prix is the idea man at the vienna-based company. it all started in 1968, with a small team and big aspirations. from the very beginning, the name "himmelblau," meaning sky- blue, stood for a philosophy. >> himmelblau isn't a color, it's an idea to make architecture like clouds. it was a protest against the economized, functionalized architecture that was at the forefront of discussion at the time. >> clouds are symbolic of change -- and radical change, at that. visually reminiscent of the gentle shapes created by ocean waves, a conference center is being built in the chinese port city of dalian. >> the austrian architects have even won over conservative bankers with their innovative designs. they're currently building a new home for the european central bank in frankfurt. with a construction cost of 500 mmillion euros, the project is the largest ever for coop himmelblau. prix can't pinpoint the company's recipe for success -- but the firm may well have thrived by sticking to its original ambitions. >> first, to create identifiable,

we saw delays because of the change at 123 northbound out of vienna. continue through the intersection through a traffic light. that's what tied up the commute on the beltway way and vienna as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> the crowds cheered in celebration as the last rescue worker and miner made their way to the surface of the earth. the 33rd miner was reunited with his family. the joy use reunions were watched by the entire world. they were trapped underground for nearly 70 days. sarah simmons is live downstairs with more on the celebration and the international rescue. >> good morning. people around the world were watching this impressed by how the men worked so well together and how they bonded over the past several weeks. even just as amazing were those that worked together to try to help bring the men to the surface after being stuck under the earth for more than two months, the capsule brought all 33 of the miners up one by one, everyone from the chilean world and community watched and weighed in on this rescue effort.

the most recent burglaries were in vienna, virginia. brittany mores house has the latest. >> lock your cars and lock your house. >> reporter: if that is all a that people learn from the meeting, captain burnett says police will be happy. >> we believe in you take precautions, that a suspect or anyone involved will certainly take the path of least resistance. >> reporter: but the path that a serial burglar is taking on in northern virginia has struck since mid august, 105 families. 52 burglaries, 17 attempted burglaries and 36 related cases, such as car break ins and on one typical night he's not exclusive to one house at a time. >> he is hitting a cluster of homes. >> reporter: commune members are starting to think in clusters. some talking about collectively purchasing neighborhood cameras. >> i will go back to my homeowners association and suggest they discuss it. >> reporter: expensive but some believe it is worth it. >> even the publicity. they were vigilant and that could have an impact. >> from vienna where the serial burglar last

latest in vienna. police say someone climbed through the window of a home and stole a purse and tookoff. police found screen doors split at two other homes nearby. there are a total of 90 serial burglary cases under investigation. they say residents should take precaution and protect themselves from these type of crimes. >> it is important that homeowners be vigilant about locking the doors and windows and don't take any chances. >> police are also urging residents to watch out for this type of activity. >>> and figures show 300,000 properties were lost to foreclosure since july. that's up from nearly $270,000 in the fourth quarter. banks are on pace to take over 1 million homes by this year. but some have suspended foreclosures and sales until they can sort out the foreclosure document mess. yesterday all 50 of the state's attorney general looked over documents. >>> and rapper ti credited with helping to save a life when we make headlines this morning. >> and warning democrats about the up coming elec

: the reason why they are so on edge, the last time they hit was in vienna, not long ago. but there are people across three counties, as you mentioned, that are very nervous and that's why people in great falls showed up to a community meeting last night to hear from police what they can do to protect themselves. >> i'm very concerned about the burglaries here and my next door neighbor, who's a doctor got burglarized recently. >> reporter: with serious looks homeowners take notes t studying hard the numbers. many districts have been impacted as far as reston. >> reporter: the names, all of the information related to one burglar. >> he is typically only taking cash. and many of these purses are being seen by looking in to a window. that's the pattern we are seeing are but patterns so far have not led police to any one person. in fact they don't have a description to offer. >> we truly believe that how this case is going to be broken is by a vigilant citizen who, you know, sees something. >> reporter: so, if that is the case, diane wonders why they haven't released video of

reporting live in vienna, peggy fox, 9 news now. >> important advice right now. >>> police in vienna are investigating the death of a 9- month-old. medics rushed to a home in the 400 block of dove circle after a call of a child in distress. investigators say the day care provider put the baby down for a nap hours earlier but later found the baby unresponsive. >>> the show is back on, on the national mall. filming resumed on transformers 3. production was stopped for a time for a safety review after a crash involving a d.c. police suv happened on monday. but 12th street tunnel was closed to traffic for much of the afternoon today while crews shot a scene there. that road reopened just in time for the evening rush. but filming is still going on between independent avenue and jefferson drive. >>> coming up, police make a quick arrest in the stabbing at a college park nightclub. now the university of maryland community puts on the pressure to shut the place down. >>> topper? >> no record highs today but very nice. if fact we'll show you temperatures of upper 60s to around 70. that's aver

