we'll pick up quarter to half inch of rain today. 53 the temperature, main street and tacoma park.mas cuss, 51. shorthand tily, 52. by 9:00 a.m. to 55. 56 by noon time. bit of a chill. or a jacket at least. >> here we are on i-95 northbound. nothing but rain i'm sorry to say. accident free. w about that. southbound if you're headed that direction. looking good we'll check out prince george's county on route 4. pretty much the same story on the inner loop and outer loop. >> thank you. 5:13. 51 degrees. hail to the redskins. huge win for the burgundy and goal and an even bigger victory for the quarterback. >>> and two men friends for six decadebut never met face to face until now. ♪ [ sniffs ] morning. dad, i'm not sixteen anymore. still, it was late. well... you're not gonna have to worry about that anymore. yeah, why's that? ♪ todd's a luc man. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ that's what i told him when we talked last week. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup [ninstrumental music ]] >>> here are the top stories at 5:15. u.s. state department issued a rare advisory for americans living or

. >>> a robbery ends with a high-speed chase and crash back here in tacoma park.lice say three suspects robbed the eastern carry-out and then took off. that's a chinese restaurant. a few minutes ter, the police spotted them chased them down lincoln avenue. they lost control of their car andlipped over in front of the mayor of tacoma park's front lawn. police are not releasing identities or age. >>> a student who lives in a rm at the university of maryland was robbed while walking on campus. around 4:30 this morning, three men walked up him, took his wallet and cell phone and took off. this is the latest in a string of robberies on campus that police are investigating. some of the victimsere robbed in nearby neighborhoods whe there's just a lot of off-campus housing. police are stepping up patrols and warning students not to be t between 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. the so-called crime time. that's when most of the robberies have happened. they're also asking students to be ext vigilant. >> honestly, i haven't really felt that safe at night. this just goes to reinforce

kim berley walked with school children in tacoma park. >> reporter: international walk to school day has international meaning. a crossing gua last year was hit by a car. she still hasn't returned to work. >> are we ready to walk to school? >> reporter: it takes serious organization to get a bunch of kindergarteners out the door by 8:00. >> you are brothers? >> no. >> just friends. >> cousins. >> community activism is a family affair that starts early in tacoma pa. >> walk to school. you can do it, too. >> thanks to renovations this, is the first year her school had a safe walk. >> we are returning from a holding site. this is our first year back. so far, so good. everybody is being very safe, watching out for the children. >> reporter: teaching kids and parents is the easy part. the hard part, teaching the drivers. >> a lot of reports of wreckless driving. we need to slow down, watch o for the crossing guards and patrols. >> reporter: 30% of the student body walkso school every day. >> what is the best part? >> walking to school with my friends. >> i am her friend. >> reporter: on t

. >>> three men are behind bars after police in tacoma park said they robbed a restaurant and led officers on a chase. they robbed a customer and some employees at the eastern carry-out. then officers chased them a half mile to lincoln street. the driver of e getaway car hit seral parked cars and flipped over. they were in a burgundy dodge intrepid. police have not released the names nor the as of those arrested. >>> growing concern at the university of maryland. recent attacks on studets have now moved on campus. police say three men jumped a student near a dorm, knocked him to the grounand took off with his wallet and cell phone. this is the latest attack on a string of robberies in college park. they are stepping up patrols and urge people to not be out at 2:00 a 4:00 a.m. when most robberies happen. >>> love to see that. donovan mcnabb's return to philadelphia was a successful one as the skins squeaked by the eagles, 17-12. nick nab played for the eagles for ten years, of course, but was traded last off-season after pressure from rabid philadelphia fan base there. and he responded, thr

