maryland is about the same heading through northeast,, in good shape.is pretty quiet. back to you. >> thank you. >>> >>> today is your last chance to get a ride on d.c.'s tourmobile. for decades it has been shuttling tourists. its closing because of financial problems. another service will likely provide stortours. >>> the latest from the conrad murray trial, a medical expert is key to the defense theory that michael jackson gave himself a fatal dose of propofol. >> an important reminder for parents, why you should be vigilant everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one thing. the gulf's the worlds number one vacation spot. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. mississippi has wonderful people great music, and the beautiful outdoors. louisiana's the best seafood you'll ever eat. shrimp gumbo crab cakes etouffee. f

a massive northeast storm.. gives travelers a fright for halloween.ocal flights. and.. why doctors ,,,, here's a loo t >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. high pressure dominate the northeast letting sunshine in and melting the weekend snow. the storm system in the ohio valley is delivering rain from michigan to kentucky. scattered showers and storms will range along the east coast from north carolina to florida. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> the campaign of republican presidential candidate herman cain denies report he was accused of sexual harassment back in the 1990s. politico.com reports at least two women signed nondisclosure agreements. >>> more than 2 million customers remain without electricity in the northeast this morning after the surprising weekend snowstorm. officials say it may be days before some customers regain power. >>> that snowy cold weather was felt by the occupy wall street protesters. >> in the snow, in the sleet, occupy wall street. >> the wall street demonstrators suf

making for a wet snow event across the northeast. today, temperatures in the 80s in spots around the bay area. 81 in livermore, 76 in san francisco, and nothing but 70s from san rafael to napa. 82 in fairfield, 81 in santa rosa. 60s and 70s outside right now. sea breeze picking up. notice san francisco temperature dropping off as west winds pick up. for those of you with early halloween plans this evening, you still need a light jacket for the evening as the sea breeze brings in warm marine air. we'll see some cooling on the inner bay and coastline. inland areas, upper 70s, for halloween, dry conditions, cooler, those that get into monday and tuesday. right now, high pressure is keeping us dry, the reason we're not seeing snow or rain in the california forecast. mild days to wrap up the weekend. yes, more 70s inland for tomorrow. as we head towards halloween, i think we see more sea breeze and low clouds. cooling approaching monday. tuesday and wednesday, brief change of wind direction. offshore dry winds which have to be watched. hu

millions are still without power after a surprise weekend snowstorm socks the northeast. >>> the herman cain campaign denies allegations he was accused of sexual harassment. >>> and 7 billion and counting. the world's population hits a new milestone but it's not necessarily a cause for celebration. we will explain why. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 31st, 2011. good morning, everyone, on this hallowe halloween. appreciate your joining us. i'm terrell brown. >>> connecticut suffered the worst number of power outages in state history. states of emergency were declared in new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts and parts of new york. the storm blasted the east coast from maryland to maine. this morning, more than 2 million homes and businesses are still without power and at least 11 deaths are blamed on the storm. jim axelrod has our report. >> reporter: if they hadn't seen it. >> never saw this before in my life. >> reporter: they might not have believed it. but up and down the east coast, there was simply too much snow to ignore. >> i can't stand it. i hate it it.

here in washington humidity is high at 97% and a northeast wind at 7. one more shot at the satellite. this is the upper shot athis. that is what we are concerned about for later this afternoon and this evening. today 69 with the showers and storms at times. tomorrow windy and cooler. after startling in the 40s, -- after starting in the 40s, sunday a little milder. 62. a nice way to start next week. temperatures warm into 70 by tuesday. >>> monika. >>> get the good stuff out too howard right? >>> if you are planning to head over into virginia an overnight problem ongoing in huntington. right here a pole down on south kingshighway at route 21. they are waiting on virginia power to set up a temporary pole and open up the lanes for you. it is slower than normal south kingshighway, and let's head over now to the area of i-95. quantico, there is an accident sitting on the shoulder. it is attracting some attention. plus you have the wet road conditions. expect that to be a little slow through there. here through dale boulevard. we'll take you over to the wilso

