annie yu is at camp bow wow columbia maryland.ow you will she is learning more about training your pet so that pet can be more socially acceptable. >> annie good morning. >> reporter: good morning steve and alison we are having a really good time out here i am really loving it. as dog owners we know that training is key but it is really hard to do because it is that tough love they are so cute as puppies you want the give in and let them take over the house that is not good they turn into terrors. before we get into that, i want to talk about the camp experience here at doggy day carer rick newman and michael domain join me now both owners of camp bow wow here in columbia maryland. before we get into the training and correct behavioral stuff we will talk about experience why don't you tell us a little bit about that. >> okay boarding at camp bow wow these are our cabins, in their cabins we provide a comfy cozy cot, fleece blanket in evening, when they board and go to sleep we provide them with a congress and peanut butter and put

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up north, 40 degrees in columbia, maryland right now. chilly out there as well as mt. airy. ti sun will be up in just about an hour. we'll hit 60 degrees at 9:00 a.m. your high today, 75. we'll take a look at your weekend in just a couple of minutes. danella. >>> good news if you're taking the ramp from eastbound 42, 935 looks to be reopened. i'll show you, this is where we have the tow truck. we have a car that is in the grass in this area. but again, you can continue your commute right now if you want to get on eastbound 32. that is a good thing. earlier, it was shut down. on the beltway, have a report of an accident. also, i want to show you congestion. taking 270, you know this road and how it gets around this time of day, heading out of urbana, pretty slow. once you get to clarksburg, the road opens up and so far, no delays. coming out of dell city making your way north, both directions on 95 in virginia, no accidents. and so far, you're still traveling at a good speed. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. >>> right now, u.s. futures are falling ahead of this mo

. >> today the family returned to the house where he grew up in columbia, maryland, with a surprising mission in mind. preserving the childhood dreams of the man who gave meaning to so many. >> reporter: inside this 1950s rancher, two staffers from carnegie melon university are out to save the childhood dreams that are literally painted on the walls of randy pelch. he was the professor touched with cancer in his 40s who touched the world with his so- called last lecture in 2006. >> we can't change the cards we are dealt just the way we play our hand. >> these are my most recent ct scans. >> reporter: the wisdom of a dying man in a lecture entitled "achieving your childhood dreams." turns out randy's childhood dreams were literally painted on his bedroom walls as a kid. a rocket to space. an equation. an elevator to an imaginary world and a sense of humor. and now that his 85-year-old mother virginia is moving after 54 years colleagues have come here to turn the dreams into museum pieces. >> i figured out a long time ago that people tell the truth when they are little kids and when the

. >>> maryland will host its first health summit in columbia. officials say that maryland has boosted health care by 20%. >>> recalling 3200 cases of bagged salad because of possible salmonella contamination. it's with best buy dates from october 18th to the 21st. no confirmed illnesses have been reported. >>> maryland is among the top ten states when it comes to energy efficiency. they are releasing details today at a press club. they arranged all 50 states that encourage energy efficiency. >>> a blizzard or a few flake, what to expect coming up. noaa is going to announce their outlook for the coming season between december and february. what you can expect for the winter. is it going to be mild? do we need to get ready for old man winter. >> you know what i might like. but i think we'll have a brutal shot at winter. we are watching this storm pattern. patterns like to repeat themselves and this circulation back to the west is wrapping in strong winds, if you haven't heard it, winds to 60 miles per hour near chicago and 20-feet waves on lake mic

maryland and west virginia getting some sprinkles. closer to arlington, near 60 in montgomery, arlington, fairfax, and prince george's counties and the district of columbiaand parts of the northern neck, lower eastern shore in the mid-60s now. our sunrise is not until 7:19. a dark morning under way. we'll have these clouds with us for the next couple of hours, just a few sprinkles perhaps over the next few hours, and then partly sunny by late morning, and during the afternoon becoming mostly sunny. we'll have temperatures reach can the low to mid-70s by mif d midafternoon. a nice afternoon coming up. we'll have your evening planner in about ten minutes. >>> new from overnight, a deadly shooting in northeast washington. police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in the 1200 block of stevens road southeast in the berry farm area. they haven't released the victim's name or what led up to the shooting. >>> also new from overnight, police are searching for the suspect in a deadly stabbing in northeast washington. this happened along 1:30 this morning along "i" street. police say the victim was stabbed multiple times. the victim's name has not b

next call is columbia, maryland. brad is a republican. caller: i wanted to echo the sympathies of your first caller. i am a 1978 graduate of the university of wisconsin. when i graduated, my starting salary was about $16,400. the starting salary for a new engineer, which i am. now it is in the mid-60's. the starting salaries have gone up about fourfold. briefly i went on line and i checked to the costs of an education at the university of wisconsin on a semester-by- semester basis, and comparing what i paid it versus what they currently pay, but the tuition has gone up about 18 f-fold. we need to have a national discussion about why we are getting charged so much more for education in this country, whether it is at the secondary level or the public schools, and the results are so much worse. host: thanks for your call. we will be back to this conversation in a minute. on the phone with us is a reporter who covers tax policy. today the house of representatives is going to be dealing with two tax-related ventures. good morning. guest: hi. h

