right now, unemployment in the shaw neighborhood is around 11%.any in the community say they want to work but jobs are scarce. >> a lot of them come up to me and ask me is my job hiring, is my company hiring. i try to give them different leads. >> the president's plan will give quicker approval for projects of the sitting market at o street in the shaw community. >>> the woman charged with stabbing a stranger outside of a target store has a history of violence. this is surveillance video moments before the stabbing in mitchellville. the woman you see in the black hoody is antoinette starks. investigators say she bolted out of the store with a pack of knives after her credit card was declined. she then allegedly stabbed a woman several times moments later. the victim survived but is in the hospital. records show starks was found not criminally responsible for 2005 attack at the nordstrom in westfield montgomery mall and ordered into a mental institution. >>> a health alert for women who take dietary supplements. some of those supplements can be lin

right now, unemployment in the shaw community is about 11%. many community activists say that they want to work but the jobs are scarce. >> a lot of them come up to me, ask me is my job hiring, is my company hiring and i try to give them different leads. >> the president's plan will give quicker approval on federal aid for projects like the construction of the city market at o streets in the shaw community. >>> prince george's county police have arrested a man in connection with the assaults and the robberies of two women near the suitland metro station. police say that yesterday, 30- year-old phillip james fleming of district heights was charged with rape and armed robbery and he is being held without bond. police say the women were attacked in the early morning hours while walking to the metro station. authorities say that a woman was groped and robbed at gunpoint on september 15th and then a little more than a week later, another woman was led across the street at gunpoint and then sexually assaulted behind an abandoned building. >>> the wo

lynette shaw has been given 45 days to shut down the dispensary she's run for 45 years. >> it's so meannd inhumane that i'm broken-hearted and appalled and shocked, and i'm righteously indignant. >> reporter: shaw who operates in fairfax, a northern california town of about 8,000, says she doesn't just help the sick, she pays taxes. >> we're the number-three sales tax contributor to our town. we are a very good resource for the community. lawyer but federal officials say under the guise of providing medicine, california has become a source of marijuana that is now shipped and sold across the country. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> mitchell: ahead, the american-born activist who is jumpstarting volunteer nuclear cleanup efforts in japan. that story is next. >> mitchell: oversea, deadly clashes in cairo between the military and members of egypt's christian minority. at least 19 people have been killed. christians were protesting an attack by muslims on a church last week. team of international experts arrived in fukushima, japan, today to observe the cleanup from a nuclear p

shaw finds him open for a 56- yard touchdown. 14-6.or 416-yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. the raiders didn't get a first down until the final possession of the first half. jason campbell finds heyward- bey for a catch and 14-12 texans. davis loving it. raiders lead 15-14. look at the grabby walter. it set up a field goal. houston back up 17-15. fourth quarter, campbell steps up, touchdown raiders and they're back on top. 22-17. it was 25-20 oakland, under 30 seconds left. pass, hauls it in at the 5 yardline. houston would spike the ball and stop the clock with 7 seconds left in the game. they had one final play. shaw goes back to pass, scrambles to buy time, looks into the end zone. michael mix it off -- michael picks it off. an emotional game for jackson who is mourning the loss he referred to as coach davis. >> today is a great day for the raiders all across the world. sad day yesterday but i know without a shadow of a doubt that coach is somewhere up there rejoicing because this football team did what he always said tod

shaw with a wild pass, hauls it in at the 5 yardline.uld spike the ball and stop the clock with 7 seconds left in the game and on the final play, shaw, back to pass, scrambling, looking for time, looking for jones but he steps in front of it, picked it off and that ends the game. abemotional victory for jackson who broke down in tears mourning the loss of the man he referred to as coach davis. >> today is a great day for the raiders all across world. sad day yesterday but i want everybody to know that i know without a shadow of a doubt that coach is up there rejoicing because his football team did what he always said do, commitment to excellence, pride and poise and just win. >> what was the one thing he said to you that you refer back to. one piece of advice that he gave you. >> run fast. simple as that. >> what do you think his legacy is to this organization. >> to the organization, the city of oakland, the nfl, he's the best. >> last year the buccaneers shut out the 49ers 21-0 with a 3-1 record they were feeling confident. >> i don't

