rob and winston. >> good morning. robin--winston. >> good morning.and even sprinkles on this very camera. to not forget that we have that storm system. there is a strong chrysostom on the way with sprinkles in the north bay. there is a strong cash-system on the way. hamas milder run the bay area, and this is as warm as it is going to get. with 59 in half moon bay. events former and other areas, south bay, 77 degrees and morgan hill. mid-'70s for the delta. it is when the up there right now was cloudy conditions, overcast. temperatures are only going to get into lower 60s. you are really not going to see much warm weather. fairfield, 72-75. your seven day are run the bay showing mild conditions monday. rainfall, a dry out on tuesday. and then the rain returns on wednesday with a bit stronger. temperatures below average. jan wahl? >> are you in the market for a great trio? has anybody seen my gal? >> let me tell you that it is the 1920's and hollywood is terrified they're going from silent film to talking filman. a once-in-a-lifetime. written by kaufma

>>marty: robin winston is here to tell us about the weekend.>robin: it will be nice this weekend, a little bit cooler than what we have been seeking. here is a book at current conditions, slowly starting to warm. fall along the coast and parts of the east bay. 60 in hayward, 60 in san jose. in los gottas, 50 degrees. 57 and half moon bay. here is a look at what you can expect as we head to the afternoon. coastal and bay fog up by 10:00 a.m.. by noon, we will have some pretty thick warming. 70's by lunch. today will be nice and partly sunny. increasing fog throughout the day. it will not feel that after the next hour or so. 74 expected in san francisco. let's take a look at the high temperatures for today. in the south bay, mostly eighties. we will have some cooler spot. 83 in san jose. fan 81 expected for campbell. in the east bay valleys, '80s up and down the delta up. in san ramon, 82. 84 martina's. career -- one of the cooler spots. >>ysabel: cards of alabama's controversial immigration law has been suspended. that has not stopped fear among

. >> in this week's cool schools report mike takes us to the winston education center in southeast d.c. >> show me hand. >> show me another hand? >> hands on learning is just the beginning of the day. >> cover your face with your hand. >> at winston education center in southeast d.c. in this math lesson on sets, kindergarteners use their feet and their minds. >> they will use costumes, right? and we are going to use what our imagination! >> all right, all right, my friend. >> performance artist from wolf trap theater and kindergarten teacher designed this lesson to capture the attention of the fidgety five-year-olds. >> all my ducks go back to my lawn. >>> it's part of a program called wolf trap institute for early learning through the arts. >> children play is work and work is play. there is no -- using drama, using story telling and using some movement and it's with the music that's keep them going. >> and long after the ducks and the pigs and the cows are gone, lesson continues even when the performance stops. >> what are you doing today? >> i learned alphabet and numbers. >> and? >

winston lord made his name by bubuilding networks. and mina ebrahimi is the president of saint germain catering. welce, all. thanks for joining us. you are one of the busiest guys i know. you got this company that imports spani wines. you e always out at different events meeting with different restaurants and doing different things. you are busy with public appearances after "the apprentice." what made you crazy enough to launch something as big asaste of d.c.? >> for may, it does spend an institution in this city that has been missing since 2003. i had the opportunity to take it. one day i got passionate about it. >> you have been tireless. you are e constantly knocking on doors and calling people to try to make the best taste of d.c. ever. >> it was a great publicity event for r the city to try to promote tourism. we are really trying to focus in on the restaurant an entertainment sector. we have 100 craft beers, wines, over 80 restaurants and our main stage pavilion. we have big and rich playing styx rusted root. we have a big conc

. >>> at the supreme court yesterday, 19 people, including prominent princeton activist cornell winston were arrested. they had both anti-war and anti-corporate greed mess aenls. >>> tens of thousands gathered in washington yesterday for the official dedication of the martin luther king jr. national memorial. nbc's brian moore has the details. ♪ >> reporter: on a brilliant autumn day on washington's national mall, dr. martin luther king jr. took his place alongside lincoln, jefferson and washington. >> you will stand for all time among monuments to those who fathered this nation and those who defended it. >> tens of thousands attended the official dedication of the king national memorial. an event that weaved together musical tributes with political calls for social justice. >> do what we must do to create a better world. >> reporter: it was a celebration of a simple minister turned martyr, a towering figure in american history who stood barely 5'7" tall. >> now he's 30 feet tall along down on everybody. >> reporter: for dr. king's children, it was a day to celebrate a legacy that lives

