northern virginia. what you need to know if you travel in the tyson's corner area now. that's a glorious picture. that's a beautiful sky. a nice, mild morning and a nice day today. it's thursday, february 23rd, 2012. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> bravo, once again to our drews -- our crews and mother nature. >> good morning to everyone out there. we have a look at how gorgeous this warm up of a day is going to be. >> you got it, temperatures upper 60s and lower 70s. get out and enjoy the afternoon. we'll have one more day with the warmer temperatures. let's do it. we'll see what we have.

in the comfortable range, reagan national, 47 degrees. so, temperatures, noticeably warmer than 24 house ago. we should see the numbers jumping into the lower 70s by this afternoon. there's a look at the sat rad. we showed a few showers north and east. the light rain shower to the west, that's a weak cold front as it's falling apart and approaching. behind it, the air will be warmer. later on today, we're expecting these unseasonably warm temperatures. highs in washington, 68 degrees. fredericksburg, 71 degrees. it will be cooler up towards pennsylvania. hagerstown, your high is 63 degrees. we'll take a sneak peak at the weekend in -- a sneak peek at the weekend in a few minutes. making the trip around the capital beltway, the lanes are open.

traffic is slow going traveling in virginia heading north near the beltway. now, moving over to the shoulder. accident number two occurred near seminary road. traffic will slow as you travel towards north east washington the commute southbound, south of 50 heading towards pennsylvania avenue, about a nine minute drive. all of the lanes are open. that's a check of the fox5 on time traffic. all right, thank you. the big story, a guilty verdict in the george huguely murder trial. the jury is recommending 26 years for him. >> he could have gotten life behind bars. we're in the news room with more details on the verdict. >> well, allison, in returning a verdict, the jury found that yeardley love's death was

intentional, but not planned or premeditated. the judge could have agreed or lower the sentence. >> reporter: the jurors found george huguely guilty of second degree murder. >> we appreciate greatly, the work of the jurors in the case. >> reporter: the seven men and five women had to decide if george huguely beat yeardley love in a jealous out burst or if she died accidentally. she was found bloody and beaten in her apartment in may of 2010. >> there are no winners in the case. >> those in the courtroom saw his remorse. >> reporter: the jurors rejected the possible life sentence for huguely. they began deliberating the sentence after the second degree murder verdict recommending 25 years in prison. he was found guilty of grand

larceny. the jury recommended one year in prison for that. >> we're disappointed for this verdict. we look forward to some corrections in what happened here tonight. >> our hearts go out to the love family. >> reporter: huguely showed no emotions. all three rows reserved for the love family were full. >> and the family of yeardley love said, thyme hasn't made us miss her any less. it's devastating to wake up and realize she's no longer here. we'll keep her spirit alive by performing works of kindness in her name. we would like to thank the prosecutor for his tireless efforts on our behalf. this case had a lasting impact in virginia. last year, the law was passed

for people to easily obtain a protective restraining order. we've been following the trial since the beginning. paul is going to join us next hour for more hour on the case. we'll also get more legal analysis. the district police are investigating a double shooting in south east. this happened around 1:20 this morning in the 600 block of forestry street. a man was shot in the abdomen and one in the back. both are expected to survive. no word on a suspect or a motive. also, this morning, the police in montgomery county are searching for two missing people. first, this man, 21-year-old daryl brown. he was last seen at his house yesterday evening. it's possible he may not be wearing shoes.

authorities are concerned because he levels at -- he functions at the levels of a 10- year-old. also, a search is on for this 19-year-old. she doesn't speak, she suffers from several medical conditions and she walks with a limp. a series of attacks spread across 12 cities in iraq. the death toll is up to 50 people. most of the attacks targeted the police and security forces in what appears to be another strike out by al-qaeda bent on stabilizing iraq. the bombings and shootings were in baghdad at the height of rush hour. and some breaking news from afghanistan, afghan officials say that two u.s. soldiers have been killed after being shot by an afghan soldier.

the man was angry over the burning of korans. meanwhile, earlier today, the afghan police fired shots into the air to break up protests. several demonstrators have been killed by the police throughout this process. the members are out raged by the military mistakenly burning copies of the koran. a change of heart for been -- bob mcdonald. he rejected a bill that required women to have ultrasounds before having an abortion. he required only the external

imaging. the governor changed his mind after public uproar and protest. >> i just think we have too much government in our lives and the government should allow us to make our decisions privately and not force mandate. >> virginia's house delegates amended the bill and it passed. it will now go to the senate. a final vote for same sex marriage will be voted on tomorrow in maryland. opponents are pushing for the constitutionality on the amendments heading for a house version that narrowly passed last week. in last night's debate, the republican candidates attacked each other. it was the last debate before next week's primaries. we're live with more on the debates. >> well, it was not only the

last debate before the arizona and michigan primaries, but before supertuesday. this shows how close this race has come. it got you cannily early -- it got ugly early. >> we have a new television ad label him a fake. why? because he's a fake. >> santorum is real. he's a big threat to mitt romney. >> i was fighting to save the olympics, and you were trying to save the bridge to nowhere. >> i think it's silly you turn around and run an ad attacking someone for getting what you got and claiming that's not what you got and what they got was right and what you got was wrong. >> a viewer question of

contraceptive -- didn't go over right. >> that's a popular question. >> that's a popular question in the audience. >> it launched a large attack on the obama administration and so did a question on foreign policy. >> this is an administration, as long as you're america's enemy, you're safe. the only people you have to worry about is if you're an american ally. >> and as usual, newt gingrich had some of the big lines, but he's fallen so far back in the polls, it's not clear if it will change the race between mitt romney and santorum. all right, sara, thank you. meanwhile, president obama's chances of getting re-elected are improving. a new poll shows republicans and democrats are more and more saying that the country's heading in the right direction.