news 4's tracee wilkins is in vienna right now. tracee you were out there yesterday in the rain. what's it look like today? >> it looks like 100% chance, joe, because it just started raining again. it was dry. it's definitely a lighter drizzle. it was pouring all yesterday. let me show you some of the remnants in vienna. brownsville road, they still have barricades up. look out for standing water here. let me show you what it looked like yesterday. this was the scene when a couple decided to go around road blocks and try to drive-through some standing water. they got stuck in almost two feet of water there. it w a mess. they had to be rescued out of the car. it was a swift water rescue. we saw issues all ross the area. the storm system moving up the east coast just dumped on the washington area. we saw a number of accidents yesterday. lots of road osures. lots of vdo wkers looking to make sure people are safe on the roadways, especially areas prone to flooding. areas that normally have these waters, they don't have the issue today. beulah road is normally always a safe bet but th

viewer photos sent to usby bill, botanical gardens in vienna. this is called steam fog. cool air moves over warmer water. that what we shot a little bit earlier. you can send your photos to i see at nbc washington.com. he also shot a little bit of the frost this morning in vienna. 70 degrees, the high temperature today. low, . the coldest morning we've seen since april. a very cold morning. unseasonably cold. i don't think we'll get that cold for quite sometime. 59 degrees right now. around the area, 54. fredick, 62 in baltimore. and in sterling. look at the temperature difference between last night and tonight. it is 21 degrees warmer right now in sterling than it was this time last night. 20 degrees warmer in baltimore. 18 degrees warmer in quaint toe. 13 degrees warmer in hage on it. a big difference in the last 24 hours. high pressure is the reason why. behind it, we're seeing southwest wind. new a warm front. you can see it to thenorth providing some cloud cover. we will see clouds overnight tonight that will help to keep things even warr. temperatures down to the s

>> reporter: this time in vienna. overnight in the hours of 11-6, they had two more cases here in vienna where a suspect came through a house, an unlocked house, whether through the window or door, stole two purses, stole some purses and money and went away. they believe there are two other cases he's involved with. he flipped the screen on the window and tried to get into the house and he was not able to get in and that is what we have in fairfax and that is approaching new 100 cases where this guy went to the houses between the hours of 11 at night and 6 in the morning and committing the crimes which, is risky. >> what advice are police giving to people living in the area about how to protect themselves? >> always give the people. when you're at home, turn your alarms on, lock your windows and doors, make sure your garage is down. this is the situation and in most cases, it's been a situation where the suspect, all he has to do is find a house with an open door and window or someone who left their garage open and he

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. >>> the serial >> this latest breakin happened overnight in vienna. >> this is in vienna. has happenede itha here. perhaps there could be a common thread in a few of these crimes. it was a slice in the screen that allows the burglar to get in. >> the burglar never got into the home. it was not until police knocked that the homeowner realized she had been an intended target. two other homes were broken into while people were upstairs asleep. the burglar to a cash and in the case of this woman who prefers to keep her identity private, he took her purse. >> it is -- it was gone from its regular place. >> could you tell where they got in? >> through the garage. >> it is against to be on the trail after dark. officers have reason to stop people when they see them out there. >> this halloween decoration of skeletons try to get into a home takes on a new meaning. >> nothing seems to stop them. no neighborhood is exempt from people who were determined to get in. >> police said that while it is -- police say 90 total crimes, everyone should assume the could be a target. >> some sch

police say the mysterious thief hit two houses in vienna and tried to get into several others. fox 5's wisdom martin continues to track the trail and has a new warning from police. >> reporter: according to vienna police, overnight the serial burglar climbed through window of this home, took a purse and took off. >> i'm a bit surprised but i guess it can happen any place. >> reporter: the suspect also burglarized another home nearby and he wasn't done. >> we also found two additional houses today where we believe that the subject tried to get in but wasn't able to get in. we found that the screens were slit. >> reporter: this now blings the estimated total of burglaries in -- brings the estimated total of burglaries in fairfax county to nearly 100. in most of the cases the suspect gets in through unlocked windows and doors. while police are constantly reminding people to lock their windows and doors and make sure their garage doors are closed, some people are still not getting the message. just across the street from last night's burglary a neighbor left his garage up. the home

