st. mark's square. venice, more than any other city, is the place to get out early and stay out late -- to be swept away. on every square is a surprise, and around each corner is an excuse to savor the unique charms of the city. but all that magic sits on a practical foundation of political and economic might. with mountains of capital, plenty of traders with ready ships, and an awesome military, venice was a commercial powerhouse -- one of the six biggest cities in europe. at its peak, in the early 15th century, of its 180,000 citizens, nearly 1,000 were fabulously wealthy. the city's ceremonial front door was unfortified and faced the sea -- two mighty columns welcome you to a power without equal and to the most exquisite downtown imaginable in its day. the winged lion is the symbol of mark, the patron saint of venice. this was the venetian republic's religious and political center, st. mark's square, or piazza san marco, with the basilica of st. mark and the doge's palace. the doge's palace -- the ru

st. mark's square in midday can come with overwhelming crowds. it'll take an hour for these folks to get into the church. with so many people traveling these days, if you're not on the ball, crowds can be a real problem. to me, there's two kinds of travelers -- those who waste valuable time waiting in long lines like this, and smarter travelers who don't. most lines you see, like this one at the uffizi gallery in florence, are not people waiting to get in. they're waiting to buy tickets to get in -- but there are other ways to get tickets. for example, these people at the louvre in paris could avoid this notorious line if they simply bought the city museum pass, which lets you go directly through the turnstile. you can also make reservations in places like rome's borghese gallery, to get directly into crowded sites, by phone or on the web. or you can arrange your schedule to avoid crowds altogether. the ancient pantheon is mobbed through the day, but literally all yours early or late. travel is fraught with cultural differences. celebrate them --

st. mark's, marked by its towering campanile, was the most powerful like a grand boulevard, its grand canalazzos. and venice is remarkably well-preserved, with an intoxicating mix of sights and experiences you'll never forget. in this second of two episodes, we venture beyond the blockbuster main sights. we'll join a friend with a fast boat to explore the lagoon and discover village venice, see traditional artisans blow it big time, join locals in the market, get to know the leading venetian painters, and follow the superpower's decline into the decadence of its hedonistic 18th century. in the north of italy, at the head of the adriatic sea, venice sits in a vast lagoon, connected to the mainland by a causeway. along with the main island, we'll visit three other islands -- torcello, murano, and burano. venice was born in mud like this. after the fall of rome, farmers on the mainland, sick and tired of being overrun by barbarians, moved out into this lagoon, hoping the barbarians didn't like water. from that humble beginning was born one of europe's great cities. and by the 13th century, ven

st. marks. to life from people. who are. bitterness where you. are not. the trailer house over here in san pedro my father was in the service in world war two then i was raised in new mexico where my grandmother was born. so rich and powerful plan a new mexico it and i would put four years all together in arkansas and i put the last twenty years in hale but. i had my first cats when i was three years old even though i've been feeding these for over five years now i had to pay for fifty a month or kept food i couldn't get to cheap get food the cheaper get it i had to pay two and three and four dollars a night for stuff from containers and a body like eight dollars for just a few those things that struck me worst when i saw this. was there was no clean fresh water for the birds and kept. caustic solutions and all kinds of poisons go. in the water at the cats in the bird to drink it and no clean food supply for them . by general care this campaign with a lot more contact the a camp for. kids who can't get a sick kid again saying to them there's them this is

expect certainly here later in the day rain, some wind, and even panama city and appalachia cola and st. marksl of the way back to tallahass tallahassee, rain and wind. certainly the story will be the rain and potential coastal fl d flooding because all of this is very, very low lying area. now you can see we're driving back into destin. see all the traffic on the road here. again, everybody is out having a good time this weekend. and, but, they've all got one eye on the gulf just in case. making sure that this storm doesn't do anything funny, fredericka. and doesn't become anything more than what the frooorecasters sat will be, a weak tropical storm as it makes its way ashore. >> a big soaker. let's hope it's nothing more than that. john zarrella, appreciate that. >>> a pretty nasty legal case up ahead. a newlywed facing new charges in the death of her husband. he died after he fell off a cliff. and she is accuse odd pushing him. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i e

