earlier i guess the fog to deal with. monday morning good morning thanks for being with us, i am steve shown bee. i am alison seymour. you know what, things will get better throughout the day tony has good news for us. >> regarding red skins yesterday was ugly but we have jeff in the house this morning. >> love it. >> he is over here we are looking at his super bowl ring. man good stuff. jeff will be up in a few moments meantime we have fog in parts of the area has spreading. no fog advisory, you want to ailing lou extra time this morning the bus stop forecast, nothing, colder temperatures temps ranging from 30s to 40s. sunrise officially occurred 19 minutes ago as we moved back to standard time. temperatures across the region,

washington dulles airport, baltimore, 35 degrees, winchester, 32, satellite radar composite for now doesn't show you anything, this doesn't really capture the fog. mostly a sunny day and nice day today. your planner looks like this expect a high mid-60s under plenty of sunshine simply put going to be a gorgeous day. that is a look at what is happening with weather now let's find out on the roads julie wright has that. that is not as pretty. absolutely not fog tony check out the commute there the west on any given day we can usually see back across the bridge down towards the parkway and 193, georgetown pike that is not the case this morning we can hardly see the bridge at all. get ready for the slow inbound

commute. this is the outer loop of the belt way, eisenhower avenue, two car fender bender still there crowding that left lane. big delays springfield interchange. not busy here 121 clarks burg. accident activity eastbound 50 after 704, traffic getting by in two right lanes. our top story a college campus in shock a student murdered over the weekened, frost burg state university. >> it happened during an argument at an off campus apartment or house let's get more from stacy cohen live in the newsroom. >> reporter: well, alison 19- year-old courtney mccoy was trying to break up a fight when she was killed it happened sunday around 2:00 a.m. at a house just across from the western maryland campus a 23- year-old frost burg senior is charged with the murder. mccoy grew up in baltimore she was a physics major worked as a

resident advisor on campus and called herself a flower child on her facebook page her family is simply devastated. very helpful, very caring, very very sincere, and i know that whatever happened, she went in it with just the idea of trying to create peace that is all she was about was peace. frost burg is at a stand still because any daughter has been murdered not because you did it. >> friends say mccoy planned on a career in medicine, i willens is being held without bond she is from waldorf maryland. >> thank you. jury selection up for debate in the murder of virginia student, yeardly love. they cannot get an impartial jury. the 24-year-old virginia

lacrosse player is facing charges for the may 2010 death of love. alert this morning for residents in virginia, after four separate attempted abductions in the past month the latest saturday night an 8- year-old said she was approached by a stranger in a van, but when the man tried to get the girl to come to the van she ran inside her home. >> the search for a missing montgomery county man now a homicide investigation. he was reported missing last monday body discovered along a road in hanover, anne arundel county. we continue to monitor developing story, child sex abuse charges rocking penn state university. >> two top officials are expected to face a judge today.

say a simmons is back with -- sarah simmons is back with the story. they resigned after an emergency meeting of the board of trustees, both men could be arraigned today on lying to a grand jury and failing to report suspected child abuse. gary sandusky is suspected of abusing 8 young boys it took place between 1994 and 2009 and happened in his home and on the penn state campus. sandusky was once considered to replace joe paterno. some of those who know him are taken aback by the allegations. >> until i hear it from his mouth i don't believe it there is nothing i have ever seen that would lead me to believe

he would do anything of this nature >> it makes me question a lot of other things. he is very distraught about the charges, and knowledge regardless whether or not he proves his guilt or incense people will -- innocence people will think he did this. >> he has been released on $100,000 bond all three men claim to be innocent the state attorney general and police commissioner are expected to hold a news conference 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. thank you. disturbing numbers new studyshows 48% of students in grades 7 through 12 have experienced some form of sexual harassment. national survey of university women say often the harassers think they are funny. half harassed, did nothing about it,. turning to the global economy greece is facing

bankruptcy this morning leaders are trying to figure out who the next prime minister will be. he is resigning, after sitting down with greece's president and the leader of the opposition party european markets and governments remain cautious waiting to see if a power sharing deal will resolve greece's turmoil. >> occupy dc protestors, plan to release video and police reports they believe a driver intentionally hit people on friday night. they contend three people were hurt in one incident protestors formed a ring around the dc convention center officers decided not to charge the driver on the account of two noninvolved witnesses who said the driver had a green light. >> i don't think that gives the driver the right to strike anybody but if someone goes in front of the car that weighs a lot on how the accident occurred. >> i am not going to pretend to

know what color the light was at that moment in time but i don't think a green light gives anybody the right to mull down a group of people standing peacefully. they are holding a conference at 12:30 p.m. this afternoon. tomorrow this time voters will be going to the polls in virginia. we will take a closer look at 7:30 a.m. >> more trouble for bank of america, now involving debit cards why the bank could soon pay up to $1 million of its customers. >> for years, coach shanahan was hailed as an offensive genius right now very little going on, dave ross up next along with our red skins special guest. coming up 7:08 a.m. 

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good news for hundreds of mountain climbers stranded on mount everest for a week due to thick fog. flight started taking off from the region's only airport this morning. >> hard to believe tens of thousands are still without power in the chilly northeast. more than a week after a rare october snow storm, in connecticut the state's largest utility says power may not be restored until wednesday. in oklahoma, the state recorded its biggest earthquake. no reports of serious injuries the quake caused quite a bit of damage oklahoma has seen a dramatic increase in seismic activity over the past two years. weird state of things. >> yeah, it is. don't like it too much. >> listen i want to start out

by first of all hello, start out by mentioning dense fog advisory a couple moments ago i misstated we did not have an advisory our computer did not update my apologies there is a dense fog advisory in effect out to the west. we have been talking about the fog all morning, but now there is an official advisory. here it is out to the west visibility has been reduced to a quarter mile or less. julie wright has been showing these pictures as well, allow extra time as the fog really really is quite dense in some areas. current temperature 41 degrees across the nation, cooler air in the east, there is a swath of mild air out to the west, 60 degrees right now in little rock, 56 degrees in st. louis, and behind a cold front which i show you in a moment much colder air in the teens, 20s. 30s back across the northern plains into the mountain states out west. here is a look at the national map satellite radar composite,

