. >> a group of breast cancer survivors is battling facebook after a picture was taken offline. an artist and other breast cancer survivors posed topless with their breasts and scars covered with body paint. facebook disagreed with their intentions, taking down the photos. the artist does not see why there page was taken down and others which shows models in body paint were allowed to stay up. >> i wanted to show the horror of breast cancer and the process that i went through. there are many pages and images all over facebook that are more productive, that are more naked looking. >> she says she hopes facebook changes its mind and supports their cause. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think facebook overreacted when it took down a page showing breast cancer survivors covered in body paint? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:20. 58 degrees on tv hill. big promise on the southbound j.f.x. -- problems on the southbound j.f.x. >> the ravens gear ready to take on the sa

. >> perhaps you and i can have an offline conversation. >> this is not an attack, we have the killing in september 24 as of 1956 with matthew johnson by san francisco police officer and 45 years later, on the same thing. we are still looking for opportunities. it sounds good, but it is not being implemented. who is holding this panel accountable to the law? someone has told the panel accountable. if i am going down the street 65 miles an hour, i am in violation of the law. the city, county, san francisco is in violation of the law of title 6. >> thank you for all the great questions. for closing, which have our commissioner. >> i want to thank his supervisor cohen for posting this. this is actually the beginning of a dialogue between the community and the departments in your supervisors. i want to thank the panelists of the department for coming. and giving the information that they did. i would like to thank you for coming and also for welcoming us to your community. we basically -- our goal in this district is very important to us right now. all of us see the high unemployment over

will it make up for things in the offline world and certainly with big growth numbers, cyber monday is always the biggest day of the year. last year as it was 35% bigger than black friday. >>vicki: i saw an interesting statistic, 50 percent of people will be making those purchases from work. >>vicki: up-to-date small businesses are pushing for small business saturday. >> local business owners appreciate the push for small business saturdays. >> it is a personal experience, it is like a one-on-one with customers. >> they know me and i know them. it is not just selling. >> companies like american express are offering free advertisements for businesses. >> i think it is a great idea. everyone should support local businesses. >> some say that they already have carried over business >>brian: en la of fall. that kept temperatures cool. in the '50s for santa rosa and. just like this morning, tomorrow morning we will see issues would fall. what happens during nighttime hours the fog begins to drift into the east bay. visibility will be dropping below a quarter of a model. a dense fog advisory

>> i would prefer to have that discussion offline in terms of the number two sometimes a single cop,sent a message that the police are everywhere, when, in fact, we are not. i would rather not go into the exact number of officers deployed. but there are officers deployed up there every single day. supervisor kim: so at least one? >> yes, many more than one. i just did not want to go to the exact number. supervisor kim: you mentioned the hours were a.m. to midnight. >> that is more, if i were to say when that space would be a utility to us, it is during those hours when we deploy officers on foot up there, and those are sort of the range of times that you could expect to see some officers of there. maybe midnight is a little on the late end, but i could see some use of it than that of the officers are in cars in the evening, by and large, handling more areas than the first couple blocks of 6th street. >> when you say it will go to midnight, it is more than offices will have keys so they can access -- access it for records are questioning? >> absolutely. i do not know so much questioni

do not want that to get in the way of a conversation not being pursued in plans and programs and offline. supervisor campos: thank you. 'there is there is a lot of matl in substance here, and the reason we wanted to bring this presentation is because the level of importance of this matter. we wanted to make sure that the entire board heard directly on what the findings and recommendations were, with the understanding that a lot more work needs to be done and a lot of the work needs to be done in committee, but it was important for us that every member of the board heard this. i just have a couple of follow- up questions, if i may. i wanted to say that some of these findings are very disturbing, and one general question that jumps out with respect to the cost overruns and the fact that you looked at 13 projects and 12 of those were above the baseline budget by $87 million, which is about 32% of the estimated cost. how does that compare to what is generally perceived to be of best practice? how does that compare to what would be expected in this kind of operation? >> well, i will take the

federal regulators kept them offline until november 11. inspections could be completed. the first unit reached full power on friday. >>> arrested a tsa employee for sexually assaulting a woman while in uniform. 52-year-old harold rodman charged with aggravated sexual battery. dressed in his uniform, they believe rodman performed some sort of patdown on one of the women and ran away. and police are looking for a man who assaulted a woman. police say the man grabbed the woman from behind, touched her inappropriately, shoved her to the ground. she screamed. they aren't sure exactly what race he was, but they are saying he was wearing a black puffy coat. and coming up at 7:00, is it a crime to steal a kiss? apparently sometimes. why police are investigating what looked more like a schoolyard crush. we'll tell you about it on 9news now at 7:00. >> still to come, a change at one catholic church has parents fighting the role young girls play in math. we'll tell you what they want changed. top. >> kind of sloppy ride home. we'll take you out with the numbers. 64 and 54. mild tod

