temperatures out i'd right now still at that area. 61 in dover. 67 on the boardwalk in ocean city. and packs river right now at 62. satellite pictures throughout the day, lots of sunshine, light clouds back to the west. but that at any time bother us during the day today. very nice weather. but here comes the system making its way in our direction. that's the tip of a system that is a front out in the ohio valley. that's where the front was early this morning. brought very heavily rainfall to northern missouri, iowa and illinois. right now raining heavily around chicago, as you see the front edge of the cloud will make its way into the region probably tonight after the midnight hour. during the day tomorrow cloudy day, majority of this rainfall will pass to the northwest of us. but a little tip of it right town in here we could see a light sprinkle tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. but the majority of the rain will be holding offer until early portion of saturday. but only the early portion of saturday. right now, nothing showing up on maryland's most powerful radar. kingville r

denise, this man was murder at a community center he owned in the 4300 lock bloc of york road and now city police have released two sketches in the case. the second suspect is also around the same age and several inches taller. police believe they shot and killed the man during a bungled robbery attempt. denise. >>> thank you very much, sally. metro crime stoppers is offering a reward for up to $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of these men. pyou have information reach them at 410-276-8888. >>> the body of a woman found in a sewer in north baltimore. the body was severely dee nose comosed and mike schuh explains that police are trying to understand what happened to her. >> reporter: verizon workers were dispatched here for a routine job, but when they opened the manhole cover, they found a horrific discovery. workers for the company found below will turn a stomach. >> once they hope opened the manhole cover and gained entry, the hole was filled with six- feet of water and appears to be the body of a male victim, diseased. >> reporter: decomposed." the fire departm

now. even lightning strikes between kansas city and st. is drifting towards the east and the rain is now extending down through missouri. next 48 hours, watch the rain build across amarillo, into western kansas, western nebraska, too. you can see a lot of rain pulling in towards dallas. this is basically overnight tonight into tomorrow. you can see the rain developing in shreveport as well. the rain will come back. give it a day or so. more in about a half hour. >> thanks. >>> this is related to the balloon boy story, but there was a big brawl near his home. there was a guy in a headlock, punches flying. >> break it up! hey! come on! >> drama. such drama! >> would you like a pony? >>> good morning to all of our viewers, especially right now our folks joining us from charleston. pretty out there. >> how about that? 42 degrees, a cold start, rob, up to about 75. not bad. maybe a frost delay out there if you're playing golf, the first time this year. >> isn't that the bridge everyone likes to run over? >> the one in the background. it's high,

well, now city officials are offering her family a $250,000 settlement. phoenix authorities say carol gotbaum was -- strangled herself. prosecutors say that rob blagojevich's participation on "celebrity apprentice" could taint the jury pool for his corruption trial. they tell the judge he has talked about evidence during other tv appearances and that the reality show may air during jury selection, but they did not ask the judge to bar blago from the show. they say it's unfair to stop his client from declaring his innocence. >> this is the first time i have ever heard of a law enforcement official coming to court and saying, judge, please shut the defendant up. usually it's the exact opposite. >> blago was not at yesterday's hearing. he was in new york last week taping the show. he is scheduled to compete with people like brett michaels, sharon osborne and cyndi lauper. >>> that is bleeping golden. >> the mix of people -- >> that's great. >> just want to have fun. >> fantastic, politically speaking. it's great tv. fantastic in that way. >> i think blago an

lot of cities in the competition right now. of course, from our perspective, chicago is the one we're rooting for here but a lot of others around the world. madrid, tokyo and rio. >> live pictures of rio. >> that has been a big deal for rio. there is the beach there where about 100,000 people have been expected to gather. it is a day of jub lance in rio. they have had people take off work they said it's kind of a holiday. kids have been let out of school. everyone gathering here, of course, in the hopes they will make this cut and as we go to from rio on the beaches and all of that, ka bikinis and not what you're seeing there in chicago, chilly there. people in leather jackets playing the rock 'n' roll. chicago celebrating as well. daley plaza. lots of anticipation building. is the windy city going to claim the gold? we're waiting to see. >> party is going on in daley plaza right there. >>> in manhattan breaking developments in the letterman extortion case. the d.a. expected to announce charges against the producer trying to bl

although the city council chair said, no, she is using the council as a scapegoat to get rid of employees she does not want. >> we are following a developing story out of northeast washington right now cottage city police officer was pursuing a suspect into the district. the suspect's car went to -- one out of control and struck a band. that vehicle overturned and the driver was taken to the hospital. the suspects fled on foot from the scene and they're looking for them. vandals are to blame for disrupting the bus rides for thousands of anne arundel students this morning. they've ripped the control panels about leest 14 school buses and cut fuel lines, stealing hundreds of gallons of diesel fuel into the schoolyard. >> metra reports it will lose millions of dollars in anticipated fares. train riders of has been on the decline since the deadly crash in june. the red wines of the largest decline, down more than 10% in july. and more than 8% in august. since july, writer ship dropped nearly 4% in july and 2.5% in august. >> coming up, nearly half a million dollar football field on a coming county high school -- at montgomery county high school is about to be torn up. we will tell you w

