thinking about raleigh and durham thinking about durham. that's obviously relevant in this area. and i say this as a virginian except for all the people used to say to me, i'm not going across the bridge. [laughter] we're not asking you to go to siberia. that's a way that we're thinking about policy, and that's something that we're incentivizing through the grant making that we're doing. but it's also something that, i think, local regions recognize because they recognize they can get a bigger bang for their buck if they're building off all the assets in this a region as opposed to those within their specific political lines. >> thanks. so we have about two minutes now. we have time for one more question. please, it's you. >> alan greenberg, department of transportation, although the question is my own. with the failure of cap and trade, the one element that seems to be really important that is now missing is how one puts an incentive on people individually to reduce their carbon emissions. wondering if there's an effort afoot to try to fig

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raleigh, 65. nice weaer into pittsburgh. cincinnati, ohio, one of the best spots in the country today at 71. lynn, there's a big rain event oving into the middle of the country. we'll talk about that, coming pup. >>> also coming up, christmas at google and the dollar guy rates. your early morning business headlines are raight ahead. plus, a golden honor for america's golden girl. >>> the pacers are nearly perfect, a golden moment for each ee row and the jazz turned down the at. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welce back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the choler aye epidemic in haiti is spreading, officially make its way to the earthquake battled capital, port-au-prince. a heah ministry official says the national death toll now stands at 583. >>> federal authorities say a connecticut woman was illegally fired from her job as an emergency medical technician after she posted disparaging remarks about he boss on facebook. an adnistrative law judge is expect

if your intent is to go into the g-20 and raleigh our allies, you don't do it a month after you devalue the dollar. it ended up that he had a hard time in korea, at two lack of successes in a row, very hard if you are president -- >> i agree with charles about korea. it was an absolute disaster, and he should not even have gone to the discussions if they were going to be already died but i disagree with that was an ego trip, obama's part back to this going. they pushed this deal l a democratic congress and they did not want it, because the domestic auto industry and labor unions. obama, not because of ego, but because of politics, tried to get more -- >> margaret wanted to talk about india. >> and he did not get it. the end result was the same, he failed and he should not have failed, but he set himself up for failure. >> i agree, you don't want to lose face in korea. charles, even you must appreciate the warming of relations with india. the india trade was a great thing, and that is one path forward. >> so you read my column where i praised his actions? >> i did not read your column, b

. >> were back live outside the barbershop where raleigh is continuing. his sister said she doesn't leave anything police are saying she said she keeps hearing the story keeps changing over and over again. the folks are demanding that the police released the name of the officers involved and the want to hear from the mayors. they spoke with mayor and she said she hasn't been briefed on the mayor but she said she does have something to say about what's been going on. >> i do know there's a huge divide between parts of the community and the police department. she's back to the survey last year and he said folk would 40 percent of oakland didn't trust the police. we have to bridge that divide it provided the chief to join me at some unions of young people and community people over the next few months i hope to do that i hope to bridge the divide. meanwhile will investigate the incident and see where rat. >> initially this group was supposed to march through the effort fell bart station as they did yesterday the latest word is the group is just going to stay

the raleigh thong. they did it with -- rally thong. they did it with humor and fearlessness. >> world series champions. >> they got knocked down hard and got right back up. >> their tortured fans often had to wait for the very last second for the win. >> getting the gray hair, it don't feel like you're the only one. i looked in the mirror today and believe me i said what the hell happened here. >> for the first time since 1954 -- >> how did the giants become world champions, a lot of hard work and a little bit of work. but how did they win our hearts? maybe since they had no super stars they had to play as a team to win. maybe because they didn't stop believing. maybe because a city that's world famous for welcoming miss fits recognizes the giants as their selves. >> et cetera enjoy this today, will be deaths enjoy this -- let's enjoy this today, tomorrow. then let's get back to work and make another run at it. >> reporter: the season is over. we can all stop biting our nails. we going to have a little flump our throat. >> it's spectac

