like the sun, the sun god re was believed to die each night. he is rejuvenated each day in the form of the scarab beetle. the beetle seemed an apt symbol of rebirth because its eggs were laid in dung, the ultimate form of death and nothingness-- and nonetheless sprang into the preciousness of new life. the egyptians hoped and prayed for certainties-- acy thsuri, thach mm nile would flood, that each winter the crops would ripen. that yearnr hm c pra i k a period of great expansion of egyptian power. the charismatic king thutmose the third aggressively expanded egypt's borders. he pushed north into syria and palestine... and south, tightening control over nubia and securing its gold mines. that gold was a source of wealth that would fill the coffers anenrichheombs of t n kinom it wouldo fie gr ic wks like the festival hall, also known as a temple of millions of years, and embellish the public image of thutmose the third. thutmose the third ruled from 1479-1425 bc, and embodied the strong central authority that characterized the new kingdom. the p

not enough hours of sun." "ah, hours of sun." costa rica, like hawaii, about 12-hour days, 12-hour nights all year round, isn't that true? we don't have a period when we have long, long days and short, short nights and vice versa. we don't get that here in hawaii because you're at the equator, and that's just about half, half no matter where you go. it's only when you get through the pole you get the extremes. it's only up here where someone is on nighttime all day long, okay? and then six months later, be in the daytime all day long, okay? it's only up here. down on here, it's pretty well even all year round. so i thought that was kind of interesting. yeah. on the matter of saying that the closer one to the equator is the warmer one, that's like taking a couple of pieces of paper and holding them out in the raiain. let's suppose i hold these two papers in a rain like this and they get wet, yeah? and a friend comes by and i take it back in. and the friend looks at the papers and the friend says, "hey, geewhiz, this paper is wette

this is the sun up here. and the sun is emitting very, very high frequency rays. they come right through the atmosphere. and the earth radiates low frequency, and they can't get through the atmosphere. a lot of them can, of course, but a lot can't. and those that can't then, this energy starts to pile up in here. this happens in your car. you leave your car out in the parking lot, gang, okay? why is it when your car out in the sunlight is so hot when you open the door? well, you can say, "well, 'cause there's heat. it's been heating in the sun." but let's look a little carefully. that sunlight is comin' right through that window, high frequency, right through the window pane. and what it does, it hits the inside of your car and heats it up. and the inside of your car reradiates. now if the inside reflect it, you'd be okay. that's why you put that silver stuff on your windshield. that's gonna reflect the light. and that reflected light-- it turns out reflected light doesn't change its frequency. we'll learn later on if you're wearing a blue shirt and you stand in f

the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the middle. it turns out a yellow green. a yellow green is what most of the sun emits mostly. it's like a chartreuse. when i was a teenager, honeys, i had a chartreuse convertible.

a mix of sun and clouds today. patchy low clouds. more sun today than yesterday. highs still on the cool side inland with 70s but by the coast and by a little warmer with 60s to upper 60s. >> we are looking at the commute and it looks very nice. this week has been a little unsettling for some. right now we are starting off very well. we are keeping an eye on the bay bridge which can turn at a moments notice. right now it does look good. moving along and taking a look at the commute on interstate 880 it is a nice looking drive as you head south. we will be watching for the fog and the clouds. steve said its a little different today. as you are driving on 580 westbound that traffic looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. they were out for an evening stroll with their dog when tragedy struck. janine de la vega is live in menlo park this morning where police are investigating an accident that claimed the life of two pedestrians. janine. >> reporter: police have arrested the driver and they say that she was drunk. i want to show you evidence of the of the

today we'll get a little bit more sun. we will go 61. not that much warmer. at least it will be a little better than yesterday. the low will rotate in a few bands of high to mid level clouds. so a mix of sun and clouds. patchy low clouds. more toward south bay and peninsula. but there will be a little bit more sun today and highs today 50s and 60s and 70s. here's sal. >>> all right. and right now steve, we do have a look at the bridges bay bridge westbound approaching the toll plaza. you see its light. there are no problems here if you are driving into san francisco it looks good. golden gate bridge traffic also is looking good. we will be watching this.

