charge ingmar guandique in this case. ittook a month for the trial. and after three days and two hours of deliberation, the verdict. inar guandique guilty of murdering chandra levy. >> to the verdict, may be guilty but i have a lifetime sentence of a lost limb missing from our family tree. it is painful. i live with it ever daynd so do my sons, my mother and other family members. >> reporter: in a packed courtroom, filled with people, boiling with anticipation. the wds from the jury pierce thair. guilty, the poor woman said. guilty she saidit again. ingmar guandique guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in the death of chandra levy.

the skeletal remains of the 24-yr-old intern, found in rock creek park back in may 2002. she had been missing for a year. in the ourtro susan levy, chandra's mother. for more than nine years she has conducted a one-woman crusade to find her daughter's killer. she was here for the trial. she was here for the verdict. >>his verdict go today. >> i don't know. there is always going to be a feing of sadness. i like the word that you used a sense of peace. i've never heard too many people say that. i planned to be here and follow up on what happened to my daughter no matter how hard it has been for me personally. i'm not sure if it is a sense of peace but i canertainly tell you, it ain't closure.

>> reporter: may 1st 2001. chandra levy went missing from her apartment near dupont circle. the story goes national when it is reveal that the 24-year-old intern was romaically involved with married california congressman gary condit. condit denied having anything to do with chandra's disappearance. in time the focus of the investigation shifted to this man, ingmar guandique. an illegal immigrant doing time for assaulting two women in rock creek park. now, in this ca there was very little concrete evidence. no official cause of death. no murder weapon. no dna. no fingerprints, no eyewitnesses. but there was circumstantial evidence. testimony from the women he assaulted in the park. testimony from his land lady

about scratches he had on his fa the dayhandra disappeared. testimony from his pen pal who said he talked about a dead woman. enter this man. armando the mouse morales. guandique's cell mate. morales said guandique confessed to the murder. i killed her, morales said guandique told him. i kill her but i didn't rape her. armando the mouse morales, a powerful pivot point witss in this case. now, guandique is 29 years old. he is scheduled to be sentenced february 11th. he faces a minimum sentence of 30 years in jail. the maximum, life without parole. back to you. >> pat clins, thank you. >> jurors said their decision was lenny but not necessarily

difficult. in the end they decided as a group, convicting guandique on both counts of murder. now the jurors' perspective on what went on during this trial. derrick? >> reporter: it was a jury made up of mostly women but they came from a cross second quarter of society. while their verdict has an obvious effect on theaccused, their lives were changed as well. it was one of the most high profile cases in the city in years. a young woman who was rdered, an unimaginable loss to her family. the weight of whichas not lost on jurors. >> we took it very seriously. we felt that we owed it to everyone involved to go throu the evidence completely and to find in the end, a verdict that we could all be comfortable with. >> through their three and a half days of deliberation, few requests. the last was for the legal

definition of assault. a necessary factor for their guilty verdict on. what charges remain and while some of the initial charges against the accused had been dropped, an overwhelming aunt of evidence remained. >> we went through it. in a very deliberate manner and we also wen through the law very deliberately. >> reporter: while the victim's mother's presence in the courtroom added an air of emotion, thereas an effort to separate that from the edicts of jurisprudence. >> you can't go deeper. you have to make adecision off that based on the law based on the rules that are written, based on the judge's directions. for me, it was definitely a learning process. >> and the testament to the emotion that prevail in the jurors' box. as they were poll, somef them seemed to be wiping away tears. >> derrick ward, thank you. our team coverage continues in the levy case.

chris gordon is an attorney as wells a reporter here at news4 who has coverage many famous trials. let's talk about that cell mate. any indication from jurors how much of an impact he may have had during the deliberations? >> reporter: they were asked that question specifically. and they didn't answer directly them basically said that as a group, they have decided not to discuss the specifics of deliberations. and here's the legal analysis, and for our viewers. logically, you have to understand that this jury believed armando morales and his story, that a confession was made in jail. and that guandique told him he had killed chandra levy. otherwise there is no evidence putting guandique at the scene of chandra levy's murder. >> we didn't hear from him.