30% are describing the country as in good condition. 18% say it's getting worse. one issue that may hurt the president is rising gas prices. he's going to florida to promote a new energy strategy. the white house says it will reduce the dependence on foreign oil. the government can do little to stop the rising gas prices. it's 48 degrees on thursday morning. still ahead, a key day in court for the army private accused of leaking documents. and protecting your privacy in cyber space. a new call for a crack down on how your every move online is being tracked. plus, a heads up if you drive in virginia, folks. v dot is looking to ease your commute in the long run, right now, you'll have to suffer through lane closures.

what area you'll want to avoid tonight? and as we head to the break, here's a live look outside. we'll get the latest forecast and a look at traffic from julie and tucker. stay with us.   hmm. what's going on with dad? he seems different. he's not talking about work. he's not tucking in his shirt. he's not checking messages every nine seconds. and now this? everyone deserves a great vacation at a great price. get on board a carnival cruise, and get more fun for all. [ foghorn blows ]

bradley manning's arraignment is set at fort meade in maryland. he also will say whether he wants to be tried by a judge or a jury. a call for stronger privacy rules when it comes to tracking what you do online. the obama administration will out line the consumer privacy

bill of rights. the idea is for technology companies to jointly craft new protections. google is supporting a do not track button. it stops using data about your web browsing habits. tornado season doesn't officially start until march, but storm chasers are watching the south east today. a nasty storm could spin off a batch of tornadoes. due to the warm winter, we could be in for a tough tornado season. last year's was tough. >> yeah, it was a rough one. yeah, right. there were several deadly tornadoes, unfortunately. >> tucker, do we have a good forecast? >> perfect. upper 60s and low 70s. we'll deliver. >> i love it! >> we'll keep it partly sunny. let's see the temperatures now.

we're off to a mild start. as i mentioned a few mornings ago, we were in the teens and 20s. now, we're in the 40s and the 50s. we'll be on the mild side this afternoon. 45 in leonard town this morning. let's see, we have a 50 in martinsburg. colder to the north and west. detroit, 32 and so is chicago. 's colder air to the north and -- there's colder air to the north and west. we'll be more seasonal coming up. this warm weather cannot last for ever. we have another nice afternoon and we'll get a combination of a warm front and a cold front overnight into the commute tomorrow that will bring us showers and windy conditions behind the front during the early morning hours tomorrow and the colder air i showed you to the north and west will work in. the temperatures around here this weekend, they won't be cold, but seasonal.

enjoy today, upper 60s and lower 70s across central virginia. >> very good. >> thank you. >> might be worth a road trip. that's all i'm saying. if it feels like 70? >> let's go to julie now. well, don't leave town, you'll be in the heart of the rush hour. we have the latest on new hampshire avenue. all lanes are open. southbound, 95, not a bad commute for those continuing inbound this morning leaving 95 and continuing southbound. 395 coming across the 14th street bridge, looking good across the potomac. we have delays with an accident on the shoulder. inbound parkway -- [. [ indiscernible ] before you go. i want to talk to you about something that's been a troubled spot.

you've talked about it before. the ramp from the outer lupe of the beltway to 66 west near tysons? >> that's where the crew is with sky fox now. we'll pull up their shot. this is a sore spot for folks. we saw delays from 270 to 66 for the afternoon drive. the problem is, this ongoing construction has narrowed the ramps from two lanes down to one. if you drive this, you know what a headache it can be. every day, we see the traffic heading back towards 66. follow me back inside. what they'll do tonight. we'll try to pull up this map. they're going to show you the outer lupe of the beltway. they'll narrow the roadway. we don't have a map here. as you continue to work your way around the beltway to continue outbound on 66, they'll take away the lanes in order to add another lane. for you travel outbound on 66,

they'll have two lanes available for you. all of the roadwork begins tonight at 9:00. if you're a third shift person, make note of this. they'll shut down the roadway at 9:00. they'll take away the lanes as needed in order to give you another lane to go westbound on 66. so, hopefully, that will alleviate the congestion we've been sitting through. the inner lupe, the lanes will be open. as you continue leaving the area because of the hot lane zone. to go west on 66, tomorrow morning, all things go. you should find two lanes viable. back to you, guys. 7:20, it's 48 degrees and the d.c. police chief plans to meet with the community tonight over a rash of recent street crimes. more on when and where the meeting will happen, that's

next. and the big action of a local police officer to take over security for charlie sheen. sheen. and parents, take note. it's time to start thinking about how to keep the little ones busy. we'll check in with annie later on from the northern virginia camp and summer fun expo. we'll be back.  

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today marks six months since the earthquake rocked the d.c. area. while the monument received funds for repairs, the cathedral needs $18 million to restore it. that's not including $7 million they've already raised.

that's to fix the cracks in the flying buttresses. the ongoing robberies in the area are leaving people concerned. there's a community safety meeting for tonight. the police chief will be there to address the problem. she'll give the people a chance to hear what's being done. a d.c. police officer intends to file a whistle blower lawsuit against the district. this comes after the controversy of a police escort for charlie sheen. burrton was demoted after telling the d.c. council that those types of escorts were common. >> i think that because i had the integrity enough to stand up and say, no, the chief is not being accurate in what she's saying to the public and

media about the escort policy, i said it to the inspector general's office, i was retaliated against. >> he's now a captain assigned to the medical services branch. it's now 7:26 on this thursday morning. still ahead, president obama breaks ground on the national mall. after a bitter and personal debate, the two candidates head to michigan to shore up support there. we'll have an in-depth look at the campaign trail. as we head to the break, here's another live look outside. some problems on area roads this morning, as you would expect. we'll get the latest, coming up next. 

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learn about the negro league and read the poems of phyllis whitman. that was president obama participating in the ground breaking ceremony for the african american museum built near the washington monument. it will be a place where the visitors can learn about the struggles and achievements of african americans. >> all right. >> well, tucker barnes is here. >> hey, i'm going to deliver up some nice weather. >> it will be butte and we'll see plane -- it will be beautiful. and we'll see plenty of sunshine. >> the further south, the better the chances of 70s. still, all of us will be 15 to 20 degrees above normal. >> are the cherry blossoms

blooming early? >> no, not yet. >> we had a few showers overnight, we should be dry all day today. as we get into tonight and in the morning, we'll get a few showers. >> i was going to take a little bit of rain because it's almost 70, but since there's no rain, i'm superexcited. >> i don't want to give away your plans. >> big plans? >> big plans. we'll be warmer than these temperatures later on today. dulles, 62 and bwi marshall, 63 degrees average high is 49 degrees at the end of february here. we're 47 in washington and 50 in annapolis. these temperatures are on the warm side. 50 in martinsburg and cooler to the south. the best chance as tony mentioned for 70s will be south of the city. i think you'll be in the low 70s for the afternoon high

temperatures. we mentioned the showers moving through east of us. we'll get one or two more developing throughout the last two hours. they're really falling apart along this cold front. this is going to waiver across the area and allow the temperatures to come in from the west and the south. one more warm day and later on tonight, we'll get another that will punch through. that will bring in the cooler air into tomorrow. the end of the road for the warm temperatures is later on this afternoon. upper 60s and lower 70s. that's unseasonably warm. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. later on tonight, showers moving back in with a cold front. 50 is the overnight low. winds south east at 5 to 10. windy tomorrow as the cold front moves through. the 65 will be early in the day. most of the days, we'll be falling into the 50s. right now, the weekend looks great.

