. >> unreal. >> that is unreal. >> a little wind. >> the rain held off.all of this will change shortly. the rain will be bringing in a change to colder air. that process will begin tomorrow. we will make it nine days in a row at or above 60. looking live at the national cathedral on a beautiful mild night, another great night if you need to take a walk. and you won't be getting wet. let's look at the temperatures today. these are the high temperatures. not records but came close. dulles had 70. bwi 69 degrees. temperatures are comfortable across the region. 66 here. cooler in annapolis with the water. 66 fredricksburg. 59 for winchester. most places are in the 60s. here comes a little colder air. that will be starting in here tomorrow night and will be with us the rest of the week. we will be back to normal from wednesday through the ends of the week. but abnormal has been kind of nice. it gives you a little hope. tomorrow we are talking about rain coming in. plan on it for the morning rush hour. a temperature of 64 tuesday. it goes down tomorrow night. w

it was unreal. the fireballs were huge.y didn't make much sound but they were hot, and you could really feel the heat. >> the eruptions put firefighters in serious danger. >> we were operating an aerial ladder at that time so my first concern was to make sure those guys on the ladder were okay. the chief did that. he confirmed that they were safe. >> the fireballs are the result of the chemical canisters melting and the flammable liquid inside exploding. >> the methanol-based product is what provided the entertainment. >> after working into the night to bring the blaze under control, chief fred burrows begins an on-scene interview with andrew about the fire. >> we had portions of the building collapse -- >> the chief thinks the explosions have stopped but right in the middle of the interview, the fire unleashes its biggest blast of the night. >> any injuries or -- >> not at this time. that was a bit warm. >> honestly, i thought we had pretty much ran out of material to burn at that point but apparently there was a couple wa

her unreal title as e veh billionth baby comes with a college scholarship. but the world is concerned the world population is growing too quickl china is still the most populous country with 1.3 billion people, but china is expected to spa china in just one decade. they warn of the challenges of a growing population. >> we wanted to decrease population growth through education and planning. >> just 12 years ago, of annan and welcome the world 6 the billionth baby in bosnia. the global population is expected to go to 8 billion by 2025, but the u.n. says in the long term, the trend could reverse itself. just as the popatn europe is currently declining, the world population could also start to sink by the end of t century. >> y a watching "the journal" on dw-tv. we will be right back after a short break with "in depth." >> welcome back. it is a studio steeped in the silver screen. the babelsberg studio came from the last decade of the german empire. it's history mirrors in germany's own history. it was ultimately used by the nazis to make propaganda and per war

it's unreal. unreal. >> what did he say to you guys after he performed last week?hat has he told you about this road for him? >> oh, he's just so excited. he was talking about this performance. he said just wait until next week. he said you're not going to believe what's going to happen. >> erica, when you saw tonight, what kind of emotions, what kind of feelings did it bring up for you? >> joy, because we love darlene just as much as he does. >> darlene is his mom. >> yes, that's his mother. we know how much he loves her and how much she supports him. she's been at every show he has ever done. i was so excited and of course we all had tears coming out of our eyes. >> and let's talk about that. we got to see a little bit more about your family that maybe some of our viewers a the home didn't know and america didn't know. they have quite an incredible story. his mom shared the story of not having a car. i mean, tell us a little more about the family and what she has been through to help marcus get to this point. >> well, darlene really loves her kids and she does ev

. >> that is unreal. >> isn't that unreal? >> say that again. >> okay. in 2008 there were more deaths from prescription drugs than cocaine and heroin overdoses combined. >> so were they looking at specific type of people who are overdosing on the prescription painkillers? >> you know, it's not who you would think. middle age people are the most likely to overdose and people in rural areas are more likely than folks who live in nonrural areas, than in the suburbs or the cities. >> why? >> i'm not sure they know the answer to that. but they need to think about that in order to get rid of this problem. >> as we talk, though, about people overdosing and people dying, why are they dieing? >> well, they are dying because many of the people prescribe these drugs for legitimate reasons. they help so many people. many of us needed them at some point in our lives. the problem s. people are crossing the line and they keep tanking them when they don't need them for pain or they become addicted. people are stealing their parents' drugs or, you know, that kind of thin