they found man unconscious near blair road and cedar street, just blocks from the tacoma metro station. he was he was rushed to walte reed where he was pronounced dead. no word what caused his death but paramedics found what appeared to be a puncture wound in his chest h. police don't have any suspects at this point. >>> still ahead, who is asking the court to shut down gay marriage. >>> big changes for this morning's commute. >>> and return to normal simpt tom says this morning it will feel a lot like fall. >>> this is a live look at the mine caress cue efforts in >>> a live look from copiapo, chile. see the wheel turning? that means the rescue capsule is on its way up, we believe. this is the seventh miner to be rescued since the rescue operation kicked into gear late last night. is is one of the master drilling machine operators who has been working at this mine site. caress cue crews, chilean president, family members all thered around this site waiting for their loved ones to come to the surface to be given some medical attention and to begin the process. very early steps of tryin

three men are in custody after an armed robbery and crash steps from the mayor of tacoma park. it was sunday on lincoln avenue. the three men flipped their dodge after robbing three people at the eastern carryout with semiautomatic guns. >> crews will be paving a section of the event county connector until about 7:00 this morning. it will resume the next three days from 7:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. if you live near shady grove and i-370 it wills noisier than usually. it is expected to open late this year or early even next year. there is a traffic alert this morning for drivers who take telegraph road. beginning this morning through thursday expect construction between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. the telegraph northbound ramp to i-495 south will be close and left lines north and south on telegraph between huntington and duke. you should try to find alternate routs. >> it is 4:35 on monday. for the sixth time in a little more than six weeks students in college park are on high alert. over the weekend another person was attacked and robbed right near the university of maryland. courtney

police found a man with severe trauma near the tacoma metro station along the 9 loo block of blare road. at this point, there is no suspect or motive in last night's incident. the victim's name has not been released. >>> the illegal immigrant charged in the drunk driving accident that killed a nun and injured two of her sisters will be in court today. many would like to know how 23- year-old he went for two years without a previous drunk driving conviction hearing. the 0 balm ma administration is withholding -- the obama administration is withholding the result of the investigation. police say he was drunk when he struck and killed the nun in bristow last august. >>> an update on the governor's race in maryland. talk about a big mixup for the montgomery county league of voters. their information guide lists bob ehrlich as a democrat. big mistake. the form for governor is a republican. the legal has apologized, but they don't plan to reprint another brochure. the ehrlich campaign says the mistake is no big deal. >>> tomorrow, we're going to bring you live coverage of the latest debate in

news where you live, one of the last big outdoor events before winter, the annual street festival in tacomamorrow from 10:00 in the morning to 5:00 in the afternoon. music, crafts, and food of course. for more information or other stories from where you live, go to wusa9news.com. keep us up to date with what is happening happening happening in your neighborhood. -- happening in your neighborhoods. contact us. we want to be part of your team. >>> 6,000 boy scouts commemorating a special anniversary, the boy scout's 10 10th anniversary. they braved chilly temperatures, pitched tents, and they had a sleepover. among the guests today, baltimore's top cop, the police commissioner. >> we will have our s.w.a.t. team and our helicopter and demonstrating what we do, but i thought on like a personal level what could i do? >> he sent two messages, first that the commissioner is interested in scouting, youth, and the success of the scouting program. the second message that was sent was that this is a great place to be. >> we got -- we go on a lot of trips like this like camp spencer each summer. that's

williams has a turbulent family life and has moved between four temporary homes around tacoma in two years. the 15-year-old was moving again when we met her in september. so you're heading -- >> wherever. stay... pretty much whatever from there. >> reporter: amidst ongoing trauma at home, school has been her beacon. >> without school, i don't know where i'd be. math equations, two plus two is four, can never get that wrong. i mean, it fell ters your blood, there's no wrong in that. but when it comes to home life it's very confusing. i don't know if kid do this. >> reporter: but last winter when she moved 10 mile as way to escape a threatening home situation, her school offered her only city bus passes for transportation. a daily round trip trek of five buses and three and a half hours on the road. all without a winter coat. >> i had to get up at 4:30 or so it really discouraged me from going to school and stuff. sometimes i would just stay home. >> reporter: after five weeks she got legal help and her school, a clover park school district near tacoma, changed the arrangement. the dis