"washington post" ys mega bus will go to richmond, virginia, knoxville, tennessee and raleigh, north carolina. these new rtes will run december 15th throug january 15th. mega bus is known for its one-way fares at $1 the buses leave from h and 10th streets northwest. >>> montgomery county students might soon have topay to get to and from school. the school board will ask state lawmakers to allow the county to charge students bus fees. board members are considering the es because of the sagging budget could get a boost from them. right now a 1997 state look forbids it. >>> fourth annual state of the school system address. william hite will deliver it tonight at 6:30. he will speak to the mission of the school system, follows and community partnership opportunits. the public is invited to this event. >>> if you're a fan of apple, tune i to its website this morning. thcompany is announcing a major i tune announcement you will never forget. there's a lot of speculation what the 10:00 announcement will be. the beatles are finally coming to the music library, a deal mac has been trying to r

so we're in pretty good shape from raleigh to d.c., boston, back to detroit, over to cincinnati and cleveland as well. all right, the outside story. a nice travel day, mild tomorrow, a few afternoon showers and evening showers. showers end tuesday night. wednesday cooler but nice. turkey day is going to be wet but milder although i think most of the showers will he but in the morning on turkey day. if you are playing some afternoon football i think it will be nice. tonight, partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and mailed, 46 to 52. winds southwest 10 to 15. those wrindz will keep us from having fog tomorrow morning. lows 46 in gaithersburg. that's the coldest readying we can find tonight. 52 downtown, 48 in bowie, 48 in sterling. now, tomorrow afternoon, we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, showers possible could, be he a wet commute home. temperatures in the mid sit, and that's daily. the next three days will be cooling off on wednesday, warm back up on turkey day, 56. a few showers. the next seven days, cool-down again on friday. kind of a cold rain, then chilly on saturday and sunday. yes, the

raleigh with 65 degrees today. of contrast across the country which fuels up big storms and notice the first intrusion of real cold air coming into the northern plains. 27 degrees was the high in bismarck, minneapolis. only 37, we'll be watching that part of the country this time next week because we think there will be a first real serious push of cold air coming out of the arctic or actually the pacific northwest. it will be cold. haggerstown 43, dc 49, manassas 47 degrees so temperatures haven't been falling too fast so definitely cooler to the north and west. 41 for pittsburgh, beckly coming in at 39 degrees. definitely heading into the low to mid-30s and many of you will see the upper 30s. tonight we see the clear skies and our storm system has moved way up to the northeast. we'll start out with sunshine tomorrow morning and i want you to notice on our max hd future cast that it does cloud up most of the day so it will be more clouds and sun tomorrow and you'll feel that in the temperature. maybe a couple of m

down to our south, we noticed raleigh at 65 and close by as richmond and 63 and winds out of the southat is what is coming direction and that is not going to be a cold night tonight. we drop -- we don't drop, basically, will stay around the upper 50s and we're not from that. showers, maybe a thunderstorm and winds will pick up tomorrow. a gusty day and it will be a dry day, though, and warmer than today was. 64 degrees and we do want you to know that we're playing up the wind and could see gusts up to 30 miles per hour and mild, too, by noon and up to 63 degrees. i want to let you know that some parts of our area are under a wind advisory and in central virginia. most of the jane out of here tonight. the sunshine -- most of the rain is out of here tonight. sunshine back tomorrow and clouds increasing on thursday. this is the five-day forecast to wrap it up for and you that is a good soaking and a couple of clouds on thursday, a spotty sprinkle or two, friday, saturday and send, even though if it's not as warm as last weekend was. >> today's weather reflects the mood in this up to for s

potential challengers, she is filling in for the mayor who stepped down on corruption charges, otis raleigh is set to challenge her, baltimore circuit court clerk frank con oh way and state senator catherine peuce. >>> baltimore city police say this man broke into the car belonging to mayor rolls blake's husband. police arrested anthony thomas after they found him near the crime scene, he was charged with the theft of a 'roid i don't and also disorder earl conduct. >>> crash investigators are still working to determine the cause of a crash that left one person seriously injured and one dead. 52-year-old perry sink died in that crash, both lanes of york road had to be shut down during the crash investigation. police have not areleased the name of the person who survived the crash. >>> a soldier from saltsburg has been killed while serving in afghanistan. specialist david looks died last thursday in germany. he had been wounded when enemy forces attacked his unit with improvised explosive device last week. he was a member of the 121st airborne division out of for the campbell, kentucky. >>> i