sunshine and dry conditions and upper 40s. that's where we should be. let's look at the weather forecast. we'll be back in a minute and first check the traffic. slowly, unfortunately. we have tieups on 287. we're above the dulles toll road. earlier, the accident was towards the american legion bridge. the accident is gone. it's a combination of heavy volume and bright sunshine. all right, we have problems to map out for you right now inbound on the parkway. this accident could be moved over to the shoulder. you'll find 295 at the parkway to the inbound 11th street bridge. 214 outside of the beltway, this one is involved with a pedestrian. that's a check of the fox5 on-

time traffic. all right, julie, thank you very much. the republican candidates faced off last night in arizona. they all traded verbal punches about health care and the federal bail out. who's waking up with the momentum. joining us now is john stanton. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> let's start with your overall impression. >> well, i think that probably the biggest thing was that romney didn't screw up this time. he was able to, you know, put santorum on the defensive. santorum did a poor job of handling some of the jabs he took from romney and others. he got into long winded arguments. that shall got him off of his game. i was surprised that newt

gingrich didn't do much of anything, really. he sort of sat back really inga debate. >> after watching last night, is it a two person race? >> you know, under normal circumstances, i would say, yes. this race has been so strange. i can see newt gingrich finding momentum someplace. during supertuesday, he could find states. if santorum does poorly in arizona and michigan, it could switch things up again. so, you know, it seems that way, it feels that way. this has been so unpredictable. >> one thing that's interesting about newt gingrich, he does say things that get the crowd going. you know, the crowd responded to him several times with

applause. is that enough to translate into votes? >> i don't think so. the sense i get is while he's good at giving a high school speech, most things aren't that realistic, like the 2-dollar a gallon gas. he gets people excited on the trail. right now, there's a sense amongst republican voters that they want to be excited and they want someone to punch president obama in the nose. if that translates in the end, that's not clear. >> for romney, you said he didn't mess things up. that was the best thing he did? can he take what he was able to do last night, i think you're right, putting santorum on the defensive, that's good for him. can he take him and shore up

his base in michigan and can this translate into success. >> i think so. the debates don't have much of an impact on the voters as we, the media would like to think. if he's able to take the momentum he got from the debate and translate that into a positive momentum, stories and coverage of him in the next 48 house, that could give him enough momentum to have enough effect in michigan. >> we've seen that president obama's numbers have been improving. at least somewhat with the good news we've gotten or relatively good news about the economy and the jobs. is it time for the candidates to shift the focus to president obama? do they really need to shift that message to the president?

>> it depends on who you talk to. there are a lot of leaders on the hill that feel they need to get this done with and get focused on barack obama. the longer he's hanging out and seeing the good economic numbers and job's numbers coming through, the harder it will be for whoever is nominated to climb back out and take him on. as you say, it's difficult for any of them. mitt romney tried to focus on barack obama. he had to take shots at his comet fors -- competitors. if not, he'll lose interest with the public. >> probably not a fair question, but was there a winner? >> i think that romney was the winner. he held his own and fought back when he needed to. he definitely put santorum in a bit of a box. he didn't have verbal missteps

like the $10,000 debt. that hurt him in a debate. i think he came out as a winner. >> thank you, we appreciate you coming out to talk to us. there are been new grim discoveries that capsized the cruise ship off of the coast of italy. also, do you remember when this young x factor contestant let the tears flow when she was kicked off? well, we'll tell you about the deal she has gotten. before we go to break, we'll look at the myfox half off deal of the day. $39 gets you an hour of customized therapeutic massage. 

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a horrific crime from alabama, there a 9-year-old girl died after she was forced to run for three hours as punishment after lying about eating candy bars. she died of a seizure. she was dehydrated and her stepmother and grandmother are in jail. they both face murder charges. a shooting at an elementary school leaves an 8-year-old girl clinging to life. a gun brought to school by a 3rd grader discharged in the boy's back back. it hit the girl in the back. divers off the coast of italy found eight more bodies on one of the passenger decks. only four of the bodies were removed yesterday. the rest will be removed as

soon as the seas are less harsh. some members of congress and media organizationizations got threatening letters that claimed to contain dangerous bio weapons. the fbi tested then and a suspicious white powder found inside was harmless. a hundred letters were sent to several media centers. only ten congressmen got the letters. we're just watching the temperatures going up, up, up. >> we'll be in the upper 60s and lower 70s. we should have a beautiful afternoon. >> wonderful! >> it's hard to believe it's february. >> we'll look at the current conditions and we'll look at the temperatures. at reagan national, we're at 47 degrees and the average daytime high is in the 40s. you can see we're not far from that. ocean city, good morning,

you're at 48 degrees. we'll do the future cast together. we should be dry today. we have a chance for showers redeveloping later on tonight. as we get into 9:00, 10:00 tonight, we'll show showers redeveloping along the funnel system moving through tonight and tomorrow morning. that will bring the changes in the form of a few showers and lots of wind and cooler temperatures for tomorrow. be ready for changes as far as today. as far as the forecast today, sunny, 68 degrees. maybe a 70 or 72. there's the five day. cooler this weekend, dry conditions expected and highs where they should be in the upper 40s. cooler weather on the way. >> two days from now. >> here's julie with an update on the rush hour. well, behind me is the outer lupe, it's remaining