. >> let's hear from columbia maryland. brad, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about the herman cain 9-9-9 plan. >> guest: its 9-0 and now. >> guest: >> caller: its got a lot of chatter and i like it. the only thing that addresses what the people on wall street are complaining about and that is the politicians being connected to our government and being taken care of by the government because to many of the politicians are facing money from the government and take away all the deductions that have been put in over the years you could really address it. the other thing i like about it is that it does cut business taxes and if we want to improve our balance with china we have to do something to avoid the tradition of jobs going overseas making more and more sense of the business year and expected we are going to employee americans. >> guest: i think that plan was very good for starting a discussion. i think it's improved as people look at the details realizing how many people's taxes would actually go up and now tweaking it a bit. but here's my pr

host: columbia, maryland, now. brad, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to talk about herman kaine's 999 plan. guest: 90899. -- 9099. caller: but it's gotten a lot of chatter. it's the only thing i've heard that addresses what the people people -- complaining about. and that is the politicians being connected to our government and being taken care of our government. we have too many politicians taking money from the government. if you cut that back and take away all the deduction that have been put in over the years, you could really address it. the other thing that i like about it is it doesn't affect business taxes. if we want to improve our balance in trade with china, we have to do something to avoid the tradition of jobs going overseas. we can't keep making up more and more expenses to do business here and expecting that we're going to employ americans. guest: i think that plan was very good for starting a discussion. i think it -- as people look at the details and realize how many people's taxes would actually go up, now he's tweaking it a bi

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elsewhere, scattered light showers across virginia, much of maryland, and district of columbia. and across the bay in annapolis towards easton and central delaware, light to moderate showers. temperatures in low to mid-60s throughout most of the region. right now 65 at reagan national. we'll hold steady in the 60s throughout much of the day. there's the cloud cover over washington. sunrise at 7:14. it's back passing showers throughout the day. highs only reaching upper 60s to around 70 by early afternoon. grab the umbrella before you head off to work and school. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at evening traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> if you're taking the bay bridge westbound, an accident here. multi-vehicle crash, but one lane will get you by heading west across the bridge. other areas are wet. i want to caution you. local roadways. see leaves on the roadway, and it's going to make for a slippery commute. let's take a look at the american legion bridge. inner loop and outer loop is clear, slick roadways. this is the bridge as w

rain falling through most of virginia, maryland, and district of columbia ya. from the blue ridge west, though, it's dry this morning for now. we do have moderate rain. areas of orange and yellow, areas of moderate rain across virginia, the district, and the nearby suburbs of maryland. this is going to continue off and on through the next several hours. right now temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. reagan national at 61. sunrise at 7:21. we'll have the showers with us through the morning hours. during the afternoon, could get some thunderstorms coming through. there he is, a chance that some isolated storms could produce wind damage and maybe even a few small tornadoes. that would be perhaps the mid to late afternoon. highs reaching near 70. here's your evening planner. sunset 6:24. sill so still some lingering showers in the evening. big changes on the way tomorrow, friday, the weekend. we'll look at that and into next week in ten minutes. now, danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> checking the roadways for you, let's start with 270. if you're t

washington, we have light rain, the areas of green light rain in the district of columbia, and throughout much of maryland and northern virginia. it's mostly light rain now. temperatures are in the upper 50s and low 60s. much of the region, except further to the south is in the mid and upper 60s. in the mountains, it's in the mid-60s. expect passing showers from time to time and a mild afternoon with temperatures in the 60s, and then the colder air arrives tonight. we will talk about that and look at the possibility for snow on the weekend. that will be coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> and, new from overnight, a man is in stable condition after being shot near liquor store. it happened on brandy wine road. the man was transported to the hospital and they have not identified the victim and they still think it's a possibility it's the store owner. they have not released information on a possible suspect or motive. >>> and then a robby happened just after midnight in the 1800 block of minnesota avenue. two men wearing masks and armed with a gun went in the direction of orr elementary school. anybody w

we've got more rain marching through virginia, heading into maryland and the district of columbia. those pockets of orange and yellow, where it's coming down a little harder, getting some moderate rain right in southern loudoun county from right near sterling over to ashburn. and into far western fairfax county and into reston and western fairfax. that's heading across the potomac. should be heading into potomac, maryland, in gaithersburg and rockville over the next hour or so. low to mid-60s throughout most of the region. 66 at reagan national. a bit cooler to our west. sunrise at 7:16 this morning. have your umbrella with you. we'll have passing showers from time to time. it will be breezy this afternoon as highs reach the low 70s by midafternoon. then your evening planner will have it down into the 50s by later this evening with a blustery wind coming in out of the north and west gusting to 25 miles an hour. that wind will be more intense on saturday, 40s in the morning. highs upper 60s. winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. highs near 70 both days. and does look like on tuesday, t

