portion of the day. the bigger picture, big sprawling area of low pressure. look what it's doing on the back side, bringing winter weather out to western tennessee where places like memphis are expecting a couple inches of snow later today. all of this has to get through here. we have cooler weather on the way behind the system. the temperatures start to fall later today. lots of rain during the middle of the day. rain likely. mild temperatures falling this afternoon. we are in the 60s this afternoon. we will befalling back into the 50s later on this afternoon. more details on the forecast in a few minutes. back to you. tucker, thanks. new this morning, police are asking for help in finding a 13- year-old girl. you see her picture here. erica munez was last seen at 5:00 last evening. she was wearing a red shirt, blue pants and black ten shoes.

if you know anything about her disappearance, call the family crimes division at 240-773- 5400. police are investigating another carjacking. this is at a burger king in wheat ton overnight. this latest one is likely not connected to other recent carjackings over the last week or so. this is a couple of miles away from the other carjackings at west field wheaton mall. two people stopped to see if the burger king was open when gunman took their car. police are searching for a suspect that is believed to have carjacked elderly shoppers three times in the past week. the latest incident happened sunday afternoon. a 77-year-old man was forced into his car and told to drive to an atm after leaving a target store. police believe the same suspect carjacked another shopper on saturday and one last wednesday. joining us now from montgomery county police headquarters in

rockville with more is captain paul stark. good morning. thank you for joining us. good to see you this morning. before we talk about the three- car jackings that we think are related, can you give us the latest on the new one at the burger king that you don't think is related to the others? >> that's right, tony. thanks for bringing that up. we believe this is an isolated event and more of a crime of opportunity. temperatures weren't that low last night. two suspects were sitting at an outside table at that burger king. a male and female drove up, tried the front door of the burger king, realized it was closed and then became part of a crime. one of the suspects produced a gun, took the car, drove away. >> okay. and obviously you are looking for those people? do you have a description? >> right now we are trying to confirm the description of the suspects. >> all right. let's move to the other

carjackings which you do believe are related because the methodology in the crimes seems to be similar in the cases. tell us what you know about the latest in those? >> as you started this story, wednesday, saturday and sunday the past six days, we believe the same speck has april -- suspect has approached older people shopping at or near the west field wheaton mall. the first two were outside the giant food store and the third one sunday was exiting the target store which is about 50 or 100 yards away from the giant food store. he forced, each time, forced the victim into the car, had them drive to different locations trying to extract money from the atms, getting cash from their accounts. after he is through, he leaves them in the car and walks away on foot.

>> can you tell us, we are showing the surveillance video that you all released yesterday. can you tell us, have you received any more leads or tips from people since releasing the video? >> we just released the video last night. investigators are still going over data that has been coming in. i can't confirm whether it's anything that will provide real results. we believe with the coverage that you and other media outlets have provided, somebody this person's face, maybe the clothing, maybe the way he is walking even will strike a clue. crime solvers is offering up to $1,000 for a reward that leads to this person's arrest and the victim's rights foundation, a nonprofit, is considering adding $5,000 to that reward as well. >> all right. do you want to give safety tips to people out there since this has been happening over and

over again. can you tell us have patrols been picked up at the mall. >> what was the last question, tony? >> can you tell us if patrols have been increased around the mall? >> yes, they have. i just spoke to the district commander of the fourth district this morning. there are more officers being assigned to that area but officers that would normally be there obviously have a heightened sense of awareness of this suspect and other activity. in addition to that, the police department and security at west field mall have a good relationship. we continue to coordinate and communicate about this issue. as far as safety tips, do we still have time for those. >> please give them to us. >> okay. during the holiday season, a lot of people are out shopping, more so than they normally would be. if you use cash when you go to a mall, we suggest you get cash from an atm prior to going to the mall or store, that way you

have it with you. keep your wallet or your purse closed, by your side. if you are going to use an atm or credit card, make sure no one is behind you when you get cash or when you are conducting a transaction at the register. hold on to that receipt as well. that could be away that a criminal can get into your account also. when you park your car, as you leave your car, turned around, look where you parked. that way when you exit the mall, you don't have to remember where you parked. you can make a direct line to your car. have your keys in your hand, be off your cell phone. be walk wearing a purpose, get in the car, lock the door. >> pay attention. keep your eyes open. captain paul starks with montgomery county police. thank you, sir. we hope you catch this guy soon. we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you for doing the story. >> allison? police in maryland, tony, have joined in the hunt for a woman already wanted in a crime spree in virginia.