northeast looks good if on new york avenue and telework avenue and south dakota. a pretty good run from frederick on 270 70, and in and out of baltimore. back to you. >> thank you. >>> winter came early on the weekend. this morning millions of people across the northeast will wake up cold and in the dark. saturday there was snow and ice that tore down trees and power lines. it could take almost a week to turn electricity back on. brianne carter is in the newsroom with more on this record-setting nor'easter. >> absolutely. this monster nor'easter is causing a lot of damage. the unseasonable storm is already being blamed for at least 11 deaths up and down the northeast. millions are in the dark as they try to pick up the pieces of what was left behind. the nor'easter is gone, but the damage remains. >> one fell one way and one fell another and the other one fell another way and does each of them hit something. >> many other areas in the northeast picking up the pieces as well as washington and maryland after trees went tumbling on to cars and homes. >> it is unreal.

anticipate, flow only traffic headed into northeast and there all lanes are open virginia, 95, buckled down with delays across the occoquan, and lee chapel has the westbound lanes closed. that is a check of your on time traffic. >>> he was certainly known as a

as winds go from northeast to southeast. and the southeasterly winds will bring us slightly warmer air. notice the temperatures slowly rising until the upper 60s. we may have our high near 70, towards midnight tonight, before the colder air moves in with the cold front. so you'll have to stay up on the weather later today. this is the rain we have this morning. moved up towards new england here, and this afternoon we're watching another batch of showers. smaller one coming out here and on to the west. this is what we'll watch for later on, late this afternoon and tonight. want to take to you live doppler 9000, north of town it's quiet but west and southwest side of the metro we're starting to see the new showers return across areas just getting in across the american legion bridge, over towards the spur here on 270, down 66 and fairfax county. we're seeing those showers, and this stuff is fairly light through just about back towards manassas, chantilly, and gainesville, over towards notionville. and prince william county see

now, the entire northeast is also sewing cold air.m pittsburgh to new york and albany, where the cold air mass has been left behind. with the storm system, and a lot of it has now moved up to the northeast. and right around the dc and mid atlantic area, we're now seeing clear skies, which is allowing for the temperatures to really drop. right now, in downtown, 36, but when you factor in the wind, can you talk about it, the wind chill, in october, it feels like 29 under partly cloudy skies. all right, so watch for some patches of ice and heading out early tomorrow morning. freeze warning until 9:00 and chilly but sunny, sunday, and monday, still cold. but it will be dry. as you start the workweek. and so overnight, clearing and cold. and still a bit breezy at times. watch for some slick spots and lows 26 to 34 degrees. and sunday morning, mostly sunny, with a cold start, and you definitely want your jacket and sunglasses and maybe gloves and scarves, and temperatures 20s and 30s and starting out today. and afternoon, mostly sunny, but

a wild scene in northeast d.c.tarted as a shooting, and then the victim crashed into a wall, and it burst into flames. news 4's megan mcgrath is live on the scene at 17th and monroe streets northwest. megan, what happened? >> reporter: this began to unfold a little after 4:00 this morning. that's when there was a shooting on 17th street in northeast washington. the victim, the person who was shot, actually jumped into their car and tried to flee from the scene. they didn't get very far, only to 17th and monroe. that's when the driver lost control of the vehicle. the driver went up onto the sidewalk and hit a stone retaining wall that surrounds a house right there on the corner. police were brought to the scene. that person who was shot was taken to the hospital in critical condition. we're told, though, that he has since stabilized. he is alive. as police were investigating here on the scene collecting physical evidence and the like, that's when unexpectedly the car burst into flames. they tried to use a fire extin

all this moving to the north and northeast. the bolt is where there's been lightning reported with this cell. lightning and heavy rain. a lot of the area saying what severe weather are you talking about? we haven't had much taking place to the north of us after this drizzley and damp morning we have had. clearing skies in the afternoon. it's those clearing skies that has given way to the storms having the ability to form. national weather service putting a good portion of our area under a tornado watch until 11:00 p.m. we have a couple hours of this to go to get through. widen out a little bit more. you can see the cells that started firing down to the south of us. the northern neck, for sure. especially there some very stormy conditions and west of charlottesville. probably the bigger cells are getting close to us. fredericksburg and especially around stafford county and around right there around areas, i-95, spotsylvania county moving to the west. this is another cell we are watching very, very closely. this one area shaded i