. >>> a nuclear power station knocked offline by the east coast earthquake nearly three months ago could be restarted soon. according to "the washington post," state regulators could restart two regulators at the north anna plant as early as next week. dominion virginia power said, since the august quake, spent more than $20 million on inspections at the plant in mineral, virginia. the utility company said it found small cracks in office buildings but no concerns that put public safety at risk. >>> the east coast earthquake will be a topic of a lecture tonight in fairfax county. the u.s. geological survey found people who felt the quake from virginia to new york. they'll discuss the likelihood of an occurrence tonight at 7:00. this lecture is open to the public at the national geologic center in reston. >>> the snow summit kicks off in montgomery county today. that's when the department of transportation will assess the county's snow plans and snow fleet. the agency will also announce the new initiatives to improve its storm response, including a new navigation system for drivers. the sn

it has been offline since the earthquake in august. dominion power owns the plant and spent 100,000 hours and $21 million in inspecting the reactors. the plant didn't suffer any functional damage. will the take ten days for the plant to be operational. ♪ [ jerry ] attention shoppers. your groceries are the size of idaho but the interest rate on your checking is small potatoes. earn more at capital one bank. get new high yield free checking. your interest rate will be 5 times the national average. that's huge. and free atms at any bank. free is good. sign up at capital one bank. what's in your wallet? what is he, a clydesdale. >>> an update to a top story tonight. wilson ramos rescued an an air operation. kidnappers snatched him from outside his parents house. ramos' mother talked to her son by telephone tonight. he says he is fine and wants to settle down and doesn't want to talk to the media right away. >> glad he is okay. >> that was scary. >>> the caps play hockey tonight. tell me they won. >> we have good news. >> they won? >> they

. >> online and offline are blurring in consumers' minds. they realize this don't need to stand in line at the mall, find parking. they can buy that item they want for the holidays and check out quickly and be done. >> reporter: it's true. we found bay area shoppers very happy to skip the mall, thank you. preferring to logon and take care of business. >> i can glance through stuff and do it in the middle of the night. i'm a student and i work so i need that 24/7 type of availability. >> i do it online for sure. at the mall you have to fight for your products. you've got to do a lot of pushing. it's not anywhere near the deal that you get online. >> reporter: you can take it with you. or someone can bring it to you. >> what's interesting, not only are people using mobile devices to shop, they're also buying them. those are the hot items this season. >> reporter: hot items to buy, and then shop with. that confidence was felt from the malls to the mobile devices and all the way to wall street. stocks rallying on consumer confidence. the dow gai

special electrical hook ups will be offline during construction for the race.could mean tons of pollution from fossil fuels are released into the air. port officials say those concerned are addressed in the report which will be considered by the board of supervisors at its december 15th meeting. >>> fans of the burning manifest value will have a new way to buy tickets tomorrow. people can register monday for the first round of 3,000 tickets to the festival. those who are picked from a random drawing will be notified by december 19th. the bulk of the tickets will be sold in a second lottery in january. there will also be a final round of ticket sales in march on a first come first serve basis. the festival runs from august 27 to september 3rd next year. >>> some south bay homeless shelters are working to make sure everyone stays out of the cold. santa clara county and ehc builders cold weather shelter program started tonight at three locations. beds are now set up at the national guard armory. >>> a conservative newspaper in los angeles has backed newt gingrich.

the cameras will be taken offline when the contract expires january 3, 2002 of those cameras are on routed north avenue naperville's manager said that the city will lose money and its budget deficit will increase >>public hearings begin tonight on a city council plan to revamp the city's 50 wards the first hearing will be held from 6-9 at the north park village administration building on north pulaski road a second hearing takes place tomorrow night at the grand high-school auditorium on westwood nancy avner there will not be a proposed map to review 33rd ward alderman richard mell says the hearings are only to get public input the city must redraw its wards every 10 years to reflect changes in population >>it's been a busy day at the chicago city council hearing alderman are working on several issues including mayor emmanuel's proposed budget and a controversial ordinance on marijuana possession >>several of the alderman 28 to be exact co-authored a letter to the mayor telling him that while they appreciate the need for budget cuts they urge him to make thoughtful decisions in the proces

