. >> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential financial, norfolk southern, the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. another week, another frontrunner this time it's former house speaker newt gingrich, who has used the debate stage to catapult himself into the lead in national polls and we hear today nevin new hampshire, where he is neck and neck with mitt romney. >> you know, things can change very rapidly. in my case, a lot of news media said i was dead in june and july. and yesterday afternoon in jefferson, iowa, someone entrusted me as the frontrunner. so you can't tell what's going to happen. gwen: as cain, bachman and rick perry have learned before him, the spotlight always brings scrute fully. but first, how did gring rich get to here now? >> that large measure he was waiting for the debates. gingrich back in the summer was saying wait for the debates because he's very good at t

>> additional funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential financial, norfolk southern. the anenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. last week we told you about why herman cains star was on the rise. this week we tell you about the worst week of his campaign. it all started with a story broken by "politico," which reported that two former employees accused him of sexual harassment in the late 1990's. his responses to the charges have been -- to put it charitably -- all over the place. >> was there any behavior on your part that you think may have been inappropriate? >> in my opinion, no. but as you would imagine, it's in the eye of the person who thinks that maybe i crossed the line. i was aware that an agreement was reached. the word "settlement" versus the word "agreement," you know, i'm not sure what they called it. >> the first phase is they ignore you. the second phase, they ridicule you. the third

. -- 32 degrees colder in norfolk. these air masses are getting more dynamic and moving a little bit more quickly. overnight, temperatures will fall around the 30 degree mark. 20's in outlying suburban areas. no higher than that. a very chilly day tomorrow. the average is 57. 39 late tonight for an average. 30 degrees in the morning. 43 at midday. by saturday, a full day of sunshine into the lower 50's. jump into the lower 60's on sunday. then another cold front will milled through still seasonal, but a chance of showers. -- another cold front will move through. >> if only because the calendar on fast forward to get back to the good stuff. >> you mean like may and april? [laughter] >>> tonight in prime-time, katie couric takes us behind-the- scenes of regis philbin's like as he plans to say goodbye to his talk show tomorrow after 28 years. >> after so many years of hard work why not give back a little bit? >> i plan to. i have done it all anyway. >> a special "20/20" with katie couric and regis philbin. that is followe

what is norfolk? military wives, $800. who is custer? george armstrong custer. military, $1,000. that's the former beatrice ayer, gazing up at this husband of hers. and that husband is general george patton. buddy, back to you with one category to go. geography, $200. what is uzbekistan? no. jay or buddy? we're talking about europe, so it's vatican city. "a" to "v." buddy, back to you. geography, $400. what is the united kingdom? united kingdom-- be more specific? uh, what is scotland? aye, that's it, lad. uh, european geography, $600. beginning northwest of moscow and flowing 2,300 miles to the caspian sea, this river is the longest in europe. what is the volga? $800. jay, you're in the lead, but i have more good news for you. your response of "case" a little while ago following buddy's incorrect response of "safe" was deemed acceptable by our judges, so you now have $6,000 as your total. $2,000, please. all right. here is the clue in european geography... what is the bay of biscay? correct. and now the last clue for $1,000... what are the faroe islands? and that takes you to $3

near 70 degrees or higher in norfolk yesterday, so 31 degrees colder than this time yesterday.he chill is here but it will move out. this warm air will transition our way over the weekend. a few flurries across the potomac thailand picked up on the doppler right now. -- potomac highlands right now. sunny, chilly tomorrow. northwestern wind, and then saturday we make it to the lower 50's. a return flow of warmer air will be here and then a cold front will take shape on monday and tuesday. here are the next seven days. 46 or high tomorrow. 52 and sunday on saturday. the weather affected by a slow- moving cold front clouds, and a chance of showers. clearing skies and seasonally cool temperatures for thanksgiving day. >> the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local tweeted dealers. moving you forward. the -- your local toyota dealers. >> caps in a slump. >> they are in the midst of a three-game road trip. they play winnipeg there southeastern division rival. it is way too early to panic at. he camps -- panic yet. the caps are tied but time to start scoring. terps plan and t

it's 68 norfolk. 61 richmond and 60 roanoke. no cold air to be found.ld stuff dominates this morning. as we pull back across the eastern sea board, this air extends to the deep south. memphis, pulled back a little bit. they were at 70 last hour. widespread 60s has fuel feeding that you see here. this is going to be the track for the next storm. that will pass to the northwest and keep us on the warm side. as we roll through this, thanksgiving week, round one of rain out of here. next batch of rain sitting across the lower portion of the as it passes to the northwest, it keeps us on the warm side, surge in pretty heavy moisture, we can get a lot of rain tomorrow and on in through wednesday itself. the trend takes us in to tomorrow morning with the band of rain. it will be with us tomorrow and maybe lasting in to wednesday morning. the band of moderate rain across the mid atlantic, stretching up towards new york city, that will be a travel issue tuesday and wednesday. orning, we generally have the front that should swing through with early possible shower