her name is stephanie schwaub. she is accused of carjacking a woman on thanksgiving day in baltimore county. police say she asked a woman for a ride and pulled out a knife. the victim fought back and she took off running. she is wanted for two bank robberies and a carjacking beginning november 18th. a brother and sister in prince george county are accused of robbing a bank. they didn't go far to do it. police say they held up the m and t bank in the 3700 block of donnville drive. tips sent to the prince george county crime solver hotline helped detectives find shakir tailor. an elderly man is killed after helping someone else on the side of the road. a 78-year-old man, willey randolph prince, died after being hit on enterprise road. he had apparently just finished

pushing someone's disabled car to a safe location and was walking back across the road when he was struck. topping economic news this morning, american airlines is filing for bankruptcy. they are replacing the ceo. if you have tickets, don't worry. american airlines will continue normal flight operations. they have a lot of debt after increasing fuel prices and labor problems. and republican protestor shall candidate herman cain is facing more allegations of inappropriate relationship. a georgia woman says that she had a 13 year affair with cain that ended when he launched his bid for the white house. he immediately denied acting inappropriately with anyone. the cain campaign put out a statement saying the media should not be focused on an alleged affair between consenting adults. on to some of the other top

stories we are following, violent clashes in iron. dozens of students stormed the british embassy there. they through documents out of the window -- threw documents out of the window and chanted death to england. a m man is expected -- a maryland man is expected to walk out of a rub ban jail. gary giordano was accused of wrongdoing of robin gardner. he says she was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling. a jury found dr. conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the singer's death. sentencing is expected today. the judge could give him probation or send him to state

prison for four years. with the california overcrowded jails his time could be cut short. among other expenses, metro is facing a huge surge in the cost of employee benefits and pension. there is the opening of the dulles extension. the transit agency will need to make cuts in order to avoid a major budget gaffe. what is on the table? details after the break. we first reported the news yesterday morning. bruce boudreau fired from the caps. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy.

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money problems next year? metro could be facing those. a preliminary budget is forecasting a gap of $124 million. this comes at a time when overall ridership is down and not expected to resume any time soon. sherri ly is live with that. >> reporter: what this boils down to is what metro wants and what it has the money to do. metro would like to add more police, increase and improve maintenance for escalators and add more workers to reduce the double shift and fatigue. but all of that comes at a steep cost. metro's ridership and revenue have been declining since 2009. with the district's high unemployment and the slow economic recovery, that is not expected to help. the transit agency is facing a huge surge in the cost of employee benefits pensions and must prepare for the opening of

the dulles extension. factor this in and metro could be looking at a huge whole in the budget. labor, health and pension benefits are expected to increase starting next june by $66 million. preparing for dulles rail, another $20 million that is before the silver line opens. initiative to hire more police, provide security, escalator maintenance would cost another 35 million. mort is forecasting a 3 -- metro is forecasting a 3 managed drop in revenue. to close the gap, the staff recommendation could include asking workers to contribute to their pension benefits. they could ask that v, the district and m ask their -- increase their subsidies or they could restructure the fares. all of this is part of a preliminary budget. nothing here is set in stone.

that preliminary budget will be presented to metro's finance committee on thursday then general manager will present his budget in january. that's the latest here in northwest. back to you. >> thank you. you can help fox 5 monitor protestor. if you see problems on your commute, e-mail us at fox 5 metro at g mail.com. with tough times in the housing market, some lined up all night long in the district for a chance to get subsidized housing. we found dozens gathered in the cold outside the hubbard place apartments on 14th street northwest. one 20-year-old single mom found out about the program from her son's teacher and she has been waiting since yesterday afternoon. >> i have been living with my best friend. i am homeless but not homeless. i am doing it for my son for him to have a house to call his

own. that's basically it. i am doing it for my son. >> the hubbard place apartments complex offers 230 affordable housing units designated as section 8 housing with extremely low incomes. dale hunter set to face his first test as the new coach of the washington capitals with a game at home against the st. louis blues. he was named head coach after the caps fired bruce boudreau. hunter played 12 seasons for washington and one of four caps to have his number retired. despite a record winning start to the season, they have faltered in recent weeks. the gm said boudreau had to go after the caps stopped listening to him. >> he was a legend, a captain and he knows how to win the games. he knows how to play. >> i'm sure we will tweak a few things.

there is always a bit of a new attitude or system. but the enthusiasm is there. we believe we have a good hockey team and the goal is to win the stanley cup. >> bruce boudreau counts 201 victories in his four years with the caps. he reached that mark faster than any other coach. fastest to reach the 200 win plateau. photos of models and celebrities are often retouched before going public but it's hard to tell to the extent. >> i assume they have been retouched extensively. >> the possible impact that may have on public health. holly is getting glammed up. >> you can't see me just yet. it takes a while to get glammed up. how about these two kids. they are apart of the golden size score awards.

look at that attitude, celebrating the 20th year. we are helping them celebrate the anniversary. live later we have the final runway, the glamour show coming your way. way. 