. >> according to metro about 60 escalators were offline today. about half of those were from preventative maintenance. the budget issue is based on a preliminary budget that does not go into effect until july. the metro board is meeting to discuss it further tomorrow. >>> police are investigating a crash in brandywine that left the driver critically injured. we were over the scene this morning. a dump truck collided with a neon and overturned. the dump truck driver was not seriously hurt. >>> let's get a check of the traffic situation this evening. >> we are dealing with some heavy delays on the beltway. all of your travel lanes are open. we do have some activity on the outbound freeway at the 14th street bridge. southbound 95 slow at woodbridge. westbound 66 is slow. let's talk about the beltway. very heavy delays each direction, but travel lanes are open. outer loop delays on -- between 270 and 66. >>> still ahead a man donates a suit to a good well, but forgets the $13,000 in the pocket. why it could be a matter of life or death. >> local high

complain against it and then it would give the department just a certain powers to then take that set offline and you talk about a number of them right the idea that you can take it out of search results the way you could constrain it financially and then potentially what's most controversial which isn't using the i mean. system to make it so that when people search for the domain of the site they simply couldn't find it ok how about the fact to you that you know some of these companies now if something is posted on line that might be infringing on copyright as soon as they're notified they just take it down but won't they be held responsible now they are going to have to start blocking it censoring it from from the very beginning they'll have to face legal protections of three every get that their right will mean the existing infrastructure but this is the d.m.c.a. right doing g.m.c. take down if your company you see something of yours up on you tube for instance and say we have ownership of that and you have your individual piece of content it gets taken down and that's seeing some amount o

a nuclear power plant that supplies nour our area is knocked offline.safe but some niche residents and watch dogs say they are not so sure. a special report about the plant's reopening at 5:00. >> checking our top stories investigators are searching for suspects in an armed robbery on the university of maryland campus. outside cecil hall, police say no one was hurt but urging students to be on alert. and syracuse juferte dealing with a child sex abuse scandal. two former ball boys claim longtime assistant basketball coach bernie fine molested them for several years. fine is on administrative leave while police investigate those allegations. and you may not want to use metro to get to reagan international. the blue and yellow lines will not run due track work. trains will also single track on parts of the red line. >> agatersburg man charged with killing his daughter is expected to be in court today. david hong is accused of stabbing jessica new win in the basement of their home and hahn and jessica's mother were getting divorced at the time of her death

i mentioned comparing prices both online and offline.nd deals and coupons, as i had mentioned. taking advantage of google wallet, for example, it's a new app we have, that allows you to actually pay for your purchase with your smart phone, and have coupons that you have from a particular retail, all in a single tap. really convenient and it helps save money. >> at some point we might want to go out and figure out how to get to the brick and mortar stores, so tell us how the mobile app can help with that. >> yeah. google maps, it's something people use year round, but particularly at holidays it's a great way to map out a really optimal kind of trip so you spend more time in the stores versus in the road. you get live traffic updates to avoid congestion. you can get turn by turn directions. so it really helps in terms of making that shopping trip super efficient. >> one of the things i have a problem with, i found something and i'm like, did i get the best price? you briefly touched on the price comparisons, but could you go into that a l

they have been offline since the earthquake hit in august.ominion power says they spent more than $100,000 instekting the reactors. the plant did not suffer functional damage. it will take ten days for the plant to become fully operational. >>> a school bus driver from new jersey has been arrested. they charged her with drunk-driving on the job. it happened last tuesday outside philadelphia. kids were texting and calling their parents from the bus. they said they were afraid for their lives. some of the kids got off before their bus had a -- before the bus where they were supposed to get off because they were scared. parents called the cops. they caught up with the driver as she was trying to pick up more children at an elementary school. >> the bus was swerving around. she almost hit a jogger. we almost hit other buses. >> she fell asleep a couple times. >> i felt butterflies. >> the bus driver is carol crockette. she's 46 years old. her blood alcohol level was five times over the legal limit. she's been fired. >>> still ahead, it's been a w