slow. that's around towards georgia avenue. southbound on the washington baltimore parkway, you'll find delays. the inner lupe is slowing around the metro. we have accident activity inbound around the parkway. after route 4. the accident is causing a slowdown on the shoulder. accident activity along 214 at kettering drive. there are delays on the inner lupe of the beltway. that's a check of the fox5 on time traffic. britney spears, fergie, janet jackson. just a few of the names being tossed around to join the x factor. no decision has been made yet. simon cowell will meet with

replacements. he also wants it to have two hosts. >> i still don't know what happened to paula and, you know? >> well, we don't know. >> remember rachele crow, she was 5th in the first season. she's landed her own show on nickelodeon for a comedy pilot designed around the star. in addition to her show, she's signed on with columbia records. >> how about that? >> sometimes, it turns out to be the best thing ever. she's so sweet. from art and out door adventure, it's time to start thinking about summer camp. >> we have your passport to over 70 programs to choose from. good morning. what a great idea. come out here to the dulles town senter and you'll meet

with over 70 camp directors. you'll find a good camp. this is the first ever professional baseball team in the county. we also have shrek and puss and boots. they have a lot of fun activities for the kids and family. we want to say good morning to the facebook fan of the day. she's celebrating a milestone, she's recently engaged. find us on facebook, post a comment under haley's photo. we'll be right back.  ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪

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leave it or not, it's that time of the year to sign your kids up for summer camp. >> today, it will feel real. we're learning more about the northern virginia camp and summer fun expo. we're joined from the dulles town center. annie, good morning. >> reporter: we're at cookology. it's a cute little place for kids. when you come out here, you'll be blown away by the different camps. we're talking about over 75 camps. it's a wonderful idea. it's put together by washington parent magazine. joining me now is the editor. >> good morning. >> well, it's that time of the year for parents to think about signing up. >> we officially will kick off summer this coming weekend. we have an awesome event planned. it's the art to show -- it's to

showcase the summer camps. washington parent has been an amazing resource for parents for over 30 years. we're here to try to help the parents find out what their kids will be doing this summer. by that, i mean propriate, fun, activities. we're also making it a family fun day. >> reporter: you have mascots here already. >> yes, we have mascots and performances and demonstrations and everything is free. >> reporter: it's a one stop shop. talk about the camps being featured. >> they run the gamut. we have the camps that are sports camps and we have arts and we have performing camps and golf camps and tennis camps. anything that your child is interested in, there's a program here they can check out

this weekend. >> reporter: thank you for speaking with us. joining me over here is chef katie rainburg. >> this is one of the camps being featured. >> we're making breakfast. it's appropriate right now. we're putting together low fat butter milk biscuits. the kids came in early to start a batch. this is the feature in the age range of the summer programs. we're technique focused. we want to teach them the proper method. what's the proper method for making biscuits? >> reporter: she's just having fun with the -- dough. >> we mix the cold butter with the dry ingredients. the butter melts and what does it do?

it creates steam and makes the biscuits light and flaky. we do baking camps and culinary camps. age ranges are broken up. they're on their own for two hours. they can do three day camps or five day camps. they can measure out ingredients and it's all hands on. >> how long is the camp and how many hours is it? >> from the older kids, 8:00 to 11:00. they're doing three our time -- hour time slots. >> reporter: you have everyone covered? >> yes, and the older kids even use knife skills and they get on the burners. we've had a few of the kids in camp with me before. lauren's been here. >> reporter: do you want to sign up for this camp?

>> yes, i love cooking. >> reporter: you're good at cooking. you're working that technique. if you want to come out here, log on to the website. it's going on this weekend at 10:00 on saturday and 11:00 sunday here at the dulles town center. it's all free. you can really bring out the entire family and enjoy the fun activities as well. >> the camp is so important. annie, thank you so much. >> it's like a whole potpourri of shopping there for what your child might be interested in. >> that's a great way to do it. we're covering all angles of the uva murder trial. we'll have the legal analysis of the verdict. also, a smear campaign against the girl scouts. we'll talk about the closer look at the organizations

critics. why are women always so cold? some women. the fox medical team has good theories on that. that's coming up in 30 minutes. >> we're talking about temperature. >> is it cold in here? >> see.  

guilty, a former universityu of nivirginia lacrosse player convicted of second degree murder in the beatingting development of his on and off again girlfriend.lfri find out how much time the juryu thinks george huguely shouldhoul spend behind bars. b and gas prices went up agaig overnight.ov today, president obama will lay out his plan to lower thoseose prices. have you ever noticed that many women tend to be colderer generally speaking than men? well, it's not your imagination. interest are actually medical reasons behind it. the fox medical team joins us with a closer look.os i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymore.more maybe it's because you all arear harrier. >> i don't know.ow that could be. >> we have a live look -- it's's

february, but it feels like spring. the temperature expected to bebe 73. but we still have about a month to go, and still the cherry blossom festival. >> talk about the details -- >> i've met a few cold women along the way.ng i couldn't resist! >> we're not talking cold-blooded.cold >> a look at the weatherw forecast, lots of sub shine, upper 60s, low 70s: 47 right now in washington humidity 86%. one or two showers overnight,ove partly sunny conditions today, we will have a cold front getting in tonight, and usher in more shower activity and coolerr weather for friday.ay. so enjoy the afternoon, but whee all is said and done with highsness upper 60s and loww 70's, i'm sure you will enjoywi

the forecast.fo it should be redry the remainder of the day, highs, 68 in upperer washington, and lower 70s to the south.h. so fredericksburg, culpeper, you'll be in the lower 70s to the. >> thank you. let's go to julie wright, she has her eyes on the rush hour traffic. a lot of traffic due that bright sunshine.s we have accident activity alongn 214, central at death at thet time ring drive.ve tomorrow the -- -- ketterring drive. follow the police directions average speed down to about 13 miles an hour. now, if you're traveling north of town, we have delays on the inner loop, into brightight sunshine, speed down to 23 miles an hour, traffic slows 95 around towards the greenbelt, outer

loop slows 95 to georgia, leaving annandale, and back to telegraph road.gr down to a 9 minute commute towards the wilson bridge. we begin this hour with breaking news. two american service members have been shot and killed in afghanistan, four more wounded. an afghan soldier turned his gun on his allies in an apparent anger over the burning of qurans. this comes amid a rash of violent pro special tests in which protests. -- a rash of side protests.ests the while house called it an improper disposal of the holy book, and has issued new directives for all the troopsops handling religious material.at 50 people were killed inin iraq. the wave of bombings and