but areas like say charlotte to d.c., richmond and raleigh, your best chance for rain for you is tonight into tomorrow. looks like there's going to be a good soaking going right up through the appalachians. this is primarily almost all going to be a rain event. maybe a little bit of snow by the time we get to wednesday in northern new england. but a cold, november rain over the next couple of days. if you're watching us on wcbd nbc 2 news in charleston, south carolina, from clothing to decor, get a glimpse of everyday lifestyles during the civil war. that's threads of war, at the charleston museum. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. beautiful little town. >> oh, it is. bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an earley look act this morning's headlines in entertainment. family power spoke at the weekend box office. earning the an mitted 3-d comedy "megamind" top spot for the second straight weekend. for weeks there have been virtually no films for younger audiences. until "megamind" and families filled the theaters again to the tune of $30 million. $90 million in just two

our high temperature today 59, raleigh 70. we've got a front right here and that is where the low will track in that temperature contrast over the next 24 to 36 hours. a little bit of colder air on the weather map but nothing terribly cold, definitely looking a little different than last week for us where we spent most of the week with gorgeous sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. it's rain for us on tuesday and we need that rain. 58 degrees, a few early morning showers on wednesday provide merrill east of 95, 63 -- primarily east of 95 accident 60 -- 95, 63, it could be a blustery day. thursday and friday we cool down. forecast tonight, light rain moving from southwest to northeast, 48 degrees. tomorrow periods of rain, heavier during the afternoon, can't even rule out a late night thunderstorm. nothing terribly severe but a rumble of thunder could be heard and a cool day tomorrow, only 58 degrees. your planner, 51 at 8:00 in the morning, light rain especially west of d.c., 55 at noon and by 4:00 55 degrees. kind of a cool f

but if you're travel to raleigh over to detroit or cincinnati or columbus up to boston, fine.oths of sunshine. -- lots of sunshine. no worries. cloudy, highs 56. most of the showers will be in the morning as opposed to the afternoon. then it may get pretty nice late in the day. traveling nearby richmond, not bad. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. 60. pittsburgh will have rain and 50. this is now thanksgiving day. new york showers late 45. showers will hold off in boston until thanksgiving night. all right. frost tonight. partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and mild. 46-52. and the winds southwest at 10-15 should keep us from having any kind of fog in the morning. so 7:00 in the morning, mid 40s to 50s. my noon 60s. a few clouds come in and maybe a few sprinkles but 63 by evening. that is a good deal for this time of the year. the next three days, 50 on wednesday. chilly behind the cold front. and then fairly mild on thanksgiving. primarily morning showers. temperatures back in the mid #450z which, by the way, is average -- 50s, which, by the way, is average. after that, we get a col

good news, east now we're in great shape, essentially from raleigh to boston, back to detroit. including pittsburgh and cincinnati and cleveland. going to be chilly to cool, yes, but it will be mostly sunny. so if your plans take you in the immediate metro area or mid atlantic region, it should be very nice, weather-wise. not traffic-wise, weather-wise. nice travel day. mild tomorrow with a afternoon shower or two. showers end tuesday night. cooler but nice on wednesday. and wet and a little milder on thanksgiving. but i think the showers will be primarily in the morning. may have some sun in the afternoon. partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and mild tonight. 46 to 52. winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15. i think the winds will preclude the formation of fog tomorrow morning. we had dense fog this morning. lows tonight, well, 46 in gaithersburg . one of the cooler readings. 52 downtown. 48 in bowie. out to the west, upper 40s, too. 48 in fair fakes" fax and reston -- fairfax and reston. and those are the colder readings we can find. tomorrow morning, partly sunny, breezy and mil