air ran dumping early season snow in the northeast. contrast that to what we had in the bay area, a completely different story. 81 in livermore, 80, los gatos, and look at the coast. the sea breeze backed off. 76 in san francisco, 79 in san rafael, 70s and 80s inland. from here, temperatures are going to cool down. we're starting to see a stronger sea breeze. west wind picking up at 12 in san francisco, 75 in oakland, 75 in san jose. what was missing through the day, notice the dry air. the marine air hasn't been a component to the weather to kickoff the weekend. winds picking up out of the west, we'll see more low clouds on the coast tomorrow and cooler temperatures, but a gorgeous evening outside now. lots of 70s. there's a sign of the sea breeze. west at 12 through san francisco. fairfield, once the winds change direction, that's a good indication the marine or ocean air conditioning as we like to say is start to go make its presence felt inland. tonight, winds pick up off the ocean again, pulling in low clouds. some cooling for sun

southeast, a lot different than the northeast. the northeast is still summer out there. in the southeast we have rain and thunderstorms we're dealing with. even a tornado watch from savannah south through the jacksonville, florida area. the northeast is going to be just like yesterday, another day like summer. mid 80s possible. philadelphia, new york city. clouds will move in later on today. and today is it. this will be the warmest day we're going to see probably until next spring. maybe until next april. as far as summer, it's refusing to end not just in the northeast. chicago to minneapolis to dallas. much of the country is very warm. it's really the southeast, there's rain down there today. it's going to work up the east coast. it will arrive here in the northeast and mid-atlantic tuesday and then wednesday. >> nice temperatures across the country, bill, thanks so much. >>> let's turn to sports, the agree bay packers trying to remain only one of two undefeated teams in the nfl. the other plays at home tonight in detroit. aaron rodgers and the pack visiting atlanta. t

and 90% move northeast. if you know what counties are southwest of you, you can get a jump on things. fairfax county, southwest of you is prince william county. prince william county is under a warning, you may be next. a tornado watch until 11:00 p.m. showers and thunderstorms. some could be heavy. some could be severe. 58 to 64. winds out of the south at about 10. next three days, we're looking at breezy conditions tomorrow. showers and storms are possible tomorrow. probably one more batch of showers and storms. 71, but setting the stage for a fantastic weekend. we have the dog walk on saturday. skins game on sunday. weather will cooperate. >> get this out of here. >> trying. >> thanks. >>> we are standing by right now live for a press conference and update in rockville from police chief, jay thomas with regard to the jane mcquain homicide and the missing 11- year-old boy. as soon as that press conference begins, we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, we'll take a break. we'll be back in a minute. [ agent

. >> people in the northeast offer prayers at 2:46 p.m. local time, the exact moment the earthquake struck. >>> welcome to "newsline," i'm michio kijima in tokyo. survivors of japan's disaster have face mord than their share of difficulties, thousands of them lost everything and spent months crammed into emergency shelters. now most are moving onto the next stage of their lives. cities across devastated northeast are closing evacuation centers. officials in ishinomaki, in miyagi prefecture shut their last shelter on tuesday. 15 survivors stayed to the end at one of the centers at a junior high school. on tuesday morning, they took their belongings out to cars and cleaned up. they had their final breakfast together. reminiscing over how they spent the past seven months. at one point, the city had 250 centers accommodating more than 50,000 resints. but temporary housing facilities were built, there were only centers left at the end. housing just over 200 people. >> translator: i have been getting up and going to bed at this shelter for such

