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miles from hom . an alert parent spotted jackson and brought him back to school. remarkably this was the second time it happened to the same child. >> we took steps to make sure it never happened again. >> we met with them. we did everything we know how to do and for them to be irresponsible for them to let it happen again is unacceptable. >> she said to me, im really, really sorry that this happened. you know. sometimes we lose some. >> we wont let him ride a bus in prince georges cou...

>> the president of the united states, president barack obama. >> reporter: this rally is what democrats have been waiting for. a preelection gathering with a 3,000 person overflow crowd. waiting to hear the presidents railing against republicans. >> they were betting on the idea you would forget who caused this mess in the first place. well, let me tell you seattle, its up to you to tell them you have not phot forgotten. >> reporter: but democrats also have not forgotten how close so ...

of. and heres a look at the speed sensors all around. and down at the harbor double, 60 miles per hour and no problems on the main. and we have the fire activity between 103 and business parkway. and out to live shots. this is 95 south. you can see the volumes light and also, at 95 and 152 in the fullton area, you can see traffics running well. back to you. >> and heres what people will be talking about newswise. >> the maryland doctor breaks his silence. and now derek valcourt has mor...

54 degrees. clear skies, tom tells us. >> thats right. hes going to tell us wellave a chilly day but not so bad. >> afternoon highs to near 60. right now a bit of a blustery wind swirling. i saw little tornado leaves swirling around. we will have that today, too. a lot of them are comingdown even before theyre turning to their peak color. upper 40s to near 50. arlington, fair max and prince georges low 50s in washington. chesapeake bay. east central west virginia has dipped into the 30...

>> it was a top secret program. >> reporter: he says, yes, members of the military used biological agents on people in public places without their knowledge. >> they did test at the national airport in washington dc where they had someone walk through the airport with a suitcase which had a stray device. they did the same thing at the pentagon. >> reporter: but he says what they sprayed was safe. >> it was ubiquitous. its all around us. we live with it every day. >> reporter: the reaso...

she had vanished was critical evidence. whoever used it used a remote fob, and dennis was the only one who had it. >> i prepared him for what the possibilities were. were delighted hes not facing life in prison, absolutely. >> reporter: news of the verdict spread quickly. dennis tetso, who was free on home watch, but now is locked up. >> when you hear like motley crue play like her favorite song or something, it just brings back her smile, her laugh, the way she is. >> reporter: for th...

directio let us know. >> is that aulul moonnnhe sky?y? >> yes. 30s d 40s the suburbs and rural areas. low 50s in washington and near the bay. elsewhere, in the mountains, east central west rginia and parts of the shenandoah valley may have scattered frost this morning. easternshore away from the waters its dipped into the upper 30s. so this is our coldest morning of the autumn season so far. thanks to high pressure thats pushing from the midwest, it will give us lots of sun but a blust...

of a scandal over possible unnecessary procedures breaks his silence. tonight the doctor comes out swinging, filing a multi million dollar lawsuit. hello everyone, im vic carter. >> and im denise koch. the maryland doctor accused of doing unnecessary stent procedures files a lawsuit. >> reporter: dr. mark menet releases a statement saying that he has never done any improper procedures. >> what i did was what i would have wanted for myself, my mother, my father. they were treated ...

stevens speaks out. and freaky friday lindsay lohan heads back to court after failing a drug test and her no nonsense judge could be sending her back to jail "today," nonsense judge could be sending her back to jail "today," friday, october 22, 20. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> and good morning, welcome to "today" on a friday morning. >> juan williams says he was setting up the case for not making rash judgments about people of any faith. a lot of high profile peop...

for kids. many residents in this upscale commity didnt know smith or that was aormer basketball star was one their neighbors. crazy. this is a nice neighborhood. and to see somebody got shot is pretty crazy around here. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4 today. a major traffic alert for the weend on i-66. westbound closed at 267 for work on the dulles metro project. a check on the forecast now with meteorologist tom kierein. looks likeere having a nice weekend too. i hear the w...