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city. >> we're just hoping for the right answer. and that chicago can celebrate. >> reporter: an answer that is now less than 24 hours away. the final presentations from each city, including the address from president obama, will take place overnight. a decision on the host city will be formally announced tomorrow around lunchtime. jay gray, nbc news, chicago. >>> barack obama goes over there, they send pele. >> every big name you can come up with. >> that's right. >>> stay with nbc 4, a the latest on the olympics announcement right here. >>> we're also going to be streaming it live on the website tomorrow morning. so sit at the edge of your seats and don't change thechannel. go to nbcwashington.com on your computer and search ymcs. >>> fingers crossed. >> yeah. >>> all aboard amtrak's new ride between washington and virginia. >> and a special boost for special education in the district. here's a look at some other stories making headlines in our area today. a search for gunman who killed a prince george teenager today. the victim a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed late last night on 56th avenue in riverdale heights. his

public schools and other city buildings are now asking the city council for help. they want their last pay checks. the company they used to work for, hawk one, went out of business last week. the guards said when they went to the company's downtown offices to pick up their final pay checks they were told they would not be paid. a few of the guards spoke to d.c. council members qwame brown and tommy wells outside the wilson building this morning. brown said he'd look into the matter. >> they come and work for us and protect us to make sure we're safe and we get a check every two weeks. i get one direct deposited and the same people that protect me and protect workers here should also be paid. that's just fairness and what we should do. so i'm hoping they'll release a statement and we'll get to the bottom of this to ensure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: many of the former hawk one security guards said they're due at least two weeks pay. the city hired two new companies to handle building security now. >>> we're just getting started here on news 4 at 5:00. comi

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. >> we're not seeing h1n1 influenza in new york city right now. >> reporter: cdc data shows last spring, new york and new jersey were especially hard hit. but they have been relatively spared this fall. the opposite is true of the southeast, which saw fewer cases last spring, but is now seeing an h1n1 surge. >> one of the current ideas is that that-- that wave of this virus last spring has left a number of people protected who are immune from the virus. >> reporter: this protective effect is called "herd immunity. when enough people are immune, either through previous infection or vaccination, the virus does not spread easily. >> in places like new york, in the northeast, there's probably a substantial amount of herd immunity, right now, which is dampening the spread of the virus. it doesn't mean it's not going to appear. my guess is it just means that it's going to appear later, and maybe not quite as bad as it is in the southeast right now. >> reporter: experts say the best way to increase herd immunity is vaccination. maggie. >> help me understand something, jon. if the h1n1 virus is

now 71 and 48. and the records, 97 ask 35. yeah, we had some frost that morning. 39 this morning in oakland. certainly had frost. ocean citypot at 55. big range there. 54 this morning in washington. right now, ocean city up to 74. oakland, stuck at 60. so beautiful fall weather. saw the breeze there. anywhere from 5 to 10, 12, 15 miles an hour. and the breeze there tonight. that is snow over wyoming. montana. portions of idaho there you see snow there. further east and southeast of our region. rain moving offshore. not going to bother us. clear condition. some of that moisture to the west is going to move across our region. late, late tomorrow night. early wednesday. maybe a brief little shower as this high moves off the east coast. our winds become a little more southwesterly. ahead of that front, a little milder maybe. then a slight chance of a little bit of rain early wednesday morning. most of the day will be fine. moves off, not looking for a lot of rain this weekend. really nice temperatures once again. east winds at 5 to 10 knots. bay temp at 7:09. yes, the days continue to get shorter and shorter. for tonight, clea

thinking about the suler games before i've been to, atlanta, beijing, athens, troent toe, the four cities now, chicago, rio, madrid, tokyo, all great cities. how can they choose just one? a lot of key factors, hotels and lodging for athletes, media and personnel. that's important. the venues need to match specific criteria. security, transportation, doping control is huge, and least but very, very important is money. how much do you have and will your government make up for any overage? that's key as well. the decision will be made by committee members with little current knowledge of the finalists because they are contributed from visiting the cities to prevent bribery. >> interesting. tell me this. which city has the most to gain? >> good question. i think that would be rio. their selection would be the first by a south american country and would give the process some equality by put gt the games in a lesser developed region. the secret balloting begins as you mentioned later this morning and cities will be eliminated round by round until finally one gets the majority. the city that's out f

