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just the other day the president, prsident obama was making comments whe he was in indonesi day of prayer is effecting millions of christians arou the world. this movement to come back here is one more sign the world is looking to this city. >> is the church excited abou this movement? >> many christians and messianic jews excited. i would say the is a greater interest in china and other parts of the rld of what is happening and greater interest, a real hunger to ow what is happening in israel. >> absolutely, we apprecia your time. >> final today a troubling study in the united kingdom, people believe christianity is irrevant in day-to-day live. >> peter wooding reports. >> reporter: in the uk young people are losing sight of their christian heritage. we ask this youth about the relevance of christianity to their generation? >> morally, it teaches how to live good life. >> religion is not important. >> i am not christian. i don't believe in god. i would enforce the christian way because it is good. >> new research reveals these are common among the next generation in uk. faith of generati

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that's whe the home depot is and aj wright, if you're faliar.etween brentwood and rhode island avenue. you can see the damage that was done here b this very powerful storm that blew through. all the outdoor products here at the home depot were blo around. those are the wooden stands at the outdoor plants were sitting on. you can see everything was turned upside-down and smashed. debris blue aosshe parking lot. so we have all kinds of trash that is now scattered along this parking lot. also houses in the area were damaged. this row home on the end has some roof damage on the backside. they also lost siding. debris fell down on top of a car. a real mess here this morning. we've en talking to folks about what they heard, what they saw. and they said it was really quite something else. very, very loud. very, very sudden. some are wonderg whether maybe it was a tornado. >> well, it's like a train going. this is quarter to1:00 i think it woke me and my wife up. got up. heard the windows again to rattle. we were going to try to go downstairs in the bas

upon smile's foundation has a mission center to bring in regent universitcenter for trauma studies a whe kwhar tennis team and a farm to feed people and fund the ministry. the gypsy village makes a 71 year old lady smile as she watches her grandchildren at play. >> crime dropped 50 percent those can't be ignored or over looked as chance. >> smiles worked in the village 10 years ago after defyip met lady anna's victor the 10 year old s begging on the streets kevip invited him to dinner. >> over 2 hours we learned about his community and family and he took us back to meet his mom and dad and 8 broths and sisters. >> we were shocked to see him on our door. i was with a kid on my arm and i asked my child who are these people? they are my friends. >> victor lives with his own daught and works with a smile found helped provide running water a store, churc and a school. through educatiothey learned about a god who loves them and a god who has a plan for their live its is thrill to share that truth. >> that truth trumps years of negative head lines stripes and racism. many gypsies expernce today

coming at a time whe weather forecasting tools were not quite as good.n suburbs picked up between three and five inches. eastern suburbs as much as 17 inches out of that storm. 60 is the temperature in the district. 57, manassas. cooler water temperature with the north to nor easterly wind. annapolis and leonardtown are 55 and 54 degrees. if you like the low 50s, they are going to return. now starting wednesday, i think we'll be cooling down mid to upper 50s. but you asked about thanksgiving week. i do think we'll see highs in the low 50s. that pattern, that jet stream just continued to sin southward. turning pretty nippy by thanksving week. 40 to 41 degrees right in the district. the sun is up at 6:47. i'm going to be tuning in to see. >> you have to bundle up out there. >> that's the key. >> 63 by e afternoon. we go from having to stay warm to short sleeves by the afternoon. rain for monday. rain for tuesday and wednesday. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >>> coming up, how a husband got his wedding ring back decades later. >> plus, a virginia high school i

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>>> ohio police say unemployed tree trimmer facing charges for kidnapping a teenage girl told them whe to find the girl's mother, brothernd family friend. the family's remains were found in a bag stuffed in a hole le tree. >>> the father of natalie hollowway such dutch authorities ask asked for her dental records to see if it matches a jaw bone found last week. >>> and astronomers have discovered a alleyen planet that came from another galaxy. it was captured by our own lkyway between 6 billion and 9 billion years ago. >> d now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines at msnbc.com. government researchers report more than 25 million of all u.s. adults had some form of mental illness last year. young adults had the highest level of illnesses while those age 50 and lower have the lowest. the survey hints at record unemployment rate which last year hit a 25-year high. for more information on this and other health stories, check tout health page at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,181 after shooting up 1

