snow? yes. a winter storm watch posted for tonight north and west of washington. it's along the pennsylvania border and out from the blue ridge west of the mountains. northern faulker county is in it, but route 15 may have issues as well into the afternoon on saturday. watch out here. the air will be borderline cold enough to support more snow than here in dc where we will see the changeover at noon. 50 degrees by 5:00 with the highs only in the low 50s and a northeast wind at 5 to 10 miles an hour. the clouds, high ones right now. a few showers near here. it's chilly. across the bay, easton, 49. western maryland, 34 in cumberland. a chilly day today. mid-50s south, and the bigger problems will be tonight and into saturday. more on that coming up in 13 minutes.

right now monika has a look at time-saver traffic. >> it was early on the northbound side of 270. a truck actually lost its load of nails right across the roadway at montgomery avenue. the good news, it's cleared up. where you see the construction cones, everything should be clearing up as we speak. i want to show you where the major hot spots are for construction overnight. south of route 50, you will be fine headed to oxenhill, and the ridge. on the west side of the beltway, no problems at the gw parkway. crossing the bridge you will be okay into be these day and 2 -- bethesda and 270. i just got word of a water main break. i will keep you posted on that situation in my next report, another look around town at

5:09. mike and andrea. >> the jury in the lululemon trial will have plenty of disturbing video to sort through. >> prosecutors are walking through the evidence to prove that brittany norwood planned the murder. >> reporter: the new video and pictures were shown in court yesterday. they were released, and some of it was too graphic to show you on television. some images question show you -- we can show you. at the end of the day, it was release to the public, and it shows a violent struck inside of the lululemon shore. there were locks of jayna murray's hair on the floor and the tool box that held the weapons to kill jayna, box

cutter, a blade, a metal bar used to hang clothing, but used to hit jayna in the head. there were pants pants pants pants pants with the crotch cut -- there were pants with the crotch cut out to imply she was raped, and there is forensic analysis still on the stand, and it's day 3 of the trial. we will hear many more details unfortunately about this crime. >> the jury also saw a video tape yesterday, how was their response to that? >> reporter: it was obviously very disturbing, and someone in the courtroom walked away and could not see anymore. some of their heads were down, and there was an audio tape that was played out as a detective interviewed her at

brittany norwood's hospital bed. we will talk about that in the next half an hour. >> surae chinn reporting live. a house fire in northeast washington. it was near 11th and g. street last night. crews saw heavy smoke coming from the second floor. crews had to block off some roads in the area to douse the flames. >> it's normal for the political candidates to get talking points but perhaps not from one of their opponents. according to the associated press that's what happened to the former dc mayor. brown said last year during the primary race, vincent gray handed him a list of talking points for brown to use in a race against the incumbent manager. now they are investigating claims that he was promised a job in the brown investigation. the mayor denied wrong doing and knows nothing about the

payments to brown. the redistricting map is regrowing. a smithburg man filed a suit against it in federal court saying it dilutes the voting powers of the agricultural districts. it moves montgomery county into the district and taking frederick and carroll counties out of it. the maryland republican party called the justice department to look into allegations that it dilutes the minority voting in the district. our time for your latest your money report. >> jessica doyle is here, and if there is any doubt it's a world economy, the last several months have proved it. >> reporter: great news that spaed a worldwide rally still going on this morning. the dow 12,000, and we will take it after yesterday's rally, sparked, of course by the european debt deal. the stocks are close to erases their losses in the overnight

asian markets headed higher again. today, the dow at 12,208. surging 339 points. blue chips on track for their best monthly gain 220 years. s&p jumping 42 points, and that was a going of 3.5% alone yesterday. some are calling it a the popcorn tax. vincent gray is proposing a tax on movie theater concessions. your popcorn, candy, and sew the idea -- and soda. the idea is to build a new movie tax east of the river. that would be on top of the city's 6% sales tax that already applies. do you want $20 in free gas today? of course you do. you want free stuff, well the discovery channel is giving away stuff across the country this morning, and now we can reveal at this moment, the

location in our area. it is a shell station in laurel, maryland. you see the map there. you will find it on the southbound side of route 1 at route 198 in laurel. the gas giveaway starts at 6:30 this morning, and it will go until 9:30. discovery is doing it to promote the second season premier of the gold rush series. >> they have a drop off in viewership because they are headed out. >> if you save the $20, you can buy the mayor's popcorn. >> hopefully. you may be able to get half a bag. >> you still have to get the ticket. >> ticket is $11 a person. popcorn, $5 before the tax. >> what is the next half an hour? >> bank fees. you know we love them, but some banks are saying we will not go there. bank of america. >> they heard the public! >> that's right, and i will keep saying it. howard has a warning about some winter weather headed here this weekend.

