>>northwestern university wants to demolish the old hospital and 1975 bertrand a goldberger building that elicited emotional responses for nearly 40 years preservationists want the city to stop northwestern from tearing this down and now renowned architects are joining in the fight northwestern university wants to tear the hospital down to build a state of the art biomedical research facility connected to its other medical office on the streeterville campus it moved to new facilities and 20 07 and the university is asking for a demolition permit for later this year to begin work on the new facility that the northwestern spokesperson says will attract $150 million a year in federal research grants and bring thousands of jobs to the area ... a coalition is delivering a petition signed by 3000 supporters from around the world to the mayor and the alderman here so far no one has taken sides on the issue ... 80 architects from around the world are asking for the same thing they say that northwestern can build this facility on other vacant properties nearby or repurchase this building for

northwestern sputtered in the red zone all day long, but all five times they called on bud- zeen, hee, thanks to him the cats were nursing a 15-13 lead in the fourth quarter when finally, they broke through... mike trumpy in relief of the injured venric mark, 27 yards to the end zone to put this one on ice... cats quarterbacks were 30-of-40 passing, trumpy had 106 yards northwestern is 3-0, 22-13 over b-c.... this is why i tell you stats are for losers... unbelievable ball movement. we have to turn >> before the game northwestern announced plans for a new athletics recreation complex. a multi-purpose set of buildings on the north end of campus right on lakefront. preliminary estimates of the costs are at $220 million >> it is a wonderful investment. it will touch every life on this campus >> still missing quarterback... five touchdown passes... 333 yds... play of the game... illinois wins 44-0 >> noted game at michigan state tonightre dame at michigan state tonight >> great vintage yeafinish here... huskies win... >> with the nhl lockout starting in about an hour, the blackhawks assi

and a big loss for northwestern's basketball program. suspended for the entire season for violating team rules. >> not what they needed. >> no that's a good young star. >> thank you. >> seven-day forecast with mr. ramsey. >> a lot of good things to show you in the seven-day. temperatures will almost be mild. >> eventually. >> monday and tuesday don't look too bad. mid to upper 60s. we were hoping to see a 70-degree temperature in there the surge of cool air will be coming down the middle of the week. that will keep things very chilly for the balance of the seven-day period. take a look at the weekend. this is going to be interesting. we've got two days here in which we're going to see mostly cloudy skies to start with, showers and thunderstorms possible in the morning hours excuse me on saturday with the high temperature in the 50s. then a little bit cooler on sunday. the winds will diminish. saturday we're looking at winds at 12 to 22 miles per hour. they could occasionally gust as high as 30. that will accompany the rain when it comes

and breaking news in evanston where something is happening in the investigation and the missing northwestern university students. family members just rushed in. it is breaking news that began just a short time ago around a 20 5:00 p.m. it has brought this year to north shore university health hospital formally known as evanston hospital less than 1 mi. from where i was at a 25 is when our new struck had been taking place near the land searches when the mundoula came running out of the building with the stress on their faces look at the exclusive video we shot just a half an hour ago. nearly a dozen family members are leaving the hospital very quickly refusing to talk to us. we have been in direct contact not only with the family but with the university ever since and ever since that time there has been pretty good communication whenever possible there are search is going on whether it was yesterday or today on campus involving students and local police right now we're waiting to understand what it all could mean that they rush tahir of all places a place for people are being treated when the

a "straight-a" pre-med student from northwestern university is missing. campus police and the student's family are trying to figure out where he could be. good afternoon i'm dina bair. and i'm tonya francisco, in for steve sanders. wgn's marcella raymond is live in evanston with more on our top story. students friends and parents are passing out fliers of the missing sophomore hoping someone has seen him and 19 year-old was last seen at an off-campus party saturday morning he was recently diagnosed with diabetes today his family came to evanston to the campus police department to speak with detectives about the investigation they flew here from long island last night they are distraught they are frantic about their son's whereabouts it was his friends to realized he was missing and they called police. >>we have mobilized on facebook once the article came out we have bannedthe and the university to make more announcements and we hope to take more action throughout the campus he is of indian descent 5 ft. 8 in. tall ... 140 lbs. he was wearing all gray with

