a british letter had to go to halifax, quÉbec, montreal and st.john and then down lake champlain to get to ticonderoga. paul revere in 30 of his writers were a little more efficient, all of new england and what is going on. so allen and arnold stormed the ford. they took everyone prisoner. no one was hurt. no one was killed. they found 90 gallons of rum that belong to the commandant. they had a bit of a party. ethan allen wrote out a chip that he would pay the commandant at some future time, and sent off 85 reznor's and 60 women and children to connecticut. now, part of what i have had to do was sort of the bugs that attack. one of the most famous lines in early american history is what ethan allen supposedly said to the commandant at ticonderoga comment he wrote the line himself several years later. i guess he figured he couldn't get the real thing for the printer but what became famous as when the commandant said, right whose authority do you demand this where ethan allen supposedly said come in the name of jehovah and the continental congress.

if you see it on the wide screen circulating, we have high pressure in control over ontario and quebecit helped to push in some slightly cooler weather than yesterday. will we hit 76 degrees? we'll probably scale it back 5- 8 degrees today and a warmup building in with the winds shifting over the weekend. we're on the cooler side today. patchy fog and some clouds building into the valley to the west, we're looking at cloud- free skies for not only today but the duration of the weekend into next week and things could get interesting. 68, that's our guaranteed high. that's below the normal of 70. tonight could be interesting because of the fact that we will be clear and crisp with a low humidity dew point. there could be some 30s and frost. that's possible. build it back into the low 70s tomorrow. upper 70s on saturday, sunday could approach 80 degrees and the low 80s could last through monday and tuesday and then some rain tries to approach. >>> we are still cleaning up an accident with injuries. 295 northbound at 198 is in the left lane. stay to the right if you can. >>> looking at the

slowly moving up toward quebec and ontario. and you see that spin? that's bringing us southwest winds. some clouds came in this afternoon. they'll break up tonight. tomorrow, mostly sunny. a few clouds from time to time. but our winds tomorrow should be more out of the west/northwest. and that allows somewhat cooler air in for friday and saturday. but plenty of sunshine. so it's going to be a nice fall weekend, all across the entire region. now, gusts from the bay tomorrow, up to 20. a gale warning tonight. that will be lifted at 8:00 p.m. the bay temp now, around 66. sunrise, 7:22. sets at 6:20. tonight, let's call it partly cloudy, breezy. cooler than last night. last night, around midnight, we were 71 degrees so low 40s tonight. partly sunny. tomorrow's high, 2 or 3 degrees warmer than it is right now at 62. so we'll take it. >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> and don't miss the cbs prime time lineup. at 10:00, it's an all-new episode of the mentalist. then be sure to tune in to eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> and the ravens are gearing up for some m

afternoon but you can see this swirl here and this area of low pressure will go up into southern quebecnd sit and spin for a while maintaining our winds tonight, tomorrow and to some extent on sunday. temperatures not cooling off quickly but it is a little cooler than it is because of the wind. 65 downtown. 63 manassas and fredricksburg but low 60s in leesburg and frederick and you are headed into the 40s tonight. so a nice weekend. windy and cooler tonight. sweatshirt for football. no doubt about that. windy and cool saturday and very nice for the redskins game. tonight partly cloudy. windy and cooler. 48 to 54. winds southwest 10 to 20 and rather gusty. if you're inside the beltway you're talking low 50s. 49 college park. 52 down to the south in waldorf. 50 in reston, vienna and fairfax. 49 in sterling. upper 40s for our friends in leesburg down to middleburg and manassas. now tomorrow morning mostly sunny, winty, cool. grab a light jackets. winds west 10 to 20. see the dog walk in avondale and potomac. mostly sunny. pretty good day for maryland football. highs near 70. winds southwes

slow pace, so we will be talking about gusty conditions and precipitation hanging around areas like quebec and ontario in the next couple days. some of that rain impacting the northeastern end of the u.s. as well. for central sections, we have a low that's going to quickly drop out of the rockies headed for the plain states as it heads to warmer areas, could produce stronger storms. then for the pacific northwest, british columbia stays wet again. coastal areas looking at rain, and upper elevations may be looking at snow. highs on monday, win peg, in the single digits. only eight degrees. chicago into the mid teens as does toronto. then d.c. at 22. still on the mild side, but looking warmer in the south, houston looking at a high of 33 degrees. a couple of scattered thundershowers across the southern end of the balance can peninsula and towards turkey. a low pressure system here, rain will continue to hang around turkey another day. up towards the northwest, more developed systems starting to come through. rain spreads to the british isles and scandinavian peninsula. a lot of cool air comi