he did not take the stand. mute we hear from him during the sentencing phase in this? >> reporter: you may well. when it comes to sentencing, a defendant is usually the last one ven the right to speak. he is asked, do you have anything you would like to say. quite often if there is any chce, the defense attorney will tellhem express remorse. if there is any chance for leniency. in this case he faces 30 years to life. there may be that opportunity, and he may take it. he may also decide not to speak. he may want to maintain that he innocent. he will have the right to appeal. after he is sentenced. he can appeal theonviction and the sentencing, but the only by a would be overturned, if there is a mistake of law made by the judge in this case. >> all ght. chris, thank you. and our coverage continues on news4 at 6:00. you can go to our website.

nbcwashington.m to hear chandra levy's mother's statement. plus reaction from several jurors in the case. we are following some breaking news out of northwest d.c. on 16th street. a person was fou dead after a house fire. craig melvin is there to tell us about this. >> reporter: right now, 16th streetorthwest from arkansas to newton shut down and officials say it will be shut down for some time. six block of 16th street northwest shut down. as you mentioned one person got in a house fire this afternoon at the corner of 16 and oak street. at ts point the fire officials are still working the identify that victim. we're told around 3:15 this afternoon, a passerby in the 3600 block of 16th street saw fire, saw smoke call 911. it was a two-alarm fire. the firefighters were here on the scene. while th were trying to put out the blaze they came across the dead body. again, at this point, no age, no

gend. however, fire officials say they do not think anyon else was inside the rowhouse when that fire started. the fire and smoke with you so intense, did it do some damage tohe neighboring r houses but we're will they should be okay. too early to identify the cause of the fire. we believe it started on th third floor or perhaps the roof. in this case, the trf onaffic on 16th street, a nightmare. >> thank you. and police are investigating an armored car heist at the gas station off sherman avenue. three men with weapons approach the armor car guard as money was being made. the robbers made off with some of the money. police have used dogs and a helicopter to help in the search but they are still on the lose. right now, the travel rush on. folk start heading out for the holidays. >> doug kammerer has your thanksgiving forecast for you on

this lovely monday. >> it's been a great monday. the temperatures have moved into th 60s in most locations. right now we're at 59 degrees outside under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. those southerly winds have allowed us to warm up. we'll warm up again tomorrow. current temperature in sterling 66 degrees 57 in culpepper. charlottesville, around 54. mild conditions. a few clouds from time to time. the rain making its way to e nor and west, complete details on that thanksgiving forecast. one don't want to miss coming up. >> we sure don't. thank you. it took some ext time and some banged up players, but the redskins got a much needed win. >> after last week's embarrassing lorks they were able to pll off the 19-16 overtime win in tennessee. >> reporter: the word long shot was used several times in mike shanahan's press conference in terms of players he did not know would be available for next

sunday's game. all total, there re seven redskins that went down as the players took the field yesterday in tennessee. the first one happened even before the game started. the first one happened with running back chad simpson. he broke his foot in pregame warm-ups. he's been put on injured reserve. first quarter skins center casey went out with a second-degree knee injury. clinton portis reaggravated his groin injury. defense took hits too. rocky mcintosh, a join injury. he'll be reevaluated. and shanahan knows, though despite the injuries it was a great win for the skins to pull it together overcoming that adversity. >> the guys on our team are pro football players and not everybody has had an opportunity to prove what they can do. and i tnk you saw yesterday, a bunch of players step up. and they proved they can play.

that's what we speckexpect our guys to do. even with injuries that doesn't mean they cannot play at a very high level and we expect them to play at a high level. >> now the redskins to have figure out how to move forward with the possibility of missing several starters. >> we'll check back in our next half-hour. still ahead, a former first lady fires back at sarah palin. what barbara bush has to say. plus, pat down showdown. feeling pressure to be the perfect parent? moms today are unhappier than moms used to be. >> reporter: the ads say you can comparison shop and save money when buying a mattress. we went shopping with a hidden camera.

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the jury finding ingmar guandique guilty on two counts of felony murder in the death of chandra levy. the sentencing is in february. one story found dead in a house fire this afternoon. here on 16 street and northwest d.c. the crews arrived to find flames coming from l three floors. traffic is blocked in both directions on a main artery there between newton street and arkansas avenue. >> the redskin getting a much needed win against tennessee. they beat the titans 19-16.

thanks to that field goal in overtime. it wasn't pretty. nine of them lft the field with injuries but the skins are now 5-5. one rm former first ladies isn't holding back. barbara bush was asked what she thought about sarah palin during a pretape interview. >> what's your read about sarah palin? >> i sat next to her once. i thought she was beautiful. and i think she is very happy in alaska. and i pe she'll stay there. >> king also asked former. [ what president bush what he thought of the tea party. he said he wasn't sure who their leader is but that they have good ideas. according to new research, moms today are less happy than their predecessors.