>> there could be stickage! [ laughter ] and some city in the northeast were caught offguard. that story is coming up. if you didn't stay up past midnight to see how the world series ended, wait until you see. it was fantastic. we will check it out in sports.

5:09 on this chilly friday morning. tonight and tomorrow, the precip will come in in the form of rain and snow. our day planner for you this friday, you will need something to keep you warm. it's chilly out there. 30s and 40s now.

only the upper 40s by noon. highs in the northeast winds. 5 to 10-mile an hour rain. we will talk about more when i return in the next 5 to 10 minutes. monika with time-saver traffic. we have the area of seminary road at king james place with a water main break. be aware crews are in the area. i will keep you posted during my next report at 5:17. thank you, sounds good. police in indiana are investigating the cause of a crash that killed seven people. the seven were among ten people in a minivan that collided with a semitruck. the crash shut down the road for hours there. one theory, one of the drivers involved slowed down after hitting a deer. flames and smoke were visible for showers from an apartment building fire in california. the flames jump to mobile homes

and nearby buildings. 100 people were evacuated just as a precaution no word yet on the cause of the fire. in worcester, massachusetts, it's looking like christmas there. they are expected to have salt trucks out soon. the snow will not stick much, but it's a precaution. when the residents had to dig out and start scraping the cars off, it was early. >> what? >> howard will be telling us who could see more snow flakes and rain drops next. at 5:52, learn more than just gardening. they build their own ecosystem. this is cool. that's why it's today's cool. >> we will be back. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card

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♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. good morning. welcome back to 9 news now. it's friday, and we are happy about that, but i'm not sure about the weekend forecast. >> some snow mixing in over the weekend, maybe tomorrow. here in the metro, not expecting anything to accumulate, but as you go north

and west, upper montgomery, western fair faction, points north -- fairfax. points north and west of there, you could have problems. north and west, you could have problems by the morning. the busstop forecast, the cold is the problem. 30s and 40s out there. we will be at bus, and you may want thermals this morning. sunrise at 7:31. partly to mostly cloudy skies. day planner with a mix of clouds. some sunshine, but overall, clouds once again winning the day, especially by the afternoon. 5:00 p.m. temperature, around 50. we will be lucky to get around the low 50s today. definitely a colder than normal day, and this morning, we have 40s in dc and points south, and east of town, andrews and beta at 30. 39 at columbia. in heymarket this morning, you and centerville at the 40- degree mark. north wind at 12, and it feels like 37.

we have windchills out there in the 30s this morning. the dew point down to 32 as the air has dried out some from yesterday as the front went through. we have a winter storm watch in effect for late tonight and saturday. north of town, frederick, westminster, northern baltimore county, west of haggerstown, down to martasburg, mount jackson, you are all dealing with that in the shenandoah valley and the mountains of west virginia, we are a winter storm watch. the weather service believes a potential of 5 inches or more. we saw it in denver, several inches in amarillo and now it's coming across little rock to memphis. definite circulation there. but the rain is to louisiana and east texas. all moving into a marginally cold air mass. we had snow across northern new longed -- new england it will attract south and east of us, keeping us with the normal air flow, and that will push the

cold air in here. 7:00 tonight, we are okay, but the rain is down in richmond, and snow in the mountains now near snow shoe, and the rain shower activity will move in look at western maryland and parts of west virginia with snow. this will creep its way eastward with the cold air it will be really close. this snow may be farther south into pennsylvania in the afternoon. as we head into saturday evening, notice, the storm, the cold air is bringing some of the snow back to dc, and then it will pull out by saturday night. again, i don't think we will see much, if any, accumulations. on the watch areas, several inches of the wet, sloppy, sticky snow. upwards of a half a foot. tonight, 35 to 40. temperatures don't budge. tomorrow with the rain and snow. sunday, 49. we are recovering okay sunday, and 54 and should be okay for the trick or treaters.