police believe the stabber was another northwestern high school student. they aren't saying whether they have a motive for the attack. >>> we're following some breaking news this morning. at least 25 turkish soldiers are dead and 4 other people hurt after an explosion in the western part of that country. the blast happened at an ammunition depot during an inventory check. a turkish news agency reports the soldiers were moving hand grenades when they suddenly x e exploded. officials say the explosion appears to be an accident. >>> it's 6:06, 69 degrees. a terrifying bank robbery. >>> plus, it's one of those toss out the calendar type of days. weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> and next, the americans who say they are coming after one of the most popular guys at the [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you co

thank you to northwestern for having us here. i am running for congress for one reason, and to make sure people can continue to live in small towns in this district, it sounds much like the one we are sitting in right now. -- towns much like the one we are sitting in right now. it is based on innovation, education, and connection. i want to make sure we build a work force with are really strong educational facilities and programs. i want to make sure we build on what we have already done. i want to make sure we build the connections that we need, that we finish highway 20, that we finish short rail and we connect every college in community in this state with high speed internet. my dad always said that the farmers are doing well we're all doing well. this is just as true today as it was back in the 1950's. i want to commit this rededicate this debate to the farmers of this district. we did i want to dedicate this debate to the farmers of this district. they no longer will have opportunities. there are leaders to are worried about

. >> family members of the northwestern university student body was found in the harbor last night the investigation is far from over, the body of 19 year-old harsha found in the harbour between two boats his death has been ruled as an accidental drowning but we still do not know what led up to that. he was found with his wallet, cellphone all in his pockets. >> that is my main concern today, is that together with the police into northwestern that we find out all of this information because as a family that's what's truly upsetting us right now is that we don't know anything yet. >> his family members flew in from new york to help with the search they believe he did not kill himself his disappearance may have been due to his rare form of diabetes. >> we are in evanston life, the suspect is not unfamiliar with police, gang ties a previous drug and gun arrest and they also say he too was the recent victim of a gunshot wound in case that he is not being cooperative with, friends and family of a jay coleman tonight ... are saying that the rest is welcome news because they are about to marr

in just over an hour, students will return to class at northwestern high school in adelphi, maryland, greeted by a letter that will explain exactly why there school was placed on lockdown for brief time. we understand a number of students have been detained by police for questioning. a 17-year-old student has been arrested, accused of stabbing a fellow student age 17, around 3:00 in the afternoon at a time when students are leaving school. the stabbing occurred at an apartment complex, a few blocks away. the motive is still not clear this morning. school officials say classes should start on time today. we imagine there will be a police presence here after a 17- year-old victim was transported to a local hospital with non- life threatening injuries. reporting live in adelphi, john gonzalez, abc 7. what's the latest on the 12- year-old fort washington boy accused of fatally beating a two-carol foster grants living with his family. the boy entered an alford plea to involuntary manslaughter charges. that does not admit guilt, but it does acknowledge there's enough evidence for a guilty v

how many of you are going to northwestern college?e] and thank you to the governor. is and it's terrific that a guy who had been governor be -- isn't it terrific that a guy who had been governor and was teaching in guiding a great institution of higher learning and he said, i would need speak kind of leadership only he can bring. he came back -- means the kind of leadership only he can bring. thank you, governor. [cheers and applause] and thank you to earned sitting -- orange city for having people who loved america and love the constitution and will stand for the principles america was built upon. [cheers and applause] i am noem there is a lot of bad news out there. the-i am k -- i know there is a lot of bad news out there. this is the greatest nation in the history of the earth. the principles upon which this country was founded, those principles are continuing to guide and inspired the people of america and around the world. if we restore those principles, you will see our economy or bring back. we can maintain the strongest milita

-- lower 60s already into the northwestern suburbs. it's a little warmer in couple lain. they have some clouds -- cumberland. they have some clouds moving across with this fox system coming in overnight -- frontal system coming in overnight. a lot of sunshine, too 78 for a high tomorrow, a couple clouds but no more. it will be breezy tomorrow. 79 on sunday. i think the whole weekend we won't touch 80 degrees. there is a few clouds coming in late day sunday, but not enough to spoil your plans or cause any problems. frontal system is moving in our direction and with the front you can see the front there, some showers, not really much up to the northwest of us. we'll zoom in. this is sentinel radar here finding a little bit of very light rain there. it's about to cross over 68, coming in on the southwestern parts of pennsylvania and it looks like a few showers out here extreme northern sections of loudoun county, back up towards martinsburg. there may be just a light shower there, nothing more than a sprinkle. i think as this frontal syst