>> i had to look for the sun. >> reporter: when the sun did shine, the people of ruka lit up, too. like lighting up the whole place just one spot in the center of town. but it's now one bright spot in an otherwise dark world and that counts. what a change from what had been. >> i thought it was horrible. >> reporter: angela moved here from new jersey five years ago. but she still hasn't gotten over the shock of going from darkness to finally seeing the light. >> you know what it is to not have the sun to suddenly come upon the town square and there's a little bit of sunshine, smiles on everyone's face. >> reporter: they may be smiling all winter. mark phillips, cbs news, ruka, norway. >> pelley: invaders from mars, panic on earth and man from mercury was right in the middle of it. the dramatic conclusion of the cbs evening news. she loves a lot of the same things you do. it's what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your

mix of sun and clouds. patchy low clouds. more sun today. i promise.esterday was a tough day. 60s and 70s. or a few 50s. temperatures rebounding ever so slightly. more so tomorrow. today is kind of close here. 60s and 70s. los gatos 72. 50s and 60s on the coast. 60s to parts of the peninsula and very low 70s. high clouds saturday but it will be warmer. cold start on sunday morning. that might give them some snow showers. for us it will be breezy. cooler into tuesday. >>> time is 5:49. economists say twitter is trying to avoid the same criticism facebook received when they went public. they are setting shares at $17- 20. the san francisco company wants to sell 70 million shares and raise $1.5 billion. facebook was criticized for pricing its initial shares too high at $38 each. >>> federal investigators say that have found no evidence of wrongdoing in a much publicized dealer. the national highway traffic safety administration says there are no indications of safety violations or defects. that fire earlier this month happened after the all electric car r

finally the sun will be back. >>> good morning everybody. redskins fans last night hoping for the best, expecting the worst. and the worst i think is what you have got. a rough night for the redskins in all facets of the game. rg iii and the skins fall from 1-4. they overcame adversity with this alfred morris touchdown run. rg iii fumbled here, led to a joseph randall touchdown and eventually a dallas 31-16 victory. >>> the baltimore ravens looking to extend their winning streak. had to play catch up all games against the packers. this was a adefensive showdown but in the end aaron rogers made enough big plays to burn the ravens secondary and oak -- and win. >>> big day career high three touchdowns. patriots win at the last second against the saints. got to love the nfl. that face says it all. that will do it for your morning sports. redskins fans since 1909, 118 teams have started with this record and only five have gone onto the playoffs. >>> the government shutdown started when congress couldn't agree on the budget. >> the government coul

the 69,000 seat high-tech football mecca will be powered by the sun. solar panels from here right in the bay area are now in place. we are live at levi stadium with more. >> reporter: good evening. the 49ers have talked about how much technology will be inside levi stadium, one of those technologies is solar. you're looking at the energy source for the soon to open levi's stadium. it's one of, as fate would have it, 49 giant solar frames installed by nrg on the roof of the stadium to make every 49er home game solar powered. >> when we set out to design the vision of this entire stadium, we wanted to make sure we had the best of the bay area. that's really three different things. one is to reflect the absolute great technology culture here. number two, the food culture. number three, and applicable to the environmental nature of this press release, it is to make sure that we reflect all the environmental conscious parts of the bay area. >> reporter: the stadium is full of technology and it will have lots of food, so power will be at a premium. things to

>> what i thought was we have a big need for sun when the sun disappears. ♪ let the sunshine in >> reporterun did shine, the people of rjukan did too. it's not like they're lighting up the whole place. it's just one spot in the center of town, but it's one bright spot in an otherwise dark world, and that counts. what a change from what had been. >> i thought it was horrible. >> reporter: angela moved here from new jersey five years ago, but she still hasn't gotten over the shock of going from darkness to finally seeing the light. >> you know what it is to not have the sun. and to suddenly come upon the town square and there's a little bit of sunshine, i think it brings a smile to everyone's face immediately. ♪ let the sunshine in >> reporter: they may be smiling all winter. mark phillips, cbs news, rjukan, norway. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the halloween storm that's expected to batter the central u.s. we'll have the forecast. >>> plus, the marine who faces discharge for unknowingly mishandling classified information as he tried to save the live

