st. michael's. some drizzle and fog around baltimore right now. off and on rain showers today and cloudy and cool with temperatures in the mid 50's. the rain will get heavier tonight. we will check the forecast for thanksgiving. >> thank you. 49 degrees on tv hill. a blind man gets an ultimatum -- leave your service dog behind or did not receive treatment. >> the super committee announces it has failed. i am kate amara in washington with the key sticking points. >> the final report in the fire academy cheating scandal is expected today. >> we have wet roads this boring. we have several actions to avoid we have several actions to avoid in the city at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] introducing the allstate auto + life discount. now when you protect your family with allstate life insurance you can save even more on all

am i one wearing down i can not only for you but the quality of of the hospital that you're from st michael want to shoot for motion purposes only better that it's not an emergency ma'am yet it is not a murder with my name once used for business you can only guess it like bernie ebbers it is not. you can. see. the top five let's do everything we can to help you miss thirteen stats. today in the parade thoughts christmas parade ten o'clock so still about the twelve thirty three engine six five rescue two six by. three for the guy that i know you guys that are going up. and take it over to me and when you are now right now going right you don't put them on the. there are. this merger of the am authority on the way. just tell me off the roof. it's about a twenty five foot tall. and so i think there's a lot i think. i think i'm guilty of a little tucson for. the climate you know your children at least holding ok. let's get. lucky. you know access and nothing gets in the silesian can get in there fast and. take a deep breath. game. play frisbee bender four years ago we were averaging nine fifty

st. michaels, and that area of fog should be dissipating over the next hour or so. and elsewhere, lots of sunshine showing up. further to the west, though, we do have some of the showers now into eastern kentucky, and central ohio. this is along the front. it will be drifting our way bringing in the clouds and the threat of rain here by later tonight, and during the day tomorrow. but right now, it's mild. it's climbing to around 60 throughout much of the region. they have the fog, and easton and cambridge, and it's in the low 50s there, and annapolis has fog around 50 degrees. get away from the fog and it's a much warmer temperature, and out of the mountains, some locations are climbing into the 60s out of western west virginia, but closer to washington it's cooler in the eastern part of the state. as we go forward here over the next 48 hours, that's tonight, these areas of green, we could have a few sprinkles, otherwise low clouds move in. during the day on thursday in the morning, this area of green is the zone of potential rain and that move in mid to late mornin

st. michael's and oxford, it's raining pretty hard there.ttered light showers around the region. temperatures are holding steady in the 50s from the mountains all the way to the atlantic beaches, including the nearby suburbs of montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties. in the district of columbia ya, 57 at reagan national. throughout the day occasional showers. keep the umbrella handy. first pink glow of daylight starting to show up. sunrise at 6:5 is. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good news traveling gw parkway southbound at the arlington memorial bridge as you approach it. the accident is in the shoulder lane, and all of your southbound lanes are back open. if you're traveling in d.c. around new york avenue and seventh street, this is right near the convention center. have an accident here. ddot is reporting that the intersection is closed in this area. i'm going to keep watching this and let you know when you get your lanes back and this roadway is open again. this is new york av

with the reaction from michael jackson's aymily.itja st w.itush ay >>> the man michael jackson trustedith his life has been coveted convicted of his death. >> a jury finding conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter. you hear it there. jackson's fans erupting into cheers outside the courtroom when they heard the verdict. meanwhile, jackson's family says it is overjoyed. >> nbc bay area's stephanie stanton has been covering the trial in los angeles and joins us with the reaction from the family members. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, raj and jessica. you just saw just a few moments ago the reaction from fans here outside the courthouse. it is quiet now, but it was quite an amazing reaction to see all of that, the hundreds of fans cheering when that verdict came down. let's take you back to that moment just after 1:00 pacific time when conrad murray learned of his fate. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: and there you saw conrad murray showed very lit

seven years ahead of michael jackson lived here at 23 jackson st.. four brothers they played came over parties played baseball rode their bicycles >> recalls father joe jackson bright yellow volkswagen the most memorable vehicle on the block and says justice was done today conrad murray reckless in administering the potent surgical anesthetic propofol the more serious crimes says of violating his patient's trust >> never supposed to leave your side a doctor unless a trained nurse >> jackson was far from blameless >> he just got strung out got to the point >> sentiment many share about it like that took several sharp turns away from his indiana of bringing >> i hate to say he was a junkie but seemed he was made a chunky >> a group holding out hope and build a $300 million jackson family center in gary indiana facing many obstacles. >> thank you, a chicago woman the latest to accuse presidential hopeful herman cain of sexual harassment on like the first three woman's claims are specific and graphic. newsroom with more sean lewis >> sharon bialek not a

former ceo michael woodford pointed out the irregularities to the firm's chairman and board. heasudnldiisd st moh. yms entual appoiedhe thd-rtcoite investigate the extraordinary expenditures. olympus has been under pressure >>> olympus president, shuichi takayama, said the company started investing in securities in the 1990s, when people were dealing with the collapse of the country's economic bubble. >> translator: most japanese companies at the time were struggling with stagnant sales and declining profits. they decided to invest in securities to try to improve their bottom lines. it seems our company has been hiding its losses since that time. >>> a large number of japanese firms ended up with huge investment losses in the 1990s. olympus is believed to have used shady accounting to cook its books. a fme surities company official tells nhk it was no secret >>> the accounting practice involves the sale of money-losing securities to other companies, at prices higher than market value. that makes a corporation's books look better than they actually are. it's just window dressing, though. the h

