in 1963, the city approved penn station demolition. architect really un distinguished madison square garden was built on top. >> history says it was a mistake. looking around the station today, it is functional and useable, and amtrak's busiest station in the country, but if we had to go back in time, it is something a lot of people would redo. >> on the manhattan side, it is majestic as ever. it survives even though it, too, was denied by developers looking for prime new york real estate. >> it was the destruction of penn station that would spawn the culture that would preserve so many of the other buildings. in a grand way, penn station is really the martyr to preservation. >> though the glory can never be restored, there is an attempt to use this building, the postseason, to try to recapture some of that neo classical grandeur of the old penn station. the idea is that the postseason building just across the road from penn station could be used as a ticket office, giving passengers a taste of the high ceilings and spaciousness of yes

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i was able to encourage a student at penn state. and i have a whole chapter in this book, and reforming our universities, which describes what we went through, to file a grievance. and if i hadn't been there, absolutely nothing would've happened. to the fact that i was a presence in the provost that president greenspan your, while every president does palladium. and they give armstrong's father, with the chairman of the appropriations committee. so that got their attention. otherwise, this kid would've just been brushed off. courageous student did this. the issue with this. he was in a speech communications class and he gave a speech on the mohammed cartoons. and it was at the free-speech issue. and he showed -- and he remembered the nea once funded the work of all cards paste christ, which the crucifix was inserted in a bottle of. and he said that however offensive you may regard the mohammed cartoons for the past christ, that protected under the first amendment, you know, that's -- let's face it, we have to live with the offensive

at penn state this and we only have 13 complaints. immediately the democratic legislators jumped on gibson armstrong and the republicans saying 80,000 students and only 13 complaints. after the hearings were over -- i which i thought of this when they were in place -- we sent an inquiry to the provost at penn state. how many gender discrimination cases do you have? in a year and on the basis of race? one. one engender, one race, and yet there are tens of millions of dollars spent every year at penn state and other universities in this state on diversity means and the tremendous amount of literature. what would be so hard about this intellectual diversity which is the core of the academic education should be. should be about. so we were attacked by the democrats on the committee. gib armstrong had 50,000 testimonies from pennsylvania students. none of them signed. he knew the names. students were of trade it -- afraid to sign, and the press was completely uninterested in the student testimony is, and there were descriptions of reims in

returns it, 21 yards for the score and we are penn state, jop away winner at fed ex field, 31-24. >>> and since 1938 and that in- state between illinois and northwestern. first quarter, illinois up 7-0 and short with the second touchdown of the day and less than 5 minutes, set a school record with 330 yards rushing, 14-0, the fighting,lyny. >>> because of the brick wall in right field, all offensive plays ran towards the west end zone and do you to safety concerns. and that happens here. northwestern and ryan peters, 59 yards and watch out for the wall. he's okay and i need on you the wall and want you on the wall. covered in ivy, northwestern was happy with that and not with the final 4, 48.7, illinois. >>> more football in strange places and yankee stadium, the 50th meeting between army and notre dame and played 22 times. tonight, as it turns out, the irish are likes the new digs and with that and that 31-yard touchdown and the nice green uniforms, fighting irish. when we come back, off the wall with wisdom martin. stay tuned.  off the wall, wisdom martin and dav

mark, penn 503 is 24 minutes late now.to 12 minutes behind schedule. >>> jerry, thank you. all eyes were on donovan mcnabb after his benching two weeks ago. but it was his former team's new quarterback who was turning heads. michael vick and the eagles's offense ran all over the redskins. it was an embarrassing game that was over before the first quarter came to a close. and the 59-28 loss means skins season is seously in trouble. lindsay czarniak has more. >> reporter: redskins are humiliated by what they allowed michael vick and the eaes to do them on mday night football. the 59-28 loss takes away any enjoyment he felt from signing his new contraction extension. >> i'm embarrassed. with the way things nt and snowballed in the wrong direction, i mean, it was just an embarrassment. >> we got early out played, yoult coached outcoached in eve. i take responsibility for it. should have had them prepared better than i did. as i toldhe players, we have a short week. what we have to do is focus on getting ready for tennessee. th

for 60 years, coach paterno served penn state. first as assistant coach for 15 years and then 45 years as head coach. coach paterno has garnered two national championships, seven undefeated seasons, 23 finishes in the top 10 rankings and three big ten conference championships. his 73.6% career winning percentage is second best among all active football bowl subdivision coaches. these tangible accomplishment mirror the accomplishments of paterno's players off the field, which he has facilitated by bolesering penn state's educational facilities. coach paterno emphasizes the importance of education for all his players. in 2009 the lions had a graduation rate of 89% and graduation success rate of 85%, according to the department of education. the top rate for any college football team that year. he's helped cultivate 15 hall of fame scholar athletes, 44 academic all-americans and 16 ncaa postgraduate scholarship winners. coach paterno is also a winner off the football field. he contributes immensely to the penn state community through