couple of sprinkles in the mountains but this area of low pressure will sit and spin up in southern quebec and that is going to drive our winds tonight and really through tomorrow. the winds are picking up. 23-mile-per-hour wind gusts downtown. 28 up in frederick. and 26-mile-per-hour wind gust out towards martinsburg. they will be with us really through tonight, tomorrow. lesser on sunday. right now 68 downtown. 64 manassas. 68 in fredericksburg and 64 leesburg. 63 up in frederick. so temperatures not crazy cool behind the cold front. nice weekend. it will be windy and cooler tonight. sweatshirt for football games. good idea. windy and cool on saturday. and very nice for the redskin game. could barely diagram better weather for the game. clear to partly cloudy windy and cooler. 48 to 54. winds gusty. downtown talking 50s but there will be some 40s tonight. gaithersburg will be 49. college park and bowie probably 49. low 50s in waldorf. 50 in reston and fairfax. sterling 49. and leesburg, manassas, middleburg probably 49 as well. by morning mostly sunny, windy and cool. grab a light jacket

meanwhile, light showers are lingering across ontario and quebec. that should ease on wednesday. it's mostly dry across the central and western parts of the u.s. and canada. but the british area will see rain. and the rain will move inland on wednesday. temperatures are looking like this. hot conditions have eased in l.a. 24 degrees. and 22 in houston. and 17 in oklahoma city. the northeastern states are in the mild side. 19 degrees in new york and 12 in d.c. it's dropping down to only 13 degrees in atlanta. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of scandinavian peninsula. the conditions will continue throw the day on wednesday. and the associated front is stretching from the baltic states through germany and into france. you're seeing wet and very windy conditions along the front. the rain will move south and reach this area. the alpine region will see heaviest rain and snow in higher elevations. meanwhile, it's thundery and wet in and around the black sea. that should ease in the next 24 hours. temperatures are sha

some snow is possible in southern quebec.ut to the west, another round of rain is effecting british columbia and parts of oregon. you'll see heavy snow in higher elevations. otherwise, it stays dry across much of the u.s. and central canada. temperatures looking like this. we are expecting 12 degrees in vancouver, 14 in seattle. 22 in oklahoma city. finally let's go over to europe. a system is moving through the northern british isles, spreading rain. the system will then move to the southern scandinavian peninsula. cold precipitation and strong winds will effect this region through friday. to the south, severe weather across southern italy and western balkan peninsula. things getting clearer here, but western balkan west through friday. stays dry through most of continental europe. 11 degrees in paris. 10 in berlin, 8 in warsaw. 20 degrees in madrid and 25 in lisbon. here is the extended forecast. blab that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. i'm catherine k tokyo. do stay

will be gusty tomorrow because the low pressure that gave you some rain now getting even stronger or quebec region and the atmosphere, high pressure here, think of it is big mountain and big valley and air is rushing in to feel that. we've got a pretty good breeze setting up. now we'll see some of that, have some wind advisories, some of the higher mountain areas to the west of us, wind gusts out there could get over 45 miles an hour tomorrow. as you can see, it's clear, very nicely, the rain still going on new hampshire and maine. boston the rain just ended. for our region looks like really nice, tomorrow will be breezy with those winds come out of the west northwest. few clouds with a weak front approaching, monday a few clouds it will stay dry with a good deal of sunshine. it will be some clouds thursday night and money. now wind high 30 knots that's why they have a small advisory. 67 for the night. generally clear, cooler and breezy upper 40s, maybe mid- 40s, tomorrow mid upper 60s the winds can gusts passed 30 miles an hour, they need to be blowing everywhere tomorrow. a nice day with

. >> you want to go out as a quebecer steps into the opportunity.e respect by playing well. that is my number 1 coal. i want to play well and give our team a chance to win. >> the first two games i played well. i can show you to prove it, but it does not matter. >> to take a look at that's career numbers. he has not started a game since 2007. he becomes the redskins' 21st starting quarterback since the -- 21st starting quarterback. >> everybody is looking for a difference maker. all the sudden, you take a look at a guy like drew breeze. he was released by san diego. who is doing to pick him up? miami? miami thought he was pretty good. there are people like that who get the opportunity and take advantage of that. >> they hope that john beck is the guy. game one of the world series is in the history books. rangers and cardinals, busch stadium's. two-zero. top of the fifth. 415 feet. texas ties the game with a two- run shot. it was still tied in the bottom of the sixth. he takes the pitch to right field for the cardinals. it was pre-to st. louis. game