vienna. but we do have the lane linking between 7150 fair oaks. this is where v doit was having trouble earlier this morning between the red x light and the green arrow light. it was stuck on the red x. that was causing some confusion. i am hearing that situation has been resolved. if you are traveling on the outer loop, no problems to report leaving the american legion bridge down towards tyson's. 295 on the brake from malcolm x to the inbound 11th street bridge. crash tying up the right lane southbound toward the 11th street bridge. new hampshire avenue approaching putter mill, we have a tree down. we have additional delays on vre's fredericksburg line. they have speed restricts in place until 7:00 this morning. that will likely tack on an additional 30 to 45 minutes to your commute and the vre manassas line completely suspended until further notice due to wires down across the crack. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> and if updates on the weather 24/7, you can head to our w

and in vienna it used to be called the red social democratic stronghold so we are seeing people in times of desperation going to parties that are further right but there aren't there isn't a groundswell like there was nine hundred twenty s. which was a bifurcated fight between communist extreme on the left and nazis in germany scream the right nothing like that to the very quickly just one last question i said you know the reason that they differ from the tea party is because well tea party i guess you know because they are fiscally conservative but in terms of this this hateful xeno phobic islamophobia rhetoric are they parallels. i don't know i mean the tea party the. party rallies here in washington and most of the issues that i talk to people about are are economic issues and you see that as kind of a libertarian conservative uniting i do see some talk about traditional cultural conservative things or traditional things like like immigration it's not as i was but again it's a fringe there's not actually starting to grow a little bit you know i mean now they're making ties between the

we're in vienna brownsville road at rosewood hill. they still have barriers ufrom yesterday. it was a mess yesterday. we needed the rain but not like this. roads around northern virginia fell victim to standing water or, in some cases, all out flooding. a couple had to be rescued after they went around a roadblock and tried to dre-through nearly two feet of water. there were a number of road closings. many knewo stay away. >> i know the roads, and i know the short cuts to get around the flooded area. so i'm just going out, take it easy and do what i have to do. >> up to six inches of rain fell in some areas. driving wasn't the only challenge. at times walking was just as frustrating for pedestrians. they osed umbrellas while hoping that rain, rain would go away and come back a bit lighter another day. >> i've gotten in five different car accidents. it was raining, downpouring. i had to go out to my car which is outside. i got soaking wet. that's why my hair looks like this. >> reporter: we see cars coming down this way and turning around and going bacteria other way. you don

orange lines, single trackg between vienna and west falls church. yellow, single track betweena point plaza and pentagon. green, navy yard and anacostia. and red line, delays between shady grove and twinbrook. in each case, ders should add 20o 30 minutes on your trip. >>> this morning it looks like the price of the metro smartrip cards will not go down at all. members of the metro board finance committee are now leaning towards keeping the price at $5 aece. the group originally suggested to reduce the price of the cards to $2.50 apiece. that was on the assumption that metro pays only $2.50 for the car but that's not the case. the company actually pays 3:40 per car. they are afraid of users not putting anything on the card and exiting while they have a negative balance. officials timate they would lose $1 million a month under this scenario. >>> this morning president obama is prosing don't ask, don't tell will end while he's in office. this is a major victory for gay rights activists but it's not going to happen overnight. reporter: since don't ask,

orange line trains will be operating from vienna fairfax to foggy bottom and federal triangle to new carrollton. as for the blue line trains operating from franconia springfield to foggy bottom and federal triangle to largo town center. free shuttle service will be available around the closed stations. metro says the work is needed to meet safety recommendations made by the ntsb. they are going to be installing new track switches and safety lights, replacing old tracks an repairing platforms. so metro riders may also expect to see shorter delays today, about 30 extra minutes along the yellow and red lines. red line trains will be single tracked between shady grove and twinbrook to repair the platform platform. now, the good news is that i'm standing here at the fox give bottom metro station and you can see all of the metro shuttle buss are lined up to take people to and from the stations and there's a ton of them. that's good news. the other good news is all the metro stations will indeed be back up and running in time for the morning rush tomorrow morning when all of those federal e

just volume all the way down. 66 eastbound, an accident between fair oaks and vienna. over to the shoulder. >> jerry, thank you. we have a quick programming note to bring you. ryder cup was rained out this weekend. it is finishing up right now. watch it live on theusa network. 6:13. history will be made today when the supreme court begins its new term. why new juice elena kagan will not factor into a lot of decisions. >>> another business run by the so-called white house party crashers has gone belly up. >>> and the first place redskins. >>> well, it certainly was not the prettiest win but it's all the same the next day on monday morning. redskins held off the eagles, 17-12 as donovan mcnabb returned to his old stomping grounds this time a member of the washington redskins. they're 2-0 in the nfc east. they will take on the green bay ckers next week. that will certainly be the talk as you head out to work and school this morning. we sent derrick ward into the green belt metro station to try to find out. good morning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. you remember tha