he was living in a house in norfolk with two fraternity brothers. >> and you think this person used their foot to kick in the door, went straight up and found your nephew and executed him. >> there were three of them, they kill him and the roommate opens the door, so they then shot the roommate 4 times. 4 times. when i went to visit that house for the first time and saw blood splattered all over the walls down the carpet and to know the same blood runs in my hand. it was tough. >> 40% at violent crimes at college involves students hurting other students. >> once they get behind a closed door, anything can happen. >> all killed at college. >> in what way are all of these young people in some ways the victim of the same circumstances. >> i think anger management. >> reporter: parents say they must teach their children learn with failure before they go off to school. dr. bates warnings parents to stay close to their kids even when they are far away. >> text and call them, they will know you are there, you are interested and when there is a problem they know where they can go. >> i think it's

a man from norfolk, virginia was found dead earlier this month. all the victims were thought to answer an ad looking for a farm hand in ohio. job applicants were lured to the area, robbed and shot. two men have been arrested so far. >>> coming up tonight, a potential danger involving a popular electrical vehicle. >>> madness brought out the worst in people all over the country. >>> unseasonably war >>> safety concerns tonight for general motors after some car batteries in the chevy volts caught fire. the federal officials have launched an investigation into the battery used in the electric car. the national highway traffic safety administration performed crash tests on three chevy volts last week. and two out of the three batteries caught fire or started smoking after the test. gm says that federal officials incorrectly stored the batteries. there have been no reports of similar incidents from owners. >>> amid all the frenzy on this black friday there were a few confrontations that went beyond the usual pushing and shoving. police had their hands

. >>> in the last hour a judge in norfolk said he would issue a ruling about whether justin wolf should get out of jail soon. the judge ruled he was wrongfully convicted for a murder in manassas. his attorneys say that he ought to be released while the ruling is appealed. >>> air forces top general criticized over the way some of the remains of our war heros from afghanistan and iraq. >> the air force says it is not happening anymore. they are now burying ashes at sea. one widow tells me she was appalled and disgusted after she heard of pieces of her husband discovered after she buried him. >> reporter: east of fredericksburg, perhaps the last place you would expect to find the sacred remains of our war deed. but the pentagon now admits for five years ending in '08 this is where it dumped the insinurated body parts it found after a burial ceremony. >> how does that fit into the same sentence? >> reporter: an official at the dover air force mortuary told parts of her husband were insinurated and dumped. >> they said that no one wanted my husband so he was cremated with the rest of the me

a felony or a misdemeanor that is supported by the counties of norfolk. i put out a statement supporting that bill. in terms of your issue of whether there should be an option for misdemeanor, absolutely. again, the medical marijuana community is very strongly behind me. look at who is supporting me in you'll see who has the real drug policy. >> i believe 100 percent of crime is committed standing up. as a matter of practicality, a political hot button measures don't work. we have the right to use and enjoy our city sidewalks and parks, but we need to do something that is a long lasting concrete solution. i support focusing on programs like the community justice center. early deal with not just of the symptom, but the cause. that we have a concrete solution that lasts through time. san francisco deserves better than that. we have world-class programs, great nonprofit organizations. let's deal with these issues and by expanding the diversion court and doing something that works rather than prosecuting people that are sitting down. >> as an elected member o

eventually pushing towards norfolk and virginia beach and the trip 95 southbound through north carolina is going to be a little dicey if you are traveling southbound. you have two hours of dry weather south of dc where you pick it up. southern maryland may get clipped by them we stay dry. cloud from the system will break up and we will get some sun. 58 the afternoon two degree guaranteed high. 4:59 on the clock and let's see what's happening on the roads with tanya. >> reporter: i will start out with good news. we had a broken down truck 95 north past keith and that's moved out of the way. not affecting traffic too much just lots of flashing lights. let's look live at the beltway on southwest side. 695 at frederick road, outer loop has most volume with the oncoming traffic but no incidents in your way all labors are open. 8 -- lanes are open. 895 traffic is knoll freely. we have -- flowing freely. we have broken down car 895 south. back to you. >> firefighters find a body inside a burning garage. it happened in a 5300 block of elmer avenue in northwest baltimore near west belvedere. lin