two weeks ago, he walked into the st. mark missionary baptist church in st.ersburg and made a plea to the congregation. will someone adopt me? that's what he'd ask. he said he'd take anyone and he promised to be the best he could be. last night this is what he told "20/20." >> i know god hasn't given up. i just want people to love me for who i am, just to grab me and keep me in their house and just to love me no matter what. >> bob, there are 400,000 children who are living without permanent families, who live in foster care. the number of children in the u.s. waiting to be adopted stands at 102,000. a remarkable young man to stand up and admit that he needs help and to ask people to come forward. >> i also think it's remarkable. once again shows you that in america, people are willing to reach out and help other people. i just ask eric a question. you know the score of the football player from the baltimore ravens -- >> michael oen. >> "blind side." >> that was a true story. one that was, you know, just breaks your heart. this is another one. this kid will b

terrain and as chad can tell you, this area all the way east into panama city, into apalachicola, st. marks, areas with the convection of this storm way off to the east, they could see some rain. they could see some localized flooding, but it appears better and better with every passing hour that the effects are going to be very, very minimal. and, don, you can see it's been a glorious day out here. people on the beach. young boy playing in the sand. down the beach, people fishing, enjoying the day. i did talk to one couple earlier who said, they tried to go kayaking today, but the place was closed in preparation for the storm. they didn't get to do that. but i tell you, if that's the worst of the effects from this storm, we're all doing really, really well. don? >> that's how you do it. now, that's a walk and talk. thank you, john zarella. appreciate the tour there. >> reporter:u got it, sure. >>> what's the exact opposite of a tropical storm? i want you to look at this picture. this is what people in western south dakota woke up to today, on october 5th. more than 30 inches of snow. other

st. james' palace. >> i will mark st. george with the sign of the cross on his forehead. >> reporter: prince william and kate have kept the guest list so small some of the most senior members of the royal family are not invited. and while many royal monarchs including prince william were baptized at buckingham palace, william and kate broke with tradition. st. james's palace has special meaning to william and kate. she was confirmed here. and he paid his last respects to princess diana here before her funeral. keeping with tradition, prince george will be christened in a lace silk and satin gown similar to those worn by every monarch since 1841. the names of george's god parents have not yet been announced. but it is believed they will be close friends instead of high ranking royals. alfonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> the queen and her husband will be one of the few attending today's ceremony along with prince charles and camilla. prince harry, kate's parents and her sister pippa and brother james. >>> 4:41. a massiv

mark medei and st. joseph's medical center, has been found liable of breaching standard care in the case of glen wineberg. he's a prominent bethy businessman-- wealthy businessman who is behind the development of maryland live casino. this dates back six years or so, when dr. mark medei is accused of putting cardiac stents into the hearts of patient -- patients. this is a $150 million lawsuit. the jurors in this case have been deliberating at least two days. can they certainly seem to be struggling with coming up with that. today, they started deliberations at about 11:00 this morning. and they just finished maybe about 20 minutes ago. and coming back with that verdict that dr. mark medei, as well as st. joseph's medical center, are liable for breaching standard care in the case of glen weinberg. back to you. >> rochelle ritchie, reporting live from towson. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. a look at the incentives that w

st. mark's, capitol hill, last week. and we interred one of my ex-girlfriends. and it ended up that she had had three husbands. i did not know that when i dated her, and all three showed up. and i thought, this was a real good sociological study, because she had three sons, very well from the first husband. she had three more children from her second, and each of her ex-husband's had gone on and we married and had families. and i was thinking, this was a large interment. there were a lot of people there that had never met each other. and they got along beautifully. and so i asked two of the husbands, because one sat on one side of me and once out on the other side of me, and and they each liked each other and they said what a great person she was. and i was thinking, this is the new world we live in, but you talk about multiples. when you take her, her children, her exes children and their children, you've got an enormous number of grandchildren from her. i can't remember, it was like 16 or 18, and her great-grandchildren, just an astronomical figure. so that's

