tony diane is the owner of st. louis cordless.e joins me now on the phone. >> it is a one-two punch for us. not a whole lot of choices here as far as what to do. we are all part of the neighborhood. what i see, you know, for folks that are coming in, and lots of positive. more reasonable for their parts. just what i see on the street. is that devastating? melissa: one of the stores in your area that is not on? the stores open or not. that is just terrible. we are all in bracing for the worst. people, especially toward the holiday season, people do need the shops to shop around for the holidays. melissa: what are you doing? >> the group within my shopping center connected together, we decided to stay up all night. we had business as usual. we were not sure exactly what would have been. in most cases, we feel that we can prevent, you know, devastation. melissa: what kind of message would you want them to hear? >> ferguson is different. we are not that kind of city. dominated by a lot of good people. it is not one that cannot raise t

tony? >> diane for us.appy thanksgiving. >>> three rounds of explosions and gunfire in the afghan capitol of kabul will taliban fighters staged attacks. this after a suicide bomber rammed a car into a british embassy vehicle. charles stratford reports from kabul. >> reporter: afghan security forces race into the road. another suicide attack along a highway that has become one of the most dangerous places in kabul. the car bomber targeted a british embassy vehicle. >> translator: when the explosion happened i was standing there. i saw dead bodies in the road. some had no arms. it was a land cruiser vehicle. both cars came together and the explosion happened. there were foreign casualties. >> reporter: the force of the blast through the vehicle across four lanes of traffic. security forces and foreign troops sealed off the area. >> translator: there were lots of wounded and dead. i saw a mini van with passengers that were wounded. the police rushed the injured to the hospital. >> reporter: the taliban claimed

>> tony and diane representing the housing authority and others (calling names) one from lamar and we have a person from the hope sf team that concludes my presentation. and i'm here along with many members of the team to answer. >> madam secretary any speaker cards. >> yes. two dr. espanola jackson and ace washington. >> hello, again. >> thank you dr. espanola jackson you know, i love history i've been a resident of bayview hunters point since 1948 came to san francisco in 1943 by in 1992 dan gale the president of the united states came to bayview hunters point and came for a project that the tenants started and it was called r f c management council where the tenants were to the trained to be managers and layperson's all of the departments that were able to have the tenants to run and operate public housing themselves there was 20 tenants trained as managers 12 was hired i don't know what happened to the rest of them let me say this to you you know the tenants should have had a say i went to all the tenants meetings that was being held and the developer who was representing that are

magical musical about the inspiration behind peter pan hits broadway this spring directed by tony award winner dianeill be there every step of the way until the big opening night. here is the star of the show, matthew morrison and to introduce a very special sneak peek. >> hello, i'm matthew morrison. happy thanksgiving, everyone. i wish i could be there in new york but instead i'm here on new york street at the paramount studios in los angeles. now, this spring i am excited to be back on broad way in a new musical "finding neverland" which tells the story of the creation of one of the most beloved tale, peter pan. our composer gary barlow is live in studio in new york with my leading lady to sing a medley including our title song ""finding neverland,"" "what you mean to me" and our anthem "stronger" featuring three remarkable singers. joe, darlene love and todd evada. gobble, gobble, guys. take it away. ♪ ♪ we can sail away tonight on a sea of pure moonlight ♪ ♪ we can gaze at the stars to bring us back home ♪ ♪ in a place so far away we'll b be there and that's how we'll stay ♪ ♪ every wish is a c

included "the gradu graduate" "working girl" and " bird cage" he won an emery, grammy, tony and was married to dianey four children and grandchildren and mike nickels was 83. >> for the first time since taken captive peter kassig's birth parties were speaking out about their son a adoptive parents ed and paul are adoptive face to save kassi z-from isis. she and her children will have their own private ceremony to remember peter who was executed by the terror group. kassig was reunited with his biological family when he turned 18. >> new and dramatic video stwhoop aarr doing and check it out. kansas city, missouri. police were chasing the white suv when driver lost control and hit a fire hydrant and slammed into the budding this morning check it out. you can see part of the building collapse. that driver was injured as a result of that crash. >> and we'll take you back to buffalo where people will be digging out for days to come. >>> mrs. a consumer alert tonight. millions of strollers recalled and dangers they pose to your little one. >> and don't forget to wake up with "action news" team. get morni