crowds as fresh protests are wrapped in pakistan demonstrators have set cinemas on fire and the northwestern city of peshawar angry over the u.s. made anti islam film fifteen other people have also been injured in the clashes earlier thousands clashed with police in pakistan security forces fire tear gas and warning shots to push crowds back from the american embassy some fifty people have been injured pakistani t.v. channels are showing clips of president obama denouncing the film which it's hoped will come the protestors but as archie's got next to cannes reports many believe washington's efforts in the region seem counterproductive. as anti-american fury rages on across the world it also raises the question whether washington's efforts to export democracy to muslim nations have instead radicalize the region in libya radical islamists are on the rise especially in the part of the country which the u.s. hoped to quote unquote liberate in the first place a source familiar with ambassador stevens' thinking says that in the months before his death he talked about being worried about what he ca

police say someone stabbed the 17-year-old boy yesterday near northwestern high school in chillum.octors expect him to survive. administrators placed the school on lockdown as a precaution. police believe the stabber was another northwestern high school student but aren't saying whether they have a motive for the attack. >>> an anne arundel county father faces drug charges this morning. paul brooks called police tuesday night after his 5-year-old son stopped breathing. he claimed the boy had accidentally taken methadone. the boy is expected to be okay. officers found cocaine, marijuana and meth inside brooks' home and also found two loaded guns. >>> this morning, police in los angeles looking for the suspects who kidnapped and forced a bank manager to rob the bank she works at pl police say the woman was kidnapped at her home early yesterday morning. the robbers strapped what appeared to be a bomb to her chest and sent her into a bank of america. the woman called 911 shortly after the robbery. the bomb squad carefully removed the device, blew it up and determined it was not a real

we were close to 80 degrees yesterday and now we are 15-20 degrees cooler today with the north northwestern the water in lake michigan is warm the mold count is high the pollen counts are moderate to low we still have some sunburn times to register ... the headline is for the cool and windy weather to continue this afternoon with some showers across the lake in parts of indiana and michigan we may get some instability showers to pop this afternoon but tonight frost could occur in the far northwestern suburbs ... we will in to disperse some warmer days this week but it will be a below normal pattern going through the rest of september ... high temperatures in the 60s today. we will be back into the '70s tomorrow and that will be nice for tomorrow and for thursday friday we will reach the '50s late in the day it will hover at 60 degrees for the high temperatures saturday and sunday the air will be on stable this weekend we will have overcast skies and maybe an errant rain shower much cooler this weekend ... thanks for joining us today. we hope you have a great afternoon. remember we are back

att's another 17-year-old northwestern high school. theappened around 3:00 in afternoon when students are leaving school. it occurred at an apartment complex a few blocks away. the motive is not clear. school is expected to start on time. imagine there will be a heavier police presence today. those students that have been detained are only being questioned. is suffering non- life-threatening injuries. at 75 degreesing this thursday morning. if you found yourself g about problems with youing in the d.c. area, ar >> is going to be another hot and sticky day. afternoon with high humidity. very summerlike again today. changes are coming down the pike especially by sunday. it could be more comfortable and .ess humid there's a moderate showers right in luray, virginia. tulare,nt royal down there are sprinkles. there's light rain pushing east. and in rockingham county there some areas of rain. 77 in arlington, 75 in camp springs. 70's now. low 90's this afternoon. slight chance of showers. r by sunday. now to angela. >> 95 in virginia. if you

divers troll the waters north of evanston looking for a northwestern student who disappeared 4 days ago. good afternoon. i'm robert jordan in for steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. wgn's tonya francisco is live in north suburban wilmette with more on our top story: university officials said that this is the strongest we get in the search. they stopped short of saying they believe he might be. ... there was a ping from his cellular phone near this u.s. coast guard station 2 mi. north of his dormitory room and located near the party he was seen leaving saturday morning ... the search began last night it was called off when darkness fell and resume it this morning >>several fire departments have divers in this water using sonar to search for this student ... this search is underway in the water and in the surrounding area ... parents and relatives of the missing in man arrived from new york yesterday to assist in the search he was a straight a premedical student and took last semester off because he was diagnosed with diabetes he was excited to be back resuming his studies ... he needed dai

he was a sophomore in northwesterns mccormick school of engineering and applied science. emma i have been at this university for three years we have a strong community it doesn't surprise me that people who did not know him came out to find him and support the effort ... madulla was from hyde park new york. his family says the harbor wasnt the type of place he would normally visit because hes more of an indoors person. a body was pulled from lake michigan this morning near navy pier. marine units pulled the body just after eight o'clock this morning. workers for a boat cleaning service spotted the body just north of the pier. police don't have an identification. they aren't saying if it's a man or a woman. schaumburg police are seeking we are here in arlington heights when the tylenol mystery connection was first made ... >>helen jensen was the first to see ... this nurse spoke to victims' families and went to the home of one of the victims and found that tainted tylenol ... >>because they told me that they all took tylenol i counted those capsules ... she sounded the ala