right in the middle of the country there, that is a cold front rain showers associated with that. we will not deal with that for a couple days, nice mild day today and tomorrow. rain in here late wednesday and thursday. your 5 day forecast temperatures in the mid-60s today, upper 60s tomorrow, the first few days of the week not bad at all enjoy. that is it. and that is good. >> thank you tony. >> say good morning to julie wright with a look at traffic. you know unlike tony when he is done he is done i could keep talking until this time tomorrow. that is just one breath. all right tony is talking about all that fog that is exactly what we've got to be in store for this morning pack the patience check out the drive outer loop of the belt way coming from the american legion bridge down towards the gw parkway and georgetown pike. this is where we are dealing with a lot of fog and it is difficult to see allow extra

time on the road expect delays coming inbound on 7, 66 on the brakes leaving manassas. headed in towards centerville. we showed you this camera, 10, 15 minutes ago, outer loop of the belt way now we can hardly see it because of fog i can tell you we have delays off 95 springfield, outer loop in the direction of the wilson bridge meanwhile travelling southbound along 270, a better ride here in clarks burg most congestion is occurring near the exit there, german town. northbound, bw parkway, 197 a crash there, stay to the right to get by, southbound delays out of laurel. 198 to 197. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. all right thank you red skins unfortunately spiraling in the wrong direction after another loss making that four straight losses to break it down dave ross is here along with a special guest former red

skin, jeff bostik we keep saying legendary. do you like that term? >> isn't legendary close to dead? >> no, the way we were when this town was great. >> wasn't that a movie. >> no, but you are a good friend, for those who don't know we used to do this many years ago on my first go around here at fox we would review the games on monday morning jeff and i and dave ross not on the air at that time was our producer. >> i was your lacky. >> and a couple times a waiter and maybe a cook. >> yeah, it is whatever you guys wanted me to be on that day that is what i was. >> the more you can do the more they will ask you to do. >> but jeff we want to take you to the way back machine this is what tony was alluding to i am going sir can 1996. >> wow -- circa, 1996.

>> wow. >> cincinnati beat pittsburgh to win 3 in a row. >> stay with us coming up we will look at the 5 day forecast and one final look at traffic when fox morning news returns. tampa beat oakland too. >> get out of town. >> cowboys fan. >> tampa, big game. >> early this morning also jeff bostick is here we will talk about a dispointing afternoon. >> excuse me gentlemen, do you want to order some humble pie. >> humble pie i will take this and throw it in his face. >> you were going to throw the pie in my face. >> we never ate humble pie when i played. >> there you go. >> every never got used to the taste of humble pie. >> how come you look the same and dave and i look like children. >> look at my hands you haven't seen me walk tony. it is fun reminiscing and looking back at that old footage we had a ball. >> we did.

>> i think you still got a future in maybe the food industry somewhere. >> probably does have a future. yesterday, you get to walk out on the field the reunion day i know you talked about this earlier, but it is not rfk it is fedex field but when you get out there, it has got to be heart warming. >> it is always good to be remembered but going out there and seeing the burgundy and gold you learn you were fortunate to put that uniform on and represent this football team it brings back memories and kind of you start reminiscing what it was like obviously different stadium and atmosphere. when we left the stadium i've got my oldest daughter here. we were leaving gps took us down central avenue what did we run into, rfk like yesterday

was this video we went back to from 15, 18 years ago it was fun to be back. for this town, i mean ever body remembers that is why they are so passionate about this team because of what you guys accomplished. >> look at that. >> my goodness i never knew what this would feel like but pretty darn good. >> you never will. >> when you earn one of these and three of these as you did do people have any idea how hard it is to get these? >> you have to be very fortunate to be in the right place at the right time with the right organization and everything has to go your way and for many to be in place where, in a 10 year span we go to four super bowls and win three,. >> unbelievable. >> here i can hold the rings up. >> when you look at a game like yesterday and you are out there, watching the game, there we go, you are -- look at that, they are beautiful. when you are watching the game, when you see how --

>> i don't know. >> he was in new york for awhile. >> i was born in the bronx. when you see the team now, what do you make of it? and do you have -- what do you think the problem is? >> i like the refer to it as lof lack of freaking talent. you look at some of the parts they had going into the season, the only receiver that would scare anyone, santana moss. not in the line up, coolly, not in the line up, it is amazing when you got your better players that you are a better football team. he put the ball on the gown broke a red skins record, 14 receptions some times it is better to have your full

arsenal of weapons,. >> better but some make the point there are other teams out there, and i do think we have had extraordinary losses because of injury. there are other teams playing high caliber football. they find a way. you will have to let bruce alan who has been here two years, mike shanahan, here two years get the type of people start collecting the type of depth that when you have an injury to a san tan ma moss or chris coolly, you have beam deep enough look back when we were playing, doug williams was waiting in the wings, if you look at the mark ripen situation, mark came onboard, humphries and rutledge were there. you won three super bowls with three quarterbacks again,

people are saying we have to get rid of the shanahans. >> if you bring in another coach another offensive coordinator you go back to square one you will have to be patient hopefully get people healthy, get your better players back out on the field not in the infirmary. >> jeff we are out of time we got to go thank you for coming in. good to see you. no humble pie. very quickly nfl films produces something called america's game about the super bowl look at the one about the year 87 with doug williams, jay schrader you are in it, it is fantastic. >> great to have him in studio nice to see your back together again. we should do that more often. just like 15 years ago. 7:22 a.m. on this monday morning still ahead, it appears the economy is taking a toll on younger americans, we will explain. >> our holly morris is getting

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federal judge in miami considering whether or not to finalize a $410 million settlement involving bank of america. the north carolina based bank is accused of processing debit card and check payments in a way that triggered more over draft fees. in regulations prohibit this type of fee unless customers approve, 1 million customers could receive payments. disturbing report on difference between the wealthy and poor this morning a new analysis of the wealth gap shows difficulties the economic down turn is having on younger

americans, the gap between older and younger americans now the widest on record mostly because the sour economy wiped out job opportunities for young adults and many have housing and college debt. >> time now monday morning 27 minutes past the hour still ahead election eve in virginia, we will take a look at what is at stake. >> as we take you to break a live lookout side the latest weather and traffic from tony and julie looking better out there fog wise tony will give us all the details sunshine even 