magical musical about the inspiration behind peter pan hits broadway this spring directed by tony award winner dianeil the big opening night. here is the star of the show, matthew morrison and to introduce a very special sneak peek. >> hello, i'm matthew morrison. happy thanksgiving, everyone. i wish i could be there in new york but instead i'm here on new york street at the paramount studios in los angeles. now, this spring i am excited to be back on broad way in a new musical "finding neverland" which tells the story of the creation of one of the most beloved tale, peter pan. our composer gary barlow is live in studio in new york with my leading lady to sing a medley including our title song ""finding neverland,"" "what you mean to me" and our anthem "stronger" featuring three remarkable singers. joe, darlene love and todd evada. gobble, gobble, guys. take it away. ♪ ♪ we can sail away tonight on a sea of pure moonlight ♪ ♪ we can gaze at the stars to bring us back home ♪ ♪ in a place so far away we'll b be there and that's how we'll stay ♪ ♪ every wish is a command let us take you there to never

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tony and grammy. mike nichols has died. >>> welcome back. some sad news to report this morning. hollywood director and producer mike nichols died suddenly last night. he was married it abc news woman diane sawyer. his career spanned over six decades and included such successes as the graduate, working girl, and birdcage and annie. he won an oscar, emmy, tony and grammy in his lifetime. mike nichols was 83 years old. >>> is the white house getting a new fence? secret service acting director joseph clancy says a taller one is being considered. he revealed the plan at a house judiciary committee hearing about the september 19th fence jumping incident. but how about a moat? that was steve cohen's suggestion. some might think it is safer than an electric fence. >>> here is hoping this australian reporter is feeling better. he was covering a story about a skate park in venice beach and this is what happened. watched. doing the story and reporting and whoa, right there, slammed into his head. after that, he finished his report and walked away with a bump on the noggin there. >>> just ahead, an nba trailblazer calls it quits. late breaking information on the florida state university shooting th

tony. he was married to diane sawyer. >>> we are annoy hearing from the woman who plans to marry convictedrer, charles manson. >> people think you are crazy. >> i really don't care. >> atton burton says she does plan to take manson's name once they are married. the two obtained a marriage license earlier this month and they have 90 days from that date to get married at state prison. the 80-year-old manson is serving a life sentence for the murders of actress sharon tate and six other people in los angeles in 1969. burton claims he's innocent. >> are you in love? >> yep. why would i marry somebody if i wasn't -- >> i'm just asking. people get married for all kinds of different reasons in this country. >> well, i wouldn't. >> burton's mother is weighing in. she says she does approve of the marriage and believes that manson loves her daughter but she will not be attending the wedding. >> guy marriage advocates are speaking out. some are angry that a convicted murderer can get married but many gay couples cannot. right now, 17 states have laws that ban same-sex marriage but many laws are in th

diane sawyer. he directed the graduate, odd couple and working girl. he won an oscar, emmy, tony and a grammy award. mike nichols was 83. >>> san francisco is officially putting in a bid to host the 2024 summer olympics. >> giants president larry baer is leading the bid committee and projects costs of hosting the event to be about $4.5 billion. san francisco plans to rely heavily on existing venues and temporary structures. and they will compete against los angeles, boston and washington, d.c. other u.s. contenders. the international olympic committee is expected to name the host in 2017. >> we have an event of olympic proportions coming up. >> i would love to go to the olympics but i would love it if they came to me instead. that would be awesome! >>> we are seeing a lot of rain outside now. be careful around the bay area. some heavy rainfall just moving onshore. we have seen numerous lightning strikes on the back side of the system, too. so this is going to make for a very interesting afternoon. you can see some of that heavier rainfall moving in across the bay area and a large

." >> the tony award goes to mike nichols for "death of a salesman." >> reporter: sharing that moment with diane before telling millions watching -- >> you see before you a happy man. >> reporter: happiest, mike often said, when surrounded by his family, his children, daisy, max and jenny, his grandchildren, and the woman he married in 1988. he said over and over, "i was luckier than i had any right to be. i found the love of my life." and we all knew here that he and diane revelled in the joy of being grandparents. >> love, family, food, movies, the night moon, the night stars. i'll see you on the set, on the beach, in the kitchen, and at the movies. >> and tomorrow night the lights on broadway will go dark to honor the legendary director. later here, what diane once said about meeting the man who would become her best friend. i should let you all know that she spent this day surrounded by family. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday, are strangers spying inside your home on your children from thousands of miles away. those nanny cams used to keep your kids sa