a wet ride out west, on i-5, from seattle to tacoma and olympia. >> if you are flying today, you canxpect some airport delays along the east coast. boston, new york, philly, washington, charlotte and miami. >>> for 1 of the 33 miners, today is not just his first day of freedom. it is also the day on which his son will be born. >> richard villaroel was the 28th miner to be rescued and the 1st to give an interview about his ordeal. here's abc's john quinones. >> reporter: 27-year-old richard villaroel came out of the shaft, miner 28. when the mine collapsed, his wife was pregnant. and this is the message he sent her when he was down below. to my senora, tell her that i love her a lot and that i'm going to get out soon. and this is what he said moments ago, from the hospital. i never used to pray, he says. here, i learned to pray. i got closer to god. now, that the worst is over, it's time for the men who were so strong for so many weeks, to admit they were frightened. we didn't want to wait anymore, he says. we were deteriorating. we were skinny. i lost 12 kilos. and i was scared of no

in tacoma park, an degree degree kwra -- andrea mccarren. >> this is not the first time they've beenestigating a case involving a semen attack. >>> has some mad bomber been playing mind game withes the new york city police? they're finding 12 pounds of military grade explosives dug up by a caretaker at a manhattan cemetery. they were stuffed in a plastic bag and find nearby, a kreupic message left by someone. written on the sidewalk down the street here apparently in chalk is a statement that says i really hope one of you find this. >> police are investigating whether the message in the chalk is connected to the explosives. get this, the bag full of c-4 was discovered last year. the cemetery caretaker simply left it around on the property. maybe he didn't realize what it was. it was this past weekend another worker found it and that worker called the cops. >>> a man is in jail accused of trying to shoot his neighbor. police say 31-year-old la von pointer opened fire on his neighbor's house. two people were inside the house at the time and one of them was hit in the ankle. pointer is

. >> reporter: tom woods came from tacoma, washington to take part and do his part to reverse the trend that he says hasn't served the left well lately. >> republicans circled the wagons, and the liberals attack our own guys. >> reporter: and while you ha been har president pressed to find a tea party member at this party, darryl bolden is the national coordinator of cfee party progressives. >> from my own state of tennessee where i'm from, they're exceptionally motivated by ignorance, weren't out protesting under george bush. so this is not a reaction to the tea party, this is the antidote to the tea party. >> we've got to go home and we've got to hit the pavement. we've got to knock on doors. we've got to get ready for the midterm exam. >> reporter: that midterm exam being the midterm elections with control of congress and the country's agenda for the next few years in the balance. more groups to converge on washington to try and influence the outcome. derek ward, news4. >>> if you're on a metro bus, you can expect some delays this weekend. the rally we just mentioned continues to del

the wing of it, as they were back out of a gate at seattle tacoma international airport. nobody hurt at sea-tac. the planes are both being inspected for damage. >>> the jetblue flight attendant who quit his job after yelling after a passenger and sliding down the emergency chute is breaking his silent to. some steven slater is a folk hero. to others, he is a crazy flight attendant who had a very public meltdown. slater is saying it was just something he had to do. >> uhm, you know what? at the end of the day, why i believe that i probably did that was i knew that if i went out that front door, that i was probably coming right back. and i think when i look back on it maybe subconsciously, i needed to go in a way that i knew was final. >> oh, it was. slatedder was charged with three felony counts including criminal mischief and reckless endangerment. rather than facing a try he pled guilty, got a $10,000 fine. >>> since we're on this airline theme, i'm told that all right, fleet week is over here in san francisco but because of the world series games, the u.s. marine corps

showers from seattle to tacoma. >> phoenix will climb to 97.land, 68. 60s from fargo, minneapolis, detroit. 59 in boston. 62 in new york. 82 in new or leans. >>> it is home to tallest mountain in the world. and now one of smallest wonders as well. >>> this man is now officially the world's shortest man. he stands just 22 inches tall and weighs 12 pounds. he was certified by "guinness" today on his 18th birthday. >>> he is 5 inches shorter than a colombian man who previously held the record. we cannot write stuff as good as this. he said he wants to get married and travel the world in his wife's handbag. save him some money on tickets. >> like paris carries her little dog. >> oh. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't driv