shootings targeted police and what appears to be anothera strike in al-qaida. most of the deaths are in baghdad where the attacks be folded nearly, for nearly threee hours. the targets were restaurant,re government officials, and oneal hit near an s,elementary school. in all, 200 were hurt in this. the jury in the george huguely murder trial has spokene the former university off virginia lacrosse player was found guilty on two counts,nts, including second degree murder. paul wagner is live in charlottesville with react. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning, tony. this jury of 7 men and five went spent more than 9 now deliberating in the courthouseuh yesterday, returning the verdict at just before 7:00 last night,h saying they found george huguely guilty of second degree murder, and guilty of grand larceny. he escaped the worst chargesrs which is first degree murder, including the commission of, ino

the commission of a felony, andn robbery. during their deliberations, theh jury sent three notes.otes they asked for the definition o the word reason, they also had trouble with the instructionscto and they asked to see the letter that george huguely sent tont yeardley love in which he apologized for a choking incident that happened severall months before she was killed. as the jury came in to read thet verdict, george huguely stood u and crossed himself, andnd appeared to be very pale as he stood to listen to what the jury was going to say. there was no visible reaction from huguely, other than he hung his head. there was no, or no outburst inu the courtroom.co the judge had admonished anyone to not do that, said they would be taken out if there were any outbursts, and at that time, the judge began to sentence.ence what we saw was yeardley love's' mother, sharon, and her sister,r

lexi telling the jury how difficult it's been to loselo yeardley. sharon love said it was unbearable, christmas is aa nightmare, the sister says when a song comes on the radio, she loses it, and just imagine the worst thing happening to you, and it does.. the prosecutor came out after the sentence was given to george huguely, which was 26 years, 25 years for the second degreed murder, and one year for the grand larceny and this is what he had to say.ay >> what woo do in court is very rough -- we do in court is a very rough approximation. we hope they feel some sole lis from the outcome -- solace from the outcome. >> we are disappointed with thee verdict, we look forward to some corrections in what happeneded

here tonight.ght. >> reporter: and that lastst person was francis lawrence, the defense attorney.rney the love family left withouttho speaking to the news media, same with the huguelys, but the love family did release a statement,t and it reads in part, time isis not miss yeardley any less. quite the opposite, it is truly devastating to wake up every day and realize she is no longer here. we will continue to keep her spirit alive by performing workg of ki ndness in her name. we would like to thank the commonwealth and particularlypa rtdave chapman. we tried to speak with some jurors as they left. none of them decided they wanted to comment.t. the judge told them they could if they wanted to, but all of them declined. tony and allison?son? >> paul, thank you very much.mu now, joining us now with more on this case is a scott bolden, managing party at reed smith. >> let's talk about the verdict. george huguely was found guiltyy

of second degree murder asas opposed to first degree murder, what's the difference between those two so we understand whata was going on here? >> the virginia statute is interesting.re premeditation means he planned the murder.er. tease first degree murder under virginia law. second degree murder says anything but premeditation, andt there's not much of a deatfiniti there. so i think the jury believed both sides really, they believed that huguely committed the murder, or some bad act, but did more than contribute to herr death. he left her when she was alive, but clearly, he had a real serious hand in contributing toi the ngdeath, so i think the, boh sides did an effective job of convincing the jury of theirir side. the bottom line, they convictedd him of second degree murder.er. >> this trial, these kinds of trials can go on forever. this was a relatively shortshor period of deliberation, really,n they took about nine hours tos come to their verdict.

were you surprised by any of that? >> nothing surprises me in thee criminal justice system as far as speed goes in virginia. federal docket is called the rocket docket.et. and here, this judge seemed to keep really good control of thee trial. he gave the defense some latitude because they had onehe defense attorney that was y sick for a couple days, and so theyhy convened on saturday, so the two weeks was really, really quick. you look at some other murder trials we've had recently, theth lemon trial, that took over two weeks, almost a month.th. so i think the docket and thend trial itself moved very quickly for both sides.es >> my understanding now is that the jury has made theirt recommendation, 25 years for thr second degree murder, one for grand larceny, and the judge will rule on this in april. he doesn't have to abide by what they're saying, but he cannot increase the time? >> absolutely. a the vote by thbse jury, that's pretty unique, that the jury gets not only the vote..

the conviction or non-conviction, but also if convicted, the sentence itself.. he takes it under advisement, hi can't go above that,se but it wl be interesting to see what thee judge does with regard to sentencing based on the jury'sju recommendation, which is a lot of time, the max would have been 40 years, so again, they splitth the baby in half. >> this is one of the thingsngs that people talk about whent people hear about this case, maybe it's not a fair question, there are cases depending oning what jurisdiction you're in, iff you're caught with a bag of pot on you, or you commit a crimerie with a gun, you don't shoot anybody but you have a gun, youu go to jail for 40, 50, 60 yearss in this case, someone killsll somebody, and is going to jailji for 25 years, a long time, but some people would say maybe he should never get out.. how does that happen? guy said, one attorney said this

is a -- is this the best we can get? >> every case is different,d every jurisdiction is different. the criminal procedure controlsr e those issues. i don't think you can reconcilel case by case and state to state. all you can do is look at what happened in virginia, look at their system of justice, their criminal procedure, and try both sides, try to maximize their effectiveness under the roles. that's not a great answer, butr, that's how you would ultimatelyl reconcile it.25 years would be a sentence in another jurisdictioi for premeditation of murder.der. felony murder.r. here, he got second degree that has a weird non-definition to in and he still is going to, at least the jury recommended up to 25 years.s. it's interesting on the grand larceny, one year.ye that's the max of a misdemeanori even though that was sda felonyy you have to look closely at the

jurisdiction and closely at thee rules of law.. >> very good. always a pleasure to have you. thanks for coming in. allison?al 47 degrees, it's 8:11 now. w some girl scout troops getting kicked out of their meeting locations.lo more on why, when we come back. barack obama is about to roll out his plan to lower our gas prices. a preview of that plan whenen folks 5 morning news returns. rn

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welcome back.om it's 8:15 now.no >> going to be such a nice day. >> fantastic day, and no better way to start a beautiful dayeaut like this than with a beautifuli pithcture of a young person.you >> i agree, sir! >> i'm ready. i'm time for the my first 5 total ot 5the day.day let's get cute, this is. >> very cute.te >> this is 6-month-old siana. what a beautiful smile.