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maryland's most powerful doppler radar there's columbia and western howard county and rockville and gaithersburg montgomery county 270 and pushing up to western howard and up towards mount airy and list been a we have been talking about that i70 stretch and lightning strikes. we have what strike around laurel that was about 25 minutes ago. and yes there's little more in the way of some steadier rains showing up on the radar as opposed to the drizzle and mist earlier on. but it's wet. it's not showing up in severna park they have about on the mist. eldersburg the same story. we have got to deal with one little cell here although it looks like it's expanding the line up to the west of westminster and i suspect the 140 trip is slow to the west side of dc. here's the deal. it's part of one area of low pressure that seems to be enhancing this morning to include heavier downpours for parts of the morning commute and in addition to what we expect this afternoon. tropical feed ahead of that. and the next system is this cold front and a distinct line of heavy storms pushing through arkansas charley. that

in maryland, southbound 29 coming from columbia passed trader joe's looks great to the beltway. we will keep an eye on it. stick around. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:13 on this wednesday, 52 degrees. >> some say the rich keep getting richer and students and parents paying for college are getting woman: day care can be expensive. so to save some money, i found one that uses robots instead of real people. 'cuz robots work for free. robot 1:good morning... robot 1:...female child. sfxá modem dial-up noise woman: are there flaws? yeah, um, maybe. anncr: there's an easier way to save. anncr: get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> the d.c. council tackles ethics reform. a committee today will hold a meeting on nine bills designed to clean up how the council works. it comes amid ongoing corruption investigations into several city council members. a meeting tonight for the public will help in denair is decide what -- will help engineers to decide what to do with properties that have world war ii weapons in them. >>> dr.

we have late rain across virginia and the district of columbia and maryland.her couple of hours temporarily. right now temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. 63 at reagan national. and then we could get showers and thunderstorms, and some thunderstorms could produce damaging w >>> 7:30 on this wednesday morning. it's the 19th day of okay, 2011. you're looking at some umbrellas up but yet the crowd is happy as they join us this morning in the plaza. rainy weather didn't keep them away. meanwhile, inside studio 1a i'm ann curry alongside matt lauer. the michigan father who used his 9-year-old daughter as a designated driver has had his day in court. what a judge ordered him to do and what the girl's mother is now saying about this arrest. >>> hidden camera investigation on car repairs as we put some very popular national chain stores to the test. >>> but we begin this half hour as we began the last half hour with more on that search for dozens of dangerous animals including bears and lions and wolfs that escaped from an animal preserve in columbus, ohio. matt luce

maryland. it so happens this company was white. any company, if there's cop prabble work in the district of columbia, we're going give it to the district of columbia. >> so if it were a white company, and they were paying tax, you would be fine with that. >> yes. fine. keep the money in the district of columbia. >> but the fact is there are ways for the company to get the business even if it's not quite as experienced. the lore -- the lorenz company won that contract. >> i think adrian fenty might have been playing favoritism with someone. vince gray looked at this company's record, of not hiring one d.c. resident in the two years it had the contract. it decided not to exercise the option, which is his prerogative. >> but on the other but on the other vend this thing -- let's cover this. this is about -- the post alleges it's about political connections that it had a friend, and council member harry thomas, and perhaps that it was reason the maryland company was pushed out and cbi would get the contract. >> adrian fenty did, not mayor gray. adrian fenty divided this up, gave to the cbi one and two, and gave it to lorenz, 3 through eigh

in the district of columbia, 14% of homeowners are under water, compare that to 23% in maryland and in virginia. now the worst state in the nation is nevada with 60% of homeowners there under water. the best state is new york where only 6% are under water. >>> hundreds of police officers in riot gear move in on anti- war treat protestors in oakland. they were kicked out of a plaza in front of city hall. police led away a number of people in handcuffs. city officials warned protestors last week they were breaking the law and could not camp out overnight. >>> still to come when the news continues, a food pantry that serves hundreds in prince william county prepares to reopen doors and that's thanks to your generosity. >>> and also a glimmer of hope amid death and destruction. an infant is pulled to safety after spending days trapped in a building destroyed by the earthquake in turkey. we'll be back. >>> the nuclear regulatory commission will talk about the future of a north anna nuclear power plant. it's been shut down since the earthquake in august. there will be a public meeting at the

maryland. runners ran from between new hampshire avenue and columbia pike and looped back. there were cyclists involved with that as well and good times had by all. >>> chuck is here now. i'll the tell you what, you promised some sunshine yesterday, for today. >> we got it. delivered. no doubt about it. and beautiful weather. nice and mild today. just enough sunshine to get out there and enjoy the fall color. walk around town, just a little bit. hopefully you get a chance to get out and enjoy it. as we all know, as november gets closer, these mild and sfounny days get fewer and farther between. today was the pick of the litter. plenty of sunshine, temperatures climbed up into the low and mid-60s. still a degree or two cooler than average. sun is only about two minutes away from setting now, in our western skies, the last little rays of sunshine, bouncing off the western side of the jefferson moremorial there in downtown washington. on the whole, a very pleasant day to be outside today. current temperature at national airport, still 61 degrees with a mostly clear skies. dew

