west virginia looks like they have it. ready to throw, just lost the handle and west virginia recovers around the 37 yard line of rutgers. wrnz boy, nobody touched gary nova on this play. he's back and moving up in the pocket, which is nice. as he tries to put his left hand on the ball, he loses it. now the defense. excuse me. defense has to right up and make a play. >> mark: julian miller, number 97, recovered it for west virginia. the third rutgers turnover. 6:05 to go. you would think, ray, as successful as west virginia has been on the ground today they would want to eat some clock here. >> ray: i would expect them to continue to run the football. >> mark: west virginia has won the last 16 meetings with kwut gerz. there's that clip. alston is runni ning right. still going. steps out of the bounds. they mark him out at the 21 yard line. that's the fourth time they run that play. >> ray: really nice block there by eger. the right tackle, and in the back alston. alston got the outside contain man abreu on the ground. that

virginia, and it's in the upper 50s right near the chesapeake bay. over the last 12 hours, we've had the cloud cover increasing last night. it is mostly cloudy right now. just some thin clouds coming over. you can see a little bit of star shine coming through. as the morning progresses, we'll have a little sun this morning. sunrise at 7:28. we ought to be around 60 by 9:00. then by noontime, cloudy. mid-60s. we'll hold steady briefly. late afternoon, there is a possibility of a few sprinkles. a small chance, about a 30% chance of a few sprinkles by late afternoon. that may continue into this evening. a look at your evening planner coming up at 4:41. danella, good morning. how's traffic. >> good morning. it is a good start so far. not seeing any problems in our area. let's take a live look at some of our area's bridges, starting with the woodrow wilson bridge. in both directions across the woodrow wilson bridge, not seeing any problems. as you loop around to the american legion bridge, your lanes are open. it's a smooth commute. this is the 14th stree

people stop at langley air force base and fire station no.in virginia.terday the president said that he will listen to any proposals from republicans. >>> people receiving social security will get a raise in january. the the first increase in benefits since 2009. it's expected to be about 3.5%. nthere will be news on that when the report is released later today. >>> veterans of foreign wars issue will call to action for veterans benefits. they are urging the 2 million members of the group to contact their lawmakers. the benefits of being targeted by a deficit-cutting super committee charged with slashing $1.20 trillion out of the federal budget. >>> some occupy wall street protesters in new york city have taken their fight to the manhattan district attorney's office. they want prosecutors to investigate an alleged police attack on a protester last friday there. an officer was caught on tape punching a man. the man's lawyer tells the new york times that prosecutors say they are investigating the incident. >>> dozens of exotic animals are on the loose in o

yes, george mason was the primary author of the virginia declaration of rights, and the virginia declaration of rights it was a statement of basic rights and liberties of the english people and some were the rights and liberties that americans felt that britain had infringed upon and should be protected in writing to read burton didn't have one document that provided the liberty. so george mason in '76 when virginia was riding its first state constitution wrote a statement of rights that was appended to the virginia constitution and this declaration of rights became the basis then for many of the other states but also attached bills of rights and then in her when the united states wrote the constitution and 1787 many of the same rights were incorporated into the u.s. constitution in the first amendment. >> large landowner in virginia. >> yeah over 200 slaves, so very interesting guy had a lot of kids, 12 to 14, and -- >> the declaration of independence? >> he was not at independence hall. he didn't find it constitutional, the documents the proposed u.s. constitution because it did not contai

sot en alexandria virginia, univision. el departament o de justicia determino hoy que no hay suficiente evidencia para imponer cargos criminales contra oficiales de la policia de metro, en el caso del arresto de un incapacitado... durante el incidente ocurrido el 19 de mayo, los agentes habrian sacado de su silla de ruedas a dwight harris, y lo hicieron caer al suelo donde termino sangrando fuertemente.. un video capturo la golpiza a las afueras de la estacion de la calle u.. los oficiales continuan suspendidos hasta que concluya otra evaluacion... la temporada navidena esta por iniciar y autoridades advierten a los comerciantes sobre el creciente problema de los asaltos en masas.. al menos dos incidentes se han registrado en la region durante los ultimos seis meses, en los que entre 20 y 30 jovenes entran a tiendas y roban todo lo que pueden al mismo tiempo y en cuestion de segundos... malas noticias para los residentes de virginia..el desemplo aumento aunque segun las ultimas cifras continua siendo por debajo del resto d