penn state taking on indiana. thousands of nittany lion alumni loving this game.re. penn state's pde of westfield high school busts in from two yards out. 7-0 nittany lions. third quarter. 24-24. hoosiers punting away. not so fast. andrew daly gets in for the block. james van fleet, fleet of foot, scores. 21-yard touchdown. penn state wins 41-24, improving to 7-4. >>> let's head to kentky. west virginia/louisville. ve me my coon hat back, dude. that's cute, right? second quarter, west virginia withhe ball, leading 10-7. he comes rodney, strips away, ball bounces into the end zone. daniel brown jumps on top of it. 10-7 louisville just like that. gino nts another chance. still second quarter. dials up his buddy noel devine and the ttle guy, extra effort, 48-yard gainer, sets up a game-winning touchdown. bill stewart and west virginia win it 17-10 and the mountaineers keep their big east title hopes alive. >>> talking baseball now. national's 2010 number one pick, bryce harp, wrapping up his first professional season in the arizona fall league championship reserve th

we have a rare big ten match up, penn state and indiana at londover.looking at tailgating weather in the 40s. finally about 50 by kickoff. cr isp, sunny and breezy one of their biggest games of the last several years. florida state seminoles come to town. it's looking like a chilly night. 8:00 kickoff 44 but falling to the upper 30s. hopefully that works against florida state. they are used to the warmer weather. they will have none of it. no wind out there to speak of but temperature wise in the mid- 30s back through baltimore and 33 in ocean city. frigid down near the beach. 50, 52 in wilmington. the numbers about three to four degrees below average. tomorrow about four or five degrees in the afternoon. should end up neighborhood by neighborhood -- toward the big game, 59 or so for a high temperature but a kickoff closer to 50. denton 60 tomorrow with sun, rock hall about 58, maybe a bit of a bay breeze influence just shaving a degree or two off. we don't expect it to be busy all weekend. we should stay generally clear. just a few high thin clouds, n

penn 405 and 503. >> jerry, thank you.dent obama is back in washington after a ten-day trip to asia. the president is gerg for the lame duck session of congress. he told reporters on air force one he will look for common grouped with a ne republican dominated house. he confessed to an obsessive focus on policy and promised to ghoert time to bipartisan ship. >>> bipartisanship the gape of the game. orientation begins this morning for the 00 mostly republican freshman. those new lawmakers, however, don't take office until january. so today congress will resume r a meduck session. news 4's kimberly suiters joins us from the newsroom with a long to-do list. kimberly, good morning. >> reporter: to do or not to do, the standard question for lame duck session. 100 mostly republican freshman on the hill learning the rules, how to r an office, how not to get lost. the meantime, the rest of congress will look at unfinished spending bills to avoid a government shutdown. also they will be looking at an extension ofnemployment benefits

mark, penn 402 canceled. tro will honor tickets. you. >>> why it soon could cost money for your son or daughter to ride a school bus. > a high school student is gaining nation attention for how he came to the defense of a teacher. >> and it didn't take long for the defense to put on its case in the cndra levy murder trial. how attorneys tried to move ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for living life. earn pnc points for your credit and debit card purchases. ♪ find out more at pnc.c/getpoints. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >>> a huge high-rise fire killed 50 >>> this morning authorities in china blame unlicensed welders for starting a high rise apartmt fire that killed more than 50 people. this happened yesterday at a 128-story building in shanghai. police believe the welders set fire while doing renovations. authorities detained those workers on criminal charges. >>> an intense debate is under way in michigan with school authorities say a high school teacher was suspended for vio

penn, thank you very much for coming in.e about these pat-downs. and you had an ugly experience at the airport in vegas. but what do you think about the new you procedures to go ahead and pat down passengers as they're going through the tsa security system? >> well, you know, my experience was eight years ago. so a year after 9/11. and the guy just reached up and was reaching around my crotch without asking. and i want to make it clear, i don't mind people grabbing my crotch, i just want them to ask first. no dinner, no movie, just ask. and i -- i asked for the real police to come, and the real police felt this it was assault. they felt that i was assaulted. i wasn't injured in any way, it wasn't appropriate. i'm an adult, i don't care about that. but the idea that we're living in ay from country and it was, you know, live free or die -- >> what was the outcome of that incident? what finally happened? >> what finally happened was the police officer was actually pushing for me to push for assault, and i didn't want to because