maryland. mid-30s dc and packs river. columbia 30 rs 30 bel air, 32 westminster. 34 rock hall. area of row pressure sliding by to the north and clouding us up later but shouldn't give us problems. we will have a book end of shower activity after dark and before bedtime. behind the low, behind the weather, pretty benign conditions over the five day. 54 the high this date. overnight, with slow clears after evening cloudiness. 42 degrees the low. blanket effect by the clouds. 56 tomorrow. mixture of clouds and sun. wednesday, thursday and friday at 60. 58 degrees is going to be our temperature on saturday. i tbt the show this traffic -- i got to show this graphic, halloweenwet, bone dry, morbid chill. go north of i-95, cold. >>> straight to sharon gibala at traffic control. >>> speaking of 95, we have a big problem on 95, southbound direction, eastern avenue, we have an accident blocking the left lane at 23 minutes set back at this point to the beltway, another accident in to us, this one eastbound approaching the parkway. fire activity in the city at mount washington tavern. newb

maryland. in the district of columbia down into southeastern fairfax county just to the east of quantico, they'rein as well. all around the region, passing showers likely throughout the rest of the day. right now 50s to around 60 in washington. low to mid-60s southern maryland and near the bay. we'll have passing showers with us through the morning. then maybe taper off a bit midday. could get storms this afternoon and early this evening, some of which could produce damaging winds and isolate tornadoes. thunder and lightning until around midnight. big changes tomorrow and the weekend. a look at that in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> tough commute. >>> 95 very, very big delay. traveling 95 north, your delays start out of triangle, and they continue as you make your way north on the prince william parkway and onto 395. overnight construction is going to be happening all the way until the morning and taking place. on 395 north, the good news is earlier it was ploking all of your lanes at duke street. now two lanes on the left will get you by as you make your way towards little

there's no rain, but all across western virginia it's west this morning, as is most of maryland and the district of columbia. these areas of red and orange on the radar, that's moderate to heavy rain. right now that pocket of red in fairfax county raining moderate to heavily, there as well as down into southern prince william county, getting some moderate rain in northwest washington and southern montgomery county as well as points north and east of there into howard county and near baltimore. temperatures are cool. we're in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we'll hold steady there with this rain in the 50s for the next few hours. as we get into the afternoon hours, that's when we have our threat of severe weather increasing. we could get strong thunderstorms mid to late afternoon. temperatures upper 60s to around 70. and there is a risk that some isolated storms could produce a small tornado or maybe even some damaging winds. we'll keep you posted. stay tuned. if you hear thunder, turn on nbc 4. we'll let you know what's going on. the evening planner, that will be in ten minutes at 5:11. danella, good mo

columbia. what we told you about this crackdown last week and several people from maryland, virginia and other states have been arrested. city council chair kwame brown says the council could take up changes by next week. >>> nothing is worse than being away for a month and laying back in the city, you get in your car to go to work and you forget your tag is expired then the police stops you and locks you up. that's not what this was intended -- this bill was intended to do. >> the crackdown got a response from senator jim webb. the virginia democrat wrote an open letter to mayor gray suggesting that the city had better ways to spend its money. >>> we're waiting for a police report after a man was struck by a car while crossing a street overnight. this happened on new york avenue at first street in northeast. the man was rushed to the hospital. there is no word yet on his condition or if he was walking in a crosswalk. >>> a custody battle over a child may have led to the deaths of eight people in a very quiet seaside town south of los angeles. police believe that the suspect walked into a crow

accident on 95 northbound in maryland on the ramp that would you to columbia/edessa, route 32.irginia there's volume on northbound 95 and eastbound 66. everything is open to get inside the beltway. clean as a bell is 95 traffic. heavy volume, so it's bound, an open all the way up to the pentagon. for metro rail, marc rail, or vre. . coming up, competitive eating in d.c. and ben's chili bowl have a perfect recipe. >> if you are headed out for events, what you need to know to navigate the roads and rails. details coming up in a live report. >> one health group makes a up in a live report. >> on[ male announcer ]es a at the saweway pharmacy you can get a flu shot from an experienced professional. we've given over 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. and you'll get a bonus. you get 10% off your groceries. [ male announcer ] save 10% on your groceries when you get a flu shot. that shoululd make you feel better already. safeway. ingredients for life. captione

around the beltway, no accidents. 95 in maryland, there's an accident on the ramps to 32 /columbia, whichgone. there was a water main break yesterday, but now you can use south dakota ave. 50 looks good from annapolis to get through northeast washington. 95 and b-w parkway, a little volume. no accidents on to the outer loop. starting to slow down. 270 have as a delay at shady grove road. back to you. >> thank you. >>> >>> 6:44. taking a look a day ahead. the d.c. city council is taking a closer look at the grass- cutting contracts. this follows a series of editorials questioning why mayor vincent gray favored a company that submitted the more expensive bid. >>> maryland officials will begin a series of meetings looking aftermath of hurricane irene. officials will learn more about the federal aid they will get to help rebuild. >>> virginia launching its four- day sales tax holiday for energy-efficient appliances. for more on all today's top stories, visit our website wjla.com. >>> >> economic protests as an opportunity for the white house. we have a reporter joining us with more. it seems