however, even though they punch it in, winston takes it in for the point. stanford is up. it's 17-7 right now in the third quarter. colorado still looking for their first pac-12 win. he's had a day. early first quarter, jermaine 17 yard touchdown. now 14-7 huskies late in the first. another touchdown. jenkins to the second quarter. the price was right. the 14-yard touchdown. price was on a role. 28-10 is what they had at the lead. the second quarter, trying together. to make a long story short, washington goes on to win, 52-24. they move on to 5-1. third quarter right now. joe montana's son is out there. nick montana. it's his debut. there's his first play. washington goes on to win, 52-24. back to you. >> nice to see joe montana's son out there. >> thanks for choosing us. see you back here tonight at 11:00. until then, good night. coming up on technow .. a new way to get social with your new iphone .. we take to the ice with the newest hockey video game .. by the way, who says playing games are bad .. this teenager is making a living at it ..

this week at winston education center. this is the week's cool schools, check it out. ♪ >> show me another hand. >> hands-on learning is just the beginning of the day. >> cover your face with your hands. >> at winston education center in southeast d. c.. ♪ in this math lesson on sets, kindergarteners also use their feet and thirds minds. >> we're going to use costumes right and we're going to use what our -- imaginations! all right, all right my friends. >> performance artist dennis from wolf trap theater and the teacher berry designed the lesson to capture the attention of the fidgety 5-year-olds. >> oh my -- go back to your lawn. >> it's part of a program called wolf trap institute for early learning through the arts. >> for children you know play is work and work is play. i mean there's no -- you know, so using drama, using story telling and using some movement and especially the music -- that's key you know to keep them going. ♪ >> and long after the dust and the pigs and the cows are gone, lesson continues even when t

the main contender, winston, his running mate, has been gathering hundreds of thousands of the past thele] it is very close. it is likely that we will see a fight in the runoff. >> they are voting in liberia. all is going well. here is the sports news. and a delay to the start of the season in the nba. >> first two weeks have been canceled. there was a meeting on monday. the commissioner david stern said there is a big gulf between the two signs. they have not reached a new collective bargaining deal. games will be cancelled for the next two weeks. kobe bryant has been talking to people in italy to consider playing to keep himself a fresh. >> some close games. >> some winner-take-all games. easier to call would be france, bosnia. bosnia will make it through the playoffs. armenia, the republic of ireland in dublin -- they needed to try to win their to make the playoffs. they have one of their last three games. -- won their last three games. [unintelligible] and they are hoping they are not run aground in dublin. >> thanks. worry about cash and assets. some people in paris may need extra

einstein in winston churchill on the grounds of country home 1933.on the day following his arrival at princeton institute of advanced studies, october 1933. signing the letter to franklin delano roosevelt,a reconstructed set piece photo of the 1939 warning to president roosevelt from einstein about the dangerous possibilities of others developing nuclear weapons. einstein and his wife elsa in pasadena during one of his visits to the california institute of technology. in 1945, almost overnight, einstein became the conscience of the world. he wrote, spoke and broadcast throughout the last ten years of his life. einstein and several famous american physicists gathered in princeton, new jersey to launch an appeal for $1 million to educate americans on implications of nuclear fission. portrait of albert einstein, 1879 to 1955. 76 years of age. that's a lot in those photographs that we can cue off and discuss, but before we do that, did einstein make any commercial endorsements to allow his likeness to be used for marketing purposes that you are aware of?

but winston crchill also said why does he te he? what have i done for him lately? that old saying about no good deed goes unpunished. that's a true saying, isn't it. >> rose: persistence andommon sense are more important than intelligence. >> people put such a great emphasis on education. there are a lot of people that are highly educated derelicts looking for jobs but people have persistence and personalities and a smile and love in their heart, they can surpass those people. >> rose: this is not a recommendation for anybody but the late steve jobs never graduated from college. dropped out of college but hung around and didn't want to be part of the process. >> there you are. >> rose: the fox theater is not the man who boasts by night but the man who rises early in the morning. >> the man who stands in the old english times they have to be hunting foxes and he's getting drunk and standing at the bar. the fox is not going to worry about him because he won't get up early in the morning. the man who gets up early the morning looking for the fox is in trouble. >> rose

so winston churchill insisted on every afternoon of having a bath. so he would get out of the bathtub, walked into the lincoln bedroom, completely naked, would walk around the room, smoking a cigar, making notes for what he's going to be saying to congress the next day. and there he's confronted with the spirit of abraham lincoln. churchill being churchill, he took a puff off of his cigar, looked right at the spirit of abraham lincoln and said, good afternoon, mr. president, i'm sorry, but you seem to have me at a disadvantage. >> how do you know that happened? >> right after that, churchill not only told his assistant, but he went downstairs -- well, he got dressed first, being very proper british -- went downstairs and said to the roosevelts, i will not spend another night in that acursed bedroom. >> so he told them what had happened? >> he told them what had happened and winston churchill was here a lot and he never again spent another night in the lincoln bedroom. >> now, nancy reagan is probably the most famous of the white house inhabitants who

