the windchill it will feel like the 20s. northwest winds 10 to 20, even in the evening. breezy with a high of 40 on sunday. 44 monday, probably the best day of the week, and that is new year's eve. no delay for those celebrations. you won't have any travel trouble on new year's day we could see a quick rain or snow shower but the latest model data doesn't look like much. all right so we're just going to see a mostly dry forecast, though it will be cold, highs only in the 30s thursday and friday of next week. >> all right. i see those 30s. thank you,er i will could. >>> all right, we're all charged up. >> yes, it's exciting. it's meaningful football. that's what redskins fans wanted. doesn't get any more meaningful than this game. >> exciting. >> prime time, all eyes on redskins-cowboys this weekend. how does rgiii feel from possibly ending his rookie season with a rival sweep? plus, the cowboys are known to choke. hear why they say it won't happen this year. >>> plus, the can the wizards head into the new year on a win streak? sports is next. >>> well, things don't get m

of course, the northwest suburbs can see more than the metro area. the big picture, watch out for the roads tomorrow. by the afternoon, it starts to mix to rain, clearing out by the evening. sunday is dry, high of 48 degrees. new year's day, there could be an icy mix. >> scientists say prevented cancer screenings in america are at a decade low. researchers at the university of miami miller school of medicine compared screening rates for the most common types of cancers with those screening rates for cancer survivors. when it comes to recommendations, screenings are down for all types of cancers, except for colon rector cancel -- cancer. the secret to treating cancer patients could be in a mushroom. researchers are unlocking the power of the turkey tail. >> this is how she shares her gift, teaching children on the ice. >> skating is the a sense of exhilaration. >> and this is how she feeds her soul. >> it gives me the opportunity to express myself. >> then came breast cancer. >> once i was diagnosed, i kind of shut everything down. >> she is convinced

semi from the northwest. i'm mad at her with with a gray suit and yellow tie. >> we all came here in the region. people like to have a big issue and it is known to transfer is the point of giving free education when young people can't edit? we are started and we need to finish it up out of power with god and continue doing what we do i think we get nowadays. [applause] >> we've got somebody on the benches to the southeast? who have been cut from the southeast? what about the gentleman at the unfair. yes, you serve. don't let this election around. it is here. your moment has arrived. >> judgments are misrepresenting the hunton constituency. thank you are a much, mr. speaker. public transport is an issue that will not go away most decisive action is taken. time and time again young people in my constituency telling me public transport. maybe because it doesn't go far enough or perhaps they are expected to pay a full adult fare until they're 18. i young people in the area seemed to me they feel the effects of leg

the high pressure settles into our area and the wind picks up out of the northwest 25-30 m.p.h. early in the morning. no watch or advisories with the exception of extreme western maryland, still with a winter storm warning for garrett county until 7:00 in the morning. the future-cast tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds, more sunshine than clouds, but the strong northwest wind will make it feel like the 20's as we move into early tomorrow evening. tomorrow night, it will be cold, not quite as windy as right now. travel plans, are going to the game at fedex field, bundled up. cold and windy 25-32 tonight. tomorrow, the same wind at about 20-30 the temperatures at 25--- 35-40, but it will feel like 25- 28. the game time forecast, cold, the wind out of the north northwest at 15-25, the air temperature 34 degrees. the wind chill factor, you don't want to hear this, 22 or so. chance of showers late monday night, new year's eve. tuesday, a few showers here and there, but no big storms on the way. >> the wind chill, my goodness. >> the cold wind. it will freeze the cowboys. >> that is

we're starting to see some slowdowns in the northwest corner near 795. me delays southbound as you come towards the beltway. pretty typical delays for that time of the morning. 80 minutes on the west side down towards 95. -- 18 minutes on the west side down towards 95. we're looking at ok on the rest of the major roadways. this is the harrisburg expressway. things are moving fine. 95 in howard county, things are picking up in volume. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we go back out to ava marie who is live at the spca this morning. those dogs are so adorable. >> we are now showing a cat that is up for adoption at the maryland spca. there's no place like home for the holidays. you're trying to collect presents for them to keep the pets happy and healthy. you can donate to the maryland spca or maybe taking a pet home for the holidays. let's get a check of the seven- day forecast. temperatures may be in the 50's today. temperatures will drop down for the morning and then rise this afternoon. more rain thursday into friday. >> thank you. 48 degrees