stadium and the oakland coliseum. >> reporter: section 109 is rumbling at buck shaw stadium. the 1906 ultras want to get everyone involved to bring the bay area a jolt they haven't felt in a very long time. >> a big thing to move them, a phenomenon, so we -- you know, at the level, hard core, you know, loud, singing the whole game. >> goal! a huge goal in traffic! >> reporter: the 1906 ultras created a fault line with the return of the quakes in 2008. and they're keeping the atmosphere alive. >>. [ chanting ] >> we are good friends with the players. we love the players. >> reporter: at home and even on the road the 1906 ultras are true to the black and blue. >> we're about the brotherhood in and out of the game. >> reporter: thank you, jim. very nice story. also, diane, we got a big story a little bit later tonight. stanford is on the football field right now. they're leading washington state. they just scored. it's 9-0 with the chance to kick the extra point. all your highlights once again coming up tonight. >> very exciting news. thank you, henry. >>> when we the ak arek th

shaw joins gary live to talk about it all. >>gary: st.uri said they will not fool around with this thing. it could be off and on rain throughout the game, so why stop and start? what is good about this if you like cardinal fan, you can bring back your ace the same with ron washington. he can counter with a picture of his choice. no gain tonight but they're hoping for one tomorrow evening. >>gary: the first time since injuring his knee against the cowboys on september 18th, he practiced yesterday. they can't a surgically repaired knee would be enough to ruallow him to play. but harbaugh may have overextended himself. >> we will access the situation and determine it day-by-day. >>gary: you cannot kick someone in the growing--gro in. the replay is not pretty. again we like to say no one died, but robinson is fined $20,000 for doing that. to all the kids at home do not do that. see how i look out for the kids carr. >>gary: t.o.'s workout did garner him a contract offer. this is him with his shirt off. man, this brings back memories. [laughter

skate boarding legend tony hawk will be at shaw middle school today.e'll be talking to kids about the issues facing sports. students at shaw are about to lose funding because of budget cuts. he'll do more than just talk. he'll give a skate boarding demonstration at the gym. >>> don't be surprised if you see kids skipping their bus rides and walking to school this morning. today is the 15th annual walk to school day. the nonprofit partnership for a walkable america started the event in 1997 to encourage communities to be more, well, walkable. whether that means safer roads or better air quality. >> or both. >> a lot of kids walk to school in d.c. for sure. what a nice day to be walking. 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the ones. fin finally, a big change we've been waiting for. >> good walk about weather today. we're all tired of this droopy, cloudy, gray weather we've been having. it is gone. we're going to see a few clouds over the next couple of days. >>> we're at 57 degrees out there. not too bad. anacostia at 57. clinton and district heights a

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there. everett, the people in the production department who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our keynote speaker, bernard kinsey. i had the pleasure of meeting bernard had he attended the first meeting with the california council for the humanities and immediately he made quite an impact with not only his creative ideas and vision but also his passion. right then and there i said to myself, my only resfwret that i didn't get to meet him way, when much earlier in our lives. his biography reads like an adventure with an extraordinary record of accomplishments and achievements. a business entrepreneur it, guru, philanthropist but perhaps most importantly a community builder. as president of kbk enterprises he's provided counsel to senior execut

shaw memorial is a breathtaking and immortal work. there is a gilded rep -- rep claof it and there's another one in the cemetery here which is his monument memorial of clover adams, the wife of henry adams, a serious-looking figure with a shawl over the head, excuse me, which is also to be seen in a duplicate version at the national portrait gallery. the great statue of general sherman stands at fifth avenue in new york right across the plaza hotel. it's also st. gardens work which is the greatest econfess tre cc equest treian of all time. he did idea desire to excel and he did indeed excel and he did bring it home and i want to read you something that he wrote. this was years afterward when he was coming back from paris after completing the sherman statue. he wrote writing to his friend william lowe. dear old fellow telling him i'm coming home. aide wonderful time in paris. it's been surprising. one of which how american i am. i belong in america, he continued. that is my home. he was ready to come home and he felt that he was coming