mark rail, brunswick 874, penn 503. >> 41 degrees. history change that may be coming to a liquor storeear you. >>> the trip of a lifetime. passengers to the stranded cruise ship are sharing their stories. wait until you hear the tales th have to tell. >>> and the man behind a very popular cartoon is now >>> the creator of the garfield comic strip has apologized for a strip that offended veterans. which showed the cat about to hit a spider. he said the day will be remained natial stupid day if it was killed. garfield's creator jim davis said the stripad nothing to do with veterans day that was created more than a year ago and the print date was chosen completely at random. >>> budget cuts could mean you will soon have to pay to get into the smithsonian museum. president obama's deficit reduction commission reported congress cut $2 million from the smithsonian institution's budget and ben charging admission fees to make up for the lost money. it could be made up by charging $7.50 per customer. it has been free since it was founded in 18

mark, camden # 43 and penn 503 bothdelayed. >>> thank you, jerry. we begin the news with this mysterious object. this morning military leaders are trying to find out what caused what looked like a pme or a vapor trail in the sky. it a story that everyone is certainly talking about. this all happened monday evening north of catalina island near los angeles. some say it resembled a missile in the area. megan mcgrath is live with news about this key piece of evidence. good morning, megan. >>> good morning, joe. it was actually caught on videotape. it looked like a var trail rising from the ocean off the coast of california up into the air. many thought it looked like a missile launch. look at this video. it was shot monday night by a news helicopter owned by kcbs in los angeles. you can see a vapor trail rise from the ocean up into the sky. many thought it was some kind of a missile. the u.s. military says it was not them. although a dramatic sight to see, many experts, including a former nasa mission control specialist, say it was an optical illusi. l

marc, 870, 872 and penn 405 are all delay. >>> 52 degrees. they were responsible for transporting nuclear weapons and other sensitive materials. wait until you hear what they were e caught doing on the job. >>> the federal government taking a closer look at honda cars. >>> the government announces it is making tweaks to its airport security procedures. what you now need know if you are flying this week. >>> the dangerous problems some honda driver are complaining >>> are some honda hybrids at risk for suddenly accelerating. federal auto safety regators are considering launching into an investigation to determine just that. the 2005 acco hybrid is at issue right now. a woman says her honda last brake power, accelerated on its own and caused a crash that killed a passenger and left her disabled she said she found 22 similar complaints involving accord and civic hybrids. >>> this mornin the energy department watch dog said government agents hired to drive trucks to drive nuclear weapons sometimes got drunk on the job. two agents were actually de

penn state taking on indiana. this is a good one. first quarter, no score.e's royster, the pride of westfield high school. busts in from two yards out. it's 7-0, nittany lions. great career at penn state for royste third quarter, game tied 24-24. punting it away. not so fast. andrew daley gets in for the wlok and it's james van fleet. fleet of foot. scoops it up and scores the touchdown. penn state wins it it improving to 7-4. hometown hockey. drama at verizon center last night. capitals and flyers go down to a shoot-t. first period and watch alex ovechkin here. gets hit in the mouth with the puck. he's okay. he tough. he's a hockey player. third period. caps trailing 3-1. right to the net. trying to jam home. backstrom right there perfect. scores, puts i in. caps trail 3-2. still on the power play. matt hendrks with the shot. we're tied at 3-3. he is jacked. then caps down 4-3. less than a minute left. that was beautiful. ties the game at 4-4. after overtime we're heading to a shoot-out where everyone misses until danny briere through the pads. the backhand

the man who recorded that video, john tyner, and civil liberties tallest and loudest ally comedian penn00? >> there haven't actually been any charges at this point, but it's my understanding that the charge would be leaving the airport after entering the screening area without completing the screening process. >> and my understanding when you're in the screening process, you can leave, but it is a little bit like going through a stop sign. they can also write you a ticket for that and you can get an effective fine in the mail for it? >> yeah, that's my understanding, it's a civil charge, not a criminal one. i even read on tsa's website, you can opt out of it and leave, but at least on the website, they don't mention this fine, but it's my understanding that at least now if you leave, you might be subject to a fine. >> let's listen to what tsa director john pistol told the senate committee yesterday about the reasons for these patdowns.ç >> when i came{ onned a administrator in july, i looked at what we were doing to address the threat posed by the 12/25, the underwear bomber. one of the