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characters is facing assault charges. police arrested a man that played frosty the snowman at a parade over the weekend. kevin walsh is accused of scuffling with police officers. he maintains an officer hassled him after he made comments about the dog's presence. >> they kept me in the car for ten minutes while the parade is marching by. a lot of people saw it and couldn't understand why that was done. >> walsh was cursing. i asked him to take his hood off or helmet, the frosty hood. as he did that, he hit him in the face with it. >> organizers say they plan on inviting walsh to play frosty at next year's parade. many movie stars and models are pleased with good genes but they get help from photo retouching. now there is a push to let the public no when photos have been

altered. >> this shows the subtle differences that can be made. the practice has been a source of controversy saying it sets the stage for unattain able body image. now a dartmouth professor and ph.d students are working to be able to measure how much a photo has been altered and rated on a scale of one to five. they are pushing for retouched photos to be labeled. >> i wanted to get a good look at those. >> while you were reaping i was looking. some of them they look completely different. >> i assume if it's an advertisement or a picture of a celebrity in a magazine, i assume it's retouched. >> i do, too. >> they look too perfect. >> i think i saw a model who was made to look smaller. why? that is negative.

why can't we just be healthy. >> the one on the right. >> yeah, the one on the right. okay. one of the largest power ball jackpots in history. but coming up next, those guys holding the check, they may not be the actual winners. we have details after the break. a local woman helping families tackle a tough situation. how to talk about cancer especially with your kids. kid

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name to become public. the real winner plans to invest the money for personal gain not donate most to charity like the three bankers said during yesterday's announcement. >> that is not cool. >> here is my thing. i want to be fair with this. as i said earlier, i might think of doing the same thing, i wouldn't want my face out there. that's fine. the problem is they said they would use the money for something else. but it's such a huge amount, how do we know he's not going to invest some and give some. >> we don't know. >> it's speculative. >> i suspect -- >> if he gave $2 million, that's a huge amount all things considered. >> here is my thought. bottom line, i didn't win, so, i don't really care. >> and the person that won is with an asset management company so he is probably doing

okay. >> because they represent him? you have to have a lot of -- >> well some say you don't. okay. >> we hope some of that money goes to charity only because they said so. >> we will report what we know. >> it's your money, do what you want with it. >> is uncle sam a charity. >> yes. he will get his share. >> on that you can be assured. >> rain will be moving inside the beltway momentarily. the yellow is heavy rain to the west. you can see a nice band developing toward fredricksburg. they are pushing to the north and east, manassas. this is shifting to the north. here we are in washington. not raining at the moment but i promise it will be in a few minutes time. bring along an umbrella. east of the city, prince george

county, montgomery county, northeast maryland, the whole precipitation shield will be pushing to the east the next several hours. it will be a rainy day for a good portion of the day. worst mid-morning through the middle of the afternoon. beautiful spin in the atmosphere. this is quite impressive system. look at the rain being pulled off the ocean and up into the mid-atlantic. area of low pressure causing the problem is off to the west. there is enough cold air being pulled in that we are seeing snow and sleet on the back side. this whole thing will lift through. later today a lot of clouds around. even if the rain ends later this afternoon, the temperatures will cool down. we will be in for much more typical weather for the end of november and early december starting tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow will be about 50 or so. here we are at 9:00 a.m. you can see the rain showers moving in. at 11:00, widespread rain. at 4:00 here we are.