michael says i never dreamed he would be here in st frustration that i think for us it was a duty in that when you get to say three years i reckon i'll be standing in a food line pick it up. but after his unemployment benefits ran out food for others became the only way to feed his ten year old son something he doesn't think politicians in washington understand i don't see them out here ok. here in pennsylvania avenue. we are you living in the real world u.s. census figures show that forty six point two million americans now live below the poverty line two percent of the nations of school of the federal poverty line which is the number that was built thirty years ago in a certain twenty two thousand three hundred fourteen dollars. so if you really look at poverty and you were to take it just for the true cost of living today it would be higher and it would include people like mary lee ten or so when she was working earn five thousand dollars more than the poverty line for an individual just ten thousand eight hundred ninety dollars and still considers herself for some time she had to

michael jackson. it was just a debacle as far as i was concerned and st jury felt the same way.got a grand jury indictment, but there's no judge and no defense attorney and no cross-examination. all this stuff has been leaked. everything is shocking. we don't know what the other side of the coin is going to look like. >> it's also porn to point out, and other attorneys pointed this out in the last few days. there have been other incidents in the past. the late 80s or early 90s, in which there was a huge mass hysteria, and ultimately there was nothing there. >> there was also a case in bakersville california, north of los angeles, which was very similar. all the children step fard. all of the people were convicted. they went to prison and eventually all the children came forward and said they were asked to make the statements. it never happened. people were released. people were rated. this is a great time for the prosecution. eventually the defense strategy will catch up. i don't know what's going to happen, but you can't get too carried away with what's happening at the moment.

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st tarmac during a snowstorm. >>> plus new information about breast cancer. may prove that risk is not all in the family. >>> and another significant day in court. why a star defense witness in the trial of michael jackson's doctor is now facing contempt charges. >>> and good afternoon on this halloween evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. most temperatures for your trick or treaters in the 60s. we'll have more on that halloween forecast for tonight coming up in just a fewse nutes. also we're talking showers and high fire danger. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] and if you call now, your first tow in good hands roadside assistance is free! simply get a quote on any allstate insurance policy. that's a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance just for calling, and a free tow just for quoting. call now! >>> gop front runner herman cain says the sexual harassment charge

st comes next week. what did they know about the allegations about football coach jerry sandusky? what did they do about it? nbc's chief investigative correspondent michaelhout. what are we expecting at this hearing? >> reporter: this is the first big test of the pennsylvania attorney general's evidence in this case. remember, what elevated the penn state stanzel was the charge that penn state officials, tim curley and vice president gary schultz lied to the grand jury and failed to report serious evidence of child sex abuse. this is the preliminary court hearing in their case and it rests to a great degree on the testimony of mike mcqueary, the offensive coach who say his saw jerry sandusky sexually assaulting a boy in the locker room. defense lawyers indicated they are going to hammer away at mcqueary's testimony at that hearing. they're going to present evidence he contradicted himself in an e-mail that he, himself, failed to report what he says was a serious child sex abuse, and first reported by nbc news that he attended a charity fund-raiser just weeks later with somebody he accused of a very serious crime. this is going to be a really interesting

michael bloomberg yesterday. meanwhile occupy london protesters are facing for a face-off with police there. london officials have attached eviction notices to tents outside strotesters have until tomorrow afternoon to remove more than 200 tents. back here in the states in seattle, a violent clash with police ended with several protesters being send to the hospital after being sprayed with pepper spray. even an 84-year-old woman who was among those in the crowd was hit with pepper spray. that is a picture of this woman. 84 years old. i'm joined now by harrison schultz. a participant in the wall street protest. also with us, justin elliott, of course, our reporter with salon.com. thank you for joining us. so normally harrison, we see you out there with the protesters. you are gearing up for something tomorrow. tell me more about it. >> the best place to find information on those actions will be on occupy wall street.org. we have actions planned all day. why do you believe it will be the largest we've seen? we saw the huge rally when the union people joined up early on. why will tzis stir so many people to show up? >> i think that's a good question. i think hi

>> bret michaels who was a great friend, helped out my charity benefitting st.rming for jesse tonight and he was an amazing guy and amazingly generous when it comes to any charity. >> it's called the unit -- by the way, he was awesome and so were you, unity for vets concert coming up tonight and you bought a whole bunch of tickets for veterans to attend. on the phone right now, another good friend of the show, rock legend bret michaels. bret, welcome. why was this important for you to be there and put this together and perform? >> it was very simple, you know, i've been a big supporter of such a great cause when it comes to our veterans and troops and jesse and me had talked about this. they ask that i would get involved. i told them i would love to do it and my whole family has served in the military and so for me, this was such a great opportunity to be able to raise some great money for such an amazing cause. >> this is one patriotic rocker. >> he's the best. there's no one better. >> absolutely. and good morning, everybody, by the way. tonight, we had first

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michael weiss here, the champion ice skater. he's doing a very special performance over on our rink, the "rock center" rink. >> we're wrapping up our series highlights the special work done at st we're starting the thanksgiving program. tell us about it. >> the thanksgiving campaign today. all the kids out here are giving away presents and t-shirts, because today we ask everyone in america to go to the stores and go to kmart, williams sonoma, kay jewelers and leave a little something for the children of st. jude's. this will literally save their lives. we're doing cutting edge research and fifrs class care for all children across america. no child has to pay, and we can't do it without your help. in this economy we need you more than ever. i don't know if you all know this, but st. jude is not-profit, and nobody pays. we have to get 75% of our money from the public where the average hospital has to get 8%. this is a very, very big day and time for us. it costs 1.7 million a day to run st. jude's, and these kids would not be alive as their parents will tell you if it wasn't for the work of st. jude children's research hospital. >> can you sfwrintroduce your guests? >> this is r