there is one big storm in southern virginia producing a tornado warning just to the west of norfolk. just behind this cold air and rain moves in. that cold air could change some of the rain to snow. i will show you who could see flakes in just a minute. >>> now to a story in the district. occupy d.c. protesters could disrupt traffic around the key bridge tomorrow afternoon. a demonstration and march is planned between key bridge and mcphearson square to mark the two will month anniversary of the national occupy movement. >>> in new york the city is preparing for an occupy wall street protest in the morning. the goal is to take over wall street and affect the markets. some expect the mob in the financial district to number in the tens of thousands. they are expected to try to take over subway cars and stations and block streets in lower manhattan. the organizers blame the decision by michael bloomberg to end the camp out at zuccotti park. the march is expected to begin at 7:00 in the morning. >>> now to the penn state child sex scandal. the talk is focused on jerry sandusky. there was

. >> reporter: stanford's allen joyce doesn't know norfolk about the labor issues to offer the other type of advice. but he is responding to many tweets and trying to handle it all with a sense of humor. >> i certainly have a lot of people on twitter telling me yeah, you should go in there and be ceo. >> reporter: allen joyce, the stanford student received something unexpected. he received a formal apology from qantas. >>> and we have a stunner in major league baseball tonight. why did philip rivers call this the worst day of his life? we're next [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. airline, . >>> well, halloween night, of course is a time for trick-or- treats. and boy, did the raiders get a treat tonight. start the clock, in kansas city, san diego, tied w

it is just toward the southern portions of norfolk, virginia. basically, off the north carolina coast and it is continuing to slide on off toward the east. it is wrapping around some of the southerly wind flow and that's definitely pulling on in some moisture for us. not in the form of cloud cover but it is definitely keeping our conditions nice and future cast agrees. into the evening hours, we're looking great if you're headed out for a friday night out on the town. we start out clear and cool tomorrow morning if you have an early game or walking the dog early in the morning, you will see some clouds start to move on in. not until sunday. sunday night, we do feature some rain opportunities, in fact, the forecast brings in a little bit of the moisture late in the day. best chance for rain though will come overnight sunday and most of the day on monday. so, here's what to expect overnight tonight. we'll take our temperatures down as we of i mentioned into the 40s and 30s. definitely going to be a very nice day tomorrow as well. not quite as warm

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extending from areas in east central pennsylvania, northern jersey all the way down to norfolk and out west, into parts of ohio and kentucky. look at this on the ohio river, how the moisture is expanding northward there across kentucky and southern ohio. this is going to be building toward us. live doppler 9000 hd, few sprinkles around front royal this morning but the bulk of the rain said we've been watching south and east of town from d.c. into calvert county and into eastern st. mary's county over toward easton on the eastern shore, annapolis seeing some and from bowie east there on route 50 coming out of the beltway. you can see on the south side of town here coming down 39 a to arlington, shirlington, land ham and -- lanham and bowie seeing the moderate rain showers as well. let's talk temperatures, mid- 50s south to the mid-40s north with 50 here in washington. northeast winds at 7. visibility, 3 miles. if you're traveling today, across the region, pretty good chance you run into rain or thunderstorms here. boston looks good and down to the outer banks looks good. down in atlanta

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norfolk at 68. a lot of fuel feeding into the system they dropped back to 46.armup and chilly stuff still back in ohio. check this out. band of heave -- check this out. band of heavy rains on the eastern shore. you have another hour as it passes through salisbury and ocean city another two hours of heavy rain. we get the lull and this line here is the cold front. it's wrapping around this circulation. that is our storm system and now the cold air wraps around the storm but it has a pocket of cold air across northern new york and new england with heavy snow. this is the part we are concerned with. and while low pressure passes through pennsylvania, even though that is the cold front itself, wrapping behind it is a band of energy that could reignite storms for us in the afternoon. so this time frame i just want to make very clear. the rains out of the region this morning. we get a lull. this line should pass through the region and it may be in a broken form between 7 to our west and near frederick and 10 passing east to baltimore and we could get this to develop

courts where julian assange has now left he's gone back presumably to the house all full in smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next steps this case is not safe but it certainly does look less likely that he will walk free at the end of a civil war smith there in the court's decision texas june in the song to sweden comes just over a week off to wiki leaks announced it was suspending activities due to a financial blockade journalism roger. as the mainstream media is adding to the persecution of a songe and his organization. it is astonishing here in britain to see the way the case is being covered two organizations i used to work at the b.b.c. the guardian newspaper the guardian of course had to deal with wiki leaks the kind of character assassination around the world by mainstream media trying to attack this man and it just goes to show what a state journalism is in. the london stock exchange protesters recently i don't suppose many of those mainstream journalists really understand what's going o