[applause] >> who have we got from the northwest? the northwest. massive troop of people from the northwest. have you all not spoken before? okay. what about the guy at the end? yes. right at the end with the gray suit. >> i'm daniel and i'm from the northwest. minimum wage isn't the be all end all of wages. [inaudible] young people we don't have much experience, massive unemployed people from all ages. they've got more advantage than us. we have to pay -- [inaudible] >> we have to can useoo that to our advantage. thank you. >> okay. the young woman in the corner of the chamber. with flowers in her hair, leapt to her feet and has been striving regularly to contribute. now you can be heard. >> i'm from the southwest of england. we can clearly see this 16-pound -- 6-pound and 19 pounds is for 21 and over and that -- [inaudible] -- won't get to 96 if you're under the age of 21 but you pay tax under the age of 21, don't you? where is that fair or right? [applause] >> have we got any men from the west midlands? men from the west midlands? no? suddenly d

those strong winds out of the northwest are bringing in colder air. so we will see the temperature drop below freezing, especially in the north and west suburbs. 26 to 32 for your overnight lows. we'll slowly warm into the 30s

some snow is trying to move into the northwest, a little snow. the pink is a changeover and rain farther back out north and west. once it gets here, it's basically going to be in the form of snow to start late tonight and early tomorrow morning. a lot of moisture is coming in from the west moving at a good clip. it won't stay around long. holding at 38 degrees in town, freezing back out to the western suburbs, manassas 32, gaithersburg 32, frederick 30. there is no question tomorrow morning it's going to be cold enough for all snow around here. the big question is just how much of a changeover are we going to get and how much of a little bit of snow on the ground do we get before that changeover starts to happen? the winter weather advisory is in place. this still does not include d.c., fairfax or prince george's county and then those counties down to the south, prince william, stafford, spotsylvania, you're out of this thing. it's basically the primary counties up to the north and west. they're almost always in the winter weather advisory when we

north and west as we'll see here on radar, it looks like some of this is coming in pretty quick to the northwest, western maryland, hagerstown maybe seeing a few flakes in the next 15, 20 minutes. there's also the possibility some of this is not really reaching the ground out there as we still have fairly dry low levels, but eventually it will and we will get snow around here for just about everybody by overnight tonight. if you're south and east of the city, kind of that line of i- 95, then chances are you're

we're already beginning to see a little light snow moving up towards the northwest. it will fill in, though. i think by sunrise, so overnight tonight, early tomorrow morning just about everybody will be getting in on the act. here is futurecast tomorrow at 4 a.m. it starts to get in here to the city and moves across.

you're border protection facilities and the two forty seven acre northwest plaza sorry -- this is the plaza i i guess most of you know this but this was the rolls of quite a lot of work with -- site and the other work included the north point on the left of the picture the ground transportation area between terminal 21 and 29 and the april between the ship and terminal and the installation of the system, fenders and bull lards and professions of miscellaneous furniture and equipment. we will talk more about the budget but need to bring the budget into a range that we can afford we will defer the public restrooms and also the terminal pro visioning building which, is out in the north east part of the facility. if and when the money becomes available. these will be added to the probability. this is a photoof the ada accessible gain way transition for the passenger loadings and these are unique and made by only two companies in the world and they -- kind of like a gang way of an airport, they service and maintain no more than one and 12 slopes ships which vary all overt place and the hei

winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. we'll talk about not one, not two, but the potential of three storms in the extended outlook. that is coming up. >> lots to prepare for. a local business at the georgetown institution found out its lease is not being renewed. no official reason has been given and dozens of workers will soon be out of a job. >> this house has been a fixture on the georgetown waterfront since 1945. but now it's days are numbered. the current owner says he just got notice from his landlord the national parks service his lease will not be renewed. >> i have 30 days to get out with no explanation. it is just saying they are terminating our relationship. >> the news are sending shock waves through the commu >> to hear that is happening, it is a little upsetting. >> that is a shame. it is a neat thing for the community and neighborhood. >> we did not get answers from the park service either. they told us there was no trouble with the agency but he realizes he a on a south after site. >> georgetown has changed