>> look at those dimples.mple >> look how happy she is. >> very, very cute. >> her aunt -- see if she can come over for a little while.a >> you want to do a little baby-sitting? >> just a little while.li she istt so cute. >> according to her aunt, she says her sweet niece always greets her with a big smile like the one you see in the picture.i >> what a way to start the day! thank you. >> glad i could deliver.liv i love your smile, and we hope you have a great day, and congratulations on your big honor. to sends us your child'schi picture, go to myfoxdc.com, and click on morning.morn you know why she's smiling? because the weather's going to cooperate. she can go out and placement 49d in washington, look what's going on to the south, lots of warm temperatures, atlanta, already 63 degrees, new orleans 71. 72 in tampa, those temperatures will be heading our direction later this afternoon. ahead of a cold front, and as wn

open d it up, little cooler her, cold, off to the north and west. chicago, 32 degrees, and thosets chill letter indians will get ia for nsthe weekend, not -- chillr air will get into the weekend. sentinel radar, we're fine now, should be a warm day, temperatures surging as mentioned in the upper 60s ands low 70s for daytime highs,me later on, the clouds and raind out in chicago will get in here. once that moves through, and early tomorrow, weather conditions will change, windsng, will pick up and cooler temperatures will start to move in during the day tomorrow, so changes after today. enjoy the afternoon. mild conditions, 68 in washington, might be low 70sw south of the city, and there you go, weekend forecast right now looks fine. sunshine, seasonal temperatures in the upper 40s.per all right. that will do it.it let's do traffic and get theth latest. there she is.. traffic.

what's going on? >> traffic! i love how you say that. you're like tony the tiger. still much a slow go. a s dealing with an accidents 214 at death ring drive. inbound on 50. , down to about 13 miles an hour. kenilworth south, trying to get through northeast washington,was you're down to 21 miles an hour with new york avenue. again, anne days, 25 minuteda commute. about a 9 minutes commute traveling into that sunshine, sunshine delays on the innerin loop traveling between 270,2 connecticut avenue.cu inbound, heading from the beltway out towards the 14th 14th street bridge, about a 25 minute commute, and here all lanes are open. don't forget, beginning tonighto at 9:00 p.m., the big eyesore,es v-dot will do partial closure or the lanes to make that again aan

two lane ramp to go outbound onn 66. again, this construction beginsi ontonight at 9:00 p.m. they hope to have everything wrapped up by 6:00 a.m. you can expect lane closures and delays as you travel south ons 495 to go outbound 666 in hopes6 of setting up a new ramp that will allow two lanes of traffica julie, thank you.u. gas prices stayed steady overnight in the district. according to aaa, the averageave price for a gallon ever regularg unleaded is $3.78 in dc. pricing did go up a penny in maryland, virginia, where the average is now $3.56.$3.5 rise in gas prices arear becoming a big political issue. we expect to hear president obama's ideas for addressing rising gas prices later today.da melanie is live in silver sprinp with a preview.prev >> reporter: tony, the presiden, will tbe speaking later today a the university of miami, and in his speech, we expect we'll hea

from old ideas, like ending taxg breaks for oil and gas companies, and people say that may score political points, and could have some effect in the long returning but even administration officials addci admit there is little -- admit there is little they can do. t >> reporter: since september, gas prices have soared an average of $.31 a gallon perpe wide. president obama's aides aream a'trying to deflect blame.blam >> if you're trying to say there's responsibility for thete global rise in oil, it's nott' because of anything he hasn't done to expand production. >> reporter: while production ii up, aides acknowledge the greenr light for some drilling came from former president george woe bush, and it has not stopped the dramatic rise. it may county good newest'snewe gotten on unemployment and the stock market. >> $40 extra in the paycheck.

>> reporter: and republicans note his victory on the payrollh e tax cut could be erased by consumers spending all the extr money at the pump.y at >> i have to get to work, ii can't pay my mortgage for this money i pay for gas. >> reporter: what republicans are not mentions is gasoline waa also high on mr. bush's watchs four years ago this month, when the average was $3.03 a gallon, only about $.50 lower than now. the problem for mr. obama, heam, made lofty promises in 2008.in 2 >> i think in ten years, we can reduce our dependence so we no longer have to import oil fromfm the middle east or venezuela. >> reporter: though ther: president will make the tcase a a major energy speech that he'ss making progress. in 2008, 57% of the crude oilcru and petroleum products werewere imported. it's decreased every year,ye mr. obama has been in office,ofi down to 45% at the end of last year.

so the president has gotten there by increasing drilling, something he mocked john mccain for pushing for four years ago. >> it's not a strategy to end our energy crisis. a strategy designed to get politicians through an election. >> reporter: and high gas price have hurt sitting presidents in the polls, and this time is no different, # 58% of those -- 58% of those surveyed say they disapprove of what president of obama is whdoing, or perhaps no doing on gas prices. tony? >> all right, thank you very much. all eyes will be on the president later. some individual churchesiv were idstopped offering theirth facilities for girl scoutor meetings because of allegations the group supports birth control and has ties to planned parenthood. they have said they have nono stance on birth control issues,s but could the allegations alone hurt the organization?o you didn't think you'd beu'd

writing multiple columns onon this. this whole thing has taken on a very different feel.di what fis happening with, with some, i would imagine more conservative groups or people lashing out at the girl scouts.o >> there's some religiousreli conservatives, not all, some, waging a campaign against the girl scouts, and i think it's mostly based on this information. almost -- on disinformation.di it's mostly taking place on theh web and the main accusation actually is that the girl scoutc are secretly promoting abortion birth control is part of it, but mainly they are secretlycret encouraging abortion, and it's not true. they have no position ono abortion or birth control, but it's, there's some websiteswebs promoting this, and it's having an effect, there's a church inh

