washington will go to raleigh with a win! >> craig: exactly what nick needed as a player, and exactly what the capitals needed as a team here tonight! well done on the road. the capitals pick up two points and a hard-fought battle. boudreau's team never gives in, or ever give up, and that was the case here tonight. they'll take the two points and head to raleigh. >> joe: nicklas backstrom finishing it in round 3 of the shoot-out. >> craig: how about this release, joe? man, oh, man. why don't all the guys do that? what a great release, joe! just a flick of the wrist. >> joe: sometimes they get in their own heads thinking about all the head fakes and moves. craig laughlin, a job well done by you for craig, for all the men and women in our crew, joe beninati thanks for your time. washington wins it 4-3 in the shoot out. join us the next caps telecast is on comcast sports monday evening. rbc center in raleigh. the caps and the contains canes for the first time all year. sportsnite is next. michael jenkins, lisa hillary standing b

heavy shield out of charlotte going through piedmont into the raleigh area. durham getting decent rain. greensboro moving northward through virginia into washington, d.c. it's going to be steady for the entire morning. if you think we're not going to see delays in the airport, i think we are. we're going to see a lot of them. atlanta, d.c., as the clouds hang in low, they are going to hang in tough, too. what about warnings for flooding. we have them there. bright shaded green areas, atlanta, greenville, back towards charlotte. dark shaded green, those are the flash flood watches. the reason pretty easy. a lot of rain potentially there. talking maybe as much as five inches of rain near the beltway of washington, d.c. right now thunderstorms in the southern end of that circulation. can you see it coming out of cape coral, miami, off and on for the day as well. interesting day for the east coast. >> thanks. we're getting a lot of comments from you the viewer about veterans day. you might have a salute you want to give out. go to our facebook page. if you don't

then up further to the raleigh area and see the heavy shield of rain still out there. that actually goes all the way through virginia in to the nation's capital with light rain recorded here but then it falls apart not reaching the ground in to philadelphia. still, the rain is going to be off and on for most of the day. areas like washington, d.c., down into northern parts of florida we have flash flood watches and warnings. the watches are all the area that are shaded in dark green. the warnings are in bright shaded green, charlotte and the atlanta metro. again, four inches of rain fell yesterday in atlanta. watch for another additional one to two when you get in towards central north carolina but then over the next two days that low developments often the coastline. look at all the rain. purple shade is going for about eight inches of rain. i think that might be overdone a little bit but even if they only get half of this, that's four to five inches in the next two days for the mid-atlantic states. we'll talk about that again in just a bit. >> all right, thank you. >

that's about 50 miles southwest of raleigh. people who live in this quiet, upscale neighborhood, they are in shock. they said the man was a real estate developer and that they were friendly, they were active in their church. investigators say they don't have a motive yet. >>> from new york to california, it is election day again. voters will pick governors, members of congress and big city mayors in today's off-year balloting. the results could be an indicator of the public mood one year after the election of president obama. one closely watched race is for governor of virginia, creigh deeds, the person on your left. he's trying to become the state's third straight democratic governor. the lepp can is bob mcdonnell. he's actually the favorite in the race. the polls show him with a double-digit lead. he is a former state legislator and virginia attorney general. in new jersey, gov jon corzine is fighting really hard to be reelected. he's running neck and neck with his republican challanger, chris christie. there is a wild card i

i was in a meeting in raleigh, north carolina. someone -- i can't remember for sure -- was at that meeting. it was called something like the american society of higher educator's for sustainability. for sustainable -- i can't remember exactly but that was the thrust of it. i thought about the terms for sustainability is what it was. as one who was involved nearly 40 years ago and conceptualizing sustainable development as an ecological concepts, it occurred to me that it is not a very exciting term. it does not, quote, stir the soul. as i was talking it occurred to me this is a huge group of 1600 professors who teach courses in sustainable development or individuals on campuses across the country responsible for the greening of the campus. was a huge group, so many u.s. colleges and universities represented and i said if we don't stop talking about sustainable development and talking about saving civilization, this is what it is all about. i could see students rallying to a call to work to sustain civilization. to achieve sustaina