. >> this family from winston salem, kept up the search.ight, they are amazed. >> they never gave up. that is what it takes. >> among the questions, how did this 8-year-old boy survived six days? and why did he go unseen in an area that was part of the search. ? john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> dozens of people have written to us about this story on our facebook page. "best news i have heard all week. thank heavens from above." " finally a good story to report. thanks to all the volunteers and to god." >>> now turning back to the store much coverage, the snow is on the way. it is rare and unexpected, particularly before november, but this could prove to be at the very least inconvenient, may be dangerous. kris van cleave is live in a rockville with more on the impact. >> what was really remarkable today, a lot of people learned about the fact snow was in the forecast when we told them that was in the forecast. i guess when you hear october you don't think snow, but that could change tomorrow. >> what? >> oh, yes a rare october snowstorm it is

again, quo tote -- to quote winston churchill, it is a terrible system. it is just better than any other one. i met with the brazilian supreme court. they have just met with the united states supreme court less than a month ago to deal with their issues. in brazil, every matter that comes before the supreme court of brazil, they had 80,000 cases last year, 80,000, obviously, no justice. you cannot have a system that wants to review 80,000 cases. i do think our appellate system could use some tweaking, but by and large, the florida -- i am not sure i agree with that -- almost certainly respected -- the florida supreme court's motto is, you'll appreciate this, i will not give you the latin version, but the translation is "soon enough, if correct." that is the actual motto. sometimes soon enough is not soon enough. you are correct. as you know, professor, the supreme court of the united states takes such few cases that usually the intermediary court decision is the final one. we have to fill the bench. it is going to be worse every day if we have an empty fe

which winston churchhill described as the soft underbelly of europe. >> poland is doing very well inur economy. >> and what is the russian feeling about the european union. not about us, but about the european union. is it an enthusiastic indifference, suspicious? envy? >> i would say the russians probably do not really think about the political side of this, thinks any more than americans do. some it's political. people don't care about all that much, but the russians i would argue, regarded in european union as a natural neighbor. the biggest issue on the agenda is a visitor to that region. the russians love to go to europe, it's close, it's comfortable. they feel almost familiar. so i would argue that we will have a very good friendship ahead of us provided of course that muddle through this current crisis. >> i want to ask both of you something i that have noticed in particular. everybody comments where ever i am, suddenly we don't have a lot of time, but suddenly there were a lot of russians all over western europe, all over america, also they're enthusiasm for consumer goods. h

will you please make history and follow the example of great prime ministers like winston churchill and margaret thatcher and give the british people the chance to vote on our future with the european union? >> i am understand and share the frustration many have about the way the european union goes about its business, about the bureaucracy but i think the key focus is to get on top of the e.u. budget, make sure the market is working. we are committed to the return from westminster from brussels and also committed as a government that if power passes from brussels there would have to be a referendum. that is good for the whole of this parliament and beyond but i don't support holding a referendum that is not our policy and i'm will not be supporting that motion. >> we are all aware of the bravery and courage of our armed forces that served in afghanistan. last november ranger mccormick from my constituency died in helmand province. he wasn't one of many who paid the highest price to defend freedom. his commanding officer said today there's a gap in our ranks which no ordinary man can fi

. >> reporter: derek, winston churchill said tt dictators ride to and from on tigers which they dare not dismount and the tigers are getting hungry. in libya today, the tigers fed. americas attacked a convoy that included gadhafi that was damaged in the attack. gadhafi taking cover in a drainage ditch under the road where he was captured by rebels who beat him. his face and body bloodied in these images. there are conflicting reports on how he was killed. suffering gunshots in his head, neck and back. a western journalist saw him in an ambulance. >> he was bare chested. there was some flood on his hands. but i could tell that he looked dead. and then i saw the top of his head. there was blood. >> reporter: rebels showed off a golden pistol gadhafi was carrying but also said he did not resist. his 42-year dictatorship left a trail of bloody bodies. he was described by an american president. >> this mad dog of the middle east has a goal of a world revolution. >> reporter: reagan ordered an attack on gadhafi's compound reportedly killing his 15-month-old daughter. the genesis, it is bel

