on hitting new heights a group of dirt devil mountaineers retell the stunning story and most school of conquering the world thirteen the highest peak in the winter a feat which had never been done on. a football where we now know the sixteen teams who will fight it out for european glory next summer portugal the republic of ireland czech republic the last side's to secure their euro twenty twelve places after tuesday night's second leg playoffs the russian interests was focused on the turkey encounter a draw on the night for the turks would ensure a russia favorable placing in part. for the finals draw or not is what happened in the final score in zagreb croatia essentially with the tie in the bag after the opening leg they won by three nil the defeat seeing turkey part ways with a big today. portugal also into the finals a six two win over both new herzegovina the way they put their place christiane or another one held both helping themselves chip braces in lisbon on the first leg which ended goalless in sydney know a distant memory following a ruthless. the steals tax proposal from the hosts to the visitors well we did twice doub

at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to f

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from frost to snow on bay area peaks. we'll show you how people are bracing for a chilly and wet weekend. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area coverage. ok, you guys wanted a space for entertaining your friends, so, open your eyes and check out your new living room! [ gasps ] honey, the tv's over there! yep, we got you the new at&t u-verse wireless receiver so you can put your tv pretty much anywhere you want. and that stand... anywhere? like, we can put it over there? and that coffee... or we could put it on the patio for watching the game with the guys. or in the kitchen? but, these curtains are... i can't believe you moved the tv. it's like a whole new living room. it actually is a whole new living room. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver, only from at&t. now get u-verse with dvr at the lowest price ever. at&t. >>> a consumer group is blasting all those red light cameras, they say the cameras are better for making money for city hall. >> as soon as you get a dynamic where the more tickets

it's $4 to travel the distance on peak times with a pass, and more if they have to mail it to you. >> it opens at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, you can drive the icc for free until december 4th. the mpa is providing bus service down the icc core door. >> sort of like an outer beltway. at least a portion of it. we had wet weather on the roads tonight and tomorrow. 51, northwest winds at nine. the barometer currently holding steady. come back and take a look at that tuesday and into thanksgi,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> damp, it's a monday. better stay in bed. take a look at radar, we had drizzle from time to time with fog a lot of low close. there's a batch of rain moving from northern maryland to northwest of martinsburg. two hagueers town approaching the city as we speak. we'll see some of this light rain in the next several hours. we'll see more in the morning. we're down to 51. 55 ocean city the warm spot. 58 down in pax river. and the dewpoint is 59. there'll be some fog overnight. 54 up in rock hal and 50 up in bell air. right now temperature wise not going to change much because these northwes

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however, riverside areas are on high alert, as the tide is expected to peak on sunday. >>> thailand's capital is still battling devastating floodwaters, but there are signs of recovery in the central city of ayutthaya. more than a month after the disaster hit, people in the world heritage-listed city are starting to overcome the crisis. nhk world's dhra dhirakaosal has more. >> the big clean-up is under way. hundreds of people gathered at one of ayutthaya's ancient temples. ayutthaya has been severely hit by the flooding disaster and people are trying to clean up the temple in order to help the tourism industry recover. at one temple, volunteers removed mud and waste on big clean-up day. they also brushed the walls of the historic site. >> translator: we should do all we can to bring everything back to normal. so we came up with this project to help revive ayutthaya. >> reporter: ayutthaya was hit by massive floods in early october. vast areas of the city were submerged and more than 300 temples were under water. the monks at one temple were unable to ask for alms. they also lost inco

however, riverside areas are on high alert, as the tide is expected to peak on sunday. >>> thailand's capital is still battling devastating floodwaters, but there are signs of recovery in the central city of ayutthaya. more than a month after the disaster hit, people in the world heritage-listed city are starting to overcome the crisis. nhk world's dhra dhirakaosal has more. >> the big clean-up is under way. hundreds of people gathered at one of ayutthaya's ancient temples. ayutthaya has been severely hit by the flooding disaster and people are trying to clean up the temple in order to help the tourism industry recover. at one temple, volunteers removed mud and waste on big clean-up day. they also brushed the walls of the historic site. >> translator: we should do all we can to bring every back to normal. so we came with thi project to help revive ayutthaya. >> reporter: ayutthaya was hit by massive floods in early october. vast areas of the city were submerged and more than 300 temples were under water. the monks at one temple were unable to ask for alms. they also lost income becaus

>> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction

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on jfk drive. that represents about 10% of their role traffic during the peak. bicyclists are telling us that this is where they want to be. one of our first charges is to improve things for the users that we have. but there are other goals that play here. we're supporting the board of supervisors resolution passed in 2010 to get up to bicycling being 20% of all trips by 2020, which is an incredibly ambitious goal and one we have been working very hard to think about. the two barriers that people cite most often when we asked what they do not bicycle more are the fear of traffic and not enough bikeways. we have about 4 son of trips right now being made by bicycling, so we have a ways to go. with no education, enforcement, and encouragement r.p. -- are key parts of the picture. but when we get down to it, engineering is the linchpin of the whole equation. this is the result of a survey done in portland asking who bicycles now and why, and what they found is about a third of the people that said no way, no how, they will never cl

. >>> yes, frank we're heading for clouds, wet weather, even snow on bay area peaks as we go down the road here, right now the rain is showing up in far northern california. you're up there by crescent city, that is the rain line there, tomorrow, it moves south in the afternoon, tomorrow marked. what you notice tomorrow is the increasing clouds. this was the fog today, that is the north tower of the golden gate bridge. over 700 feet high, you see the fog pressed down underneath it. high pressure in charge, high pressure went like that. that is why it is dry. but the high pressure weakening, the fog will lift, lift, lift over the next 24 hours, clouds, middle clouds, high clouds, and then rain in the forecast as everything changes around. high pressure is weakening, high pressure is almost on its way out. so tomorrow, increasing clouds, and you know what else you noticed? much cooler daytime highs. so today, numbers in the 60s, tomorrow's highs, low 60s, upper 50s. after that we're in the 50s for many locations. tomorrow, clouds coming in, showers back in the forecast. now tomorrow nig

we are learning the name of one of the peak users that lives in our area. john gonzalez has more. >>> this man who parked in the garage told us to leave the property and told us they have nothing toshe say. saying "that would be my preference that we go together in a joint press conference." >> they simply did not have been. >> a day after a fourth from and spoke of sexual advances in the late 1990's, herman cain held a press conference saying he does not know this latest victim. >> withdrawal from the presidential primary race? ain't gonna happen. >> he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my legs under my skirt and reached for my genitals. >> sharon bialek described her encounter in a car 14 years ago. kraushauer received $45,000 of a summit. "when you are in a situation where you're being sexually harassed you are in an extremely vulnerable position." >> this woman's charges are disturbing and serious. >> john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >>> the other presidential candidates are prepared for tonight's debate at oakland university outside of detroit. th

the sun is bright and pouring down on the peak autumn foliage we have in the urban area, inside washingtonnd inside the beltway, but just outside the beltway north, the leaves are coming down in many areas. we need gusty winds to bring them down and they will move in tomorrow. a lot of the leaves will begin to get unhinged and fill your yard. right now it's climbing into the 60s throughout much of the region, and later today we will peak in the upper 60s by midafternoon as clouds increase and going cloudy tonight. mid-40s by dawn tomorrow. a cloudy day on thursday, and highs reaching the upper 50s, and we might get a passing shower in the morning and early afternoon. and then the winds will increase and the leaves will come flying down, and we will have that gusty wind with us on friday. it will be colder friday in the morning, just near 30. and so quite a change. and then on saturday, cold in the morning near 30, and sunny in the afternoon and diminished wind, and highs climbing into the upper 40s to low and mid-50s. a chilly day on saturday. but milder on sunday. sunny and up around 60,

but the august 20th haec peaked interest on what's happening. >> let's capture it right now.let's see what's happening. >> most of us here with justice do not have another one. wjz eyewitness news. >> we're taking year and a half for the street to be maryland. >>> and iowaian gets eventual from the lawyers. they took flaunt his free doom. he understooded up showing out brats and olders. police say they had traffic important of traffic stopping turkey. as far as we know, none of the drivers ended up inviting me for thanksgiving. turkey has got the last laugh. >> mucky on the lam. >> mucky on the lam. >> well, happy thanksgiving to you. >> gorgeous day. >> thank you very much. tomorrow for all the power shoppers who are now getting ready. i's gong for more gorgeous. >>> a little chilly tonight. the average is 53, well above that and we will be above it again tomorrow. 73 the record. nowhere near that price. we are definitely comfortable with 60 at this time in november. right now we're having a nice evening shaping up at 43 degrees. the winds are calm, barometer at 32.6. high p