a break in northern virginia. most of the rain is in maryland and west virginia. we will continue to see showers moving through. showers off and on, mainly light in nature throughout the day. 66 and becoming gusty into the afternoon and evening. with the wind picks up, that's when you know the cold front is moving into town. the cold air will spill in with the gusty wind. glows in the 30's late tonight and early tomorrow morning. -- lows in the 30's. freeze watch in effect in northern ireland and parts of west virginia early tomorrow morning. >>> 270 southbound out of frederick's is heating up. centreville at 50, slow traffic. no. i-95, heavy traffic getting into woodbrige and springfield. here's a live picture of traffic on northbound 95, headlights in this camera moving towards the pentagon. everything waiting period route 4 and route 5, no complications, does growing volume out of brandywine and waldorf on 210. more your neighbors into fort washington. everything is open onto d.c. 95 northbound. >>> the 57 degrees on this thursday 6:12. >> european leaders have

congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia.arget pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> protesters in freedom plaza tell us they're free to stay for a long time. good morning. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs >> and i'm eun yang. it is tuesday, october 11th, 2011. we're taking a live look outside right now. it's 6:30. 65 degrees. a touch warmer but cloudier as well. meteorologist tom kierein here to tell us more about the forecast. >> yesterday we got into the low 80s, and that's probably going to be the last of the 80s for the rest of the year. >> too bad. >> our chances of getting 80 again are really very slim as the next several days are looking cooler. with the clouds we've had overnight, we kind of held in a little bit of that warmth we've had yesterday. this morning it's kind of mild near the bay but also in washington, low and mid-60s. else where, it's dipped down in the 60s in many locations of virginia. it's hit near 50 in much of western maryland and much of west virginia. all of the clouds

what about the executive bran of virginia's -- branch of virginia's government? mason didn't think much about that either, but he liked jefferson, jefferson was governor, and he liked jefferson and got along pretty well with patrick henry. but they may have been the exceptions. i came across one petition that mason wrote in the fall of 1781. now, he might have been celebrating the american victory at yorktown, but it was mason's habit to, you know, celebrate excessively. and he writes this petition complaining about, um, some of the executive branch officials. he's particularly complaining about their use of the power of impressment, that they're seizing private property for the military and not paying for it even though he thinks cash is available to pay willing sellers. and he targets thomas nielsen who was governor for abusing the power of impressment. and he also attacks nielsen for acting without approval of the council of state. there's that council of state again. the virginia constitution required governor's actions to be approved by the council of state.

start in virginia. southbound richmond highway at kings highway, all your lanes are blocked due to an accident there. southbound 270 in maryland at montgomery village avenue, only the left lane gets by that accident. checking the travel in that area, so far traffic is still light. i just want you to be aware. you've got to stay to the left time. construction is wrapping up. as we shoot down the 495 north, robinson terminal is clear. back to you. >>> crews are celebrating another amazing rescue in turkey this morning. a 13-year-old boy was pulled from the rubble of an apartment building that collapsed more than 100 hours ago when that 7.2 magnitude quake rocked the country on sunday. the boy was rushed to a waiting ambulance. unfortunately, similar stories are less and less common. at least 550 people are confirmed dead and another 923 others are wounded. >>> a veteran injured in protests will not need surge sk wednesday night protesters say was causeded by a police projectile. prosecutors arou protester

george mason was the primary author of the virginia deck ha ration of rights, and the virginia deck ha ration of rights became -- it was a statement of basic rights and liberties, some of which were traditional rights and liberties of english people, some were the rights and liberties that americans felt that britain had infringed upon and should be protected in writing. britain didn't have one single document that protected all their rights and liberties. and so george mason in 1776 when virginia was writing its first state constitution wrote a statement of rights that was appended to the virginia constitution. and this declaration of rights became the basis then for many of the other states that also attached bills of rights, and then in turn when the united states wrote a new constitution in 1787, many of those same rights were incorporated into the u.s. constitution in the first ten amendments. >> host: large landowner here in virginia? >> guest: oh, yeah. slave other than, over 200 slaves. yes, a very interesting guy. kind of grumpy, had a lot of kids, 12 or 14. and -- >> host: di