raleigh was 73 but this little what's going on in the northern plains. seattle is 32 degrees right now. so it's a very wet slippery snow. they had big travel problems. it's 3 degrees was the high in billings, montana, bismarck 9, 14 in pierce, south dakota. so that cold air very heavy is sinking south and ahead of it strong south winds brought dallas' temperature today up to 82 degrees. so big contrast and contrast equals big storms, too and we're getting a tornado outbreak going on. i want to actually take you quickly over to our max hd true view because you can see two things on this. first of all, the seattle snow they are getting, so all of that going on. boise is getting snow. it's working its way across the plains, but then our big tornado outbreak going on across the country. here we've had seven reports of tornadoes in illinois and wisconsin. this is the line that will be affecting our region tomorrow in the form of a cold front. by the time it gets to us it's not going to have much oomph left, but ahead of it we'll get the warmer air. check out

. >>> and as those storms move east today, look for flooding on i-85, from raleigh to atlanta.5, from d.c. to jacksonville. and i-40, across tennessee. wet on i-70, from pittsburgh to indianapolis. icy on i-94 from fargo to the windy city. snow-covered on i-84 in the northern rockies. and slick on the northern end of i-5. >> if you're flying today, a few airport delays to tell you about. seattle, minneapolis, chicago, detroit and much of the east coast and new orleans. >>> we're learning more in what's in that massive dump of sensitive u.s. documents from the whistleblower website, wikileaks. >> "the new york times" reports the leaked cables include conversations with north korea. in one, an official says the north will fall, after the death of kim jong-il. >> but it's the embarrassing leaks that has the administration reeling. here, now, is karen travers. >> reporter: the obama administration blasted wikileaks for the release of more than 250,000 documents. >> it puts people's lives in danger. threatens our national security. and undermines our efforts to work with other count

down to the south and st, 73 in roanoke, and in raleigh, normally our air travels from west to east acrosshe country, but tomorrow it's coming fom the north, so that's where some cooler air is and we'll be just a tad bit cooler during the afternoon tomorrow. it's all because of an area of high pssure to the west, a big ridge and then an area of low pressure to the east. that's going to give us that northerly component to the wind. still nice but rather breezy, especially along the coast tomorrow. winds gusting 10 to 20 miles an hour tomorrow. maybe a little higher but just nice weather for this time of year as another area of high pressure starts to no in from the north. our temperatures will be in the upper 50s, so just a little below average, and as we end the week, it gets even better. a nice morning. 46 in some of the suburbs to about 44 inside the beltway. around the 60-degree mark, 67 to 61. those winds out of the north at about 20 miles an hour, and there yo go. high around 60 on veteran's day, 61 on friday, 63 on saturday. i think we are looking at a fantastic weekend. sunday looki

challenging is 36-year-old otis raleigh, baltimore circuit court clerk frank con oh way and state senator catherine pugh. >>> all right. we're seeing some rain move in there tonight across the state. let's get right into it for you on maryland's most powerful radar right now. seeing some pretty decent rains mainly south and east of the city. take in a little closer here, you can see down through anne arundel county, back through mayo and south toward deal, pretty heavy showers there. out across the state you're seeing more rain develop down toward the d.c. area and in fact on the eastern shore some of the heaviest now in easton, preston, back across through tillman island and oxford. satellite radar trends showing more rain beginning to push into west virginia. in for a rainy scenario through the day tomorrow. slow climb back into the mid-to upper 50s, it will be wet throughout the day, on and off rain. some of the heaviest probably coming in tomorrow night and even overnight tomorrow night. going to pinpoint that for you coming up and all straight ahead. >> thanks wyatt. >>> new at 11:00

i think that just said 39d in raleigh.r than that. 4:00 this afternoon out in raleigh. 74 in atlanta. 70's across the central plains down through portions of texas and florida. 55 is the double nickel here in new york city. meanwhile, pittsburgh probably a high close to 60's. >> mr. kilmeade? >> we need a weather watcher in raleigh. go e-mail out to the people, ok? >> go to the people and i find a weather watcher. >> in raleigh. steve was not sure of the temperature. >> anything for you. >> if he has to rake the leaves, the least we can do is watch the weather for him. monday night football. it was all pittsburgh for a while. a trick play, he was a quarterback in college. he would throw this spiral 39 yards to mike wallace. no relation to chris wallace. but chris could have gone pro but we recruited him here at to being. bengals came roaring back because they're tigers. they cut it to six with time winding down. don't tell me terrell owens can't do it anymore. this was a drop. steelers recover and they survive. 27-21. the

