week to be on "general hospital." >> i was nobody. >> reporter: not for lo