if you'll be driving the i-95 corridor on tuesday and wednesday, the mbta suggests traveling before 6:00 a.m. or after 11:00 p.m. the authority says non-peak hours on thursday through sunday will mostly be like 9:00 in the morning and after 9:00 p.m. even though local gas prices have dropped over the last week, they're still higher than they were a year ago, but it's still not affecting holiday travel. >> we've actually seen sort of a spreading out, if you will, over the entire week. some people just take the entire week off, tend to leave maybe on monday or tuesday. so we've seen a little less congestion. >> to find the lowest gas prices in your area, you can visit our website, wbaltv.com. reporting live in north baltimore, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> kim, thank you. now that drivers will no longer be issued just warnings when caught by speed cameras in howard county, the county executive says he hopes the change will decrease the number of speeders. >> we have mobile cameras now, so there are no fixed locations. we're going to move vans around. we don't have enough railroad every location, nor do we want to. we just to want change the

peak. it is in the gas. >> narrator: some of them stumbled, all of them struggled but in the end, every one of them made it to the summit. >> miss kato, that's the summit. that's the peak. it is in the gas. >> narrator: some of them stumbled, all of them struggled but in the end, every one of them made it to the summit. >> miss kato, that's the summit. we are almost there. we did it! let's give ourselves a hand. just a few more steps to go. let's take a picture together. >> translator: these are happy tears. i joined this event to leave my loneliness in the mountains. as i kept climbing, i noticed the mountain was invigorating me. >> translator: invigorating and exhausting. they will all keep the pictures of their climb and the memories of what they conquered. >> the decision comes before a ruling on another former cult figure. the cult was responsible for a series of crimes including the 1995 gas attack on the tokyo subway system that killed more than a dozen people and left more than a thousand sick. this video shows him showing his 1-year-old son on the seat of a swing. and this is foota

. >> she's had plastic surgery, looks as though she's had something done on the peak of the nose and efined. >> when moore was arrested a year ago, she was blond and weighed 210 pounds. >> i was fat, put me on the beach and it was a whale, i was fat. so, yeah. >> moore has lost more than 60 pounds over the past 12 months. >> this is "the biggest loser" contest and i got the public humiliation to go along with it. now i'm skinny. >> she has said that "the food is horrible, i'm not going to eat that stuff." that's okay. our concern even though she's saying that, we're concerned about her health. >> her khan teen record shows she's been eating other things. >> looking at the activity, i can see exactly down to the cookie what she's got. >> even the colonel is kept informed about moore's weight loss. >> i don't know what's going on with that. she says she's eating but i'm going to have to start documenting what she's eating and looking at that because i don't know if some of this is intentional in game playing or if she's depressed or spiraling. >> miss moore has become a high maintenance

entirely because of deflation and folding output from not in thirty on the aggregate level of debt in america was holding in from a peak of one hundred sixty billion dollars small in numbers that then down to about one hundred twenty one hundred ten by the middle of the not in thirty's that daily verging process was driven mainly by the known financial bank a business sector has been on financial businesses in the shops the manufacturers and so on had a debt to g.d.p. ratio of one hundred twenty five percent so when the crosses hit when the boom came to an end of the data into the nine hundred twenty s. they were the ones that had the massive they had to service the debt and their response was to cut their process and try to drag customers in through their duels rather than through the neighboring business over the course they hold it so process felt that a dramatic dramatic right and they had. to me had this time around when you look at the proportion of it now you've got a high level of aggregate debt and you had back then are private sector three hundred percent but it's one hundred seventy five that date the busine

on the continent. part tourist attraction, part high altitude research center, it's home to the sphinx observatory, an iconic location surrounded by breathtaking peaksr is thin, the view endless, and for visitors it's a chance to walk above the clouds. >> it's awesome. >> it's surreal. >> this is one of the most beautiful places that i've seen. >> reporter: deep within the jungfrau, itself, lies the ice palace, a winter wonder land carved from the largest glacier in europe. for thrill seekers this is an extreme world of ice and snow. beautiful and enchanting. for centuries the swiss alps were simply insurmountable. today, tourists can take it all in. looking out from the world's ultimate perch. >> i think you get a sense of why they call this place the top of europe and just a quick story, we decided to come here years ago when we were in a helicopter flying to the matterhorn and we looked out the window and actually flew by this place and saw it and said, what the heck is that? we've got to go there one day. what do you think? >> gosh. >> you asked the question, you said, i sure hope this translates. matt, we have chills in the studio. it is so stu