en arlington virginia, alfredo miranda, univision.ondado de prince willian, los organizmos que defienden a los inmigrantes dicen que una persona murio en custodia de las autoridades federales despues de haber sido arrestado por la policia local...fernando pizarro nos trae los detalles de este caso.. luego de ser transferido el 27 de septiembre desde este centro de detencion en el condado de prince william en virginia a la custodia de ice un dia despues de su detencion por la policia local, el salvadoreno de 33 anos anibal ramirez murio en el hospital de la universidad de virginia el 2 de octubre. sus familiares, 1 tio y 1 primo aun no lo pueden creer. siento de todo, tristeza, enojo. porque se que no lo puedo remediar." ramirez, que deja a 1 esposa e hija en el salvador, murio de insuficiencia renal por hepatitis fulminante 5 dias despues de ser trasladado a 1 centro de detencion de ice. su familia alcanzo a verlo pero no lo entiende. y a mi nunca me dio ninguna condicion de enfermedad. lo hubiera llevado al hospital. incluso ellos no

>> we do have accumulating snow out in the west of hardy county, west virginia. the high areas of the mountains in west virginia and chester gap right here we have snow upwards of 2 inches already. and you can see the rain moving through too. the temperatures are falling and so is the rainfall around the washington, d.c. area frederick reporting rain. but is it snow in the higher elevations in the blue ridge and moving back to the west. so we are going to see that snow build in throughout evening hours and just about everybody to the west of washington is under a warning or advisory. in the pink that is a winter storm warning for snowfall that could exceed 4 to 5 inches. in the purple this is a winter weather advisory. we could see accumulation in that area too. i just updated the snowfall map. i'll show you who i think gets what coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> out in minnesota you see snowplows all the time before halloween. but not around here. snow pants either. who buys snow pants? shomari stone is out in virginia where it is wet and cold tonight. >> reporter

maryland and much of west virginia. it's mild there. they're in the low 60s. sunrise will be at 7:30. we'll be hovering around 60 through the morning with these occasional lighter showers and then some moderate showers moving in around 9:00 or so and off and on into the afternoon. passing showers. some of them could be moderate at times and a mild day into the mid and perhaps upper 60s by midafternoon. much colder tonight. we'll look at your evening planner. that will be in ten minutes. good morning, danella. how is the commute? >> good morning. the rails are open. so far, none are reporting delays. metro, marc all reporting on schedule. they look pretty good. here is a view of the bellway in prince georges county right around 50. you can see we have volume increasing. there are no delays n in or on the outer loop. getting just a tad busy at fairfax county parkway, but so far, clear in all directions north and south on i-95. if you're continuing on to 395, here is the view at duke street. it's a nice view. unmatching an

now his case reached the virginia supreme court.he incident happened last december at spotsylvania high school. the school saw it as more than a childish prank and expelled 14-year-old andrew michael for possession and use of a weapon. his attorneys asked the virginia supreme court to overturn the school's decision. they claim he did not intend to hurt anyone, and the pellets do not meet the school code's definition of weapons. >>> time now 5:48. apple will close its retail stores here and across the country for several hours today. that's so employees can watch a live broadcast of a memorial service for steve jobs. the tribute begins at 10:00 a.m. jobs passed away two weeks ago after battling pancreatic cancer. steve jobs was 56 years old. >>> a letter is going out. the cash strapped postal service is increasing the price of a first class stamp by one cent in january. that will make it 45 cents. the increase takes place january 22nd. in fiscal 2010, the postal service lost more than $8 billion. >>> the so-called occupy protests are

reports of tornadoes and damage in mineral, virginia. we have another area that's off to the south and east of that. it's pretty much right along i-95. at least it's certainly moving more and more in that direction. a lot of lightning with the cell and a lot of heavy rain. this cell could potentially be producing high winds as well. again, right up along i-95. from the bowling green area toward fredericksburg and quantico. if you have someone on the road, give them a heads up and let them know what's headed their way. let's pan out and show you what's down to the south of our area. again, the tornado watch, the potential for more tornadoes, that lasts until 11:00 p.m. this evening. >> we also had a special weather statement put up. not a warning but a special statement it's in eastern portions of fauquier county. the one to the east, this is moving into prince william county and will be close to the manassas area. this is going to be a storm that we are going to have to continue to watch. that storm producing some lightning. it's to the