we are going to begin by about maryland traffic intof columbia to get four corners.the a crash was reportedelays fromeras 270 theer hurley boulevard to with a crash along the way. wayhbound 395 from the belt the pentagon and beyond to the 14th street is heavy. >>> a beautiful shot of the bay this morning. a beautiful start today with sunshine and 53 degrees in the district. cooler than morning but this cooler in the be 60's but walz will today through the we will have another update at 8:56. >>> stella? stella? oh, my god. >> what? do you see her? >> no. but i see myself in the role i was born to play. stella? stella? >> oh, that was last night's episode of "modern family." they're off looking for the dog. and cam, he knows this is what he meant to do. we cannot wait to show you a sneak peek of next week's episode before anyone gets to see it. it was hysterical last night. >> always funny. we'll give you a taste of next week. >>> look at this couple right here. joan and scott bolzan. scott, three years ago, he had an accident. it erased everything he remembered. his entire memory. they're g

maryland the eastern shore. howard county, you're also starting to clear out some. we'll take you up north here, the lower part of montgomery county silver spring, bethesda, up 29 and up to columbiawe still have showers going to laurel, beltsville and prince george's county. down to the south, the southern prince george's county, western charles now but this is moving east. you guys in southern maryland still have to deal with this. woodbridge down to quantico but that will break up as it moves to the east. to the west, some spotty showers here. that will be headed back to fairfax county. 61 in town and 60 in hagerstown. 68 though in fredericksburg and some 70s down in richmond with lots of upper 50s and low 60 ad scattered across the board right now. annapolis 64 with 61 here. light rain showers south winds at 6 and the dew point at 57. lots of cold air in the rockies, this is going to be moving east and a storm system heads this way saturday. going to be a close call. there will be some rain with it. maybe some wet snow north and west of d. c.. but temperatures should be too warm for any accumulations and i don't think it's going to snow heavily enough. kind of a novelty wet sn

maryland. temperatures near 50. closer to washington, mid and upper 50s. mid-60 district of columbia ya. mid-60s by the bay.k to bladensburg and montgomery village, some sunshine breaking out by late morning. afternoon highs into the mid-70s. sunrise at 7:19. sunrise at 6:27. we'll have a mostly clear early part of the evening in the mid and upper 60s early evening. by midnight near 60 with increasing clouds. rain on the way after that. we'll look at the rest of the week and the weekend. that will be in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic now? >>> traveling eastbound allentown road at branch avenue, your two left lanes are blocked. prince george's county police department are saying you can access branch avenue from allentown road, but i'll keep watching, and we to have tracee wilkins on the scene there. traveling 295 southbound, still seeing just the left lane open as crews work to repair road work. this is at south capitol street. also, congestion is starting to build as you make your commute right now on 395. this is the scene at seminary road. not seeing any accidents. if you're traveling

howard county and columbia, that area, we have heavier rain, too, south and west of frederick, maryland's pushing east and northeastward around d.c. we have showers and things are starting to lighten up a little bit. it's still wet. still scattered showers all the way down to the south. moderate rain coming down now. showers on tap for the over night period. north hagerstown where we have been cooling down the the rains. most of the temperatures will be hanging out in the upper 50s, low 60s in d.c. 62 for early tomorrow morning with fog once again. here is a look at the bigger part of the weather system where you see the tropical rains, the thunderstorms up through virginia. a lot of locations south of the virginia border, close to an inch and a half. the heavier rains moving through as low pressure makes its way northeastward. thought we were going get a break tomorrow. thursday looks like there will be some scattered showers around the area. maybe a thunderstorm if we get a break in the cloud cover. then for friday, there's the front. it's a very strong front. behind it, it's going to

columbia so be aware of that. also check all the latest accident information on twitter follow us at maryland traffic back to you.alth news this morning, doctors are changing the recommendations for who should receive regular hiv testing. american academy of pediatrics is urging all teens between 16 and 18 to get regular routine tests. that is if they live in an area where more than 1,000 people have the sexually transmitted infection. aap advice them of any age tested for other stds to be foafortd hiv. doctors say half of the hiv infected teens don't know they are carrying the virus. >>> ghouls and goblins are not the scariest part of trick or treating. for children with severe food allergies, it's the candy. the journal of pediatrics says .8% of children have at least 1 food allergy. so parents need to be vigilant about looking at the candy ingredients. many bite sized candies don't include full ingredient labels on the individual packs of candies. >>> passengers who have been trappeded for -- stranded for days may get relief. what had to happen to get a airline off the ground so people could get home. >>> and