the pace slows again leaving vienna towards the beltway. outer loop on the slow side leaving university boulevard towards 9 colesville road. no incidents to report southbound 95 behaving nicely out of laurel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our big story, the suspect in a dui arrest in montgomery county and a deadly hit and run in the district has turned her gel in to police. here is 0-year-old jorida davidson seen walking into the second district police station in northwest d.c. about an h police believe she hit and killed keila ryan as ryan tried to get into i car early yesterday morning. police traced davidson's vehicle it a friendship heights condo complex where police say she was spotted behind the wheel of her vehicle in the parking garage. officers say there was damage to her vehicle. police say davidson will be arraigned sometime today. >>> we have new information this morning on an alleged cheating scandal involving police recruits in prince george's county. a preliminary report shows they might not have cheated a

this is vienna. this is an issue. we haveo much water yesterday there were still roads goingto be blocked. we needed the rain but not like this. roads around northern virginia fell victim to standing water or, in some cases, all out flooding. a couple had to be rescued after they went around a roadblock and tried to drive-through nearly two feet of water. >> i know the roads, and i know the short cuts to get around the flooded area. so i'm just going out, take it easy and do what i have to do. >> up to six inches of rain fell in some areas. driving wasn't the only challenge. at times walking was just as frustrating for pedestrians. they closed umbrellas while hoping that rain, rain would go ay and come back a bit lighter anher day. >> i've gotten in five different car sdeptsz. i had to go out to my car which is outside. i got soakingwet. that's why my hair looks like this. >> if you see a roadblock, don't go through it. you have nodea what's on the other side. >> hope you dry out. tracee, thank you. >>> north carolina

the grapefalls citizens association will hold a meeting on george town pike in vienna at 7:30. since late august there have be about 100 burglaries attempted burglaries and car break ins across fairfax county and a number of cases in prince william county. even with the large number of incidents they have not been able to get a good description of the person or people responsie. >>> this morning many people are wonderin what's next for the d.c. public school system after chancellor michelle rhee announced she's stepping down. rhee was handpicked more than three years ago. she oversaw a massive shake-up in management, school closings and firing of hundreds of teachers. rhee hugged vincent gray who has said that her reforms were important but that her style was too abrasive. gray promises that reforms will continue. >> the thought of not being in this role anymore is heartbreaking to put it mildly. >> full reform will move forward in the gray administration. we cannot and will not revert t the da of incrementalism in our school. >> rhee will be replaced by kaya henderson. rhee wi

so that means orange line trains are operating from vienna fairfax to foggy bottom and federal triangle to new car rollton. and blue line from federal triangle to largo town center. free shuttle bus service will be available around the closed stations. metro says they chose this weekend to do all of this work because rush hour ridership is usually down 40% on columbus day. take a look at this graphic and you will see what i mean. in 2009, metro reported 358,000 trips on columbus day. compare that toe following monday. so we are seeing a significantly lower number of people riding the metro today than what they would normally ride on the average monday morning, but still i have been chatting with people getting off the train a t at the foggy bottom station and a lot of them are frustrated because we are talking about an extra 40 minutes to your commute. but the good news, neck out these buses. -- check out these buses. they keep rolling up. the good news is there are a ton of shuttle buses waiting for people to take them from the foggy bottom station to where the metro rail traffic resum

this is browns mill road in vienna. these pictures from earlier this morning. part of that road, browns mill, is closed because of standing water which you can see here. running pretty well right now. it is up more than a foot. that is enough to create that little rapid as it slopes off the edge of the road. that is one area to avoid right now, browns mill road in vienna closed right now. we are getting reports of other roads in similar conditions across the area. be extra careful everywhere. >> it may be hard to imagine even though most of the rain is pretty much stopped. it can still be pretty dangerous out there. >> especially a road like that where it is pretty dark. >> we got so much rain as we showed you this morning in some locations, up to 10 inches. generally he can. >>>ing, -- generally speaking, 3 to 10 inches. we do still have flood warnings in effect for this morning particularly for low-lying and urban areas near rivers and streams and creeks and particularly in maryland. most of those flood warnings expire at some point during the course of the m