we won't be completely done but the heaviest will be to the east of us by the rush hour then we will clear things out later tonight. not a terrible looking forecast but today will be rain. 64 the daytime high. cloudy skies. 40 the overnight low. five-day forecast, cooler air is here to stay. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday sunshine and more seasonal temperatures. so, no more 70s on the five- day. that's weather. >> thanks, tucker. my body needs help is a story about a young cancer patient that visualizes what is happening to her own body, explains her feelings and is strengthened by helper heros. this morning the author who is local and a cancer survivor, annette abrams joins us to talk about this truly lovely albeit tough subject. nice to meet you. i want to tell our viewers how

we knew about the story. holly morris and her crew stopped by starbucks in the morning before doing the work they do and they saw that you were having like a book event and this was the book, my body needs help and here you are. >> here i am. >> you work at starbucks as well. tell us about this journey. it's fascinating how the book came to be. >> i was being treated at nih for lymphoma. i got two stem cell transplants. during the time i was there, i would be sitting in my chair or in the bed, wherever i was with my backpack, pencils and sketch book and i would be drawing. soon after -- well, later on after i was getting better, i showed my drawings to a friend of mine. she said annette you have to make a book out of this. so, with her help i started

putting it together. and slowly but surely it came together with her help. then i contacted a local publisher which was amazing. my brother-in-law found out about her and she wanted to tray it on. >> it's fantastic. you wrote and illustrated the book and just to read a little bit of it, it's about this little girl who has cancer. the pictures are beautiful. you are such a gifted artist. >> thank you. >> association here is a little bit of it. cancer can come as a tumor, a blob you can't always see, it may hide in your blood or bones or show outside as it did with me. sometimes this mean old cancer makes my tummy hurt a lot and sometimes it feels like eye cycles, other times a bubbly pot. it's kid friendly. who is the book for quarterly? >> well -- for exactly. >> we said 7 and up but it's for anybody dealing with cancer in one way or another. whether the child has the

cancer or knows someone that has cancer. even grown-ups reading that, it can help them with their issues, too. >> it really did. it helped me when i read it. you said earlier that you yourself, you are a survivor now. were your kids old enough to understand what was happening to mom. >> yeah. >> how did you talk to them? >> we just talked about how -- i just had it. my youngest was in high school, a senior in high school. my boys were older than that. young adults. >> old enough to know. but when it happens to mom or dad it's different. >> it's different. basically what i tried to do is go along like everything would be okay and i would get better. and, so, they went with it. >> we have heard a lot of positive attitude goes a long way with that, too. >> a thousand plus copies have gone out to clinicians, child life experts, so, you will find this in places where kids need

to pick it up and read it. >> right. my publisher and i, our mission is to get the book out to anybody that can find it as a good resource. at book sinnings i have a list of hospitals and people buy a book to donate then we sent those books to hospitals. we send two books to each hospital and so far we sent out about 35 packages all over the country. >> did you find it therapeutic writing the book and putting it together. >> yes. any time i create something i find it therapeutic. this has been an amazing journey for me. the cancer was one journey and this is a continuation of a better journey. >> the love pops over the pages. and the illustrations help bring the whole message home. how do we buy it. if we are not affiliated with hospitals, how would we buy it. >> directly from the publisher, which is henley circle

press.com or off amazon. google it and there will be different places to buy it from. >> the book is called my body needs help. i'm sure somebody may benefit from picking this up. this is the author and illustrator. thank you so much. continued health to you. >> thank you very much. millions of shoppers hit the internet to check out the cyber monday deals. how did sales compare to black friday? we will take a look on the other side of the break. it may cost you more to catch a cab in d.c. how high could we see rates climb? climb? q

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this is just in, the missing 13-year-old girl has been found. we are told she is safe. montgomery county police aren't releasing any more details. erica munoz was last seen at her home in silver spring last night at 5:00. we can confirm she is found and

safe. it was another record cyber monday as shoppers spent well over a billion doll lars online -- dollars online yesterday. sales will be up 20% over last year as cyber monday is becoming more and more popular. online retailers are hoping it will do for them what black friday does for brick and mortar outlets. watch out for scams shopping online. the fbi shut down 150 sites selling counterfeit products yesterday. it could cost you more to catch a cap in d.c. the taxi cab commission is considering double the rate to 2.75 a mile. the public will have a chance to weigh in today. no word when the commission will make a final decision. turning homeless young moms into women with real prospects for the future. this year fox 5 is working to spread holiday cheer their way. we will explain howie will do

it next after the break. then the 2011 golden size score awards. holly is getting glammed up with aspiring hairstylists and fashion designers. we will have that in a little bit. bit. 