shaw says the u.s. attorney cited her proximity less than 1,000 feet to a nearby park as one reason for the eviction order. >> it seems like a concerted effort to do away with medical marijuana overnight. and i think it's unfair and mean and it's the wrong thing for the obama administration to be doing. >> reporter: dispensary owners call it a back door assault on dispensaries one of two major moves this year. in march the irs audited a handful of dispensaries removed tax deductions and ordered some it pay millions in back taxes. shaw says this battle is one she won't back down from. >> we are going to fight as hard as we can to survive and to prove our point. >> reporter: now, the four u.s. attorneys behind this letter have not confirmed the crackdown. however, allen, they are expected to talk about it at a press conference tomorrow in sacramento. >> christin, do you get the feeling that if she is forced out of that location, that she will just go somewhere else and open up? >> reporter: you know, she

we are having our oyster festival at shaw's crab house. have a tent party this friday it's called the royster with the oyster.. we are featuring a jumbo shrimp cocktail oysters rockefeller we even had a cheeseburger for the non fish lover ... and we have lobster rolls ... the tent party is friday night it's 21 east hubbard street from 3 until 10:00 p.m.. for more information on today's recipe you can go to our web page wgntv.com/midday i couldn't conceive this as a heart attack. the doctor leaned over and said to me "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness man: good job. where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed f

las lineas verde, y naranja..como parte de los trabajos de mantenimiento de los rieles las estacions shaw la u y columbia heights han sido cerrados a las 10 de la noche hasta el martes en la manana..el metro ha desplazado autobuses para transportar a los afectados entre las estaciones mount vernon square y la avenida georgia... en falls church, los pasajeros de la linea narajanda igualmente deberan utilizar autobuses entre las estaciones east falls church y west falls church..este cambio se debe a los trabajos de construccion de la extension al aeropuerto dulles el ex presidente de la liga de football juvenil del condado loundaoun, raymond j. taylor, de 44 anos, de purcellville, virginia, fue acusado de desfalcar a la liga con 50-mil dolares... mientras taylor fue presidente, los miembros de la junta de la liga descubrieron discrepancias en las cuentas... los integrantes de la junta notificaron de la irregularidad al departamento del sheriff del condado, a finales de septiembre... taylor fue detenido el pasado seis de octubre, bajo seis cargos de malversacion de fondos... el supuesto desf

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you back last week to baltimore where the ravens were unrelenting in bringing the pressure on matt shaw. he is an experienced eight-year veteran. this rickey has not seen anything in his short tenure like he will see from this defense tonight. the first-year defensive coordinator liking his chances to win if they can force him into a lot of third and long situations. that would mean big opportunities. >> we watch enough tape on him and he is more than comfortable. given time and a clean pocket, he is athletic, big, and strong to make the pros. we need beyond point to execute and we have to take care of business. >> the ravens have a definite added to dealing with monday night football. the ravens have no home monday night football games. of the ravens have been in the playoffs the last three years. something is not there and want to settle that score right here tonight. gerry sandusky, wbal-tv 11 news. >> do you think the ravens will win by more than 10? text to 88509. standard text messaging rates do apply. so far, we have heard from more than 200 of you and 79% are predicting a big wi

jurados en el juicio contra el doctor su propia voz azotando haber suministrado varias drogas a michael shawallaron en la autopsia. salvador durÁn. ♪ >> el jurado que escucha las evidencias del caso oyÓ por primera vez la voz del concurso cuando fue interrogado por los detectives de la policÍa de los angeles. ♪ >> en la grabaciÓn se escucha al mÉdico explicar qué trabajo periÓdicamente para jackson desde el aÑo 2000 se espera que en el 2009 el altar del cantante por mÁs de dos meses. en esta misma cinta se escucha que instÓ a michael con una dosis, segÚn el mÉdico forense terminÓ con la vida de jackson. >> es importante, contrario a la evidencia. >> mientras tanto fuera de la corte continÚan llegando grupos de seguidores del mundo entero. >> el fiscal estÁ haciendo un buen trabajo, estÁ haciendo lo que se necesitaba ser. >> la defensa del doctor lanzÓ una vencida durante el interrogatorio y cuestionÓ las tÁcticas, sugiriÓ que la investigaciÓn fue desordenada. la huella de una investigadora fue encontrada en una jeringa en el cuarto de jackson y mostrÓ fotografÍas que presentÓ el fiscal con l