if your intent is to go into the g-20 and raleigh our allies, you don't do it a month after you devalue the dollar. it ended up that he had a hard time in korea, at two lack of successes in a row, very hard if you are president -- >> i agree with charles about korea. it was an absolute disaster, and he should not even have gone to the discussions if they were going to be already died but i disagree with that was an ego trip, obama's part back to this going. they pushed this deal to a democratic congress and they did not want it, because the domestic auto industry and labor unions. obama, not because of ego, but because of politics, tried to get more -- >> margaret wanted to talk about india. >> and he did not get it. the end result was the same, he failed and he should not have failed, but he set himself up for failure. >> i agree, you don't want to lose face in korea. charles, even you must appreciate the warming of relations with india. the india trade was a great thing, and that is one path forward. >> so you read my column where i praised his actions? >> i did not read your column,

a large number of people who are familiar with that law, but yes, you are supposed to have your raleighs on in the rain and rain conditions. >> reporter: the rain kept away the crowds and brought out bargain-hunters at the flea market in san francisco. >> police figured most people would be indoors and we wanted to take advantage of the flee- market bargain prices. >> reporter: it might be harder than she thinks. flea market dealers say because there are fewer vendors in the rain, she has very little competing to the goods. how is the weather affecting business today? >> remarkably it's been a good day for me. >> reporter: across the bay, about 21,000 pga pga customers were in the dark in piedmont and oakland this afternoon when a power substation broke down. it was unclear whether the outage was caused by the rain. >> i was worried about the frozen stuff. good thing it didn't take too long. 35 minutes is all right. >> reporter: gabriel villaman was home when the power went out. >> i took a shower in the dark. it was spooky, but okay. >> reporter: it's business as urmagain here in montcl

speakers are taken from raleigh be extra careful look you have to cross at six an hour. . >> for veryriters to be spending more money soon, there is an increase of clipper cards for the one waycross users on the sausalito fear it would drop 45¢ starting january 1, 2011. the same fare on the larkspur fear it would increase 50¢. the added fee would help close to 89 million five-year revenue gap. >> hillary aren't dead at san francisco, there is some flooded roads out there tonight. we have some pockets of rain. thunderstorms that have caused problems around the bay area. fortunately that has we got to the east. we still have showers for tonight and tomorrow. here's some of the high totals. in the santa cruz mountains over 2 in. from on common and boulder creek. a lot of other places from 1 to 2 in.. here's star tracker 4, with the heaviest rains off to the east of the bay area pushing off into the central valley. this is more chari often on rainfall, it is going into the it area. just in to the oakland hills, just to the south of walnut creek. also some light to moderate rain to hayward

"washington post" says mega bus will go to richmond, virginia, knoxville, tennessee and raleigh, norths will run december 15th through january 15th. >>> montgomery county students might soon have to pay to get to and from school. according to the washington examiner, the school board will ask state lawmakers to allow the county to charge students bus fees. board members are considering the fees because of the sagging budget could get a boost from them. right now a 1997 state law forbids it. >>> a man spent two years in prison is suing the carmaker. the minnesota man was sentenced to prison after a crash in 2008 killed three people. he, however, maintained that his camry sped up on its own because of a faulty act accelerator. when the judge reopened the case, prosecutors threw it out. the 2003 camry was not part of the recall and his claim is without merit. >>> today washington archbishop donald whirl will leave for rome where he will belevated to cardinal. on saturday, pope benedict xvi will elevate him to the college of cardinals. more than 350 people from washington and pittsburgh wi