to read the wjz-- baltimore sun, read the baltimore sun. >>> christie ileto explains, it's ranked the 8th mest underrated city for young people. >> reporter: baltimore, home to winning sports teams. movies like "hair spray ." and our crab cuisine. we are now rated 8th for most underrated cities. >> i like where i live. there's a lot of students there. and the shopping is not bad either. >> food. foody person. there's a lot to eat here. and quite enough places to hang out. >> reporter: rankings are based on things like large music venues. and bars for capita. it has a large transportation and singles population. >> reporter: and baltimore ranking higher in cities like miami and d.c. and time with new york. -- tying with new york. >> it's nice to see that people outside the city understand why so many people are moving into the city. >> reporter: and wednesday's list comes after baltimore is named for a second year in a row by forbes as the 7th most dangerous city in the u.s. but even with that unfavorable mark, the latest ranking is one that spotlights the best of baltimore that many d

enough and hazy sun.imes partly to mostly cloudy. look at the temperatures. grab a jacket in germantown. 49 in baden. 48 up in laurel this morning. >>> monika, good morning to you. >> good morning, howard. unfortunately a terrible situation down in triangle on fuller heights road at old triangle road. a structure fire and i know andrea and mike, in just a few minutes we'll have an update on that situation. but fuller heights road at old triangle road in the meantime is shut down and again andrea and mike will have information on that. in the meantime dale city up to woodbridge you're fine. no problems across the occoquan river and into springfield. 395 in good shape to the 14th street bridge. all lanes are open at this time. we'll take a live look outside and here's what it looks like if you're planning to head in springfield. we'll go to our camera on the northbound side where you can see things are getting a little thicker now. both the main and hov lanes trying to get up on to 395 but luckily the lanes

what do you do when the sun is not shining?> we calculate the whole race how fast we have to go every 15 minutes. we knew the rain was coming and we saved energy in our battery so we can continue cruising on the last bit. >> and what was it about this car that proved it's victorious request spirit? >> we had three advantages over the rest of the competition. we had better limits over our solar panels and we had lenses that focus sun light on small but efficient solar cells and we had the most ai arrow dynamic design. >>> out with the old and in with the new. her typewriter is her life line. she doesn't know when it was built. all she knows is it's older than she is and she is 35. because they bought it secondhand in 1995 and she has been here with her two friends outside of a bus terminal ever since they are the last of the street typists. it used to be a clattering rank of a dozen lined up here. internet cafes have taken most of the business. there are enough people willing to pay 50 cents a page for job applications and busin

said old europe dates is the end of all it's all but not the closing in moscow but luckily for us the sun hasn't finished everywhere so is the we pop culture go in search of a song winter is knocking at moscow's door but we're not ready to die alone johns just yet so we travel to europe to soak up some rays imbibes a culture and see what's going on in the world of technology fronts was europe's largest exporter of electricity last year but despite its opponents in power the country is still looking for new energy sources and even has to bring the power that drives the song down through words. there's a lot of energy in france and i'm not just talking about the street dunces the country ranks second in the world in terms of nuclear power stations but with growing environmental and safety concerns the sun may be setting on nuclear energy as we know it so ministers from around the world have come to discuss a possible shift away from nuclear fission. there are currently one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way sun's almost a third of the total w

a mix of sun and clouds. yesterday 66. thanks to winds coming from the north to the east at 5 to 10 miles an hour and a high between 60 and 65. got a warming trend to tell you about. we'll look toward halloween and the upcoming weekend as well in the next few minutes. right now we're turning it over to monika samtani with more timesaver traffic. >>> on the southbound side of i- 270, everything is looking good at route 109 slowing down just a bit to 121. then at route 124, it's a stalled truck along the right side of the roadway. it may slow you down there at montgomery village. no problems from 95 in from baltimore a. new traffic pattern is going into place on i-95 in maryland. instead of the old exit 57a and b, there's now a single exit ramp to get from the interstate to maryland 43 and that's white marsh boulevard. for drivers heading northbound. the switch to a single exit ramp for southbound vehicles will happen in the middle of next month. and this change is part of the i-95 express toll lanes project. back to you guy