shane bauer josh fattal and sarah shaw spoke and thanked the group for their dedication telling them they are an inspiration at their dedication. >> some of the of the things i have heard -- some of the things i have heard are very exciting and i want to see what is next. >> all three were held after hiking across the border from iraq. the occupied protesters are expected to move into the city of alameda and occupied alameda is expected to stay outside city hall. the rally is to coincide at 7:00 m m. it has also taken place in several bay area communities. stay with us for continuing coverage of the occupied movement. just look for the tab right at the top of our website www.ktvu.com. >>> police are searching for the gunman. officers were called to ross circle shortly before 9:00 where they found an 18-year-old man had been shot. the victim was taken to a local hospital where he later tied. police are not releasing his name. so far there is no suspect or motive. >> there have been six officer involved shootings this year the worst number since 2004. the worst happened on sunday when

. >> reporter: when craig left his home in the shaw area of northwest d.c., this is what he found.ickets under the windshield wipers of his work vehicles. each ticket carries a $1,000 fine. >> startled to see the ticket is for $1,000. >> right there? >> right there. one for each vehicle. >> reporter: he was parked across the street from his home. his home is a historic fire house that he converted into an art studio. he has a ford van and ford expedition. they have commercial tags to park in loading zones to drop off materials. he was parked adjacent to shaw junior high, which isn't used anymore. >> i thought there was a conspiracy. they are going to create the biggest tickets in d.c. for those ugly trucks of his. >> reporter: neighbors complained parking in front of his house didn't look good. the comment section, it says park front of school. he says it doesn't make any sense. he says he kept looking at these tickets over and over counting the zeros making sure he was looking at it correctly. sure enough, he was looking at it right. they are $1,000 each. he doesn't plan on shelli

i'm saw zan shaw.he legislative analyst says we could grow 40,000 jobs and ra$4 raise a billion a year if we simply close loopholes and extend out of state. that loophole is the reason genentech decided to open its company out of the country. it gives out of state countries tax breaks for not hiring here and not building here. how much business are we trying to lose? nbc bay area urges you to contact your representatives, demand they close the corporate loophole. we have links on line at n nbceditoria nbceditorials.com. >>> good evening, i'm lawrence scott. we've been talking for months about our new format here on sports sunday, a focus on conversations and feature stories. you've seen all the game highlights for the entire weekend by now, so we want to bring you something different and tonight start with the sharks who are set to start their season at home next weekend. >> the last two seasons for the sharks have

. >>> police investigating a deadly hit and run crash in d.c.s shaw neighborhood.an was struck and dragged in the 1800 block of 6th street. we have more from the scene with details. tell us what's happened. >> reporter: well, right now, we are here at sixth street and florida avenue. right there, you asked how did this happen? police say the driver hit the man and dragged him the distance of half a football field and left him to die in this alley here. this happened sunday morning around 8:00 two blocks east of the metro stop. police say a car or truck hit him. now, the orange marks show the distance that was dragged at least 50 yards. when officers showed up, he was unconscious on the ground. he died there. people who live in the neighborhood are shocked. >> i mean it's absolutely horrible. florida avenue is constantly busy, but really that alley is quiet. >> it's always sad when these things happen. it took awhile to identify the individual. it's sad that the notification about his demise came because someone found him lying in an alley. we didn't have an initial