. >> northwestern high school has put on lockdown after a student there was stabbed at a nearby airport complex. this happened in the delphi -- adelphi. the victim was taken to the hospital with a non-life- threatening industry -- in-entry. >> rain fell in parts of the area. >> should we expect more showers tonight? let's get the word from doug hill. >> we will have some showers and a few downpours but they will stay south of the washington metro area. partly sunny and warm and humid. there are the showers. moving from left to right and from west to east. we will watch more showers around virginia and kentucky. that line is continuing. of rain will keep an eye on that for you. check in with him at 11:00 p.m. it is the heat and then he read the meantime. these are the temperatures. when you factor in the moister and feels much warmer. 91 in washington and feels like '95 in gaithersburg. partly sunny and warm and muggy. the chance for showers south and southwest. >> some big changes are in the works for the board of the metropolitan washington airports authority. greta cruz joins us from

girl with temperatures and the opportunities that northwestern corner of california. 67 degrees a moderate day. , short on the griddle lento. in the '70s. and we jump into low eighties in morgan hill pitting gilroy and san jose cops off that 70's. was to be of the west and the round of 10 mi. to hour. san francisco will be quite seasonal in the mid-60s. we are talking about mid-90s offshore flow by thursday through the weekend. >>> to dump towards the south bay will have a photographer. the headlights are moving north come toward center club. all this stuff but looks pretty good. out of his were heading towards foster city. going to our maps. had to step is just another red closure not affect much longer. that is according to caltrans on the northbound to a this stuff about what one connector. the summons of highway 4 is a full freeway closed in effect. you could see the gap in our senses in that area. >>> more than 90 people killed in a bombing and gun attacks in the rock on sunday. the tax return is out in different cities in a black owned city spirit he's been convicted of masterminding

. >> researchers at northwestern university have developed a guide to help parents and doctors determinehen a tantrum is just being part of a toddler -- being a toddler or if it is a behavior problem. researchers found most tantrums happen when a child is tired or frustrated. they also found a less than 10% of kids have a daily tantrum. researchers are now looking at how pattern could be lent to mental health problems. your kids may have been more irrigable playing outside the summer because of all the miskitos and our area, but they bring bigger problems than just 80 bytes. they carry the potentially west nile virus. news about a possible vaccine for that disease. >> inside the university of oklahoma health sciences center, researchers are making progress to develop a vaccine that could save lives. >> it is promising. we think we have a good candidate. >> the team of researchers is able to insulate the west now virus. then they're able to add a chemical that would render the disease harmless. >> we know that we can do it. it looks like it can protect against infection. >> it looks very

i study philosophy at northwestern, but we see ourselves as physiologically different. we see ourself as like being bound to a conception of right from wrong, of what should and should not be and that cannot change. fending upon -- depending upon what we read or what kind of education we get. just to let you know, i go on about in this on the internet as chief hunting bear, one word, no punctuation. >> which uh-huh, uh-huh. thank you. um, well, that's a very -- a very big question, but let me try to give you a simple answer and, hopefully, not a simplistic one, but, i mean, i think i never would say nietzsche's without a conscience, but nietzsche certainly is calling into question all absolutes. nietzsche calls into question all foundations for human belief. whether it be god or science, whether it's truth. so nietzsche's entire philosophical project, i mean, he does a lot of things as a writer, but one clear, through line of his writing and certainly one that has the biggest impact here is that nietzsche challenged universal truths. >> so that's the problem. that's wha