court where julian assange has now in lefty's gone back presumably to the house all full and smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next steps this case is not safe but it certainly does look less likely that he will walk free at the end of a civil. life outside london's high court many times. we are also always interested me what you think about the u.k.'s court verdict at r.t. dot com we are asking you about it let's have a look at the stats here on our so far the majority of you think the u.s. is using the u.k. as a puppet again just over a quarter believe the verdict is the result of a conspiracy to gag internet freedom some eighteen percent say the supreme court may overrule its decision and the rest think it was a legitimate step towards a fair trial. is coming to you live from moscow the international atomic energy agency claims to have discovered a secret nuclear complex in northwestern syria and says the design looks like a uranium enrichment facility although it's being used as a cotton spin

he's been staying at the country house of a friend in norfolk, but was force the to wear a tag and report to a local police station regularly. but if the court upholds his extradition, the freedom that julian assange has enjoyed the last few months could come to an abrupt end. >> get other news for you now. the operator of the new fukushima nuclear plant, severely damaged in the earthquake and tsunami earlier in the year, has detected a radioactive gas, which could mean there's a new problem at the plant. the company says the gas was found near reactor two, which previously had been considered to be close to a stable shutdown. israel says it will speed up the construction of houses for jewish settlers after the palestinians, one membership of the u.n. cultural organization, unesco, has also decided to suspend the transfer of funds to the palestinian authority. if i could take you back to the moment to the beijing olympics. you may remember the extraordinary strength authorities went to to get the level of smog over the city right down. well, that was then. for the last few days, beijing h

over the state and you can see it on our temperature map with 40s north and west, 50s to near 60 in norfolk and it's that boundary that's kind of keeping the unsettled weather and that fog factor in play for us. now that's going to continue tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night. there's more significant rain to the west and we'll get a little wave of that overnight into the morning and realize you'll have wet roads and it could be tough to see, especially if you're an early commuter and sunrise will come and probably won't even seem like it with that thick cloud deck keeping things darker than normal also. our main storm is actually brewing out into the arkansas and oklahoma right now. that will not get in here until early wednesday morning. it will clear out quickly but between now and wednesday, so really all day tuesday and tuesday night, this boundary is going to shift around bringing the rain, keep the fog drizzle and mist alive as well and timing wise, here is the deal. scattered showers on and off tomorrow, maybe a few downpours and then the main system will whip through here early wedne

outside the high court where sanchez now is left he's gone back presumably to the house of smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next steps this case is not over but it certainly does look less likely that he will walk free at the end of it all. parties or. of course a position to extradite julian assange to sweden comes just over a week after week and it's announced it was suspending a committee was due to work financial ok and many believe the case is more about his whistle blowing activities rather than any accusations of sexual assault i mean this is just the latest in a saga isn't it a kind of scandinavian viking saga of the barbarity of which it is being treated appallingly it's been an eighteen month disruption campaign against what is actually one of the most important websites in the world what what wiki leaks does is it was among the most powerful tools to address corruption corruption at the highest levels and what we've seen over the last few years with these expeditions in other parts

the high court where she has now left she's gone back presumably to the house all full in smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next step this case is not safe but it certainly does look less likely that he will walk free at the end of a civil. war smith reporting there from london now to greece where it's being confirmed the prime minister's proposed referendum on the latest e.u. bailout will go ahead george papandreou as call short leaders and spark a also in world markets and even came as a shock to greeks themselves with proof and police calling for his immediate resignation promise is now due to clutch of the g twenty meeting in cannes to explain his actions to the german chancellor angela merkel and the french president nicolas sarkozy the chief sponsors of greece's financial life support machine well for more on where this puts the eurozone i'm joined live from toronto as well is the founder and is. in chief of the daily dot com well after all that's been done both by athens and by the e.u.