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president's wife. >> having the games right along that beautiful glorious lakefrornt. >> i've been in the city nowlobal icon and to hear her tell it, chicago is the best. >> i think it's the greatest city in america. i said that in even in new york city. >> in the competition against tokyo, rio, and madrid, this dynamic duo hopes to hit a home run for chicago in securing the 2016 summer games. everything thabt bid speaks to what the city has to offer. >> but not every chicagon is feeling the spirit of the game. six arrested in chicago tuesday when protesters set fire to an olympic display, a recent poll says 72% of chicagons want the games in their city though others say they don't want the cost or the headache. >> the state doesn't have money. the city doesn't have money. >> it's going to bring a lot of benefi to our city. >> meanwhile in denmark, oprah and the first lady are just warming up the crowd until the biggest gun in their arsenal arrives. >> at the end of barack oama's address to this group, if we don't get it, we will know that we had the best team captain possible. >> amen. >> we will

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we're looking at temperature this morning, with a mark now of 51 in ocean city. just to give you a hint of the spread we have in maryland, 45 easton, 47 baltimore. then you get back up on the hilltops where they had clouds preventing them from cooling down in hagerstown at 51. dropping off dramatically, in garrett county, oakland 36 degrees. we have a mix of clouds on the north side. the clouds themselves may be with us for a few hours this morning but we do expect dry air to dominate as that wind pushes across the mountains. actually wrapping around that area of low pressure that is sliding its way up the st. lawrence valley on in through quebec and eastern canada. that is going to lose the grip of the moisture flow across the great lakes. and as we take this chilly air, move it eastbound we have one last day of the real chill. we'll push in warmer air with the next weather system. a solid line of rain from the twin cities all the way down through the quad cities from minnesota through iowa, even back towards missouri. that system will try to push our way. you c

city stunned. tokyo is also out. now just two cities remain in the race. that is rio de janeiro and also madr madrid. we have live pictures from madrid right now, where they're still holding on to hope there. they're waiting to hear the results. members of the international olympic committee voted earlier today in denmark. you see the smile there is. still holding on. chicago's loss is especially surprising since the city's bid got a last-minute push today from a very high-profile rs resident. we're talking about president obama. he made a quick trip to copenhagen, denmark, to lobby for his hometown. he said that his town not only represents the american dream, but also the olympic spirit. >> to host athletes from every corner of the globe is a high honor and a great responsibility and america is ready and eager to assume that sacred trust. >> ioc members cast their votes by a secret ballot. and while most people didn't necessarily think chicago was a definite, a shoo-in to get the games, the city was not expecting to be knocked out in the first round. ali

city? but back on the beach, celebration and pride. brazil will now be center stage, and south america is now on the olympic map. alan is a columnist for universalsports.com. he joins us from copenhagen, denmark, site of friday's stunning announcement. good morning. it's great to see you. >> how are you, lester? >> i'm well, thank you. i want to talk about rio in a moment, but a lot of folks still trying to understand what happened with chicago. let me begin by playing what you said moments before the picks were announced yesterday. here it is. >> in june i would have told you probably rio. if you asked me three weeks ago, i would have told yoweri owe. today, i would say probably chicago by a nose. >> your hunch in terms of chicago. chicago had a lot of buzz going down the stretch, alan, so what happened? >> you know, lester, i'm reminded that the day i can start making crystal ball predictions is the day i get out of journalism and start buying lottery tickets. the fact is the first round of any ioc vote is notoriously unpredictable, as volatile as a

. >> the controversy surrounding the taxicab commission has now reached the city's entertainment districtcabdrivers are protesting a possible new medallion system and also the meters that were installed in calves about a year ago. later tonight they will boycott from 1:00 to 4:00 a.m.. >> i think it will be awful. >> roughly 1000 calves from the streets, -- win thousand cabs roam the streets. >> it is a bcott that has not only patrons but businesses in the area bracing for the worse. >> it always makes you nervous. that is help people get around in this city. >> the taxi drivers are protesting the idea to iplement a medallion rating system. many are fed up with the district's new metred fair system. currently, d.c. has the lowest metered rates in the nation. at $1 could dissents a mile. >> i have to make a living. >> the legislation on the medallion system was abruptly dropped after the chief of aff was arrested by the fbi for allegedly promoting the bill in exchange for cash and gifts, even though the bill now stood reduce its dormant. >> by putting people in danger, i don't think that i