as the cleanup crews wind down, a debate rages here in the northeast, and hundreds of miles south, in the capital. should a cash-strapped japan simply restore the region to pre-disaster shape or invest in a wholesale renaissance? >> ( translated ): in the past, the government propped up our economy with pork-barrel spending. but with the public budget cut by half in recent years, something else is needed to create jobs and a viable local economy. >> reporter: that something else, many hope, would exploit the region's vacant land, including its unused rice paddies and parks, to transform the northeast into a center for renewable energy, including mega solar power plants, wind farms and geothermal plants drawing on japan's vast but so-far neglected reserves underground. the wish list also calls for fostering a medical tourism industry, catering to japan's fast-aging society. the so-called rebirth of tohoku, or northeast japan, hinges on speedy, inspired decision-making in areas like deregulation and tax breaks, policies that have been missing from the recovery effort so far. >> if the p

>> reporter: yes in the northeast. the beltway looks fine.nswick line 870 this morning 18 to 20 minutes late. zoom in to the bw parkway and route 50. 17 and go monroe street. surae chinn is live there. no problems leaving new carrollton down toward austin hill, alexandria. 95, 35. springfield is everything fine. leaving bethesda, or tyson's corner, you will be okay. coming up in my next report back to you guys? >>> today starts the first full week of testimony in the lululemon murder trial. >> screaming was heard from jayna murray but the noises were investigated and no one called 911. britney more woodbridge johned murray to death. the crime was not premeditated and therefore is not first degree murder. >>> this morning the number of people without power after saturday's winter storm has dropped below 3 million. power outages stretched from maryland all the way up to maine. the leaves were still on the trees. many of the roads are still impassable. authorities in some states say it could be a week before people get their power back. >>> brea

but it's falling in northeast.nd the governor of new jersey, chris christie, has just declared a state of emergency in his state, some 500,000 people are without power right now. almost a million and a half people all across the east coast have lost their power as a result of this storm. but a state of emergency declared in new jersey. be safe on the roads and we'll keep following this for you. >> arthel: meantime, there is a new warning about the future of american innovation, venture capitalist, who has been dubbed the queen of the internet, saying america's edge over global technology could be at risk and that the stumbling economy may be to blame. for more on how the u.s. can get back ton track, let's bring in rich, former managing director at morgan stanley and current ceo of richard desalvo consulting. you are also without power there in madison, new jersey. >> yes. it was a trek getting in here, but the roads were fantastic. it's never too far. >> arthel: you are welcome. try this on, so if miss meeker is sa

police are investigating a murder in northeast washington. a man was shot in the 1600 block of lincoln road a little after 8:00 last night. rescuers rushed to victim to the hospital but he died there. so far, police have not made any arrests in the case and we haven't received any information on a possible motive. >>> the gaithersburg man suspected in his travel companion's disappearance in aruba will stay in jail for now. a judge there denied gary giordano's appeal to be released. he's being held for 60 days as the suspect in the presumed death of robyn gardner from frederick, maryland. she vanished in early august. giordano claims she disappeared while snorkeling. police are still severalling for gardner's -- searching for gardner's body. >>> it happened yesterday afternoon as the boy's father was moving into the tanglewood apartments in silver spring. police say it appears a friend was helping the father move and was asked to watch the boy while the father went to pick up his other son from school. a neighbor heard the child's cries and ca

than 3the power to more customers of the rug the northeast. effort is expected to continue through the middle of the week. you have another check on your forecasts. a find the latest wjla.com. our website >>> investigators are trying to what caused the deadly crash. it collided last night. one driver died. was fun to the hospital in critical condition. >> jurors will hear more disturbing testimony all during lemoncond week of the trial. the medical examiner put testify the injuries. is charged with beating and stabbing murray to death. lawyer admits she killed him. she says that it had us there. will lock on the of a convicted sex offenders. not allowed to get candy children. >> an election. havedent obama could some reelection help from steve jobs. >> with all the details, plus here at the headquarters. the morning. >> good morning. this is right. you had david telling in the steve jobshat offered to run for the present campaign. he did not have a problem expressing his side. the were redistributing proceeds to shareholders. them of a jet pay

