that is similar to this stabbing outside the target store. she was released from the mental hospital 60 days ago. >> it is disturbing that the same individual is involved in a similar crime. >> reporter: that is what a lot of folks are talking about out here. the victim is in stable condition. police have not released her name. antnet starks is expected to have a first court appearance tomorrow. what is interesting. investigators say this are cameras outside the target that actually captured the stabbing. that's what investigators are telling me tonight that's new information. they are not going to release that video because they say it is disturbing. live in buoy, maryland i'm shomari stone. back to you in the studio. >>> a major discovery in the search for an 5th community activist that has been missing for three weeks now. police found lenny harris's toyota corolla abandoned shortly after he disappeared. the last time anyone saw harris he said he was going to meet someone outside a rec center. his phone was found on the wilson bridge. >>>

this is the outside elevator that goes into the 32nd floor. tell us about this. >> we are in one of the tower elevators now. these were originally installed in 1972. 1,000 feet a minute, outside observation elevators, so a great view of the city. some of the most popular elevators in san francisco, as you mentioned, and these cars run a lot. they run about 2000 starts per day. about 700,000 starts per year for an elevator like this, and these are pretty hard working. >> must be hard to maintain these elevators. mechanical devices in the rain. >> this is much more difficult to maintain. normal elevator installation is all sealed from the elements, but in this case, it is all exposed to the outside, so there are issues with whether proofing and sealing the equipment from the elements. >> the controls and motors are up here on the top floor. >> very simple -- similar to the elevators we looked at. this is similar to that technology. >> i saw a crowd of people downstairs waiting to take a ride on the elevated to get this fabulous view. that is a t

then the desire is to remember meredith outside courtrooms. yes, the brother and as well. thank you. >> so, the lawyer for the family of meredith kercher saying that the family is fully satisfied with what has been going on in the courts, carried out by the judges. also confirming after speculation about amanda knox, because if she was to be freed, he said, she would be able to leavitt lee. that's within her right. she could go back to her home in america. if that were to happen, is there a right of appeal by the prosecution? >> i believe there are further avenues of appeal, this may not necessarily be the end of it. >> because amanda knox would then ever come back to italy? >> exactly. the suggestion we just heard there from the kercher family is backing that idea. >> that she be free to go. >> further avenues are open, and indeed, she would be free to go. but yes, you're absolutely right. that lawyer there for the kercher family really reminding us that they simply weren't happy with that original trial. they want the original sentence confirmed. you would expect that, t

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still muggy outside. the wind will become more westerly and will increase in intensity as we go through the day. cooler, drier weather moving in for the day tomorrow. here are the showers. a few markets in southwestern virginia and parts of west virginia. this is rotating through. but there is drier weather that will pull away all the moisture to set the stage for nice weekend. some places have already picked up 3 inches of rain. showers lifting through. nothing severe right now. 71 as we go through the afternoon with some clearing late-day. cool and breezy overnight. gusty tomorrow perhaps at 68 degrees. 69. 70's by sunday with sunshine. gorgeous into a crystal apple next week. next as the rain is wednesday followed by much cooler weather. >>> cool and breezy, i don't know. moving at a better pace southbound 270 at shady grove road. no worries in virginia, 95 and 66, headlights are northbound. 395 northbound had a minor crash at glebe road, but quickly resolved. looks good across the 14th ♪ ♪ [ female an

we should be debating amongst ourselves and not involvings outside people. now, there's two or three objections. most people agree the acceptive use of devices are not a good thing, but three objections. the first of the question of the fact we all sit here for six to seven hours before we are called to speak in some debate. that could be corrected by taking a greater interest in the debate itself. [laughter] secondly, i think we can move towards a system enjoyed at the other end of the house where they do some kind of indication involved as to when they speak, and you, mr. speaker, and all of your colleagues do tend to give indications of when that will be. the demotion we sit here clearing our -- the notion we sit here clearing our inboxes because we are bored and don't listen to the debate, is a thin argument. of course. >> i'm grateful. he makes his case powerfully, but i don't necessarily agree with it. isn't the key issue here, the way in which we best engage in debate is by being here in this chamber in this debate. it's outside doing the work, cleari