semi from the northwest. i'm mad at her with with a gray suit and yellow tie. >> we all came here in the region. people like to have a big issue and it is known to transfer is the point of giving free education when young people can't edit? we are started and we need to finish it up out of power with god and continue doing what we do i think we get nowadays. [applause] >> we've got somebody on the benches to the southeast? who have been cut from the southeast? what about the gentleman at the unfair. yes, you serve. don't let this election around. it is here. your moment has arrived. >> judgments are misrepresenting the hunton constituency. thank you are a much, mr. speaker. public transport is an issue that will not go away most decisive action is taken. time and time again young people in my constituency telling me public transport. maybe because it doesn't go far enough or perhaps they are expected to pay a full adult fare until they're 18. i young people in the area seemed to me they feel the effects of leg

and sun clouds showers and cold and windy will be out of the northwest and that's a cool breeze. oakland san francisco, inland temperatures will be the same. it looks like cold air arrives than will be a stronger system. >>> and ben bernanke will announce results as he supports the fragile economic recovery. he said it's not enough to keep us from going over the fiscal cliff but it could help to cushion the fall. >>> a new trip survey shows almost half the people asked plan to be away for the holidays. two thirds will be visiting families and 07 percent is planning on spending more. >>> today you will automatically get the file and twitter will place a gray default photo in there if you top know how to. >>> time now 5:51, accusing a reality television show of cheating. why they say don't believe what you see on the screen. >>> and they are making some couples say the best day to get married is today. q . >>> a big-rig making an illegal turn caused a crash. a car crashed into that big-rig as it was making that u-turn and shortly after another car drove up on that site but he come s

temperatures will drop off from the northwest to the southeast. when you wake up tomorrow, could be a few spots that have a little bit of ice and maybe a few snow hours -- snow showers. when gusts could get up to 40 mph. another storm is on the way. we will show you that in a few minutes. this big storm caused a bunch of flight delays. we will send it over to georgia let us at bwi -- over to georgia at bwi. >> the weather has made traveling difficult in and out of baltimore delays. delays and cancellations continue at this hour. for those lucky enough to get on a plan today, they tell me it was a scary right. >> it was one of those days to travel but mother nature had other ideas. >> we decided to spend christmas in las vegas. today the odds were not with us. >> this family's flight from las vegas to baltimore made it but their final leg to connecticut was like the more the victim hundred flights nationwide on wednesday -- canceled because of a massive winter storm. >> we are happy to be on the ground. it was kind of rough up there. we are sort of

the wind gusts coming out of the northwest, sustained winds getting close to 25 to 30 miles per hour across the region. chilly with the strong wind. another snow on the way. >> a police officer remains on routine administrative leave after a deadly shooting in carroll county. authorities said a taneytown police officer shot and killed 26-year-old edward becker following a confrontation with investigators. police were called to, st. brigid were called to commerce street after -- police were called to commerce street. >> once he got to within arm's length of one of the officers and raised the hammer, the officer discharged a round from his service weapon, striking the deceased in the upper torso. >> becker later died at the hospital per the officer will remain on leave pending an investigation. city police are looking for information into an east baltimore shooting. officers found a man suffering a gunshot wound to the stomach. crews took into the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. so far investigators have no suspects. coming up on "11 news at noon," a brawl causes some store