and to make jack o'lanterns into snow men in the northeast, that's what they're seeing. snow continues to fall. you heard it in the story. it is a wet, heavy snow. some of the branches, it is weighing down power lines. a lot of power outages across the northeast and flight delays, boston, hartford, new york, philadelphia. looks like the system should start to clear from the coast later tomorrow, but still, this is very early to see this combination of arctic cold air dropping down out of ontario, tapping into the warm moisture off the atlantic ocean, coming together there across the northeast. the bay area is a different story. we have nothing but sunshine. no clouds around san francisco. 68 degrees. we're starting to see changes in the form of the sea breeze picking up, west at 12. the reason tomorrow it will be cooler than we had today. 75 in oakland, 75 in san jose. humidity 24%, kind of dry out there. the reason why the mornings have been so cool is we lost the low clouds and the air is pretty dry. as nights get longer without low clouds, that means chilly temperatur

we begin with the crazy, snowy weather headed for the northeast. bracing for a storm in october. >>> victims of terror attacks sponsored by libya were promised millions of dollars by the u.s. government but many of those victims say they have to the seen a penny what does the government say about that? >>> and certainly something to cheer about. they barely made the playoffs, now the st. louis cardinals are the world series champions. we will show you the celebrations. >>> we begin this morning with cities throughout the northeast getting ready for a major snowstorm. it's happening before halloween. let's take a look at new york now. the city is preparing for up to a foot of snow, and they aren't alone. snow is expected from baltimore up to boston. and take a look at the radar, here's what it looks like now. one of the biggest problems, potential power outages. heavy snow could leave about a million people without electricity. >> the trees, still plenty of leaves on them. you have forecasters saying heavy, wet snow, high winds, those are all the pe

it will be warming up in the northeast. thank goodness.getting out of here and melting. there will be showers from delmarva peninsula down to the carolinas. also in florida. nice weather in the midwest though. some warm weather in the west and southwest. >> 47 in boston today. 54 in chicago and detroit. sunny 72 in new orleans. 51 in minneapolis. and 76 in sacramento. >>> all right, a new book that is out today. bernie madoff's wife and surviving son andrew tell their side of this bitter and very dramatic story. they both claim his ponzi scheme was a complete surprise to them. but for ruth it was actually not the most painful revelation. abc's david kerley has more on this. >> reporter: bernie madoff scammed 15,000 investors. some out of their life savings. but madoff's wife ruth says it was not the ponzi scheme that caused her the most pain. she was more deeply troubled by her husband's long-running affair with another woman. >> mrs. madoff -- >> reporter: according to the book, she says the affair was the most hurtful thing that ever hap

runner rob sloan said it was a tough race in northeast england. the line as third place finish. sloan was seen getting off the bus. he rode for the last quarter for the race. >>> you know better, you do. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top sear are stories. a super hero unmasked but vowing to remain a crime fighter, just the same. hey, you made your own lunch. yep! (mom) i'm so proud of you. the bus is here, gotta go mom. okay hunny, have a great day. look in your bag made you something. (announcer) it's more than just that great peanut taste choosing jif is a simple way to show someone how much you care. choosey moms choose jif. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. >>> an intense storm system will bring heavy rain. scattered showers from new england to the northeast and washington to wyoming. temperatures will range from the 50s to the 70s in the north. e sunshine. temperatures will range from the the top stories now on a friday. ten antiwall street protesters refused to leave a park in seattle an

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the northeast may need weeks to clean up from the damage from a powerful early snowstorm. electricity knocked out maryland all the way up to maine. one jetblue flight spent seven hours stuck on the tar mark. >> is there any way to get us towed to a gate or something? i don't care. take us anywhere. >> it is so bad in central massachusetts, halloween is on hold. we have more on the disaster for you this morning in a year that has been full of wild weather moments. >>> herman cain tops another new poll but this morning the new front-runner is facing allegations of sexual harassment from his days as a lobbyist. charges his campaign flatly denies. we will have that story. and bob schieffer tells us why he confronted cain over a campaign ad that features smoking. >>> better than ya mrnie madoffn open up. >> i felt like my head exploded. i don't think if he told me he was an alien, i could have been more surprised. >> we have more of that interview for you this morning including what the family thinks of madoff today" early, this monday morning, october 31st, 2011. captioning fu