monika, are the nails picked up? >> the nails have been picked up on 270 montgomery avenue northbound. lanes are open from frederick to rockville in virginia, a water main break in alexandria. i will keep you posted on the situation east of 395. 395 itself looking okay up to the 14th street bridge. looking at live northbound i-95 where the crews are just dealing with a disabled vehicle on the left shoulder before larton road. the main lines are open headed past the incident here. we will go over to the beltway in silver springs. all early morning construction cleared up on the north side, between university boulevard and coldsville road. you be okay on both loops of the beltway here. mike and andrea. >> well! >> this had to happen.

the capitals lost their first game overnight. >> it wasn't bad. it was so close, that's the problem. >> most people watching sports overnight got the thrills in game 6 in the world series. highlights next in sports. today's question of the morning. >> nearly half of the people owning a d.v.r. do this, never watch what they record. b., watch the commercials. guilty of that. c. delete their significant other's shows to make room for their own. i have never done that. >> i'm guilty of that. >> shame on you. >> john watson wrote, c. all the time! bye bye law & order. >> see, i'm not alone. >> log on to the facebook fan page and leave your response. we will reveal the response in the next hour.

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we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, florida, alabama, mississippi. this could go on for a while.

it's 5:22 this friday morning. grab a jacket. mid-30s north, low 40s here in town right now, and we will see the sunshine midday, but temperatures will be slow to move. 30s and low 40s. towards the lunch hour with partly sunny conditions. upper 40s to around 50. highs only in the lower 50s, and as you head home, mostly cloudy skies. rain and snow coming for saturday. more on that coming up. mike and andrea, over to you. >> thank you, howard.

it's you. >> it may not be possible for tonight's deciding game 7 to be any more exciting than game 6 in the series. >> st. louis down 2 runs, texas one out away from winning the championship, and look at that, david freese sends it into extra innings. but the to the only -- but the bottom of the 10th, lance burkeman with the game-tieing hit, and then check this out! the 11th. that guy, look at this! in the air to right center. david freese with the walkoff solo home run, st. louis wins it 10-89. -- 10-9. >> amazing. the caps off to a good start against the oilers. the oilers are supposed to be in a rebuilding period. edmonton tieing the game, and then they added another goal

for the 2-1 victory, the caps lose their first game of the year, but they are 7-1, still doing fantastic. here's kristin burset with the rest of your sports. >> reporter: when it was announced chris cooley was done for the season, speculations started to mount. he said he has talked at length with the redskins g.m. about the situation, and he plans to return with the team next season, but cooley always said -- also said 100% he blames the lockout for his season ending prematurely. he had surgery on his knee but because of the lockout he was not allowed to rehab. instead of finding other doctors, he rehabbed at home. it's a decision that may have cost him his career. >> i feel i'm 100% a casualty

of the season of the lockout. i think it's a shame they didn't let the players who had surgery spend time with the doctors and trainers they trust on a daily basis. i wish i could have. >> reporter: thursday night football. virginia cavaliers pumped to take on the hurricanes. it was all cavaliers. the 4th when michael rocco connects with jones for the 78- yard touchdown with no one around him. the 2-point conversion holding on to beat miami. 28-21. horrible injury news for the terrapins basketball team. their guard broke a bone in his foot and will miss 10-12 weeks. that will do it for your morning sports i'm kristin burset. have a great friday. you may have a flashback to karma getten -- carmageddon

this morning. >> a major strategy change is being considered by one candidate. the northbound side of i- 95. earlier incident near laurton road has been cleared. good to go on 395. more at 5:30 coming up. you're watching 9 news now. stay with us.

good morning, and welcome back to 9 news now this friday morning. i'm andrea roane. you made it! let's get it done. i'm mike hydeck by the way. >> i used the seat warmer this morning it was so cold. >> i did, too! >> i didn't know you had one. good to know, thanks. i have to upgrade my car or something to keep up. tomorrow, we are going to have problems with rain and snow it

will be a cold, wet saturday around here. in some cases a cold, wet saturday. winter storm watches for late tonight and north and west of us. not the immediate metro but frederick county, out west to western virginia, and down into the parks. if you want to look at the leaves this weekend, think twice about tomorrow. there could be heavy wet snow in the mountains. a mix of clouds and sun, but mostly cloudy if not overcast in the afternoon wide picture, snow last night, up in new york state and new england. colder air is coming down. this system into western tennessee. that's tonight and tomorrow. look at the chill already in place. 30s and 20s at new york state. this air is coming south. 43 in town. with the other storm system coming our way. that's why it will be borderline cold enough to support several inches of snowfall. today, 51 for the high. tomorrow we will be lucky to be