now. ocean city. can't quite see that far. 73 down there in patuxent, coming in at 70.w dew point, dry air, only 40 degrees. our winds out of the west and northwest, they've calmed down. 8 in ocean city. nine in cumberland. winds will be rather light tonight. a lot of rain across the southeast today. look at all of that rain down there. it's moving out to the east, snow? the northern rockies. from pokatella to portions of rocky mountains. for us, not really anything going on around here. part that was system out to the west. a front will be driving across our region late tomorrow night. and early on wednesday morning. and at that time, maybe a little bit of rain can pass the region. it's kind of a warm front. then a quick-moving cold front. very quick mover. maybe a tenth of an inch of rain at this point. late tomorrow night and wednesday. wednesday afternoon, it clears up. really not going to impact too many folks at all. beautiful weather will continue. east winds, briefly, 5 to 10 knots tomorrow. bay temp around 69. sunrise, 7:08. 6:41 tonight. clear. and last night,

now, which american city ranks as the most violent according to forbes magazine statistics? ll: the answer is d, doocy is now two ahead with two to go as maccallum may be getting the cards up quickly but she is getting the wrong cards up. bill: all right, maccallum, you can still pull it out for your contestant. have you got venus. >> i have got venus. i have got michael venus. >> cindy. don't worry, cindy. bill: don't lose hope, cindy. last week speaker pelosi attended a concert in d.c. which musical act did she see? bill: the answer is, roll the tape. ♪ ♪ beautiful day ♪ beautiful day ♪ bill: correct, barry manilow, right? isn't that berry? a lot of botox these days. >> oh, berry. looking good, berry. bill: i like bono. i couldn't get out there. not where nancy pelosi went. last question, you can't win maccallum but try to save a little pride on this one. you are up by two. >> go ahead. why don't you ask the question. bill: question number 5, dan rather's lawsuit against his long-time employer cbs was dismissed last week. >> i believe so strongly that the public needs to un

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jane: the city has been organized for a year now in the effort. how much money was actually spent? hohokam >> there was a substantial amount of money. it was all corporate sponsored, so there was a city component to that particular bid process, but the city folks will tell you that that money, regardless of the outcome, is putting chicago's best foot forward, getting it in competition throughout the united states in what was selected to be history in this international commission. they did make it to the finals, and a lot of folks will tell you within the city and within the bid committee -- certainly, this is not what they expected. in this crowd, it makes little sense. it will be interesting to see how close that voting was in the first round. we will monod and must be voting is concluded. -- we will not know until the voting is concluded. jane: what about when they found out that the president would be you making a high level visit with mrs. obama? what was the reaction? >> of the conventional thinking in chicago was that we must be close to getting this because the president is

chicago prepares for friday's decision on the host city. >> we are just hoping for the right answer and that chicago concelebrate. >> an answer that is now less than 24 hours away. >> the final presentation from each city, including the address from president obama, will take place overnight, and the ultimate decision will be formally announced tomorrow around lunchtime. >> breaking news right now, let's head out to captain roy taylor. >> we ourselves bound we -- we are southbound, an accident with personal injury. had vehicle crashed into a guard rail, knocking down a light pole, and then spinning around several times. all lanes are blocked while paramedics deal with the injured. >> it was a frightening situation for a baltimore bus driver who was taking students to school. up next, what she saw that now has police investigating. >> she is all grown up now and has a dramatic story to tell. elizabeth r. talks about what happened after she was kidnapped and held against her will. -- elizabeth more. >> these two dogs live in deplorable conditions. now they need a new home. that story coming up. >> and the retailer best buy has a new tool t

so now the whole city feels like the cubs. isn't that something?nless i'm mistaken this is the first time anyone has said no to oprah since -- i think since she tried to take obama's pants off at the inaugural ball. she went all the way to copenhagen for nothing. in fact, they finished fourth. and needless to say, she is not happy at all. >> on today's oprah, all new -- we blow up copenhagen! boom. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's what they get. that's what they get. and if you happen to see a badly bruised stedman in the next few weeks, don't ask any questions. he walked into a door, okay? don't feel too bad, chicago. maybe you don't have t olympics, but you still have fat willie's wood shack. i think that's going to give you a t more pleasure than watching skinny kenyans run past wrigley field, right? oprah shouldn't feel bad either. she still has the ability to turn things into gold. oprah's dr., dr. oz, has a new tv show that focuses specifically on answering questions about poop. this is the dr. oz show. today, the doctor took hi