raising children can be a tough job. it's tougher without a strong support system. for some young women, being a mom can mean estrangement from family and husband and boyfriends or the end of school orca rear options. a program in arlington aims to stop the cycle and turn homeless young moms into well educated women with jobs, independent housing and real prospects for the future. >> the two-year program places young moms in communal housing

with strict rules but loving support. from the very beginning they are encouraged to set goals and meet milestones. >> our young mothers need to commit to the program and we commit to them. in two years they must be in school full time or they must be enrolled in training or certificate program or a full- time sustainable job. when we say sustainable, a job with benefits that has long- term progress and goals. >> reporter: the young moms don't just share living space, they rely on one another for support. >> we all eat together, play with the kids together, we do chores together sometimes on the weekends and everybody is on a different schedule but we still try to help each other out with homework, studying. >> reporter: this resident is near the ends of her stay here and has found a full-time job in her own department. she and other graduates are welcome to come back and visit if they need support in the

future. >> we offer our services to all our graduates. we have group counseling twice a week that is mandatory for the residents living in the house while in the program. however, our graduates can attend the group nights. they focus on goal setting, goal achievement, progress and we will have special guest speakers concerning mental health or job vocation and work. >> reporter: for residents that are newer to the program, they learn parenting skills, how to run a household and make it safe for their children and healthy food choices. this little guy has a good reason to dance. his mom is well on the way to making a bright future for him. how adorable. more than 90% of graduates are living independently. all of them have jobs. they will be the recipient of

the fox 5 christmas tree and the ornaments that you have sent in this holiday season. send them in to the address on your screen, fox 5, 5151 wisconsin avenue northwest washington, d.c. 20016. thank you in advance. we want to let you know about something else special here at fox 5. the annual stuff a truck campaign will happen this friday at the giant food locations on your screen. brentwood, i will be there. hyattsville, montrose crossing and green briar shopping center. bring your nonperishable food items between 6:00 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. this benefits the capital area food bank. bar nears and fashion designers will showcase their artistic talents at the golden size score awards. >> holly morris is with some of the participates.

do we have another unveiling? you are not holly. what are you son -- what have you done with holly. >> this is bodacious. we will reveal my look at the end. this is fun because you are behind the scenes before the fashion show starts. you can see the models are lined up ready to go. we thought it would be fun to go back a few years since i have been a part of this and talk about the transformation. let's take a look at the video, take people back and talk about what in the world we were thinking back then. there i am, that was the hollywood year. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. >> you look amazing. >> that was a fun place to be, too. look at that. we were in the hotel. >> oh, my god.

>> that's a courtney love look i think. >> oh, my gosh. then we went gaga. >> then you get leather. >> gaga contacted me. >> how do you go about coming up with a theme each year. >> a revelation, whether it's hair matrix. how can we create wow factor. >> this year it's -- >> hair rage. the biggest rage in hair. so, are we ready for this year's fashion show live here on fox 5 morning news? without further addo, let's get started. tell me about the first model, glenn. >> this is tour -- coutore.

>> what is it about big hair. >> it creates show. this gives stylists an opportunity to push the creative envelope. >> you have the gaga category so popular last year. >> this is our g mom. she is glamour rouse. >> the bowman black. super fab. >> on average, how long does it take each model to get ready. >> 30, 40 minutes. this is a glamorous gown by glenn, which is me. this is leroy carry. this shows some of the most amazing pieces that make women beautiful all day every day.

your alto ego. >> you can incorporate a piece of the look and incorporate it into your own file. >> the family can come out and have an amazing time. >> it's fun and entertaining. >> there is one more model. >> yes. first glenn goes out then supported by the glam team, marco and matthew, here we go. [ applause ] >> so bodacious. i am only this beautiful because of these two. they are holding me up in the heels. everyone worried about me being pregnant walking on these big heels, i have my man crutches right here. everyone come around. come here models, come here glenn. take a look at this crowd. this is the tip of the iceberg. you can come out and really

celebrate the 2011 golden scissors awards. it's an experience like no other. >> what identify told you -- if i told you right now i was going into labor. >> what if i told you we were having a baby shower. >> another baby shower. i can't believe it. you guys are too much. >> we love you. >> this baby better come out with some good looking hair after all of this. we will have more fun when we come back. stay with us. you all are too much. oh, my gosh. can you imagine we me going to the hospital like this. my husband would be like who is that. q you disgust me.

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wage is 7.25. >> now it's tucker time. >> tucker. >> there you go. there is the radar. you will sing along? the rain ving in. the embedded yellows that you see are indicating moderate rain. we will have periods of moderate rain during the middle of the day. spotty showers tonight. cooler air behind it. tomorrow highs about 50 or so. >> a nice band there from alexandria. >> yes. >> thanks, tuck. >> we thank you as always for watching fox 5 morning news. remember the news is always on at myfoxdc.com. >> wendy williams is coming up next. we will see you tomorrow. it's time for the wendy williams show. today girls just want to have fun. and the perfect steak. and could another kardashian marriage be in trouble? hot topics, insid