that is not the storm we watched for the northeast. this is the storm we watch for the northeast as it pushes offshore. the elements come together. the low pressure supplies the moisture but high pressure to north will bring in that abnormally cold air. you could pick up to 6 inches of snow. quick look at the national picture. make it great saturday. >>> tomorrow is national prescription drug takeback day and allows people to turn in old unwanted or used prescription drugs and no questions asked. that underscores a major national problem. more than 7 million americans abuse prescription drugs, two and a half times more than those who use cocaine, heroin and other inhalants combined. joining us is gail curlkow consist . >> it's going on this morning from 10:00 to 2:00 and it's all over the country and it brings attention to where this prescription drug problem is emanating from and that is out of the medicine cabinet. >> it starts in the home. 70% o% people are getting these from their friends and family members and that type of thing.

and unexpected snow storm pushed its way to the northeast. governors in four different states have issued emergency declarations. some travelers like these that were on the train were stranded for hours. other families were stranded in their towns. >> a lot of trees coming down, a lot of broken branches. power lines are disrupted for sure. >>reporter: emergency crews are working to repair downed power lines and trees. >> this note is pretty, but it is cold. >> is unexpected. >>brian: here in the bay area we have not had to deal with that weather. it has and gorgeous. we have had a lot of sunshine in the blue skies. now, things have changed a little bit. there is the golden gate bridge. the fog is rolling in. as we go into tomorrow morning, patchy fog bayside, otherwise, mostly sunny. for tuesday, a gusty day. high fire danger. by later this week, things will change. light rain coming up thursday with colder temperatures. they fire weather watch for the north bay hills and east bay hills. we could see winds at 30-40 mi. per hour. we could have

as a america's northeast storm leaves nine dead, three million homes without power. a warning from britain's intelligence service. cyber attacks are reaching disturbing levels. welcome to bbc world news. also in the program unesco votes on whether to admit the palestinian authority as a member. and chasing the dream. we follow the british girls pursuing huge twisters across the united states. >> today is the day our planet has hit an unprecedented milestone. in the last few hours the total world population has moved past the seven billion mark. that is according to the u.n. it will carry on climbing. we have a picture of the seven billionth as designated by the united nations. this is danika born in a public hospital welcomed with a chocolate cake mark ed 7-b to recognize her. also a gift certificate for free shoes. there is the chocolate cake and the 7-b. but the figure continues to rise. that baby is being born into a world with ever more people in it. welcomed in some corners, not in others. duncan kennedy has this from australia. >> alice sarah born 6:31 today th

with it, the northeast winds coming in. continue to watch this front slide south during the day as high pressure builds in. we're not expecting a lot of wind but with the high to the north and the clockwise circulation, we get into the northeast flow. that's going to keep us just a little bit cooler. as we head toward tomorrow, high pressure still overhead. so, another great day. it is just going to be good with light winds here, southeast, maybe 5 miles per hour. then as we go through the next couple of days, we'll turn our attention out west. there is really still nothing there by saturday morning. with the return flow turning to the south, warmer temperatures are going to build in so saturday will make it well up into the 70s. sunday, monday, i think we'll be in the low 80s around here. a lot of folks, many of them still off monday for the columbus day holiday. it will work out fine for them. 69 today in town. manassas, 72. even cumberland, a great day. 72 there. andrews air force base at 68. tonight, still cool, comfort

east/northeast winds at 10. 52, oakland. 70 in pax river.there is some warmer air down to the south. that will be with us tomorrow. we should get into the low to mid-70s. and with that said, warmer temperatures tomorrow, a front coming through. we're going to see some shower and thunderstorm activity developing late tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. still 67, kent island, annapolis. got the east/northeast wind, bringing in the cool, damp air from the ocean. look at that. up at 21 on the ocean. pretty raw, nasty day. here's the low pressure underachieved for the baltimore region. most of it was north and west of us. this next front out to the west, has some energy with it. and that's going to bring a risk of more shower activity tomorrow night into friday, early afternoon. and it could be moderate shower activity. could even see a thundershower. but this, as you can see, to the west of it, is cleared up. might even see some moonlight late tonight. that will help create some fog. during the day tomorrow, that front moves across the region, f