as that moisture continues to flow off from the northwest towards the southeast, meanwhile farther towards the west high pressure dominating in china. that keeps it dry and sunny but very, very cold. take a look at some of these highs. beijing just at minus 3 and seoul not even hitting the freezing mark as welle. in tokyo you get up to 8, but the low through the overnight hours gets down to the freezing mark in the mid-part of the week. as we look over towards the americas, we continue to watch a series of storm systems here into the west. that has been bringing already some gusty winds actually in utah here. you saw 153-kilometer-per-hour winds day. it will push off in the next 24 hours and bring in gusty winds and this heaviy snowfall. 20 centimeters anywhere in the black. some isolated areas into higher elevations could keep upwards of 60 centimeters of snowfall. not just here but a separate storm system pushing onshore in british columbia. that will bring heavy snowfall for you. this one not just affecting this area. as we look into the next several days, it is going to be cruising out

that's in-between area that has air funneling in from the northwest. ll pass to the south into tomorrow and the next round of moisture makes its way here, likely passing to the south on today but a little bit could skirt into the area and could bring an icy mix, something to watch out for on new year's day. good news for partygoers late into monday night. 42 for the high new year's eve. dropping to 30 degrees into the night so you might want a jacket. 41 degrees on new year's day when we could see a wintry mix and temperatures hovering near 40 degrees the rest of the week. >> a baltimore school administrator is making a difference around the globe. she spent a week volunteering in the dominican republic, helping to build a school there. >> clare donnahour is the assistant principal at the kennedy krieger school in baltimore but earlier this month she was a volunteer on a mission to the dominican republic. >> it was a unique chance to take my love of working with kids and bring it into a completely different area. >> she was one of 40 volunteers chosen t

shifting to the northwest. temperatures really died later in the day. in fact there's a good 47. ind dropping the temperature in the afternoon. only 25 on friday. 30 on saturday. to better chance of snow perhaps on christmas day. we will keep you posted on the track of the storm. >>thank you for joining us today. >>ñúq

the northwest, you saw the video of the derailment, am tack towards seattle. another storm system with more rain, more mountain snows, 1 to 2 feet of snow has been falling from the rockies all the way back to the pacific northwest. the rain in new england turning into -- in southern new england turning to snow up in maine. a lot attach expected there -- a lot of that expected there. for us the winds kick up. most of the showers stay in the mountains. might even see a little bit of wet snow mixing in in the very highest elevations by midday with a mix of sun and clouds and just a stray sprinkle around here possible. rain chances maybe 10%, 20%. tonight we're dipping into the upper 30s in town. low 30s north and west. 54 tomorrow. it's going to be a pretty nice day with lighter winds and sunshine. thursday features clouds increasing. afternoon showers, 53. so our weather alert code is yellow on thursday because the evening commute could be a longer one than you'd like. friday rain or snow flurry possible. chilly and blustery for the upcoming weekend. 5:17. we th

the north koreans launched a missile from a facility in the northwest in april. it blew up less than two minutes after liftoff. now, north korea's neighbors have gone through this before. the country's announcement at the beginning of the month sparked a series of preparations in south korea, japan and elsewhere. nhk world's reporter has reported on the korean peninsula for years. both from seoul and tokyo. hiroki, so why did north korea go ahead in the face of strong opposition? >> well, kim jong-il was to preserve the nation's sovereignty. this included peaceful use of nuclear technology and space exploration. the north koreans insist this launch is such for peaceful use. on april 15th, in his first speech after the last-minute launch, kim jong-un said peace is precious but that the dignity of the people under sovereignty of the nation are even more precious. he indicated his intention to follow his father's footsteps and this launch is seen as part of that, i think. >> so why did the north koreans choose to launch now? >> well, experts point to two reasons. and

the northoreansauncd a missile from a facility in the northwest in april. blew up less than two minutes after liftoff. now, the south korean ministry of national defense has confirmed the launch. an official says it took place from the site. the north koreans carried out the previous launch in april from that same facility. south koreans, japanese and u.s. officials, among others, your honored the north koreans to cancel. it appears they ignored the warnings. now let's bring back hiroki. the north koreans announced on december 10th that it would extend the piod for launching, what it calls a satellite-carrying rocket, by one week. they ignored all criticism from the international community and went ahead. why is that? >> well, i think one of the reasons is that it's a message to the united states. the two sides met in beijing in february. the americans offered humanitarian aid in exchange for the north freezing its missile development. but the north koreans, nonetheless, launched a missile in april. the talks have been stalled ever since. before president o