now, west winds at 12. it probably stay rather light. ocean city, dead calm. here's the situation. snowing now over portions of wyoming. this system is heading out to the east. it's picking up some moisture. pumost of the activity looks like it's going to pass across the great lakes. we're not expecting a whole lot of rain out of this. maybe a few sprinkles or showers late, late tomorrow night. best chance will be here saturday morning, as the actual front approaches us. so we do have a chance of rain. saturday into the early afternoon. looks like it will clear a lot quicker. in fact, up at foxboro, right now, sunday afternoon, could be quite -- partly cloudy. small craft advisory friday. southeast winds, 10 to 15 knots. tonight, generally clear. it will be cool. 45 to about maybe 52 downtown. then tomorrow, sun, clouds, low 70s. nice end of the week. clouds tomorrow night. maybe a little rain late, late friday night. that's it. >> a little rain, late, late friday? >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> i'm kellye lynn at the state health department. wh

cities. >> we've been talking about smarter planet now for almost a year. and the ability to add intelligence to a lot of the systems that exist around the world. health care, transportation, travel, smart grid electricity. the robe we came to cities is because, one, more than half the world's population now lives in cities. by the year 2050, almost 70% of the world's population will be in the city. so you can see that cities are going to be under a lot of stress for their infrastructure, so it's a way for us to articulate what's capable today in technology and apply it to a real world problem called a city and urban center. >> would people living on top of each other and all the issues you mentioned, health care, infrastructure, education, smart grid, for electricity, obviously we need to do it in a better way, right? >> you know, 1% to 3% of worldwide gdp is wasted in traffic and congestion systems. and if you look at what could be done on monitoring of traffic, alternate routes, alternate forms of transportation, you can reduce the congestion by 40% and 5

>> hey there, larry, the rain, not the most depressing thing going on in this city right now. everyone here stunned. not that it didn't happen because rio de janeiro was a contending city. but chicago only got 18 of potential 95 votes of the olympic committee members there. that's what's shocking after this whirlwind tour by president president obama flying overnight, on the ground, just over four hours, lobbying those voters. there was the star power of his wife, oprah and several dignitaries and athletes. and in the end, it did not work out. he got the news on the return trip on air force one. when he landed he talked about the disappointment. >> although i wish that we had come back with better news from copenhagen, i could not be prouder of my hometown of chica chicago, the delegation and the american people for theed by that we put forward. >> now, the president went on to say he does not regret he made the trip that he went to lobby for his hometown. several say it was a mistake all the way around, and now with this slap in the face, finishing fourth out of four cities, t

it is right over the city now and just to the east of the front we have this band of sprinkles and showers from cecil county up near northeast right along the bay coming down to the eastern shore now crossing kent island into southern anne arundel county into northern calvert county. it doesn't amount to much at all. there is nothing west of it. in fact the sun is breaking through from the city westward. that will be the trend today. but the front will be in the area on the eastern shore in to the afternoon. the rain chances could linger for a while. we'll talk more about this coming up. >> thank you, john. >> in this morning's "project economy" report, unemployment numbers continue to rise. the labor department said the jobless rate is the highest in nearly 26 years. in september 263,000 jobs vanished. many have been out of work for more than six months. >> no one is hiring. the pace of hiring continues to weaken and nothing works well as businesses are not hiring. >> it is a struggle to add jobs to the economy. >> president obama said employment is often the last indicator to show a rece

salt lake city, you have the light snou right now. t up in areas in the west of ne and north dakota, they get slammed, too. then back to the west, we have the winter storm warnings right here salt lake city in towards lower parts of colorado along with the wind. live to las vegas, there's a wind advisory. here's the way it looks. a little shakey around the tower cam. what time is it there? 6:30 a.m. running the half marathon. the rock 'n' roll las vegas marathon. in six weeks. i'm only running the half. if i did the full, i'd collapse. >> you've been running lots of those lately. >> half. >> same to me. >>> stocks finished mixed tuesday with the dow snapping a steep, two-day skid, but the blue chips are back in the red today. susan lisovicz has more. >> well, stocks did open lower despite a rebound in big ticket items known as durable goods. items that range from computers to cars grew 1%. that's a biggest jump in a year and a half, largely due to increased demand for machinery. didn't move the bulls yet. ford appears to be one step cl

his lincoln was missing from the scene, but the suv has now been found in the city. we will continue to follow that story and update you later today. >>> this noon, several people, including a city firefighter are recovering from a fire. flames broke out in the 4200 block of sheldon avenue. two people were transported to the hospital. >>> a second earthquake has hit indonesia bringing down more buildings. thousands are feared dead after a tsunami after the earthquake yesterday. karen brown reports. >> reporter: rescue workers rushing against time and pulled this woman out of the rubble. crews search for thousands still missing after two major earthquakes hit indonesia. this morning, the 6.8 quake hit miles from the wednesday's quake of 7.6. in the city of padang, hundreds of people ran for their lives. at least 500 are dead, but it may take days before the extent of the damage is known. emergency shelters were opened to give refuge to tens of thousands. the earthquakes come a day after the massive quake that triggered a tsunami in the south pacific. rescuers are sear

