investigationo i want to know what was the cause? 27 years old, a young boy. is killed. so i am just asking the media, trying assess the tru. that is what i need. >> reporter: they said they couldn't confirm how he died? is that what you said? >> yes. we have no clue up to now. >> reporter: they didn say he died of a beating when they talk to you, did they? >> nobody told that. >> rorter: it happened around 2:30 this morning. poli say a man was denied entrance to club 9. they say he went away and then returned with a brick and threw it through a window. aftethat, theyay he was chased down by five employees from the club and then beat. those five employees have been arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

but if the medical examiner cannot determine the exact cause of deat that could greatly impact the outcome of this case. those five employees expected to appear in court torrow. pat, back to you. >> all right, pat. and pat, i have a question. has he had any medical issues at all? or any run-ins with the law before? has he ever done anything that got him arrested before? >> reporter: i'm not certai about the arrest but i talked to his faher. and i talk to his uncle. and they say he was in good health. that he had no medical issues. they're all thered in that house back there, wendy. they're in a state of mourning. they want some questions answer ked they said they want justice. >> okay. pat collin, thank you. a manassas man heading to a new job was hit and kill by a pickup tck this morning. it happened near a busy commuter

lot on duries road in virginia. derrick ward is at the scene. >> reporter: pat, take a look behind me. th is dumfries road. down the sway route 1. lots of reasons to cross here. you have a busy commuter lot, a drive-through establishment. no way to cross safely. that led to a deadly scenario. 38-year-old miguel from manassas is originally from el salvador. he had been in the u.s.or about 11 years and he studied engineering before coming to this country. for the past eight years or association he worked for an area construction company. his relatives say he was headed to a job site early this morning when he was t and kill crossing dumfries road. >> he tried -- >> the vehicle, a dodge ram, struck pedestrian. he was crossing the road.

the victim is a 38-year-old male. >> reporter: he was work forg a contractor doing expansionsnd improvements. there are no crosswalks or traffic light. he witnessed the accident. >> it was a screech. there was a pedestrian on the side. it was real quick. >> it is crazy. tell them not to even walk that way. the car barely sees you. if it is late, no light over there so you can be hit. >> reporter: the driver, a 42-year-old from midland, virginia, stayed on the scene. police believe also that the victim was run over by another vehicle afr he was struck. >> a white box truck. not too much information to go on. the damage will be underneath the vehicle. we're not considering it a hit and run right now. it is, the driver might not know that he was involve in the know. >> reporter: meanwhile his cousin said they were happy

because he had just started work again after being laid off briefly. now, that bit of happiness is gone along with a beloved famil member. >> we're feeling bad. he's not here anymore. >> reporter: we told that you the victim was working for a contractor doing improvements on that lot. among those improvements, a traffic light where he died. we're told those lights are still 90 days away. three months too late to save a life. back to you. >> thanks. a van and a truck collided rockville this afternoon. trapping two people insid the van. it happened around 1:15 on marinelli dre. it caused to it flip overrule they were pinned inside. it took rescuers about half an hour to get the passenger freed. will both people were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. no charges he been filed in that case. and there were funeral services today for a maryland woman killed by a hit-and-run driver.

kiela ryan was celebrating her 24th birthday last thursday when she was hit by an suv on connecticut avue near dupont circle. the vehicle left the scene but witness wrote down the tag number. police tracked down the number and charged her. th family is asking donations be sent to the group mothers against drunk driving. parents of students met after students answered adult questions about sex. earlier is week, students as yog as 11 were given a survey asked if they knew how to pout a condom or put one on their partner. some parent were upset by the nature of this questionnaire and they got a chance to express their dipleasure with the school system's director of health andwellness this morning. new developments in the alleged cheating scandal.

fee a former cadet is suing. he said he was dismissed from training for being a whistle blower. the lawsuit said police tried to ote, silence him as retaliation for his voicing complaints. his attorney said he was dismissed after a medical board declared hill unfit for duty. a county spokesperson declined to comment about the lawsuit. it is getting a little cooler and feeling more like fall. >> chief meteorologist doug kammerer is here to tell u what is in store. >> the wind has been picking up. a little on the cool side out there today but not a bad day. we've seen a lot of sunshine and? some clouds later on. even a couple showers out there. we had a report from fredericksburg, saying they saw pretty good showers moving through. right now, looking at blue skies acrosshe area and across the city. coming from northern virginia. 62 degrees outhere. partly cloudy skies.