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>> capitol christmas tree on its way to dc crews chopped down the 65-foot white fir saturday from its home in sierra nevada mountains of california. it was hand picked for color, fullness and shape the capitol christmas tree lighting ceremony is set for december 6th, a few days after the national tree lighting. the online lottery for tickets ends today 10:00 a.m. i tried to do it when it opened and i couldn't get through and tony said well, probably because everyone is doing it right now see what happens if i didn't remind myself, my own

story then i would completely forget. >> you never went back in over the weekend. >> you will have to do it right now. >> during the show. >> i tried to do that last time. well, no, the show was just over tony if i don't get it i blame you completely. >> he just reminded you. it is random. >> there is a dense fog advisory in effect this morning. >> crazy. >> out to the west, frederick, montgomery, louden, cull pepper, prince william, fairfax. places like that. until 9:00 a.m. >> looks better. >> depends where the cameras are aimed but yeah, in some places still quite dense once the sun comes up it does start to -- there you go a look at weather headlines this morning high pressure still dominates essentially that means calm conditions plenty of sunshine going to be a bright sunny day not bad at all temperatures on the rise, upper 50s yesterday,

today low to mid-50s we get some showers here thursday, perhaps as early as late wednesday. temperatures across the region. no big changes, 41 degrees here in the nations coo p toll. 33 dulles air -- capitol, 33 dulles airport, friends in quantico 39 degrees, 32 winchester, off to the east, cambridge 36 degrees at this hour here is a look at satellite radar composite things are quiet, the only thing we are dealing with this morning is the fog as i told you, and again it is particularly -- well, it is particularly dense to the west but one of the live shots julie showed heading east we have fog there as well. that is the rainfall we talked about middle part of the week. the forecast for washington today looks like this sunny skies, mild afternoon, 64 degrees for your high, calm day, and then for tonight mostly clear, cool, light

winds, this evening, 44 degrees for your overnight low many of you in the 30s. 5 day forecast tomorrow great day 67 degrees under sunny skies, wednesday night 65, clouds build in late, showers thursday temps drop off friday high low 50s. that is the latest on weather now here is julie wright with more on this mornings, busy rush hour. >> busy and foggy a lot going on right now tony coming inbound from the west we are dealing with fog and also dealing with stalled bus accident activity on eastbound 50, 616, the accident and stalled bus alternating traffic one direction at a time inbound on 50 accident activity, outer loop 66 tieing up the left lane you are dealing with a lot of fog across that american legion bridge. accident activity eisenhower avenue, pulled over to the shoulder lanes are open, big delays on the outer loop, northbound i-95 congested

northbound out of newington. father hurly boulevard and german town, local lanemainline headed for the lane divide, bw parkway congested each direction, 19 and 197 -- 198 and 197 that is a cheque of your fox 5 on time -- check of your fox 5 on time traffic. you decide tomorrow. join us now for a closer look at the top races in virginia, steven fansworth specialist at george mason university. virginia gets the spot tomorrow what are we looking for. >> one of the things to appreciate there is a lot of interesting races in northern virginia, chances for democratic republican victorydemocratic defeats in races that wouldn't normally be challenging for democrats there is a larger problem for democrats right now in that the

economy continues not to work all that well when you look at democrats in this state and around the country there are a lot of challenges they are facing going into 2012 for the republicans, governor mcdonald is one of the most popular in the country polls show a lot of virginians are happy with how he has performed as governor so far and that will give a boost to republican candidates, not only in northern virginia but around the state. >> sounds like good news for republicans in virginia but we all know people want to go out and vote for this type of election is low maybe 30% range something like that. do you see the turn out, being there, tomorrow and do you see it being enough for republicans to gain back control. >> i think republicans are more likely to win in the race again. we can just start by saying that but the circumstances are these races are low turn out when you do not have a congressional election, don't have a senate race don't have

avenuer nor's race -- governor's race you have turn out in the 30% range if you live in competitive districts, fairfax or louden, you are going to see a lot of door knocking, a lot of campaign workers to get people motivated in races like this, the bigger challenge, isn't so much who a person is going to vote for but get the people who are going to vote for you to the polls, do you have moderates really are the least likely to turn out in races like this you have more conservative republicans, and democrats republicans,. election times are out in force i think this is as much as you would for any other election, hopefully candidates are trying to get the message out. >> i think one of the interesting races to watch, is on the fringes of our area, the 17th senate district, this

stretches from fredericks burg to charlotteville a seat that it has been held repeatedly, despite tries to gerrymander him out. that is one of the places i think you can really watch, how could -- you are looking at more than $2 million being spent in this senate race it is a very competitive race. closer to home i would draw your attention to the potomac river district, 31st senate district, stretching from arlington fairfax and louden democratic held seat but open seat and you have a very aggressive door to door campaign being waged there. these are very competitive races, also i would draw attention to the springfield district, southern fairfax where you are looking at a potential problem for voters the incumbent name is is barker

and the challenger is baker this will be potentially a complications voters need to be exactly sure which candidate they prefer to identify there. one of the big issues in this district as others is extent to which democrat cats are lines up with -- democrats are lining up with obama. >> how does northern virginia sit in with the rest of the state is there a difference. >> absolutely when you look at virginia as a whole it is rural and more conservative than northern virginia. republicans to win this part of the state, you need a more moderate vision ability to appeal to voters more sentries you have a highly educated part of the state, government workers traditional republican themes of small government are only appealing if you are a federal contractor. you are looking at a situation where the traditional measures

of republican messaging, issues of abortion, anti immigration and anti gay rights don't work here that is a big deal for this district and this part of the state. the more moderate republicans are usually in the drivers seat chef. >> will we see bob mcdonald on a ticket? >> odds are against that. a governor in virginia only gets to serve four years in office and also if nominee is romney or cain two people ahead or perry who is third i guess if we rank them, all of these people don't have that much washington experience the ticket in the same way john mccain reaches out to sarah palin, they will need a washingen insider. >> all right we a-- washington insider. >> all we appreciate you here. 7:39 a.m. monday morning, 41 degrees special tremendous butte on capitol hill for four --

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60 minutes reran an interview with andy rooney that just aired in early october, celebrating his retirement after 43 years he died friday from complications after a minor surgery he was 92 years old. lyndsey lohan is out of jail after spending hours in the slammer she was booked last night for a 30 day sentence after violating probation but released due to over crowding this was her fifth jail sentence since being arrested twice for drunken driving in 2007.