other parts of maryland and virginia seeing precipitation. columbiaon getting this, or will get it shortly. still problem spots. where we're not getting the heavy rain, we have the drizzle and fog and mist. we're between two different systems. both of them bringing moisture to the mid-atlantic and northeast. the stationary front to the east, that's an area of low pressure moving up, bringing us the rain today. then the frontal boundary you saw to the west will bring rain showers in here tomorrow. it will also bring in cooler air for the weekend. five-day forecast, today periods of rain, 71 the high. tomorrow, clouds, maybe a little sun. showers, 72. the weekend looks great, with highs in the upper 60s to around 70. that's a look at what's happening with the weather. now let's get more on the rush hour traffic from julie wright. what was your favorite halloween costume? >> my favorite? >> yes. >> when i was little i dressed up as smurfette. >> that would be a sight to see. i would like to see a pick of that. >> you didn't like snooki from last year? >>

attorney for the district of columbia and before that with a homicide prosecutor in maryland in domestic violence prosecutor in san diego. please join me in welcoming kelly simpson. >> thank you, john. we are delighted and i am personally delighted to welcome jeh johnson to the heritage foundation day. after president obama was elected but before he swore an oath to the constitution, a senior high ranking military official called and are amish military officer in the reserves and our know this person and he said you really ought to have a chat and get to know jeh johnson because i know him. he served with distinction as the air force general counsel during the clinton administration and you two to get to know each other. so i called him. he was running transition and point at the pentagon and he took my call and that began a professional and collegial conversation and i would say friendship that started december/january before the president took office. i told him during our first call that are supported military commissions in general but opposed the 2006 act and the secretary expressin

columbia ya, we're in the mid-30s. right along the western shores of the bay, mid and upper 30s. much of southern maryland near the waters, near 30 degrees. northern neck, near the eastern shore, right near freezing as well. we'll have the high clouds drifting in this morning with sunshine coming through. quite a bit of sun this morning. as we get into the afternoon hours, we'll have the thickening clouds moving as well as an area of coastal low pressure developing. for trick or treaters in southern maryland, there may be a few sprinkles early evening. up around the metro area, perhaps around midnight a few sprinkles. those may linger until dawn on tuesday. here's how things are looking for us for this monday. we'll have sunshine this morning, increasing clouds. sunrise at 7:34. we should be climbing into the mid-50s this afternoon. what zmoe is lingering. a lot of it should be melting and should be long gone by this evening. then for your halloween evening for trick or treaters, yes, dress warmly. it's going to be cloudy and chilly. temperatures down into the 40s through the evening. and then, yes, a few

columbia. it also includes 70,000 square feet of retail space. >>> governor o'malley signs a new maryland congressionalistrict map into law, setting the stage for a fight over a congressional seat long held by western maryland republican. >> reporter: on his website, six district congressman roscoe bartlett says he's not interested in politics, he's interested in the country. maryland republicans claim state democrats targeted his seat for a democratic takeover. >> it was done to increase their numbers in washington. >> reporter: redistricting now gives democrats a shot at the seat bartlett has been holding for 23 years. remember these? between kratovil and andy harris. ended up with harris getting the seat long held by republicans. >> i would imagine republicans would spend 10 cents in district 1. but they'll spend millions -- plus -- millions to hold onto that seat in western maryland. >> reporter: bartlett has said he will run for re-election. but the government and assembly have lit rae change -- literally changed the landscape. >> there will be people coming in from all over to campaign. it will b

columbia. and a few sprinkles down interstate 95 and prince william. it's in the 60s in southern maryland, lower eastern shore whether watchers are reporting. weather watchers reporting shennendoah valley, but it's in the 60s in much of western maryland and into west virginia. sunrise at 7:30. we'll have light showers this morning, but mid to late morning, maybe showers in washington as well as into the afternoon. highs reaching the mid and upper 60s. then, later tonight, we get cold. in fact, mid 30s tomorrow morning and these counties under a freeze watch. highs tomorrow only near 50, partly cloudy and a chilly rain on saturday. maybe even a few wet snowflakes. then on sunday, sunny, but chilly. highs near 50 with a cold start. chilly for halloween, too, and a bid milder after that. how is traffic. >>> if you're taking the orange line, there won't be any eighth train cars. that means you can expect crowding today and on the roads the if you're taking 395, you can see we have volume here. had a disabled vehicle on the roadways. actually, it's still here. the vehicles in the shoulder lane

farms in maryland are the top agricultural producer in the state and now their lead is going to get bigger. the federal government signed into law today agreements with south korea, panama and columbiato waive most tariffs. panama has a 260% tariff on certain parts of the chicken. removing those tariffs means more exports. >> there are 15-52-inch tunnel fans. >> reporter: larry has eight chicken houses here. at any given time he will have 40,000 chickens on his farm and they will raise 32 million chickens a year. >> with them lifting the tax there could be more kmand on poultry and there by the layoff time would be less and we would have more income. so it is a great benefit to us. >> with the profit of margin so small for each bird any help for exports could be beneficial to the eastern shore. >> we have people coming up here all the time asking for work. >> and that answer may be yes this time. disagreement by the governments may add over 280 jobs in the industry between delaware and maryland. this could mean more than just new jobs. >> anything that we do passes back to the community because we hire the people. they go to the businesses and buy supplies. they go to lowe's or home