temperatures running fairly mild outside right now. temperatures in the mid-60s in livermore and concord. 70s towards san jose and 70 in oakland. we'll have more on your weather coming up. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> definitely damp in spots. we have a lot of spinout on the road, numerous ones, mostly on the on- and off-ramps and if you are coming up and down 880 there's been a couple reported -- i through up a couple of incidents tabs there. southbound 880 on whipple an accident on the off-ramp on the shoulder. this may be in lanes, though, possibly blocking lanes, northbound 880 at mission boulevard. so we'll let you know what's going on there. in the meantime, outside show you what it looks like, you can see it is definitely slick as you head towards the bay gates. bay bridge. the metering lights are off. things will get busy soon. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:07. the clock running out and at the buzzer. sorry, we have an air ball. >> coming up, how the labor dispute is already shortening the nba sea

that's why firefighters had to stay outside and attack the fire from outside. they are continuing to do so as we speak. mount washington tavern is a fixture of the community. owners we are told are here on- site and it doesn't look like just judging from the intensity of the fire this tavern will be able to reopen any time soon. at this point, we don't know where the fire started or if foul play was involved. good news is no one was inside the tavern when the fire started and there are no reported injuries at this time. we will continue to stay there and bring you updates in a couple minutes. charley, back to you. >> all right. linda so live at mount washington tavern this morning thanks so much. well, it's being called a freak october storm after a rare nor'easter dumped tons of snow across the northeast. and that snow stopped falling and headaches continue, cleanup is beginning. corinne redman is here with new information on the storm. they called this meteorologist called this but even as the storm came, many were surprised by how much snow it dop ped. >> re

we begin with the uproar outside the air and space museum today. hordes of protesters gathered at the entrance. the smithsonian said the crowd got out of control. at least 50 people reported burning symptoms from the pepper spray. darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: this youtube video shows the mayhem following a protest at the national air and space museum that resulted in a smithsonian security officer deploying pepper spray. c.j. said the group was here to demonstrate against the use of unmanned drones. >> before we got inside, i was just behind people. and then i was getting a stream of mace in the face. they didn't say anything to me. they just opened it up. >> people got maced immediately by the smithsonian security guard. >> reporter: a spokesman said a crowd of up to 200 protesters with signs and banners tried to enter the museum on the mall side. those items are not allowed inside. she said one security officer was pinned against the wall, another officer deployed his pepper spray. they left tourists sitting on the front steps. no way to

there you see the crowd outside.ior legal analyst watching all this unfold. one of the more intriguing aspects is that the prosecutors can now appeal to the supreme court, the higher court in italy, even though she will be back in the united states. technically if the highest courts in italy say she is guilty, they can seek extradition from the united states and ask the u.s. government to send her back to italy. is that right? >> that is a theoretical possibility. i think all that transpiring that way is remote. it's another example of how the italian legal system is different from ours. if someone is acquitted by the appeals court in the united states, that's double jeopardy, that's it. you cannot seek to retry someone. they have a different legal system. that's on display throughout this process, the considerable differences between their system and ours. >> the one person convicted of participating in this murder, rudy guede serving 16 years because he pleaded guilty, apparently. he says he didn't actually stab me

temperatures outside are in the '50s. we are showing widespread overcast conditions lasting into the next hour. by noon, clearing inland. by 3:00 p.m. he will fall back to the coastline. looks like we could see some overcast conditions lasting cure out the day and then it will push its way inside into the late-night hours. the highs today will be pretty mild. here is a look at your expected temperatures for today. john to take a look at your 7 day around the bay so it does light rain in store if the bill will not last long. it will clear into the overnight hours. the skies would clear on tuesday and then sunday in a long temperatures expected by mid-week. the time is 80 3:00 a.m.. >>ysabel: >> top of the news this morning, the oakland raiders played today in houston without al davis. he died yesterday morning at his piedmont home at the age of 82. davis changed the face of the nfl hiring the first black head coach ended the first latino head coach and the first female ceo. and this weekend, thousands of fans and former pl