northern virginia in january, roman catholic church stopped allowing girl scouts, actuallya they decided to stop allowing girl scouts to meet thereafter the end of this school year.l a second roman catholic church in alexandria, some parents aree can go doing ntthe same. the bishop who is fairly conservative has spoken up inokn defense of the girl scouts, and said that we looked into the allegations in the past, andst they have not proved true, bute, also said there are newne allegations and we're reviewing them all the time.me >> so your original column inum n january talked about this goig on mainly on the web, and todayd in the post, this article, itic have to read something that happened, you think often, what, do girls know about theseout issues? what do they know about plannedl parenthood and abortion? but you talked about a mom going with her girl scout when then woman answers the door, she doesn't want to buy the cookiesc

and she tells the 10-year-old girl we don't support girlrl scouts because we don't supportp abortion because they killll babies. >> this happened if rushton, and this 10-year-old, basically trying to sell cookies and runs into an anti abortion speech. girl did not know what abortion was, which is some relief, butbt the mother was offended that the neighbor would impose that on a 10-year-old girl.10gi >> you think okay, this is one woman, just saying this, andng what have you, you talk aboutlk later this indiana statea representative who wrote this letter and what he said was he called the girl scouts a radicai aisled organization thattha promotes homosexuality. >> and this was amacing, thismai guy wrote the letter, there,, there was a resolutionres supporting the girl scouts, 100th anniversary later this

year, and it got widespread support, i think almostalmo unanimous support, and he denounced it and based hishi allegations on the false stop or misleading stuff that's on theth web. and the thing that stunned meme was he said how could weuld possibly support the girl scouth when their honorary president is first lady michelle obama, and, the obamas have a radical proo abortion agenda?n every first lady since 1917, you know, woodrow wilson's wife has been honorary president of thein girl scouts. nancy reagan, laura bush havehae been honorary presidents so tos denounce them because the first lady is the honorary president seems extreme to me. >> my girls will be out there.te how damaging is this?this >> i think in some circles, itre has, you know, raised questions

and prompted people to not want to support the girl scouts, notc buy cookies, but i think there's been at least an equal, if notnt larger backlash against theseese religious conservatives.co the republican speaker of the house in indiana said he went out and bought hundreds of boxes of cookies to defend the girl scouts because he was soso appalled by what his fellowfe legislator said, and i think there might be a surge of support and sympathy for thehy girl scouts in light of tees attacks.atta >> okay. just because it's on the web doesn't mean it's try. but i do believe you -- it's true. but i do believe you. thank you very much. 8:27 now. have you noticed that some wome tend to be colder than men? all of time? well, it is not youryou imagination. there are medical reasons behine it. the fox medical team joins us with more in our next half hour. plus, it may technically be winter, but it's already time to

start looking forward to summer, and enrolling your kids in summer camp. annie yu will tell us where toe go for one-stop shopping for summer programs and camps. 

right now, 49 in washington, 53 in kwan co, 51 martinsburg,mt 52 remember a couple mornings, we had temperatures in the teen and 20s.d a lot warmer than that, and these temperatures are jump from here. lots of sunshine across the area at the moment. there's your satellite radar, few light showers in thethe overnight hours, little bands that pushed to the east, and a few try to redevelop to the west. you can see we have cloud cover to the west, so it will be partly sun if i today, but with winds in -- sunny today, butbu with winds in there, it will bee windy. behind the next front, we'llnt, have cooler air that will get in

here in time for your morning commute tomorrow. to particularly tomorrow afternoon, breezy conditions with fallingfl temperatures. that 65 will be early in the day. 5-day forecast, enjoy they afternoon, cooler temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. saturday isn't sunday look -- saturday and sunday look fine.k as constant as the debate over where to go for dinner ornr what movie to see is theis argument men and womenwom frequently have aboutabou temperature. >> so why is it women are coldeo than men? it's not all women, right? just most of us? >> reporter: i don't know, it d seems like most of us, there ar other factors, you're right,e that affect this as you getg older, hormones make a difference, but in general, it seems that women always complain about being cold, men arear

content, need any proof that women are from venus, men arear from mars, we wanted toto biological ranch, we wanted town -- research, we wanted to figure out why this happened, researche is sparse, and we think it's because women don't care womene are -- men don't care women are cold all the time. but here is one theory. >> women, when we go out and gee cold, everything constricts, blood vessels constricts, andic that's trying to keep the blood in our core, to keep our insiden warm. men are usually bigger, more muscular, and that muscle kind of is a little furnace, it generates an internal heat sohe they don't need the bloodbloo vessels to constrict, and weand feel cold when our hands are cold. when th e feet are cold. >> so there you have it. for women, all the blood isblo rushing to keep the core atat

98.6. the human body is incredible, and it comes down to muscle mass, guys. it's muscle that creates warm, fat does not create warm.te fat is an insulator, so muscle mass in general, body mass inmas generally should say, fat and muscle combined, those tend to be the ones that can maintain the heat. but muscle is what makes heat, e layer of fat will help itsit insulate you, and hormones, ages , that can play a role in how cd you are. >> hey, can you tell us a little bit about this new diet pillp that's making headlines? >> reporter: absolutely, an advisory panel said yes we approve. a little controversial, becausea of safety questions. they haven't been able to get t this approved in the past, but, now they say yes, so you wonder what has changed with this drug. i'm not sure a lot has changed but the concern is 75 millionn

americans isare obese, and theyt weigh risk and benefits whenwh they look at improving a medication, and doctors say theh benefits are going to out way the risks, it's a combination oi two different drugs, one is to suppress your appetite, theite, other makes you feel full, and there are some concerns. heart pal pa tastes, birthb defects -- pap tastes, birth defects. it will only be given to serve patients with lots ofof information. it is now 8:35 on this thi thursday morning. amazon.com shoppers in virginiag will soon be paying more forfo purchases. we'll tell you why when we come back. gardening expert derekpert thomas on why now is the perfect time to plan your outdoortd vegetable and herb gardens. ♪

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our job of the day is: looking for a commercial hvco deduct installer. for this hvac installer.r. shopping on amazon.com will get more expensive for some ofof you. the online retailer will startst collecting sales tax in virginia in september 2013. that's about 10 months after the company opens two largelarg distribution centers in then th state. the house approved legislation yesterday allowing virginia toni a require out of state sellers with district facilities in the state to collect those taxes.

it is now 8:39 on this thursday morning.ur it's still winter, but now is the time to start thinking about summer camp for your kids.yo >> and this weekend, you cand, check out dozens of camps andan programs at the dulles town center. annie is there with a preview. >> reporter: good morning.oo if you have a child who is inquisitive and creative andtive just loves experimenting, wepe have the right camp for you. the mad scientist is in theth house, and we're going to tell you about mad science camp coming up after the break. doesn't go anywhere.  an -- don't go anywhere. 