now. not in the city but back to the west of us. max hd radar will show where they are. we have been watching them the last hour and a half. they are bearing down on leesburg and frederick. if this hold together -- it's diminishing quite a bit -- but there ara couple more waves overnight in terms of showers that we will be dealing with. it wouldn't surprise me tomorrow at 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning this will be to the east of us and some of you will never have gotten any rain. overnight we have passing showers coming across. any showers we have tomorrow looks like it will be very, very early, maybe even before sunset. all of that will get to the east of us. mostly sunny and warm by the afternoon. sunday, we touched on, looks nice even to start the day then right on through the day, almost complete sunshine with temperatures warming up into the 70s. 70 right now. the warmest of the air having a hard time getting up here. we have a lot of clouds today. that kept the temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70s for just about everybody. in terms of real cold temperatures, w

as a five-ring circus right now with all of these cities and board members trying to wheel and deal and get these last boats so that they can get their city and olympic games. >> it is not against any more. it used to be, but it has changed. >> it has. after the salt lake city scandal where there is bribery going on, they are no longer allowed to visit those cities, so instead, the stars are coming to them. now, there's this parade of people who are coming. obama is going to come. the president of brazil is going to make it. then it becomes a game in a different sort of way. >> do you think it was wise for barack obama to decide to be there personally tonight? >> i think it is. i think it takes the spotlight off of the domestic issues and the international affairs, but if chicago does not win, this could be brutal for him because people will say, her "you were off trying to win an olympic games when you had more pressing issues" or what some people think are more pressing. >> you have actually seen him in action. >> i was with him on the white house lawn earlier this month, and he was t

survivors of the quake now have to struggle with the city's crumpled infrastructure. padang has had no electricity since initial quake and phone lines are still dead. gas station religion closed and supplies of everything from food to medicine are running low. >> we're here, need help, need food, need water, need all, need help. >> reporter: indonesian government is sending aid to padang, but so far, little is getting through. many trapped under rubble might be able to survive for a few days at most, it said, but hopes fade with every passing hour, and everyone here agrees the death toll will only rise over the coming week. ceila hatton, cbs new, jakarta, indonesia. >> couric: and now to another disaster zone, the samoas battered two days ago by a tsunami. the death toll-- at least 150 and climbing. authorities said today it could take as long as three weeks to complete the search for victims, and bill whitaker tells us nearly every samoan family was touchedded by the tragedy. >> reporter: the initial terror that overwhelmed these islands receded with the killer waves

to help employees now, the city and hospital have opened a career transition center with counselors, resources an computers. employees can get one on one career help and training. hospital officials say they've already received hundreds of inquiries about that facility. >>> the time is 6:20. retail sales do something they haven't done in over a year. >>> the landmark hotel washington is back and hipper than ever complete way new name. we'll go inside the new w hotel coming up after the break. at dunkin' donuts, there's always fresh coffee brewing, made hot and delicious all day long from the highest quality, freshly ground beans, and that's why more folks choose dunkin' donuts coffee to get their day off to a fresh, delicious start. america runs on dunkin'. i love clothes! so my girlfriend says, "shop tj maxx." "their buyers deal directly with designers... the savings come directly to me!" behold a fashionista... who's now a maxxinista! tj maxx. cyst it was a star-studded fair in d.c. last night as the former hotel washington officially opened its doors as the w hotel. john legend, e

now. just about everywhere outside the city. 48 joppa. 45 monkton and westminster. 43 ellicott city.e clouds try to roll through over the last couple of hours but looks like a partly cloudy morning. range from 43 to 53 by the bay. we'll turn mostly sunny with a high of about 67 this afternoon. >>> lets check the roads with kim. >> no problems so far on the beltway and tunnels are looking good so far. but we have a broken watermain in baltimore city, west 29th street between sisson and

now. oklahoma yesterday, five inches of rain in centralia. jefferson city, that's missouri, too, 4.45 inches of rain and it still continues in the general area. look at the heavy downpours right around dallas and that line stretches down to austin and san antonio, too, all the way to the border with mexico. you zoom on in to dallas radar and it's picking up the main squall moving down i-20 getting that i-45 later today in towards houston. powerful thunderstorms out there as well. but right now memphis, you're dry. look at the line of thundershowers over to the west and we had a tornado watch just an hour ago. it has expired. we're still watching up the line further to the louisville area, out of kentucky. had a couple of tornado warnings posted with these thunderstorm complexes as they rolled over to the east. no tornado warnings right now. no thunderstorm warnings either which is great. up to the north, you can see the rain shield extend iing in to columbus. that gets in to pittsburgh and you're going to see a lot of rain the next 24 hours here as well as