maryland's most powerful radar, nothing is going on. it's going to be a gorgeous day outside today. we are looking at temperature wise right now into columbiacoming in around 47 degrees. more of the same into fallston. annapolis around 48. and check out what we have in terms of the wind. not a whole lot. wind out of the -- winds out of the south. gusts up to 15 miles per hour. things looking pretty good and feeling good. check out the hour by hour forecast as we get warmer. temperatures around 67 degrees. mostly sunny skies. let's send it oaf to tanya for traffic. >> reporter: an incident cleared maryland 97 north at frederick road in cocksville and that's out of the way -- cooksville. and that's out of the way. 95 at 175 no incidents between the beltways or between elk ridge and laurel. look at 95 at fort mchenry tunnel. an accident is in the left lane 95 southbound before the tunnel. as you can see, lots of flashing lights stay to the left if you can. or stay in bore one. back to you, charley. >> we told you she was coming and arrived yesterday renee d out. ceur was evacuated from after what doctor believe it was a stroke. she spoke to re

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. >> light to moderate showers continue to move across virginia, virginia, maryland, the district of columbianortheast washington as well as east central prince georges county, and that area of red stretches into central an ron dull. and then we will get clearing, and before then into the 70s. much cooler tonight, and 40s by >> as you get into the weekend, check your weather on the weather channel or weather.com online. now let's head on down to d.c. and say hello to uncle willie. hello. >> how sweet it is. a little birthday cake, a little ice cream. i used to love breyer's. i think they sell that all over the country, here in this area, good old homemade ice cream. look at edna. edna landis of mannheim, pennsylvania. like the mannheim band. i like that. 107. enjoys taking good care of her crafts, activity and loves to play cards and she is a champion, i mean a champion at cribbage. we have joseph klein, sarasota, florida, 100 years old, loves, i mean enjoys growing all kinds of orchards. he is a big orchard. secret to longevity is loving everybody and loving his beautiful wife. how sweet. ho

maryland, western virginia. clear skies for the most part, and cold temperatures now down 29 at great falls. reston at 28. sterling at 29. 32 if alexandria. up in columbia this morning, we have an even 30 degrees. reagan national, winds are calm. we have a 36-degree temperature. dew points in the low 30s. storm system got one piece coming out of the great lakes and ohio valley. the moisture we expect to develop later today across eastern north carolina. increasing through the afternoon hours. by 5:00. look at that. some of the showers move toward us before midnight. the late trick or treaters, today 56, tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. not nearly as cold as this morning. tomorrow the sun returns. 58. mostly sunny 61. a chilly rain on friday. this is the weekend, by the way, we turn the clock back. >> looking forward to that extra hour. thank you. >>> we are going to take a live look from sky 9. i just got off the phone with prince georges county fire. it was a car and pickup truck involved right here on the inner loop of the beltway at branch avenue. it should be cleared shortly. let's look at a map. going into virginia on the northbound side of i-95

>> good morning, showers moving south to north through virginia, west virginia and maryland and the district of columbiaf the day, noontime or midday, and we may go cloudy for a time, but then maybe some showers into the ev >>> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thanks. now to today's professionals where our panel of power players break down the hottest headlines. surveys and studies making news. star jones is an attorney and author. donny deutsch is chairman of deutsch incorporated and dr. nancy snyderman is nbc's chief medical editor. good morning to all of you. >> do you notice nancy always touches me at the beginning of the segment? >> like you guys have your little moment. >> i need the energy. >> she is transferring her power to you. okay. let's start with demi and ashton. i don't know if any of us really knows what's going on behind closed doors between these two but it would appear there are marital problems because there's this 22-year-old woman who is talking to "us weekly" about her one night stand with ashton that took place on their sixth anniversary. >> she needs to shut up.

maryland, visibility only about a quarter mile. closer to town. we're fine on the visibility. temperatures, talked about them. gaithersburg, 46 along with sterling. 48 in columbia. down south, we've got 50, fort belvoir. mason neck, alexandria. baden, andrews, bowie, college park all at 50 degrees this morning. reagan national sits a little bit milder at 52 with partly cloudy skies. very light at 3 miles per hour. once we get rid of that storm that's been across us and the northeast, look to the west. you have to go west of the rockies where you're finding lots of showers. they're moving south to north. they're not charging east. storm systems, as you know, haven't been moving very quickly. we'll be good. we'll get rid of this. we'll have several days, maybe a week of pretty decent weather around here. here is a look at the next three days. today, upper 60s. sun returns, breezy. tonight, 40s and 50s. tomorrow, breezy again. milder. 74 under mostly sunny skies. thursday, mostly sunny but a little bit cooler. temperatures in the upper 60s. friday, around 70. the weekend looks warmer and sunny and dry and nice and pumpkin picking, garden attention weather for you.