. >>> there may be a rally in raleigh today. the fatal police shooting of an unarmed man. kraig debro is live. >> reporter: i just spoked to bart police chief. he said they will do their best to keep the station open. they tried to do that yesterday. they were not as successful. they are gearing up for another system disruption. that after the fruitvale station closed for about an hour yesterday. several dozen people marched from a barbershop to the fruitvale bart station yesterday afternoon. family members say the barbershop was owned by derrick jones. jones was shot and killed by two oakland police officers. the march blocked traffic for about two miles during that walk. protestors said they chose to walk to the fruitvale bart station because that's where police officers killed jones. once they got there bart police made the decision to shut down the bart station for safety station ifs. >> we can't control the safety of people on the platform. you have a 4.5 drop from the platform. >> if that's what it takes that's what it takes. a statement should be made. >> reporter:

. >> this is ken smith, fox affiliate wral joins us live from raleigh, north carolina.hank you very much for being with us tonight, ken. first they found the prosthetic leg and then the rue ma human . describe how and where they were found? >> what we have here is a growing mystery because you have this little girl who overcame so many odds yet we don't know who is responsible for her death and whether or not she may have suffered. her remains were found in an area where the family used to live in a neighboring county because they moved to one county but all the remains are being found in a neighboring county. they found a bone and about five miles later found human remains. now, we are trying to figure out and that community wants to know who is responsible for this and a lot of people are still asking questions. >> geraldo: when you say that we have the father adam baker, we have the step mother alisa baker. she is now being held for obstruction of justice for penning a phoney ransom note and filing a missing persons claim and she made admissions about adam saying he

same thing for raleigh. some flight delays possibly with heavy rains tomorrow morning.to the mid 20s to upper 30s across the area. by late, expect the high temperature. not 67 but instead, 60 degrees. rain is likely tomorrow so it will be wet and windy. it should get that rain out early wednesday. we hang out in the 50s. looking at last weekend, yeah, sunshine. >> a lot of folks had travel plans. >>> coming up, crews search a lake for a missing family today. one day after police find the teenager alive and tied up. >>> plus, why a california teen needed an escort to school. how about hundreds of motorcycles following them? the story stight ahead. >>> coming up, more on donavan mcnabb's new multimillion-dollar de with the skins. plus the fallout wins the the arrest of executive jack johnson and his wife. what that embattled politician ll our crew as he went back to the office. today signing up for a store credit card can save you money at the register. if you're not careful, kit cost you more in the longrun. and a warning for women. having a high stress job could have a

no knoxville, tennessee. 57 was the high in roanoke. 61 in raleigh today and i think some of that warmer air will make its way to our region as we make our way through the next couple days as well. that five-day forecast showing temperature on the cool side. aigh of 53. then 63 degrees on monday before a storm system moves in on tuesday. and changes everything. that's it for news4 at 5:00. news4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> the crime spree may be over for the guy they call the serial burglar. police say they got their man. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> the suspect is 34-year-old brad edmonds. police believe he stole fr some of the most expensive northern virginia neighborhoods. darcy spencer joins us from fairfax with more on the arrest. >> police are saying it was a phone call from a single residence in fairfax county that led to this arrest. she call police, repting a suspicious vehicle and it turned out to be the vehicle belonging to the serial burglar. policeay this man, 34-year-old edmos is the elusive serial burglar responsible for some 100 crime in fairfax, prince william and m

our high temperature today 64 degrees, raleigh got up to 70, cincinnati 72 and 77 in st., a lot of heat in the middle part of the country, probably not slated to get in here and here's another shot of cold air. denver will get their first accumulating snow tonight and during the day tomorrow, about 1 to 3 inches, probably 3 to 6 in the foothills. they have to make sure it doesn't get icy out there. that's not in the cards for us and that big heat we were seeing in the middle part of the country isn't either. we're right in the middle. tomorrow autumn splendor. it is 53 in the district, 46 in gaithersburg, frederick down to 37. there will be some spots where the skies are clear that will be chilly. wanted you to see high pressure is getting ready to build in. we've had a huge area of low pressure out in the ocean that's continued to hang around. it is finally slipping away and high pressure is going to be building in, but as it does so, winds around the high will be out of the northeast for us tomorrow. it's going to be a little cooler by a couple degrees than it was today