speaking of snow, we do have the northwest here, we have a series of low-pressure systems moving across the area. well, this system here is already bringing some snowfall, and it looks in the next 24 hours you could be seeing upwards of about 20 to 30 centimeters of snow. meanwhile, into the cascades, you've actually seen about upwards of 90 centimeters, nearly a meter of snowfall into this area. does look like you're still going to be seeing some more going into your saturday as well. this is going to be accompanied by some gusty winds, so reducing some visibilities here, making things rather messy. also we have a frontal area in the great lakes. new england, you could be seeing some snowfall reducing visibilities, but along that frontal area, we have some rain showers, nothing severe, but it will put a damper out and about from friday into saturday. temperatures remain warm here ahead of the front, atlanta with a high of 17. as we look back towards the west, denver at 12 degrees and a pair of 7s here in vancouver and seattle. here's a look at your extended forecast. ♪ >>> recapping ou

winds come across from the northwest. pick up the moisture off the sea of japan and dump it along the western edge of the country. more than a meter has accumulated in some places. in the blue here in brackets, you can see the average for december. and we're already well exceeding that in many places across the country. into the next 24 hours, still likely to see an additional 60 to 70 centimeters in the blue. in the pink along the western edge, you could see up to 80 centimeters of additional snowfall. skiers and snowboarder will be happy, but up toward the north, we're seeing really strong winds. buffeting all the snowfall around and will make for some potentially dangerous travel. so be very careful if you have to go out in that. now, temperaturewise, we're seeing 10 degrees in tokyo, not really being affected too much by the cold, certainly not by the snow around freezing point in seoul and bejing, minus 17 in ul lambator. 20 in hong kong. to the americas, you are just getting a smashing of snow over the northern rocki

speaking of snow, we do have the northwest here, we have a series of low-pressure systems moving across the area. this system here is already bringing some snowfall, and it looks in the next 24 hours you could be seeing upwarlds of about 20 to 30 centimeters of snow. meanwhile, into the cascades, you've seen about upwards of 90 centimeters, nearly a meter of snowfall into this area. does look like you're still going to be seeing some more going into your saturday as well. this is going to be accompanied by some dwus gusty winds organization reducing some visibilities here, making things rather messy. we have a frontal area in the great lakes. new england, you could be seeing some snowfall reducing visibilities, but along that frontal area, we have some rainfall, nothing severe, but it will put a damper out and about from friday into saturday. temperatures remain warm here ahead of the front, atlanta with a high of 17. back towards the west, den at 12 degrees and seattle and vancouver at 7. here's a look at your extended forecast. ♪ >>> recapping our top story here on "newsline," authori

major winter-like storm -- it isn't officially winter until friday, but that storm moving from the northwest and to the plains and will likely affect holiday travel. the winter storm warnings and watches are posted from oregon to michigan. heavy snow and high winds are expected in colorado, utah, and parts of arizona. highway and air travel delays are expected. >>> two fiscal cliff negotiations now. speaker john boehner is pushing ahead with a plan separate from the one he's trying to negotiate with president obama. he calls it plan b. the white house and democratic leaders have already rejected boehner's idea. nancy cordes has the details now from washington. >> our plan b would protect the american taxpayers. >> reporter: speaker boehner says he'll take his plan directly to the house floor with a bill to extend the low bush cut tax rates for all americans making less than $1 million a year. that's far higher than the $400 income cut-off the president is currently proposing, higher still that president obama's campaign promise to let taxes rise on households make 2g $50,000 or more. boehner

a look at the northwest corner of the beltway here at old court road no problems whatsoever. an easy ride making the push down to route 40. a look at the abc2 timesaver traffic drive times, you're looking at an 11 minute ride on the east side of the beltway traveling the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. and no concerns right now in white marsh, 95 nice and clear. just four minutes to travel from route 43 down to 695. that's a look at your traffic. megan and charlie, over to you. >>> the fire is blamed for killing a person at his home this morning. we have this breaking news out of bald win. that fire broke out just after midnight on the block of sweet air road. there were no fire hydrants near the home and the water had to be shuttled in. it was under control finally around 2:30 this morning. crews are trying to figure out exactly what caused that house fire. >>> today is the day same sex couples who want to marry have been waiting for. they can finally get their marriage licenses. >> approved on election day and just a month later it is now official, and abc2 news' s