>> it would be nice if we had all the time back that we spent about talking about lyndsey lohan in jail. >> and kim kardashian. >> if i get in trouble i will say that, isn't the jail too crowded for me to be in here? >> that shouldn't be the reason but. >> right. >> sad state of affairs. >> yes, it is you are guilty but we got no room. here is a look what is going on out there, dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning counties you see shaded in in grey appropriately enough. even though the dense fog advisory is in effect to our west there is fog to our east you want to be aware of that too. >> here is a look at the surface map, we've got high pressure that means calm conditions, quiet conditions and nice warm up in advance of a cold front out to the west.

today as opposed to highs in upper 50s like yesterday, today will see our high temperatures move into the mid-60s. it will be really nice and tomorrow, how about mid- to upper 60s. you like that? >> mm-hmm. >> five day forecast like i said 64 degrees do i hear an echo? no. my voice doesn't sound hollow? >> no. >> all right. 67 tomorrow, 65 on wednesday some showers on thursday, cooler, by friday. >> time to get your ear -- what is it, candling, right. >> oh, where they pull wax out. >> all right. >> i don't hear no echo do you? >> no, but i don't want tony to have to go through that. >> they says the good. >> tony it is not the voice that is hollow it is the head. >> that is why i am hearing that effect. >> all right on the roads right now travelling the outer loop

of the belt way approaching 66 that is where we have the accident activity tied up the left side of the highway this commute, 270, leaving father hurly boulevard, out to montrose a 45 minute commute all lanes are open checking for accident activity, temple hill road, alan town road at kirby hill road. accident activity on the shoulder, 395 slow leaving the belt way past seminary road and more traffic at the 14th street bridge. all right julie thanks, not too early to think about holiday travel although this might not put you in the mood for being on the road those hitting the road will shell out more this thanksgiving the national average for gasoline will be 3.40 a gallon seems like a bargain compared to this summer but 53¢ higher than last year. those of you hitting the

airport the number of passengers is expected to drop. but fewer flights to offset higher costs planes will be packed the key factor there, rising cost of fuel >> military dogs are getting honored on capitol hill today for veterans day the four legged heros worked in iraq and also at the pentagon in world trade centre 9/11 the military dogs include a seeing eye dog who lead its owner down 78 flights of stairs in the burning world trade centre the dogs awarded are inwinners of -- are winners of the first american humane association, hero dog award. future in health, fitness and nutrition. holly is there checking it out. i am at a museum i bet you didn't know existed we are at the national inventors hall of fame now is the time to come there is a whole new exhibit that has everything to do with

exercising, like you said exercising engenuity exactly what it is, steve i didn't know they modeled the sky after you. pull up steve. >> oh, boy. our facebook fan of the day lovely tracy schneider. she writes she almost gave up trying to be fan of the day she posted so many times she watches every day and says her kids love to watch the weather with tony we do too. thank you for not giving up thank you for watching the show. have a great day. >> if you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day post a comment on tracy's picture, search fox 5 morning news, 7:48 a.m. we will be right back  with seasonal temperatures... hey, ellen! what you doin'?

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>> some how holly is able to find a fun new place to visit. today she is at the national inventors hall of fame museum they recently opened up a new exhibit no, i have not heard of this museum i really haven't. >> you know what it is funny they recently opened this exhibit but do you know when they opened the museum, 1973. it has been around 28 years what have we been doing right? if ever there was a time for you to come visit this jewel, now is the time they have a really interesting exhibit going on, called exercising engenuity. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is a good little kept secret. >> yes, we are most visitors are people coming to the patent office for business, lawyers,

or inventors and innovators. >> yeah, and they are like what is that over there. oh, wait let me stop in there. be careful what you wish for now there might be a rush of people coming to see this exhibit which you would be happy about. tell me about exercise. health and fitness, innovations, patents, trademarks we are focussing on some of our national inventors, hall of fame inductees that have head a significant impact on modern life medicine to sports drinks to fitness equipment. >> everybody is interested in this, right because in terms of our health and wellness and so, this is kind of a natural fit maybe a good way to come explore the new museum, always fun to see from whence we came let's start back with old inventions honored here. >> our two oldest are lid yeah pink ham's medicine but john h kellogg, william kellogg's brother, whom you may know from

the cereal box. >> healthy frosted flakes. >> any way his brother was into scientific living and healthy living, so over here we have a couple of his inventions, we have a vibrating chair. >> what exactly is that supposed to do? >> helps with intestinal problems, sore feet, aching muscles a little bit of everything sort of a go to cure for him. >> hop on there i want to see how it works you are dying to show it now you can't do this if you come to visit the exhibit. >> most people don't get the opportunity to hop on the vibrating chair but if you were at the sanitarium at battle creek you would get the chance to spend 15, 20 minutes on it. >> at what point did they realize it wasn't doing anything. >> it was a popular solution to things like sore feet and even if you happened to have intestinal problems. >> i got you.