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>> reporter: good morning, atoo son and motony, this is just on of many, the sky is the limitlii when it comes to this expo.xp they have every activity covered, i'm super impressed, and jackie, you know, there are over 75 camps that are going to be out here at the dulles town center, what is your best advic as far as navigating this whole thing?

you need to get a passport, and that's a passport to summer funm and when you visit all the camps that will be exhibiting, you get stamped and you can take that passport back to the washingtona parent family booth, and thenoo you hathve a chance to win twotw amazing grand prizes, and the first grand prize is a family fun night with shrek and friends at the natural harbor resort,re and you can have swamp juice,jui and ogre treats, and the second pass is a 500-dollar tuition tor go to the camp. >> fun activities on the side.t the passport is free.fre you get a stamp. >> passport to summer fun.mer >> thank you very much. now, ali, good morning. i know you've been doing determine most for the kids. tell us about your camp and wham

it has to offer. >> we have six different weeknt long options, great for agesag 6-11, and all the camps aream hands on. they are building stuff. so there are different things the kids make, we have a rocket industry camp.mp. the kids build rockets, launching rockets, and learning about outer pace, and we haveha other camps.s. in our science in motion camp, you do things like bird houses,e learning about nature. a n they get to learn about simples machines, wheels, axles, andles, build their own race cars toca help them learn about simple machines and engineering. >> where are you located? is it just in one location orloa how does this work if.work >> we have 30 differentdif locations around the washingtonn metro area, so lots of locationa in montgomery county, fairfaxfax county.. >> wonderful.>> kids, do you want to see some cool events, or, excuse me,me,

experiments? >> ally, show us something.so >> this is a special request bye all of the kids here, we've opinion playing with dry ice, dry ice is really, really cold.. you we are how cold it is?is 109 below zero. wait a minute, how cold is ice? >> 0. >> 23 degrees above zero. math question. how much cold is dry ice thanic e regular ice? >> 141. >> very good! so i need to put on some speciae gloves. what's cool about this is it doesn't mel. instead, it turns into carbon monoxide gas.mo so if noi blow on it, you can se the carbon monoxide and water vapor coming off it, and if i put it in my beaker here, maybeb not this piece, it's subly mates

faster. i like to call this a burp inrp the bottle. i'm going to come around. >> isn't that neat? what did it taste like. come over here. >> a toilet. >> i don't think that's right. >> isn't it neat? it's going to get your mindmi thinking. >> one mother on a flight to vietnam could not handle hernd

screaming child. >> after the ed, thel matter wanted to get the childci off the plane so she turned totu the man sitting next to her, an what did he do? the man opened the emergency door triggering the escapescap slide. officials say the man could be fined up to $950. it will cost them around $10,000 to reinstall that slide. all right. not the smartest thing to do. 8:48 on this thursday morning. a new thriller coming to theaters. kevin mccarthy sits down with the actor of the star that, ofof gone. how do you say that last name? >> seeing freed? >> i don't -- egfred.e >> i don't know. >> but she is the star of gone,

he broke into my house, took my sister because i wasn't there. >> why would he come back for you? >> i'm the only one that got away, because i know his secrets

>> the new thriller gone, amanda plays a young woman who survived a serial killer only to find her sister is the man's next target. kevin talked about how the roles of women have changed in actionc flicks. >> i like seeing strong female led films. i think they'll give you more.uo you can go back and look at the male driven films. what those would have benefited from a strong female lead. >> indiana jones, it could be -- >> your character stops ata absolutely nothing to find herer sister, and i love that. as an actress, when you go out for roles, is there like a role that you have been told no, and they didn't believe in you first? keep pushing and pushing? >> who were you up against. >> i don't know, but i waswas constantly not right.righ

i switched to the other one, and it was like four months, it wash hard. really hard, and it was alsoso very physical because it was all singing. when you have a lot of people trying to cast something, it's hard, but i was really, really persistent. i spent a lot of money, and a lot of time and energy, and i got it. >> you had some cool investigative qualities with your character. >> i think once all the rules go away, you just go on a hunt. i don't know, i was hoping iping could go as strong as she was because it's so traumatic. >> you mentioned the rules goinn away. as an audience member, i remember thinking what would iwh do in that situation?sit you have to break the law. >> you have to, especially ifif the law is not helping you.

>> i think when, the stakes are that high, i think you canc absolutely go awol. survival is the instinct in us. i think it's pretty realistic and i just hope that i would do the same thing in her situation >> do you take away like any --y i can shoot guns. i'm a pretty good shot, depending on the day. >> kevin will join us tomorrowto with a 6:00 a.m. in, that hour, with his review of gone, and, this week's other new releases. before the oscars.osca we want to say good morningn to haley limbert. she just got engaged to her boyfriend johnny.end congratulations to you.ns if you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day, find us on facebook. post a comment under haley's

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right now, the verdict is in, jurors convict georgect huguely in the 2010 death of yeardley love.rd we will have a live update from paul wagner. pastor's preferred form of punishment is turning heads. there's a call for one onlineoni retailer to stop selling copiese of a controversial book, afterbo it was linked oto the deaths of three children.hi and some local students

preparing for a powerful play. it focuses on bullying of gays, and how it can affect one'ss life. we will chat with the directorcr and one of the show's actors. we've got tucker barnesbar standing by.ta this is one of those days weys should have the outside, you know, we put you in the rain, snow. today you should be outside.side >> i've been saying that all morning. maybe i will get outsideide eventually, but if you get a chance to get out, go for t beautiful around here, upperpe 60s, low 70s for the daytimeth highs, and that's after a mildover night.. forecast could not be better. it's february, after all. let's do numbers. 49 at reagan national, but you know what?k i have seen the future, and it' going to be 54 momentarily whena we get an update. 50 in baltimore, 48 in fed rixx burger, open city --