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mix of sun and clouds, patchy low clouds. more sun than we had. 60s and 70s. click on the north bay. i apologize. 60s and 70s for many. temperatures pretty close. i don't expect -- yesterday, they had the low cloud deck and never got out of the 60s. today will be warmer. for some, even with the sunshine, there is a component of a westerly breeze. high clouds but warmer saturday. sunday looks good. it will be cold in the morning. then there's your breezy, cooler ma tern monday -- pattern monday and tuesday. >>> just released documents reveal that a grand jury wanted to indict the parents of jonbenet ramsey for fatal child abuse. those documents show the charges did not trekly accuse -- directly accuse the ramseys of killing their daughter. she was killed december 26th, 1996 in their boulder, colorado home basement. instead, they allegedly -- they alleged that they permitted jonbenet to be placed in a dangerous situation that led to her death and the grand jury report accused them of helping whoever killed the girl. however, because the district attorney refused

sun's up. we have some high clouds in the area. i'm not seeing any shadows and i think it's going to be a great day. let's go ahead and take a look at the current conditions. it's 46. 92% humidity. winds are calm, barometer's at 29.97. it's going to be gray, but i don't think we see any passing showers until much later on. 37 still at cumberland, 41 oakland and hagerstown, 47 elkton and ocean city. 51 easton. 54 pax river. bel air, westminster, columbia, 45, 46, 48. 52 rock hall, 51 annapolis. kent island at 54. morning clouds, a spillover, passing down to the south, it stays there, not a concern. frontal boundary to the west, all that rain you saw, that's not coming our way. by the time it gets here, it's going to be more scattered showers than anything else, but late this afternoon and this evening that's part of the forecast. that high pressure builds in. we have a few really nice days. but having said that, let me just say this to you, i don't know if you can see it. see that low right up there. ultimately that's going to grab

welcome signals your date is the end of all it's all but not supposing it possible but luckily for us the sun hasn't finished everywhere so we thought we pop culbut go in search of a song winter's knocking at moscow's door but we're not ready to die alone johns just yet so we travel to europe to soak up some rays imbibe the culture and see what's going on in the world of technology france was europe's largest exporter of electricity last year but despite its opponents in power the country is still looking for new energy sources and even has to bring the power that drives the song down so we're. there's a lot of energy in france and i'm not just talking about the street dunces the country ranks second in the world in terms of nuclear power stations but with growing environmental and safety concerns the sun may be setting on nuclear energy as we know it so ministers from around the world have come to discourse of possible shift away from nuclear fission. there are clearly one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way france is almost a third of the tota

a mix of clouds and sun. high temperature of 69 degrees. we will come back and take the forecast all the way into the weekend. >> 5:12. the candy, the costumes. >> serious business during the halloween mom? did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so smart. back.come we have a few high, thin clouds this morning but no rain. i'm sure everybody was happy we got some rain yesterday. it is in the 40's in the suburbs. the summer weather is going to be gone. 48 in parkton. 48 at the airport. there is a little breeze picking up. we have high pressure coming across western pennsylvania. we haven't east northeast wind going. karen has drifted off the carolina coast. low pressure has developed near the outer banks. we are going to heaven east northeast flow for much of this week. right now we just hav

what do you do when the sun is not shining?> we calculate the whole race how fast we have to go every 15 minutes. we knew the rain was coming and we saved some energy in the battery and so we could continue cruising. >> and what was it about this car that proved it's victorious spirit. >> we had three advantages about the rest of the competition. we had concentrators that are lenses that focus sun light on small but efficient solar cells. and we have the best arrow aiaro dynamic design.

you get the earth to sneak in between the sun and the moon, blocking the rays of the sun. we are going to get this partial eclipse. it is going to max out at 7:50. what you'll notice is maybe just a little bit of an orange coloration on the lower right part of the moon. again that is tonight. on our michael and son weather camera, the full hunters moon in the month of october, temperatures today starting if the 50s. we may see a few upper 40s well north and west. notice the 10, 8, they will be lightton. yesterday was a warm one. 77 still mild east of appalachians near 70 in norfolk. 40s in ohio. the 40s have snuck in toward western pennsylvania. locally we have lots of 50s, haymarket is 51 degrees. here in dc, we have been clear skies, the near full moon, temperature at 5 degrees although it is gusting to 24 at reagan national. front came through last night. had the showers here and there in the afternoon and evening so most of the streets have dried out by this hour. behind it though you see a few clouds in the mountains. a good deal of sunshine across the ohio and tennes