the other >> here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. gorgeous conditions outside.lear conditions and patty fog. for sunny and warm conditions. we will start the work week off with a slightly cooler conditions. temperatures outside are 63 in half moon bay, 673 hayward city and redwood city. we're starting the morning with overcast conditions tomorrow. today, clear conditions. for those of you heading to the raiders game, the raiders and the cheese, your 7 day around the bay is showing temperatures will cool off as we start the work week. cooler conditions into next weekend. >>marty: da lin has the latest on the occupy oakland protests. >>da: the city gave protesters a deadline of friday night to move out. protesters have not complied. the city is a firm on removing this encampment. the question is how will they do this and when? the city is tight- lipped. protesters say if the police tried to force them out, they will resist. >>reporter: over 1000 people joined members of the occupy a movement to take to the streets on saturday. the march went through downtown oakla

and so far his chief rival outside the ring has been floyd mayweather. but on november 12th live from the mgm grand garden arena and on hbo pay per view manny pacquiao gets back into the ring for the third time with his chief rival inside the ring, and that's the great lightweight champion juan manuel marquez. we have them both here right now with their trainers, the great freddie roach, and nacho beristain. let's get started. gentlemen. >> sparring partners with broken wrists. knockouts day after day in sparring. none of that means anything now. marquez is no sparring partner. >> marquez comes out in a more offensive stance than he usually does. >> manny pacquiao showing a lot more movement than most southpaws. but it seems he's having a tough time to get his rhythm together, and leaving himself exposed. >> let's freeze it right there. juan. so far in the first round it seemed to be going more or less your way. but pacquiao has that kind of speed and power that just like that even with your doing everything right you can find yourself on the canvas. wha

outside, what you needed was a fur coat outside today. and there are beings out there that were getting the blessing today, the blessing of the pets in northeast washington. good-looking day outside. you look, even the yorkie's got a sweater on. you know it's cold when you're equipped with a fur coat and you still have to put a sweater on. my dog would love a sweater, but i refuse to do it for him. he's got long hair. but outside, blessing of the pets today. good day to get outside and have your fur coat ready to go. 48 degrees currently in washington. dew points are back down into the mid-40s. that west-northwesterly wind, not helping things at all. so expect a very chilly and damp evening outside. there are rain showers showing up on the radar. show you that in one brief second. 46 right no hagerstown and frederick. 48 in martinsburg. a little bit milder down into southern maryland. 52 now in california and st. marys city. 52 in fredericksburg and stafford. 53, charlottesville. here's a look at the radar. not much going on right around

>>ysabel: a live look outside.e are really starting to clear up as we take a panorama of city hall. >>marty: robin winston is here to tell us about the weekend. >>robin: it will be nice this weekend, a little bit cooler than what we have been seeking. here is a book at current conditions, slowly starting to warm. fall along the coast and parts of the east bay. 60 in hayward, 60 in san jose. in los gottas, 50 degrees. 57 and half moon bay. here is a look at what you can expect as we head to the afternoon. coastal and bay fog up by 10:00 a.m.. by noon, we will have some pretty thick warming. 70's by lunch. today will be nice and partly sunny. increasing fog throughout the day. it will not feel that after the next hour or so. 74 expected in san francisco. let's take a look at the high temperatures for today. in the south bay, mostly eighties. we will have some cooler spot. 83 in san jose. fan 81 expected for campbell. in the east bay valleys, '80s up and down the delta up. in san ramon, 82. 84 martina's. career -- one

he was shot while standing outside a bus stop. a father of three and just gotten his commercial driver's li license. they are being detained in florida until they can be ext extradited in this area. >>> police have charged a man with impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting two women within hours of each other. 31-year-old thomas kim of herndon is being held without  bond. two weeks ago he approached a 17-year-old girl claiming he was a police officer. he then sexually assaulted the girl on the 1200 block of magnolia lane and then drove off. about four hours later, kim allegedly targeted another woman at the herndon shopping center. he, once again, claimed he was a police officer before he forced the victim into his car and sexually assaulted her. >>> a driver is facing charges opportunities after his pickup truck was lifted out of the canal earlier today. authorities tell us the man was driving along a canal tow path last night when he crashed the vehicle into the water here in georgetown. the man wasn't hurt in t