penn state coming in playing indiana.ion tailgaters chilly in the morning. those morning types lake me and dave our producer. >> have coffee to warm you up. >> sunny through the day tomorrow kelly for whatever your plans are. chilly start dress warm in the morning. then a crisp fall day. it will be chillier sunday but just as much sunshine so a nice weekend shaping up much nicer than the thanksgiving weekend. >> we're back at 11:00. have a great night. ♪ you look like an angel ♪ look like an angel [ grunting ] ♪ walk like an angel ♪ walk like an angel [ laughs ] ♪ talk like an angel ♪ but i got wise [ grunting ] ♪ you're the devil in disguise [ male announcer ] we put it through over 5,000 quality tests... so it'll stand up to just about anything. the nissan altima. innovation that lasts. innovation for all. ♪

no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far.e a delay to the penn station, 10 minutes late. metro subway on schedule. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. the threat for severe weather has ended. there could be a few sprinkles this morning. everybody should have it weather band radio in their house. we had storms come through last point that caused severe damage. you don't have your tv on or radio on, you can set these to go off for your county so you're not woken up every five minutes. it will only go off for your county. it is a great way to protect yourself at night. you should program it that way. we have a couple of sprinkles on hd doppler. that is all we expect for the early morning commute. the center of the storm is in canada. a big shield of showers ahead of it. a cold front will work through the state of maryland. the wind will kick up because of the pressure and we could see wind gusts perhaps up to 40 miles per hour later this afternoon. there is a wind advisory for all the counties painted in blue. be prepared th

tomorrow big football games a rare game at redskins stadium for penn state. and also maryland with its biggest football game of the year tomorrow night in college park. looking great for all the college game day tailgaters. everything is looking good. >> good. you're going to one of those gays. >> going to the penn state game and sunday i'll be out and about too. >> next weekend looks ugly. let's take a look outside right now. and temperature wise it's a crisp night. a little bit of sun out there. look at that. nice dusk lighting there, very pretty. coast guard shot over baltimore tonight. temperature 47 degrees. winds calm and barometer at 30.26 holding steady through the day had a lot of sunshine mixed in with the clouds. so i call it mostly sunny to partly cloudy throughout the day. look at the shadows getting long in the harbor. then we take a look at d. c. today. reagan international airport flights already getting a little busier as a lot of people head out for thanksgiving week. unfortunately it looks like weather is going to take a turn for the worse

marc penn 401 and 403 delayed ten minutes each. eun. >> jerrythank you. as thousands of travelersget ready to head to the airport, don't look for an end to the invasive security patdowns. but they'll at least be closely monitored. megan mcgrath is live this morning with the debate. megan, good morning. >> good morning, eun. we're starting toee travelers heading out of town for the holiday. there are quite a few people leaving for the holiday. we're expecting this to be a very busy week at the airports. for a lot of folks this is the first time they have experienc the security procedures. the body scans and more intense physical patdowns. there are concerns about how this will affect the security line. it may slow things down during a very busy period. the head of the tsa is asking for cooperation. the tsa will try to make the screening procedures as minimally invasive as possible. several travelers head out of town. this will be their first with security procedures and gets getting mixed reviews. >> i think it's a little invasive. security is necessary in

mark, brunswick 870, 892 are delayed, as is penn 405. joe? >> thank you, jerry.sident obama is meeting with indonesia's president. the president and first lady michel obama arrived in jakaa this morning. it's all part of the president's ten-day asia trip. elaine reyes is live in the newsroom right now tracking the events. good morning, elaine. >> reporter: hi there. good morning to you, joe. after two years of waiting, indonesians are finally getting the chance to welcome back their adopted son. but it's a short trip, part diplomatic and partly a way to boost trade and growth. right now president obama is meeting with indonesia's president. obama lived in the country four years as a child. his speech in jakarta today is expected to be the most high profile regarding u.s. relations with the islamic world since visiting egypt earlier in the term. now, earlier during a welcome ceremony he wrote in a book, i'm so glad to return to indonesia and hope the bonds betwn our two countries continue to grow stronger. he and the first lady are expected to attend a state dinne