shaw, 26 yards. 14-0 in the first quarter. fourth quarter, florida state leads it 24-10. maybe trying to snap a four-game losing streak. second quarter, davis, swing pass to bowman. 10-yard touchdown. second half quick off, thomas, looks fairly routine up the middle. except for the fact that he is not stopped. the pirates thought he was stopped. and they said arrrgh! where did he go. 17-14. right now in the fourth quarter, east carolina with the lead. johns hopkins made the short trip to gettysburg and avoided an ambush. and 83-21. there was a school record 501 yards. the inaugural season for the mustangs. matt at kinson. 15-yard touchdown. mustangs found a highlight in the first half. paul barber getting in front of the pass and makes the interception but not many highlights for stevenson today. up the middle for the 20-yard touchdown. the final is 48-14. >> i like the shell helmets. >> fashion sense was very nice. now if they could play better. [laughter] >> we have good news in the weather department. stay with us, right after the break. [ male announcer ] dandruff, me

george bernard shaw was opening for the play "pygmalion close "and "my fair lady." he sent an invitation to mr. churchill in which he said, "enclosed, please find two tickets for the opening night of my play. one for you, and one for a friend, if you have one." [laughter] undaunted, churchill wrote back and said "dear mr. shaw, due to the press of business, i cannot attend the first show, but would be delighted to attend the second show, if there is one." you have given me a second show, and for that, i am grateful. the president's approach to foreign affairs, he hot -- how he or she views the or role of america on the world stage is perhaps the most critical function of the sacred office. this has been true throughout our nation's history, whether it was truman in the dawn of the atomic age, kennedy in the cuban missile crisis, reagan and the soviet union. but, it has never been more critical than today. we are a nation mired in multiple military entanglements overseas and in the grips of an economic crisis here at home. these are tumultuous times, not just for our

. >> reporter: lincoln shaw diagnosed the two year , 225 pound as molting and maybe dehydrated. he or she needed to be sent out back to sea. >> he wants a beach where he can hang out and scratch and roll around and flip sand and all that kind of fun stuff. he's being an elephant seal and doing what elephant seals do. >> reporter: as you watch this final piece of the saga, as the elephant seal makes it into the water you can see orange marking on his back that's what the volunteer did to find out, won't track him but will mark him if he shows back up they will know it is him. we hope he doesn't because he's not that far from reaching hisull weight which is one ton. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> bart board of directors is meeting now and could vote today on a controversial new policy. it would determine when they would cut cell phone service at the underground stations. bart agreed to develop that policy following heavy criticism after the agency turned off service august 11th, to prevent a protest in san francisco. that triggered more protests. under the new policy bart would in

shaw, u-street and columbia heights for track work. stations were shut down at 10:00 tonight and they'll open on tuesday morning after the holidays. shuttle buses will operate between mt. vernon square and the georgia avenue station. crews will be working on the dulles rail stens extension project. those two stations will shut down at 10:00 tonight and they'll reopen on monday morning. >>> 6:07 now, 54 degrees. no one likes going to the dmv. the reason for why you can put off that trip this weekend. >>> and an awards winning film director who wants to cast first lady michelle obama in a new movie. >> veronica johnson will let you know if this crazy nice l will last through the weekend. >>> welcome back. today's nbc 4 fandemonium prize is an ipad 2. like our page on facebook and sign up to win great prices. we'll pick a winner at 6:00 and make the announcement at 11:00 p.m. >> good gift. >> that is something worth living. 54 degrees, we're heading for a tlietful weekend, veronica says. >> absolutely. we're about an hour away from sunris

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i'm suzanne shaw. counties spend $25,000, half the 53,000 it costs the state to jail someone. inmates from state to local control not only saiflz us money but gives counties millions to expand programs, drug treatment, job training and education so that lower level offenders can reenter our communities successfully. past records show almost 20% of our parolees end up back in jail. now with local communities taking over, nbc bay area believes we can and should help these non-violent offenders change their lives. with visionary leadership, bay area counties can lead the way. learn more at nbceditorials.com. >>> good singh -- good evening, i'm lawrence scott. we have a new focus on conversations and feature stories. you've seen all the game highlights for the entire weekend by now so we want to bring you something different. tonight we start with the 49ers and their bedfellows and their efforts to build a