st. james. >> i will mark prince george with the sign of the cross on his forehead. >> reporter: prince williamave kept the guest list so small some of the most senior members of the royal family were not invited. and while many monarchs including prince william were baptized at buckingham palace, william and kate broke tradition. kate was confirmed here. and he paid his last respects to princess diana here. keeping with tradition prince george will be christened in a lace, silk, and satin gown worn by everybody since 1841. the names of george's god parents have not been announced but it is believe they'd will be close friends instead of high-ranking royal. anne-marie, back to you. >> alphonso van marsh, in london. thank you very much. >>> ahead, sports. and was it bullying or sound beating. a high school coach is under fire after his team notches a lopsided victory. for a meal so awesome, you'll want to share it. everyone is cooking with campbell's skillet sauces. and now try new campbell's slow cooker sauces. medicare open enrollment.g with camof year again.t sauces. time to compare plans and

we are getting married december 22nd, 2007 in omaha, nebraska at st. mark baptist church.cer) whether keith can survive the final week before the wedding, is another matter, entirely. ayesha is a bridezilla because, she is stressed out, mean, sometimes, controlling-- very controlling. you know what-- just do what i ask you not to do, please? overly sensitive. god, why can't-- what about that, don't you get? over-emotional. rit there. oh, my lord! when things don't go the way i planned-- impatient. then the world is over for me. unreasonable. you're not ready to be nobody's husband, if you don't know how to compromise. lighten up! you need to lighten up! (announcer) and it's not just the groom who's bearing the brunt of ayesha's bridezilla behavior. (ayesha) my bridesmaids are not happy with me. we clash a lot, because of my controlling issue. is she on medication, by any chance? (bridesmaid) i don't know. can she get on something, because she might need to get on some medication. i just wanna make sure i still have friends at the end of this wedding, 'cause i might not. (a

st. joseph's hospital after dr. mark midei, the hospital's former cath they'rization lab director was -- catherization was accused of giving them. >> reporter: it referred to blockages by blood vessels. the case dates back to 2009 when letters were first mailed to the homes of his patients, including businessman lynn wineberg. his case is now being heard in baltimore county circuit court. he claims he lost about $50 million after scaling back in business to deal with matters of the heart after being diagnosed by dr. midei. in court today, wineberg's attorney said midei inserted three metal objects into a man's heart where they don't belong. dr. midei testified he would have died without the procedure. the attorneys also fired back saying tests clearly showed wineberg had unknowingly suffered a heart attack and there were abnormal changes to the heart. dr. midei was an independent contractor and had been the head of st. joseph's catheterization lab where he performed thousands of cardiac operations. >> what i did is what

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over fifteen billion euros he says to each one hundred fifty million degrees with one token mark no cells from st petersburg to france the trouble in such a song. we've got the future covered. yes exactly proposed ten they are in moscow reporting tonight afghan soldiers been killed after he turned his gun on the international troops he was serving with a military base near kabul at least one nato soldier was injured there too to discuss what's going wrong here let's talk to a path is non research fellow at the university of rhode island deepak hari thanks take the time to be with us tonight october alone see for similar instances like this soldiers turning guns on fellow colleagues why is it continuing to happen what could be done about it. you are right the frequency of arguments. by troops on. violent soldiers. is increasing the frequency is the deadline for most of the troops. out of me why is it this serious what's going wrong what's the communication breakdown to allow this to happen. well. external and internal structural factors involved here first of all there is real or perceived humilia

st. james' palace. >> i'll mark prince george with the sign of the cross on his forehead. >> reporter: princesmall, some of the most senior members of the royal family are not invited. and while many royal monarchs, including prince william were baptized at bummingham palace, william and kate broke with tradition. s.a.t. james' pal -- st. james' palace has special meaning to william and kate. she was confirmed here and he paid his last respects to princess diana here before her funeral. keeping with tradition, prince george will be cristened in a lace silk and satin gown similar to those worn by every monarch since 1841. the names of george's god parents have not yet been anced but it is believed they will be close friends instead of high ranking royals. alfonso van marsh, cbs news, loon. thqueen d prin philip will ocourse beamong the guests as you might imagine along with prince charles, camilla, prince harry, kate's parents and her sister pipa and brother james. >> congratulations. >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9 at 6:00 a.m. it is wednesday, october 23. a cold start to your morning. i'm

euros the full truth that says should be one hundred fifty million degrees with one token mark to sell from st petersburg to france the trouble is such as the song. known to you all day we've got the future covered. one of the wonderful. pleasure to have you with us here today. some of the sixteen percent imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. the. waters they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for. illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. rightmost to. search for. foreigners. to be in the. i think that. thousands of protesters converge on the u.s. congress demanding new laws to end must spying by the national security agency. another day and yet more damaging revelations for the case communications headquarters is looking at sort of bill the lengths that he went to to keep the mass surveillance program secret. we're still hoping you get to witness a moment of real history but this is the f