around 40 with rain changes to wet snow at times in the distribute, but not expecting accumulation here. monika. >> generally speaking, things are all right on this friday morning. no problems on the beltway all around town. 270 first, if you're coming from frederick to the point where the lanes divide, you will be fine. you may have heard there were nails across the roadway northbound side of montgomery village avenue. it cleared up just after 5:00. you're good to go there. the live look at the beltway in silversprings at coldsville road. no problems. both loops of the beltway looking good from silver spring to bethesda. back over to the maps, in al exandria, a water main break affecting king james place. watch for the crews on the scene there. the last look at 395 on duke street. no problems up to the 14th street bridge. the next report into maryland at 5:39. andrea and mike. >> an american contractor is

among eight people wounded in southern afghanistan. >> insurgents went after a team made up of military troops and civilians. they faced small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. a familiar face will not be seen as much after the next presidential debate. rick perry is considering skipping some debates after the next face-off on november 12th november 12th. he has done poorly in some of the previous debates, and his poll numbers are slipping. prosecutors are walking jurors through a bloody crime seen in the lululemon murder trial. the department, brittany norwood said she and jayna murray had been attacked by two men. that was the initial point, now

things have changed dramatically since that morning. good morning, sur say. -- surae. >> reporter: good morning, mike. more and more details are revealed every day. including yesterday there was a hush in the courtroom and from the jury as they listened to an audio tape from brittany norwood. this is her interview from a detective who interviewed her hours after jayna murray was killed. she asked the chilling question, can you tell me how my friend is doing? they drug jayna by her hair, and she was screaming, and i couldn't do anything. prosecutors and the defense says she created a web of lives to cover up the crime. she said there were two masked men, sounding young, white, and repeatedly called her the n.- word,word,word, and there were threats.

he told me if he heard another word, he would slit my throat. the prosecutors and defense claim the same thing that she made up the story, but the prosecutor is painting a picture of an elaborate scheme, and the defense says the lies prove a poorly thought out plan that she was not thinking and that she was lost -- she lost it. >> reporter: the state has 35 witnesses total to take the stand. back to you, mike. >> thank you surae. she live in rockville, outside of the courtroom today. today a court testimony for the man being held for the death of robin gardner. she disappeared on aruba nearly 3 months ago, and her body has not been found. he says she was swept out to

sea while the two were snorkling. you may see snowplows and salt trucks on the dc streets. after rush hour they will practice the routes for the upcoming winter season. the storm routes at prince george's county is already underway. they got started at 4:00 this morning. the drivers will be on the lookout for potholes and other inpedments that need to be fixed before they deal with a real snowstorm or ice event. time for another your money report. >> jessica doyle is back with fees on your debit card use. >> reporter: bank of america caused an uproar announcing it would charge $5 if you use a debit card, but looks like other banks do not plan to follow suit. here the wall street journey reports j.p. morgan chase it's out the fees with consumers for 8 months and said it's a no go. joining u.s. bank, city --

citigroup and others say they are -- will not impose the fees. the first of a planned series of class action lawsuits against wal-mart. the first is seeking to represent what the lawyers say could be as many as 95,000 women, accusing california managers of paying and promoting women at lesser rates than the male counterparts. it's the scaled down version of the initial complaint filed in 2001 that sought to represent 1.6 million women nationwide, and it was talked down by the u.s. supreme court in june. concerns about yaz are on the rise. the drug produced by bayer appears to increase the risk of dangerous blood clots, more so than older medications. a new study reviewed the

medical history of 800,000 women taking different forms of birth control. a 75% higher risk factor for the women taking yaz proven in this study. >> thank you. >> your halloween costumes for your kids are probably ready, but there's you can do today to make them safer, and that story is coming up. it's a good thing there's a handful of new movies to see this weekend. we will tell you all about them. 5:37, and you're watching 9 news now. >> 9 traffic now.

welcome back. 5:39. 43 degrees. outside with gloves on this morning. we have a lot of 30s to the north. in the 30s in dc and points south and east. as far as today is concerned, we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine, but overcast this afternoon as the temperatures make a run into the low 50s.