the northeast and southwest are under clear skies.day, heavy showers could dump several inches of rain from south carolina to florida. sunny skies and warm temperatures continue in the northeast and the northwest will be cool with scattered showers as well. >>> in sports, game one between the pennant battle 2003 the brewers and the cards. a three-run bomb, that would be david freese. st. louis has the lead. prince fielder's monster blast put milwaukee on top. they beat the cards 9-6. game two tonight. in texas, rain postponed game two of the american league choom. the rangers taking on the detroit tigers. it will be played this afternoon. the rangers won the first game on saturday. >>> in the nfl, the falcons came on strong against unbeaten packers. atlanta recovered a ryan grant fumble that led to a 1-yard touchdown run by michael turner. falcons have a 14-point lead, but then aaron rodgers, this guy took over. he threw for almost 400 yards and pair of touchdowns. the pack smacked the falcons 25-14. they remain undefeated. >>> in hou

a little breezy at times northeast to east winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. monika is in with your latest timesaver traffic. >> we'll take a fly of the dulles toll road. coming in from the greenway right in from leesburg, no problems as you head for herndon and reston. looking good on route 7 out of leesburg and 123 through tysons corner. i'll update you on an early morning accident on the bay bridge. back to you, andrea. >> thank you, monica. >> this morning, frank is being remembered as a pioneer of the gay rights movement. he entered the movement after he was fired from his job as a government astronomer in 1957 for being homosexual. in 1965, camny was the first to stage a gay rights protest in front of the white house and later at the pentagon. signs as well as buttons and levolets from the protests are now housed at the smithsonian's national museum of american history. frank kameny was 86 years old. >>> this sunday, the martin luther king jr. memorial will officially be dedicated on the national mall. the original ceremony you'll remember was postponed

scattered showers in the northeast from washington to wyoming.the rest of the country will have sunshine. temperatures will range from the 50s to the 70s in the north. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> ten anti-wall street protesters who refused to leave a park in seattle were arrested this morning. some demonstrators in a new york park near wall street say they will defy an order to leave this morning. they are camped in a private park. the park's owner say the conditions have become unsanitary and it has to be cleaned. >>> president obama travels with the president of south korea to a general motors plan in michigan that uses south korean parts. it's the president's ongoing push for his jobs plan. back in washington, the senate republicans unveiled their own job plan on thursday. >>> to a story now that would have bruce wayne shaking his head. a self-proclaimed super hero in seattle revealed his true identity after a run-in with the law. jeff debois of our seattle station kiro reports. >> reporter: wearing his signatur

winds east sp northeast. that's going to keep our temperatures down. started out the day pretty much at these temperatures. we have not gone much of anywhere since then. it's going to make for a cool afternoon. tonight, we are going to drop a few degrees but dealing with this storm system. the center of it right in this section isn't going to pass us until tomorrow. it takes the rain with it. however, there is another storm behind that. that's in here. that is going to quickly follow, we get rid of one and tomorrow this one moving in. the chance for a couple of showers tomorrow, not as much so as today. it's still there, going to continue in to friday before thismont leaves us. drier and cooler air comes in for the beginning part of the weekend. forecast comes together like this today, staying in the 60s, that's about it. you are not going to get much more than you have now as far as temperatures go. rain and drizzle through the day. rain and drizzle tonight and fog and tomorrow, sunshine, a few showers possible from one storm leaving and another appro