more sun today.mperatures they will be in the 70s for many. 60s for others. 60s and 70s brentwood, oakley, antioch. santa cruz at 70. saratoga is in there. 50s and 60s on the coast. few high clouds. but warmer. we will take that into sunday. >>> time now 6:52. one of the workers at the new stadium was arrested. we'll tell you what he is accused of stealing. >>> a california congressman saves a mans life on a flight from washington d.c.. why he was especially qualified to be a hero. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> all right. we are expecting a bit of a higher opening this morning. it looks like we got it. dow is up 25 points. the s & p also up. nasdaq up 22 points. you can thank the tech stocks for that. we also got new reports endurer usual goods this morning. new orders are up. when you talk about transportation, equipment, and things like that. aircraft orders are pushing over all orders more than expected. >>> five people were take ton the h

we could be into the low, some spots, depending on the sun, amount of sun we get, could be in the low to mid-70s, believe it or not. because there's pretty mild air, coming directly from the gulf of mexico. a little snow there, across minnesota and the dakotas this morning. shower activity south and east of that. some of these showers, a few, might reach our region tomorrow, as this warmer air rides over the cooler air that is in our region. comparatively cooler that, is. and dryer. we had clouds coming in later tonight. during the day tomorrow, clouds and a little sun. maybe a sprinkle or a shower with that system that is going to cross the region. so eventually, getting into that warmer air. late wednesday. temperatures at night will be warm enough. thursday, even warmer air. and friday, ahead of that next front, we'll probably get into the low 70s. but we'll see some shower activity. probably arrives late on thursday night. looks like most of the trick or treaters will be dry, late thursday night, maybe very late. maybe even 11:00, 12:00, midnight. may see some showers moving in. a

through the afternoon, we will continue to see the sun breakout of the clouds. high temperatures rounding out into the upper 60s this afternoon. older tonight, and then we have a pleasant day ahead. at noon, route 450 in annapolis is closed this hour still after an early-morning crash that left one person dead and 50 homes without power. anne arundel county police were called to report 50 around 4:00 this morning. crashednd a vehicle into a powerful, engulfed in flames. an investigation is undergoing and b.g.e. is working to fulfill -- restore power. we will bring you the latest on an apartment fire later tonight. also new at noon, baltimore city police are investigating a shooting in west baltimore that happened just before 7:00 30 this morning. please responded to find a black male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was announced dead at an area hospital. in baltimore county, police have a suspect in custody after a barricade in dundalk. and askedponded everyone living in the area to stay in their homes while please don't let the situation. just after

this mean the sun is starting to wake up. it's about time. >> you have to wait until 7:30 for sun rise. >> time we fall back. >> that's great for us early risers. it's safer commute early in the morning. i can tell you right now really interesting forecast. we have this residual moisture left from a system that came through still producing showers over tahoe. here's the deal today. if you live in the santa cruz mountains or anywhere near gilroy, you've got the best chance of seeing showers as we head throughout the day. temperatures are pretty comfortable for most of the bay area. in fact, we're running a few degrees milder than this time yesterday. overall let's talk about showers. the radar is mostly dry. as of the past 15 minutes we've got this little cell pushing south of gilroy. so if you're headed up 101 take your time this morning. you might actually have to use your wipers because we expect more of this activity throughout the morning. stop the clock on futurecast at 7:00 a.m. a cell expected at that point over the sa

will be shining pin -- pin anyone slashgs 54 degrees in the north bay, 72 towards east bay, the sunk through later in the day 65 oakland, inland spots 76 antioch and fairfield looking at the accu-weather forecast, patchy fog going into weekend meaning temperatures will rise in time for weekend plans, upper 50s to low 60s coast side low 80s inland cooler next week, low 70s inland so seeing changes around here but until then, i think hot coco or a mocha, coffee something keeping you warm will come in handy live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center i'm sandhya patel >> now you're talking thank you very much >> just ahead in the financial cross hairs an $8 billion company may get a new owner >> also, to the moon nafta sets a record then an urgent apple to help a man devoting his life to helping kids how he's been cheated out of delivering his message at 6:00 we'll be right back here >>> safeway taking another big step towards a potential sale the chain has hired goldman sacks to explore a potential private equity take over this, after safeway received clearance from officials to