swiss francs of gains against the euro, leaving quebec cannot service. they're suing the banks for giving bad advice. others may follow. >> unieux has a population of 8000. it has seen better days. it is facing and non of debt that has left it teetering on the -- brink of bankruptcy. the town council says the future is looking bleak for kindergarten is like this one. -- kindergartens like this one. >> the municipal government is responsible for public institution like kindergarten. we do not have money left to pay for water, electricity, and repairs. we should shut down this kindergarten. >> unieux is in no position to pay off its 11 million euro debt. it has been living beyond its means for too long. widening streets and building a brand new multimedia library, a big project that looks out of place. the town has already decided to shut it down. >> everyone could profit from the multimedia library, even ordinary workers. the people really at fault are never held to account. >> at the town hall, everyone agrees that dexia is responsible for the disaster b

meanwhile, light showers are lingering across ontario and quebec but that should ease wednesday.t is mostly dry and settled in the central and western parts of the u.s. and canada. british columbia will see rain due to a low pressure system and that will move inland wednesday. temperatures looking like this. hot conditions eased in l.a., 24 degrees and 22 in houston, 17 in oklahoma city. the northeastern states are on the mild side. 19 degrees in new york and 12 in d.c., dropping to 13 degrees in atlanta. finally let's go to europe. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of scandinavian peninsula. wet conditions will likely continue throughout the day on wednesday. and the associated front is stretching from the baltic states through germany and into france. you're seeing wet and windy conditions along the front. rain will move southward and reach this area, and today the alpine region will see the heaviest rain and you'll see heavy snow in the higher elevations. meanwhile, it is thundery and wet in and around the black sea but that should ease in th

kennedy's son is electing its first president since the bloody uprisings that toppled a former leader of quebec buckey of last spring the front runner is the country's former prime minister a wealthy businessman who promises to bring stability and prosperity to the nation current interim leader goes out and is not running for the top job these election signaled can be first peaceful transition to a new government in april two thousand and ten at least ninety people were killed in the capital and the rest that ousted by it led to massive ethnic clashes in the south of the country that left more than four hundred people into. well now let's take a brief look at other news from around the world a valuable explosion has killed twenty nine people are called might in hunan province and central china five of the miners were rescued and lot more made his escape to safety through an air shaft the state owned coal mines and ministration has not confirmed the cause of the blast despite an improving safety record of chinese mines remain among the most dangerous in the world. for more brazilian president re

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the scene, the raymond rec center 10th and quebec street. saturday, he was playing basketball here. as nighttime fell, the game broke up. a short time later, jamar freeman found stabbed to death at an alley behind the playing field. walter robinson brought flowers to the spot today. he lives in the neighborhood. he knew jamar. >> it's a shame that young people are dying like this. it's uncalled for. >> it's a tragedy to see that happen to him. who would do something like that to him? you know what i mean? what could he do? he wasn't that kind of person. >> reporter: his grandmother said he was in trouble before but he tried to turn his life around. >> it was keeping him on the right track. i think that tore him apart, too. he just, you know, after that he kind of fell down. >> reporter: hanging with the wrong people? >> right. that does happen. >> he was a good boy. went to school and stuff. i just miss him now that he gone. >> reporter: so far no suspects. there's a $25,000 reward posted in this case. wendy, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you, pat. >>> people living in northern

the french stay in quebec. they are not hosery. >> that makes sense. she is shaya-lebuf.to be french. >> it is a tough town. they were in gas town. they have a junky dead every day in that town. >> i am learning more than i thought i would learn on hosers. pab, i can't even come to you now. we ran out of time. >> can i note the person who saved him was on crutches? >> we will have the post game wrap up. thanks for the fact, pab. >>> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> new radio show? >> yes, it starts on november 1st, a show called funny story. >> pab, do you have anything going this week? >> yes, i am receiving an award on long island for my coverage a longtime ago. >> gavin, what is going on with your shirt? >> it says hey you in scottish. >> excellent. >> bill, quickly, plug. >> si ry us,--

. >>> class action lawsuits have been filed in california and quebec seeking refunds that affected blackberriesrecord number of blackberry customers trading in their devices for the new iphone 4s. >> timely in the event that we have halloween coming up, monday, and we do, good news for the bay area when it comes to trick-or-treating. the region's two biggest cities at the top of the list of the best places to let youngsters walk the neighborhood to get their candy. zillow says san francisco is the best trick-or-treat city in the company. san jose is number six. you can see the cities in between there on your screen. the ratings are based on home values, population density, crime data and nearby amenities. >> i also go for the bang for your buck you don't have to walk a lot but get a lot of candy. >> you taste test it for the kids before they eat it? >> sure, of course. 6:20 five. >>> blaming the victim. the -- [ unintelligible ] >>> putting the cell phone decision on hold. why bart says it is not ready to approve a new policy about when it would cut cell phone service at its stations. >> report