. >> reporter: they found social networks echoed and amplified teens offline's social life. the good and the bad. including bullying, and defending against bullies. >> it gets posted online in a social media spot. other kids see it immediately. >> reporter: child psychologist laura daveys says it's a common trauma. what surprised daveys, 80% did something about it. >> some of our kids are going to respond tho that, and stand up for their friends. >> i've actually stud up to people who like racial slurs that i've seen, or homosexual slurs. >> i usually step in and provide evidence that they're wrong or make the bully feel bad. >> reporter: one in five reporting about bullied in the past year. two in five said they spilled over to real life. >> instead of confronting them face-to-face, she did it through social networking and it actually backfired, and she was suspended. >> reporter: teens overwhelmingly accepted advice from their parents. >>> tonight on our facebook wall, we ask about cyber bullying. one writes, i was bullied as a kid, and now my daughter is going through the

. >> i've been talking to a lot of folks online, offline.tern, the long range model it's going to be a wet long winter. >>> a pattern with creme phone rules is coming on. >>> the pay gap between men and women have narrowed over the last decade but women still earn considerably less. a new government report shows that less educated women earn 86% of men with the same education. that's an improvement from 81% 10 years ago but some democratic lawmakers are calling it discrimination. while women are paid less when they become mother, men are paid more as they become fathers. >>> robo calls could potentially be sent to your cell phone without your concept. >> it would be not a human call but a robo call which if it's a prerecorded message, i can't say don't call me on my cell phone. >> house republicans are proposing a new bill called the mobile informational call act it would allow immediate notification of flight consolations, fedex deliveries and school delays on cell phones. but some on capitol hill including anne aschu say at some point it w

it's been offline since the august quake. power said the quake did not do any damage to the plant, but they wanted to ensure there were no structural ls say there was no need to change the design or structure >>> a local restauranteur is facing charges in a drug trafficking case. natasha danner who owns the uniontown bar in anacostia was arrested. officials seized some 40 pounds of cocaine and $1.5 million of cash when a truck tried to deliver to her office in ft. washington. dasher is charged with possession with intent to distribute. >>> this morning police are gathering evidence on a shooting that injured a metro bus passenger.(zt victim forfon when he was shot twice yesterday morning. so far no arrests have been made. he is expected to be okay. police are examining surveillance video of the bus for clues. >>> the occupy protests are taking an ugly turn all over the country. some cities have started to kick the protesters out. in portland, oregon, protesters clashed with police after defying an order to leave the park wher

. >> reporter: they found social networks echoed and amplified teens offline's social life.ncluding bullying, and defending against bullies. >> it gets posted online in a social media spot. other kids see it immediately. >> reporter: child psychologist laura daveys says it's a common trauma. what surprised daveys, 80% did something about it. >> some of our kids are going to respond tho that, and stand up for their friends. >> i've actually stud up to people who like racial slurs that i've seen, or homosexual slurs. >> i usually step in and provide evidence that they're wrong or make the bully feel bad. >> reporter: one in five reporting about bullied in the past year. two in five said they spilled over to real life. >> instead of confronting them face-to-face, she did it through social networking and it actually backfired, and she was suspended. >> reporter: teens overwhelmingly accepted advice from their parents. >>> tonight on our facebook wall, we ask about cyber bullying. one writes, i was bullied as a kid, and now my daughter is going through the same, with the exceptio

they have been offline since the 5.8 magnitude quake. dominion power, who owns the plant, said it spent more than 100,000 hours and $21 million inspecting the plant's two reactors. federal regulators also ransom tests. both say the plant did not suffer any fencingal damage. it will taken ten days for the plant to be fully operational. >>> right now it's 9:10 early on this saturday morning. it affects more than a million americans, and there's still no cure. we're going to tell you about the warning signs for hydrocephalus. >>> and how do you reward a couple of guys who saved a woman from an attacker? well, a couple of local heroes were thanked with some to make a commitment is to see things through. confident that no matter what the obstacles we can build something better, together. with the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile, we're making a commitment, to create a stronger network for all our customers. we will invest an additional eight billion dollars and build out the next generation of mobile broadband to nearly everyone in am