frost out in western maryland and west virginia. upper 30s in the nearby suburbs to near 40 in washington, prince george's county, and southern maryland. for the rest of the day today, we'll have a partly sunny morning, cloudy afternoon. highs reaching the low 50s. sunrise at 7:31. cloudy tonight, and late tonight after midnight and during the day on saturday, some cold rain and wet snow. highs reaching the low 40s. sunday sun returns. highs mid-40s for halloween. we'll be warming up as we get into midweek next week and generally dry weather. possible snow, yes, up to six inches, maybe even more in some of the higher spots of western maryland, west virginia, much of the shenandoah valley. closer to washington, much lighter amounts. most of that will be on grassy areas only because the ground temperatures are so warm. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> let's check out the beltway starting in virginia. if you're taking the beltway near telegraph road on the inner loop there, you're traveling at 59 miles per hour making the t

west virginia is first on that list. and d.c. ranked 46. still a lot of them around. >> if a deer hits you or you hit it, your car could be totalled. >> and you could be severely injured. >> yes. >> hello. >>> as we went through the whole weekend, we had some of our coolest temperatures since all the way -- going all the way back to early may. >> really? >> yes. >> good thing is we're going to start warming up. really nice stretch coming our way, as you'll see in just a couple of minutes. we're at 48 degrees. the wind is calm. right now the dewpoint and temperature is at 42 degrees,'too bad. there is some rain out there right now. 42 degrees in frederick. 50 degrees in fredericksburg, virginia, with a light wind. here's a look at what's going on. look at that spin right there. that's an area of low pressure. another low pressure system rotating through. that's the stubborn one that was stuck to the west of our area over the weekend. you can see the rotation there. some showers right now south of d.c. dale city and waldorf, spinning on throu

and he married a fourth woman in july in virginia beach.pleaded guilty in chesterfield in april and faces other charges in similar counties. >>> it's supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life, but at one bride's wedding, the bridesmaids purses were stolen right out of the church. the six women stored their purses in a podium in a room below the sanctuary. but right after the ceremony, the purses were gone. one of the bridesmaids, who was afraid to be identified, worried that the thief might figure out where they live. they lost more than their cell phones and driver's licenses, they also lost their sense of security. >> it's very alarming to think, while we were upstairs and our best friend getting married, somebody was downstairs committing a horrible crime. it was in such an odd spot and it was such a big area, and they had such a little window of time. >> the bridesmaids say they're not optimistic the police will be able to find the stolen items, but they will keep an eye on craigs list and ebay for their stolen items being so

if you're taking the beltway in virginia, looks good. however, trying to look at the beltway at gallows road, you're going to have problems. that's where tracee wilkins is taking a look. >> reporter: they've already closed the ramp here. northbound gallows road, trying to get on 395 southbound, you'll find the ramp closed. they did it about five minutes ago. you'll have to keep straight on gallows road past fairfax hospital, turn right on arlington boulevard, and follow the signage they have up there to the outer loop. drivers, you can expect some delays here on gallows road this morning. that's what they're thinking is going to happen as drivers adjust to this new change. this is how it's going to be for the next two weeks as part of the hot lanes project. they're actually going to replace that ramp and put in a new one. i'm tracee wilkins live this morning in annandale. back to you all in the studio. >> thanks so much, tracee. we'll check in with you in just a bit. >>> let's turn our attention to decision 2012. the republican president