the winds out of the northwest at about ten miles an hour with gusts pwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. digital doppler showing some blues and some greens with some shower activity toward the west, making its way into virginia. you may see a stray showerater on. that will be about it. most of us will stay on the dry side. 60 degrees in sterling. 57 toward frederick. 60 in baltimore and down toward la plata. what are we going to be seeing? overnight and through the night, 54 by 9:00. 52 by 11:00. breezy in chile as you wake up tomorrow morning on you saturday. if you're waking up at 5:00 al know you're wake up to some cool temperature. 50 degrees by 7:00 a.m. the mperatures will warm up. it will be a fairly cool saturday. much better news coming up in my full forecast. >>okay. thanks. e redskins are facing the colts here on nbc 4 this weekend. there's a lot on the line.

>> the redskins going for win number four. believe it or not, that would match their win total for all of last season and put the record of 4-2 which would be among the best records in the league. if the redskins beat the colt, they're going to have to earn it. peyton manning and coil bringing the third ranked scoring offense. the colts averaging about 28 point per game. manning has 11 touchdown passes which is tied for the most in the league. he's been the face of that franchise for more than a decade now. and you never really stop peyton. you just hope to slow him down. >> i've known yton for a long time. and he is a great football player and you won't go out and trick him. you won't try to disguise it. he'seen it all and done it all. you can hope he's having a bad day and a good day. things click for us.

we can kind of slow him down. >> sunday night football expected to be a good one. experts say it will be ose. the colts just three-point favorites. if they win this one, we can finally say, okay, maybe the redskins are a pretty good team. >> yeah. it would be nice to say that. >> we're looking forward to saying that. >> a lot of crossed fingers in washington. still ahead, lot of sleepless nights. >> reporter: like he's moving. >> that's not good. see what locals are blaming for this nuisance? also, a dangerous substance kids are using to get high. we'll tell you what it is and why it is completely legal. you think georgetown cupcake had it bad. that's nothing compared to what this business is dealing with.

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a murder police originally called a case of vigilante justice outside the d.c. nightclub may not have been a homicide. this happened early this morning. police say five club employees

attacked him after he threw a brick through the wiow but sources tell news4 the medical examiner could not determine the victim died from that beating. a pedestrian was killed this morning near a commuter lot in dumfries. 38-year-old miguel of manassas was walk around dumfries road. the driver stayed on the scene and has not been charged. some parents are speaking out after their kids answer someday rather adult questions about sex. it happen earlier this week. seven dollars gra seventh graders were asked questions. some parent said they didn't have time to opt their kids out of the survey. they met with authority to discuss this matter. we have some nice leaf turning ather. >> this will be great one. if you're thinking of going to skyline dre, about 80%. very good color expected this

weekend. it will be a good one. next weekend will be aood one. then we'll be raking it all up. >> and blowing. >> the winds have been blowing today. that's for sure. winds gusting upwards of 20o 30 miles an hour. not a bad day today. we've seen some sunshine and a couple showers. just about what y expect for this time of month in the fall. we're looking at a mixture of sun and clouds. also some cumulus clouds making their way through. 62 degrees. winds out of the northwest at ten miles an hour with gusts of 24 as of last hour. 62 degrees right now inhe district. 57 back toward frederick. 58 in hagerstown. a couple showers move through your area. you saw a shower. 58 toward winchester. 68 in culpeper. the winds have been gusting. 30 miles an hour in martinsburg. in sterling, 20 toward annapolis. we have seen a very windy afternoon.

those winds will continue. not just through tonight but also through the day tomorrow as well, before finally coming down during the day on sunday. now, live digital doppler showing shower activi. mostly to the west but also a couple of showe toward the east. these will continue to move through the area. most of these will be light but they will be fairly quick. you may see a couple rain drops on that windshid. just enough to get the windshield wiper going a little bit and then it should be cleari out of here. we have an upper level system. the main storm is to the north and east producing 40, 50-mile-an-hour winds. we're watching this upper level system. here it is here. the upper level low making its way thugh. the surface toward the north a east. we're talking about a big time storm. a nor'easter for them. for us, we did not see that big time storm here develop a little bit too far to the north. still cool and windy tonight into the day tomorrow.