>> i want to make sure we get this in, this looks like the precursor to the tanning booth. >> it is a radiant heat bath designed to raise the body's temperature to help expel toxins these are popular there is one of this same model at ford's house in florida, and he was a proponent of using light baths, they also appeared on the titanic and buckingham palace. >> wow. so these were really believed to change your life. >> if you are in the middle of the winter somewhere, a little extra heat and light is useful. >> that makes a good point people that have the light disorder they give them those lamps now days to help them get their vitamin d maybe that is not so crazy after all. >> many things kellogg talked about, healthy eating, abstinence from alcohol and tobacco, use of exercise, and

fresh air are still popular healthful hints today some others a little less questionable. >> all good ideas have to start somewhere and so around what year was this? >> late 19th, early 20th century. >> all right so here is what you need to know myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to the national inventors hall of fame website they are open monday through friday, 9 to 5 and sat's noon to -- saturday's noon to 5. it is free for you to come and see we will continue our journey here through the years and since we are here we are going to find out if you happen to be at home thinking i have an intention that might change the world what do i do about it maybe you need to make a trip here. don't go any where. back to you in studio. >> 7:56 a.m. next hour city officials taking a new approach to promote state

hood for the nations capitol more details what is being done councilmember at large michael a brown and member of the free dc movement folks will be here to explain. >> looking for extra cash, with christmas seven weeks away retailers are searching for temporary employees, next hour, questions about the seasonal job market include hog is hiring and when -- including who is hiring and when you should apply coming up 

a local college student stabbed to death the suspect another student. we will have the latest on the investigation coming up. shocker in the world of college football legendary former penn state defensive coordinator, accused of crimes against children. two top school officials set to resign details ahead. holiday season practically here that means holiday jobs, the best way to land one of those jobs and look at who is hiring coming up later this hour. stay with us for that first a check on our forecast this morning, should be a pretty

nice one tony here. forecast certainly is a nice one, this morning, we have one issue across the region, that is fog, we have been talking about this all morning long i want show you hd radar we can show you a radar image of that fog where it is and it is really all around the washington area, here you can see, the areas in orange in particular that is where visibility is a quarter mile or less. we have a dense fog advisory in effect out to the west as you can see areas to the north and east as well. easton, oxford, columbia maryland up to our north lees burg, we mentioned them earlier, these are areas where we are seeing dense fog you want to be aware of that it should slow down your commute allow extra time. temperatures across the region look like this. 30s and 40s. 41 degrees in the district, 43 at the naval air station

elsewhere 30s. 35 baltimore 33 dulles airport. lots of sunshine, fog will start burning off really now, and it will take a little while but it will burn off lots of sunshine highs into the low and mid-60s so very pleasant day temperatures where they should be or a little higher. there you go more in a bit. >> thank you. >> let's check with julie and get a look at traffic. >> hey you guys a lot of folks hitting me up on twitter asking what is going on at the wilson bridge i got to tell you the problem down on the south side of town right now is the fog. that is what is slowing you down, a lot of complaints because of the slow going, right now, 210, leaving indian head highway, 17 miles per hour headed for that wilson bridge. on the other side of town we've got accident activity reported 210, kilometre an hour by hill road and a crash -- kirby hill road and a crash.

bw parkway, 198 to the belt way, 37 minute commute, average speed on 35, down to 25 miles per hour. outer loop, trouble spot at 66 accident activity remains in the far left lane. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. this mornings top story a brutal murder at frost burg state university the school in shock and mourning. a student was murdered over the weekend reportedly after a party off campus let's get the latest from stacy cohen. well, this is the second time frost burg students have been rocked by violence back in 2010, 20-year-old brandon caroll was shot to death at an off campus party now a 19-year- old female student is dead after another fight that happened off campus. police say courtney mccoy of baltimore died trying to break up a fight at a party just before 2:00 a.m. sunday she was found lying on the ground in front of the house just across the street from the western maryland

campus police believe shenae liggens pulled out a knife and stabbed mccoy in the head. students are saddened by the news the school's president says the attack was absolutely not an accident. this was not a random act, and we still consider this to be a safe community. >> violence happens a lot and stuff you don't expect it to be so close to you. >> scary when you know the person it is scary. >> now police do say once again mccoy was trying to break up that fight when she was killed 23-year-old liggens is being held without bond in that case. >> mccoy was studying physics, planned a career in medicine, sang in a gospel choir and worked as a resident advisor at frost burg. thank you so much new this morning the search for a missing montgomery county man now a homicide investigation, 37-year-old gomez of silver spring was reported missing last monday his body was

discovered last night in anne arundel county along a road in hanover investigators hope an autopsy will provide more answers surrounding his death. an alert for residents in virginia after four separate attempted abductions in the past month the latest happened saturday night, an 8-year-old says she was approached by a stranger in a van but when the man tried to get the girl to come to the van she ran inside her home. occupy dc protestors plan to release video of police reports that they believe will prove a driver intentionally hit four protestors in two separate incidents friday night. dc police are telling a different story saying three people were hurt in one incident protestors formed a ring around the dc convention center officers decided not the charge the driver on the account two noninvolved witnesses who said the driver had a green light at the time occupy protestors are holding a conference at 12:30 p.m.

this afternoon. over 8,000 people surrounded be white house for a protest yesterday they are opposed to an oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast and say it could harm the environment. the pipeline needs white house approval it crosses an international border experts say this is a test for the president's environmental policy, the project would create thousands of jobs environmentalists oppose it because of the risk of spill. a big story today greece facing bankruptcy this morning leaders are trying to figure out who the next prime minister will be. he says he is resigning after sitting down with greece's president and leader of the opposition party european markets and government remain cautious waiting to see if a power sharing deal will resolve greece's turmoil. fight over money coming to the.gone as well. -- pentagon as well. he is looking at cuts to the military in areas previously

off the table including raising fees for health benefits. right now military members pay $460 a year for health insurance he has to cut more than $450 billion from the defense budget over the next decade he says, meeting the target might require more base closings and buying fewer weapons. virginia voters go to the polls tomorrow to elect members of the state house and senate along with a slew of local offices turn out expected to be low, 30% even though the election could result in a change in party control of state senate there are several sheriff's races to watch along with the county board of supervisors and school board. in maryland, local elections are being held in buoy, college park and green belt. renewed campaign to gain state hood for the district. >> next we will sit down with michael brown and anice general