. >>> hokies in winston-salem visiting wake forest. fourth quarter with a pass to marcus davis.0-yard catch and score. that was two t.d. passes for logan tonight. hokies win 38-17. >>> midshipmen in new jersey today facing ruckers: the pump fake and plenty of time. look at that. eventually finds tim for the 20 yard score. rutgers edges out navy 21-20. >>> the capitals bringing their hot streak back home tonight. undefeated, all wins decided in overtime. a chance to tie the record with a 4-0 start. if you tuned into the game tonight a little bit late, then you missed all the excitement. bruce and the capitals hosting the senators of the plenty of scoring in the first period. less than 9 minutes in. wide-open and 1-0 caps. three minutes later a strong move, goes behind the net, wraps it in the net for the goal. 2-0 caps. less than a minute left in regulation. a mad scramble in front of the net. the caps win 2-1. >> we're the only team right now that's 4-0. it's a tough league. you know. whoever you play, they were very -- you can say what you want about ottawa, but they were a ver

will you please make history and follow the example of great prime ministers like winston churchill and margaret thatcher and give the british people the chance to vote on our future with the european union? >> i am understand and share the frustration many have about the way the european union goes about its business, about the bureaucracy but i think the key focus is to get on top of the e.u. budget, make sure the market is working. we are committed to the return from westminster from brussels and also committed as a government that if power passes from brussels there would have to be a referendum. that is good for the whole of this parliament and beyond but i don't support holding a referendum that is not our policy and i'm will not be supporting that motion. >> we are all aware of the bravery and courage of our armed forces that served in afghanistan. last november ranger mccormick from my constituency died in helmand province. he wasn't one of many who paid the highest price to defend freedom. his commanding officer said today there's a gap in our ranks which no ordinary man can fi

making short work of li na sweeping aside the french open champion in straight sense to make it to winston to try to. get into football and the needs in petersburg have extended their lead to five points at the top of the russian premier league table of an easy for a no win at home to volga as he didn't have to wait long to get their noses in from its hosts we believe just two minutes to see it defies all in the example heart of double belly just before the break. we put the icing on the cake a result beyond any doubt at all managed to score the penalty spot as because it was fouled. afterwards code should channels ability said he was pleased i was so i didn't take their foot off the gas until the final whistle zuni now prepare for bed going to a champions league encounter should talk to me it's next week they'll be of on strike i was on the correct call of was injured. but they say it's got moscow we're trying to cut the gap on the needs back to two points as we welcome the sponsor. bellman haven't lost in over a month strike a seeded the he's in the form of his life scoring six goals in

karl winston punches it in from two yards out. stanford up three points at the half.hird quarter, however, cardinal would pull away. andrew locke. over to levine. ten-yard touchdown strike. and then later, third quarter, locke to lolo again. 26-yard td. locke, 336 yards, stanford cruises 44-14. >>> and on a heart-warming note, 52-year-old dewy bazela won his first and only professional boxing match tonight. he spent 26 years behind bars for a murder he did not commit. and now his long-time dream of fighting professionally was finally realized. back to you, diane. >> all right, thanks a lot, henry. >>> right now check in with meteorologist rob myette that on what is going on with the weather. >> seeing some changes within the last hour or so around the bay area. right now, san francisco 60 degrees. southwest wind at 8-mile-per-hours. north wind at 5. oakland 66. and still in the 60s in san jose. 64, south wind at 6-mile-per-hours. so mainly 60s. now upper 50s in the north bay. what changed today is the sea breeze picked up. cooling gets down to daytime highs, 60s and 7