tony. his last coming at the age of 80 for the broadway revival of "death of a salesman." married to diane sawyer for the past two decades, nichols was born in germany. he moved to new york as a child to escape the nazis. before becoming a director, nichols teamed with elaine may. >> you're very sarcastic. >> reporter: to form the grammy award winning duo nichols in may. he went on to direct the neil simon classics "barefoot in the park" and "the odd couple." >> what do you want? >> i wouldn't go on with this if i were you. >> you wouldn't, would you? you're not. >> reporter: his first film was "who's afraid of virginia wolf ." it won five oscars. his hits ran the spectrum from the aids drama "angels in america" to "the bird cage ," but he also had a few misses. he told charlie rose the 1970's film "catch-22" was one of them. >> some movies you have a terrible suspicion that this is the end of all of you and you can't say anything to anybody. that's how i felt all through "catch-22". >> reporter: nichols said he never understood why people divided things into dramas and comedies. he said t

he's won an oscar, a tony, an emmy and a grammy award. his wife is tv news anchor diane sawyer. mike nichols was 83 years old. >> a burglar struck a home stealing family heir looms in the middle of the day. can you see two men roaming the home and eventually covering their faces up with their shirts, but not before the camera caught a clear shot of them. the homeowner is heart broken since the stolen jewelry belonged to her mother. >> i was really hoping to pass that on to my children. >> if you recognize the men, please contact the santa clara sheriff's department immediately. >> rattled nerves last night as two kwoks struck the b-- quakes struck in the area of san juan bautista. so far no damage has been recorded. i must have slept through. >> i know i did. i know also right now the skies are the part of the area that's doing a bit of rumbling. we have some rain on the way christina has been tracking for several days. this seems like this is storm number two. >> it is storm number two. we need this rain so desperately, sam and laura, it's a really good story to tell. you can s

he was one of the few people that's won an oscar, tony, emmy, and a grammy award. his wife was tv news anchor diane sawyer. mike nichols was 83 years old. >> a lot of people feeling that loss. very sad. >>> still to come, bringing the olympics to the bay area. when san francisco wants to host the summer games. >>> plus, new revelations the nsa was worried about the nsa even before edward snowden became a household name. >>> and welcome back. fairly quiet day on the markets, unless you're go pro. go pro lost about 6% this morning as it put yet more shares on the market. a ton of go pro shares now on the market. >>> the associated press has uncovered new evidence that shows fairly senior level officials at the national security agency were concerned that according to the activity of american phone calls was illegal long before edward snowden exposed it. the nsa has since admitted it tracks nearly every single american cell phone call. those officials say they did bring their concerns to their boss at the time. general keith alexander, pointing out it was contrary to the nsa mission to spy on american

, but his greatest success came behind the scenes, winning his first tony in 1964's bare foot in the park. in the 1980s, he met diane sawyer. in his own words, she wanted to interview me for it. and we had 14 lunches. the two were married 16 years. >>> i had the pleasure of working with mike and diane, and my deepest condolences go out to mike and diane's family. >>> straight ahead, vladimir putin claims the u.s. is trying to push him into a new cold war. and also, chances are you have a bad boss, and now we have the numbers to prove it. >>> and later, the queen of sweden joins us in the middle of her trip to the u.n. on behalf of the >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and

, but his greatest success came behind the scenes, winning his first tony in 1964's bare foot in the park. in the 1980s, he met diane sawyer. in his own words, she wanted to interview me for it. and we had 14 lunches. the two were married 16 years. >>> i had the pleasure of working with mike and diane, and my deepest condolences go out to mike and diane's family. >>> straight ahead, vladimir putin claims the u.s. is trying to push him into a new cold war. and also, chances are you have a bad boss, and now we have the numbers to prove it. >>> and later, the queen of sweden joins us in the middle of her trip to the u.n. on behalf of the world's most vulnerable children. >> an arranging of 13 people a day are being killed in the ongoing conflict in ukraine, despite a ceasefire in september. 4300 people have died in eastern ukraine since the fighting breakout between the ukrainians and the pro russian separatists in april. vice president biden is expected to announce an increase in non-lethal help for ukraine. foruke rain. >for -- youring us, courtney, the senior adviser for russia and iris you'reand it's a cease. are t