that s whe we years going to takus -- the were donmany years ago,almost 100 ars ag te hings we're gngo do, are theyoi to prepare us for the ne0 years? we we loin the efcts of clite cnge in the fure, tsndards we kn abou chans toheity ents nt toddressor this implementaon program. the projects are summarized on the map. we will have upgrades to each of the treatment plants. there is a tremendous amount of work that will occur in the southwest district. we will be upgrading the treatment plant. these upgrades are visual. we want to get the process to be the most modern and energy efficient. we will have outflow and alcohol rehabilitation. there will be a natural treatment plant at treasure island. there will be upgrades to the north point facility. we have a lot of wet weather improvements. those include low impact design. we talked about that at one of the previous hearings as capturing storm water, holding it locally within a drainage basin, and then reusing it for beneficial uses. we have several flood control projects throughout the city. we have one major tunnel project that will go f

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. >> let's take a look what's going on outside in the northeast whe we had a strong thunderstorm movegh. 120 reports of wind damage. uprooted trees, power lines down. quite a wind-driven sysm they had there >> here at home things still pretty quiet. love this shot from mount tamalpais all the way back to sunset beach. how calm and tranqui here. los gatos, the monter and inland low to mid-60s. hour highlight, sunny today, cooling continues. rain, that will arrive on friday during the evening hours and then it becomes a wav of showers and chilly weather through th weekend. for today we are cooler than yesterday but still a little above avere. 4 degrees cool in san jose all the way to about 8 degrees cooler this afternoon than yesterday. down in the south bay we'll have temperatures right around 70 to 71 deges. slightly cooler on the peninsula. mid upper 60s for you. out along the coast, temperatures upper 50s to near 60. 64 downtown south san francisco with mid to upr 60s through the north bay valle. your beaches will be near 60. mid topper 60s along the east bay shore and upper 60s to

getting inside and ge seeing whe they are going to ive next. >> that is understandable.el, thank you. p>> governor o'malley took time out of his schedule to stop by some of the arras hardest hit by tte storms. he joined mayor stephanie rawlings-blake to survey thee3 damage. >> i never thought i would ee this in northeast baltimore. >> baltimore county residents were seriously impacted by the weather system. many people found themselves without a place to stay and had to spend the night at an emergency center in towson. more than six homes in parkville ú%re deemed unsafe. high winds brought down 500 year ood trees. in some cases those trees ended up on top of homes. ú%nstruction crews removed as much the debris as possible, and that effort will continue oday. hear, -- the thing is i can't get the car out. >> i know it was a tornado. >> many of our fox 45 viewers sent in photos that helped to tell the store eve the storm.3 dusty send sent us this picture of a tree that fell on her gas sigazebo. >> we want to know how the storm affected your neighborhood. you can up load yo

richard montgomery high school inockville will perform the laramie project, a play about the wyoming town whe openly gay college student matthew shepard was killed more than 12 years ago. >> we just felt like the message of tolerance and acceptance, which is really what this play is advocating, is something that we thought our students needed to hear. >> reporter: but tha message is bringing a protest by the kansas-based west borough baptist church known for its demonstrations at soldiers' funerals. members say shepard was hailed as a hero but was killed by god because of his sexual orientation. we heard about this going n, and we were like, i can't believe that's happening in my neighborhood. and, you know, to me, it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: students' graduates and members of the counity have gathered outside the school to mount a counter protest and to support the students performing in the play. >> they bring a message of hate. and we ed to retaliate with ve. and reason. rather than irrational action and hatred. >> reporter: the university of wyoming student was tied to a fence, tor

wednesday, that's whe the cold temperatures will arrive. now, with this cold air coming on down, here's just another way w look at it. of course, we're going to have more coming up on the timing of this later o in the show, but tuesday and wednesday look extremely cold, and of course, wet, as we've been mentioning. >> thank you, jeff. that extreme cold creating a rare snowfall. tahoe got up to five feet of snow in 72 hours and the timing couldn't be better because resorts are scrambling to open for the holiday weekend. if you are thinking of making some last-minute plans, we're going to show you how you can get there and play in the snow on the cheat. coming up in just about ten minutes. >>> tonight a south bay high school is mourning the loss of a class mate. she died in a drunk driving crash over the weekend. news spread over the campus quickly. they already had more tha trage one school year than any school should have. george? >> reporter: the past 20 months have been really tough here at the this high school. two students killed in one