then high pressure moves in and we see mild conditions return fothe die sunday. sunday looking very, very nice. your forecast for this evening, partly cloudy. isolated showers, breezy and cool 58 to 62 degrees as we move through the night into tomorrow morning. still on the cool side. a little on the chilly side as we with those winds, gusting upwards of 10 to 20 miles an hour. maybe a little higher than that. most of the areas into the 40s as we move through the day. temperature will warm up into the 60s. maybe a bit warmer than it was today in some locations. mostly sunny skies. upwards of 30 miles an hour. then the four-day forecast. 65 for tomorrow. 73, beautiful on suday. 68 on monday. >> will this accelerate the leaves changing? this cooler weather? >> the more cool weather we have, the faster they will change. >> when is considered peaking? >> peaking is when you have the most. not the best on leaf changing.

i will tell you, 80% color up there right now. >> okay. >> we can atleast see with it a camera. >> there's yellow, sxreds oranges. some georgetown residents thought -- i'm sorry. people who live near train tracks generally get used to the noise but one neighborhood have been hearing sounds they describe as way out of ordinar >> jackie bensen has that story. >> reporter: the sound heard in the overnight hours since sunday has been driving sheila absolutely out of her mind. >> ding, ding, ding. i'll ud to the train. i don't have any problems with the train. i sleep right through it. but not this.

this is brand new and just started. >> reporter: she has lived in the 1300 block of w place northeast. next to amtrak's ivy city facility since 1960. some of her neighbors have ved here even longer so they are familiar with the routine sounds of the place which is primarily used for train maintenancend storage. this sound,hey say, is not routine. >> it is loud. it is disrupting. there are old folks this street. and why should they have to put one that? >> maddening. about every 10 to 15 minutes. a loud burst. >> reporter: sheila said she and other neighbors are losing sleep d increasingly frustrated. >> blowing the horn and constantly, for about six or seven hours. >> reporter: residents we spoke to say they realize there is probably a good reason for the excessive use of the train signal but they would have like

to have some advce notice on when it would start and when it was going to end. jackie bensen, news4. still ahead on news4 at 5:00, rescue from a dog figing ring. these animals are safe but they need a loving home. what the moss man did that landed him behind bars. how do you get rid of a broken down sofa or mattress? that's the question. the answer is coming up on "ask liz."

what does the term indian summer really mean? why doesn't every u.s. business accept every type of u.s. currency? and how do you get rid of one of those broken down mattrses or sofas? we're not having an indian summer right now. >> i think we're having fall. >> our first question come from rachel in northwest. she wants to know what the term indian summer means. where did it come from? >> when are we going to get it? rachel, we turn to the national weather service for your answer. it said that indian summer can be simplydefined as any spell of war quiet, hazy weather. indian summers normally occur in october, early november.

they aressociated with significantly above normal temperatures and drier, hazy conditions. the phrase dates back to the 18th century in the u.s., although there are several theories about the origins of the material. the national weather service says none have been proven. >> i always thought, it was after we have a freeze. if we sdenly have warm weather. >> i thought it was after a freeze, too. the weather service said any unusual period of warm, hazy weather. >> all righty. >> our next question come from mary ellen in silver spring. she said not every business accepts all kinds of u.s. currencies. some places don't accept bill over $20. is it legal? >> is that okay? well, we turned to the u.s. department of treasury for this. and it said that the coinage of 1965 states that it is legal tender for debts, tes and dues in the u.s. allow, there iso law that says private businesses or people must accept currency or coins as

payments. private company are free to develop their o policies on whether or not to accept cash, unless there is a state law which says otherwise. for example, a bus line could prohibit payment of fares in pennies or dollar bills. the answer is, it is our legal tender but if you're the business and you say i wa to you pay never something else, okay. >> drachmas. our las question come from ann. she wants to know how to get rid of a broken down sofa or mattress. >> five local jurisdictions to find out the best way to dispose of hem. all of them recommend doning, of course, unwanted items that are still in good condition. however, some places like good will s reply won't accept used mattresses for sanitation reasons. it is a good idea to call a charity first to make sure kit accept the i'm you are tryg to donate. if it can't be donated, you can schedule a special collections pick-up simply by calling your

local refuse hauler. it is availabl through the district, fairfax, montgomery, prince george's. however, in arlington, furniture no longer requires a special collection request. folks there tell us, you can simply place that old couch or mattress out with your regular trash. w about that? if you have a question, do send to it askliz at nbcwashington.com. you can use this e-mail address for any story or idea you have. >> can i add a little green. ♪ earth 911.org. look it up and see there is a place that will recycle your mattress in your area. it is kind of rare. they've had problems with that. their trucks. but if you're on your computer, give it a shot. >> that was one answer. >> we're not doing that. >> i think we just did it. ladies, thanks. a crackdown on cabbies, a local