. >> mark and ben launched a development company or rpd, a taco tacoma, washington based construction company six years ago. they believed they had a solution to the problem. >> we found if we have people that are excited about what they do and get along with their co-workers and have a trust level with their co-workers they end up doing good work and, in fact earn money. >> this is one of rpd's crews. a small group that works together on projects. today they're on a team-building retreat to develop communication skills and trust. >> that's something that is priceless. because when you get a team functioning and communicating, the sky's the limit. they can do anything, above their potential. >> they work with the lighthouse institute, a leadership development company that provides specialized training. >> you'll see better communication, increased trust. people will enjoy their job more when we enjoy our job more we do tend to give more in the process. >> you guys are relying not enough on each other. >> the company has been able to cultivate leaders from within. >> outside the team b

it turns out it happened in front of the tacoma mayor's home. >> it was here at the eastern carry-out along eastern avenue where police say three men walked in with semiautomatic weapons and robbed three people. after the robbery, a lookout was issued for a dodge intrepid. the vehicle was spotted. takoma park police say the car overturned near the 300 block of lincoln avenue. it slammed into another vehicle as well. all of it happened in front of the takoma park mayor's home. mayor bruce williams thinks the vehicle was going too fast when it hit speed bumps on the street. >> hit the speed bump, slipped and scooted up. >> reporter: two suspects were taken into custody at the accident scene. a third made a run for t that suspect was later found with the help of montgomery county police. also, maryland state police an u.s. park police assisted in the search from the air. matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> there is no information on the suspects arrested. we did speak to a worker at the carry-out and he says the staff is doing just fine. >>> d.c. detectives are investigating a deadly shooting

aeria tacoma's wife had a baby while he was trapped.ew life ahead of you is happy, the chilean president told him. so it went around the clock. and finally the last man, the leader for all the trapped miners, luis ozura. at last, the six rescuers who descended to help were brought up. the first one in was the last one out. manuel gonzalez waved and bowed to the camera so far below, then rode up to a tumultuous celebration. then a talk with the president about the lessons of the disaster, the rescue, and the hope for the future. i hope we have learned from this and that chilean mining will be different, he said, and hope that things will be done correctly, that things will be done right. this is what i want. >> just amazing moments. up next, how they did it, while trapped a half mile under ground and 17 days before anyone even knew they were alive. up next what it takes mentally to endure man versus wild. >> the hardest thing to do for a survivor is not knowing if anyone's going to reach you, if anyone's looking for you, those are real h

if you can help catch the man responsible, call the tacoma police. >> 31-year-old love on pointer isccused of shooting at his neighbor's house. one person was shot in the ankle. the victim was flown to the hospital and it is expected to be ok. there is no word on the motive. >> president obama has made a call to action for community 5000 moreo produce degree boulders -- 500,000 more degree holders by 2015. >> anti- plans to get his degree from a four-year agree -- degree. >> i can get an associate's degree and it does not weigh as heavily as a bachelor's degree. and >> i think that is a typical perspective of students because they are taught that they should go on today for your degree. but president obama is leading the way to change that perception by emphasizing the value of an associate's degree in the u.s. work force. only 25% of the country's committee college students get a certificate, an associate degree, or transfer to a four- year institution. >> this initiative by the president gives us an umbrella with which we can approach this. we can actually say, ok, here are our goa

tacoma park, 54. 48 at largo and clinton. 45 in chantilly. bus stop, 55 to 60. nothing but sunshine. sun will come up at 7:11. your high today, 79 at 3:00 today. look at that weekend. ashley, got plns? >> not big plans. the weather is just too beautiful to pass up. fortunately around the regn not too difficult to make it around. no big problems to report on the inner loop as you make your way leaving the tysons stretch. get the all clear. those headlights putting along at the posted speed limit. we do have some volume. it's going to be heavy as you leave college park for silver spring. it's at this pace. it's not too terrible f. you' traveling the freeway, third street tunnel out of the district, we have the left lane blocked by trailer too tall to get in. once beyond it, no problems. eun and joe, back to you. >> all right. thanks. more now on the breaking news we have we've been following all morning long. hit and run yesterday in dupont circle is now in police custody. news 4 has learned jarita davidson turned herself in just a short time ago. >>> this morning