they at the guy may have struck in the town of vienna. several homes there were hit and in all cases, someone slit the screen of a window to get inside. this brings the potential number to more than 100. and a kensington man is charged with attempted second-degree murder. in quick the quadruple stabbing outside a college, maryland bar. the man attacked four people including three university of maryland students yesterday morning at the thirsty turtle bar. all of the victims out of the hospital now. the bar is being investigated for underage drinking. >>> now to the latest from chile where the rescue is progressing more quickly than expected. 23 of the 33en are now up and out. the mine here's spent 69 onizing days deep under the chileaners are being hosted one by one to freedom. there are hugs and cheers every time a miner reach the surface. so far sogood. no problems to report with the effort. in fact, all 33 men could be free before daybreak tomorrow. here's a live picture of the operation. it continue right now at this hour. the miners'

rain/snow mix expected. 12 degrees in vienna. a little warmer in rome today. that's a look for your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us.

orange lines between vienna and west falls church. yellow, single track between la plont plaza. green, navy yard and anacostia. and red line, delays between shady grove and twinbrook. in each case, riders should add 20 to 30 minutes on your trip. >>> this morning it looks like the pric of the metro smartrip cards will not go down at all. they are now leaning towards keeping the price at $5 apiece. the group originally suggested to reduce the price of the cards to $2.50 apiece. that was on the assution that metro paysnly $2.50 for the car but that's not the case. they pay $3.50 a card. riders can currently exit while having a negative balance. officials estimate they would lose $1 million a month under this scenario. >>two letters containing white wder have been september to two d.c. public schools. bancroft and adams elementary received letters this week. tracee wilkins is live with more details on this. good morning, tracee. >> reporter: good morning. the powder was deemed harmles but th fact that this was sent to d.c. schools in the last two days has investigators involved. th

centville, to vienna on in. travel lanes are open but a lot of brake lights in your future. if you're headed westbound, no worries from the beltway all the way on up elsewhere chopper 4 over the scene. beltway crash outer loop at the exit to 270 north. everything is out of the roadway, waiting on the tow truck. out on the rails, doing pret at the well. metrorail, vre 2 slight delays. fredericksburg 00 to 302. m.a.r.c. 872 and 892 delays under ten minutes each. >> the national park service says the road work near the lincoln memorial willbe finished by the end of the month or early november. crews have been working on ohio drive since april. they're replacing structures, curbs and sidewalks along the heavily traveled road that runs along the potomac river. the cpletion date is new for drivers who had trouble getting to the memorial bridge, and the southwest freeway. >> more on that breaking news we've been following all morning out of northwest washington. a woman is in grave condition after being hit by a car near due month circle. police said the driver then too off. megan

rainy day in vienna as well, 14 for your daytime high, looking quite mild in berlin, 18 degrees on wednesday. okay. here's your extended forecast now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> just taking a brief look at our top story once again, japan s ned ll t rid the world of nuclear weapons at the united nations. speaking before a u.n. committee on tuesday, japanese delegate iosuda urged the world to maintain a momentum, or maintain momentum in nuclear disarmament efforts. suda was referring to last y' coerce reviewing the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. after those talks signatory nations unanimously adopted a final document calling for a nuclear-free world. >> the task before us now is to maininndurer strengthen this momentum and to fully and faithfully implement the hard-won action an >>ut those efforts for a nuclear-free world are facing an obstacle in the fissile merle cutoff treaty meant to ban production of fissile material r clrweapons. negotiations haven't started. u.s. assistant secretary of state rose ttmuersow urging member nations to work on the treaty. despite that challenge, japan's delegati

we captured video of other problems in vienna and the water in most areas in northern virginia has receded. we have received dramatic video of the storm all along the coast. this is a police dashcam video. at the height of the storm, as many as 50,000 customers lost power. business has been restored by this afternoon. what everyone wants to know is whether the conditions we have right now will stick out throughout the weekend. >> we will certainly be staying drier than we have been. in some ways, it was a historic storm. this was a great image from a satellite. you can see this all the way from the south of cuba. look at some of the rain events approaching 10 in. brit items for the shaman you around annapolis -- approaching 10 in.. i am sure that some of you around annapolis saw the same period for us, it is a dry pattern -- for the same. for us, it is a dry pattern. we will continue to see cooler air. as we get into sunday and monday, we will be back to some cloudy and wet weather, but not the same kind of wet weather. i will explain in a few minutes. >> organizers are gearing up for what