david shaw the first cardinal head coach started at 5 and o and taylor in 1951.rd visits washington state. luck coming off 370 yard game against colorado. passing. coach shaw says virtually fla flawless. >> no negative there was just nothing he did that was not a positive. we converted third and long on just unbelievable throws. and it is one of those games where you look back and just a master piece. >> off to rocky start as the new u.s. men soccer coach. team usa facing equador 79 minute. l getting in front and beating tim howard only gel of the night. 1 nil equador. south carolina football coach dismissed quarterback garcia today as well as a local write writer. old ball coach wouldn't speak unless columnist left the room because he's too negative. >> get it off my chest rate here today. we have a negative ass hole here that trys to hurt our football program. he sound like this. criticism. he sho shows me is okay. i don't mind it. i don't like stories that aren't true. aim not going to talk when he's in here. that's my right as head coach.so what we are going

at the same time the shaw of iran was an ally. the shaw was a horrible repressive dictators in those days but he was this. he was pro israeli, basically. i think they were looking around, your willing to be pro-israel. he's willing to be. i think they took anybody they could get. the again mistake, mistaib politically, mistab morally. but i think they were just looking around and saying yes to anybody who said we want to be your ally. >> you know, why has it taken so long in libya to do -- first of all, many people disagree with us going into libya because you could have justified going into syria, iran, saudi arabia, as far as we're concerned that's supposedly our greatest ally in the middle east. but why has it taken months and months to do what could have happened in a few weeks? >> well, i think particularly this isn't a mistake by president obama in this sense. if you decide that you're going to support the libyan rebellian and nato is going to do it, nato is the tool for doing it, then put the resources in to do this in six

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there.epartment who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our

between u, street, columbia heights and shaw station for continuing track. the orange line between the east and west falls church. here's what it looks like at university boulevard, i saw crews picking up the cones right along this side of the roadway here at university boulevard. this is the outer loop. they need to stay to the right if that is where you are headed right now. over to the other side of town now. southbound 95 in from baltimore past 198 no problems here. my next report we'll fly the dulles toll road. >>> 4:48 now. family and friends of lenny harris do not want you to forget about him. this weekend they held a individual jill for the missing activist. >> lenny harris disappeared last month after leaving the charles houston recreation center in alexandria. the 53-year-old was last seen after police say he received a phone call from an unknown person and left to meet the caller. the next morning his family reported him missing. >>> we are here today to do a celebration to collect money to add to the help any harris reward fund. >> please come fo

. >> reporter: lincoln shaw diagnosed the two year , 225 pound as molting and maybe dehydrated. he or she needed to be sent out back to sea. >> he wants a beach where he can hang out and scratch and roll around and flip sand and all that kind of fun stuff. he's being an elephant seal and doing what elephant seals do. >> reporter: as you watch this final piece of the saga, as the elephant seal makes it into the water you can see orange marking on his back that's what the volunteer did to find out, won't track him but will mark him if he shows back up they will know it is him. we hope he doesn't because he's not that far from reaching his full weight which is one ton. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> bart board of directors is meeting now and could vote today on a controversial new policy. it would determine when they would cut cell phone service at the underground stations. bart agreed to develop that policy following heavy criticism after the agency turned off service august 11th, to prevent a protest in san francisco. that triggered more protests. under the new policy bart would

a lot of people criticized bernie shaw for asking the question.ever, the question revealed an awful lot about michael dukakis. if dukakis have reacted differently it could have changed -- i don't know if it had tays the end result the but it would change the perception. >> also one of those questions. these candidates go through huge amounts of prep work for these debates. there is no way that one of his advisers would have said what if somebody ask you this question. he could have prepared a can dancer. so lots of canned answers you hear. >> they work on those. >> sure. >> and that leads me to one which is in the bins and quayle vice presidents in debate. of course what comes up with one of the lines that we will remember for all time. dan quayle menses jack kennedy as he had done in the campaign trail. he had a line saying i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine, and your note back -- jack kennedy. some dispute about whether that was a prepared line. what is yours? >> well, it's out of the way to me. unfortunately i was not able t