canada for the provinces that are none of the scotia, new brunswick and a lesser extent ontario and quebec. another 10,000 a so headed south. they went to the bahamas jamaica, and they took with them be exported slaves, 15,000 slaves with them as well. but loyalists are arranged around this expanding empire. some, for example would be on the first fleet to australia settling present-day city. in fact, loyalists was the first person to propose colonizing austria. the loyalists who went to india. in fact, benedict arnold had two sons to join up in the east india company army and ended up spending the rest of their lives in india. and in the most surprising migration and 1791 about 1200 of the black loyalists the free slaves crossed the atlantic to settle a new part of west africa and found the city of freetown in sierra leone. so within a few years has the map of the loyalists dads were looked a lot like the map of the british empire as a whole. but was it like to be one of these refugees? let me tell you a little bit about the experience of being a refugee through the stories of the woman w

still over quebec and slowly moving away. but it's still spinning around and still bringing moisture and clouds around. some of this has already create sprinkles of rain to our north. wasn't quite cold enough for show. we really didn't see anything in the way of wet snowflakes. but nice, high pressure over the eastern half of the united states. will give us a nice fall weekend. now there's a weak front going to pass to our north. by the latter part of the weekend, shouldn't do anything for us. for the most part, looking for a lot of sunshine. monday, maybe a few clouds. and as high pressure moves off the coast, our winds go back to the southwest. a little warmer air coming in. may bring a few clouds. that warm air overrides the cool air that we'll have around here. on the bay, very light winds on the bay tomorrow. i 5 knots. that's about it. sunrise, 7:23. sets, just a little while ago. 6:19. and the bay temp now down to 63. tonight, it will clear out. it will be chilly. 36 to 45 overnight, big change. we'll call it an averag

this area of low pressure though is going to kind of sit and spin in southern quebec and that will driveinds for us really through much of the weekend especially tonight and through tomorrow. in fact, look at the wind gusts. gusting to 21 miles per hour at manassas. 32-mile-an-hour wind gusts up in frederick. 38-mile-an-hour wind gusts in martinsburg. a nice weekend. windy and cooler tonight. a sweatshirt for the high school football. windy and cool tomorrow. nice for the redskins game. just simply spectacular for the redskins game. for tonight, clear to partly cloudy. windy. and cooler. low temperatures 48 to 54. winds southwest at 10 to 20. and as we have seen gusty. lows inside the beltway will hold in the 50s tonight but there will be a smattering of upper 40s in the burbs. college park, bowie, 49. down to the south low 50s. reston 50. sterling, leesburg and manassas upper 40s. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, windy and cool. grab a light jacket. winds southwest 10 to 20. a nice day for a dog walk. come out to the avondale park benefiting the montgomery county spca. mostly sunny by af

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and this low moves up toward quebec and up towards james bay.ur winds become more northwest or west. tomorrow's high, will be about where we are right now, upper 50s, maybe low 60s. not unusual at all. tomorrow night, as things clear out, it will be a pretty chilly night. that cooler air moves in for the weekend. but it will be generally full of sunshine. so nice fall weekend figured out. enjoy the leaves. it really changed around the region. and north and west of us. a gale warning will be lifted. and gales of 15 to maybe 20 tomorrow. tonight, partly cloudy. still cooler than it was last night. tomorrow, nice fall day. sunny to partly sunny. tomorrow's high, upper 50s to maybe maxing out at 62 degrees. close to normal. normal lie is -- high is around 64, 65. >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come tonight. turned loose and then killed. a day after the deaths of dozens of exotic animals. did authorities make the call? >>> arrest in the case of dr. conrad murray. how his testimony could hurt the accused doctor. >>> i'm mike schuh downtown. do you un

but a weak frontal system has a few clouds up near quebec and montral.hat's -- it's going to slide down through our region tomorrow. you won't even notice it, except for the wind shift. and lots of sunshine. temperatures drop a little bit. then after that, high pressure building in the central states. means our temperatures will go back up for the weekend. temperatures have been in the 70s, 80s, even close to 90 in the southern portions of the dakotas. not going to get that warm here. but look at that. not a cloud can be seen anywhere in the region. that will be with us, really all weekend long, into next week. sunshine and dry conditions. and we'll take it. now, that weak front coming through, as i said, just a little bit of cooling coming in with that. then on friday, this high is going to start moving offshore. milder air coming in. and could be even warmer. we think by saturday and sunday. monday may be getting up to 80 degrees. quick look at the tropics. felipe, now making a big turn, heading up toward the central atlantic, away from inland areas. w