fundamentalists, leading a flock that still believe whes they no longer do. >> i live out my life ashough there is no god. >> reporter: these men are pastors, active in ministry even though though lost their faith. they asked us to hide their faces and alter their voices in order to protect their identities. this man -- who we'll call jack -- is a southern baptist with more than 20 years in ministry. at what point did you decide that you no longer believe in your faith? >> the more that i read the bible, the more questions i had -- the more things didn't make sense to me about what it said. and more things didn't add up. >> reporter: so reading the bible is what helped you lose your faith? >> correct. reading the bible is what led me to not believe in god. >> reporter: specifically, he says he was bothered by biblical inconsist tincies about the last dace of jesus' life. and what he describes as the sheer improbability of stories like noah and the ark. >> reporter: how do you get up on sunday morning and do your job? >> it's very difficult. i just look at it as a job, and go in and d

we go to the place in america whe the pain is worse than anywhere else. >>> she's everywhere. the new tv show, the book tour. is it any wonder people are wondering about a sarah palin presidenti run? >>> and "making a difference" for kids here at home at a time when they most need some tlc. "nightly news" this friday night starts now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. he left town after a bad election night for the democrats, and headed out on a long trip to asia. and it's been a long week for president obama, and not as successful as the white house had hoped. this trip, after all, was billed in part as a mission to bring jobs home to the u.s. tonight, the president is in japan, his last stop for another summit there. and then he comes me where he has to tackle something else that affects every one of us, taxes. and the typically washington art of making a deal apparently. th's where we begin tonight in our washington newsroom with our chief white house correspondent chuck todd. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. look, things

we land at company outpost kelly whe marines fought and shed blood in some of the fiercest battles. only recently, did they tell me, did it become safe enough to ta a walk outside their perimer. >> we fought here in this area, down these roads, in all the surrounding terrain that you see every day, several times a day, for hours at a time, for our first 4 1/2 months here on our deployment. >> reporter: ieds remain a deadly foe outside marjah's center. and so no chances are taken for part of our journey. we ride in a mine-resistant vehicle. >> the wounds that we get from these really, cruel, senseless weapons are horrific. multiple amputations. absolutely dastating wounds to the human body. i've seen it all of our young marines today who get up every day, pick up that weapon and move outside the wire, knowing what's out here. yet they do it. they do it well. >> reporter: but in marjah's center, where bullets once flew, we are free to walk. the mines have secured this part of town. and built relationships with local leaders. i ask a local shop owner about marjah then and now. hesays,

twenty mont rose and the point whe it divides. let's see how we're dog elsewhere. 270 at mont rose.on t trains, metro, vre, fi. mark, penn 503 is 24 minutes late now. and brunswick 870 up to 12 minutes behind schedule. >>> jerry, thank you. all eyes were on donovan mcnabb after his benching two weeks ago. but it was his former team's new quarterback who was turning heads. michael vick and the eagles's offense ran all over the redskins. it was an embarrassing game that was over before the first quarter came to a close. and the 59-28 loss means skins season is seously in trouble. lindsay czarniak has more. >> reporter: redskins are humiliated by what they allowed michael vick and the eaes to do them on mday night football. the 59-28 loss takes away any enjoyment he felt from signing his new contraction extension. >> i'm embarrassed. with the way things nt and snowballed in the wrong direction, i mean, it was just an embarrassment. >> we got early out played, yoult coached outcoached in eve. i take responsibility for it. should have had them prepared better than i did. as i toldhe play