. >>> metro will close the three stations along the green and yellow lines, shaw, u-street and columbia heights for track work. the stations will shut down at 10:00 tonight and reopen on tuesday morning into the holiday. shuttle buses will operate between mt. vernon square and georgia avenue station. on the orange line, buses will remain between east falls church and west falls church. those two stations will shut down at 10:00 tonight and they'll reopen on monday, the columbus day holiday. >>> it is now 4:36. police link a third terrifying attack to a serial suspect preying on women near a metro station. >>> also, the bizarre twist in the investigation of a missing baby. how police are now putting the girl's parents on the defensive. >>> and enjoy this gorgeous weather while it lasts. into prince georges county will get some help to pay for major flood damage done by tropical storm lee last month. four counties in maryland are eligible for fema funds, including prince georges and audes, charles and morrow counties. damage to the building is estimated to be around $4 million, $3 million

shaw was in town for the play pigmallian and he sent a letter in which he said, dear prime minister.nclosed please find two tickets for the opening night of my play. one for you and one for a friend , if you have one. [laughter] >> undaunted, churchill wrote back and said, due to the press of business i cannot attend the first show but would be delighted to attend the second show, if there is one. >> you've given me a second show, and for that i am grateful. now a president's approach to foreign affairs, how he or she views affairs on the road is perhaps the most critical function of that sacred office. this has been true throughout our nation's history, whether it was truman in the dawn of the aatomic age, kennedy in the cuban missile crisis, reagan, and the soviet union. but it has never been more critical than today. we are a nation mired in multiple military entanglements overseas and in the grips of an economic crisis here at home. these are two multitwuss -- tumultuouas times not just for our nation, but for all nations. the middle east, the debt crisis, and the looming threat

i'm suzanne shaw. hoping to reboost the state's high dropout rate, california's retoo retooling vocational education. programs like linked learning tie high school courses to job training with local employers. science classes are linked to cool air and energy jobs. some educators complain these career classes dumb down the curriculum, but nbc bay area supports linked learning to keep more students in school, and with training high programs rigorous enough so they link to college classes or a successful career. we welcome your thoughts at n nbceditorials.com. >>> good evening, i'm lawrence scott. we have been talking for months about a new format here on sports sunday. you've seen all the game highlights for the entire weekend by now, so tonight we want to bring you something different, and we begin with a look at the raiders. the bye week

>> shaw. >> bernie shaw, he was asked, what would happen if your wife were raped and killed? and he gave that classic liberal answer from massachusetts liberal politics, which is, of course, you know, bernard, i'm against capital punishment. that's what you're talking about. this president is talking about the wall street problem, the problem of unemployment, the way dukakis talked about the possibility of his wife being raped and killed, without passion. >> he sees it in a cerebral way. he takes the long view. and i think what happened is, he said, well, economic crisis, right, we've got -- we passed the stimulus bill, check. and we'll move on and do health care now. and he didn't realize this this was the all-consuming thing. and he still can't. >> and the dnc is doing the same thing, by the way. an ad that makes the kind of linchpin of people's anger that republicans want to repeal dodd/frank? i mean, it's like -- >> i didn't know which way it was going, actually, if it was a republican ad. let's take a look. here's the top-tier republican presidential contenders. well, th

. >>> metro will close three stations along the green and yellow lines at shaw, "u" street, and columbia heights for track work. the stations will shut down at 10:00 on friday and open on tuesday morning. shuttle buses will operate between mt. vernon square. buses will replace lines between east falls and west falls church. >>> today the iphone will get a major upgrade. apple is expected to unveil its new iphone 5, but there could be a very big catch. an online tech site boy genius reports it will only be available to sprint customers. the latest version is expected to be more powerful than previous versions. abc achs marc barger has a preview. >> reporter: no other smart phone comes close to matching iphone sales. over 100 million since 2007. 50 million in the past year with iphone 4. today the iphone gets an update. >> the pressure is on for apple to do something new with a phone that's been out for several years. >> reporter: the smart phones using the android system outnumbers the iphone. that's got people, including cnet's molly wood, for new features to un-up android. >> it is due