here's a look at how parent can keep from feeling so trapped. >> reporter: a familiar scene for countless parents. scho puck-up. for piedmont mom elizabeth, this is the second time today she's been to her kids' school. >> it is hard work. really hard work. >> reporter: she has to go back one more time. >> i feel like if i'm running around putting out fires, i'm not doing well. >> reporter: all this is nothing new for parents of school age kids but research shows parents today are more unhappy than their parents and grnd parents. >> we know from research that parents tend to be a lot less happy than their childless peers. >> reporter: kristine carter should know. uc berkeley has given her the jotitle of happiness expert. in her job she sees plenty of mom who work so hard at being the perfect parent, they lose themselves and their happiness. >> there is so much pressure on kids and it is different than when we were in school. our generation of parents is a lile nuts with our parenting and h incredibly focused we

are on it and all the thin that we give to our kids. sometimes crowds out the more important things. >> reporter: one of the most important thing is family dinners five nights a week. a tough thing to accomplish for increasingly busy families. >> it is stressful. to try to sit down with kids five nights aweek. >> reporter: she recommends cutting down activities but it may be hard to il plemtmplement. my older child taking before school manned sxrin after school spanish. she was in soccer, and then to knitting because she loved to knit. >> reporter: carter took her own advice and eased up on the number of her daughtes extracurricular activities. she also makes sure they all have plenty of play time and down time. mom included. >> i'm not as tired and run down it makes for an easier evening

for me which make for an easier evening for everybody. >> reporter: easier and happier for moms and kids. >> experts say it is important to use an airline mentality. put your oxygen mask on first. they say happiness is contagious and your happiness could positively impact your kids. we're feeling happy today. get ready for a roll coaster ride this week. >> here's one thing i'll say it won't be a pretty wet period. there is some rain in th forecast bute're not talking about rain, rain, rain. it will be the temperature that are the big roller coaster the next couple days. temperatures into the 60s in many lotions and outside, a pretty nice evening. i think it will be nice and mild throughout the evening hours. we'll see temperatures fall a little bit overnight. they will stay well above average with the low temperature of about 50 degrees. we're sitting at 59 degrees under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. winds out of the south.

60 degrees toward leonardtown. nearly 70 degrees during the day. the patuxent river, temperatures 71 earlier. charlottesville near 70. tomorrow a lot more areas will be in the upper 60s to near 70 degree so a pretty good looking tuesday out there. we are going to see more clouds develop. a lot of clouds to the west. a couple of storm systems will try to move through region look at the temps. 60 in philadelphia. 59 in washington, d.c. and down toward knoxville, 70. that will move in ding the day tomorrow. if we had sun omorrow, i think we would be in the 70s easily but we'll see a lot of cloud cover. the system will make its way into o area. what will we be seeing? we will have the front move in. that front tonight into tomorrow will give us the chance of a shower late in the day tomorrow. this evening, mostly clear, nice and mild. 55 to 58 degrees. patchy fog tomorrow morning. a mild start but a little on the breezy side. those winds will be out of the uthwest at 10 to 20 miles an hour.

increasing clouds tomorrow, warm and windy with possible showers tomorrow evening. most of us, though should remain on the dry sid 64 to 67. some areas could be close to 70. especially if you do see me sunshine. 50 though on wednesday. a much cooler die wednesday. and then back into the mid 50s for thanksgiving. a slight chance of showers and then on frday, maybe me showers early with the high of only 49. that puts us into some winter. our nbc forecast coming up for the winter. make sure you tune in at 11:00. i'll give you our take on winter. remember snowmageddon? how can you forget? how crews are learning from the past to prepare for the future. christmas is already here. one retail store is bucking the trend, refusing to break out

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>> a lot of retailers go directly from trick or treat to season's greetings. and a lot of customers don't like it. >> reporter: even consumer advocates colain the rush to cash in on christmas mean thanksgiving gets overlooked. >> you should not be ensved to the retailers. you should own your own thanksgiving. >> reporter: but it's not an issue at nordstrom. their halls are never decked with bows of holly before the turkey is served. >> we want to celebrate each holiday in its entirety until we start the next holiday. >> reporter: it is a longstanding tradition for the seattle based retailer to wait until e day after thanksgiving to put up the decorations for christmas. notices to that effect have been going up in its display windows and to the delight of an appreciative public.