northwest winds at 5 to 10. rain and snow for saturday. we will have the details coming up. let's go inside. monika samtani with your traffic. here's what 270 looks like. no problems from point down to where the -- down to where the lanes divide. more at 5:48. back to you, andrey. the maryland state highway administration wants local trick or treaters to stay safe this halloween, and that's why they are handing out safety vests. they are free, but you have to give them back by next friday, a whole week from today. if you're interested, go to your local county maintenance facility to pick one up. there's 43,000 people running in sunday's marine corp. marathon. it's the 36th annual. they are picking up t-shirts, and it's at the dc armory.

over 200 exhibitors are there. today the expo is from 10 to 7, and tomorrow 9 to 7. searchers in turkey can celebrate a rescue nearly 5 days after the earthquake. that story is coming up. in today's cool schools where students are learning by creating and maintaining their own ecosystem. let's see who is celebrating a birthday, charlie daniels, 75. lenny wilkins, 74, and dennis franz is 77, and he got caught up in the kardashian whatever, bruce jener is 52. julia roberts, 44. brad pailey, 49, and two birthdays. terry in -- kerry in promotions

happy birthday as well. if it's your birthday v a great day -- have a great day as well. we will be right back.

welcome back toe 9 -- to 9 news now. we are talking about a winter precip this weekend. >> especially north and west of washington. 40 miles or so. 40 to 50 miles, and from then on, it's a lot more likely you will see snow. here in d.c., i think we will see wet flakes in the afternoon and evening hours, but the odds of us seeing any accumulation, really low. upper montgomery, into loudon county, winds north and west of that, you will see something on the ground before the day is out saturday. here's the bus stop forecast. this morning, it's chilly out there. mix of clouds and clear skies, partly to mostly cloudy. 30s and 40s. sun is not up until 7:31. one more week to go with the late sunrises before we fall back.

the day planner, partly to mostly cloudy. 43 degrees. south winds at 8 miles an hour. 48 at noon, and then by 4:00 p.m., we are looking at 50 degrees. tonight, upper 40s, and 8:00, south and west. some of the football games, they could get wet. showers may be moving in before the game ends. 43 in town right now. 36 in haggerstown. 28 in oakland. down in fredericksburg this morning, 43. definite chill out there. january called in, and she said lineback -- jan called in, and she said it's breezy. a windchill of 37 this morning with the dew point at 32. the winter storm watch tonight into tomorrow, northern maryland near the mason-dixon line. the park, northern faulkier county, you could get into issues tomorrow afternoon, but as the storm system that is

coming out of the mississippi valley will head to us. we will be watching that. the cold air is in place to the north, and the moisture will come in, even though it's early, really early, still in october a snowstorm for the mountains and parts of the northeast. here this morning, i notice the blue. it's snow breaking out near the snow chute in west virginia, and some of the higher elevations into this evening. the rain south, and it moves in overnight. i think we will start wet tomorrow. some of this may actually be farther east than what we are showing. during the day on saturday t depends on how quickly the cold -- it depends on how quickly the cold air moves in. this blue may be farther south and east, and then we are going to be going into the evening hours, seeing the rain change into snow in the metro before the storm pulls out, and right now, i'm thinking there could be several inches of snow, maybe even upwards of half a foot on the upper elevations.

we will take a break, getting ready to watch the npp satellite a polar orbiting satellite. now just going to be quiet for a moment. >> six, five, four, three, two. main engine start, one, zero. and liftoff of the delta 2 with the npp satellite, blazing the way, a new technology for climate research and weather forecasting. >> this satellite will actually help us. it's replacing an aging satellite to help give us a better forecast, tracking polar ice and owe ozon -- and ozones. very important for the u.s. and the climb fore -- climate forecast. the nighttime launch, and that's spectacular in california. all right, let's get to the forecast, and we have

temperature today in the low 50s. upon the, 35 to 40 range, and we will stay there. tomorrow rain and snow in the northwest. half a foot to the higher elevations in the west. sunday, looking better. 49 degrees with the sunshine returning. a crisp day, and halloween, all right, cool but dry! 54 for the high. upper 40s to around 50 for the trick or treaters. man catastrophe, good -- monika, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we are not looking too bad for this friday morning. no big incidents to report. zoom in to the west side of town. no problems on the dallas toll road. same story on route 7. 123 looking great through tyson. you will be on the brakes route 29 to 28, and then you're okay most of the way into vienna and the beltway. now back over to the northbound side of i-95. this time you have the brake lights. 123 to the river, and then most