. >> straight out to gurnal scott with ptf radio in raleigh north carolina.hank you for being with us. please tell me i'm wrong. reports that the life of 5-year-old shaniya was worst nothing more to the mother than payment on a drug debt? >> i hope we can tell you you are wrong. we know there's a connection that they have been together, they have hung out together, there may have been a debt that needed to be paid. we are understanding she may have owed him money. you, i, everyone are finding it hard to believe a little girl's life could be used as payment. we don't want to believe that. >> let's see if we can add two and two together tonight. okay, work with me. number one, we know, according to you and your sources last night that drugs were allegedly sold out of the home, number one. two, we know mario mcneil the 29-year-old man caught on camera taking the child into the hotel room had a drug history. he's got a rap sheet as long as the interstate. she hands over the baby, according to police, to mckneel, to be a child prostitute. what more do i need to kn

i had got a couple phone calls from a couple of friends in greensboro and raleigh, and people that have been following the story, supporting me and my family since day one. and they actually have been asking me if i was all right. and i didn't hear the news at all because i live in charlotte. and right before it came on cnn my father called me and he told me right before i hear the news that they did find a body and it possibly could be shaniya's. >> what did you know about the mother? >> me and antoinette really didn't have a relationship. i didn't know much about her. the only thing me and antoinette ever said to each other was a hi when i was picking up shaniya and a bye, how have you been? >> how often had you been there to pick up shaniya? >> usually -- i picked up shaniya quite a few times. from my aunt's house or from my father's house. i would either take shaniya to mcdonald's to get something to eat, to play around, or go to chuck e. cheese. anything of that nature. >> you know, before i had children i swore i would not let them eat mcdonald's, i would only give them organic fo

carolina police say they found shaniya's body yesterday off a dirt road in sanford, southwest of raleighwitnesses say her body was on the ground clothed only in a t-shirt. nearly 400 people attended a candlelight vigil for shaniya last night. her distraught father who we will hear from later today, last night had to be held up as he cried out in prayer. >> don't give up on me and don't give up on shaniya. just knowing my little baby is up there with you is baby me comfort right now. >> police say evidence indicates shaniya was alive when she was kidnapped. police say more charges will be filed soon. we want to let you know that cumberland county sheriff's office tells hln affiliate wral, shaniya's mom antoinette davis is pregnant. shaniya's half sister told nancy grace she is stunned by the charges against davis. >> she seemed like the sweetest woman. she didn't come from much and stuff. but her -- you just met her, she had the sweetest voice, the sweetest personality. especially towards me, i would never think that she would do anything like that. >> 29-year-old mario mcneil is charged

but if and when murder one charges come her way, they're going to send her case over to raleigh, where the capital defender's office is. so we could possibly see charges coming her way quite soon. >> joining me right now out of the sleepy hollow neighborhood, barbara davenport. she actually rented this home to antoinette davis' sister. ms. davenport, thank you for being with us. >> caller: hi. thank you for having me, nancy. >> ms. davenport, i know all of this has been a real shock. it's always so disturbing when you find out somebody right down the street has done something like this, allegedly. what do you know about how the child was being kept in the home? did they stay to themselves? it's my understanding from our sources, the home was a pigsty. >> caller: it was an absolute pigsty. in fact, that evidence was used against brenda davis in court this morning. >> oh, really, tell me about that, ms. davenport. >> caller: well, i filed eviction papers on ms. davis. the decision had been made toward the end of october that she was going to be evicted. we were waiting to see if she was

i had got a couple phone calls from a couple of friends in greensboro and raleigh, and people that have been following the story, supporting me and my family since day one. and they actually have been asking me if i was all right. and i didn't hear the news at all because i live in charlotte. and right before it came on cnn my father called me and he told me right before i hear the news that they did find a body and it possibly could be shaniya's. >> what did you know about the mother? >> me and antoinette really didn't have a relationship. i didn't know much about her. the only thing me and antoinette ever said to each other was a hi when i was picking up shaniya and a bye, how have you been? >> how often had you been there to pick up shaniya? >> usually -- i picked up shaniya quite a few times. either from my aunt's house or my father's house. i would either take shaniya to mcdonald's to get something to eat, to play around, or go to chuck e. cheese. anything of that nature. >> you know, before i had children i swore i would not let them eat mcdonald's, i would only give them organic