>> you would think based on looking at peak traffic at any metro station during rush hour, that thingsas usual. that is not necessarily the case. it has been on the decline for some time and is projected to do so. she used to ride lemaÎtre every day from falls church. that routine ended a year and a half ago. -- she used to ride the metro every day from falls church. he says driving into the district cuts is commute by 20 minutes. he is not alone. since 2008 the number of passenger trips has dropped by more than 5 million. >> it does not surprise me. look at how much it cost to get here every single day. >> officials say it is the tough economy, but not a fare increases. >> the largest driver of riders shipped -- ridership is the employment market. >> they expect it will drop 5% in the next fiscal year. the accident in 2009 does not appear to be a factor for most. with more than 217 million trips each year, it remains among the most popular metro system in the country. >> it is pretty good compared to other cities. i just moved from boston a year ago. >> officials with matra said those

they are saying oakland has one of the highest crime rates in the state. last saturday night at the peak of the demonstrations, 200 service calls went unanswered. these folks are saying there's got to be a better way. >> by using us in this battlefield for the attack on wall street, occupy oakland is hurting the very people in oakland that it is trying to help. occupy oakland should regard the city as an ally and work with city government to assure public safety and health. >> reporter: what they are asking for is the leaders, such as they are, of occupy oakland to work with city officials to better plan their department stations. so police are not on standby, on-call, having a demonstration here and there. they want them to work together. they are not opposed to their cause. they say they are in favor of their cause. but it is costing the city of oakland money it doesn't have. police cannot respond to emergencies. high crime areas are going neglected. they say that if only these people could communicate with the city, that there would be a savings to the city in terms of money, safety a

there are beautiful radio towers up on twin peaks in san francisco, in the fog sometimes looks like there are sailboats suspended in midair. the same view at night. san francisco is a visually dramatic place. as a kid grows up, leaving san francisco and driving home to the east bay was always sort of a visual letdown. right? the suburbs are lovely, but it's just not the same. on the drive from san francisco east, to the east bay suburbs, i always felt that there were only two points of visual interest. for a kid in love with the bright lights of the big city, there were two points of visual interest on that whole drive. one interestingly enough was the mormon temple. located on a hillside in oakland, california, right in the middle of a residential area. at night it stands out like a prop from a movie set in some future century. the other point of visual interest is this. the grand lake theater. grand lake theater is a great old art deco theater that opened in 1926 in oakland. it is magnificent. the grand lake was date night movie theater for me when i was growing up. even more important

this is one of the highest peaks in the east bay hills. and as you look back toward san francisco you can see the cam are you bouncing. let me show you some of the winds right now in napa, gusting to 40 miles an hour, it is down to 8%. it is gusty in fairfield and 44. you can see 35 miles an hour in hayward. and so it is extremely windy. it is not just at the lower elevations, but the higher elevations as well. the mountains are gusting to 42 miles an hour. east bay hills gust to 50. diablo range gust to 48. they were reporting wind gusts a few minutes ago, close to 80 miles an hour at this point. that's beyond obviously hurricane-force winds as far as we're concerned. 74 is usually hurricane-force winds. red flag warning until 6:00 a.m. for north bay mountains and east bay hills. that goes until 6:00 tomorrow morning once again. the gusts to 45 or higher with the low humidity continuing in the 10 to 20% range. dan? >> sand yaw, thanks -- sandhya, thanks very much. >>> tomorrow in oakland, the occupy protest takes a new tack. they hope the