, but his greatest success came behind the scenes, winning his first tony in 1964's bare foot in the park. in the 1980s, he met diane sawyer. in his own words, she wanted to interview me for it. and we had 14 lunches. the two were married 16 years. >>> i had the pleasure of working with mike and diane, and my deepest condolences go out to mike and diane's family. >>> straight ahead, vladimir putin claims the u.s. is trying to push him into a new cold war. and also, chances are you have a bad boss, and now we have the numbers to prove it. >>> and later, the queen of sweden joins us in the middle of her trip to the u.n. on behalf of the >> at the height of the cold war >> we're spies... intercepting messages from embassies, military bases... >> one of the america's closest allies... >> we were not targeting israelis... >> suddenly attacked >> bullet holes... ...just red with blood... >> 34 killed... we had no way to defend ourselves >> high level coverups... never before heard audio... a shocking investigation >> a conscience decision was made to sweep it under the rug... >> the day israel attacked america only on al

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diane esterbrook, where are all of the guns coming from? >> reporter: well, tonyicago police superintendent gary mccarthy says some might be stolen but he things the lion's share of them may be coming from other states like indiana which have less is string events gun laws than we have here in chicago. an individual can sell a gun and not do a background check. mccarthy thinks some may be sold here, wind up on the streets here in chicago and evened unflu some violent situations. >> what is the city doing about taking on this issue, combatting the increasing gun violence? >> it's been an ongoing problem here in the city. .1 of the things they tried doing is putting more boots on the ground and put officers back in neighborhoods and they have also adopted some after-school programs for kids so that they are not out and not likely to get involved in gang activities. but when you talk to people in the neighborhood, one of the things that you hear over and over again, sort of an ongoing conversation is the lack of opportunity in some of these pour neighborhoods. >> yes

diane estherbrook joins us live from missouri. what are protesters saying they want? >> well, tony, some of these protesters would still like to see darren wilson indicted. a lot of these protesters are college students. they say what happened over the sturm was a wake-up call to them in with regards to race relations here in the st. louis area. after monday their passions about race relations are even more intense. [ protesting ] >> for people like marcus, protesting is the new normal. >> since august the 20-year-old has divided his time between college classes and protesting against michael brown's shooting. marching in downtown st. louis with about 200 other protesters, they call the grand jury decision not to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson another setback for race relations. >> all the protesting and people coming together. it's like a revival. so this is basically august all over ben. >> protests broke out within hours of brown's death 37 while the attention faded after a few weeks, the protests here never really stopped. some have turned violent since the grand

reaction online, katie curic says so sad for diane, their families and everyone who marvelled in his brilliance. tonyays, rip mike, greatest of the graes. and mia says funniest, smartest, most generous, wisest, mike nichols, a truly good man. back to you. >> nice to have him back after time on "the voice" as well. coming up, accidents waiting to happen? this week's alarming near misses between planes and drones. at one of the nation's busiest airports. >>> plus, troubling findsings on the most popular minivans on the market. the results of brand new crash tests you do not want to miss. first on a thursday morning, this is "today" on nbc. >>> about ready for its close up, the rockefeller christmas tree. we'll light that baby up on december 3. the robot coming to a store in california, and she could change the way you shop forever. >> we decided it's a she? okay. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and

tony. nichols was also the husband of abc news diane sawyer.ndchildren, mike nichols was 83 years old. >>> some more breaking news, two naval ships have collided in the gulf of aden. t the two ships hit one another this morning. we're told no crew members were injured. only minor damage to the ships. the navy is now investigating what exactly went wrong there. we'll work that on and pass it along. >>> officials are trying to figure out what prompted an iowa man to show up at the white house with an arsenal of weapons in his car. we're told rj capheim approached an officer telling him someone told him in iowa told him to drive to d.c. they found a shotgun and ammunition in that vehicle. >>> the head of the cdc says the government's worst-case scenario for the spread of ebola won't happen. you'll recall back in september, health officials estimated that 1.4 million people could become infected without more help to fight it. but an international surge in medical aid has slowed the epidemic in liberia, one of three west african countries hardest hi

tony. he is survived by his wife diane sawyer of 26 years.rs old. >>> when we return -- "primary colors" right there. >> and channelling bill clinton there. >> he was an extraordinary director. >> "working girl" has been playing a lot lately. one of his movies too. >> we will remember him. when we return, we will talk about what wall street is watching in washington. the takata air bag debate happening on capitol hill. senator john thune will be talking to us and taking part in those hearings. plus the immigration debate about to get into overdrive. we have all that next. and then later is this arctic blast going to be a big threat to holiday sales? and there's another retail danger zone that has nothing to do with weather. we'll tell you about it when we return. location. location. (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to