there is outside the loop, that is on the outside loop at old court road.a look, delay free even with that report of an accident there. the traffic is brought to you by toyota. test drive the new toyota. back to you. -- the top of the news this half hour, more information on the two women in that bleach mix attack in walmart, more from strict court -- district court. >> the woman that threw bleach and ammonia chemicals on the girl friend of her exboyfriend, her bail will stand at $350,000. >> we want a bail that will make our victim's safe. >> charging documents, the victim and thetroke his new girl friend filed a restraining order, but there was no time to file it. he and his father was here, in support of the defendant, not his son. >> he is not right. he messed with that girl a long time ago. >> it is a tail wagging the dog here. the family of the alleged victim are here to say that their son and the other victim have enfadged in a pattern of harassing her. >> there was an assault two months ago, a trial date has not been set. >>> jefferson is due back i

however, police will remain outside the gates, outside the perimeter, of the cemetery. they won't be coming in for the gravesite service of 52-year- old steve towson, a high- ranking member of the hell's angels, shot and killed after this cemetery two weeks ago during the funeral service of another hell's angel member. three to four thousand people attended that service. and police say that huge crowd made it difficult to respond to the shooting to secure the crime scene, and later apprehend the shooter. in contrast, today's funeral service for towson is supposed to be much smaller since it will be by invitation only. that's a security precaution police worked out with the family ahead of time. meanwhile, the man police believe is responsible for towson's death is still on the run. police say 38-year-old steven reese got in an argument with towson before he pulled out a gun during the service and shot towson right here in the the cemetery. police explained why they feel it's necessary to have a police presence here today. >> we have to -- just because a lot of the death

as you're stepping outside this morning, pretty cool outside, in the 50s. although we are a few degrees, 4 to 5 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. a little cloud cover inside those bay shores, but mostly clear in the inland spots. definitely lots of sunshine in the inland spots today. breaking into the 80s. mild conditions inside the bay. coastline, seeing a lot of sunshine there, too. a few lingering clouds. future cast showing us we are seeing a little cloud cover, a little patchy fog along the coast right now. making our way into the later morning hours, start to see that cloud cover pull back from the coastline. look at this, pretty clear into the afternoon. 3:00, 4:00, hitting our highs. should see lots of sunshine. part of that is because we have an area of high pressure that's building, sitting in the eastern pacific right now. as it moves its way closer to the california coast, that's going to bring us warmer conditions through today and tomorrow, and then a little change in store on monday. we'll take a look at that in a bit. norcal today, se

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we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,, . >>> more time outside could help with vision. kids that were near sighted were outside less than those with normal eyesight or being far sighted. it could be the exposure to light or time spent looking to objects in the distance. >>> check back in with us at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. the temperatures are dropping. will we pay more or less to heat our homes this winter and more on the movie about the monster white boaser and how so many people are upset. that is right after dr. phil. >>> stay with us. the forecast is next. ,,,,,,,,,, . >>> to look at the five-day forecast, a real drop in temperatures. the rain, 62 on thursday and a breeze. some left over showers on friday, 58 and that will turn into another area of rain on saturday. sunday, right now, partly sunny, but a slow morning and mid-day, clear out. cardinals in town. on sunday, a high of 58. we will throw it back inside. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

great day to get outside to the beach. here's a look at how much warmer we are than what we are supposed to be for this time of year. highs mid-60s to low 70s for the most part. these numbers bumping up to the mid-80s in some spots, a range of three to 11 degrees of where we should be for this time of the year. we continue with that trend into sunday. more sunshine and warm temperatures. monday a little bit of cooling. and then we start to see some breezy conditions kick up for tuesday and wednesday. and then we'll see a pretty pleasant end to the work week, though. we'll see numbers back into the mid-80s by thursday, lots of sunshine, nothing to complain about and this is beautiful weather to get outside and enjoy the fall crafts festival. about 85 degrees in danville today, maybe get a few little last minute halloween decorations and beautiful conditions, definitely sunscreen and sunglasses for everyone today. back to you. >> very good. thanks, kristy. >>> you've heard of no child left behind, and now a new push to make