. >> unreal. chad myers, thank you. >>> that's reporter roulette for this monday. now this. >>> i prayed at that moment, please, please let her live. >> three presidential candidates break down into tears during this emotional conversation. we're going to play those moments for you. >>> plus, three days of bloodshed as bullets fly, tear gas rains down in egypt. just a short time ago, a bombshell. cnn is live in the midst of the chaos. >>> also -- >> let's hope we find her and bring her home. >> it's tough for you. >> it's tough. >> a mother goes missing the same day she appears on an episode of "the people's court." i'll tell you what police found 24 hours after she disappeared. >>> and we're watching wall street as the markets tank as alison kosik was pointing out, america waits to hear whether the super committee failed. we are told an announcement is coming very soonl. stay with us. accept it. you can't change the way banking works. just accept it, man. free ? doesn't close at five ? try nature. it's a bank. what do you want, a hug ? just accept it. hidden fees,

which was unreal. that wasn't going to happen. >> as the story unfolds, i almost get a feeling like joe paterno didn't understand the severity of all of this. slowly he came to grips, i'm going do have to step down as the head football coach. it wasn't me that did it -- it's almost as if he doesn't understand the gravity of it. >> the story was moving real fast. the board started meeting immediately. how could they not? the story came out on saturday. it took paterno a while, and maybe he gets it now. >> i think it's clear that the board acted to save the integrity and the honor and the credibility of the university. this is much bigger than any one coach, any one game, any one team. this is a very serious matter. and it's not going to go away any time soon. i agree with you, i'm shocked that joe paterno didn't understand the severity of it, and realized that he had to step away from this. but looking at it right now -- >> well, i think -- >> go ahead. as a sportswriter, we are very quick to criticize

>>> and the close encounter that is almost unreal, when two whales come out of nowhere. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm cecilia vega. stock markets in asia soared overnight, showing their first gains in a week. >> with any luck, u.s. markets will follow today, lifting those 401(k) accounts back into the black. >> for more than a week, the world has been captive to a fast-moving greek drama. yesterday, a new twist. the greek prime minister called off the referendum on europe's bailout plan that has sent markets around the globe into a tailspin. a confidence vote is scheduled today. the government could fall. >> pressure from greece has been coming from here, the leaders of the world's biggest economies meeting in france. they made it clear that a no-vote by the greek people would have sunk the global economy. we'll have an update live from france later today on "good morning america." >>> new details, now, on the herman cain controversy. we could hear later today from one of the women who accused cain back in the '90s. and there's a new, potentially explosive ad, which

. >> and that is also unreal. i think that this is just what he has done. >> davis says that he secretly recorded the conversations back it in 2002. they deny the allegations against him. he has not been charged with any crime. >>> well, with cyber monday wrapping up, many of the weekend's deals today show that retailers are seeing a major surge in sales. the early numbers have many major stores optimistic. anthony mason explains why consumers are spending at a record pace. >> anthony mason's report, obviously the audio section of that is missing and we'll try to get you that information later on. >>> meanwhile, the nation's capitol is getting a touch of california this christmas after completing a 20-day cross- country journey from the national forest. a 65-foot sierra white fir was directed on the west lawn of the capitol building. that tree will be lit on december 6. its roots in the golden state are fitting. as part of this year's theme, california shines. and that tree will be decorated with 3,000 ornaments c

it appeared sharp and clear it seemed unreal. when i heard the steps closer i closed my eyes and prayed to the gods. when i opened my eyes i heard breathing and feel the warmth of another body it was so close to me. i heard his voice call out. sachy, it's me matzu, let me help you. i thought i died and went to the other wonder. matzu? spilling up from the leaves like a wounded animal. i forgot everything even the shame of allowing him to see me. he began to laugh is that you or the fox cot. it was the first time he joked with me he had been so quiet. it wasn't the time for laughter i was tired and hungry if i had been the god i might have been made food and water appear. it was my good fortunate that matzu found me. i had been looking for you all night. are there others? i could barely get the words out. they think you have gone to a better world how do you find me. he smaled. he opened [inaudible] and took out a bottle of green tea. the tea tasted cold and bitter i had never been more aggressively for anything else in my life. h