. >>> the woman he was trying to help is described as american asian race or whe or latina. in her mid-20s. the suspect is described as white, mid-20s, wearing a maroon shirt and black slacks. >> we are concerned for her safety. we don't know the relationship between the male and female. we don't know if it's a domestic situation or if they are strangers. >> reporter: police say the neighborhood is not a high crime area and there's speculation the man they are looking for is a trained fighter. >> i was actually very surprised that one guy could do this to two people. it was -- i mean i kind of used the phrase this guy must have been an mma fighter or something like that because it was pretty bad. >> reporter: mma stands for mixed martial arts fighter. police are asking for anyone who has information or anyone who saw anything happen here. >>> it's hard to believe that california's budget situation could get any worse but it has. now governor arnold schwarzenegger has called a special session to deal with the situation. the governor just signed a new budget last month but now

>> i think back whe i first started dating him, i could relay a little more.t's a wholeifferent world now. yeah, i mean, walking around -- no, seriously, i mean i -- i don't know. >> how do you describe your relationship as far as both being athletes, being very competitive? >> with each other? >> yes. >> we're competitive about everything. >> do you really? >> it n can be the silliest thing, and it's like, no, i can do that better? i'll bet you this. it's just in our nature. >> can you beat him on the basketball court? >> if we had to go full court, i'd beat him. >> and you think tt's because? >> because i'm faster, that's what i tell him. >> i'd love to see it. >> if it's half court, he would outmuscle me. >> strong words from roxy mcnabb who was a phenomenal athlete. she was mvp of the lady's team at syracuse at one point. you can go to nbcwashington.com for more on our luncwell the players wives. we'll also have more on donovan mcnabb's contract and what it means. >> thanks. >>> prince william county has gained attention since implenting a policy to crackd

pat collins is at the courthouse now and will have a live report at 5:00 or soon whe the verdict comes in. drivers are being urged today to think twice about getting out of their cars on a busy highway. after a deadly accident in the laurel, maryland area, a man was struck and killed on the bw parkway overnight. the victim's car broke down. police say he w pushing it down the road when another car struck him. the drivers involved did stay on e scene. police say anyone who has mechanical troubles on a busy road should try to get to a safe location. you can always call police for help with traffic control. > a late night fire left three people injured after flames roared through a northwest washington building. the fire started around 10: last night in the 100 block of kennedy street northwest. two women and a man were rushed to the hospital suffering from oke inhalation. a firefighter also twisted his ankle. the burning building house as church on the first floor and apartments on the second. investigators are still trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> president obama's meeti

it shows an incident in atlanta that happened on new year's eve in 2007 whe an issue with a modular 100a pile at the bottom of the escalator. now, of course a few weeks back we had a similar accident at the l'enfant plaza station here. the brakes on that modular 100 failed, sending people flying at the bottom of that escalator. now, metro has been inspecting all of their escalators since that accident and they have found more widespread problems with the effescalatorescalators. there are currently 120 out of service in theetro system. they're down. out of serviceso they can make repairs to those escalators. we're here at the gallery place metro station. you can see we have twof the three escalators out of order at this point. ongoing problem. they're continuing to look at these escalators. we're hearing there were other similar problems elsewhere. >>> metro will stay open one hourater tonight to get people home from the red kins game at fedex field. all trains until 1:00 a.m. more trains in service to handle the crowds. >> 6:56 our time. kierly suiters has this morning's top stories fro

that's the best thing about the whe thing. >> you really will not find a man with more class.t's he doing now? he's a grandfather, he's an empty nestor, working for a credit card processing company. he loves watching cooki shows with his wife. >> cool. >> and he can love that every day. >> no, he works out every day. >> for ateast an hour or so every day. he does not eat like that every day, in fact he's very healthy. every now and then he'll splurge. >> he is a class act. it was always great to see him. >> thanks, lindsay. >>> here's jim vance with what's new at 6:00 tonight. >>> a luxury cruise ship caught fire. thousands of people left stranded without hot food and without working toilets. they may have them now,but if they do, they just got them. and they're glad. a couple in california challenging their cell phone contract in the supreme court. they're fightin the fine print in a taste that could test the ban on class action lawsuits. >>> and apparently ving people cash to car pool inhe d.c. area is working. how more people can get in on that. we'll see you tonight at 6:0