or a maryland company, lorenz incorporated, that proved it would do the job much cheaper but doesn't have the district connect. >> how many of your employees are residents of the district of columbia? >> none. >> and are you a resident of the district of columbia? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: d.c. does consider the price of doing business when awarding contracts, but by law, it gives extra points to district company. and that is why mayor gray has put his support behind the community bridge. >> all i am trying to do is, one, to be able to get a fair price for the people of the district of columbia and to be able to make these opportunities available to companies in the district of columbia. >> reporter: all right, one thing discussed today is this law that benefits local business owners. that doesn't focus on the employees. if the own cert resident, they get extra point when is applying for d.c. contracts. the companies are not required to hire d.c. residents. >> matt ackland, thank you. >>> still ahead on fox 5 news at 5. the conrad murray trial. don't mess the police interview recording played in -- miss the police interview recording played in court today. how damaging is that

columbia, mid-30s. only near 30 in prince george's county and arlington. in fairfax county many locations have dipped down into the upper 20s. dipped down into the 20s in much of maryland, away from the water near 30. northern neck and eastern shore right near the freezing mark as well. up in the mountains, where they got up to 14 inches of snow on saturday, they are near the freezing mark as well. we do have clouds closing in coming in from the south and west. we should have sunshine this morning, but a cloudy afternoon. we'll have our temperatures climbing to the low 40s by 9:00. by the way, our sunrise is getting later and later at 7:34. we fall back next weekend. so we'll have our sunrises and sunsets an hour earlier. by noontime today we'll be up around 50 with quite a bit of cloudiness. cloudy the rest of the afternoon. highs mid-50s. your trick or treat forecast coming up in about ten minutes at 35k at 5:11. >>> right now the only thing you're facing is having to wake up this early. let's take a live look at 270. traveling north and south on 270, you are clear. let's take a live look at west montgomery avenue. taking i-270 is both directions, you're clear all th

maryland today. folks are being asked to commit to not drinking soda for 30 days, the official announcement will be made in columbia this morning. >>> 26 minutes past the hour the debt super committee has just over a month to come up with a trillion dollars many budget cuts. congressman chris van holland will join us next. >>> another live lookout side the latest weather and traffic tony and julie will have that for you coming up next, 7:26 a.m. on a thursday morning stay with us  [ female announcer ] for over 30 y years, we've been dedicated to helelping our students succd in america's most in demand careers. we provide you with instructors who are professionals working in the fields they teach. it's an education designed for today, from a university that holds the same level of institutional accreditation as america's top schools. experience the university of phoenix difference at phoenix.edu. experience the university of phoenix difference we should reach our normal high by this afternoon. hey, ellen! what are you doing? not much -- just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee. want so

maryland's most powerful doppler radar. temperatures 56. clouds beginning to roll in ahead of the complex storm system. 49 westminster. 52 columbia. 55 annapolisitical, especially if you live near the chesapeake bay. northeast wind picking up tomorrow. expect the winds to increase during the afternoon. we talk about a 20-30 miles per hour winds or higher eastern shore, watch the red and purple arrows. coastal areas 50 miles per hour winds tomorrow night. we will have the 20-30 miles per hour range. could add to flooding on the chesapeake bay and dealing with issues with the boats nearby. rain 1-3 inches possible. we are watching the development of the come plex storm pattern. a mild day, 71, dry. tonight backing down to the 50s. rain with us at day break. rain during the day tomorrow. worst part tomorrow evening. >>> p incident reported 70 east at baltimore national pike, slow between bel air and charles street. looking now, a life look at the northwest side of the beltway. stop and go traffic near 795, past old court road. this is going to last around until edmonton avenue. jfx northern parkway is slow. slow down at city-county line. it conti

columbia, southern baltimore and arundel, fairfax. you can see again primarily out to the west and south, although it's now moving into portions of southern maryland, moving across the chesapeake bay not too long from now, heavy rain around thefredericksburg region. some rain showers coming through. take the umbrella with you this morning. temperatures at the area airport. we are in the sixties right now. 66 degrees at reagan national, 64 at dulles, 66 at bwi marshall. your planner for the day will see plenty of clouds. we will see some sunshine but periods of rain again. showers, not quite as intense as yesterday but we cannot rule out some thunderstorms later in the day. it will also be rather breezy as the day progresses. look for highs in the low 70s. that's a quick look of what's going on. right now, let's if to julie wright and take a look at traffic. >> it's busy on the road. i was told it was going to be busy. southbound on glebe road, we have some activity here on the ramp. lanes are open as you travel between montrose and the lane divide. expect to be about a 40 minute community. route 1200 over at 95, checking for accident activity here

but maryland's most powerful doppler radar, and you can see it here across the beltway and lifting across interstate 70. and it's coming to an end in columbiabreak and leftover drizzle towards the south. we want to highlight the big movement here. look at the tropical feed just off the coast. while we had one surge push through this mornings most of the heavy moisture off the coast. we have an area of high pressure pushing this cold front through the south and then this pressure through mexico effecting florida yesterday. and an afternoon storms could development and turn severe during the next six to 10 hours, general time frame. we are looking through the push of morning rain getting out of here. while that moves off to the northeast, we get this little break, a dry slot. that will give us drizzle or cut us off with a peek or two of sun. we have potential of severe storms with damaging winds and even isolated tornado. the wind flow will pick up this afternoon and then another surge through the bay with coastal flooding. high tide within an hour or two of midday and an hour or so of midnight along the chesapeake west side. and 67 today. a