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st. louis cardinals. this series marksever that the cardinals and pirates have met in the playoffs, and this game one was pretty much over not long off it started as the cardinals erupted for 7 runs in the 3rd inning. as the privates star a.j. burnett failed to register a single out in the 3rd inning. the home run by beltran tied him with babe ruth for eighth overall with the post career post season home runs. >> he has pitched top games. we know that. but like i said today he was able to fall behind the count and we were able to take advantage. he is a guy that sometimes you have to be aggressive, but sometimes when it is not getting there for a strike, you have to be patient. and put himself in his count. as soon as i hit it i knew the ball was going to be gone. [ inaudible ] post season so to be able to come through like that, i really enjoy it, and at the same time i'm happy with the opportunity. >> the american league division series gets underway tomorrow as the detroit tigers begin their quest for a second straight

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euros of thanks to ted says to each one of the d.p.p. a million degrees with one token mark still to sell from st petersburg to france the trouble in search of a song. we've got the future of coverage. this is actually welcome back see where is recovering from an almost nationwide blackout overnight twenty huge chunk of the country including the compas all was left without electricity for several hours the power outage reportedly followed by a rebel attack on damascus was blamed on a strike on a key gas pipeline middle east correspondent paul is here trying to sort through the violence of the night. the capital city of damascus was plunged into darkness there were also huge parts of aleppo in the north and the west of the country that were in blackout after rebels hit a gas pipeline not far from damascus that supplies power to the south of the country by all accounts this does seem as if it was a well planned orchestrated effort that had been in the making for quite some time there was also a military checkpoint in the west that came under fire there were casualties there there was also a church

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went to harvard, i want some clam chowder. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fenway with mark wahlberg. last night in st. louis, the red sox, winning game five is huge for red sox, now they have immunity idol cannot. up 3-2. last two games at home in boston. cardinals fans are not feeling good. it ain't over until the lady who is actually a healthy weight but mad made to feel fat adhering to impossible standard set by advertisers sings. as baseball wraps up. a new nba season tipped off. the special time when we have baseball, football, basketball, at the same time, the holy trinity of ignoring our families. and tonight, to start things off, bulls played the heat in miami. the lakers, they're getting killed. i just checked the score. and the lakers played the clippers. here in l.a. this is an interesting fact. when l.a. basketball teams play each other, a new baby kardashian is born. you know, like -- like basketball is watched predominantly by men. the nba is making a converted effort to attract female viewers. they see this as a great way to grow their audience. makes sen s sense. not sure they're goin

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went to harvard, i want some clam chowder. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fenway with mark wahlberg. last night in st. louis, the red sox, winning game five is huge for red sox, now they have immunity idol cannot. up 3-2. last two games at home in boston. cardinals fans are not feeling good. it ain't over until the lady who is actually a healthy weight mad made to feel fat adhering to impossible standard set by advertisers sings. as baseball wraps up. a new nba season tipped off. the special time when we have baseball, football, basketball, at the same time, the holy trinity of ignoring our families. and tonight, to start things off, bulls played the heat in miami. the lakers, they're getting killed. i just checked the score. and the lakers played the clippers. here in l.a. this is an interesting fact. when l.a. basketball teams play each other, a new baby kardashian is born. you know, like -- like basketball is watched predominantly by men. the nba is making a converted effort to attract female viewers. they see this as a great way to grow their audience. makes sen s sense. not sure they're going ab