for a turn northwestern pakistan opens up the r.t. world update it's where at least fifteen people have died in a blast right near the border bus carrying locals to a marketplace was hit by a roadside bomb explosion all the victims were civilians the pakistani taliban who set up bases in neighboring afghanistan after the government pushed them out of the area have claimed responsibility for the attack. health peaceful march of several hundred striking miners has been blocked by south african police the workers were demanding an end to police violence a day after tear gas and rubber bullets were used to disperse similar protests the south african government has recently announced a crackdown on widespread minor unrest that has already halted several platinum and gold mines at the protest movement was galvanized after police shot thirty four miners dead last month during a strike over low wages. and for nato troops have been killed in southern afghanistan in the latest so-called insider attack this incident brings the total number of gr

she neglected volumes for him so he can have them at northwestern. but it was very spotty when she was asked. what i don't have is how much these letters reflect and how many letters came in. i can see funny things. it is actually nietzsche who writes a follow-up letter. he says oh, dear, i understand you cannot send an autograph of me. you need to keep his body of autographs intact. i respect that. and i have records of other people saying thank you for the autograph. she might've been very choosy and selective and very savvy about who she was going to foster a relationship with and who not. >> is the response to nietzsche different than other national responses? >> that is a wonderful question. it is a question that i can answer with varying degrees of precision. here is what i think is the clearest distinction, if you will. only two into the question is now, there are some things which we see, in all of the receptions, of course that nietzsche is a worldwide phenomenon. in scandinavia, spain, italy and japan. what i can see some of the things we a

. >> the northwestern wildcats had a moment of silence during today's football game in honor of him.r-old boy has been charged as an adult with the shooting of another teenage earlier this week. he was killed on the south side. he was with several friends in the 4800 block when someone opened fire. he was struck several times including in the head. . >> he had no known ties to gangs. >> police caught up with three men within five hours and they continued to search for the fourth. >> a shotgun wielding suspect wanted in connection with the kidnapping of a suburban man has surrendered at the cook county courthouse in maywood. 20-year-old taylor turned himself in at 9:30 last night. official charges are pending. reportedly, taylor ran away when the victim crashed his car during a getaway attempt. >> chicago has seen 400 homicides this year, the highest murder rate in nearly a decade. fans touched by violent deaths gathered today to console one another. here's a story of remembrance. >> today was the 23rd annual victim memorial service. the goal is to bring the victims and families toget

the flash flood watches include southern portions of california, nevada, southwestern utah and northwestern arizona. potential for locally heavy rainfall. you see some of the daytime heating helps enhance some of the lifting in the atmosphere, you get better coverage rainfallwise. there's a look closer in at some of the showers mid 70s. there will be warmer spots including fresno with temperatures in the mid 90s. at least a few areas looking good today. again, we will track the chances for showers. we'll take a look out towards the next couple days. >> not too bad. >>> an awesome way to start the week. kind of a cake monday weatherwise. >>> wall street on stimulus watch, expectations for a new iphone and making a killing on coca-cola. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus hollywood suffers a historically bad weekend at the box office. >>> coming up, a thrilling finish for serena williams. rory mcilroy does it again. it's back, week one of the nfl. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here ar

look at this narrow band of cold front located across northwestern minnesota. this will become the weather makers. by tuesday night into early wednesday morning, could look at some strong or storms across the mid-atlantic. gusty winds and heavy downpours. this will give us a little bit of relief from the drought we have right now at the airport. about 5 inches of rain, 5 inches below average where we should be for this time of year. clouds will start to increase as we move through the day tomorrow. the big story will be on tuesday, as much as an inch of much-needed rain may fall. temperatures tomorrow by 1:00, 77 degrees. clouds will continue to thicken. we will be on the warmer side of the cold front as it moves by tuesday. heaviest of the rain off to the west. look at the high around 80 degrees. that will make the atmosphere more unstable. tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening is the best guess as to when we're looking at the strongest of the storms across our area. by wednesday morning, things should clear out nicely. partly cloudy and cool. clouds will start t

there are northwestern swell generated and expected to reach northwest facing beaches.ere is friday night, sunday afternoon, watch out for possibility of rip currents. be careful out there if you do go to check out waves. 78 in san jose. there is 80 degrees in sarah to goa. high clouds, 73 palo alto. downtown san francisco there is up to 63. north bay communities mid-70s sonoma and napa. 77 in novato. east bay, 68 oakland. 76 in fremont. inland there is a warm day. 87 brentwood. monterey bay, 63 degrees and here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. there is upper 50s to mid-80s throughout the weekend. and 90s inland sh low 60s coastside. i won't call that too shabby. >> and that is pretty perfect. >> still to come the smart phone app could come to the rescue in someone suffering a heart attack. >> and amazon unveils a new kindel z at 6:00 we want to know if goitsing to set th >>> we'll get this picture, there is a cloud in distance that is a massive dust storm moving through phoenix, arizona started about a half hour ago. and there. >> that is just a mess. and there