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hello. i'm doug kammerer and we are looking at some sunshine with rather cool conditions and breezy conditions as well. the camera is shaking in the wind. you can see one of those showers off in the distance b also a lot of sunshine out there right now. the current temperatures, 62 degrees. winds out of the northwest at about ten miles an hour. we're going to see the winds gusting upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. then into the day tomorrow as well. live digital doppler radar showing showers mostly down to the west of the area. if you're driving out 66 to the west, toward 81, i expect some shower activity there and some of those will try to make their way through our area this evenin overnight, clear skies, becoming clear. breezy 49 in the district.

temperatures about 45 degrees. toward fredericksburg, a pretty good shower there. your temperature about 46 degrees. waking up tomorrow morning on saturday, it will be a cold one. we are going to warm up nicely to the mid 60s once again. tomorrow will be very similar to what we saw today. i think we will see more sunshine during the day. and no chance of rain whatsoever. most areanto the lower to middle 60s. some of you toward the south. fredericksburg and saint mary's all coming in around 67 to 68 degrees. i think we're looking at a get saturday but a very good suay. i'll show you the four-day forecast one more time a little later on. >> tnks. the verdict is guilty for former marine accused of rape and a host of other crime. >> today the jury in arlington convicted george torres of raping and abducting one woman and robbing a second woman in separate incidents that occurred in february. the and marine used to live in

illiis. they say he has been linked through dna to the murder of two young girls in 2005. charges have yet to be filed in that case. the city of alexandria is considering a bill that could kick cabbies to the curb for being rude to customers. the city council will hole a hearing and may vote. it steeks improve the city's taxi seice. a friendliness clause would lead to the suspension or revocation of a cabbie's license if that person is found to be rude. lawmakers want to enforce the qua per driver and may require all cab drivers to have credit card capabilities. watch your speed the next timeou're in college park. a new set of speed cameras were activated. they were set up. for now if you're caught speeding, you will receive a warning but after november 15, you'll be issued a $ citation. this is the first in a series of

cameras planned for college park. and it looks like the prices of metro'ssmartrip card will not be going down after all. the metro board's finance committee is leaning toward keeping the price at $5 a ticket. they we going to reduce the price to $2.50. metro estimates they would lose $1 million a month under the price reduction scenario. coming up next, they're getting creative in the cafeteria. >> what one virginia school is doing to convince kids to eat healthy will. >> one of the best mug sts of all time. how one man's plan to break into a museum back fired. we'll have more on moss man's running with the law when newsat 5 clog contin

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an uusual religious ritual is taking place in india. some entrepreneurs are looking at the bed bug crisis. not as a nuisance but as an opportunity. and the moss man gets busted by cops. these are all stories that make you say what in welsh. the babies are thrown from a balcony on to a blanket held by

people below. it is believed the babies' health and stamina is actually improved after they are tossed off like that. bies were hurt. the tradition is more than 200 years old. >> the bed bug epidemic in new york city has sparked a rash of entrepreneurs. one claim his special spray will get rid of these creepy crawlers and the couple has invented mething called a seat defender. a plastic bag that sits over chairs. they've been handing them out to moegoers. but the couple say they can also be used to cover seats on train or butses or any other public seats. a guy in oregon was trying to help himself to a valuable gold check. he tried to break into a mineral museum and wre a camouflage outfit and ran into the nearby woods when the alarm went off. you have to give him credit for planning ahead but take points off forhe fact search dogs track scents and not looks.

the guy was caught in short order and now police are calling him moss man. >> he should keep that tfit on until halloween. >> it was impressive. >> it was indeed. still ahead, too disabled t sfli why a traveller was booted off a plane.

we've seen a pretty good friday out there but we've seen a little of everything. the sunshine, the clouds rolled in. even a couple showers move through earlier today. now we're seeing the wind and we've seen the wind all day. it is just a little more gusty.