crews will repair problems along -- between vienna and west falls church begins tonight. >>> this latest round of work comes one day after metro announced a major change. yesterday officials announced they cannot stick to a promise to reduce the cost of smartrip cards because the cards cost too much to produce. but good news came out of the board meeting. escalators at the foggy bottom and dupont circle stations will be replaced. metro also plans a major overhaul of the blue and orange lines. >>> last weekend felt like summer. this weekend will feel like fall. >> yes, sunny with comfortable temperatures. the color is starting to take off now, but we have to probably give it 10 days to two weeks for the blue ridge to be at its peak. >> we all look forward to that, don't we? >> we are tracking some rain to the south. showers south of the metro area. some showers across the pennsylvania area, heavier showers south of metro washington. quite breezy, the high in the mid 60's. the chance of a shower or sprinkle in the afternoon. the clouds will dissipate tonight. it will be clear and chilly, w

in the biggest spy swap since the world since the cold war they were they were exchanged in vienna this summer for four spies held by moscow and chapman who became the public face of the ring is believed to be among the worst of the. next we take you to alaska and tell you the story of how it became part of the u.s. after being sold by russia stay with us. once it was a part of russian territory there are still reminders to this day children wearing russian national costumes people having russian names and many orthodox churches are standing here but more than one hundred forty years ago it became the u.s. territory though some americans still don't know about it. just over the last i have no idea about a lot stuff like that but i don't know anything about that alaska it's cold. it was cold a box of ice a polar bear garden and one russia but in the language of the indigenous peoples the word alaska means the great land. sven haakanson is steering his boat out of the narrow bay of kodiak island his ancestors have lived here since time immemorial. over the thousands of years they to solve

. >>> meanwhile, police in vienna are investigating the death of a 9-month-old child. medics rushed to a hospital in the 400 block of dove circle after they received a call about a child in distress. investigators say the day care provider put the child down for a nap a few hours earlier and later found the child unresponsive. >>> portion county police say they have made an arrest in connection with a quadruple stabbing in downtown college park. three students, and a nonstudent were injured outside of the thirsty turtle bar on tuesday morning on loop 1. -- route 1. a 21-year-old man was arrested this morning. and charged with first degree assault. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. >>> also, happening right now, dc homicide detectives are investigating a homicide in northwest washington. police found a man with severe trauma near the tacoma metro station along the 9 loo block of blare road. at this point, there is no suspect or motive in last night's incident. the victim's name has not been released. >>> the illegal immigrant charged in the drunk dri

the decision came at the group's general meeting in vienna on thursday. opec ministers discussed production policies with member nations. these are based on global economic conditions and worldwide demand for crude oil. although concerns are on the rise about a slowdown in the economic recovery in advantageoused countries, the ministers say the present supply of crude oil is sufficient. oil prices are also stable. they decided that 11 of the 12 opec members would keep their daily oil supply at around 24.9 million barrels. iraq will be exempt from this agreement. the organization has left its production quota unchanged since december 2008. that's just after the onset of the global financial crisis. >>> rising demand in emerging nations such as china has kept crude oil prices high at around $80 per barrel. opec members say these price levels are acceptable. opec's next general meeting will be held in december. >>> and on the tokyo foreign exchange the dollar rose against the yen early friday. investors are playing it safe on speculation japan's monetary aut

going to feel like fall. 9 degrees in vienna. also in the single digits for moscow, stockholm and kiev. 11 in paris and a little bit on the warmer side in madrid, high of 19. 22 in lisbon. all right, here's your extended forecast. >>> a parade of people dressed in costumes representing various japanese historical periods took place in the ancient capital kyoto. the procession of about 2,000 people started at the kyoto imperial palace on friday and made its way several kilometers to a shrine. the festival dates back more than 100 years and is one of kyoto's three main festivals. the parade was led by a military band dress band, followed by people dressed as popular revolutionaries who help engineered the restoration. at the end of the parade were people in costumes from a which in the late eighth century when kyoto became the nation's capital. about 70,000 people came to see the procession. it represents more than 1,000 years of japanese history. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm hideshi hara in tokyo. we'll be ba

i swap since the cold war it works changed in vienna the summer before spies held by moscow. following comments from former u.s. president bill clinton that slammed russian immigrants in israel for being an obstacle to peace with the palestinians off talks to mark levin from the national conference on soviet jewry about the diaspora and how it responded to the accusation spotlight is coming your way next here on r.t. . hello again and welcome to spotlight and today my guest in the studio is mark levin . the recent verbal attacks on the immigrant jews by former american president bill clinton have added to the rising nationalist divide in israel he accused them of not willing to find common ground with palestinians that bring peace talks in the middle east what do the serbian born jews have to answer here is mark levin executive director of and c s j which advocates on behalf of jews in russia ukraine the baltic states and. the world appears to be fostering a more tolerant attitude towards jews and vice versa the new exhibition in berlin on hitler and his power over the german