temperatures outside on mostly in the '60s. let's take a look at future cast 4, it is set for 11:00 a.m.. 70's in the delta and south bay. afternoon highs in the '60s and '70s. thoughts as we head inland, mid-70s in pittsburgh, 76 expected for martinez. 79 for pleasanton. los 70's through alameda and san leandro. 66 expected in ocean beach. 694 pacific. in the north bay, 75 degrees. >>marty: in the east bay, nearly 1000 people met to talk about ways to lower the crime rate. that is all a part of a safety summit where the mayor unveiled a new crime prevention strategy. the meeting comes as half of the oakland the murder rate climbed to 84. nichole shanafelt spoke with city leaders. >> we have to fundamentally change the conditions. >>nichole: that she talks about combating crime as the mayor ruled out a new plan aimed at reducing violence, prostitution and poverty in six neighborhoods within 100 blocks in east and west oakland. >> block by block, school by school, a child by chiles, it is working throughout the neighborhood. >>n

civil war type of confrontation i also think it's inconceivable that any outside powers would want to intervene militarily in a situation which is so complicated on the ground it's very difficult to see how any sort of outside intervention would help indeed it would probably hinder because it's one thing that might bring all the syrians together in opposition to outside intervention so i just don't see that happening i think that's well realized amongst those who are most large in condemnation of the syrian regime's activities how do you think this whole situation is going. pay outside for what kind of timeframe for example very good question and i have to say i don't know the answer . the. short term i think the regime will probably survive. through increased repression and shown itself willing to do whatever it takes and so far there are no signs of the the core of the regime crumbling. but as the economy deteriorates as the. big business which has supported the regime seems that its future cannot live that way i think you're going to see more. defections from the regime and there w

we are outside the district court. good morning >>> reporter: good morning, everybody. the police said it happen after a woman at the store used bleach and ammonia to attack another woman. see the warning on the side of the bottle of bleach, well this woman used it at at wall mart as a weapon. >> she grabbed the ammonia and bleach and threw it on the woman and that caused a haz-mat scene because of the reaction of the chemicals. >> the store was closed for hours. >> i found out this morning, it is shocking. >> the neighbors said it is not the woman that they know. >> she is a hard worker. she don't mess with anybody. she takes care of her children and helps in the community. it is out of character. >> the incident came after a dispute, the victim that is dating her exboyfriend, he is the father of her child. >> she is a good neighbor. she has minded her business. >> 18 people treated at the hospital for eye and respiratory investigation. >>> a traffic stop led to a major trug bust there, a dropper pulled over a cadillac friday morning for not having a working light on t

feels great outside. time if we did not have single cloud in the sky at national before this recognize whether was about a ago, 11 months ago in november 2010. been a pretty good of weather. today will be sunny with high, clouds. 58 in the district, 50 in martinsburg, 57 at quantico. 80 degrees this afternoon. the average high is 70. increasing clouds tomorrow if of late-dayt chance far side of the metro area. be dry.us will late in the evening and into the nighttime tomorrow south of the metro could get a brief shower. otherwise, craning on wednesday, widespread with possibly heavy wednesday into thursday a little rain possible. by wednesday. 123 andbound 66 between beltway, lingering road or should be gone soon. they have done working on both of the beltway between university and colesville road. 270 edsall road, looks good. americanms across the legion bridge. looks good on the beltway near branch avenue. will take you to the beltway new hampshire ave. traffic pass to stay to the both directions betwee

here is a live look outside the san mateo bridge. traffic is light right now and visibility is great. we will be right back. sforza and >>darya: knew this morning the defense is set to present an alternate theory as to how michael jackson died. there are going to have an expert on the drug propofol testify that michael jackson somehow gave himself a fatal dose of the drug. mary is on trial for involuntary manslaughter. >>mark: a person accused of choking a woman unconscious is still on the loose. we have a sketch of the suspect to show you. the suspect as the woman on help, as they approached a parking garage, the suspect took to the victim until she was unconscious. >>darya: lawyer for the dodgers have filed a civil complaint saying that the two men charged with beating bryan stowe should be held liable in the attack and not the dodgers the lawyer for the dodgers is going to ask for percentages of liability to be assigned. if bryan stowe is found to be even 15 percent liable, he would be responsible for 15% of damages. >>erica: this

