on the second day of october was back in 1939. 89 for the record high back in the mid-90s. 38 in strasbourg9. they had a little over one-third of an inch of rain mixed in with a few wet snowflakes. 48 degrees currently at the george washington university. cooler air out in the mountains, 43 in cumberland. frederiksberg now at 50 degrees at this hour. they will drop a few more as we move through the early morning. a low pressure is spinning, hardly moving at all. by tomorrow night, it will move off towards the north and east. then it will clear. that will not happen until tuesday. once this system moves out of here, high pressure to the rest of us, will start to build across the mid atlantic. sunshine, a change in wind direction, and warmer temperatures. wednesday, thursday, and friday, and the upcoming weekend. a few scattered showers west of virginia now moving into the shenandoah valley. light showers from montgomery county. only about a 10th of an inch of rain expected for the overnight hours. not a whole lot. just enough so that tomorrow morning and afternoon to keep the umbrella handy.

i am very happy for the laboratory, the french national research council, at the university of strasbourg. it gives us comfort for the work that we do back at home. >> of the medicine prize is traditionally the first of the five to be announced. the three are credited with revolutionizing our understanding of the human immune system. >> they have opened up new avenues for prevention and therapy related research within infectious disease, cancer, inflammation, auto immunity, and more. >> the research helped unlock secrets of the body because the immune system. all of the nobel prizes will be awarded on december 10 in stockholm. >> joining us for more on the nobel prize for medicine is our science correspondent. we know the nobel committee is standing by their decision to include ralphs in the award. tell us more about their work and what it was targeting. >> they were targeting the first line of defense, the eighth indian system. it is your skin, mucous membranes, systems within your body that are in place to keep organisms and pathogens out. what he had done is work to the adaptive immune

. >> for the deputies here in strasbourg, it is time for europe to start shooting back. >> on the eve of the summit, the italian prime minister could be close to agreement with his coalition partners, the northern league, over reforms that could cut government spending. berlusconi has put forward a package of proposals. his party says some progress has been made. there is still no agreement on the plan to raise the retirement age to 67. that is opposed by the northern league, berlusconi, if coalition partners in government. there is a lot of talk, but no action. another has been a bump in the road when it comes to the eu summit. >> a flurry of activity, but will they disappoint the world again? expectations were high heading up to the summit wednesday, but eurozone governments are warning it could take weeks to finalize a plan to solve the debt crisis. leaders will gather in brussels as planned, but a meeting of finance ministers that was expected to lay the groundwork for the deal has been canceled. the on-again, off-again headlines out of brussels are creating fresh uncertainty abou

. >> and strasbourg's arm is pretty good. >> 10 strikeouts blaspheme. >> great athletes are overpaid -- just like i did in high school, i would choke. >> i should yield my time to the gentleman from massachusetts. however, i do have a son in law from boston who watches on his computer screen every boston red sox game. it is a national team, of sorts. and we still think of them as an underdog and root for them so it affects all of us. >> but mark talks about the reality of this, which is very deep and profound. >> red sox fans are a little bit different than the national stands or tampa bay fans. 712 consecutive sellouts. since may 11, 2003, every single game at fenway park has been oversold and oversubscribed. no other team in history of baseball -- a >> and it is a real ball park, not a skybox ballpark. >> it will continue because we are all masochists. >> on that sad note, last word, see you next week. ahi ts crip f transcript of this broadcast, log onto www.insidewashington.tv.

human rights violations she also help people with their cases in the highest courts in russia or in strasbourg while the murders draw worldwide attention no one's been convicted over the killing daughter says the investigation is moving forward but valuable time may have been lost. it would have been different periods in the process both busy went in people were arrested almost simultaneously in two thousand and seven and past where nothing was happening however it depends of recent months give us certain optimism for a successful ending successful in terms of finding the mastermind of the murder i can tell you if the investigation was as active five years ago as it is now by this time we would have had more evidence i was well aware what kind of journalism my mother was into she would ok janelle is see if something happens to me documents i hear the money is here it's here all the numbers to call but we never really took it seriously i was four months pregnant the family was full of hope and my mother promised that after her first grandchild was born she would stop going to church now and tak