of the way into springfield, by the way, east of 395 on seminary road at king james place, there's a water main break, and crews are on the scene dealing with that this morning. the 14th street bridge on the interstate. my next report into maryland at 6:00. back to you. >> thank you, monika. kansas city police will reinterview the stepbrothers of baby lisa. the 6-year-old and 8-year-old boys are expected to be asked about what they heard the night their sister went missing. a 13-year-old boy has been pulled out alive after 4.5 days of the devastating earthquake in turkey. the death toll is now 550 with more than 2300 people injured, and more outside help, including hundreds of winterized tents for the thousands that are still homeless. oakland's mayor is trying to improve communication with the occupy wall street

protesters there following the clashes that seriously injured a demonstrator. the mayor wants protesters to not campover night and not block access to public safety workers in return of reduced police presence. mulch, math, and science all coming together in this week's cool school; but that's just the beginning. the big yellow bus stopped in fairfax, virginia, where they really dig earth science. check it out. hauling mulch in the hallway of school, pretty creative way to learn lessons from the land. >> dump it right here. >> reporter: life science really is alive at larimeer middle school. students and teachers ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ >> reporter: transformed their courtyard into a living ecosystem. [ laughter ] at first demonstrator allison scott

wondered why whine -- anyone would want to plant this. it attracts insects. >> insects are the whole reason we have plants pretty much because they pollinate. >> reporter: students also learned how to test water for nitrates. >> 19.7. >> reporter: and they are also building a dry river bed to create a path through the garden and move water. you will even see phases of the butterfly on benches and decorative stones thanks to the art students, and what is really cool, the learning doesn't stop at the garden door. >> they are starting to learn how it's affecting the chesapeake bay, and the model system in the classroom. ♪ i like to move it, move it [ laughter ] >> reporter: whether it's waiting on water temps or moving mulch, the students may

get dirty but their work means -- >> we want it to be a clean environment for all of us to live in. >> reporter: pretty cool. the city of fairfax helped out with grants and pan power to -- manpower to get that underway. students, teachers, and parents volunteer their time to keep it going. if you have a cool school, e- mail me, and maybe we will be there soon. a new study this morning showing the fish you order in a restaurant not necessarily what shows up at your table. that story is coming up. running down the new offerings you can see at the movies this weekend. what is the white house doing about the jobs recession in america? a fresh prospective at 6:12. you are watching 9 news now.

5:56 on this friday morning. we have the calm before the storm so to speak. today, clouds mix in with sunshine. we will get into the low 40s. by noon, upper 40s to near 50, and that's all we are going to get today. low 50s for the high as the clouds thicken this afternoon. the 3:00 p.m. temperatures, 48 in wind

chester -- winchester, and the airport at 49 over to andrews air force base. the drive is quiet with, 50. a sprinkle down to reidville, and maybe snow is developing in the mountains of west virginia. we are talk about the potential of snow on saturday at 9 news. over to howard. >> if it's going to be cold and cruddy this weekend, why not go to the movies. >> one is anonymous, it questions if shakespeare wrote the plays that he is given credit for. plus the film makes the claim that he was the lover of queen elizabeth i. justin timberlake back on the big screen. a world where time is money, and the poor need to beg, borrow, and steal to have

enough to live another day. he needs to take on the system when he is falsely accused of murder. this tells the story of paul kemp, played by johnny depp. he moves to puerto rico to write for a local newspaper in san juan. eddie murphy and ben stiller. the guy in the penthouse who has been managing their pensions steals all their money. stiller recruits murphy's character to steal back the money. he's been a hit in the shrek movies, and now the cat gets his own adventures. he teams up with humpty dumpty, and the street savvy kitty to steal the golden egg.

>> i saw selma in one of the commercials last night. >> you have to be careful with your young children, but it looks like a fun movie. good morning and thank you for watching 9 news now. it's 6:00 a.m. i'm andrin nay roane. >> happy friday. -- i'm andrea roane. >> happy friday! glad you are here. take it away. >> reporter: here in the meet metro, not -- immediate metro, not going to have problems with the sticky stuff, however, north of the pennsylvania border, the i-81 corridor, the mountains, blue ridge, west virginia, winter storm watches have been posted for tonight and saturday. the higher elevations will be colder. it was not southern