mark tonight. game 2 of the world series. >> st. louis finally passed the character test. the real cardinals showed up in boston, they used speed, clutch hitting and several young arms to get back into this world series. david ortiz. st. louis pitcher michael walka walked a batter and threw a checkup to big pappy. red sox led 2-1 in the sixth. two homeeners two games. st. louis comes right back 2nd. pete cosma scores the game-tying run. but wild thing, i think i love you. jay scores the go ahead run. 3-2, cardinals. then carlos beltran steps up. remember, carlos went to the hospital last night after injuring his ribs but returns tonight to go two for four. st. louis used three pitchers tonight. 23-year-old pitcher rosenthal comes in to close out the last three to end the game. st. louis wins 4-2 and it's tied 1-1 in the series. game 3 is saturday. >>> it was a big night for boston sports fans. a sold out boston crowd watched the victory in the sharks bruins game. this die-hard fan remembers the captain as the boston bruins. they trailed 1-0 to the 1st. patrick marlo ties i

. >>> mark is here now with sports. boy st.ouis on the verge of making it to the world series. >> almost, but we've seen that act before. last year familiar territory it is for the cardinals. 3-1 lead in the nlcs. you remember what happened to them last year, barry zito happened. hope does float for the cardinals. the dodgers who had many a chance down 3-1 one on here. juan uribe with puig at first. shot to first. and matt carpenter beautiful turn at second. end of another dodger threat 7th inning. punto doubled but carlos martinez wheeling and cleans him off cleanly. that's just embarrassing for punto. end of another sight. 4-2 they are down 3-1 in the series. they may all look like rejects from the cast of duck dynasty but no denying the boston red sox are playing some ball. taking it down to detroit. that's a look at justin verlander. one regrettable play for him, mike napoli over and out in the seventh. solo shot 1-0 lead. and in petaluma gomes, miguel cabrera is gone. follow that up with prince gone on strikes. fielder now

st. louis and the home team, punching them out. oh, man. beltran gutting mark ellis at the plate. so this baby would be tied at 2 a piece. they went extra innings. gave them the run. and in that extra inning, it was carlos beltran, another one time giant scoring former st. francis store danny descalso and the cardinals win. >>> adrian peterson, his 2-year- old son died when allegedly his mother's current boyfriend beat him to death. the incident happened wednesday in sioux falls south dakota. peterson plans on playing tomorrow. the u.s. soccer team, atop their group in world cup qualifying josie out the door, finishing off jamaica as the u.s. wins this one, final of 2- 0 last night. we have a laundry list of college football to fill your day on saturday. don't forget sunday, raiders chiefs on kpix 5 at 10:00 a.m. and then the big one in the afternoon, 9ers, cardinals. who you got. >>> the 9ers and cardinals, i guess. the warriors are taking break from the grind of training camp. they bored a plane heading to china. they will play two preseason games against the laker and during th

. >>> mark is here now with sports. boy st.ouis on the verge of making it to the world series. >> almost, but we've seen that act before. last year familiar territory it is for the cardinals. 3-1 lead in the nlcs. you remember what happened to them last year, barry zito happened. hope does float for the cardinals. the dodgers who had many a chance down 3-1 one on here. juan uribe with puig at first. shot to first. and matt carpenter beautiful turn at second. end of another dodger threat 7th inning. punto doubled but carlos martinez wheeling and cleans him off cleanly. that's just embarrassing for punto. end of another sight. 4-2 they are down 3-1 in the series. they may all look like rejects from the cast of duck dynasty but no denying the boston red sox are playing some ball. taking it down to detroit. that's a look at justin verlander. one regrettable play for him, mike napoli over and out in the seventh. solo shot 1-0 lead. and in petaluma gomes, miguel cabrera is gone. follow that up with prince gone on strikes. fielder now

mark midei is having trouble. while practicing at the st. joseph's medical center, as director of the catheterization labs. >> they were treated appropriately and with the highest regard for their well being. >> reporter: businessman glen wineberg is one of the hundreds of patients suing medei. he is responsible for maryland live casino. he blames medei for leading him to believe he had coronary heart disease. medei has defended has actions from the beginning. >> what i did was what i would want for myself, for anybody in my family. >> reporter: it brings to light, the decision for making what is best for the patient. >> what it shows is any physician has potential malpractice liability if he does or fails to do for a patient what he or she should do. >> reporter: wineberg's attorney claims medei put stents in a man's heart, where they don't think. medei fires back, saying he had already suffered a silent heart attack and may have died if not for the stents. >> i think what the jury has to decide is, is the harm, what we call, causeally conn