. >> you're going to penn state. >> i'll be at the penn state, indiana game at fedexfield, a good friend me with him. maryland has a home game. the help the homeless walk going on. a lot of you have leaves to rake up. i suggest dow that tomorrow as opposed to sunday. it will be warmer tomorrow. >> let's get you going with your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast. bundle up the little ones. no son, you cannot wear shorts it's too cold, 30s and 40s to start under generally clear skies. a couple areas will dip into the upper 20s this morning. we have a few clouds toward the shenandoah valley. northwest winds five to ten by 9:00, 45 degrees. midday temperatures in the low 50s with a northwest wind at six. we'll top out at 54. by 5:00 p.m., winds turn southwesterly 5 miles per hour, the temperature dropping down to 52 degrees. the outside story another nice weekend. we've had seven in a row. this will make number seven. rain late though tuesday into wednesday, maybe even into thursday on thanksgiving now. consider that in your travel. next weekend looks cold. i mean really cold. potentially 30s

marc, penn 401, six minutes behind schedu. eun. >> thanks, jerry. >> of all the things you are thankfulor we are guessing gas prices apart one of them. gasolinerices are continuing to rise nationwide as one of the biggest holidays approaches. national average is $2.87, about 23 cents higher than what americans paid last year. locally, the gas is averaging $2.99 in d.c. $2.87 in maryland. $2.77 in virginia. >> less driving during the recession meant good things for the environment. carbon dioxide pollution dropped for the first time in a decade. it shows there is a close link tween pollution and gross domestic product. with recent economic hard times that meant a 1.3% drop in global emissions from 2008 to 2009. even still the drop was less than predicted. scientists say it is not lily to last. carbon emissions may set a record this year. >>> back in august we told yo out a church in prince george's county that set a big weight loss goal. this morning church mbers are quite a bit leaner and celebrating. members of the soul facto

tavis: that's the best you two could do, sean penn, naomi watts? >> we should be so lucky. tavis: you couldn't do any better than that. how surreal does it feel? that's my word, not yours. to see this on the big screen? >> well, surreal is my word as well. it is -- we never thought that this would happen. if none of this had, if my c.i.a. aid tee had not been betrayed, we would be living and working overseas. i would be working on counterproliferation issues and making my g.s. salary, so this is a very long, strange trip. >> for you, ambassador? >> oh, absolutely. it's as weird as it could possibly be. the thing i keep reminding myself is there are two salient fact. one, i challenge the government on the use of its intelligence and two days later the press acetaminophen of the white house said that, indeed, they should never have used that information in the state of the union address. everything else isanufactured by them as part of a character assassination and smear campaign. and diss information campaign. so the fact that there are two books and a movie, it's all thanks

board with full body patdowns and extra security measures at transit hubs like this show of force at pennstation last week. >> it is a shame that it is inconvenient but i think that in the long run, all our safety is at risk. >> reporter: analysts say terrorists see attacks on u.s. holidays as greatly symbolic. such as the failed underwear bombing plot on a delta flight last christmas. and friday's plot to disrupt a christmas tree lighting ceremony. >> the sad reality is we need to maintain a level of vigilance all the time and increase and enhance our level of vigilance during holidays because they are more vulnerable times. >> reporter: homeland security officials say they are responding to an expanded list of targets, not just travel hubs but places where large crowds gather. >> our technology has evolved. the processes have evolved to better enable us to protect the public. >> reporter: train passengers say the federal government's new approach to security is comforting but could become problematic as it spreads to other forms of travel. >> one of the things i like about taking the tr

mark penn, thank you for joining us. howard fineman. with you on this story. >>> coming up, reigning in the national debt. we've got preliminary recommendations from the two chairman of the president's bipartisan deficit commission. and the pressure groups on both sides of trying to puncture it. but doesn't a tough problem mean tough solutions? we'll talk to the senate budget chairman, kent conrad. >>> well, here's the latest from alaska, ended a second day of counting write-in ballots from that senate race up there. so far more than 97% of the write-in ballots went to lisa murkowski, nearly 90% of those write-in ballots went unchallenged by joe miller's campaign and only 276 ballots challenged by the miller campaign, were tossed out. that's bad news for the miller campaign, which trails in the write-in ballots by about 11,000 votes. the count's expected to last three more days. we'll be right back. it looks like lisa murkowski's getting re-elected up there. >>> welcome back to "hardball." former republican senator alan simpson and form

camden the penn, camden, and brunswick lines trains are on time.rail and metro subway are both on supper the eight and 52 late.are at 10-minute lats there is a diversion at old frederick because of construction. now back to sandra shaw. >> hope your doing well. this is some whether the video. this whether video was taken in illinois. it was captured on home video as a tornado touched down yesterday. this is incredible. stop what you're doing a look of this as it rolls through. power lines were knocked down. trees were knocked down and several homes were damaged. severe line of storms to the south and the ohio valley will break apart when it comes through here. even in the tennessee valley, intense fall line. this is along the lines of the storm that pass through illinois. we have a slight chance of showers today. other than that, mostly cloudy. 51 downtown. 54 at the airport. 55 in annapolis. we will get into the 70's again. more clouds are around. a slight chance of some fog this morning. 40% chance of showers later today. 16 degrees is the record