degrees right now in new york city. 42 in raleigh. 44 in atlanta. temperatures on the rise.t nose of warm air will be in charge of our weekend. today and tomorrow temperatures about 10 degrees or more warmer than average for the middl of november. hardly a cloud to be found. same area of low pressure that was causing us chances no rain late last week is sitting off the atlantic seaboard. for us high pressure is in charge. mild november sunshine for today. eventually this weather front is going to bring clouds into our areaate into the day tomorrow but i think any rain chances will hold off until monday and even that rain chances on monday 30% and any rain we getonday will be light. better chance for rain with steadier showers coming up for tuesday lingering into front half of wednesday. your weekend will be great. plenty of sunshine. warmer than average again for today and tomorrow. temperatures well up into the 60s. just a few high clouds rolling in f the second half of your sunday. that's the only real problem that we can come up with for the weather forecast. i don't thin

it will be a headache in atlanta tomorrow, as well as nashville, memphis, maybe raleigh, into charlottewe've had some extreme drought conditions across the southeast. take a look at the drought monitor. there you can see in the red areas really, really extreme conditions. they need this rain, don so, a little good news for you. >> yep. we like good news. wrapping a little rainbow on that. thank you, jacqui jeras. appreciate it. >>> listen, a robot, a teaching robot, could be the next big thing in education. pay attention to this. it can act as an instructor or eve an therapist. researchers at the university of southern california are testing a robot that's already being used to help children with autism. cnn's rob marciano is on the edge of discovery. >> reporter: could this face inspire learning? researchers at usc think so. designed with kid friendly features like big eyes and the ability to blow bubbles, this robot named bandit is a magnet for children. >> kids get really excited and get very motivated. we can use it for motivating exercise, for motivating doing homework, for motivat

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one of the most emotional stories is raleigh huff.waited his entire career for this moment, never playing on the winning team up until now. his father was murdered when he was six. his mom did everything she could to further his love of baseball. now he's on top of the baseball world, and that's a pretty emotional place to be. >> you hear it in a front of lot of people. coaches from high school and friends helped me. my family is here. it's special, man. my dad passing at such a young age. my mom got me a batting cage. and she -- if it wasn't for that, i wouldn't be here. i give her all the credit in the world. >> oh, complete coverage of all the postseason festivities of the giants first championship on sports net central on comcast sports net bay area the home of the world champion san francisco giants. >>> one day after declaring donovan mcnabb wasn't cardiovascularly fit enough, he brought in another qb for a workout, jamarcus russell. he was among about 20 out of work players getting a tryout in front of washington's coaching sta

tucker discusses his book of the john locke foundation raleigh north carolina.this program is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much. especially to the john locke foundation for inviting me tooce the looking forward to this. they were very generous in giving me a lot of latitude asus to what i talk about todayto doy to answer the question that i've been getting a lot of represents the book came out, as most of you all know, this is my first attempt and probably only attempt at writing a book. and so lots of people have asked me, why did you write it or what you hope to accomplish with this book? so that's what i'm going to try to answer today. and as i thought about it, there are really three reasons for my writing the book or i would slow it down to three reasons. the first two reasons for thoughts are reasons that i had in mind when i started. and the third one, interestingly enough, is one that i sort of discovered after i'd gotten into trying to write the book. i'm going to go through them in sequence. the first reason is to that i had in mind was

dallas up towards nashville into raleigh durham, washington, d.c., pittsburgh into cincinnati, we think detroit, chicago, milwaukee all will have some wet weather. cold conditions on the backside. so this is snow again for you into the upper midwest. and thanksgiving day itself, everything stays on the east coast, so hopefully you don't have to travel, because the east coast gets socked in and that's where we have delays all across the country. but things look very good across parts of the west. now, i just want to show you a graphic here. we want you to become part of the cnn holiday travel weather team. yeah, you can be on tv if you want. send us your stuff. first of all, cnn.com/holidaytravel. that's the website you go to on cnn.com. we've got all kinds of information. i did a bunch of packages, fredricka, how to pack your bag to get through security, things like that. are you on twitter? if not, you should be. you can tweet us or follow our tweets at cnn travel, and send us the i-reports like jason lynch did. he got on tv today. thank you so much. that's i-report.cnn.com. >> lots of