they'll swing into raleigh for a game on monday night on the interchange fehr back to point poach.er bid. he will transition. pyatt turning, losing erskine as he bracketed in the corner. lapierre overskates. backstrom has it softly for ovechkin and away comes d.c. alex ovechkin down the wing. a little bit of interference there. >> craig: yeah. and this will be giroux going off to the box. the montreal canadiens have a power play upcoming. >> joe: a shout out to moore cadillac, a proud supporter of washington hockey. the premier cadillac dealer in the area. where fairfax beats loudon on route 50. you are strongly encouraged to visit them online as mr. giroux grabs a celt. >> craig: a penalty at the far blue line. he takes away spacek knocks him down. he just didn't hold up in time. he was trying to stop, still took out their d and that's why the referee nicked him with a minor for interference. >> joe: canadiens power play near the bottom of the heap in the nhl. they were 1-2 in the game eight days ago. one was a game winner. a strike from cammalleri. >> craig: they just can't score

north carolina police found her body yesterday off a dirt road in sanford just southwest of raleigh.itnesses say her body was on the ground clothed only in a t-shirt. nearly 400 people attended a candlelight vigil last night and he distraught father had to be held up as he cries out in in prayer. >> don't give up on me and don't give up on shaniya, she's right will with you. know my little baby's up there with you is making me comfort right now. >> the medical examiner is conducting an autopsy to positively identify the child's body and determine her cause of death. police say evidence indicates shaniya was alive when she left that sanford hotel. that's where she was seen on surveillance video carried by a man who's now charged in her killed knapping. shaniya's mother, an fwanet davis, arrested on charges she prostituted her daughter. she went to court yesterday and is held on $51,000 bond. shaniya's half sister told "nancy grace" she's stunned by the charges against davis. >> she just seemed like the sweetest woman. i mean, she didn't come from much and stuff, but her -- you just me

. >> i'm on tour in atlanta and then i go to raleigh, north carolina, or come follow me on twitter. >> everybody is busy working. >> that's not the next mountain that i want to climb. it's not enough. >> they are talking about a lot of work. >> i don't know. there are some good ones. i just climb that mountain and it turned into plastic television. it's not something that i want to do right now. it's like nick at night all over again. >> was it hard to do a story on the jewish family? >> when we got the green light they said if we can make the character italian, that procter & gamble would buy the story outright. i said, it's not going to be authentic and we're not going to be able to do it at the specificity that we need to do it and i said, let's just do it at our pace and it will be fine. >> everybody i know is watching the show. >> i'm so glad. >> yeah. >> thank you, sandra. thanks all of you. and thanks to everybody. i mean, we're going off the air now. good-bye. we'll see you tomorrow. )d)d)d)dd >>> breaking news tonight, live. the florida panhandle. a newborn baby girl sleeping

down to the south so it's going to be a cooler day for you in areas like charlotte, back through raleigh. then you get across the real cold stuff and it's right around kansas right now and missouri. here is all the snow coming down, beginning to wind up just a little bit less, which is good news for you for the morning commute. we still have advisories out there. notice the snow shield itself beginning to switch over to rain a little as well. let me show you some video coming out from that video from yesterday afternoon. this is right around that nebraska-kansas state line. you saw about eight inches of snow yesterday afternoon. it was coming down early this morning and now is winding down just a bit for you. it's not going to stick around too much longer as that cold air will recede back to the north. we still have advisories for snow for kansas city until 8:00 this morning. that's because of the rain-snow mix coming on down. look at the temperature too, it's right around freezing and a little above, so the streets right now basically wet. bridges and overpasses may be a little tricky s

i'm in atlanta this weekend and then i go to california, raleigh, north carolina. >> that's not the next mountain i want to climb. >> you did enough with that? >> talk at a lot of work. >> i just climbed that mountain and it turned into classic television. so it's not something i want to do right now. it's on nick at night all over again. >> was it hard to get a sitcom all about a jewish family? >> when we got the green light, we got a call that if we could make the character italian that proctor and gamble would buy it outright. i said it's not going to be authentic and let's just do it jewish and hope for the best. >> and they did and it's a great hit. like other shows. >> embraced worldwide. >> thank you to all of you. and thanks to everybody. we're going off the air now. goodbye. see you tomorrow. the florida panhandle. a newborn baby girl sleeping in the same bedroom with her parents, vanishes without a trace. halloween. the story becoming more distorted by the minute. bombshell, tonight in the last hours, cops blast into the home of the baby-sitter. and to their shock, discover a t