more sun south and west. a little bit of fog in pennsylvania kind of evaporating during the morning but locally we're kind of on the edge of the clouds here in d.c. you clouds overhead in fairfax. dealing with fog in spots and generally a comfortable afternoon. it's 63 right now in easton and fretd ricks -- fredericksburg. to the north fredricksburg a little more sun so it's 64. manassas and gaithersburg, down inned mid-40s this morning. with a few high cloud around, they're struggling to get back to the rest of us. check this out on our michael & son weather camera. we have the hazy look to the sky with filtered sunshine. officially mostly cloudy at reagan national. 63. the dew point 44 degrees. i wondered what that was for a s.e.c. 44 on the dew point. yesterday was 67 giving us a relative humidity a very comfy 50%. now, our weather head lines today is the nice day. maybe until the weekend. even the weekend i've got a couple of question marks about. we'll discuss it in a moment. coastal low will develop. th

the sun is trying to break out in a few spots, especially along the eastern shore. overall, it is going to see rather cloudy as we take you through the rest of the day, mostly rain free across the state and to get all the way into western maryland where a couple of sprinkles are trying to develop. right now, most of them aren't into western pennsylvania near pittsburgh going into southern ohio, just pressing into western virginia as well. this is a slow-moving cold front that will make an appearance by marilyn and that is when we will talk about a chance for rain. we had a north easterly wind and that a little bit worrisome am a sometimes we get locked in the northeasterly wind we get clouds stuck in place, drizzle as well. it is good to see they are now transitioning to more of a southerly flow, starting to see a southeasterly flow right around the airport as well. that will allow us to warm up and leaves close to as we get into theeastern -- afternoon. you might stay a little bit cooler. that is where we are seeing temperatures in the mid-60s in places like delawa

enjoy the sun.you're going to the raiders came they take on steelers and weather looks fantastic. mild, mid-60s coming up into upper 70s range. so no matter what plans are for the weekend looking good. >> yes >> nice >> coming up, caught on video the drive down the famous steps of a philadelphia museum >> brett favre. is his memory loss the result of a 20-year career in the nfl? career in the nfl? >>> and the government taking i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> investigators looking into a frightening accident in north carolina say the

the sun will be returning later this morning, into the afternoon. looks like a really nice tuesday before more clouds and maybe a nice shower. still have clouds out there, reflecting the city lights. setting at 63:00 is this afternoon featuring partly to mostly sunny skies. 70 degrees at 3:00. forecasting a lie of 71, 72 if that i think are. we are back in the mid-60s by 7:00. it will be a comfortably cool evening. definitely a day where we can get outside for a change. it is now a little bit on the chilly side in west minister, out west cumberland is holding with a 61-degree read not guilty culpepper. >>> one more look on our michael and son weather camera. you can see plenty of clouds across dc this morning. temperature 58, wind northeast at 13 miles per hour. we have had a northeasterly wind coning to bring the clouds the cooler moisture right over the atlantic. you can see the push of cloudiness. the clouds moving off to the north to northwest. certainly have a chance for more showers today. you'll notice how the moisture is coming up and wrappi

how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want something for your poetry class? guess who stands between the atoms and the stars... in size? - us. - us. that's right, right in between. human beings are as many times bigger than the atom as the stars are many times bigger than us. so it will kind of give you a little bit of feeling. here's another one. i like things like this. apple, any atoms in an apple? i'm sure there's a few, couple of dozen. come on, honey. this scads, right? about 10 to the 22, huh? many, many atoms in an apple, okay? how many apples would fit in the world? you take the world and made it all hollow and you stuck apples in there, lot of apples or little? about as many apples would fill up the whole world as, as many atoms fill up the apple, so atoms are really... small small-small. some people say, "no such thing as perpetual motion." someone el