tacoma pa, 51 degrees. there's still a light wind there. 9 to 13 miles per hour down i-95, 43.illiam county, 39 degrees. your high, 62 to 63. increasing clouds. your shwers, after today's little breezy 63, your showers will get tomorrow. and then thursday we'll be getting some sunshine back. let's see how we're doing on your roadways. >> 395 and 14th street bridge, we did have a broken down vehicle. i'm going to go out on a limb and say i believe it's out of the roadway watcng the pace of the cars. it is slow and congested, but i suspect that car has been pushed over to the shoulder. let's hope so. if that changes, i'll let you know. les see how chopper 4 is doing, capital beltway. both directions, betweencollege park and silver spring, doing fine. out on the rails whave problems. they are all delayed, some of which very significant delays up to almost 20 minutes. check with mark rail. they have issues on brunswick. vre, fredericksburg, 302, slightly delayed. metro looking good. joe, eun. >> 53 depress. they are eco-friendly. so why is a company sending its new bags to the dump

inside most people would say this is the ghost of the past, an idle auto plant that used to produce tacoma vibes and pick 81s. instead, tesla sees it as the future where a new generation of electric cars will be built. the clock is ticking with production less than two years away. the vice president of manufacturing, it is his job to make the transformation. >> what we have in mind is a little bit of like aerospace and clean and organized and visual. >> reporter: tesla will make the model s electric sedan here. it will start slowly with one shift a day with 450 emplo emps about one tenth of the number of numi workers. >> not everything you see here is going to necessarily stay in place. some will be la replaced by newer equipment. the tesla plant when it goes in production two years from now will be occupying only 5% to 10% of the original numi plant. >> this was the one that we hoped we could get but really didn't think we could afford. >> the $42 million purchase was helped by a loan from the department of energy designed to promote green tech. tesla paid an additional $17 million for eq

it is here in the washington area, about two decades ago, tacoma park in the washington, dc and maryland allowed this voting in school elections and it is a growing trend. the argument for it, is folks say, well, although you are not a citizen, because of constitution and the federal law, schools are required to educate your children, so, since the schools are acting with your children you should have a stay in school board decisions and a vote on who is in the school board and then grown from there to some municipalities saying extend that to the tax issues, local tax issues and what not, as well. but they are not citizens? >> that is right. they would be open to anyone from legal immigrants to in some cases illegal el -- immigrant, the portland referendum requires you are in the country legally, and some, that is not even a requirement. >>neil: what do you show when you go to the polling place? >>guest: whatever residency, proof of residency you have that you are part of living in that jurisdiction. >>neil: you have no reason to be, you are illegal here and you can decide what happens

this happened in the tacoma branch of the montgomery county college. >>> the race for maryland governorwo candidates squared off in their first debate this campaign season. mart uno'malley and bob ehrlich went head to head at wyd steve in baltimore. ehrlich blasted o'malley's administration saying they were unfriendly to business. o'malley shot back touting his own work in the midst of a recession. >> we have not created one net new job in the past four years. that is a real problem. we have doubled our unemployment rate. >> the truth of the matter is we have actually created over # 3,000 net new jobs. that is not me saying that. that is the bureau of labor statistics. we have to continue to create jobs because we have a deep hole to climb out of. >> a second debate sponsored in port by the "washington post" is schedule for thursday. o'malley and ehrlich will also take to the radio waves later this month. >>> in maryland, voter registration appear indications must be hand delivered by 9:00 p.m. or postmarked on mail-in forms no later than today. >>> trouble in hollywood loveland. are co