>> i prefer seeing it after thanksgiving. give us time to be thankful for a day at least. >> reporter: foregoing a chance to boost the bottom line, the store sticks with tradition and probably gets the boost anyway. chris clackum, nbc news. coming up next pat-down pressure. the tsa now says it may rethink those invasive screening measures after an uproar from the public and politicians. and police are skepg up security after a student was killed. the latest victim of gang violence. news4 goes undercover to showhat you really happens when you try comparison shopping for mattresses. liz crenshaw will join us. she has a consumer investigation you won't want to miss. now is your chance to make the holiday special for families in our area. we have volunteers standing by. that's jim vance there shaking

hands. 885-4949. give them a call. give van some work to do. we're accepting nonperishable food donations outside the verizon center. that's where pat muse is. you can donate also on nbcwashington.com.

the verdict is in today. the jury found ingmar guandique

guilty of murder in the death of chandra levy nearly a dede ago. sentencing is set for february 11th. guandique faces 30 years to life in prison. he is already behind barsfor attack two women in rock creek park. the same park where levy's remains were found in 2002. >> of course this is one of the busiest travel week of the year and new security measures at the airports have upset a lot of people. >> today the department of homeland security de it clear, there will be no big change to the scanners and pat-down procedures. julie carey is live with more at reagan airport. >> reporter: no big change for now. administration officials do want travelers to know, they are listening to their concer about these more invasive procedes. still, they're also quick to say the top priority for the president this holiday season keeping air travelers safe. as holiday travelers arrive at reagan national some bring with them their first experiences

with the body scanners or pat-downs. this breast cancer survivor who was pull aside in miami cautioned the screener to take it easy. >> i'm a breast cancer survivor. i told her i had implants and they were very curious. >> reporter: across the krirg other travelers are up in arms saying they feeliolated by a security pat-down that can involve over the clothes touching of genital areas. they've received 600 complaints in three weeks and is contemplating a lawsuit. janet napolitano acknowledged the furor but she remindpeople last ho holiday season is when the underwear bomber tried to take down a passenger jet. she said they are listeningut holding firm on airport serity. >> of course, we will make jumps or changes when called upon but not change or adjustment that's will affect the basic operational capability that we need to have to make sure that air travel remains safe. >> reporter: meantime the white house okesman said the

government is trying balance procedures that both maximize security and minimize invasiveness. he said tsa procedures will coinue to evolve. at reagan national, every passenger we spoke with today supported the new procedures. >> i couldn't care less where they go over my body. >> i have no objections and i would rather be safe than sorry. >> reporter: now here today, security les were short. the ecks were quick. that could all change wednesday if travelers go along with an internet campaign for a nationwide boycott of the full body scanners. more on that at 6:00. back to you. >> thank you. she was walk in aspen hill. they're looking for this attack here may be responsible for other sex assaults in the area. darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: police are warning women in the aspen hill area don't walk alone and keep your cell phone with you. there may be a serial rapist on

the loose. this is a composite sketch of a man responsible for raping a woman early saturday morning as she was walk here along georgia avenue. >> she was attack by an unknown male from behind, drag into the woods and raped. r the 52-year-old woman from silver spring was walk south, approaching the intersection when the attacker raped her. then ran away. there have been two similar sexual assaults in aspen hil since june. >> in each case the women have been out in the late evening or early morning hours by themselves. the suspect descriptiois similar. >> reporter: police stay first attack happened june 13th at 12:30 in the morning. the victim was walking on t road near aspen hill road when she was sexually assaulted by two men. the other attack happened on october 26th. the victim was sexually saulted while walking on connecticut avenue around 11:00 at night. police released this surveillance photo of a possible suspect. >> in both caes, the women were

by themselves. the june victim was 26 years old. the october victim 30 years old. both walking and both dragged to wooded areas and then sexually assaulted. >> reporter: police are urging women to not walk alone in the area and when they are out, to stay aware of their surrounding and carry a cell phone at all times. >> it is horrendous. the fact that the women were walking down the street, somewhere not anywhere near dangerous. >> i hope she is okay. i he whatever happens, they catch up to him sooner or later. >> reporter: anyone with information on any of these sexual assaults is asked to call montgomery county polic back to you. >> thank you. caught in the cross hairs of gang violence. a 15-year-old was stabbed to death walking diploma osbourn high school on friday in manassas. chopper 4 was over the scene as students held a vigil for the victim this afternoon. and investigators belie his murder is now linked to another