said. 33 as the readingon the northwest side. ly heavy and impressive amounts of snow. that is a sampling of what the snow has done in the past. it is shooting out of the main system that is out here to the west. it looks innocuous at this point. here's what our models do with this little area of snow and rain. affecting mainly northern counties. here's what looks and a satellite radar portrayal. there are like 18 states under weather advisers. ories. these winter storm watches. here's our little disturbance today. here's the main event out here to the west. watched its precipitation shield explode with a heavy snow band coming together. a little closer look at the snow area developing. the track of this thing will be critical if we shifted a little farther south. snow falling for a longer duration. i will show it to you later on the update. this afternoon is mostly cloudy. tomorrows mostly cloudy. they will not be blowing terribly strong one tomorrow. the start picking up tomorrow night when rain develops. go into a full- blown w

volume remains on the light side. 55 miles an hour of the northwest corner. here is a live picture of about where we're in meet security, and traffic is picking up a little bit. the altar of of going away from us but really not a bad start. -- the outer loop going away from us. harbor tunnel traffic running smoothly as well. 63 in howard county on southbound 95, south of 100 making your way down toward 32. overall if you want to head south 295, speeds on average 55 miles an hour. we will keep you posted. that is the latest. over to you. >> temperatures a little chilly. of course, the end of december. 33 of the airport. 35 in salisbury. 29 in parkton, 32 in hagerstown. elice we have much less wind. light winds across the west and central part of the state, anywhere from 5-10 miles an hour. breezy along the coast. dover air force base, sustained winds out of the northeast at 16 miles an hour. but throughout the day they should be quieting down, even along the coast. the storm continues to pull away from the state and there is high pressure building in. ocean cit

snow showers in northern new england. >> 40s in the northeast. northwestm dallas to new orleans. and just 20s in salt lake city and fargo. >>> the pacific northwest is getting a break in the stormy weather today after getting slammed by blinding mountain snow, drenching rain and some damaging winds to boot. winds gusting as high as 80 miles an hour, knocked out power to thousands and toppled a huge tree that crashed into a home in western washington. the limbs punched through the ceiling of a baby's room, just narrowly missing that crib. and the next door neighbors watched it all unfold. >> my mother comes screaming, asked me to come downstairs and i see a tree fall into the neighbor's yard, hit their house and low and behold it's the baby's room. the baby is okay. it's so great. >> despite the debris that fell into his crib, the baby didn't suffer a scratch. good ending. >>> and the northwest blizzard has left four construction workers stuck on a snowy oregon mountain. rescue workers got within a few hundred yards of the crew but forced to turn around whe

>> a nervous night in the northwest. ginger, thank you. >>> let's check the other headlines breaking overnight. as always, it's ron claiborne. >> two men are in custody this morning for allegedly planning a terror plot in the united states. they were in florida. but were in touch with radicals overseas. senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas, join us with the details. >> reporter: good morning. the two ft. lauderdale men are accused of threatening to blow up a bomb in the u.s. sources tell abc news, this was not a sting. and that the younger brother had been in contact with overseas radicals, possibly connected to al qaeda. the indictment accused the men of attempting to provide money, lodging and transportation, and conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. and sources say, the fbi found evidence that the younger brother, had been monitoring recent fbi sting cases. so, authorities say infiltrating the alleged conspiracy was a non-starter. one law enforcement source described the young man's intent as serious.