. >>> a neighborhood in vienna, virginia got a surprise this afternoon when a car crashed into a backyard. this happened around 12:30 in the 7600 block of tysons oak circle. the driver lost control,rove through a backyard, hit a deck. the dck had significant damage, but there was no damage to the home, and there re no injuries. >>> and in germantown, a nasty accident on great seneca highway. a car ended up trapped under a school bus. no children re on the bus at the time. the 61-year-old driver was seriously injured. a second car, a honda was also involved in this accident. the driver and a front seat passenger suffered minor injuries. and a 6-year-old child in the back seat of that car was not hurt. >>> firefighters who rescued people from a burning apartment building in northwest d.c. are sharing their stories tonight that fire broke out early wednesday morning on 16th street in columbia heights. and one m died. several others were injured. while investigators have not determined an official cause, it appear it could be arson. news4's megan mcgrath has more on thenvestigation. >> report

the announcement was made at the organization's ministerial meeting in vienna, austria, on thursday. iran has been elected to the presidency of the 12-member oil cartel for the first time in 36 years. iran is opec's second-largest crude oil producer. member countries provide about 35% of global oil supply. >>> china's biggest trade fair opened in the southern city of guangzhou on friday. the event is considered a key barometer of the country's trade and economic development. more than 23,000 domestic and overseas firms are taking part in this 108th edition. exhibits cover a wide range of fields, including mechanical and electrical appliances, textiles, health care products, and other consumer goods. the event is taking place amid growing concerns that a stronger yuan could impede china's exports. >>> hello there. welcome back to your world weather update. japan is going to see some showers to the north on saturday. but it will stay largely dry and settled for the most part. this last system also producing some showers and winds across northetern china. we could see snow and sleet in

the announcement was made at the organization's ministerial meeting in vienna, austria, on thursday. iran has been elected to the presidency of the 12-member oil cartel for the first time in 36 years. iran is opec's second-largest crude oil producer. member countries provide about 35% of global oil supply. >>> china's biggest trade fair opened in the southern city of guangzhou on friday. the event is considered a key barometer of the country's trade and economic development. more than 23,000 domestic and overseas firms are taking part in this 108th edition. exhibits cover a wide range of fields, including mechanical and electrical appliances, textiles, health care products, and other consumer goods. the event is taking place amid growing concerns that a stronger yuan could impede china's exports. >>> hello there. welcome back to your world weather update. japan is going to see some showers to the north on saturday. but it will stay largely dry and settled for the most part. this last system also producing some showers and winds across northeastern china. we could see snow and sleet i

tuesday night there were two more break ins in vienna and one attempted home burglary. they believe they are linked to the person responsible for numerous burglaries in fairfax and prince william counties? very good about being quiet. so he's looking for the way to make the least amount of noise. he didn't break glass or anything just looking for the doors to get in easiest. >> reporter: police in several jurisdictions are working on the case and they remind you to lock the doors and windows of your home and turn on your alarm system to discourage thieves. they want you to report suspicious activity in your neighborhood. >>> our time is 4:39. >>> find out what the government is doing to help to ease the sticker shock some of us get when we open our cell phone bill. it is 56 degrees. you need to take the umbrella with you later today. [ music throughout ] [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a calendar that shows you all your finances at once. it lets you know when your money's going out. and when it's co

but you're trying to walk the dog around parts of the metro area that you might get a sprinkle around vienna. mcclain out here at 93. where are they going to go? just u drift out -- just drift out across northwest. so that's about it. they had dissipate pretty quickly. nothing is severe. let's go back to the computer. for tonight because of that, we're going to keep a chance of an evening shower in. temperatures in the 40s, even downtown. we're talking about the 40s tonight. we're looking at 48 downtown. 46 in college park. 46 in bowie. and mid-40s in fairfax and reston and sterling. so some of the furnaces will be kicking on, hopefully you have had them checked out. by morning, partly cloudy, windy, in the 40s. by the afternoon, partly cloudy, windy, cool. i mean, still a nice day. high temperatures, 65. and the winds will continue northwest at 10 to 20 and rather gusty. all right, next seven days. 65 friday and saturday. and then near 70s on sunday. and we have storm showers coming in late monday and tuesday. not a real big system. most of the showers quite frankly, are just north of town.