years ago when new york mayor michael bloomberg gave him a tough assignment, running the city's schools. mr. klein now oversees 1 million students and 89,000 teachers and budget of $21 billion in the country's largest public school system. chancellor kline, great to have you on the program. >> great to be here. >> we're just into a new academic year. want to talk to you about what's going on. new york's 1,500 schools had to institute an across the board budget cut of about 5%. what kind of an impact have you seen? >> it's having an impact. i mean, schools that lost a teacher, that retired, they haven't replaced them. some of our after-school programs have been affected. i think the schools have managed it effectively, and we let our principals and our school communities decide how to make the cuts. we don't try to make them for them, so you'll see different schools. some schools, for example, that might have had very little class size, they're willing to expand their class size. other schools that have a lot of after-school programs or weekend programs make cuts there. but it is a serious cut. >> this

most of the activity is now north of the city if you are watching out towards west munster, up towards getting a light shower. that is about it here in washington. you can see that the main event is out to the west. that is a cold front that won't get in here until tonight. up ahead of that, you will have winds from out of the south an you will notice the warm temperatures and humidity too. rain will get in here tonight in the form of showers. could be a thunderstorm as well. that is a pretty strong cold front that will cool us down by tomorrow. 62 right now. a nice mild start to the day if you are headed out the door. notice the winds. here comes the warmer air out of the south at 12 miles per hour. there is your forecast, a mix of sun and clouds and again, temperature about 10 degrees above where they should be. highs in the low 80s. rain gets in here tonight. i'll have more details on the weekend forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> let's check in with julie wright with a look at traffic. >> good morning. our traffic has taken a turn for the worse. we have now received

but the president wasn't the only heavy hitter the first lady brought along. >> we've been in the city now for 5 years, 4 and eight months. it is one of the best places in the world to live. >> chicago is competing with to go i don't, rio and madrid for the games. the final decision set to an nouned later today. >> i really am excited. i really do hope everything goes through and we can bring the olympics here. >> reporter: president obama's decision to fly to copenhagen has been met with criticism from some republicans would opposed the trip. however, the president does have some supporters on the right including former massachusetts governor mit romney who is the head of the 2002 olympic organizing committee. romney says the president is doing what needs to be done. >> the other cities have been making their cases to the ioc for more than a year but some said they wouldn't decide until after they made their final presentations. >>> two days have passed since earthquakes and tsunamis devastated islands in the pacific. right now, thousands of people remain trapped under pile of rubble. two

now. just two problems in fact. one of them in the city. that's an accident that we've been watching for a little bit. on lombard streeted at charles. speeds on 95 looking good. no issues on -- other issues in the city i should say but there is a problem in parkville. a building fire. watch for continued fire in the roads there. there's a look at your drive times. the west side just slightly sluggish there on the outer loop between 795 and 95 with an average speed of 51 miles per hour. there's a live look at 95 at the beltway. looking good there. there's a look at the west side. definitely some volume there. looking good at harford road. you'll find service departments to keep your toyota running smoothly. now it's time for manic monday. >> all right. let's get to it. a manic monday. >> good morning. and as always, manic monday brought to you by our good friends at mr. basement. we thank them very much. we've got a great group this morning. before we get going here, i want to remind everybody that the date to the 11th annual mammoth manic m

city for the 2016 summer olympics. first lady michelle obama is in copenhagen right now chatting up the international olympic committee alf of her hometown. chicago is competing against rio de janeiro, tokyo and madrid for the games. british bookmakers see the windy city as the odds-on favorite to win the vote tomorrow. should president obama travel to denmark to help chicago get the 2016 olympics? let us know what you think. you can shoot us an e-mail. and we love taking your text messages as well. standard teshgs ratxt rates app >>> 6 million to 7 million doses of the h1n1 vaccine could be available as early as next week. and the government expects 75 million doses to be available by the end of the year. but as we worry about how much of the vaccine will be on hand, will hospitals be able to handle a major outbreak? >> reporter: hospital beds could be scarce this flu season. the nonprofit trust for america's health says if 35% of americans get sick from h1n1 during the peak of the outbreak, hospitals in 15 states could be overwhelmed. the trust for america's health gauged its estimates using a predictive model called

now, not everybody in the city is excited about the prospect of getting the games. the polls show the population about split on it. they can all agree that winning the games in 2016 would really change the landscape of this city, just be a huge undertaking over the next seven years. so people watching very closely. a lot of viewing parties scheduled for later on today, including where i am at daily plaza, one of the biggest. thousands expected to watch that decision, expected sometime around lunchtime today. dan? >> yeah. a lot of excitement. about eight hours to go. but, you know, big things are on the line. thank you, kristen. appreciate that. >> you bet. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> a 72-year-old texas grandmother who was tasered by a police officer has now been offered a settlement. a dash camera captured sure being trapped by the sun gun back in may. the county has offered her $40,000 to compensate her for her pain, medical expenses and humiliation. however, she is still charged with resisting arrest. >>> a sk