. >> three men are now in custody after a dramatic end to an armed robbery in tacoma park. police say the men held up the eastern carryout and took off in a dodge intrend. a chase followed. the driver lost control and flipped the car hitting several other cars. it was right near where the mayor of takoma park lives. three are dead after three separate shootings in d.c. over the weekend. michael most cornish of silver spring was killed yesterday morning. it was on harvard street. the other two were early saturday morning. angelo jones and jonathan johnson were killed. we are coming up on 5:05 now on this monday. thousands of american tourists heading to europe are packing an extra worry today. a new warning to be extra alert. intelligence reports indicate terrorists may be plotting attacks on public places overseas. emily schmidt has the report. good morning, emily. >> alison, good morning. this is a pretty rare alert and applies to any american who is already in europe or is planning on traveling there. what is more, it goes all the way through the holiday season, not set t

found a man unconscious late last night near blair road in cedar street northwest just blocksrom the tacomaetro station. paramedics rushed the man to walter reed. there's no word on what caused his deh but police found what appears to be a puncture wound in his chest. they don't have any suspects at this point. >> ourime right now, 14 minutes after 11:00. the fight over gay marriage in the district is not over. coming up today, opponents are asking the u.s. supreme court to take up this case, plus the first lady hits the campaign trail. she has a busy schedule leading up to the election. >> and movie makers are working in the district again today. we'll tell you how to avoid the road block. stay with us. . >>> right now. 15 of the 33 trapped miners in chile are safe. rescuers began pulling them to safe tolerate last night. the men have been trapped almost a half mile underground for more th than two months. >>> rst lady michelle obama is hitting the campaign trail. she will visit ten fundraisers in 12 states. today she's in milwaukee to stump for russ feingold. it's the first time that the

in old tacoma maryland, it is the tacoma street festival. where old takoma is, it is where carol avenue meets. the festival has 18 bands. they'll have activities for the kids and food to please any pallet. the party starts at 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and it is free. if you might want to take a road trip, head to waterford, virginia where the waterford fair is going on today through sunday. waterford, just about an hour drive from downtown d.c. the fair is the oldest craft fair in virginia. there, you can tour historic homes and they'll have over 150 crafty people there getting on a hands on demonstration. 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. adults are $17. kids 12 and under are free. and i don't have many -- actually, you're about to see a craft of mine. because the eighth annual turkish fair. that's why i chose the music, going on this weekend sponsored by the turkish cultural foundation. this week, i caught up with them and tried my hand at a little can kabob cutting. >> one of the participating restaurants in the festival. i'm joined by the festiva

into a coma, the federal judge called for the reinstatement of a spokane nurse -- last month, in tacoma, the federal judge called for the reinstatement of a spokane nurse who was released from duty under don't ask/don't tell. if the white standard will be applied across the military, the military will show that an individual soldier's the discharge will be better for the unit, that's pacific unit, then the military -- that specific unit, then the entire military branch. should congress repealed don't ask/don't tell or of polled -- or of hold the judge's ruling? hold the and judge's ruling? >> we need to it look at what they have to say and what this report as to say and thoroughly investigate this before we make a decision. the way i look at this thing -- my three r's of public service, is it a reasonable thing to do, a rational thing to do, a responsible thing to do? that is what i will do as senator. >> i am not only going to complete the respect major wheait. i have taught him some men who have returned from afghanistan who served so proudly. they know that everyone who wants to give

automaker is saying only that it repurchased two vehicles, a corolla and a tacoma. toyota says no problems were found in either of those vehicles. >>> let's check the roads. >> i think we got a little lucky because earlier in the morning, it was raining pretty hard. >>> san mateo, golden gate, richmond traffic bridge looking good. no problems on the dumbarton bridge. here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. happy friday, everyone. for some it was a rainy morning and for others, it continues. there's a lot of clouds. the rainline has been moving north since about 6:00 this morning. very heavy totals coming in from the russian river about 1 to 1 poi 5. santa rosa over 1. marin county starts to stack up and napa county toward lake and mendocino. watch how the system bowings back and goes south to north. it actually aligns itself. even if you don't have the rain, it's probably cloudy to mostly cloudy. that system has a lot of moisture with it. it will weaken as it starts to get closer. 60s, to near 70s for high. not as warm in the santa clara valley as yesterday. but still not