but up to shaw they had my spirit changed radically with the arrival of the new principal but. it changed so much so that the teachers were afraid of talking to me. they didn't want to the principal to see that they were still on good terms with me becky that three year victoria tried to keep the spirit of the school alive but in the end she gave up and quit her job. with this as i didn't like the new principal saying that the all that democracy should be scaled down. say the russians needed to be prodded all the time. it pains me to see my teachers losing their sense of dignity. my to that you see. what's especially poland is that humiliated teachers had to face their pupils are depressed lawyer this but many years have passed but i still recall those things with tears in my eyes. many ethnic a stern in seek employment abroad precisely because they speak russian then land is actively promoting relations with russia with each year the number of tourists visiting both countries grows. when you know russian speaking drivers when i were tourists go to russia it's important that th

houston still has last year's leading rusher and quarterback matt shaw, who has thrown for more than1,000 yards in each of the last two seasons. the defense has scored as many touchdowns as it has given up this year. ray lewis credits much of the team start to -- to the newcomer. >> chuck is a very flexible person in the things he likes to do. he really interacts with his players tremendously, not just during the week but all the way up to the first play of the game. >> the new turbos basketball coach may be presented with a challenge. picture day today for the turboterps. >> i think the matter where you code, if you have proven you can win, you can win anywhere. i think maryland may be a better coach the day that took the job. a plan on winning at a greater level than i have in the past. we will -- i plan on winning. >> you cannot argue with that plan. the orioles now have to shop for a new scouting director. joe jordan who held the position for the last seven years left for a position in the phillies' organization. game 4 of the american league championships series. bottom of the s

around the region, we've got a chilly start from washington's shaw neighborhood to brandywine, oakton, laytonsville. near 50 right by the bay. 40s of western maryland and west virginia. just to the west of central shenandoah valley and the highlands of west virginia a few sprinkles, but they're tending to dry up elsewhere. sunrise not until 7:26. here's your day planner. by 9:00 mid-50s. we'll have some sunshine this morning. then a partly sunny afternoon. there's a small chance of a mid to late afternoon passing shower, and before then climbing into the mid and upper 60s. and then this evening we have a small chance of an early evening shower. after that, partly cloudy. mid-50s by midnight. a look at big changes on the way for the rest of the week. we'll look at that and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> let's go down to i-95 in virginia. if you're making the drive out of dale city, what we'll do is switch from 2d to 3d, and i'll show you your commute. as you're driving up i-95, not seeing any problems in woodbridge or lorton. as t

coach of shaw offers another comparison. >> he's like a vitamin.e a day he makes a play that just makes you say wow! and you can count on it some time during practice throw the ball across the body,

they have the heisman trophy favorite, we spoke with shaw about his father. >>gary: what have you stolen from your dad? >> as much as i can. >>gary: when you go into a recruit's home, do you think it helps to save your for the nation? >> it probably does. we make university proud. we played hard, tough and physical. recruits like the way to be played. the only thing we care about our winning football games and graduating. >>gary: have you heard about the sock for look campaign, cities where the nfl teams are not performing well? >> i have heard that. that turns my stomach. when you are an nfl coach, you're trying to win. you cannot think about anything else other than winning. winning helps everything feel better. it makes the food tastes better and the ears of better at the same time, i would say, if you are in a position at some point, if you want to take andrew, he has all. >>gary: it is a great time to be a stanford fan. usc on the road saturday. when we come back, to rollins has a contract offer. >>gary: no nfl teams show up yesterday for grow olives, bu

i'm suzanne shaw. counties spend $25,000, half the $53,000 it costs the state to jail someone. so this historic shift of inmates from state to local control not only saves us money, but gives counties millions to expand programs. drug treatment, job training and education, so that low level offenders can re-enter our communities successfully. almost 70% of our parolees end up back in jail. now with local communities taking over, nbc bay area believes we can and should help these nonviolent offenders change their lives. with visionary leadership, bay area counties can ldhe tway. learn more at nbceditorials.com. >> announcer: it's "the tonight