stabbing that happened saturday. tracee wilkins has more on how the school and police plan to stop the violence. >> reporter: police 78 stabbings surround two rival gang that have had an ongoingimpact. in a city that average twos murders a year, manassas police are investigating the first murder of this yearl. >> we've been pretty lucky until friday when we had our first homicide of the year. >> reporter: the 15-year-old freshman miguel hernandez, wa stabbed and kill on his way home. today students return to school for the first time since his murder. parents reacting to the news. >> very freakish. i would have never thought this would happen at thisschool. very unsettling. >> reporter: the police say they are dealing with gang violence. police say hernandez was walking with a group of friends when several enagers pulled him

aside, jumped him and held him as he was stabbed. he died hours later in the hospital. two suspect have been arrested and charged. one is a 17 quleel has notbeen identified. the other is an 18-year-old osborn high school student. >> it took time to locate him. when he was located, he w arrested. >> reporter: this morning police are watching over the shopping center in manassas after a 19-year-old was attack by a group of men and stabbed there on saturday. the victim survived. police say they believe his attackers were gangembers connected to friday's 15ear-old victim who they have not identified as a gang member. >> we know that he had family members that were gang-related but we're not exactly sure what his participation is in the gangs. if any at all. >> reporter: police say most of this violence has be centered around the georgetown south neighborhood. they've uncreaseincreased their patrols

there as well. virginia officials are getting ready for the winter weather. last year storms pummeled our area depositing two feet of snow before christmas. if you were here you recall that first storm and all those lovely storms that followed. emergency officials are advising everyone to make their emergency plans and the virginia department of transportation of it has sand, salt and chemicals to melt ice. >> we did get a little snow last year. >> we'll b finding out at 11:0 >> the long term forecast. >> news4 and our partners are helping put food on the table for thousands have families this holiday season. >> p is telling us how this has been going all day. >> reporter: hey wendy hey, jim. we are heading into the home stretch at this point. there's ill time to drop off donations here at the verizon center. the food will leave here and go to t boys and gis club in northeast washington where there

is literally an army of volunteers working overtime to get it packed up and delivered to needy families. a short while ago, the wizards point guard john wall stopped by here to make an appeal. >> i want to challenge everybody in d.c. to come out and give food to the families. it is time for these people that don't have enough money come out and donate money or food to them. >> reporter: we also got visitor earlier from d.c. mayor-elect gray who stopped by to make an appeal and a donation. >> it is time for the people of this city to step up and do what we do best. be sensitive and show compassion for others. you look at the jobless rate for exale. .4% across the city. when you go to the east end, ward 7, 19%. ward 8, over 30%. you realize how many people are having such a difficult time.

>> now, although we'll be wrapping up here soon, there is time to make a donation. call the phone bank volunteers. they're still stding by to take your phone calls. you can go online. logon to nbcwashingtocom to donate food for families. a lot of families who are depending out, depending us on. we want to give them a hot thanksgiving meal this year. back tyou jim and wendy. >> thank you pat. coming up next a warning for shoppers looking for bargains the redskins overcoming a rash of injuries. lindsay is live with the full monday evening quarterback. what's new at 6:00? >> coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll have more on that deadly rowhouse fire. also ahead fighter jets have

intercepted a small plane crossed into restricted air space outside the district. we'll have more on that. and a memorial in hochb president john f. kennedy is fading. we'll tell you about a special restoration project.

the key to finding the best price for any product or service is to comparison shop. >> try to do that when you're shopping for a mattress. tonight liz crenshaw uncovers the mystery of mattress shopping. >> reporter: if you've ever

taken a model name and number from a store to another store when buying a c or a tv, you've heard the salesperson try to win you by beating the competitor's price. if you're shopping for a mattress despite what the ads promise, comparison shopping is challenging. >> the bottom line is you cannot comparison shop by comparing name of mattresses will. >> reporter: but huge ads claim shopping around for mattresses does save you money. we'll be anyone's price. unbeatable price guarantee. guaranteed low prices or it's free. he is from the offi of consumer product safety commission and is investigating these advertisements and calls them deceptive. >> the mattrs name is never in the ad. >> reporter: along with our producer, we took a hidden camera to three mattress stores in northn virginia tfl plan, try to comparison shop and get