tucker discusses both of the john locke foundation in raleigh, north carolina. this program is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much. especially to the john locke foundation for inviting me today. i've been looking forward to this. they were very generous in giving me a lot of latitude as to what i've talked about today. and what i'd like to do is try to answer the question that i've been getting a lot of represents the book came out, as most of you all know, this is my first attempt and probably only attempt at writing a book. and so lots of people have asked me, why did you write it or what you hope to accomplish with this book? so that's what i'm going to try to answer today. and as i thought about it, there are really three reasons for my writing the book or i would slow it down to three reasons. the first two reasons for thoughts are reasons that i had in mind when i started. and the third one, interestingly enough, is one that i sort of discovered after i'd gotten into trying to write the book. i'm going to go through them in sequence. the first

the president and raleigh imam were -- raleigh emanuel were talking about a compromise but the tea partypeople are expecting republicans to produce, and if they don't, if they break their word a second time i think the tea party could split off and i think that the republicans could be back out on their ear quickly and that would result in a different fate for the tea party going forward. host: what do you think? guest: first of all, john is right. he has great experience. i was here before 1994 so i saw kind of the before and after. i would suggest this time is different than 1994 in that freshman members are coming in not only against some of the democratic things they saw back prior to 1994 but they are an antiestablishment republicans, meaning they want to prove that they are not going to be under john boehner's thumb either. there is almost a period of time where they are going to not only are to prove that they meant what they said when they voted against obama care but they have to take on the republican establishment as john said and prove that we are different, prove that republ

but no, they flooded into the street and get this plan as we take will look not anybody from the raleighut you see a lot of police officers, you see patrol cars going down 14th street near but said not many people on the streets, they did have this section of this trade bloc of and now is back up plan and traffic seems to be >> been. and as the no christine of the right hand at this scene we are watching a large group of people and it is hard to tell members but it looks as though easily at least as many as half of the rally holding of a large sign, they are on the move which is why police are on the move and we cannot tell where they're headed but they clearly are giving down broadway and the police chief said earlier tonight " i am now or to breathe easily until i get through the evening at least " the track record has been that things began peacefully but crowds get more of control at the darkest >> well. we should let you know i've yard is joining us that if you're looking at pictures at downtown oakland hour rally that was designed to honor oscar grant's where he was censored for tw

well, and i really -- negative interviews recently and the best was diane frank mustachio out of raleigh and i heard about him from years on npr and i walked in and he looked at me and first thing he said is you know your book really isn't about animals, is it? and i said yeah, you got it. at one level it's about animals but another level it deals with the sort of how people deal with difficult issues in the real world. so hopefully if you read this book will make you think differently or a little -- hopefully a little more deeply about issues like me and how you treat your cat and stuff like that but it's also about other issues about how people wake up in the morning and get through their day and to be a good person. so that's what it's about. what i'm going to do here is i'm going to read a short passage to give a flavor of the book. it's a nonfiction books why don't have a little short story to read or something like that and be clever. but i'm going to talk about some of the issue is how i came to write the book and issues i think it raises. i'm going to read another short passage a

the tallahassee case led to convictions elsewhere that summer in montgomery, alabama; in raleigh, north carolina; and in britain, south carolina, where a white marion actually received a death penalty for raping a black woman. that is the first one that i found, and it was overturned on appeal. but in each case, white supremacy faltered in the state of the courageous black women who testified on there on behalf. the editor of south carolina's white house and former newspaper wondered if these convictions pointed to a new day. the fourth intimacy, she says, goes back to the days of slavery when our women wore a cattle property of white men. are we now witnessing the arrival of our women, he says? ar de gaining the emancipation that they have made it? he recognized freedom was meaningless without ownership and control of your own body. desegregation and equality meant little if you cannot walk down the street unmolested. as they put it a year later, the freedom struggle was bigger than a hamburger. as a result, the 1959 tallahassee case was a major civil rights milestone. 1965 case in hat