. >> mark osler runs the law clinic at st.ty in minnesota. >> we have people serving time, over 5,000 people probably serving time under harsh crack laws that have now been undone by congress. >> among the 5,000 is clarence errand, in prison for two decades since the age of 23. a first-time offender, he was still given the maximum sentence for arranging a meeting between two drug dealers. three consecutive life terms in prison. obama has the power to release him right now. >> there's a lot of people now currently serving sentences. had they been sentenced today, they would already be out. >> dafna linzer, managing editor of msnbc.com, co-authored a series on the issue with "the washington post." >> it would take the president the stroke of a pen on ca commutations to right that disparity now. >> they invited the obama administration to discuss the issue and they declined the interview request. for an administration that has battled congress over protecting many of the president's constitutional powers, the pardon power is rare

mark meddedee. until the lawsuits hit in 2009. when the old st. joavenue -- st. joseph's hospital. >> dr. medee said it was 90%. and after they reviewed everything, it was 10%. >> reporter: the percentages refer to blockages in blood vessels. the higher the number, the greater the need for a doesn't. medee was sued for inflating those numbers, settled 200 cases out of court and has lost his license to practice. now he's on the witness stand, fighting a suit in court. glen wineberg, who was a partner behind the company with the maryland live casino and others, said his stent cost him as many as $50 million when he cut back his business dealings. medee defended himself, saying, i'm proud i fixed mr. wineberg. >> what i did was what i would want for myself. for anybody in my family, my mother, my father. they were treated appropriately. and with the highest regard for their well being. >> well, midei has always maintained his innocence. but if the jury finds against him, it seems likely glen weinberg will sue for millions. >> like the earlier suit, st. joseph's hospital, is also a codefendan

mark, thank you. >>> game 1 of the world series, and boy, st. louis sure ran into a buzz saw.urn into an interesting series after all. you look what happened in the 1st inning. game 1, and we already have the signature play for the entire world series. cardinals better hope it doesn't mean the writing is on the wall for them either. this could be another four and out like last year. adam wainwright on the mound for the cardinals. a grounder to section. pete kozma clearly dropped the ball, but the umpire called him out. the boston manager argues. as you see the replay, there's no way he dropped that making the exchange, so they wind up ruling that he is after all safe. bases loaded and cleared by mike napoli. right after that, everybody going to score. that includes big papi all the way from first, with what you might call a slide. 3-0, and that was pretty much the ballgame. later on, for ortiz, next time to the plate. bases loaded, big papi deep. carlos beltran with a sensational catch. it goes for a sacrifice fly. beltran had to leave the game, bruised ribs. he's day-to-day.

mark, thank you. >>> game 1 of the world series, and boy, st. louis sure ran into a buzz saw.ot much of a game. >> this might turn into an interesting series after all. you look what happened in the 1st inning. game 1, and we already have the signature play for the entire world series. cardinals better hope it doesn't mean the writing is on the wall for them either. this could be another four and out like last year. adam wainwright on the mound for the cardinals. a grounder to section. pete kozma clearly dropped the ball, but the umpire called him out. the boston manager argues. as you see the replay, there's no way he dropped that making the exchange, so they wind up ruling that he is after all safe. bases loaded and cleared by mike napoli. right after that, everybody going to score. that includes big papi all the way from first, with what you might call a slide. 3-0, and that was pretty much the ballgame. later on, for ortiz, next time to the plate. bases loaded, big papi deep. carlos beltran with a sensational catch. it goes for a sacrifice fly. beltran had to leave the gam