the best deal using the ads. first up mattress discounters. >> if we're going to compare go to another store. >> the names won't match up. you'll have to look at the label and the fric. >> on sealy, the name are different? >> the names are different. >> why is that? >> to confuse people. >> to confu people? >> that's not what we're telling the public but it is actually, the term thathe manufacturer uses. >> reporter: despite bein will we would not find the same mattresses at other stores, we wrote down some names and prices and moved on to see if sleepy's could give us a better eal. >> so we're just comparison shopping today. >> we were very careful and wrote down the name. >> you wasted your time. it won't be here. if you go one store across the circus you won't see another one just like that. >> a different name. >> oh, yeah. >> why do they dothat? >> because they don't want you to do what you're doing.

>> reporter: we moved on to mattress warehouse. >> we beat it by 20%. >> it is the same bed. there you go. i can't beat something i don't carry. >> does it hope the cpare prices? >> you can't compare. that's not the same stuff. >> reporter: we could not find the same nam mattress to compare prices in any of the stores and every sale person told us, we could not comparison shop. >> the same manufacturer th makes the mattress will send it to one store under one name and give it to the other store una different name. >> is that legal? >> nothing that says it is illegal but it is confusing. >> reporter: he showed me a chart only the industry sees. that shows mattress manufacturers change the names of their products from store to store. >> with this particular mafacturer, say, certa, the confidence is sole at sleepy's but the same mat investigate now called the entwined and at

another store it is bloom and another storit is called heartfelt. the same mattress. >> it is a compason shot. >> reporter: sleepy's says it relies on its own price comparison chart and considers factors such as coil count in comparing competitors' versions to its own. it says it honor the guarantee for truly comparable versions of brand models. mattress warehouse noted that it is the manufactures, not the retailer, who assign different names tomattrees. the mattress industry tell us manufacturers make a broad variety of products to meet diverse needs of consumers. and that many retailers offer exclusive products. >> they all want to sell us mattresses. ey all wanted to us lie down and they all cfirmed you can't comparison shop. these ads are a complete joke.

the only difference is that consumers are not laughing because it is not funny. >> reporter: for the record frg you want to read more about this, to go our website. nbcwashington.com. search "mattress." after doing this investigation, if someone were to ask me how do i know i'm getting the best price? when mattres shopping i would simply sway a majority of mattresses you can't know. period. >> wow! so many names. >> names change fromstore to store. if you're taking an adwith you when you say to thernlg i want that 30% or 20% price guarantee, they say, don't have that mattress. the mattress retailers save tell us in some cases they can. >> there's no w to crack that code. >> you would have to have that chart. >> and they don't give it away. >> not for us. >> thanks for opening our eyes. >> before we close our eyes. walmart is luring in customers about an extra incentive this week. the store promises to match

competitors' prices on anytem on black friday and the following saturd and sunday show. the cashier the wad the sale price from another store and walmart will give you the same price on an identical item. one catchthough. you have to go into a walmart store to take advantage of the offer. online purchases, they don't count. we yesterday's game surely counted in sports. and the redskins, fans are happy about that. it wasn't pretty. >> the player are licking their wounds but savoring a much-needed win. >> reporter: it was obviously a great win. today it took several minutes for us to go down the injury list with mike shanaha and his day after press conference. they basically already all but ruled out laron landry, e redskins safety, fonext week's game. the bottom line is they said to have the. a guys go down in the game as they did yesterday is extremely rare. >> reporter: the skupz came in

without four starters. then during the pregame startups, they lost second week in a role of during the game six players knocked out because of injuries. yet somehow this redskins team is age to survive this war of attrition. >> i don't think i've had that many go down and find a way to win. >> going out before the game started, bp myself a lot of guys are dropping. it wasn't like they were just knocking us around. it was like just a weird game as far as people falling down like that. >> mcnabb threw for 376 yards and had one of his better games as a redskin. behind a very patch work offensive line. the o-line was down to its last man. no more offensive line than left on the bench. >> wow. i've never seen this before. kind of freaking out like what is going to happen if this guy

moves down? it got to this point. now i know what will haen. you get thrown in. the guys have stepped up. and i think a lot of guys show the caliber of player they are no matter wh the situation was. >> we kept dropping. we just kept dropping. guy to guy, play after play. sometimes in back to back plays. never been a part of anything like that. but it just shows for the locker room. just keep fighting. keep fighting. go down special teams captain. the guy who is the glue of that special team unit. for him to go down and then for rocky mcintosh to go down. you just keep naming the offensive line. you should see all that happen. it was unbelievable. >> after getting embarrassed monday nigt you come into tennessee. you play the way you play. you play team ball. it just shows this team recovering. it don't show it was no one individual standout in this game. it was a whole team effort.