human rights violations she help people when there are cases in the highest courts in russia and in strasbourg but the irony is that five years later your own murder still remains unpunished with it has there been different periods in the process busy when people were arrested almost simultaneously into thousand and seven and passive when nothing was happening however the events of recent months give us certain optimism for a successful ending successful in terms of finding the mastermind of the murder i can tell you if the investigation was as active five years ago as it is now by this time we would have had more evidence on your q border. twenty eleven has indeed been a turning point in may prosecutors named a man who is believed to have pulled the trigger the mahmoudiya was arrested in trichy after years on the run and belgium and shortly afterwards investigators announced they were close just solving one of the most high profile slayings in with some brush in memory of. a former high ranking police official dimitri publishing co that was a middleman for money agreed to organize a criminal

western maryland stuck in the mid 30's around strasbourg. skies began to cool out. it will be chilly. no frost expected here to that, at least not in widespread fashion. temperatures expected to drop into the 30's 29 on the gulf coast. some conditions may make their way up here before the weekend is over. a touch of frost will be showing up. more details of that in just a couple of minutes. >> herman cain defended his 999 tax plan which is being attacked by fellow candidates. he says they have not read the plan and it would not be a tax increase of the poor as critics explained. herman cain says it is designed to help poor communities. >> in detroit, herman cain fired back at his fellow republican presidential contenders who have been bashing his9-9-9 tax plan for a tax increase for four out of five americans. >> it is because they did not think of the first and they do not have a plan. >> he says he has treated tax plans to help -- region of eight --struggling communities. >> the bottom line is, 9-9-9 means jobs, jobs, jobs. >> mitt romney took a shot at president

strasbourg at 48. a lot of sunshine today, mostly sunny, mid 70's. a cold front later this evening will drop temperatures a little for tomorrow. you will notice agrees this afternoon, but not discussed yesterday. sunshine tomorrow, the upper 60's. now police and traffic. >>> northbound 395, a tractor- trailer accidents is gone at glebe road, looking good from landmark to get up to the pentagon and 14th street bridge and a nice ride to the beltway. looks good on 234 and 7100. looks good on to the greenway and dulles toll road. no problem on seven out of sterling. a good ride heading to the airport. looks good on 95 in and out of baltimore. b-w parkway has been a good trip as well as the drive on 50 in bowie and severally and into a northeast washington. in southern maryland, and events will. leaving prince frederick through dunkirk looking normal. a nice transition along route 5 coming out of southern maryland as well. 270 in this camera, the headlights are southbound. no worries all the way to the beltway. george washington parkway, park police repor

comfortable start to the day on this thursday morning, low 50's's and dropping. 52 in arlington 56 in strasbourg virginia, 49 in berkeley springs, along with frostburg. fairly uniform temperatures. 44 ijamsville. upper 60's this afternoon another gorgeous day. open the windows. total sunshine, light and variable wind, not much of the trees. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine high temperatures in the low 70's, a, average. what about the commute? >> average time of the drive means that we have normal delays forming on 95 in dale city. if 66 out of marshall to get to manassas. 270 into montgomery county. no worries on the beltway or 95. let's go to go door still lingering on the inner loop near connecticut avenue. 395 northbound leaving the beltway past edsall road, beautiful as the pentagon. >>> we begin this morning with the devastating losses in the technology world. >> steve jobs, the leader of apple has died at the age of 56. a giant in business technology, and entertainment, he has battled pancreatic cancer around eight years. brianne carter joins us this morning with more on the legacy that he l

this historic city, strasbourg that was among the states of europe in the past, but today, it is a seatof europe -- unified european institutions. i cannot but express my pride at the partnership agreement that was signed here yesterday with you by my brother, according to which the palestine national council, the parliament of the palestinian people and the homeland was given the status of partner for democracy at your parliamentary assembly. we are particularly proud to come as palestine following a moral code that enjoyed the status. this will have a positive impact on consolidating the relations of friendship and cooperation between our people and encouraging democratic change. i would like to express the gratitude of the palestinian people for the generous support received from the countries of europe to assist with the economy and institutions. we hope, i repeat, we hope that this will strengthen further a political role of europe in the peace process in the region. mr. president, ladies and a gentleman, the resolution of the united nations announced the establishment of two state