police report 5 break-ins or attempted break-ins just in the vienna area last night. the burglars somehow got into one home by prying open the lock to the garage, and then he did the same thing on the door to the inside of the house. he got away with a purse. at another home he used a lad tore get to an open window, split open the screen and took another purse. but he didn't get into another home after splitting the screen because the windows to the home were locked shut. >> this is where he cut the screen and broke in and i didn't even notice that we were outside this morning. but he broke in through here and then attempted to break out these windows which i had open, and luckily i closed them last night before i went to bed. i was going to leave them open to get the air in and i'm grateful that i locked them. >> police said to make sure you lock your doors in your home and in cars. because if a burglar get news your car, they could get to the garage door opener and then into your house. >>> tonight, rushern baker, the new prince george's county executive is holding

folks around vienna now at 49 degrees. 47 down around waldorf, maryland. and then we've got 54 analysis, and shadyside and the bus stop, sunshine, clear skies, 48 to degrees. thenhroughout the day, again, as high pressure moves in, we're going to keep the sunshine here. matter of fact, i think we're going to see even the high clouds that we've got overhead, we're going to see those moving out. temperature will get up to 68 by noontime 74 by 3:00 today. finally firs time over 70 since saturday. so there's our little weather system that's plagued us for days. you can see what's left of the showers, some of them trying to eak out over the border of pennsylvania, but try for us. there's a cold front back to the west in ohio. that's produced just a w high clouds. temperature 48 degrees in manassas. gaithersburg at 52, and we are looking at a warm-up. so nice conditions as we go from the 60s where we were yesterday, to the 70s, not just for today, but for the next several days through monday. 71 to 75, a little bit of an afternoon breeze, then sunshine and quiet

the the most recent last night in vienna. the burglar was able to pry open the lock to the garage and then inside the home all he took was a purse. police say make sure to keep doors and windows locked, in your house and your cars to ensure the burglar can't use your garage door opener to get in. >>> for the first time in more than three years the georgetown branch of the d.c. library will open again on monday. that library was seriously damaged in this massive fire back in april of '07. the new library has better lighting, more space and even an out door reading terrace. a contractor working to remove lead base paint started the fire. >>> let's get outside for the rush. patranya in the traffic center. how is it looking? >> we do have a problem west side of town. this is on 495 due to an accident here. we want to take a live shot and show you exactly where this is. this is over the american legion bridge on the outer loop. let's go back to the maps. okay, now we have it. this is on the outer loop blocking two left lanes here.

. >>> good news in vienna, virginia, where the water receded enough on browns mill road drivers can finally get through. yesterday afternoon a very different scene. the water was high enough to trap this car. luckily the driver did manage to get out and up to the to safer ground. >>> our clean-up is minor compared to. this the cashe river isn't expected to crest until sunday in the town of windsor. cars are completely submerged. hovercrafts were used to rescue trapped people. environmental officials worry untreated waste could pollute coastal waterways. >>> a lot drier and a little cooler for this weekend, gary mcgrady here now with more on the forecast. >> they haven't seen flooding like that down in north carolina since floyd moved through. wilmington north carolina picked up over 20 inches of rain in a few days, definitely a record set and all that just moved up. let's show you where the rain is now, well off to the northeast of us, manchester, new hampshire and bangor getting rain up in the new england state. what we have to watch for this weekend late in the weekend, you see the rain c

sterling and reston to burke and vienna and fairfax, upper 40s to near 50 degrees and mid- 50s downtown. a lot of 80s showing themselveses for that forecast an the washington metro. even though zone forecast has upper 70s, blue ridge appalachians, potomac high lands, frederick, 892, 83. and upper 70s over to the atlantic beaches. take a look at the next five days, sunny, warm and warm until we get a little cooler air behind that front on tuesday and wednesday. next cold front is showers on wednesday, thursday with typical fall air highs in the 60s. notary dick lousily cold. still bearable for this time of the year. >>> from oreweeds news file tonight you know when you find true love, well this couple may have had an advance over most of us in figuring that out. she's 6'5" and he's -- they measure a combined 13 feet 4 1/2 inches tall. the current record holders measure 13 feet 3 inches tall. the guinness folks are looking to confirm in the meantime they will con with their business. their low slogan, head and shoulders above the rest. [ female announcer ] this is wendy. wendy is a big fa

she knew what was going on it was informing russia through the representation of russia in vienna and was trying to do what it could but there were only eight observers that were there so with eight observers there's not very much she could do unfortunately many member states had asked for there to be more members before but russia had veto that russia did not want there to be more than a very small group of observers and south of said you so i would actually say that no there should be a chance for international monitoring both in south said to an opposition thank you thank you very much both and just a reminder that my guest on the show today andrei your profound stuff political scientist and sabine prize in who is the program director of the international crisis group and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say and spotlight just me life would be back with more first hand comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take care thank you. the news today is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing

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