. >> straight out to gurnal scott with wptf radio joining us from raleigh, north carolina. with us. please tell me i'm wrong. reports emerging tonight the life of 5-year-old shaniya was worth nothing more to the mother than payment on a drug debt. >> i hope we can tell you that you're wrong. we do know looking back there is a connection. antoinette davis and mario mcneill have been together, they hung out together. there may have been a debt that needed to be paid. we are understanding she may have owed him money. you, i, everyone are finding it hard to believe that a little girl's life could be used as payment. we don't want to believe that. >> marlaina schiavo, our reporter on the story. let's see if we can add two and two together tonight. okay, work with me. number one, we know, according to you and your sources last night that drugs were allegedly sold out of the home, number one. two, we know mario mcneill, the 29-year-old man caught on camera taking the child into a hotel room, had a drug history. he's got a rap sheet as long as the interstate. all right. we know she

host: things, we go to raleigh, n.c., john on the republican line. caller: thank you. everyone thinks the lobbyists have all this financial influence because of the financial and put into the political campaigns, but the voters in the end will have the say. the voters are being very observant now with their representatives and senators in congress. i think in 2010 that a lot of folks will get a big wake-up call when it comes to really does run d.c. for all the men and women serving in the military overseas, we are very thankful to you and your families sacrifice on our holiday weekend. god bless america. host: about 15 more minutes of your calls on who has the bigger influence in washington? constituents or lobbyists? here this headline, the catholic bishops flex their muscles at the opportunities ahead. emboldened by success and inserting restrictive abortion language and to the house healthcare bill, roman catholic bishops said they have found of the model that could provide the latter voice in future policy debates. inside this story, i will turn the page and go lit

but if and when murder one charges come her way, they're going to send her case over to raleigh, where the capital defender's office is. so we could possibly see charges coming her way quite soon. >> joining me right now out of the sleepy hollow neighborhood, barbara davenport. she actually rented this home to antoinette davis' sister. ms. davenport, thank you for being with us. >> caller: hi. thank you for having me, nancy. >> ms. davenport, i know all of this has been a real shock. it's always so disturbing when you find out somebody right down the street has done something like this, allegedly. what do you know about how the child was being kept in the home? did they stay to themselves? it's my understanding from our sources, the home was a pigsty. >> caller: it was an absolute pigsty. in fact, that evidence was used against brenda davis in court this morning. >> oh, really, tell me about that, ms. davenport. >> caller: well, i filed eviction papers on ms. davis. the decision had been made toward the end of october that she was going to be evicted. we were waiting to see if she was

the fourth year junior out of raleigh. all time block list. got one right there.m his father. by the age of 9, he was already outplaying him. the odds of this gentle lad winning the junior world golf championships at the age of 14? 1 in 16 million. the odds of that same boy then making it to the u.s. and european pro-golf tours? 1 in 7 million. the odds of the "big easy" winning the open championship once and the u.s. open championship twice? 1 in 780 million. the odds of this professional golfer having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism at autismspeaks.org. early diagnosis can make a lifetime of difference. matt: georgia with the early 11 point lead. thursday night, thanksgiving night, load up on the turkey and stick around for the shootout and the houston cougars take on the oklahoma sooners thursday night at 7:30 eastern right here. vincent williams has checked into the ballgame for georgia. it will be asheville's ball in the corner. litterial: 2-2 so he wanted to see if he could shoot around. matt: re

these men known as the raleigh seven were inspired by al-qaeda and radicalized in the united states. this past september, zazi, age 24, was arrested as part of a al-qaeda conspiracy to attack locations in new york city with hydrogen peroxide-based explosives. zazi who lived in ing queens during his formative years, ages 14 to 23 before departing for pakistan radicalized in the united states. later that same september, a 21-year-old from new york, brooklyn but indicted for a conspiracy to commit murder abroad in support for foreign transcripts. -- terrorists. arrested in kosovo he fought to take up arms against perceived enemies of islam. meaning, american troops, potentially in iraq or afghanistan. he was also radicalized in the united states. and there are more. in boston, a man aged 26 a graduate from the massachusetts college of pharmacy was arrested last month. not only did he seek to fight abroad but he was also charged with conspiring to attack civilians at a shopping mall in the u.s. as well as two members of the executive branch of the federal government. he was radicalized i