they're making the sacrifice to do that and spend their time with their loved ones. >> the roads will most likely be jammed during peak hours f. you'ring driving the i-95 corridor on tuesday and wednesday, the mbta suggests traveling before 6:00 a.m. and after 11:00 p.m. the authorities say nonpeak hours on thursday through sunday will most likely be before 9:00 in the morning and after 9:00 p.m. >> we've actually seen sort of a spreading out, if you will, over the entire week. some people just take the entire week off, tend to leave maybe on monday or tuesday, so we've seen a little less congestion. >> i just think it's really important that wherever you live or however far you have to travel, whatever you have to have had to spend time with family and loved ones, that's really the most important thing. >> to find the best gas prices in your neighborhood, you can visit our website, wbaltv.com. reporting live in north baltimore, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you, kim. two people have been pulled out of the wreckage of a small plane crash in calvert county sunday. authorities say the plan went down around 6:30 l

of the people driving to the holiday defendant nations it will still be veries abouty on the roadways during the peak hours. >> >> reporter: all right. thanks and she will be here with us all morning up until 7:00 and weep keep asking more questions. reporting live at the maryland house, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> we are asking you on facebook what are your holiday travel plans. and has tuesday become your new wednesday? go to the official wmar facebook fan page and let us know what you are doing in terms of holiday travel. a. bc -- abc2 news is working to make your trip as painful as possible to. check out the roads before you leave head to abc 2 news.com and click on traffic and you will have access to more than 100 cameras so you can be up-to- date on accidents or delays. >>> this should help your drive in an hour. the final stretch of the inner county connector will open. road connects i-270 and i-95 in laurel and designed to cut commute teems by as much as 40 minutes. the ride is free until december 4th when they will charge $3.20 to $6 depending on when you use the road and if in fact you

i think 300 million hits on youtube at its peak.in 2009. and then i dreamed a dream. u.s. album numbers. 701,000 copies sold in its first week. the biggest opening week in over a decade. you beat eminem who only sold 608,000 that week. your second biggest album of 2009 in america just behind taylor swift. stuff of dreams isn't it? >> it is, yes. is someone kidding me? that's what it feels like. >> does it still feel like that? >> it does a bit. i guess i'll grow into it. >> what's been your biggest pinch me moment of them all? >> i think meeting donnie osmond. >> really. >> why not? >> because you've got a big soft spot there? >> i have. >> he's a lovely guy isn't he? >> yes. he is really nice. >> as nice in private as he is in public. >> very family oriented. very grounded. >> have you sung with donnie yet? >> not yet. >> you sang for the pope. >> that was actually special. that's something that was really private for me. >> because you're catholic. >> yes. >> a big moment. >> you know, that's not something you get to do in a lifet

the computer model showing showers moving in by friday, snow levels drops by 3000 feet on some bay area peaks around the shasta area, cold air in place, setting us up for an unsettled period ahead. tomorrow, not a bad day, clouds here, temperatures dropping, showers' thursday evening, shouldn't impact your commute either. as we get into friday now, things change around, here comes the cold air, there is the morning commute, dry except in the north bay. here is the afternoon commute. showers moving through, widely scattered showers, cold air, probably snow advisory at this time or into saturday morning, we go through the rest of the day, widely scattered showers, not very organized. that is the key, not very organized. the cold air is here, the next system drops down saturday, sunday, better organized. and that will create more situations with more rain, saturday, sunday, looking like a stronger event if you will. it is all sort of happening, tomorrow they will update and readjust, as we get into tonight, 10:00, i'll have a better handle on it. the winter weather advisory for the north bay mou

. >> reporter: end-to-end during peak hours one way the toll will be $4.n montgomery county, scott broom, 9news now. >>> a bicycle traveling 57 miles per hour unless it is on a really, really steep downhill. that sounds pretty much impossible. the town administrator says one of the city's speed cameras caught that happening this summer. it was in a letter he sent to the company that runs or used to run the speed camera program. complaining about the accuracy of the cameras. that letter and others like it were obtained by the washington times this week. they are standing by its cameras and the errors happened because town personnel did not understand the equipment. the company still provides speed cameras for prince george's county and 12 other municipalities. >>> this video likely brings back some really bad memories for all of us. the january 26th ice storm caused massive gridlock, hundreds of abandoned cars out on the road, the rest of everybody else just sitting in traffic dying to get home. well, now regional leaders have come up with a plan to help ea