temperatures into the upper 20's for the northwest suburbs. is slowly moving to the east. we have a slight chance for precipitation. this model shows it is cutting across maryland. a better chance you for the go to the south. it might not be pure rain. it will be light in nature. the roads will be above freezing. high temperatures tomorrow, 40- 44. pretty quiet into the first week of the new year. another storm system comes close on thursday. >> thank you. it might be a chilly end in most places. >> we have a preview of the party in times square. >> more than 2,000 pounds of confetti are in place. ready to be thrown out at midnight. >> i have seen it on tv. it looks so much fun. >> it is magic. >> canada. >> england. >> they will see the ball dropped out high above times square. >> happy new year! >> this year's ball will have 288 new panels. >> i know dick would be most appreciative of this. he will be part of the celebration again. >> workers are preparing the stage for some big-time acts. >> prompting a lot of this. taylor swift will headli

and here's what 695 looks like on the northwest corner at old court road. traffic moving along altogether it's going to take you 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 95 and inner loop is nice and clear as you make the drive from 795 up to 83. if you are using 83, the jfx going to be clear of delays but again that foggy condition will persist and as we check in and take a look north of this scene up in hunt valley, 83 at shawan road can't see much in the camera. in fact, i will show you this coming up in few minutes. but it's going to take you 22 minutes altogether to travel from the maryland pennsylvania state line all the way down to the beltway. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. stay with us. you're watching good morning maryland. watcha having? first i will have the shire skillet. next i shall procure some hobbit holes with a side of the pumpkin pancakes. that ought to hold me till second breakfast. eat like a hobbit. only at denny's. and see "the hobbit: an unexpected journey." trying to find a better job can likbe frustrating

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a slick commute in the pacific northwest.rockies into kansas and southern ill pim thunderstorms drench roads from texas to tennessee. >>> airport delays possible in dallas, denver, kansas city, st. louis, seattle and houston. >>> now to a new terror threat by the al qaeda branch considered by the u.s. to be the group's most dangerous. >> al qaeda in yemen is offering a reward for killing a u.s. ambassador. >> reporter: it's a country racked with lawlessness. now a new threat. the associated press first reported this video, claiming to be from al qaeda's yemen branch, announcing a new bounty. roughly $160,000, three kilograms of gold, for the killing of an american in yemen. abc has not verified authenticity of a video. if true, the threat comes at a critical time, just four months after al qaeda-linked militants stormed u.s. embassy compound in libya, killing ambassador chris stevens and three other american personnel. after the attack, security levels were raised at american embassies around the world. >> i think the securit

oakland heading towards san leandro getting wet, the movement of this more stuff developing to the northwesthe southeast, start and stop, waves of showers today. 39 santa rosa, 50 half moon bay, most of us in the mid to upper 40s. 50 monterey. light to moderate showers today. not an all day rain, showers, off and on, brief break tomorrow wet weather friday afternoon into saturday yesterday we had thehyc warm front go through, long duration rain cold front comes through we get showers now that has passed unstable air near the area of rising air which is the low pressure that is creating instability for these showers on the back side of that low with its counterclockwise flow moving northwest to southeast through the noon hour and 5:00, once the sunsets best instability over the ocean tomorrow morning clear sky, in the 30s and 40s with thick frost, possibly patchy fog in our valleys, thursday partly cloudy and 50s once again. increasing clouds friday and light rain in the afternoon and evening, better chance of measureable rain saturday, sunday, monday tuesday, dry. >>> still snowing into the

out of the bay area, mostly sunny skies at the airport, winds out of the northwest to about 30. new york's got rain. but for the rest, just clouds in denver and chicago. chicago, just 34. los angeles at 73. back in the bay area, the numbers today look nice. mid-60s will do it. 63 at pacifica, 64 for san jose. 66 in santa rosa. how about the extended forecast? next chance for rain for the bay area coming in wednesday. not a big rain maker. showers could linger into thursday. latter half of the weekend, you have to stay tuned, because right now some of the models are saying we'll get more rain on thursday, friday and saturday. some say we're not. so we're going to broad brush it and say partly cloudy skies. we will get wet on wednesday. we will have more details in the next 30 minutes. in the meantime, let's get the latest from phil and anne. >>> we're going to move from the weather in the bay area to the weather in sacramento politically. with this democratic supermajority now in session, changing proposition 13, the people's initiative to limit property taxation as it's called, h