that applied here because the district is a federal city. now gun rights advocates are hoping for a broader ruling. >> well, i have every confidence that the supreme court is going to say that this is a freedom to be enjoyed by the entire american people, not just those in federal enclaves. >> gun control supporters say a ruling in favor of handgun ownership in chicago would not necessarily jeopardize other gun laws, like restrictions on carrying concealed weapons. >> our time is now 5:27. release efforts, the race against time in the search for survivors following that killer tsunami in american samoa. >> it is the first day of the month and that means that there are new laws going into effect today for drivers in maryland. >> also, a reunion ten years in the making after a local dog was found 1,300 miles away from home. >>> rules ofhe road. the new laws drivers in maryland have to obey when they get behind the wheel. >> the negotiators, tough talk between the u.s. and iran over that country's nuclear ambitions. >> and disaster zones. assessing

over in ocean city they had a high of 71 degrees toe they win the prize for the warmest temperatures. outside right now, everybody is cooling off right now. york down to 42, 45 -- it's cooler in york than it is in oakland. the reason being? york has mostly clear skies but the clouds have rolled in across the west. they're increasing across the baltimore region. the satellite picture shows that. throughout the day lots of sunshine but i told you at six that the clouds would be coming in our direction and there they are right now. but the majority of the precipitation right here, that's going to be passing to the north of us, but along that frontal system, there's the cold front, right flew that region there. it's pushing in our direction and will bring shower activity in our region during the day on saturday but only a portion of saturday. during the afternoon, we get back into that area of high pressure back there which will clear things up nicely. nothing showing up on radar's powerful radar right now. 54 in indicatesenville, up in emitsburg, 50 degrees. as far as our forecast for tonight, the clouds

now cleveland city prosecutors have charged the former browns receiver with misdemeanor assault. arries a maximum sentence of six months in jail. now, edwards allegedly attacked a smaller friend of lebron's outside a nightclub. bra lon said the guy he punched weighed about 130 pounds. james called edwards childish. his attorney says he'll plead not guilty. >>> speaking of childish, this takes the cake. larry johnson is a train wreck. first he rips his coach on twitter after a train wreck. let's add this to it. he then attacked one of his followers using a gay slur. let's make it worse. he cussed out reporters using any gay slur when he was asked about the sweet saying get your bleeping bleep out of here. only he didn't say bleeping bleep. >>> vikings head coach brad childress, they may need to cut him some slack. he's getting a little bit of slack because he said he dressed up like a female flight attendant during the flight to pittsburgh. he wanted to remind his players to block out the pressure and it's just a game. so he put on a wig, balloon nylons, and wore lipstick. reported

city on the garages. one of three. >> we can now. a dollar an hour is pretty fair. >> a plan to budget the city of rockville 300-$400,000 the extension -- the extension was already in the works. business owners worry it will turn customers away. >> it will kill me. that is the only day i can count on having good traffic and a good sales. >> many understand paying for parking, does not in the suburbs. >> we have to pay for parking? i will not be here. dodge city officials said that despite all the complaining, it is still going to happen. the extension will go into effect this monday. they say that they will monitor it. they might look at it again. from montgomery county mobile newsroom, abc news. >>> next, more on the efforts to bring the olympic games to chicago. one of -- what are president obama's critics saying? relief is on the way to the victims of a devastating tsunami. a man accused of trying to extort millions are coming up. >>> the weekend getting off to a little bit of a shaky start. we have complete details coming up on ab

those are my city's secrets. now show me yours. ort.com/mycitymy secret. >> thank you, sir. >>> a city's giving away money in hopes of getting some back. but have you to rat out some people to get that money. >>> plus, the neighborhood pizza shop doesn't exactly serve his kind. so this deer broke in after hours looking for a slice. >>> is this progress? well, right now house democrats are showing us their health care plan. it includes a government-run insurance program. the so-called public option. how speaker nancy pelosi just finished saying that the bill would not increase the federal deficit and it would cost $894 billion over 10 years. this is what she said just a short time ago. >> it reduces the deficit, meets president obama's call to keep the cost under $900 billion over 10 years, and it insures 36 million more americans. 36 million more americans. >> all right. it's financed largely through a combination of a tax hike on wealthy u.s. citizens and spending constraints in medicare and medicaid. of course, this is just the ho