he had an emmy, grammy, oscar, and a tony, nicole was 83 years old. >>> of course his wife, diane soar boy. >> bad news. >> still ahead, parent, you might want to check out a new list before you do your holiday shopping. bottle rocket party, is that something that you need to buy for your kids? no. this is a list of do not buy's, for the holiday. >> but first, "black friday" is coming. is your phone prepared? welshing we will tell you the app you need to have on your phone right now to help you save big. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> temperatures at the moment range from 37 degrees in the city to 26 in allentown, 28 in mount pocono. and 38 in millville, new jersey, it is 41 already in wildwood. so, milder air has moved in. and you see the wind speeds there, the win direction, out of the southwest. that is where the miler air usual

nichols who was married to abc news anchor diane sawyer for 26 years, has the rare distinction of winning an award in all four entertainment categories, oscar, tony, emmy and grammy. 8:14 the time. and new this morning for at least one night bill cosby put all the allegations of sexual abuse behind him and did what he does best, make people laugh. this cell phone video shows cosby receiving a standing ovation as he came out for the show last night in melbourne, florida. there were a few protesters outside the venue expressing their thoughts of the numerous allegations made against cosby in the past week by several women, but for the most part people were positive. >> i want to make sure that these women know that they are being listened to and that that he being taken seriously. >> until he's proven guilty, he's innocent. >> it's tough for him right now, i'm sure. >> promoters in six states have canceled kocosby's stand-up tou. cosby has not commented on the allegations. his lawyer calls them fan ta e fantastical. >>> at camp pendleton marine corps captain walked to a ceremony awarding him the bronze star. the fact he was even walking is amazing.

he is a handful of winning a tony, an oscar, an emmy and a legendary career. he was married to news anchor dianegreat lakes region. three-feet possible, already crippled by the first wave of that storm that produced more than six-feet in some spots. there are fears warmer weather over the weekend will lead to dangerous flooding. >>> president obama takes the fight over immigration reform to the public tonight. in a prime time address, he is expected to announce he is side stepping congress and taking executive power to allow as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants to stay in the united states. >>> let us begin this half hour with scary moments in the skies near one of the busiest airports in this country. two drones coming close to planes landing near jfk airport in a span of four days. jonathan dietz is here with more on that. >> good morning. matt. the skies surrounding them may have a new dang early, unmanned drones flying in the way of the jumbo jets taking off and landing. a growing danger in the skies around new york. three near misses in the last four days. drones coming way too clos

diane was right by his side when nichols was honored with a lifetime achievement award. at 80, he won a tony of "death of a salesman." >> you see before you're a happy man. >> reporter: he was working on master class starring meryl streep when he died at home suddenly of a cardiac arrest at age 83. his wife diane by his side. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> t.j., when i started at abc, i remember it was valentine's day. i was at diane's office and there were a bunch of beautiful flowers. and diane hands me a card and says read this. it was her assistant saying, will you be my valentine saying, p.s., you are the only one and sent that card to every one of diane's assistants who really help her. and i always thought, diane got the biggest kick. not only diane but all her assistants, her team. >> this note i want to read from nancy reagan saying i can think of no better way to describe this extraordinary human being than to call him a masterpiece. so more remembrances. what a career. and some of the stuff i didn't realize that he had done. but, man, what a career. >>> we're going to turn now

diane sawyer. he directed landmark films for five decades, including the bird cage, the graduate and working girl. nichols was an oscar, emmy, grammy and nine-time tony to win all those awards. >> you're one of our era's essential artists. you're one of our essential people. >> he is the most encouraging person that i have ever met. >> nichols is survived by sawyer, his three children and four grandchildren. a small private service will be held this week. mike nichols was 83 years old. >>> the latest on bill cosby, and allegations of sexual assault. his comeback collapsing. a shocking newly released video showing cosby addressing those claims on camera, and pressuring the reporter to scuttle it. abc news reporter cecilia vega with the story. >> reporter: overnight onslaught of new accusers coming out of the shadows. women all accusing bill cosby of sexual abuse. and now, new video of the hollywood icon speaking publicly surfacing, filmed three weeks after the allegations resurfaced. the associated press overnight releasing this november 6th interview with the 77-year-old star. >> we don't answer that. >> okay. i just wanted to ask if you wanted to re