. >>> this saturday acc football is on fox 5, 2-2 florida state travels to winston, salem to face 3-1 wake forest. kickoff 12 cloven 30 here on fox 5. >>> game -- 12:30 here on fox 5. >>> game five with the tigers and yankees, sabathia facing martinez, tigers up 2-0 in the 5th and martinez singles the center driving home terence jackson from second, 3-0 detroit. the bottom of the 2nd, yankees down one, bases juiced for nick swisher. right now detroit leads 3-2 in the 8th inning. >>> world championship boxing is coming back to d.c. d.c. native lamont peterson will battle with superlightweight champion a mirror kahn on november 10th at the d.c. convention center and it will be -- amir kahn on november 10th at the d.c. convention center and it will be televised on hbo. an invitation has been extended to the president and members of congress. >> as soon as the attitude is dropped we might be thinking about getting the fight in washington. it's going to be different. it's going to be massive. >> i'm pretty sure kahn will be training hard to defend his title, but i'll be training even harde

made short work of lean are sweeping the french open champion aside in straight sets to make it to winston to be safe in this competition. so it's the football is and it's in petersburg have extended their lead to five points at the top of the russian premier league after an easy three no win at home to volga then he didn't have to wait too long either to get their noses in front the hosts taking the lead just two minutes could you see a big presuming there alexander who could all of them double belly just before the break. and thank you as a bit put the result beyond any doubt if he scored from the penalty spot in the second half afterwards coach levy said he was places i hadn't taken their foot off the gas until the final whistle. for their champions league match was shown to the net next week but will be relaxed right there alexander. told today it is the moscow will try to cut the gap on the need to two points is a welcome lonely spot now the army men have lost in over a month welsh strike is sitting down by is in the form of his life scoring six goals in his last five league games how

. ♪ >> ronald reagan, winston churchill. colonel sanders. think quick.t do they all have in common. well, they all changed the world after turning 60 some of them well after 60, but the message at ibm seems to be you can keep that change. and because, the ceo on the way out, after turning, that's the traditional retirement age and passing over a fellow named steve mills who ran software division also, turning 60 this year, instead going to 54-year-old virginia getting that job. i'm sure she's very, very qualified, but didn't hurt that she was also not 60. >> you know, this might go back to the last presidential election, somehow, john mccain was psyched out of using his experience, psyched out of using his wisdom. psyched out of using all that and tried to blame the game of outside earen coming for a long time. i think there is going to this. >> neil: it's not that they lose their jobs at ibm at 60 it's highly recommended in management that at 60 you step aside. and it's interesting though, we're looking at the retirement age we want to push back and all

you cannot tax your way out of recession or depression it simply isn't possible and the great winston churchill's quotes on this trying to tax your way out of a recession is like trying to lift yourself up in a bucket by the handle a simply call of the soon as the politicians the bureaucrats never videos face the truth of this crisis the sooner we can start to get out of it people are beginning to understand that they will be better off by defaulting on what we need to do the rest of the european union the eurozone and indeed the i.m.f. is to help the in a stable controls default in the same way they must be fools as argentina did in two thousand and two only without a complete and total collapse in a structured way the you're opinion isn't part of the solution here the european union is part of the problem it's the european union in the eurozone which has created this terrible cataclysmic problem so no it's not part of the solution mr berg said least of all. meanwhile in the u.s. at least seven hundred people have been arrested after a police crackdown on the ongoing anti wall street

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. >> this saturday, florida state travels to winston-salem to face wake forest.9. >>> game five of the alds, cc sabathia would come out of the bullpen on this one. victor martinez singles to center to go up by three. bronx bombers make a game of it with a run in the fisk and seventh. they still came up short. tigers win this one 3-2 and move on to face texas in the league championship series. >world championship boxing coming back to d.c. d.c. native la montreal havoc peterson will battle with amir kahn. the fight promoters have extended an invitation to president obama and members of congress to attend the title fight. >> they were talking about it, yeah bring fight over here t will be massive. i can already see when i was walking street, it's going to be massive. >> i'm pretty sure kahn will be training hard to protect his titles but i'll be training even harder to protect my home curve which is d.c. and we're going to keep those belts here. >>> plenty ahead, weather, traffic, all your top stories. fox 5 morning news continues right now. now.

straight sets to make it to winston to say far in the competition. now in football then it's in petersburg it extended their lead to five points the top of the russian premier league after an easy three no win at home to evolve. any didn't have to wait long to get their noses in front of host to lead after just two minutes courtesy of big to physically in their alexander book or doubled their lead seven minutes before half time mendonca last of each put the result beyond any doubt in the second half as he scored from the penalty spot to compound bulger's misery their goals their coach ligi on the spot leslie said he was pleased his side didn't take their foot off the gas until the final whistle as any now today champions league matches shank internet next week but what we would alexandra could you call. him on friday it is good moscow will try to cut the gap on the need to two points and a welcome lonely spot right now the army men haven't lost in over a month while strikers to do come by is in the form of his life scoring six goals in his last five