towards the south, we have got upper cold, low, existing in the alpine region as well as the the northwestern balkan peninsula. thunderstorms, gusty wind and hail will continuetomorrow. all right, temperatures are as follows the. still on the hot side. lisbon. 33 degrees. very cool for this time of year in vienna. only 12 degrees. feeling more look late october here. that's the for now. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm yuko aotani in tokyo. thank you for watching.

especially in and around northwestern thailand. a report of 140 millimeters in the past 24 hours that has accumulated in the regions. more rain to come in the very unwelcomed areas. back at approximate 33, now at 32. tokyo, looking at 31 degrees. and things pretty warm at 21 degrees for your tuesday. let's move over to the americas. isaac was the topic last week. another tropical system, this is leslie, which is over the atlantic, moving toward bermuda and that will be intensifying into a hurricane as we progress toward the end of the workweek. a close eye on the system. wind gusts packing up to 111 kilometers per hour. remnant low of isaac is still around these regions, ohio river valley, scattered showers and thunderstorms. meanwhile, in the wake of that, things hot and dry. and then msture surge from this jaunt. good thing, this is moving away from land mass. baja peninsula and mexico, will be feeling scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon hours and that could be severe at times. temperature wise, looking at 40 degrees in okla

northwestern city of peshawar became violent and set fire to movie theate the u.s. state department says it will air a video on pakta television. it features words from backba a sretary of state hillary clinton intended to calm the situation. washington needs the cooperation of terrorism. itn aidnyurther escalation in anti-american sentiment. prime minister ashraf called for the demonstration to be peaceful and within the law. tns try wiuclear weapons.ha tes responsibly. >> reporter: mobile phone networks in major cities have en shut down to try and keep the situation undecol. terrorists have carried out attacks inside pakistan e veme wtso oirecent years. public anger from boiling over and making the security siatn orseworse. hideki yui, nhk world, islamaba >>> thailand's aua rnyas i reach heavy downpours spreading across the country. peoplendusess e printhcountry will aid a repeat of last year's devastating floods. nhk world pporat chaichalear has been to examine some of the new flood defenses and filed this report. >>epte t aie cy ayuthaya is famous for its world

all three were taken to northwestern memorial hospital..the stabbing victim is in critical condition. a 24-year-old suspect was taken into custody. a police officer was injured while making the arrest, but he did not have to go to a hospital. police sources tell the chicago tribune all four men involved in the fight are gang members. elgin police charged a local man with two counts of d-u-i in an accident that sent four people to the hospital early sunday morning. 18 year-old luis romo was driving with open containers of beer. he had a blood alcohol level of point-1-7 when he allegedly sped through a stop sign and slammed into an s-u-v carrying three men. romo's pick up truck "t-boned" the s-u-v so hard, it separated the floor from the chassis and sent the vehicle skidding into another parked car. all four men were taken to area hospitals with non life- threatening injuries. a homeless man was hit and killed when he tried running across the eisenshower expressway saturday night. 40 year-old vincent daeea was hit by a westbound car around ei

a severe thunderstorm warning for northwestern carroll county in northern maryland. you can see beebread area on the top part of your screen. -- you can see the red area on the top part of your screen. today will be active. the rest of the work week looking good and feeling good as well. back into the low seventies tomorrow. >> we will cut into programming "it's time to stand up to the cheaters and make sure we protect jobs for ththe american people." mitt romney? tough on china? mney's companies were called pioneers in shipping us manufacturing jobs overseas. he invested in firms that specialized in relocating jobs to low wage countries like china. even today part of romney's fortune is invested in china. romney's never stood up to china. all he's done is send them our jobs. i'm barack obamna and i approve is message. want to try to crack it? yeah, that's the way to do it! now we need a little bit moremo. a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share your passions... because the results..