st. jude, the patron saint of lost causes, has left a devastating mark with more than a dozen killed. a crane buckling under the wind, collapsing. the building below evacuated. the deputy prime minister forced to call off a news conference. hundreds of trees uprooted, blocking roads and railway tracks. the gas lines of this home exploding. the storm marched in to northern europe. tossing trucks and snarling trains in the netherlands. in germany the audubon closed. the winds reaching 120 miles an hour in denmark. the storm devastated homes and ripped down power lines leaving more than half a million people without electricity. after the ferocious winds with gusts 99 miles an hour, we are seeing the full extent of the damage. abc news, london. >> back here at home, the wintry storm over the northern plains is packing a punch. great falls, montana set at new record yesterday. 5.9 inches. 12 inches is on the ground in some places forcing many to have to pull out the chains for their tires. more snow is expected today. minneapolis could get the first measurable snowfall of the season today

st. louis in 2004 and winning it all in 200-r7. 2007. this will markhe first time in history they will meet in the world series with the cardinals holding the 2-1. 2-1 edgement. >>> i'm glad you finally got to baseball. >> but it will be all baseball when the world series starts. >>> the government may be up and running but the impact of the shutdown is still being felt around the country. the gates of the smokey mountains are open but it may be too late for visitors. >> steve garrett and his league of llamas are getting their footing again. taking fall foliage lovers through the smokeys. during the government shutdown they were stuck hanging under this shelter. business came to a come pleept t stan -- comepleept standstill. >> october is our busiest month a year. we get 9 million visitors a year and in october alone we get 1 1.1 million. the smokey mountains straddles north carolina and tennessee. when it closed for 15 days businesses like old dad's general store suffered. >> it's 40%. we depend o on the park a lot. and with it not open and it really

st. helena. up above 1,000 feet. in that area, close to that freezing mark for several hours. this extends to the southern fringes of the north bay just outside novato, marinwood and san rafael in the hills above 1,000 feet. here's the coldest we're highlighting. napa, 36. novato, 40. this trend will dive in colder air over the next 48 hours. what that means in the seven-day forecast and as you mentioned before, someone has their jacket on tonight, here's a hint, keep the jacket out for a good far of this week. >> it chilly. >>> speaking of weather, all the wind everyone's talking about, trees, trucks like that one there, and power lines were no match for these high winds. guests of up to 75 miles per hour. nbc bay area's marianne favro shows us some of the damage. >> reporter: talk about a close call when winds toppled a 100 foot tall redwood tree, it landed on the roof of this home. just below, several tons of trunk is the bedroom of a 3-year-old girl. luckily, she and her family were safe in the kitchen. the couple that live in the cottage behind the damaged house weren't h

marks the landing gear leaves on this runway here. this wasn't how this was supposed to go. >> it bounces back up before it lands on the ground. >> they call this airport st. martin. i showed you one from one of my vacations. you're allowed to stand there and take the video as they come right over top of you. i'm sure that's what that guy was doing, too, except this time just really close. they think this could be the closest one on record so far. >> this adorable baby in this adorable room is named sasha. as you can see, sasha is sleeping standing up. >> sasha got worn out trying to get out of the crib. >> i chatted with sasha's mom and sheep said she's at that age where she likes to be stuck to mom and it's nap time. so mom did with a lot of moms do. they put them in the crib so they can soothe themselves. she's like i am not taking the nap lying down. >> she looks like she's seriously snoozing. >> she is standing up like as soon as i wake up, we're going to discuss this. then she straightens them without her eyes ever opening. >> it's crazy. >> it is. >> and that mom is having a baby, one word at a time he writes out a sentence. and the kids, they don'

st. louis in 2004 and winning again in 2007. the cards won in 2006 and 2007, and this will mark the fourth time in history that these two franchiseset in the world series. the cardinals hold a 2-1 edge in the other meetings. >>> bud adams, jr. has passed away in his home. he founded the houston oilers, he controversially moved them to tennessee and changed the name to the titans. he oversaw 21 playoff teams during his tenure. he is also credited with helping form the american football league in 1960, and shaping what is now the nfl today. >>> keeping with the nfl theme, sam bradford's 2013 year is over. he tore his acl in his left knee. there -- >>> week seven in the nfl is almost complete, and we have seen many injuries to key players. i spoke with anita marks on her thoughts on who she thinks will be standing on top of the podium at the ebb of the season. >> obviously looking ahead at week 8, we're looking at all of the standings, and who is the best team in the nfl right now, a lot of people would say it's the kansas city chiefs because they are undefeated, but you have got to go with the seahawks. there's no payton manning on