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. >>> taking a live look outside right now. pretty cloudy day right now but dry. things could change a little later on. if you are heading out, you need to pack an umbrella. let's go to bernadette woods, tracking first warning live doppler radar. you come back and bring the rain with you? >> you can blame me. i was off during the flooding. and you brought sunshine yesterday. >> there we go. temperature wise, focus on that first, it's warm outside, even with the clouds around. we are already up in to the 70s here in baltimore. a lot of upper 60s, low 70s around the metro region. little bit cooler west. 69 ocean city. now we will shift over to first warning doppler radar, this is the storm that is down to the south, moving our way. these are the beginning fringes. southern parts of the state getting a few showers, north is not fully coming down to the ground yet. it's a much bigger storm system that will continue to come our way tonight in to tomorrow and more so. we will have more coming up in the forecast here. >>> nation's interior secretary in town emphasizing t

you are outside the courtroom. is there a tension between i guess the credibility of the italian criminal justice system versus this young american student? >> absolutely. without a doubt. the italian judicial system in the last week of the trial during most of the summation. you really had the prosecutor trying to defend the police department. that independent forensic sciences report condemning the police and sloppy police work and mishandling of evidence and in the end, the dna which was crucial to the original convictions was determined as unreliable as one courtroom wag told me, if amanda knox is found not guilty, you could find the officers from the crime squad here directing traffic by the end of the week. wow. outside the courtroom. stay with us. i would like to bring in savannah guthrie now. as i understand it, these proceedings, this is an appeal court proceeding. is this the end or can they appeal to a higher court if the family is not satisfied with the verdict? >> the defendant is entitled to an appeal

events going on outside today.te of d.c. we'll have more of that. >> i see some more in the studio. >> food and drinks in the studio. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. i will awaken you with a song. i will present your world, at a glance. i will remain untangled and uncomplicated. and let nothing or no one go unnoticed. all from one. all for you. i am the new rhyme by htc. only from verizon. >>> welcome back. looking at the live picture of our studios in d.c. gorgeous day on this sunday. thank you so much for joining us and waking up with us. today the occupy d.c. protesters are resuming their demonstrations. >> and news 4's derrick ward joins us from freedom plaza. he's been keeping his eye on the movement and how it's progressing. hey, derrick. >> good morning. well, you know, this is a typical morning here. another sun has risen on freedom plaza. take a look. it's now like tent city. usually they do not allow you to pitch tents on the plaza. yesterday they talked about how they sort of got around that. the

these passengers spent the night sloping outside on the ben. , inside -- sleeping outside on the benches, inside crammed in the station trying to sleep. no food or drinks provided to them. no idea when they will be able to head north. at midnight amtrak offered buses back to san francisco, and passengers say 20 people took that option to avoid a long night. >> they encouraged people who wanted to turn in their tickets and come back this 24 hours to do so, but many of us -- there's about a dozen of us -- had nowhere to go if we went back to san francisco or were willing to wait. originally they said three to five hours. and it's been longer than that. >> reporter: much longer than what they were told. they are being patient. now, the last trains again passing through here have headed to sacramento. and over there is where people also have been waiting all night to get down here. the next train meantime is going to sacramento and there is one supposed to go to san jose also at 6:20. it's still unclear if they will actually make it because again that would have to go through oakland and as

you can see a road closed down outside city hall. we'll give you the latest and tell you what led up to the breakup of the protests. >>> the "occupy sf" movement braces for possible early- morning raids. i'm anser hassan in san francisco. coming up with a live report. can i, can i (repeated) v.o: can now be enjoyed in your coffee ( can i, can i (repeated) ) v. ternational delight v.o: put's the real flavours from v.o: your favourite treats inside protesters. police. tear gas. this is the aftermath. how occupy oakland took a nasty turn. >>> protestors, police, tear gas. this is the aftermath. how "occupy oakland" took a nasty turn. >>> we're off to a cool start this morning with patchy fog. but we have some fire concerns to talk about. that red flag warning coming up. >>> and a four-car crash in concord just cleared to the right shoulder on highway 4. we'll show you how far things are backing up coming up. >>> all right. ladies, thank you much. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, october 26. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee

a family story. >> about 49 degrees outside.ing up, -- >> one of broadway's most exuberant shows celebrate the life of a >>> another broadway show comes to the nation's capital. this one has the backing of a lot of big names. >> more on what to see on stage and at the movies. >> music buffs remember him as the inventor of a mix of jazz and african rhythms that brought him world famous and gave him a voice to speak out against corruption. ♪ on stage, he replicates the nigerian club, the shrine. >> it is about standing up for your beliefs, not taking no for an answer if you feel things are unjust. >> a role that keeps him on stage singing dancing without a break. >> the audience response when we say something. >> i went on a wednesday and the house was full. >> this week, often tell edged out money ball for first place. you can catch it at the shakespeare theatre for the arts. >>> time is running out but if you can get tickets that show is unbelievable. here is a look out what is trending on our website. amanda knox freed is our t

it was a random attack on tuesday outside a target store in buoy.e first time, she is telling her story. shomari stone joins us live with the exclusive. >> reporter: marianne says she is sharing the horror she is experienced on tuesday. she had a target bag and put in the the trunk and the suspect stabbed her twice in the back and one in the head. her injuries are too graphic to show on camera and she is out of the hospital. >> i feel lucky. >> reporter: marianne breaks her silence. police say that antoinette starkings stabbed the mother of two several times in an unprovoked attack. >> how does it feel to be home? >> i feel blessed to be here. >> reporter: she just finished shopping at target. suddenly ms. starks stabbed her twice in the back and fwhuns the head. >> comes up from behind and strikes me. >> reporter: she turned around. >> when i realized she did it i just ran. i mean there was nothing else i could do. >> reporter: when she was running away a witness found an office duty police officer across the parking lot. the police arrested ms. st

mobile afghan merchants are also glad to have the extra business both inside and outside the wire without beggarman the soldiers my business would be nothing we like having them here but not everyone agrees deadly taliban rocket attacks are on the rise and as the base becomes more and more crowded the threat to those living inside multiplies no matter how high its walls become ever rockets a close call when you this can just get this much equipment personnel consolidated into one tight spot get close it's going to destroy something or someone easy as it may be to forget at times this is still a war zone jason month log in barbara for our team. general john allen one of the trees told said u.s. troops will still be in the country in advisory roles even after the twenty fourteen pullout deadline that had been announced by nato in the white house ruthless insurgent attacks have been increasing in recent months with several high profile assassinations and shootouts in the heart of the capital kabul as we've been reporting to you civilian casualties in the country are also on the rise brodbeck

here is a live look outside from mt. tam.k: welcome back, president obama is bringing the president of south korea to detroit today at an assembly plant. here is video from yesterday at the state dinner. the trip is designed to showcase the congress' approval of a major trade agreement between the two countries. it will highlight trade success as well. obama will have a chance to show off the recovery of the auto industry after the $80 million bailout. >>darya: 7:42 a.m., and we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we are back with gary's world in just a minute. >>darya: the bay area football teams and want some respect, gary. >>gary: when the game on sunday and everyone but respected. >>darya: people say, somehow, a nationwide, california teams are looked down upon historical. >>gary: in do you have money enough to zippers? >>darya: it is like a michael jackson to be. >>darya: i am thinking of his album, bad. >>gary: respect is for kids, when you are a pro, here is what you want, you want to win the game and a big fat

you can go outdoors and eat outside. do whatever you want outside.t's how nice it is. 68 degrees with the sunshine. wind is at 6 miles per hour. temperatures around the rest of the region looking very, very nice. 68 in martinsburg. 70 down toward fredericksburg. nothing on the radar. no rain for the next couple of days. maybe not for almost a week. so, we are in quite a drying trend after being so wet for the last month, month and a half or so. satellite and radar show no clouds around the area from pittsburgh and richmond. a little bit of fog earlier. you can see it pick up in the first frame right there in portions of new jersey. we could see fog in our area tonight. i'm not expecting much. high pressure is dominating the mild air today. we have a northeasterly flow. that cools temperatures down from where they were yesterday by five or six degrees. tomorrow, we warm up a little bit as the high slides to the east. still on the mild side with an average high around 72. i think we'll be around 72 degrees. abundant sunshine. a fantastic afternoon. a f