. >> the far northwestern region of madagascar.ear, the tropical climate and rich soil gives farmers an abundance of some of the finest cocoa in the world. plucked from the trees, they produce highly valuable beans sought after by leading chocolatiers around the world. fetching a hefty price, cocoa provides a much-needed and come for entire communities on the silent. these beans have become the target of roofless cocoa bandits. -- ruthless bandits. this 62-year-old man surveys the broken doors. the pods they have collected over weeks have been stolen. armed men snuck in from the forest and it took the whole stock. and threatened other villages and have even taken pods street from the trees. they're now considering buying a gun in order to protect the villages livelihood. some farmers are now so fearful they have resulted to hiding the beans in their homes. madagascar produces about 500- 600 tons of cacao oever year. one ton is worth $6,000. that is a hefty cash crop for any would be thieves. madagascar are provides a great protecti

however, fine looking here in the indochina peninsula, especially in northwestern thailand and the philippines and even in india, things are really going to be wet. especially in the western seaboard as we have been saeg the ongoing heavy downpour so the land is very well stat rated and we have a when pressure system traveling inland so just around the regions target with about up to 100 millimeters of rain fall accumulation. bangkok, 31 degrees. we still have another pair 361s in taipei and manila. another hot day forness tokyo. do watch out for the weather changes. i suggest you bring umbrellas if you are going out and about. move together americas, let's talk about tropical storm leslie developing over the atlantic ocean and already affecting much of the florida beaches. if you are planning to travel here for the weekend, especially to the surfers, i should advise you to be very keeping a close eye on this one, especially because it'll be intensifying into hurricane status packing winds of a hundred kph and heading towards bermuda about saturday local time, could be making land fall. so wat

the front is marching into northwestern pennsylvania right now, and will arrive in baltimore tomorrow evening. strong storms, and behind it, cool air. the second half of the weekend, it will be a lot different. we start on the warm side of it. hop -- hot and breezy until the late afternoon. from 5:00 until 6:00 or 7:00, it will approach the western end of the bay. hamas -- but the line of thunderstorms could be strong tomorrow. isolated storms now just about done. scalise mostly clear. during the day tomorrow, 83 to 88. it will be quite gusty. keep a close eye on the sky. small craft advisory. strong southerly winds. the possibility of a thunderstorm. highs on sunday only in the 60's. lows around the 40's, sunday night into monday morning. eastern shore, watch for storms to cross the bay in the evening. nice weather will return sunday. ocean city, storms in the evening. the thunder should clear up, but it will be a little on the breezy side. lesley is a tropical storm. it is expected to bypass bermuda to the east. it may become a capital one hurricane as it moves east. the rendezvous

at least two people were killed in the northwestern city. to americans were among the injured. hillary clinton has condemned the bombing and urged the world to stand against such an act of violence. i spoke a brief time ago with the former u.s. state department spokesperson. >> successful attacks against american targets have been relatively rare. how significant is this development? >> we don't quite know who was responsible and what their target was. there have been attacked before. the trouble areas where many extra mr. elements are located. there have been significant security improvements in recent years. one possibility is a wanted to attack the consul itself at this was a fall back attack. >> of the u.s. put billions of dollars of aid in the pakistan every year. how do you think that this incident will play until that dynamic? >> there is a war going on between various extremist elements. this is a manifestation of that ongoing conflict. the united states has been attacking these elements steadily in recent years through the use of drums and the elements are trying to fi

further flooding is of concern in northwestern thailand. we're looking at temperatures in bangkok at 29 degrees. so still a lot of the areas over towards the north heating up and also in manila, 32 degrees. tokyo, 30 degrees. a little bit cooler than today but still very hot. ulaanbaatar, 21 for the high but the low again in northern mongolian regions could go down to about freezing point. let's now take a look at what's going to happen with that hurricane leslie. leslie is now moving at the speed of 2 kilometers per hour, really snail pace. and that means it's going to be lingering here for quite awhile before it makes the closest approach to bermuda. so storm swells and rip currents at the dangerous level will continue into early next week. we'll keep a very close eye on this system. the wind gusts are already packing up to 146 kilometers per hour. oklahoma city, 37 degrees here in the americas, but cold front will be sweeping in so dropping those temperatures down. especially in denver. by tomorrow, it's going to be a dramatic, significa