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11 minutes past the hour. how would you like to be in connecticut right now with no power. >> no thank you. no heat for more than a week, tens of thousands of folks don't have it since that rare october snow storm last weekend the state's largest utility says power may not be restored to everyone until wednesday, 3 million people were without power at the height of the outage. >> feel for those folks. over the weekend in oklahoma the state recorded its biggest ever earthquake magnitude of 5.6 followed by 14 after shocks no reports of serious injuries, but the quake caused quite a bit of damage oklahoma has seen quite a bit of seismic activity in the past few years. the operator at the north

anna nuclear facility in virginia, covered up faulting at the plant, the twin nuclear reactors have been shut down since the .8 earthquake in august the company was fined for making false statements. all right a little stretch of bad news we are ready for good news. >> tony perkens, joins us with the joining us with the forecast and the cuteness factor. >> my first 5 photo. nathan. >> oh, right. >> uh oh wow where did he get -- i wonder if his parents made that. >> looks home grown. >> fantastic. haitian is 3 years old and this is who he went as for halloween you know, he even has the moves of michael jackson. impressive. he has got the look down 3 years old really great. >> a natural. i got to tell you that glove is hard to find in the right size for toddlers because

my son wanted one as well the white sparkly glove. >> you do that and a little rubber band at the wrist. still doesn't fit. >> the effect of greater number of witnesses. >> can't that cut off the circulation? no, don't worry about that. >> makes you move faster. all right. thank you. some how . thank you for sending the picture in nathan if you want to send your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. let me show you the fog advisory, that is in effect out to the west, visibility reduced to a quarter mile, or less, but i want to tell you there is also dense fog out to the east and north, so pretty much outside of washington you got to slow down your commute this morning pack up to 43 degrees here in washington let's look at temps across the nation, there is mild air out there to the west cincinnati at 50 degrees, little rock 57, st. louis 57, temperatures drop off

significantly, peer south dakota, 25 degrees, denver, 28 degrees there. national map, we do see some rain along a cold front, that is what is dividing the mild air from colder air and hence the rain showers, maybe thunderstorms there. eventually that will make its way east ward getting here wednesday night into thursday 5 day forecast, high, 64 degrees under sunny skies mostly sunny and 67, fairly sunny wednesday, 65, showers on thursday, friday the cooler air, makes its way in. that is a look at what is happening with weather tucker barnes coming up in a couple moments hey, julie. >> this is what happens when you leave bandages on too tight alison. this is what happens. >> good special effect. i could have all kinds of fun in here you know. let me get the right remote to tell you what is going on now.

toward it is wilson bridge a lot of fog hampering your commute this morning as you work your way inbound leaving 210, out of oxen hill, average speed, 17 miles per hour. 210, kirby hill road accident temple hill road at alan town road follow police direction to get by. a slow go 198 to the belt way, bw parkway 37 minute commute there, 95 still also very slow from laurel down to the belt way average speed 212, now 20 miles per hour. follow police direction to get by crash on the outer loop, 66 remains far left lane and that is causing delays for you guys as you travel across the american legion bridge. georgia avenue, seminary road south of the belt way, accident activity middle of your screen traffic is able to get by to the right north and southbound that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. renewed campaign kicks off

to regain state hood for district of columbia, michael brown is here to talk about it good morning. >> good morning. >> and anis general kins from the free dc movement. tomorrow this renewed push what does this mean? >> well, we want to get more mush aggressive, want to get a little more hip related to our logoing and marketing, any path to state hood will include other states we want to attach and talk to other legislative bodies around the country, that sends support resolution on their house floors our new logo will be part of that the lovely anise jenkins is modeling our logo i know you have it on the screen in the back a more aggressive approach, whoever is on the city council, whatever residents are here they can stick with this logo and strategy and one day we can become state. >> we will see it on buses and

across the country. >> that is the point hopefully we will. we want to get the message outside the belt way, outside district of columbia and we want more regular residents involved in the fight. anise jenkins has done a wonderful job for years along with dc votes but we need to get regular citizens involved everyone has friends somewhere else and get them to campaign for us outside of dc. >> you have been following some of your -- what you write on twitter and blogs that mansion you you talk historically where we sit now can you give us that historical perspective as it pertains and relates to struggle for state hood in 2011. >> absolutely, free dc movement for state hood, full democracy and full citizenship started in 1964 when schmitt sent james

foreman and marion barry up to campaign and achieve full citizenship for dc residents it is an ongoing movement and ebbed and flowed dc residents voted for state hood initiative 1980, this is an ongoing thing we have a constitution, we had a constitutional convention decided we want to join the rest of the country s take part in the democracy we want to be at the table, decisions are made, when we go to war when we debate the budget when we decide if we are going to be a part of any initiative, any part of america, dc residents have said yes we want to be there. >> let me ask you a tough question seems to be very sort of bitter partisan time right now national politics, do you thing the climate is right for this or does that matter. >> it is interesting i don't know if the climate for our opponents the climate will

never be right. that is not what the movement is about when trying to get folks engaged for your opponents, it will never be right we have two opportunities we have not taken advantage of, 1992, president clinton was president, we didn't do much other than getting license tags on president clinton's car and first year of president obama's administration, demoe and senat to much there either. president obama has yet to put the license tags on his car we wish he would. not to says the a democrat or republican issue but there are issues related to race and politics so we have to continue to pound that message there are than 600,000 residents here pay their taxes fight in wars, do everything everyone else does, we have more population, than three or four other states and we need to be treated as a state need to be a state and have to just continue to push that message no matter what hurdles are put in front of us. it is not constitutional for us

to be a state i argue it is not constitutional for us not to be a state >> as you mentioned it a little bit michael how do we get involved as ordinary citizens not on the council not necessarily in an advocacy group. >> dc residents first of all can speak up go to their church go to their civic association their anc meetings and say this is an important issue, saint hood the fact that you want to be a real citizen in america, should be on the top of your agenda, right now congress is over turn anything you do. they can come in and change the name of your street they put taxi cab meters in our cabs it comes from huge things down to small things get involved, stand up for democracy, free dc is our organization there are others out there. get involved, tuesday we are going to have a huge rally at

the wilson building on the steps, right there at 14th and pennsylvania avenue, but dc residents have to show that we care and this is what it means,. >> this renewed effort to promote dc state hood kicks off tomorrow we will look for this main slogan here and wish you good luck. >> if people need more information they can call my office at the council or e-mail me and we h plug them -- we will plug them into the website. >> we will link that to our website myfoxdc.com councilmember brown and anise jenkins with free dc. thanks very much disturbing story as a former penn state assistant football coach accused of abusing under age boys. now resignations come in the wake of a cover up. >> later holly getting a lesson in fitness history part of a new exhibit you don't want to miss she found it for us, keep