gorgeous looking day to be outside today. hokeys fans on their way down to blacksburg hosting the hurricanes from miami today. a 3:30 kickoff. 75 degrees perfect weather for college football in blacksburg. >> i'm sure a lot of fans are there. >> a huge fan base commutes from here every weekend. >> thanks, chuck. >>> new overnight, a dramatic rescue is caught on tape. after a pilot is forced to make an emergency landing in the ocean. the pilot was flying his twin engine plane from california to hawaii when he road for help. he said he was about to run out of fuel. a coast guard crew had their camera rolling as they guided the pilot down for a safe yet very bumpy landing on the water. this was about 13 miles short of the big island. the pilot was hoisted into their rescue helicopter and flown to a hawaiian hospital where he is expected to be okay. >>> there's an unusual recipe brewing downtown. right now two very different groups there setting upside by side. >> on one side frustrated americans protesting for change. on the oth

at lehigh hanson's cement plant just outside cupertino. investigators say all-man was carrying a handgun when he was shot this morning. no one else was hurt. tim riley has three young daughters. they just returned home this morning when they heard gunshots. >> we're more easy knowing he couldn't do anyone. >> reporter: they aren't sure where he was hiding overnight. they had used both blood hounds and helicopters with heat sensing devices to try to find him. they say so far they have no evidence he broke into any of the neighbor's homes. investigators have not yet confirmed whether allman fired at those three deputies. they're on paid administrative leave which is routine while the investigation into the shooting continues. reporting live in sunnyvale, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> before you go, you touched on it a little bit, are police giving any theory as to how they think allman was there all night or in the area given the inte e intensity of the search last night? >> they're not certain. they asked if anybody tried to help hi

talked about big business supporting the regime in syria but we also see support coming from the outside particularly from iran how do you think that will play out in such an unstable region well it's one of the things that i think has been spelt inspired e.g. the saudis to come out in criticism of the regime that. they many of the governments in the middle east are profoundly worried about iran. and don't like the extent to which what is happening in syria might increase iranian influence but i have to say that. the iranian government itself does not like to be seen as being the principal supporter of a secular regime that is using violence in this way and there have been signs of a ring in embarrassment so. i don't know quite how this one's going to play out but i don't think it's a clear cut situation then leading emerging market economy still russia india china south africa they all oppose a western approach to what's going on in the moment do you think that the arab spring in general will result in division between the old and the new economic powerhouse in many of the states in the

for anybody who's going to be outside early on.ild day coming up tomorrow afternoon with plenty of sunshine. clouds on the increase as we get into the day monday. i'm leaving the rain drop out of monday for now. but we may have to put a little precautionary drop in there for monday afternoon. so for this evening, clear skies, quite breezy for the next few hours, turning very chilly once the sun goes down. back into the low to mid-50s by 11:00 p.m. overnight hours, clear skies, chilly breezes, slowly easing toward day broke, wakeup temperatures low 40s west of town to near 50 alongside of the bay. a lot of people going down to the tidal basin for the dedication of the national memorial for martin luther king jr. 8:00 temperature under clear sky, 53 degrees. and at 11:00 when the president speaks, temperatures right around 62. again, bathed in sunshine. tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny, a touch breezy on the side. highs tomorrow up into the low 70s once again. mild and cloudy on monday with a 75-degree high temperature. we may have t

now, going outside. we will show you what we have for highs. these are the numbers.morrow, cooler today, yesterday, the warmest days of the week. highs tomorrow, coming down five degrees. we will see, well, middle 80s in the hot spots. here is how the cloud cover looks now if you are out at the beach or if the sunset. if you are out there and the sunset this evening it is beautiful. i got a bunch of pictures into the news room, people sending them into to me from ocean beach. beautiful, that is the next few nights. . high clouds. no fog out there right now. the fog is going to try to rurp. there may be patches -- return. there may be patches of it tomorrow night and then sunday. i don't think it will come back in a full force way. not tomorrow. so, tomorrow, patchy fog. tomorrow i don't think it will be as nice as today. here are the clouds coming up from the south. the clouds filters the sunshine. making for nice sunsets. these clouds, as you will see, will not go away. they will filter in. keeps the temperatures cooler and keeping the overnight lows warme . you go