elsewhere in college football today, northwestern continues to roll 38-7 over the coyotes of south dakotaay with a win 24-13 as they beat temple today. over on the cbs sports network, the midshipmen get a victory for coach niumatalolo. on tap for tonight. certainly the biggest game, florida state a seminal moment for the seminoles. >> tony: clemson's got the best people in the country but the florida state defense as i said earlier in the day is too good. tay get it done at home. >> spencer: virginia tech losing to pitt opens the door for florida state to do something special along with alabama, they have a chance to record three consecutive shutouts. that's going to be impressive. >> tim: i want to talk about kansas state-oklahoma. this is a team that usually kansas state handles in short order. will they do it tonight? >> spencer: i think they will, bob stoops, i think the concept is important, they have had the bye week to prepare, oklahoma is ready. >> tony: collin klein has to complete passes. >> tim: notre dame and michigan another game to keep an eye on. we think that one will be c

to carol grayson she is a human rights activist and campaigner who's about to go to a star on northwestern pakistan which is one of the most volatile and dangerous places on earth to continue her battle against drones carol thank you for coming to talk to us before you go tell me are you afraid i'm not afraid because i feel will be very well supported i mean i've been overwhelmed by the messages of support you know some really looking forward to going there and i'm not afraid at all what effect does the use of drones have on the morale of people who are living in these . they've got absolutely no security every day is an uncertainty. you know their child may go to school and not come home i mean for example i've i've had a video sent to me from a little girl called she keira who is now in the u.s. undergoing a whole series of operations because she was burnt in a drone strike she was actually left for dead and found by an ngo. and she's lost a whole family can even trace her family. i mean i was talking to a man who was telling me about his young brother who is nine years old who'd he'd be

west monsoonal showers intensifying in the four corners region as well as southern nevada and northwestern mexico, so flash flood warnings are posted here and into the north wet and windy weather in central canada moving towards ontario. temperatures are as follows. denver a sharp drop in temperatures on wednesday, 20 degrees, that's about 15 degrees lower than tuesday and still on the hot side, though, in chicago 31 and 34 degrees in oklahoma city. finally let's go to europe. stormy, wet and windy conditions across the northwest and then we have a cold front stretching from poland through germany down towards france and underneath the system, very heavy rain, strong winds, and risk of hail and with the arrival of heavy rain temperatures will drop dramatically, cooling down to 17 in berlin, about 10 degrees lower than tuesday and still on the moderate side in vienna, 23 but will cool down by about 7 degrees as we held into thursday. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us.

. >> reporter: it was in this unsuspecting and comfortable looking suburban home in northwestern atlantaear-old mitch comer says he was in a blacked out room, starved, and abused. his stepmother and dad were arrested after he was found walking in downtown los angeles, more than 2,000 miles away from home. he spotted and mistaken for a lost child. >> he weighed 97 pounds, he was 5'3", the lapd said his skin was too white, he was obviously malnourished. >> reporter: he said the family put him on a bus to l.a. with a list of homeless shelters, he said despite the years of torture and being a captive, investigators say the teen is talking. >> he is very polite, very timid, and surprising to me, he let us in. >> reporter: neighbors say they were not aware the teen even lived in the home. and investigators say his 13 and 11-year-old sisters had not seen their brother in two years. right now, his two sisters are in protective custody. a family has volunteered to care for comer until the investigation is completed. the teen's parents have been charged with seven counts of child abuse and are bei

mostly wet and windy across the northwestern corner of europe. this is remnants of tropical storm leslie which made landfall in atlantic canada yesterday. it will move towards northern british isles as well as norway the next 24 hours. down toward the south we've got a more potent storm affecting italy. thunderstorms, gusty winds and even hail are possible into tomorrow. temperatures are looking like this. berlin cooling down to 17 degrees. and vienna only 12 degrees expected. still on the hot side in lisbon, 33 expected on your thursday. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

>> guest: he got his law degree at northwestern. and this is one of these hidden episodes in the family. he flunked out of harvard. and this is a--sort of an episode that the family put under the closet door and didn't refer to. but he did fail out of harvard law school and then he finished it at northwestern. c-span: and he was governor for how many terms? >> guest: one time. c-span: what years? >> guest: he was governor from 1948 to 1952. c-span: he ran for president how many times? >> guest: twice. c-span: what about '60. what was that all about? >> guest: well, that... c-span: you have '52, '56 and then... >> guest: yes. yes. and then in '56, he said, 'i'm never going to do this again.' and one would like to think that that's what he really meant. but there's always this ambiguity with adlai stevenson. having said that and unleashed all of the very ambitious young democrats, not the least of which is going to be john fitzgerald kennedy, then he takes this back a little bit in 1960 and there is this minor effort at the convention