tomorrow, when this low moves up to ontario and quebec, the winds are coming more out of the west andhilly air up there will begin to filter in. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures about where we are now, upper 50s to maybe 60. tomorrow night, ta that's when we'll see chillier temps. and tonight, we'll get down into the low to mid-40s. tomorrow night, saturday night, cool night. a lot of sunshine. we'll be left with some pretty decent weather for the weekend. finally, getting that thing out of here. and the breeze will be coming down. all in all, friday, saturday, and sunday, look very, very pleasant. no precipitation, except in far western maryland. the mountains out to the west, with that low still bringing that moisture around. there will be some air. and in garrett county and some of the mountain areas, there will be some snow flakes, mixed in with rain showers. if you're going out camping, tomorrow night, saturday night. probably see some snow flakes. west winds, 10 to 15 knots. gusts of 20 minutes on the bay. and gale warning will be lifted at 8:00 tonight. the bay temp around 66.

the low pressure is now way up to our north, over eastern quebec, moving away.ut it's still spinning. and you can still see that rotation. and still bringing some moisture and clouds from the great lakes. great lakes is pretty warm. so this chilly air picks up that moisture. and as i said earlier, in a month or so, this would be just a lot of snow shower activity. but as the wind comes down the mountains, they tend to dry out. so we're not seeing the clouds that they're having out here. it's been overcast all day in pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse, rarely sees the winter. in fact, syracuse only averages 20 to 25% of sunshine during the winter months. that is pretty brutal. i'll tell you. high pressure over the tennessee valley means a nice weekend. for us, lots of sunshine. cool nights. and nice, dry weekend on tap. tonight, then, look for temperatures down around 41 degrees. some suburbs. 36, maybe 45 in the city. tomorrow, back up to 63, with sunshine. pretty much all day long. maybe a few clouds drifting through. but all in all, a very nice fall weekend. so get

that low still spinning around over quebec.t's because of that low that we're getting some clouds still coming off the great lakes. you see those sprinkles up to our north. new york state, pennsylvania. south of us, sunshine all day long. really just south of the baltimore, washington area. it's been really pleasant. over the next 24 hours. that low continues to move away. high pressure moves in. nice fall conditions. it will be dry, a lot of sunshine all weekend long. with a weak front passing to the north. really of no consequence at all. looks like the next weather maker has another front coming down. at this point, looks like dry conditions for saturday, sunday. probably monday, a few clouds. as a little warmer air comes in as this high moves off the coast, the winds go a little more to the southwest, bringing in some milder conditions. on the bay, west winds, barely moving at 5 knots. the bay temp around 63. sunrise, 7:23. boy, that's getting late. sun sets now at 6:19. so tonight, look for clear conditions. it will be chi

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. >> the shell of the president's bus, by the way, was built by the same quebec bus-maker prevost, buter in tennessee. mccain may be the wrong guy to throw stones. it turns out his famous straight talk express was the same kind of bus made in canada as was bush and cheney's campaign buses and michele bachmann's campaign bus. so don't throw stones at the same bus you're riding in, i guess, shrummy. this is so low brow and so below john mccain. he must be out of material to be arguing about buses. your thoughts? >> i think mccain has been angry and disappointed ever since he lost the 2008 election. thinks somehow or other barack obama, he couldn't believe that he lost to him. the whole thing is absurd. as you say, first of all, the same guys built mccain's bus that built the obama bus. beyond that, if you want to argue about canada. my recollection is that senator mccain voted for nafta, for the north american free trade agreement, and that's what enables canadians to sell things here very easily and americans to sell things there very easily. >> they're our biggest market. >> the bigges

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. >> canadian buses -- these most big coach buses, many big coach buses in america, are made in quebectwo. one for the president. one for the republican presidential nominee as well. >> it's volvo trucks that makes that brand of bus, that the canadian, that john mccain is talking about. it's a pretty sweet bus. carol? >> but it's really not that attractive. you have to admit that. >> no, it's not. got a lot of stuff in it, but it's a big, black bus, yeah. >> okay. on to other things. better things. have you heard this claire mccaskill? >> i love this story. >> about five months ago -- isn't it great? about five months ago the senator tweeted she just need add change. she said she's tired of looking and feeling fat and wanted to lose 50 pounds. this is what she looked like at that time. since then she's used twitter to stay motivated. she started hitting the gym and she started eating healthy. august 11th she tweeted that she passed up the funnel cake at the state fair and that is big, because who can do that? september 9th she announced her divorce with bread and pasta and take a look