are critics who say it is really -- crit -- critics who say it's unreal -- critics who say it's unrealistic to expect a baby to communicate this but there are critics but there are a lot of supporters. >> it's not just mom stories you have something coming up tonight at 11. >> reporter: i have been doing stories from home editing from home and sending them back to the station and one that's airing tonight is interesting. it's about the society that we live in we are consuming so much and more and more families are cutting back saying less is more. you go into a child's room and there's toys everywhere. more and more families are getting rid of all the that clutter and they are finding that this allows them to have more time to family bond and spend time with their kids instead of a kid playing with thousands of toys and encourages creativity. we will hear from support groups out there to basically get rid of of the clutter -- of the clutter. >> she has stories tonight 569 and 11. and you -- tonight at 6 and 11 and you want to tune in have a good weekend. >> see yoi on monday. >> time for a

unreal. i don't think the middle class and san francisco can pay that. i am not sure the rich can pay that. we have to go back to 0-based budgeting. i know that is foreign to everybody appear, but it is worth every penny goes to zero. that is how we increased revenue 40%. it would have to jump-start business by reducing the unnecessary fees, red tape that is precluding and stopping businesses from working in san francisco. is that simple. the revenue will come in. we have to do something like reducing the parking meter rates so local businesses to be patronized. this is not rocket science. if i sit here and tell you i will add another tax, i am just conning you, and i am not about doing this. i have too many years in this business. pinky. -- thank you. >> i had the good fortune of working with supervisor chu, and he says on the 10% of the businesses pay payroll tax and san francisco. we're the only city and state of california that has peril tax. you'll never wrote attract business when you are taxing the businesses. we need to reform the business tax so

country too there is no purse protective how to go on if this crisis is going on further and it's unreal. and still ahead this hour it's the return of our new york president where this week or the harshness finds out of passers by are fed up with political correctness. we've go thing in england where the sun comedians have been pulled up on political correctness has been carried overboard people were getting a little crazy with being having to worry about every word they say. should we censor every word that comes out of our mouths more of what the people in the big apple think in just a few minutes. amid the financial woes of america and europe investors are making a sharp turn to the east and the china keeps on rising in the ranks on the global economic stage beijing's might however is not being met with enthusiasm in the us okies adriana sarah assesses the kids. we shall not always was young. maybe once a week we come up against the cecil look. she's with the. moments of common sense. gen zack i'm going to go. into the future you have to yikes ok let's just get right down to it shall

yes that is also something unreal that i was talking before because two hundred feeling to go back. slipping back i would say to the kind of call to all rhetoric when people we're talking or three deterrence and so on and in fact this is between russia and the united states and of course europe to absolutely no political reason to fear that those countries can be slipping is such an austerity adults law can be envisage a little longer. nuclear war so i'm in my mid feeling is that we are full of the west and russia are engaged in a kind of. awkward hasty miscreation exercise partly for the little run reason partly because one system thing and the ordeal think asked to react and that's what i think that it will probably be time to this is probably it's a little it's interesting you talk about political electoral reasons of course both sides of barbara facing a presidential election of course elections here in russia but surely put those reasons aside it doesn't make sense does it not here we have seen recently the resetting of relations between the u.s. and russia is their friendship

all quiet on the western front f you'd like to follow the war from 70 years ago in realtime, or unreal time we have a link under see it on tv. >> wow. >> and nashville is the place to be now. the country music awards taking place there tonight and red carpet arriveals are happening now. report and we are live in tennessee. hi, george. >> hi, carolyn thank you. very much. there are going to be a lot of stars here tonight and a lot afterwards, the star power here is indescribable in the world of country mutsic, some of the biggest names have stepped on to red carpet. two of the biggest names are hosting the show. brad pacely and carrie underwood are back again and will perform a fun duet. they are deep into rehearsals for the cma awards, performing together and serve as co-hosts for the fourth time its a good show, you go to a concert, you can see two people performing for a couple hours this, way, you go and see a ton of people performing. >> paisley along with keith urban and vins gill will be part of a contribute rut to glenn campbell who announced he's suffering from alzheimer's dise