the recovery of guys and everybody eager to get back out and get that taste out of our mouth. >> the fashion in which they won the game perhaps even more important than thein itself. a very resilient group. now it will be a long break for them as they try to put this offensive patch work team to work. from nashville, dan hellie, news4, sport. >> the bottom line is this is a very hard fought win. that's important they will likely have a handful of players. they'll have a brand new head coach as they fired brad childress. we know that brett favre will be starting. it will be a tough challenge for the skins, guys. >> thank you. let's get a final check of the forecast. >> it was a great monday out there.

i think tuesday will be a great da thtemperatures will be warmer but not as mh sun for the day on tuesday. out there now, a mixture of clouds and some clear skies. depending on where you are. e current temperature 55 degrees. nice and mild this afternoon. it will stay mild overnight. right now, currently sitting at 56 degrees. all coming in at 56 degrees. manassas, 55, quantico, fredericksburg, 58 down toward la plata at 57 degrees. overnight, getting cool. but for the time of year we are we're going to be about ten degrees above average. 44 in frederick. 50 in the d.c. yafrl 45 in warrenton and 46 toward frederick. you may see some fog. i think we'll see rather breezy conditions and that will help temperatures rise to around 67, 68. fredericksburg, you may be near 70 degrees tomorrow. if you see any sunshine, some areas could be above that 70-degree mark. you could see a chance of a

shower late in the day tomorrow afternoon. for the most part, most of us will stay on the dry side. we will see much cooler temperatures. only a highof 50. rather breezy conditions. wednesday will be a very chilly day. morning lows around 39 on wednesday. thanksgiving, we could see a couple showers. i think the best chance will be from the beltway through 270 to the north. that is the best chance. mostly in maryland we'll see the showers. some areas could see rain on thursday. not a whole lot of it. temperatures around 56. 49 on frida friday looking like a very cold day. maybe some rain early. friday morning another frontal boundary moves through. that will really change our pattern. windy and very cold for the day on friday. wait until you see what we're looking at. at 11:00, our nbc 4 winter forecast. what will the temperatures be like this winter? after all that snow we saw last year, how much snow are we

predicting this year? do you need the shovels? we'll tell you tonight at 11:00. >> all right. thanks. coming up, bracing for a budget. >> a lot worse than officials had expected. how do you cut a

it's easy to make the holidays special for people in our areas. volunteers work the of them standing by to take your phone calls. 202-885-4949. we accept nonperishable food donations. outside the verizon center now. give them a call. the budget axe is falling in the district. >> the mayor-elect vincent gray said the city has to cut half a billion from the budget in the next few week and no city agency will be spared. tom sherwood reports. >> reporter: mayor-elect vincent gray on election night enjoying his victory. it was much more somber on monday. he warns the city is bleeding red ink budget. over $500 million. $200 million must be cut in the next onth. >> how deep a hole are we in? >> reporter: he said he would hold a hearing in the next week

but warned everyone not to just argue against cuts. >> as you advance ideas, please let it be more than don't cut this or dn't cut that. without offering ias to balance the budget. >> reporter: the news was so somber, he surprisingly took no media questions while he was on cable television. >> mr. chairman, can you answer why you're not taking questions? >> reporter: outgoing mayor a-- >> our bug. the budget since 2002, has grown 65%. an enormous amount of growth in spending. you just have to cut it back. >> to councilmember jack evans he said no city agency should be spared and higher taxes should not be ilmposed. >> bring it down dramatically, you're in dangering the health

of the city. >> reporter: tom sherwood, washington. that's it for news4 at 5:00. we thankou for watching. >> news4 at 6:00 starts right now. >> there has been a deadly fire in the district for the ninth time this year. >> trying to find the man who pushed a woman in the woods. >> video of a shirtless boy resisting a pat-down at the airport has renewed the back lash against new airline security. >> we begin tonight with a fact that nearly a decade old case has ended with a guilty verdict. that's in the chandra levy murder tal today. good evening. >> ingmar guandique has been convicted of murderinhandra levy in 2001. the jury of nine women and three men reached its verdict after three and a half days of deliberations.