this is one of the highest peaks in the east bay hills. and as you look back toward san francisco you can see the cam are you bouncing. let me show you some of the winds right now in napa, gusting to 40 miles an hour, it is down to 8%. it is gusty in fairfield and 44. you can see 35 miles an hour in hayward. and so it is extremely windy. it is not just at the lower elevations, but the higher elevations as well. the mountains are gusting to 42 miles an hour. east bay hills gust to 50. diablo range gust to 48. they were reporting wind gusts a few minutes ago, close to 80 miles an hour at this point. that's beyond obviously hurricane-force winds as far as we're concerned. 74 is usually hurricane-force winds. red flag warning until 6:00 a.m. for north bay mountains and east bay hills. that goes until 6:00 tomorrow morning once again. the gusts to 45 or higher with the low humidity continuing in the 10 to 20% range. dan? >> sand yaw, thanks -- sandhya, thanks very much. >>> tomorrow in oakland, the occupy protest takes a new tack. they hope the

here's some video we found on weather.com, during the peak of the storm on sunday night. gusts up to 80 miles per hour and sustained winds of around 60, 70 miles per hour. not that bad that they can't go out and make some snow angels. what made the storm so bad, was they haven't received ice that protect the shores. that protect nome and the surrounding area from the heavy storm. >> and it's a natural barrier. the ice forms a natural barrier. here's some videos of the aftermath of the storm on wednesday morning. a seal taking a break on the snake river. >> check this video out from the diameade islands this was shot by levi mckay. the islands are just off the coast of nome in the bering strait. look at the earth mover. the earth mover is parked on a road that's been swamped by these surging seas. there's a shipping container for storage just being tossed around like it's nothing. >> that's some heavy stuff to be getting whipped around by just this water and waves. >> it's alaska november 9th. >> jim lives in nome, alaska, she rode the storm out and she saw the damage when

here's some video we found on weather.com, during the peak of the storm on sunday night. gusts up to 80 miles per hour and sustained winds of around 60, 70 miles per hour. not that bad that they can't go out and make some snow angels. what made the storm so bad, was they haven't received ice that protect the shores. that protect nome and the surrounding area from the heavy storm. >> and it's a natural barrier. the ice forms a natural barrier. here's some videos of the aftermath of the storm on wednesday morning. a seal taking a break on the snake river. >> check this video out from the diameade islands this was shot by levi mckay. the islands are just off the coast of nome in the bering strait. look at the earth mover. the earth mover is parked on a road that's been swamped by these surging seas. there's a shipping container for storage just being tossed around like it's nothing. >> that's some heavy stuff to be getting whipped around by just this water and waves. >> it's alaska november 9th. >> jim lives in nome, alaska, she rode the storm out and she saw the damage when

. >> i know you like hiking, but do you know how to survive if you get caught on a high mountain peak. matt lauer dined on worms. don't feel too bad. he ate them while enjoying the views at the swiss alps. he is on day four of "where in the world is matt lauer." why he was eating the grubz, it was a lesson of how to survive if you find yourself trapped on a mountain. find out where matt's week long odyssey will take him on "where in the world is matt lauer." >>> we invite you to tune in for more news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. and join

the wind gusts on the order of 50 to 55 miles an hour and this is peaking earlier in the day and someificant gusts. the temperature, or wind gusts at reagan is 32 miles an hour and 33 at fredericksburg; 25 for annapolis and 35 in martinsburg. it takes the temperatures that are in the low 50s and upper 40s, and makes them feel quite a bit colder and feels like the gusts not being picked up here in d.c., still, 51 and that is still feeling like it's in the 30s and colder than that and in many other spots. tonight, temperaturewise, even after the winds lighten up a bit, we're going to drop to 32 degrees in front royal, gaithersburg, 34; a real chill in the air early in the morning for fredericksburg and d.c. dropping to 39 degrees as skies clear out. our winds are going to get better out of the north- northwest at 15 to 25 and that is still blustery and still chilly and up to 57 degrees and this is your planner. lots of sun at 40 at 8:00 a.m. and noon, 53 degrees and to 5:00, 54 degrees and man on that chill as well and that is out of here for friday, saturday, and sunday and some temper