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41 degrees on & morning, rehem -- on monday morning, remembrances, for andy rooney he passed away following complications from minor surgery he was quick to point out that he was not retiring in a statement cbs called him an icon. get ready to open your wallet, wide if you are travelling for thanksgiving triple-a mid-atlantic says the price of gasoline is likely to be significantly higher than the 2010 holiday last year the average price was 287 a gallon if you can believe it, this year expect 3.40 a gallon up from the current average of 3.9 a gallon. some -- 3.29 a gallon. >> some four legged heros will be honored here in dc, dogs that worked in iraq, pentagon

and world trade center, 2001. they are the winners of the first ever american humane association hero dog awards. we will introduce you to some of the special pups at 9. >> all right. >> that is wonderful i can't wait to meet them. >> it will be great hi tucker. >> good morning. >> hey tuck. >> hey. yeah, i have been here forever. >> good to see you. >> soon a local radio station will start playing all christmas music, after november 18th. >> i saw my first christmas commercial yet. >> are you shopping yet? >> doesn't start until late. >> it is hard to be in the christmas spirit when temperatures are 65 degrees. >> right. >> that is okay too. i am just excite about the holidays. >> apparently you are. high pressure dominating

let me mention before you put a caveat on all these, a little fog out there, once that burns off in for a nice day high pressure will dominate and that will mean plenty of nice weather, ahead, plenty of nice pressure, mostly sunny a little warmer than yesterday, upper 50s today low to mid-60s should be a pleasant afternoon, nice wind outside next chance for rain doesn't return a couple really nice days, temperatures trending above normal, right now we are trending cold in most spots, 43 washington fog developing north and west holding temperatures down, 37 gaithersburg, freezing off to the west, 32 cumberland 37 fredericks burg. warmer here close to the bay, leonard town, 46. should be warmer than yesterday, plenty of sunshine expected quiet weather pattern just about perfect for the beginning of november there is your satellite radar the bigger

the high pressure anchor, off to the east look how the clouds roll out, and that means nice for us, off to the north and west that cold front will get in late on the day wednesday. periods of showers, maybe rain around here during the day thursday before cooler temperatures get in for the end of the week bottom line get out and enjoy the day. here is your 5 day, 64 nice and mild cool tonight, look at tomorrow 70 in some spots, wednesday looks great. showers on sure, cooler by fry -- sure. cooler by friday. i watched every play of that game. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i stayed up for the ravens game i am in bad shape here. we are going to get tucker in this in a bit. >> you are always talking red skins we got to acknowledge our neighbors to the north. we thought maybe yesterday would be a turning point for red skins. >> we knew it had potential.

>> home game right. >> we all know beginning of the year we circled san francisco. >> this is a winnable game. but they came in, this is a different team talked about it last week coming in here changed the attitude of that team steve overnight. same personnel pretty much. good day bad day, for roy, this is bad the fumble he had a franchise record, 14 catches most of those, kind of like art monk had it before. i hate to take away that record from art but hey, it is what it is. that fumble that lead to that, direct play alison going up top and you can tell they are just pass pa rated. highlight of the game -- exas per rated, highlight of the game. >> >> i thought they would come out with renewed energy. >> got some with a minute to

go. >> at that point san francisco had their first preseason defense on the field. >> the hand shake very nice pat on the back there. let me ask you a question when you talk about harbaugh and what he has done in a short amount of time with san francisco a lot of people were saying with the shanahans you got to give them time. san francisco, did not need any time to turn that organization around. >> no, the problem i have with that mike shanahan when he got here last year they had a new ad campaign we are all in are you n. and they said we are not rebuilding i specifically asked them about that two years ago, at training camp they said we don't rebuild we reload. they made moves they were telling us, going to pay off in the short term not the long term now, the approach might be changing okay. but mike shanahan, he is sticking to his guns take a listen after the game.

if you have been in this league you understand, it is about production but you have to have a goal, and i think we have been improving in a lot of areas, right now you take a look at offence, it was tough to take, tough to take for me but i understand how this thing works and we got a lot of young guys with some talent right now, as i said are collectively not on the same page but with all this valuable experience some of these young guys hopefully it pays off shortly. >> now we are talking about let's get these young guys in the mix. >> i am not going to lie i was listening to coach shanahan's posting news conference yesterday i turned it off i got tired of him saying it is not all on the quarterback you cannot put it all on the quarterback he was defending him to the end finally any other nfl coach in the league is not going to say the quarterback is the center piece of your team >> i have been hard on joe

flacco of the ravens, a quarterback rallying his team late last night in pittsburgh your arch rival down, to 3. corey smith, no, game is going to be over right they go right back to smith and the turp holds on to it, joe plaque colast night stood up was accounted for in pittsburgh. and got the job done i am with you no excuses people, nfl you are a professional athlete, get it done, tim tebow, got it done in oakland. there was a moment they came out that carson palmer that wasn't a bad deal, two touchdowns alison back to you. >> all right guys thank you. >> it is bad news whenever you hear about a thief stealing someone's money but this one stole from local girl scouts as

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ripped off some girl scouts outside a wal-mart. >> this happened in buoy maryland a man, asked how much the cookies cost then grabbed the cash box and took off running into nearby woods a witness chased after him but backed off when another man told her that he would catch the thief turns out that man was working with the thief. >> girl scouts of central maryland sent out an e-mail letting us know the incident happened didn't give details but gave us tips how to keep the girls safe when out at our cookie booth. >> that is horrible. i mean girl scouts are -- have been around forever and how could someone be so cruel. >> surveillance cameras inside the store and on the roof captured pictures of the suspects they made off with $200. is there anything we can say about that. >> i would rather not. >> very disturbing. 8:42 a.m. once we start we will never stop and producer dan will yell

at us. we will just move forward talk about good news with the economy are you able to find a job. we have some help for you. look at who is hiring this holiday season how you might be able to turn a seasonal job into the real deal. holly is using a littlengenuity. >> this is an electric horse in the white house in 1925 because this is how president calvin cool lidge got his exercise in an efficient way now where do you find this? at the national inventors hall of fame where we are live in alexandria in the office of the u.s. and patent trademark office building we will tell you about this new exhibit. why you are going to want to see it and why this is the building you need to know, if you have an invention you think will change the world. stay with us ♪