the north power station in louisa county has been offline since the 5.2 quake. dominion power who owns the plant says it spent more than 100,000 hours and $21 million inspecting the reactors. federal regulators ran tests and say the plant did not suv err any functional damage. it will taken ten days for the plant to be fully operational. >>> three good samaritans from arlington received an unusual reward for their very good deed. a pizza. back in august, two men were waiting on their porch for a pizza delivery when they heard a woman being attacked. they tackled the suspect while waiting for police while a third friend helped the woman. during their heroic attack they missed out on their pizza. last night they got a congratulations from the police and a pizza. >> for them to do this, it means a lot. >> just another example of how we are so successful because of the support that we have from gentlemen like these two gentlemen and their friend. >> after some handshakes, the good samaritans got to enjoy their hot new pizza. as for the suspect, he's still in jail aw

what you do online, leads to offline activities.coming of age that has grown up with unlimited access to pornography. people know no difference. they get a tolerance and sort of immunity to hard-core sexual liezed images. it's sexual liezing people in a strange way. >> all right. so certainly we have seen a lot of celebrities that have had to admit to sexual addiction. we have had tiger woods, jesse james, charlie sheen. so when we look at these celebrity faces on a human problem, is this just being disguised as a problem? or is it something more about impulse control that all of us have to take more personal responsibility over? >> that's a good question. when i started reporting the story, i was more skeptical. i thought it was a cop out and a get out of jail free card for these people who have these marital indiscretions. they can use it to say i don't have to be accountable. this is something bigger than me. from talking to a number of sex therapists and a number of people who suffer from sexual addiction, this has the capacity

it's been offline since august, 5.2 magnitude quake.uake did not do any damage to the plant, but they wanted to be sure there were no structural problems with the plant. there's no need to change the design or structure of the plant. >>> president obama is defending his efforts to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons. he made the comments at the apec summit this weekend. mr. obama said sanctions on iran have had a, quote, enormous bite. the president says he still wants to work with russia and china to find more ways to put pressure on tehran to stop its nuclear program. mr. obama did not specify the measures, but he says he's not taking any options, including military options, off the table. >>> there are still problems with those hired to catch medicare fraud. the inspector general found private contractors are using inaccurate and inconsistent data, making it harder to catch crooks. under the current medicare system, one contractor makes the claim and the other sorts through the data to prevent fraud. they found repeated problem

a nuclear power station knocked offline by the earthquake two months ago could be restarted soon.could restart two reactors at the north anna plant as early as next week. virginia dominion power has said that since the august quake, it spent $20 million in inspections on the plant. they found small cracks in office buildings but no concerns that put public safety at risk. >>> the east coast earthquake will be the topic tonight. they felt the quake all the way from georgia to new york. researchers will discuss the seismology, location, and likelihood of a reoccurrence tonight at 7:00. that is open to the public at the u.s. geological survey national center in reston. >> let's check the forecast. meteorologist tom kierein is here. we love this nice fall weather we're having. >> i love the leaves. they are now at peak color from right around the metro area and just absolutely stunning. they will be right at dawn too when we get the first orange and gold light hitting those leaves. right now, though, it's clear. the skies splashed with the autumn constellation stars over capitol hill.

. >> reporter: next week on "the boss" -- in london, sarah curran takes online shopping offline. the popcorn, as francis lui gets ready for a new addition to his macau empire. that's next week on "the boss." >>> and don't forget, if you want to comment on that or any of the stories you watch on our show, get this touch with the whole team on our facebook page. just go to facebook.com/cnnwbt. let us know your thoughts. nina. >>> you can also contact us and let us know your thoughts on twitter. you can follow the whole of the cnn "world business today" team @cnnwbt. check out tweets about the team about what we're covering on the show. probably who we'll be interviewing as well. >> absolutely. but for now, we will say farewell. you've been watching "world business today." nina and i, of course, will be back a little later this day. for the moment, though, good-bye. i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> and i'm nina dos santos in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. it's good-bye for now. we'll see you later. if you've just signed up for medicare or will soon, there's

it created blackouts across the world and also knocked blackberry service offline.d was fine all day. she. i'm going to give her a gender. she was fine. number four, consumer credit in september rising by more than expected. $7.4 billion. that nearly erased august's $9.6 billion drop. the data is important because it tracks how much money consumers are borrowing. economists we spoke to say the rise was likely due to an increase in auto loans which is not necessarily bad if you have the credit and desire to make a big purchase like that. credit card debt fell for the third month in a row. >>> it's been 94 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? by the way, we're not the only ones worried about our credit rating. france unveiling its second austerity budget in three months. as mark haynes would say, really? france has aaa and we don't. political bombshell no herman cain. a come accused cain of sexual harassment came forward with explosive allegations. >> he put his hand on my leg under my skirt and reached for my genitals. he