he is at the vatican whe tomorrow he and 23 others will be elevated to cardinal. >>> day 3 of jury deliberations for ingmar guandique. far jurors spent 11 hours discussing whether they believe he killed d.c. tenor chandra levy nine years ago. joe, eun, back to you. >> aaron, thanks very much. >>> let's get an update on the weather. we'll take a look outside where the suis just about to come up. it's just a gorous picture but a chilly start to the morning. only 42 degrees. bring your jackets, your coats, scarves. >> are we going to have a nice, call weekend? love these crisp temperatures. >> there it is. that's the sky watcher camera. clear sky. and it's cold. right now near freezing in the suburbs and many of the rural areas. lots of sun today. highs climbing into the low 50s. looks like a chilly weekend but should be dr freight for outdoor recreation and fun. getting milder next week. jerry, how is the traic? >>> lanes open for the car fire. consider your alternates. one more stop inbound 66, broken down track. >>> jerry, thanks. and that is news 4 today. thank you for starting your friday with

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. >> i did not see whe it made any difference. >> i think once people get in their car, they do whatwant to do. >> aaa would like to get the 100 companies to sign its pledge in the xt 100 days. >>> new developments about gone tas mid air emergency room. we know about the crew's efts to get it safely on the ground. and instigation shows the engine's maker, rolls royce, may have known about the default. tom costel. >> reporter: the home video of the hole in the flight is terrifying fuf. we now know how lucky the crew and 450 passengers are to have survived the midair explosi that rained engine parts on an indonesian island below. when the plane's left engine explod exploded, debris punctured two fuel tanks, cut control lines, damaged braking and landing flaps, and shut down a power generator. even the front landing gear had to be manually lowered. in all, 54 cockpit alarms and multiple warnings. flying the plane back to singapore took all the strength of the pilots and training pilots who happened to be on ard that day. >> we felt this loud thud. the pilot did a fantastic job. >> this

i'm from silicon valley, whe i created thousands of jobs at ebay.cafornia politics for far too long. il treat you like grownups, tell it to you straght, and offer a practical plan forward. these ar scary times and i know that cleaning up sacramentwon't be easy. o problems are tough, but so am i. if you want more of thsame from sacramento, then vote for my opponent. but if you want to get calirnia moving again, i'm ready. are you? i'm ready. >> coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. celebrations happening around is an fran because of the giants big win. we have all that for you coming up live in one hour. but let go back to larry now and talk about this really historic but thrilling moment for the city and for baseball and san francisco. >> people are going crazy. rightfully so. one giants fan in arlington held up a sign that said it all. torture never felt this good. team was unofficial slogan giants baseball torture won the first world series since moving to san francisco in 1958. giants defeating texas 3-1 to wrap up the series 4

whe >> this was much more low- key, the was no violence. that does not mean that it was not disruptive which it was. the bart station has been closed for nearly one hour. also, international boulevard a huge a thorough fare especially going rush hour. it was entirely shut down for several blocks at the time. to let this crowd of 150, through. again, this march is with very peaceful all the way through. it is still going on at the fruitvalle bart station it remains closed in protest of the shooting of derrik jones. the police had indicated that they think the shooting was justifiable. they thought he was reaching for a weapon. the rumors of the police shooting him in the back it is absolutely not true that the report from before coroner is that he was shot in the front. >> dan, one of the protesters doing right now! >> the protesters, right now paid are in front-many people of the getting up, speaking and this is been filled with oakland police officers. before they got here, they're only about nine officers, no, in full riot gear. and a num

. >> for tschism, it's always whe you've lost that you have the bigger problem, no matter what you do. i think it would be a mistake to miss how significant some of the differences are within the republican party right now and the republican caucus right now. remember, you know, one narrative of what just happened in the midterm elections, this is not really about policy, it's about process. people don't like the way washington works. they don't like the fact that the two parties can't get along, can't get anything done, now a group of people saying, no compromise, and a whole group of people who have been here that recognize their ability to deliver is part of what they're selling to voters back home. victory makes everything a little bit nicer for ten minutes. >> if you're a liberal democrat which is now a more liberal caucus on the house side and now a minority caucus, soon to be, are you more wary of president obama who needs to get re-elected in two years, or john boehner who wants to expand his majority? >> i think you're wary of that developing relationship. it was really inter