and if you take light rail, expect delays there especially at penn station delays did clear out.e a look at the delays due to an earlier accident and lingering delays after wards. and this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. you'll find quality cars and trucks. buy right the first time, you'll save more in the long run. >> we have three school advisories. they're closed today. they share the same northern high school campus and the staff is asked to report to another school and down in anne arundel county, arundel mills school is closed. no students or staffed are asked to report there and the closiers are available at wjz.com. >> complete coverage continues now and wait until you see the damage. wjz-13 is on the scene now. >>> we're in north east baltimore and it's daybreak out here. that's great news for everyone involved. crews can assess the damage. and what you're looking at are parts of homes an roofs blown off and sides of homes blown off overnight. you can see the residents looking around at all of the disarray that happened overnight and not knowing if this was a to

no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. i am kurt kronke. to tony pann. >> good morning. we do have some rain and cooler temperatures to talk about. we will do that in just a moment. first we say good morning to sandra shaw. this morning, we are celebrating all things autumy. you have some desert ideas. >> not just one. we have so many different pies to choose from. we are live. the family-run form is in parkville, maryland port is open from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. you can come here and see the cider mill and they are known for apple cider and these pies pre we have the classic pumpkin pie. what is the favorite pie? >> this week is pumpkin. >> pumpkin pie. we have a wide variety. lemon meringue pie and french apple pie. >> it has the sweet icing. it has raisins in it. >> we have the traditional apple piper with the apple terrible will not pipe. >> that is a big hit with the customer's. >> -- we have the traditional apple pie. >> this is a cream cheese filling. >> sounds amazing. we also have cherry pie. you name it, they have it. you were

no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. now back to tony pann. >> things are pretty quiet for us right now. we do not expect any weather trouble under way to work or school this morning. we're watching a system coming out of the plains states. there is some light rain bacchant indiana, kentucky, and tennessee. that is moving in our direction. the clouds will thicken up. you can see the cloud deck moving into western maryland. wish to deal -- we should see a nice sunrise. i think most of the precipitation will stay to our south. that is where the energy is going. i don't think it will be a big deal for us. it is dragging in some cold air. temperatures are in the teens and 20's in the northern plains right now. some of that colder air will work its way to the east coast. to mark, the high temperature will be between the 40's and the 50's. -- tomorrow, the high temperature will be between the 40's and 50's. the forecast for today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. we have a 30% chance for a shower of this afternoon. temperatur

no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. now back to tony pann.ning. >> we are off to a wet start on this tuesday. rain is likely as you drive in to work today. it does taper off in the far southern suburbs and up towards the pennsylvania line. anybody driving in towards baltimore will catch the rain at some point. there is a front stalled off to the south. that is triggering the rain we have at the present time. in area of low pressure is coming out of the gulf of mexico. it is gone to travel up the east coast, to the west of baltimore. i think the best chance for heavy rain will come in later this afternoon and into tonight. we do have some cloud cover and light rain showers. it will make a difficult -- it will be difficult for the temperatures to move. maybe the mid 50's this afternoon. it is 48 at the airport and 49 degrees in rock hall. rain is likely. otherwise cloudy and cool. sunrise this morning at 6:51. rain is likely overnight. areas of fog will develop. not much movement in the temperatures, even overnight. the storm will be pulling aw

it's less money than going to illinois, michigan, less than penn state. it's a great buy. try to pay full rate at stanford, see what it costs you. >> it will go into effect in the fall and there are no guarantees there won't be another fee increase next year. >>> kerns over new airport security screening guidelines. many are calling it gate rape. tonight, how a attorney is speaking out about the procedures and what his office will do o? >>> tonight's headlines, the public offering for general motors helped lift wall street today. the rescue is now paying off according to the white house. the government's steak in gm has dropped from 61% to 36%. the house ethics committee recommended censure for charles rangel today. that's the most serious discipline. it means he may have to stand before the house and face a rubuke from the speaker. the next step will be decided after thanksgiving. and the chilean minors are in los angeles. they are being treated liketually arts -- celebrities. they are there to view a taping of a cnn special. >>> >>> there is controversy over new security