. >> the consumer is in charge, and online and offline are blurring in the consumer's mind and they realize they don't need to stand in line at the mall or find a parking spot. they can go and buy that holiday spot they want for the holiday season and check out quickly and be done. >> i can glance through stuff and knock it out in the middle of the night which i'm a student. i'm a student and i work so i need that 24/7 type of availability >> reporter: hottest items, tablets, like the apple ipad and amazon kindle fire, along with smartphones which people shopped for and shopped with. >> people using their mobile devices, smartphones and tablets to shop anytime anywhere. >> reporter: it's a bonanza for big companies like amazon but for web-save small businesses, like berkeley-based albert ming suits. a cyber monday sale for 60% off. we found a small business owner who says the web helps. >> you know, we're really heavy into facebook. we do a lot of updates so i think keeping the customers we already have i'm able to use the web in that way. >> reporter: getting the word out and bringing the

it is all about getting people to ask questions and engage online and offline engage in the experienceuz be, co-workers. >> reporter: from impact church's very beginning five years ago, the founders knew being technologically savvy would help them with their mission and outreach. >> realizing that many people aren't excited about bricks and mortar anymore but community exists outside of the four walls and we're willing to reach people in various platforms. one of the most important is technology. all of these amenities folks are used to monday through saturday and it is not fair to ask them to come into our churches and step back into the 14th century. so the church is catching up with technology and embracing it and i believe we will be all the better because of it. >> reporter: impact is keeping up by having easy-to-use gadgets and software like an iphone app. also twitter and facebook accounts, and most importantly -- live streaming sunday morning worship all to keep their members and others out in cyberspace in the know. church members love it. >> having that option still allows to

. >> reporter: offline angie's life had turned into a nightmare.nd her school, and she endured constant attacks from other students. >> everyone was saying how i'm going to become a porn star and how like i'm such a slut for doing that. >> reporter: angie's parents took her out of school and have supported her with love and understanding. >> at first you look at it and it's a porn site and you go, you know, this is horrible. then you have to pull away and say, well, it's a bathing suit picture. none of her pictures are any worse than you might see in victoria's secret. >> reporter: still, angie at times dealt with her turmoil by turning to drugs, alcohol, trying to run away. she put her parents through an ordeal. >> because i wanted to feel loved. because i wasn't getting loved by anyone. it was always criticism. and i kind of took it out on them. and that's what hurts me the most. >> reporter: terry moran, abc news, miami. >> you know, it is a very sad story, a very tragic story. and certainly a cautionary tale for young people out there. angie's

it is the most comprehensive flight tracking application in the world and has an offline mode for in-flightse. it costs $5 and is in the itunes application support. hotel.com launched a user- friendly application that allows travelers to book about 150,000 hotels and around the world and 50 different languages. next up, kayak is the application that i recommend for finding the best deals on everything from flights, hotels, rental cars, and travel packages. lastly, here's an interesting one this call flight docks, if you're concerned about the integrity of the airplane that you'll be flying on you can check up on the maintenance schedule and see what kind of condition you're aircraft is in. this florida-based company helps airlines keep track of the moving parts that keep the friendly skies safe has just launched a free ipad application. you can view discrepancies, retriever maintenance to do this, update aircraft times, you can review the air worthiness directive and service bulletins as well as contacting customer service. i am gabe slate with kron4 news. >>erica: we are taking a live look

a million and a half homes and businesses in seven states are still offline.nths after many utilities were knocked out by hurricane irene. in some places the damage could be worse. and now the deaths of 25 people including one in canada are being blamed on this storm. wow. >> what an awful weekend. >>> as for today's forecast, the big weather story today is in the rockies, where rain will turn to snow. areas around denver could see up to a foot of the white stuff before it's all over. it will be clear across most of the south. but there will be some showers down in south florida. morning showers, meanwhile, for the northeast, clear on the west coast. >> and temperatures will be seasonable in the southwest. 67 in omaha. 72 in kansas city. and the big easy hit 74. 82 in miami. and 54 here in new york. >> get your elbow ready. because it's time for our -- boom. favorite story of the day. and what is really better this time of year than a little football? >> it's football season. it's cold out there, too, huh? football and how about a reunion? this one took place