tacoma airport in seattle was the most functional leaving on time. >> and up next, holiday discountss and can walking help best deals and can walking help ,,,,,,,,,,,,s you age? bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. >>> a friday kind of feel today here on our corner of the world. welcome back to "the early show." it is the middle of october so let's talk about christmas shopping. >> good idea. >> absolutely not especially looking for great buys on toys for kids. a lot of the big retailers are marking down prices. ahead this morning we'll tell you which stores, which toys, and why. >> all right. also coming up, how walking can help your brain, as well as your body, acco

i'm joined live now by captain john peterson, he hales from tacoma, washington.ol. any word on whether or not the guy, the wounded man, as he walked down, was possibly someone that you suspect of insurgent activity? >> right now, the local police have him. he's claiming to be a police from a different district up north of here. so they're going to check into the police up there, call their connections and find out if that actually checks out. >> yeah, it seems quite unlikely. i notice you're also trying to build relationships not only with the guy running the clinic, but the shop keepers? i notice a great deal of suspicion. these people have been through decades of war and they're kind of sick of soldiers of all stripes. >> i think it's going well. the main thing when we patrol in populated areas we make a big effort to get as many afghan national security forces out there, afghan national army, afghan national police out there so they can connect with the people because in the among run they're the ones that are going to be here long-term, 50 years from now. we'

tacoma, washington. you are on the air. republican line. caller: good morning. i think it really is a referendum on the president as much as it is anything else. and i think we understand that this president did not step into a mess, but he as the president of the united states has to serve the people and not politics. he played too much politics. i think if he were to focus on jobs and the economy first and not the healthcare bill, then he would have gotten more support for health-care reform. i think what he took power, he decided to serve just one side of the island i think that has been his biggest problem. i wish you would have a segment on flash trading, the algorithm is trading. we talked about the separation of wealth and i found out after doing some research on google and watching that "60 minutes" podcast if you days ago that exposed this, goldman sachs is the 4 runner and it is a essentially supercomputers, tens of millions of dollars invested in supercomputers on wall street and it is estimated about 70% of all the trading is done by these complex al

tacoma i want to ask about a recent article. -- >> i want to ask about a recent article. the impimplication seems to be that executives are overpaid and the value they bring is less than the competition they have received. cao is that your opinion? taco -- is that your opinion? >> there are definitely some actors and actresses. unfortunately companies do not do a cut in that job of determining that people are really worth contribution, not just on a market basis, but if i am quite to pay someone several million dollars, there really aren't very good. i do not think they do a good job. >> mr. white, i would like your response to that. >> i agree that is a complicated issue in determining the value from an investor's standpoint. the problem is that companies do not view that with the return on investment type of perspective. it comes up and a number of fawcett's of our discussion with them. for example, when they asked the market for equity, there question is always raised in what is your limit? in other words, how much can we get? instead of, this is the amount of investme

increases year-over-year in foreclosure activity and the hardest hit city out of them all, seattle, tacoma, bellevue in washington state. that saw 71% increase in foreclosures. ann? >> melissa lee, thank you so much for that report. >>> and the san francisco giants have taken game one of the world series. last night they beat the texas rangers, 11-7. game two two is tonight. it is now 7:04. >> thank you very much. >> cliff lee. got to him quickly. mr. roker? >> we have some bad weather in the pacific northwest where we don't normally see it. big storm system coming onshore. it's bringing with it a lot of wind, a lot of rain stretching from just north of san francisco all of the way up to seattle. they could use some of that rain but we are looking at rainfall amounts generally anywhere from about a half inch to an inch of rain especially in north northwestern parts of california. we're expecting to see showers around the eastern great lakes, hit-or-miss thunderstorms through florida. windy conditions in the western >>> a beautiful sunrise view of the clouds lightening up. we doe have cloud