let's show you how things are looking across the area. a mixture of sun and clouds. we will continue to see it through the evening hours. pretty nice tside. 62 degrees, winds out of the nortest at ten miles an hour. the dew point of 39. that tell you it is dry out there. the humidity at 43%. the temperatures will continue to fall overnight and it will be rather chilly. hagerstown, coming in at 58 degrees. martinsburg, 57. 58 in winchter. 68 in culpeper. as we move throug the east brg 61 degrees out toward salz bisb. not a bad weekend to head to the beach. 23-mile-an-hour wind gusts last hour in frederick. 25 in baltimore. martinsburg, about 31 miles an hour and sterling and herndon mark nasa as at 28. a couple showers as well. more toward the front royal area and the mountains.

they are starting to fall apart and they will contin to do so. because of an upper level system that has moved through the region and has continued to move through. an area of low pressure that came through with all the rain is well to the north and east. behind it, very cl and windy conditions. high pressure is moving in. it will move out the win and the cool air and move in some mild conditionsor the day on sunday. sunday, right now, is looking absolutely fabulous. i think that will be easily the best day of the weekend. if you're thinking about taking a drive toward the mountains to see a ttle fall foliage, this will be a good weekend to do it. sunday looking very nice, near peak colorful along skyline drive, some color around our area as well. if you go even further north toward the poconos, good, too. 58 to 62 degrees. tomorrow we'll see temperatures starting off, 43 to 49 degrees

on the cool side as we move through te entire day. temperature, 61 to 65. a bit warmer. the four-day forecast showing you 73. there it is. a beautiful day coming up. a chance of showers as we move into tuesday. thanks, doug. a fairfax county school is putting taste buds to the test to get kids to eat vegetables and enjoy them. these students had no clue their lunches were pack with the good stuff. >> qit has bean and sweet potat. the sloppy joe has anothe six stealth veggies. when the kids found out about the hidden health, they gasp asked then took another bite. >> you liked it so much you licked it clean. >> and i can't believe i ate squash. i hate squash. >> hidg veggies is a nationwide initiative. the government is giving

millions of dollars to food behavioral scientists to help out. it's friday. thatmeans high school football. hakim is live this afternoon in stafford, virginia, with our game of the week. >> hello. a huge game tonight. a cross town rival, 5-1 mountain view against conial forge. and they've scored 42 points or more in every game. two seniors, partly responsible for the offensive outburst. blake and eric. tonight we'll introduce you to the twins. meet the twins. this is blake. he's 6'5". this is eric, he is 6'6". they're for real. leading the way for colonial forge. the highest scoring team in the area. even more impressive, they are duplicating the success off the

feel. they both have 4.0 grade point averages and asre to be doctors. but ey're not exactly alike. >> i guess i'm a little more quiet than eric. weave the same friends and do the same things. we have a lot of similarities and that make us really close. >> i would say as he little more competitive than me. i tend to get, i'm a little more laid back than blake in that if we're playing a game or something, i'm okay. i'm okay to lose once in a while but blake always wants to beat me all the time. >> born just 20 minutes apart, blake and eric have always been together sharing a room and always playing on the same team. next area, that will change. blake will play at marshall. eric will play at west virginia. for the first time, the two brotrs will be big time rils. >> if i see him with a pass, i'm not sure whether to be happy or

not. a weird feeling. you know, like we've always been the same team. it's always been frohnapfels throwing the ball. >> playing him will be very weird after the game. i'm sure we'll meet up, be in different uniforms. it will be we're but i'll be very proud of where he's going. last year, blake and eric both had breakout seasons. blake threw ten of his 19 touchdown passes to eric. their bond runs deeper than football. >> i definitely gain strength from blake. he is definitely the person that i trust most in my life. and yeah, i think i can down on him. >> yeah, he's my twin brother. that's crazy there are two of you that play way. and i can say he's my brother, a hard worker, a nice perso he's smart. and people like him a lot and they really, i think that to find a true leader like that is

very rae. that's something that blake does effortlessly. again, he combines that with a high level of play. that's my brother doing that. going to marshall and he go like that, when i'm at west virginia, saying that kid throwing a touchdown pass on tv, that's may brother. that makes me very proud. >> blake d eric's support for each other combine with their passion have made them the most talented twins on the football eld. and blake and eric both share a car but they had to decide who would take to it college next yearhemecided to make a friendly wager on th west virginia marshall game this season. west virginia won that game so eric will be taking to it morning an town and blake wil have to walk, i guess. coming up, our game of the week. mountain view against colonial forge. it should be a good one. >> or he can take the bus. thanks.