you will need sun shades and we will have a few clouds mixing in like yesterday. but this will be a great day to get out and maybe do that morning jog and the afternoon jog. as we will start the day still continuing into the 7:00 hour with patchy fog as we go into 10:00 it should be burned off by then he. still mild getting very warm -- by then. still mild getting very warm and by lunchtime 81 degrees with sun and clouds. let's check the traffic with mike. >> reporter: traffic with mike. >> reporter: i just got this delanny valley road at loch raven a car is into a building. we will work to confirm this but there is going to be police activity in towson early this morning. fog of course the name of the game lynette mentioned that. look at 695 north side of the beltway, dealing with fog this morning. so reduced visibility is out there. south of the city, not so much so. 695 at the baltimore national pike looks good on most of the beltways to the south of this city. 95 southbound past exit 74 construction related delays and going to 95 northbound past exit 33 also c

we will call it a mix of clouds and sun. it is rather cool this morning. 50.r 40's to around we will make it up to about 69 this afternoon. a nice day in chicago. 78 in denver. we will check our seven-day forecast one more time before the >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, do you think baltimore city police need to tweet out alerts about crime and other incidents? >> thank you for sending in your responses this morning. several accidents going on. >> there was one long route 30. watch for possible delays. 70 at 32, we have an accident. 32 at river road, watch for a crash. we have a crash at lombard street involving a motorcycle. eastern avenue white marsh, watch for an accident wrapping up. this is harford at the north side. as you travel on southbound 83, starting to pick up delays down towards mount carmel. >> a couple of days of sunshine? >> there'll be another storm developing. i think we will get some sunshine today. a mix of clouds and sun. we are starting

with the sun lower in the sky the afternoon is going to stay cool. we're at 57 degrees, still going for a high of 63. winds barely moving south, southwest at 6. 83% humidity. barometer is at 30.26. 50 oakland, 54 cumberland, 59 hagerstown, the mid to upper 50s elkton, easton, 61 ocean city, almost 60 pax river, 60 degrees in the district, annapolis and kent island. 55 bel air and rock hall. we have this aloft flow coming out of the southeast around that high. it's just tending to block whatever movement there is in the atmosphere. there's really not a lot of movement at all. i mean, look out to the west, it's sunny in pittsburgh. it's just a matter of moving these clouds over the area. it's not really going to happen. this warm front kicks into high gear, pleasant for halloween tomorrow. front comes through, cold front follows. chillier temperatures move in for the weekend. chillier, i mean the chill of fall. 63 degrees will be the high this day. 53, some clouds over night. tomorrow variably cloudy and breezy but 72 as the high. one more day in the 7

so that sun will be up earlier when we fall back on saturday night. but between now and then we have halloween trick or treating tomorrow night even milder should be a clear nice evening as the sun goes down at 6:12 and should be fine for the trick or treaters. they won't be sweating nor freezing in their costumes tomorrow. low is gone. the low pressure area started dealing with us on sunday in the form of winds then cold for a couple of days, even so kind of chilly today. that's out of the weather picture. it's kansas', new mexico's problem, no longer for us. so for us we have high pressure building in. high pressure positioned just off to our west, typically gives us near normal temperatures this time of year. that's what we'll have but that's going to be milder because we have been chilly. so tomorrow and friday and saturday, each will be sunny and mild great weather for you to get outside especially for the first half of the weekend. on sunday, just like last sunday, we have a cold front that's going to move in. this one is not going to come as cl

a lot of sun this afternoon.to have morning rain. 64, oakland, one of the coolest spots at 54. locally, temperatures right around the mid-60s. for some reason, bel air came in at 57. and 60 down by the bay. eastortheast winds. now, tomorrow, the winds are going to come back out of the south. that will bring very mild air that is going on across the south and the midwest right now. these temperatures in the mid- 60s, upper 60s to low to mid- 70s right now. that is moving directly up the east coast. warm front. that's because the crowds and the rain this morning. the warmer air, riding over the cooler and dryer air that was around our region. yes, there will be dew points around 40. so the ability to come up. now, to the west, there's chilly air. but denver has even warmed up to 46. two days ago, they were 31. even this colder air mass has moderated smalt. it's really cold up in eastern quebec. and temperatures in the 20s. but that's not -- not going to impact us at all. this front to the west. you see the dividing