courts where julian assange has now left he's gone back presumably to the house full and smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next steps this case is not safe but it certainly tells that less likely that he will walk free at the end of a civil. right that what i let's get some more reaction on the particular bit of bad luck and i'm joined by liberty campaign a pole with and also with the u.k. independence party thank you for joining us today is it now inevitable do you think that julian assange will actually be sent. it's certainly looking more and more likely i mean there's always the possibility of another appeal but the problem is that these european arrest warrant wretched thing gives you very few grounds to actually tackle. not supposed to look at the quality of overton's they're not supposed to do anything other than pass the you up and ship you off we've seen with people like andrew simply you. you know there were various appeals even up to the level of the lords but at the end of the day

court where julian assange has now left he's gone back presumably to the house all full and smith in norfolk outside london where he has been held under strict bail conditions for the last eleven months he's considering his next steps this case is not saved but it certainly does look less likely that he will go free at the end of a civil war smith reporting from london a little earlier we're also interested what you think about the u.k. court's verdict dot com let's have a look at the results on screen on all online vote was so far the majority think that the u.s. is using the u.k. as a puppet again almost the same amount of people believe the verdict is the result of a conspiracy to gag internet freedom eight percent say it was an adjustment step towards a fair trial and the rest think the supreme court may over all the decision anyway because here what do you think submit your vote at dot com. to the new prime minister says making sure human rights are respected is a top priority comes after a string of war crimes on occasions claiming and t.c. five as a torturing people who once fought on

. >> that ad, authorities say led to the shooting death of a 51 year old norfolk virginia residents.hite unidentified male was found in a grave. they were asked to fill out an application for the $300 a week job. but the farm substaniate exist. others are thankful someone alerted authorities. there is very few details because of a gag order in the investigation. it is unclear how long it was on line or if there were more victims out there. and if you information, contact the f.b.i.'s cleveland office. harris. >> nba owners and players are close to saving the season. we are learning that they found a way to end the lock out. after months was negotiations they reached a tentative deal over how to handle the revenue. we are told they are ready to get back to business as usual. on you the literally thousands of people who are dependent upon the playing of our games and arenas and parking lotts and restaurants in the stadium. and we resolved that despite even bumps this evening, that is the greatest good required us to knock ourselves out and come to understanding. >> the most important k

heavy rain across the southern part of virginia to norfolk. again, nothing of any consequence here, but you could see a little sprinkle activity on your windshield as you're driving to work. looking up towards pennsylvania, you can see the clearing line that will sink to the south. so we'll see more and more sunshine breaking through, but the temperatures aren't really going to move. the temperatures are now in the 40's but we'll only make it into the upper 50's today. no frost to talk about on the windshield this morning for sure. so clouds to start the day, then sunshine will break through. could be a sprinkle to start the day. breezy later on. highs between 55-60. overnight, clear skies turning colder. temperatures will drop to 30 in the northwest suburbs. sunset at two minutes after 6:00. during the day tomorrow to start the weekend. it will be cold in the morning but we'll make it into the 50's with sunshine in the afternoon and winds will diminish. over the weekend the sun will be going down at 5:00. daylight savings time comes to an end

compare that to our lower 50's to middle 60's over in norfolk this hour.nd radar all the rain, the heaviest of the rain across kentucky and into tennessee. this is where the area of low pressure beginning to take shape, moving in our direction. arrives after midnight tonight. so you'll definitely need the umbrellas tomorrow as the cooler air fundamentals back -- fundamentals back across the mid atlantic. 65-72 degrees. if we hit 71, we'll tie the record high at dulles international airport. we make it 2070 degrees at b.w.i. marshall, this will be the fourth consecutive day at 70 degrees or better. 52-58 for the overnight hours. the scattered showers will if become widespread rain for tomorrow. upper 40's, yes, upper 40's on wednesday. lower 50's on thursday. look at the nighttime low. they go from the 50's all the way down to near freezing. your online home for abc 7 news abc7 weather. let's get an update on the rush hour commute. >> it's thrilling. no problems to commute. baltimore/washington parkway, good on the george washington parkway. claire barton p

look at the 64 in norfolk.wimmington, north carolina, looking at -- wilmington, north carolina, 69 degrees. unbelievable. the radar shows the confident and area of low pressure that's going to bring us the heavier rain later tonight into tomorrow well to the rest of us the umbrellas, leave them home today but tomorrow, you will definitely need them. maybe looking upwards to an inch to an inch and a half of rain, even a few rumble offense thunder. under mostly cloudy skies. winds to the south at 5-10 miles an hour. overnight calls for nighttime close to fuel into the 50's. showers will become more providewide spread after the midnight hour and into the day tomorrow. it's going to be a cloudy and damp tuesday, periods of rain upper 50's to low 60's. much cooler by wednesday. only in the upper 40's. night time close will hover just around the trademark. to get an up dit to anthony rush hour commute, here's lisa baden. >> and the pressure is on. 66 traffic eastbound getting out of centerville through fair lakes. fa