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they thought they won the battle. now thpizza place is about to reopen and the neighbors are not happy. tom sherwood reports.

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we found tom sherwood's voice. have a listen. >> reporter: last win, mayo fenty's administration delighted residents when it shut down the pizza parlor. 'twas it drew noisy crowds and piles of crash. >> it was a nightmare for us. we could not sleep. and months and months, we were woken up at 2:00, 3:00 ithe morning and it was very difficult process to kind of close them down. >> reporter: now those same residents are horrified that the noisy neighbor is reopening in a matterf days. under a new license and food service, along with the prom to operate responsibly, a late as 3 clog a.m. on weekends. >> it will be open and under a new name. same ownership. and everybody is just concerned that they're going to relive the

nightmare that they put up with foa couple years. >> reporter: the neighbors say the reopening is a shock and a surprise to them. an architectural firm nearby says it fears crowded alley that will aga hurt its business. >> parking inur driveway. parking in the alley, blocking the alley so we could not get in and out to do the normal business or even go home at the end of the day. >> this reminds me of what the operator did when they were open for business. in other words, everything about it was done wrong. no respect for the neighbors. the ra appreciated the trash and how they handled it. >> reporter: already, trash is being pile up in the backyard. the owners of the business could not be reached for comment. meanwhile, we've got some cooler than normal -- the wind is pigging -- picking up. a lot of events this ekend.

half of the week will be cool. the other half of that weekend is going to be very, very nice. will he show you what's happening. men of clear skies. a few clouds making their way in from time to time. even a couple of showers a little earlier but not bad at all. 62 degrees, the curre temperatures. winds out of the northwest at ten miles an hour. it is bringing a lot of the leaves down. you may have to do a lot of raking. live digital doppler radar. expect to see a couple light showers. maybe a shower or two around mog county as well but that's aut it. these showers are starting to fall apart. temperatures, 60 in sterling. they're all aound that 60-degree mark. back to the west. and winchester. mount airy around 57.

toward baltimore, the current temperature there, 60 degrees. the warm spot has been culpeper right now at 64. the winds between 20 and 30 miles an hour. it will be rather breezy and into tomorrow morning as well. some of those winds could gust over the 30-mile-an-hour mark. if you're thinking you're taking a trip toward philly or new york, 30 to 40 miles an hour. this storm system has gotten so strong, it is bringing 50-mile-an-hour winds toward northern portions new england. for right now, the area low-pressure system. the upper level low that brought us the showers will continue to make its way out to sea. overnight, 49 in the d.c. area. frederick around 43 degrees. martinsburg, around 41. when you add in the wind 15 to 20 miles an hour, you're talking about a winchester of about 35 by tomorrow morning. it will definitely be on the cool side. tonight may be a night topen up thoseindows to get that

fall air in there. you may want to close those windows and turn on that heat. high pressures for the day, 64 in frederick. in martinsburg. a lot warmer to the south. fredericksburg, 68 in saint mary's. upper marlboro around 62 degrees. as far as some events tomorrow, here's a good one. the international goal cup races. 73nd running in warrenton tomorrow. all day omorrow, a great time for the family. they'll be having all kinds of horse racing. 62 to 65 degrees if you want to head to the west. a beautiful day out there. a little on the windy side. breezy conditions during the day on saturday. sunday with a high temperature of3. sun will be the best day. thwinds will begin to subside. a little breezy but 10 to 15 miles an hour is a lot better than 30 tomorrow. on monday we'll be cooling down a little. temperature around 68 for monday. average high temperature this time of year is around 69.

tuesday, a chance of a shower as another frontal boundary moves in. it will lead the way to some shower activity. not just tuday but really into wednesday aswell. some of those showers may be on the heavier side. we'll have to wait and see what it does on wednesday. if it does come through strong enough, coulit really cool down temperatures on thursday and friday. right now we beat them into the 60s. but some areas may stay in the 50s all day long. and that would even be with plenty of sunshine. a lot going on in the weather. the best news is the fact we'll see a beautiful day during the day on sunday. right now, looking great for the redskins as they take on the colts sunday night. at's about it for the weather. i've got more at 6:00 and apparently, we do, too. a man in virginia on his way to work, run over and killed

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