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no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. now back to tony pann.morning. >> things are pretty quiet on this wednesday. we have almost the same set up we had yesterday. the storm is a little further off shore. it will lose its influence so will not be as windy today. high pressure will be settling in over the next several days. that will bring a squired whether all through the weekend. most of the rain will stay confined to the new england coast. some of the clouds may drift far south but we will see a mixture of sunshine and maybe a a few clouds in northeast maryland. you guys on the eastern shore have a better chance of seeing the cloud cover this far south. it is 43 important. 34 in frederick. elsewhere, it is in the 40 +. the forecast for today, mostly sunny skies and it will be a beautiful afternoon. the temperatures will range between 60 and 65. mostly clear tonight and seasonably cool with temperatures dropping into the upper 30's and low 40's. during the day tomorrow, this theory of high pressure takes up shop on the east coast and it will s

they gave up a late score to penn state and then got rolled.n in the third quarter. penn state scored five touchdowns in five possessions. the last one from mcgroin. joe pa gets the star treatment is as he should. and what a finish in bloomington. indiana quarterback chapel needs a touchdown to up set iowa. he's got bell gas ger for the game winner. although he drop t.z how did he nice? iowa hangs onto a piece of the big ten lead. and iowa is the one team in the big team and so is wisconsin. michigan state rolled minnesota 38-8. and the spartans has one defeat. and illinois state trails youngstown and matt brown and tyrone walker. and the redbirds win it at hancock stadium 31-49. there was not a lot of skull cracking going on in the thrashers locker room. they worked atlanta after helping the hawks win the cup last year. but joe was not in a conversational mode. here's the answer. a break away. he drew the five hole and tied the game at three. and then in the third period, thrashers leading again and patrick cane, they had two goals apiece. and

i heard of the first rate script and masterful performances by naomi watts and sean penn.he movie opens with a gutsy cia agent in the world trying to stop the spread of nuclear weapons from getting into dangerous hands. i was overwhelmed by the guts of watts' character. anybody would be, especially an american who has children like we do, young adults and thinking how inspiring it must be to go out and risk it all for your country like this woman did. the real life valerie wilson, her discipline in keeping it secret, her reainess to honor her loving marriage in the face of it all and the betrayal, the decision by war hawks holed up in the white house who wanted to protect the case then billed for the iraq war, the p.r. campaign in the white house and the op ed pages that ran roughshod over good journalism and everything we need if truth is to survive propaganda, especially the war-whooping kind embraced by this country after 9/11. this is one fine movie. although it will never be "casablanca" fair game is great for our time. two people daughter up in a campaign that justif

marc, brunswick 872, 874, 890, and penn 509 delayed at this hour. >> jerry, thank you. >>> 6:42, 58 degrees. how you can win $20,000 for just a single tweet. >>> today is the government is expected to ban a popular alcoholienergy drink. first the makers of four loko announce a big change to its drink. >>> more live team coveragef the severe storms which rolled through overnight. we'll >>> up next, trees downed, power lines knocked over. >>> good morning and welcome back. we're stayingn top of breaks news right now. parts of arlington are a big mess after powerful storms threw through the areaovernight. george mason drive, strong winds snapped trees and brought down power lines. also a lot of trees and wires down in fairfax county. among the locations we know of are wolf run, rutledge and fairfax station. 5300 block of mitchell street in alexandria and 4700 of spruce avenue in fairfax. >>> today jurors will delibera the fate of chandra levy's accused killer after a month of testimony. attorneys made their final arguments yesterday. prosecutors closed

no delays on the penn, camden or brunswick. light rail on time. 27 with a 30 minute delay 52, 53 and 91, 15 to 20 late. 1, 3, 61 and 61 at charles and pratt. now back to sandra shaw. good morning, sandra. >> good morning. happy friday to everybody out there thanks to a nice ridge of high pressure over the entire east coast we will see plenty conditions, above normal. different for november and plenty of sun. the next bound have i to the west and that will be ear sunday night and it will likely just cool us down for the start of week. later next week is a shot of rain. so not bad. right now temperaturewise 48 downtown. so, we have the moderating influence of the inner harbor and buildings makes it milder. in contrast, 31 at the airport, below freezing. 30 near parkton and 36 in westminster. so, it will be one of those days where you start with the coat or jacket and shed it. because this kwrarb you will be fine. in the mountains, 60 today, the constant statewide across maryland is the sunshine. it will be sunny here in bullet. 65 for the forecast h

no disrespect to penn state football or the residents of tarboro, north carolina. we congratulate them all. but there are 1200 kids and families in limbo, scared their kids have no rights, no citizenship, no clear path to get it. republican congressman of nebraska who sponsored the help haiti act can't even get an answer as to why the bill was removed from the schedule. but get this, democratic sources say there's talk of attaching a highly controversial dream act to the haiti bill, and the vote would happen later this monthful the dream act would give amnesty to legal immigrants brought into the u.s. as children and go to college and serve in the armed forces. democrats could have a tough time getting the dream act passed when republicans gain control in january so some hope to get it voted on in this way instead. if republicans vote against it democrats can say look republicans don't care about orphans. in other words, it's politics. they're gambling with the lives of these orphans, possibly stalling a piece of legislation so they can add on another piece of thei