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. >> rose: indeed next is marilyn monroe at the mous party after his 45th birthday par whe she sang happy birthday to the displeasure of some. >> she was sewn into that dress. that dress had no buttons -- >> jon: that's bobby to the left isn't it? and arthur schlesinger. >> another arthur schlesinger, that's what i love. look at the expression on his face. she was whispering something to kennedy. >> rose: the next one is the fifth birthday of caroline kennedy. the next bon is the kennedy at the orange bowl, survivors of the brig aerkd 2506, after the bay of pigs disaster. >> they thought-- kennedy thought he was going to be roundly booed by the anti-castro cubans because of the great failure in the bay of pigs and she was there and fluent in sparn, and they cheered and cheered and cheered. she spoke before he did, and she-- and when he spoke, she translated his words into spanish, too. and so that he-- kennedy never got-- if the polls shot up after the bay of expirkz he said the worst do you, the more they love you. >> rose: next is j.f.k. and john jr. outside his office. now, she loved t

>> it was the first, it whe coveof t fir dummy. >> rose: right. >> you take yourself back to the earlyifties, and everything that was happening in america was sort of the beginning of what we understand modern life to be now. >> rose: right. >> there was leisure, and sports and race and show business and politics and all of these things were coming together, but most significantly for henry luz was what he saw to be an explosive market of people with leisure becoming more and more interested in sports as spectators, as actually not so much -- he is have sophisticated about it, it was not just about who won and who lost, but the sub text of all of that, because the real idea was, and i believe this completely, that it is through sports that we tell each other stories that tell each other who we are, our values are there. and he saw that. >> rose: tell me more about that, through sports we tell ourselves who we are and what -- >> we tell each other stories. >> rose: right. >> and within those stories we tell each other who we are. we like a particular athlete because they have achieved s

boom, boom, boom, hugely warm creating feeling whe you're being told what you think. (laughter) not the most brilliant retail political moment. but i think interestingly what happened is the law professor trumped the writer. and while i... >> rose: the writer would have kept to the narrative? >> i think the writer would have kept to the narrative and fit these different pieces in. i think we are at the end of something. i think '08 was hugely important. i think this is hugely important as a continuum as we redefine what right and left mean. and when you have a republican president who nationalizes the banks and off democratic president who, despite everything jack rightly says, was not for mandating universal health care, is not that interested in gay rights and... >> but jack didn't say that. (laughter). >> he's antibusiness. antibusiness, though. i think we here in a moment where ideological categories are being scrambled. >> i don't think he can be the writer now, either. you could be a writer in lincoln's time because mostly you gave a big speech, the entire speec

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traveling to places whe the real unemployment in certain pockets and certain areas was hovering around, you know, the high teens to the low 20's in terms of unemployment. traveling to districts where the real unemployment is really solidly throughout a state at about 15% out in nevada. traveling to con gregsal districts where one out of every 20, 25, 50 homes is in foreclosure. that's what this election was about. people are trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel. and so i think is this election cycle, i see several things. one, i see that we had volatility in the 2006 cycle. we had volunteertyty in the 2008 cycle. democrats happened to hold more seats in 2010 than we did previously, and so the republicans did and so we lost a lot of those seats. some of these districts are where this the scheme of things, i look at the first congressional district in maryland. in that district, john mccain won that district in a state that went overwhelmingly for barack obama in 2008. it was going to be a tough haul. it didn't matter what was happening in the broader economy. i look at a sta

whe, jpmorgan chase set up new offices to work one-on-one with homeowners. 2009, we've helped over 200,000 americans keep their homes. and we're reaching out to small businesses too, increasing our lending commitment this year to $10 billion and giving businesses the opportunity to ask for a second review if they feel their loan should have been approved. this is how recoveries happen. everyone doing their part. this is the way forward. >>> in less than two weeks, jobless benefits will expire for millions of americans. extensions on unemployment insurance end on november 30th. there are three big numbers that matter. 99, that is the maximum number of weeks benefits can last right now. in fact you'll see references to people called 99ers who are have run out of benefits. 4 million is the number of americans who will lose benefits if legislation for an extension to apply for those benefits does not pass. and $12.5 billion, the cost of extending those benefits until february. so today, the house took on extending those benefits until the end of february. democr