it's just unreal. >> together with their fellow officers, jenna and smith begin turning up the heat onhe area. they're hoping to catch a fresh lead on their suspect. >> did my partner tell you what's going on. we're looking for [ bleep ] spread the word, okay? we're going to be out here until we find him. spread the word. thank you. >> persistence pays off in this job. you stay on that guy, you stay on him long enough, you're going to get him. we're going to get him. >> did you ever see the gay community getting away from meth? >> absolutely not. >> no way? >> it's getting heavier and heavier and heavier. >> what's the most you've ever seen? >> meth? it looked like a big block of ice, 18, 17 inches long. they were shipping it away. >> mike davis wants to ill fill trait the crystal meth traffic with the help of after cook county jail inmate. this confidential source whom we're calling tango is a known meth user. >> this guy that got popped off, if he's the main guy, who's out there picking up where he left off? >> tango has agreed to identify big-time and small-time dealers in boys town

. >> it was unreal. >> to firefighters were injured battling the blaze. there were said to the hospital but are fine now. investigators have not determined what started the fire. the house did not have a working smoke detectors. >> thank you. >>> metro announced it is changing some familiar station names. navy yard becomes navy yard ballpark. king street becomes king street old town. soggy bottom will be notified on the map. the new one will include the silver lining. the new names had to be 19 characters or less with just a few exceptions. all -- for a list of the name changes, log on to wjla.com. >>> another sunny day in the 60s today. >> with a first check on your forecast. >> it just another spectacular autumn day around the nation's capital. let's go to our brand new rooftop camera. just a few high clouds with some air-traffic going to reagan national. we expect nothing more than a few high clouds through the evening hours. this is what dumped the big snow a couple of days ago. moving east for some rain and most will pass south of the metro area. per

>> unreal for me. >> unreal for us to watch you work and be here this morning, here is what you needizabeth the musical is making its world pre mere, briar woods high school this weekend here in ash burn, thursday, friday and saturday, myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to there if you want to find out about the exact location we have only begun we are spending the morning with greg we will talk to other students to go behind the scenes to see how this original will be pulled off back to y'all in studio. >> i am impressed. >> thank you. >> great job. >>> not many people understand how hard that is >> i choreographed a 2 minute piece it nearly killed me. >> congratulations are you going to perform it. >> no, it was for my little girl. >>> national education week, president of the national education association, 3.2 million strong will join us live from tc williams high school in alexandria. >>> the campaign trail is heating up, candidates for president, battled it out over the weekend a new poll is showing a dead heat between three hopefuls, the latest from jonathan strong. we wil

it's really unreal to me. it's crazy and senseless.he fact they can randomly shoot a little kid is just crazy. >> he says he's glad his band was at the scene because it was used to prans sport several victims to the hospital. he is now here at children's hospital with a gunshot wound to the head. live at oakland for "today in the bay." >> such a tragic scene there. thank you very much. >>> also new this morning, san jose done have any suspects in a shoolting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened just before midnight on apple blossom drive. someone shot a man several times, but that man is expected to survive. >>> the case against former police officer johannes mehserle and four bart police officers head to court this morning. expected to take the stand at 9:00 this morning, the second time in the trial. kenneth carrethers claims mehserle and the other officers used excessive force when arresting him at the coliseum oakland airport bart station back in november of 2008. he testified last week that ka rhett ers was unruly and he