and most come with the yankees, and the two tied penn thenceforth phillies, world wide series coursen the giants, the legendary most voluble player, " ross was introduced to the nation when he had to-home runs purses holiday. this 7 game national champ sure championship,:rob powers, that scored world series a bonds, against the texas rangers. it was one of most feared hitters in the game, jos hamilton. october 27th, with 10 lincecum, and with 18 homruns. and a sixth run inning, highlighted with a one-one homer. a 11-1/7. the very next day, the giants got a home a run from the fifth inning, and then seven scores in the eighth inning. two-zero series lending. after a two-four, laws, the giants on hollow with another shot out. four- zero, with arlington native. first post season home run. the giants' 3-0, has led them on the brink of making san francisco sports history. >> we are one game away from getting this done. >> of vern glenn, kron 4 news. ♪ >> back here in san francisco, gorgeous weather a look outside over the city from mount pam cam. but the of sunshine with temperatures on t

. >> cornell, penn state, a lot of a veterinary colleges up on the research. saying you should feed into cats and dogs, but go easy. a little girl had adjusted to poinsettia and they voted to that, but really, you are safe. >> if you have a question -- up next, the maryland lottery numbers, and we will get another check of the insta-weather-plus forecast. >> tonight at 5:00, efforts to keep aging drivers behind the wheel could lead to redesigned roads. and the latest in a car seat safety technology -- seat belts with an extra function that could save your life. and now the maryland lottery numbers. >> good afternoon. here are your pick 3 numbers for the day. the bonus matched five doubler is here. you could double your winnings on every play. visit your retailer and played today. we are set with the pick four numbers. when you play the maryland lottery, everybody wins. see the benefits at mdlottery.com. >> it is beautiful outside. it is breezy. we will call its breezy instead of windy. we will be in the low sixties to mid 60's tomorrow. friday and saturday, 70

rangers rally to beat the penns, 3-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> what's tuned to debut as broadway's most expensive production ever? your early morningntertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, to say i do and enjoy true love, is better late th never? you're watching "early today." >>> good tuesday morning. it's another day of wet weher for everyone in the southeast, especially arou atlanta. georgia, alabama, north florida, south carolina and north carolina, that's going to be the wettest area during the day today. there's showers widespread from richmond to philly, new york and eventually boston. you need the umbrella today. tomorrow, the southeast will clear out, but the rain will exist fromew york city up to boston and all of new england and the ohio valley is going to get significant rai later on tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> if u're watching us on whdh 7 news, good old boston, mass, get a viewof boston's city scape thrgh an antique card collection at greetings from boston from the boston public library. that

but after that it was all penn state. five touchdowns in five possessions. a team today. what was different offensively coach hank what they did against us in the second half. the response was nothing. coach mccall, what was different? i thought for the first half we always tell two halves. this is as good as we've been and as bad as we've been. >> here he comes. the legend york cross-country coach. york edged out lake zurich by two points. they haven't won a title since 2006 but the long green line is back on top and joe is only 81 years old. so you never know when it's going to be the last one. >> i ran against him way back i love my curves. but the love i have for strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake and key lime pie, mmm, it threw a curve at my curves. so i threw it right back... with yoplait light -- strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake and key lime pie. 30 indulgent delicious flavors that satisfy my love for tasty treats. around 100 calories. zero fat. now i love my curves in all the right places. yoplait. it is so good. you'll never go back to your

. >> speaking of the slots license is, we spoke to penn national gaming, the minority owner of the tracks. it says in the long term it may consider lobbying the state to put slots in laurel, which would involve a constitutional amendment. tv 11 news. >> in tonight's education alert, the money is all but in the bank, but maryland may not be able to withdraw the money is getting from race to the top. so, where is the snag? tim has the story. >> these of the dollar's one in the race to the top program. the concern is what is becoming a controversial issue -- teacher evaluations. >> we need to figure this out together. eds >> and governor -- >> governor o'malley made it clear. the state will keep $250 million in federal education money. the plan would have 50% of teacher evaluation is based on student achievement. >> what will not happen is for our state to lose out on the dollars we have one for race to the top. part of that involves student growth as part of the evaluation of performance in our classrooms. >> some lawmakers say the state board of education may have overstepped its bounds by