after multiple fines, sun flower finally walled up that illegal living space. inspections later, they uncover another area. >> this is a hole carved into the wall. >> that really shock me, that four women were stuffed into a hole about 18 inches wide and about 36 inches long. >> the investigation of sun flower went through the looking grass when inspectors found women crammed into a cuby hole behind this wall. >> they were actually behind a facade that looks like a mirror. until we started hearing noises that we decided to pull the mirror down. lo and behold, it's a hiding place. >> 450 b jones street. >> over the year, they've spared no legal expense battling the health department in court and managed to stay open. >> and i don't think they were in violation. >> sun flower was able to hire the best attorneys to refute all our allegations, all our evidence. >> to tell you the truth, they would rather pay any fine on them not to shut them down. so that tells you, money is not san issue. >> even on the very day that sun flower was legally shut down, we saw indica

but did the sun turn into into a huge scandal? >> no. and he's also -- he has psas out there where he's talk about being a good parent in terms of drinking and more stringent requirements in terms of underaged drinking. so there's the high pape poypoc. >> just to be fair, his son wasn't drinking, he wasn't drinking and is his his job to police whatever may have been going on with all those red cups and that beach was on the morning show started out with it. as you know, they're about family, lifestyle, parenting. so they discuss it and what's a good parent to do? msnbc did i can seven or nine minutes on it, which is a long parenting discussion for cable tv because they were showing these pictures. and these pictures are shocking for a law enforcement officer. you know, not just the joke, but the commentary said this -- you know, jay leno in his monolog said miley cyrus called it fake, turn it down, the volume is too loud. this is the context, america. but on the other side of that, every parent who has teenagers know it's impossible to p

the world in terms of nuclear power stations but with growing environmental and safety concerns the sun may be setting on nuclear energy as we know it so many sis from around the world have come to discuss a possible shift away from nuclear fission. there are currently one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way france is almost a third of the total with fifty eight plants producing seventy eight percent of the country's energy needs only stations have produced well over one million cubic meters of radioactive waste ninety percent of which is stored in three facilities this is where nuclear fusion comes in almost the difference. nuclear fission isn't normally found in nature it's the process by which heavy elements split to form lighter elements and has been created by mankind to make poa stations and nuclear bombs. typical reaction a neutron hits isotope which caused it to destabilize and splits into small elements and neutrons giving off energy. fortunately it's also uses a large amounts of radioactive waste which is incredibly hard to dispo

the world in terms of nuclear power stations but with a growing environmental and safety concerns the sun may be setting on nuclear energy as we know it so ministers from around the world have come to discuss a possible shift away from nuclear fission. there are currently one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way france has almost a third of the total with fifty eight plants producing seventy eight percent of the country's energy needs only stations have produced well over one million cubic meters of radioactive waste ninety percent of which is stored in three facilities this is where nuclear fusion comes in almost the difference. nuclear fission isn't normally found in nature it's the process by which heavy elements split to form lighter elements and has been created by mankind to make poa stations and nuclear bombs. do typical reaction a neutron hits isotope which caused it to destabilize and splits into smaller. neutrons giving off energy unfortunately its also uses a large amount of radioactive waste which is incredibly hard to dispose of

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the blue shining through before the sun comes up. the sun will go down tonight. >> that's right. get door bell and the candy ready. >> kind of a crisp start to the morning. >> that's been the trend but a nice warm sunny finish. you run the heater in the morning, by the time you get home it's comfortable. temperatures are looking really good. if you stick with us here on nbc what a treat we have on this halloween thursday. the "today" show as you know they do it big. that's going to be fun starting after "today in the bay." "saturday night live," a special show for you parents who are staying home. that should be awesome as well. so temperatures this morning are mostly in the mid-40s to low 50s. we have upper 30s but only confined to the north bay. we have a mean weather system headed toward the great plains, the midwest as we head throughout the day. some cities are considering postponing halloween as a result. we're lucky to be in the bay area with temperatures in upper 70s. 78 in livermore. 71 fremont and 70 in san francisco. let's talk about halloween chen the sun sets. 65 deg