that felt unreal. i mean it went by so fast. >> we've got to get our -- >> stand up.brian draper are charged with murder. >> put your hands on the wall. >> okay. >> as we watched the tape, we saw yet another side of torey and brian that we hadn't seen thus far in the investigation. >> murder is power. murder is freedom. good-bye. >> i believe we were seeing the true and evil side of brian and torey. as they planned out the homicide of one of their good friends. >> and it isn't just this tape that shocks police. during the investigation, they uncover disturbing writings and drawings, made by adamcik and draper. torey adamcik had drawn pictures of gruesome characters and he had made lists of the supplies he and draper would need to commit murder. >> it became extremely sickening. who does that, you know? how do you ever prepare for something like that. >> and coming up next, as bad as cassie stoddart's murder was, police believe adamcik and draper were planning something much worse. >> for all you fbi agents watching this, you weren't quick enough. >> brian and torey ar

this is unreal. >> reporter: and it is this raw brutality that may pose one of the greatest hurdles to. according to insiders like fighter kim couture. >> there's a lot of guys we come across that just don't like it. they just don't want to see it. it's really hard for them to watch. >> reporter: but is it repulsion or exposure really keeping these women from the big paydays? the ultimate fighting championship or ufc is the world's biggest mixed martial arts league. it's got the largest crowds, purses and sponsors. but it's a boy's club. no women. dana white is the founder of the ufc and he has been criticized for his decision to exclude women. especially after this tmz video went viral last year. >> when are we going to see women in the ufc, man? >> never. >> never? >> never. >> okay. >> reporter: dana declined our request for an interview on this story, but he did recently speak with cnn about female fighters. and he defended his refusal to include women in the ufc this way. >> the problem is right now, about girls fighting in the ufc, there aren't enough good women to create an enti

that moment was really unreal and it was the most serious moment of my life. >> all three students had been attending american university in cairo as part of a study abroad program. keep it more on cnn. hear more about his experience when i interview him at 7:30 eastern time. >>> history unfolding in egypt right now. for the first time since the revolution that toppled mubarak. voters there are hitting the polls this morning. this election comes as the nation erupts against, again, in violent demonstrations that have killed 42 in the past two weeks. there is concern that confusion could mar the process with some 6,000 parliamentary candidates and 50 million potential voters. we're going to take you live to cairo in a few minutes as the world watches what happens. >>> pakistan is choking off vital supply lines into afghanistan this morning. this happening after pakistan blames a tate to air trike for killing 24 of its soldiers. nato hasn't offered a full apology yet. the nato secretary-general only saying that the incident was tragic and it was unintended. but there are reports that nat

. >> that would be unreal. i think bruce will.: and he should wear the dolphin shorts he wore in the olympics. >> no, i don't know. too many to choose from. i really don't know. >> jimmy: and so you guys now -- this week, will you practice, really give it your all or lay off so you're fresh -- >> no, no. we want to perform well. it's -- >> all the chips are in. >> really about doing our best. we're going to put up a good fit. >> all the chips are in now, man. now or never. one week left and we're all at the same time as much as we are excited about the finals, we're looking at it, all right, just get this one more week. >> four dances. >> four dances and we go home and relax and take care of our bodies. >> jimmy: what time do you start practicing tomorrow? >> 10:00 a.m. -- >> we're waking up -- >> we all are doing "gma" in the morning. we're flying to new york and then fly right back. >> dance on the plane. will there be any plane dancing? >> i don't know. i'm rehearsing tomorrow at 2:00. >> jimmy: okay. >> i think we're all doing

the images, in case you hadn't realized, are unreal. president barack obama kissing his chinese counterpart hu jintao. and kim jong-il locks lips with the president of south korea. the images were used and altered without the subject's permission. the images certainly grab people's attention, but do they help sell clothes? here's the president. >> one of the most important elements in the next few years is going to be this dialogue between the two very important economies in the world, which is china and the united states, where culturally the americans are saying that everybody is invited and welcome to be american and the chinese on the other side are saying that they would like everybody to understand that chinese are different and they want to be respectful of that. these are two very different points of view which should find common ground. today with this campaign, we want to create a new energy toward tolerance, respecting the others, and finding the elements in common rather than the elements that separate you from the others. >