. >>> snow way an october storm slams the northeast. how maryland is fairing tonight. >>> what a surprise good evening and thanks for joining us i am acame may -- adam may. october snowstorm blanketing the northeast look at what it looked like earlier today when wet snow piled up in frederick county and slicked up a lot of the highways. it also accumulated on the trees which are covered with fall colored leaves. now in hearford and northern baltimore they broke out the snow brushes dusting out cars before hit willing the roads. winds were swaying the trees. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage we have a look at the hardest hit areas but first bernadette woods tracking first warning live doppler radar with the latest. >> the worst of the storm is gone but we are taking you back to show you what happened earlier. let's look at first warning doppler radar. look at this making its way across the state some calm continue to heavy and from the north -- came down heavy and from the northwest there's another area that changed to snow

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winds will be out of the northeast at about 6 miles an hour. in fact today, northeast to east winds 5 to 10. that's a good range for us. 71 at 4:00 p.m. and then by 8:00 we're back in the 60s. tonight is when the clouds will be thickening and tomorrow the clouds will produce rain and a breeze out of the northeast 10 to 20 miles an hour. almost a nor'easter moving in here. this morning a few clouds in spots up in pennsylvania. a few light sprinkles there. partly to mostly cloudy even north and west. 40s to low 50s. 55 in culpeper and fredericksburg this morning. easton is 52 while gaithersburg is 49. here in d. c. we sit at 55 right now. dew point 53 and the humidity high at 93% and reporting clouds at reagan national this morning at a north wind at 6 miles an hour. storm system actually two pieces of the storm system yesterday was in the rockies. today it's coming through areas in the mississippi valley. yesterday, this thing came through lubbock and winds other 70 miles an hour. quite a -- over 70 miles an hour. quite a dust event for them. ea

are we part of the northeast? >> we are the mid-atlantic. scott week-old with rain possible. >> we are northeast of texas. >> that's a good point. more rain moving through the area and in our area. the left-hand side of the screen, coming across kentucky -- this is moving along a cold front and this is the arena will be paying as a visit overnight tonight and tomorrow. most of the rain is hanging back to the west. a nice, evening at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. a little more sunshine for a few minutes. the sun set and about five is. the days are definitely getting shorter. fifth deed 9 degrees -- between prime-1 and 0.2 inches of rain today. the official high today -- we still have a couple of spots with mild numbers like fredericksburg. the front slowly pursing -- slowly pushing to the south and east. 58 at dulles. 57 in hagar's burke. still some the '70s to the south. -- 57 in hagerstown. paul is definitely in the air. 20 degrees in denver. that is a cold pocket. it is the mile high city in the foothills west of denver are even hig

>>> that surprise snowstorm that hit the northeast will not be forgotten. millions are waking up without electricity ten it could be days before they get it back. the storm slamming some places with more than 2 feet of snow. >>> herman cain has two events this morning and you can be sure he'll be asked to discuss allegations of sexual harassment in the '90s. and today is the day experts put the number of people on this earth at 7 billion. >>> good morning, monday, october 31st, happy halloween. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." i'm carol costello joining you live this morning from new york. >>> herman cain begins this week fighting off allegations of inappropriate behavior. political reports, at least two women accuse cain of sexually suggestive behavior when he was president of the national restaurant association in the 1990s. here's how he responded when confronted about those allegations. >> i'm not going to comment about two people you won't tell me who they are. that's like negotiating -- i'm not going to comment on that, because i think that that is o

this is coming off to the north- northeast. dale city, woodbridge over to accokeek, fort washington, marbury, you'll watch this area of heavy rain move through you in the next 30 minutes. temperatures, they're holding anywhere from around 60 in leesburg and lovettsville to the mid-60s in town. upper 60s south. baden is 66. here in town, 64. and unfortunately, it looks like the threat for showers and storms will be with us today, tonight and friday. but a front comes through late tomorrow. that clears us out for the weekend. keep the rain gear handy. low 70s today with scattered showers and storms. 60s tonight. 70s on friday with a few more showers and storms. by saturday, sunny. little brisk. 66. sunday looks great. 72. monday, still looking good. make it a three-day weekend with a high of 75. monika? >> thank you so much, howard. unfortunately, i've got the red light and that's because of all of the road conditions we have and also a fatal accident up in hagerstown. first of all, let's go over to some live pictures. 270, if yo