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be packed that means retailers are looking to hire as many seasonal workers as possible. joining us now with more details, vice president of saleclient services at jobs box an employer, employee matching service. even though you have fox in the title, not affiliated with fox broadcasting in any way. it is not just stores hiring. >> no, everyone thinking retail when they think of hiring for the holiday season, retailers will be hiring but there is lots of other kinds of companies that are hiring for the season 10% of hospitality em moyers we talk to -- employers we talk to, will be, hotels, movie theaters, restaurants the big one this year fedex and ups because it is expected that e commerce will be up yet again another 20% this year so yeah.

>> that is where the jobs may be next couple months. someone has to deliver the packages. is there enough time left to still get a job? what is the best strategy. there is, i mean, the recruiting for the jobs does start as early as september but there are still plenty of jobs i was on last night just taking a look and seeing what was available there is still a lot of jobs the best way to find the jobs, is to go to the online site they are posted all over the place sites like indeed.com, monster and career builder and there is a neat little site geared towards hourly employees called snag a job they have an entire section geared towards seasonal jobs. >> what do you tell people trying to get into jobs, i guess they brag about themselves how competitive is this industry for seasonal jobs. >> well, this year is particularly competitive you have so many people with experience and skills that happen to be unemployed you

have to be on your game in the past it was a warm body, but now if you are in there for an interview make sure you researched that company make sure if you are interviewing for j crew don't wear an abbear com by shirt, make -- abercrombie shirt. a lot of people are applying for jobs that may not have been their career in the past is it that important to say i am available to do anything at any point. >> it is. this is a great foot in the door opportunity i know people last year, who took jobs, with ups as drivers helpers, that ended up landing full time jobs. in marketing and accounts payable. >> not just in what they were doing. >> because i was going to ask you i was curious if people can use it as a way to parler it

into a full time josh job. >> absolutely it is so -- job. absolutely it is so much easier to find a job once you have your foot in the door chef >> these are stores hiring macy's kohls. wal-mart, best buy anybody else you want to mention? >> well, of course, they always get forgotten but the tax preparation companies, h and r block and intuit they will train you if you are okay in math, think about those jobs i saw lots of jobs from tiffany and company, you name it this will be a big season. >> get that one gift wrapped in a blue box as well. >> great advice thank you for coming in i know you gave us a lot of websites we will link it at myfoxdc.com thanks happy holidays. >> first time i have said that already alison. >> i love it thank you steve. >> national inventors hall of fame museum opened an exhibit

that features inventions, patents trademarks that are tied to fitness. holly is there to learn more about exercising ingenuity exhibit. i love that mechanical horse. >> who knew that was in the white house do you remember taking the presidential fitness test when you were younger? yes. yes i remember taking it s i think a lot of people do, something like that is something that is also, being honored and featured here in this exercising ingenuity this is a new exhibit that has to do with inventions and things over the years that have addressed health and fitness. thad parkinson is visitor and museum services coordinator as i go through here what i understand is that we have always been obsessed with our health and how to make it better. >> yes especially turn of the last century turn of the 19th,

early 20th century health and fitness was a big thing people for the first time started being able to weigh themselves and test their own strength. whose fault is it we could start weighing ourselves i don't want that person in the hall of fame this is a fun thing. >> yes, this is a little wattling tom thumb penny scale all of ours we have four from a private collector on loan in the exhibit they all work they all take a penny so any visitor is invited to come down and hop up. >> yeah, the pregnant lady is not hopping on the scale but you can. i can. not only was this a way for people to get their weight but profitable. >> these were quite inexpensive during the early 20th century, a young entrepreneur could buy a handful of these find a good high traffic location like a drugstore or grocery store, and make quite a bit of money by putting pennys in the machine

this one, besides giving your weight, which i am a little heavier today than normal. >> see, tv adds don't worry. this one will give you your fortune it has a roll of fortunes in it i asked what color becomes me it says flesh color. >> just to give people an idea how much people used these, what is the amount. >> in 1937 according to u.s. commerce department, 100 billion-pennys or more when through these about $100 million. >> $100 million people made off this. >> yes. >> that is why it is in the inventors hall of fame. thad thank you i will continue walking around here standing over here is elizabeth doe doherty a lot of people are looking here saying i could have come up with that. >> the museum is a great way for the public to learn a

little bit more about innovation and invention last year alone 500,000 patent applications were filed with the u.s. patent and trademark office that is a lot of creativity and ingenuity. >> you encourage that i know it costs, getting a patent is not free but, inventors are what make the future. >> very much so we in fact have heard it said that 2 out of 3 jobs that are being produced in the american economy today are in fact due to new innovations and new entrepreneurs starting up a business or growing a business primarily due to intellectual property. >> what is your advice for someone at home watching saying i have something i think needs to be patent. pursue your dreams using the united states, patent and trademark system i direct people to start with our website we also have an

inventors assistance phone line they can ask direct questions to the experts 1-800-220-9199 and e-mail us if they have a direct question how do i get started how do i take a first step and that can be directed to independent inventor@uspto.gov. >> how many patents become profitable? >> that is a real question in itself they say 7% of patents are licensed 6% see some type of financial return. >> myfoxdc.com our website, we have a link to the u.s. patent and trademark office you can get all those different numbers and websites elizabeth talked about next hour we will continue to exercise our ingenuity. we will look at more recent fitness developments you might recognize and see why they are being honored in this special exhibit. >> thanks holly. >> 8:55 a.m., monday morning coming up at 9 we are joined by

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