which was unreal. that wasn't going to happen. >> as the story unfolds, i almost get a feeling like joe paterno didn't understand the severity of all of this. slowly he came to grips, i'm going do have to step down as the head football coach. it wasn't me that did it -- it's almost as if he doesn't understand the gravity of it. >> the story was moving real fast. the board started meeting immediately. how could they not? the story came out on saturday. it took paterno a while, and maybe he gets it now. >> i think it's clear that the board acted to save the integrity and the honor and the credibility of the university. this is much bigger than any one coach, any one game, any one team. this is a very serious matter. and it's not going to go away any time soon. i agree with you, i'm shocked that joe paterno didn't understand the seveity of it, and realized that he had to step away from this. but looking at it right now -- >> well, i think -- >> go ahead. as a sportswriter, we are very quick to criticize a

. >> i'm telling you absolutely unreal today. will, we talked about the temperatures yesterday being well above seasonal average. today we actually broke a record. let's take a look at our temperatures, 72 degrees at national airport today, 70 degrees at dulles breaking a record set back in 1976 and 71 degrees at baltimore. is it really almost december or is it spring? i'm telling you. you just can't even believe how mild it is. 59 degrees right now. humidity at 69%. we have a light southerly wind flow at 12 miles an hour. that is what helped boost our temperatures today. that wind that pushed in from the south and just brought all that warmer air, increasing clouds into the course of tonight. it will be pretty cloudy in the evening into the overnight as with. right now temperatures into the upper 50s and low -- as well. right now temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s pretty much everywhere. tonight we are talking mostly cloudy, could see fog in the overnight hours, light winds and very mild at 52 and the five-day forecast

unreal. >>> let's talk about something more pleasant, our weather. >> it will be great.ool start as you would expect. we've got clouds out there as well but we've got a wonderful day on tap. current temperatures around the region, we are stuck at 45 degrees here in washington. that is okay. 48 in quantico. 39 in leonardtown. frederick, maryland is at a cool 34 degrees and just looking closely. no 20s on the map this morning. yesterday, we had a couple of 20s. frank frederick was in the 20s yesterday at this time. somewhat milder air off to the west. that has cooled down too. detroit, 47 degrees. they were around 50 or so not that long ago. here is a look at the satellite- radar for right now. shows you some of the clouds, kind of those high sir us clouds coming through. no big deal. it will make for a pretty sunrise an hour from now. we'll see the sun win out later on today. your day planner for today, not a bad one, folks. i think you will like. it mild, mostly sunny, highs today into the mid-60s. the mid-60s as possessed to the low 60s. that is a look at what is happen

the exploitation thereof children is just unreal. >> isn't it horrific?a, we are saying, this is not just a person, this is someone who is in a position of guardianship, teacher/student, of father/son. he took foster children and there is alleged abuse with the foster children. what has gone on? it's not only him, the other educators and coaches from the allegations seem to have swept it all under the rug because football is -- and i agree, football seems to trump everything at penn state. >> because it's such a lucrative business for penn state and so many colleges. >> money rather than a child's life? >> just really quickly, mark, where do you expect the investigation to go next? >> i think it's going to expand t. i think you are going to have quite a few more people that have some explaining to do. i think everybody would agree on this. you are not going to have any dispute. there is 10 times, 100 times as many people as we know today that knew about this and just turned their eyes away. >> just an appalling story. thank you so much for joining us. tha

it sounds unreal but it's joann king's life story.hat became the basis of joann king herrin g book. >> here's what i learned about you. it's exhausting. it makes me tired. houston socialite,6z political activist, businesswoman, honorary. and night bid the king in the 1907s. roaming ambassador, given highest honors by the nation of pakistan and an order of st. francis. that's exhausting. how did you do all of this? [laughter] >> well, by just walking through the door, greta. every time i fell through the door i get up and keep walking and everything i did in my life i used as a tool because i didn't have an mba or a ph.d. after my name. i just had an mrs. in front of it. >> the soviets invading afghanistan, you took that as your cause and made it into a movie. what was it about the soviets invading afghanistan? >> well i looked at a map and i thought why in the world do they want afghanistan, there was nothing here and nothing in pakistan. but in looking at the map i saw the strait of harmus, which is the corridor through which 80% of