diane sawyer passed away at age of 83. "the graduate," and "bird cage," are among the best known films one of only 12 who won grammy, emmy, oscar and tony discuss the death of a 16-month-old gorilla at the zoo with the union there to discuss the accident that crushed youngcy kabibe. >> president obama will address the nation over immigration with five million people in the country here illegally are eligible for work permits, the largest number currently living in california. >>> the fog blanketing highway 101 in san francisco is getting thicker by the moment. watch out for that. our reporter station is oakland and our winds are blowing, moving east to west with a few rain drops but a better chance of rain and some thunderstorm as we head from 10:00 to 4:00 today. temperatures are running in the upper fits to low 60. >> barely a quarter-mile visibility on the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city and in excess of 20 minutes so take it low because it is thick. to the peninsula, southbound 101, a two-car crash gumming up the event with backups headed southbound and dumbarton could be better bet. a wide look at san jose, the usual s

tony awards in all. he was recently working on a adaptation of the class the play about opera legend maria call last which was to star meryl streep. married to abc news anchor dianeyer. the president of abc said i am writing with very sad news that diane husband, income practicable mike nichols passed away suddenly last seening at 83. mike had a wit and mind and beloved by so many in hollywood and broadway. our own diane sawyer, a true and beautiful love story. mike and diane were married for 26 years. among the fellow esteemed directors he worked with, ron howard, who tweeted today. rip great mike nichols. a elite member of the pantheon of directors whether stage, screen, tv. any conversation was rich with it. and wisdom. mike nichols leaves behind his wife diane, his children, daisy, max and jenny and four grandchildren. the family will hold a private service this week and a memorial will be held at a later date. back to you guys. >> what an incredible body of work. >> absolutely devastating news to hear this morning. jon: julie banderas, thanks. >> sure. shannon: well, do you remember this? [screaming] that was meteor caught on video streaking across the russi

tony awards. hi work is known for its wide range, its fierce wit and caustic soc. he directed classic american films that includ "the graduate" "who's afraid of virginia wolf" and "charlie wilson's war." he married dianer in 1988. >> doug is back with one more check on our weather forecas st after highs -- yeah, again. it coming in. yesterday was frigid, today beautiful. highs in the 50s. not bad at all. you may even take the coat off this afternoon. you may have needed to take the coat off. tomorrow, rig back on. and probably already there. 37 right now in gaithersburg. that coldest temperature we have now. 41 in leesburg. 43 in dulles. 49 in the airport. 49 in d.c. and 44 in huntingtown. we have the cold air coming in, but with frontal boundary, nothing with that front, no rain, no snow to talk about. the only area of snow we have been talking about for days towards the buffalo region. more lake-effect snow around cleveland and pittsh seeing snow. but none of that snow for us. for us, it's just going to be the cold air. 11:00, down to 27. that's going to be the wind th. 19 already in the teens to the west as winds pick up 20 to 30 miles per hour tomorrow morning, wind chills of 20 in d.c. 15 gaither

diane sawyer. he directed a long line of hit films including the graduate, the odd couple and working girl. he was one of only a few people to win an oscar, an emmy, tony a grammy award. mike nichols was 83. >>> some public employees in contra costa county want to overturn the county supervisors' recent decision to give themselves a raise. the 33% pay increase would raise the supervisors' annual salaries from $97,000 to about $129,000. the union says the supervisors have demonstrated that public employees are last when it comes to budget priorities. the union says they are planning to gather some signatures now for a referendum. >>> the bay area is the least affordable place in america to buy a house for the middle class. only 15% of homes in five bay area counties are in the right price range for middle class buyers. the real estate website trulia says that compares to 59% nationwide. the median home price here is just over a million dollars. and the median household income is $86,000. >>> well, our roberta gonzales found a middle school art teacher whose own art is getting attention nationwide. >> yes. roberta is in the east bay right now. roberta, i

he's the record holder for the most tony awards for direction here on broadway with six of they will, including "death of a salesman." he was married to dianeawyer in 1988. just to sum up the passion he had for writing and directing, here is a quote we found. he shared this a few years ago, saying: >> i saw him at a public radio station appearing with phillip seymour hoffman. it was very evident how much he loves actors and what they can -- >> we throw that moniker around a lot, a legend, but this case is true, he really was a legend. >> i think he was one of the most i influential of all directors right up to the very end. >> congress will hold its first hearing an the takata air bag controversy. executives from the manufacturer will be grilled over a defect linked to five deaths worldwide, four in the u.s. the hearing comes after federal safety regulators demanded a nationwide recall of vehicles containing the airbags. >> arizona wants $3 billion from g.m., saying the automakers intentionally hid defects, including faulty ignition switches. >> insult to injury for people in western new york state. after record breaking snowfall, more comi