>> the red is actually from a blend in virginia. >> okay. now, what i heard was that back when george washington was in virginia, that wine started back then. this is not something new. >> not at all. they are huge proponents of european wines. they both thomas edison and george washington never made a drinkable wine in either of their lifetimes. but now we've improved that. >> and we've got great vineyards. >> absolutely. >> and on the cruise, tell me about how many vineyards will be on the cruise. >> we have 10 vineyards from lynden, virginia, wineries at lagrange, breaux, boxwood, white hall, other great wineries. >> all right. and so you should board the ship by 6:30. it's the patriot, down on 7th street. >> gangplank up the main avenue. >> and it's a one hour and a half cruise. >> 90 minutes. >> you get a chance to taste some lovely wins on and will be at this -- smithfield. >> yes. >> and cheese. >> cabot teas and milton crackers, and -- >> and some peanuts from virginia, and it's wonderful. so bring your friends. it's a $55. >> it's d

as well as out in western maryland and west virginia. chilly start there, just in the 40s this morning. you'll need a light jacket or sweater before you head off to work and school. a lot of clouds around. sunrise at 11:20. we may have sunshine breaking out from time to time throughout the day. highs reaching upper 60s to near 70 by midafternoon. this evening, here's your evening planner. sunset at 6:26 and a mostly cloudy evening. low 60s by midnight. by this time tomorrow morning, rain likely. we'll look at that, forecast for tomorrow, the rest of the week, and the weekend coming up, as well as a photo of my latest school visit at 5:51. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >>> still seeing escalators down at the wheaton metro station. metro has requested shuttle bus service. you may want to take that instead. it's going to be a very long time there. on the ralds, a delay on the marc, but it's much better now. now your delay is just five minutes on the penn south line train number 401. traveling 395 north, the ramp so edsall still shut

in virginia, plenty of traffic. but 66, 95 395, no accidents. there was a crash on marshall -- in marshall on 66 eastbound, but that's gone. southeast looks good. northeast looks good if on new york avenue and telework avenue and south dakota. a pretty good run from frederick on 270 70, and in and out of baltimore. back to you. >> thank you. >>> winter came early on the weekend. this morning millions of people across the northeast will wake up cold and in the dark. saturday there was snow and ice that tore down trees and power lines. it could take almost a week to turn electricity back on. brianne carter is in the newsroom with more on this record-setting nor'easter. >> absolutely. this monster nor'easter is causing a lot of damage. the unseasonable storm is already being blamed for at least 11 deaths up and down the northeast. millions are in the dark as they try to pick up the pieces of what was left behind. the nor'easter is gone, but the damage remains. >> one fell one way and one fell another and the other one fell another way and does each

border into far southern virginia.ve some sprinkles here this afternoon, there's a small chance of that. otherwise, a lot of clouds around here today. a little peek of sunshine this morning. by midafternoon, we ought to be in the low 70s. here's how we're looking tonight, your evening planner for this tuesday evening. sunset at 6:36. we'll have clouds and a small chance of a few sprinkles this evening in the 60s. a likelihood of rain moving in tonight. we'll talk about that and look at the rest of the week and the weekend at 5:51. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> we're starting to see congestion build. let's start on 270. this is the view at falls road. if you're taking 270 now and making your way south, it is that time of morning. very slow out of urbanna. delays continue when you get to clarksburg. once you pass clarksburg, you're pretty good. i am seeing volume increase just a bit at falls road. the good news is on 270 no accidents to report. traveling in virginia, getting very busy at sudley road heading ea

. >> a tornado may have touched down in louisa county, virginia. too much for historic sylvania plantation house, which survived more than two centuries of storms and war. the bulls was torn off, causing a lot of damage to the interior. -- the roof was torn off. >> it saet the roof down in the yard. >> the damage is so expensive that it's not clear if the house can be restored to its former glory. >>> it's not clear if the weather caused a tractor- trailer to crash on southbound 95 in college park. the vehicle rolled over last night. some lanes are closed. the driver does not have serious injuries. >>> how are the roads looking now? let's get an update from lisa baden. >> looking better in maryland. first i will take you to the maps. no problems on the beltway. looks good at the american legion bridge, the wilson bridge, in and out of baltimore as normal travel times. 270 between father hurley boulevard and the beltway in good shape as well as 66 between centreville and 495. quiet on the dulles greenway and dulles toll road. back to you. >> thank y

virginia is down to $3.27. analysts expect prices to drop even further. >>> metro work planned over the weekend. they will reopen on tuesday morning. shuttle buses will operate between mount vernon and other stations. >>> the anticipation is building about the unveiling of iphone 5. not much is known. it is believed apple will also offer a less-expensive version of the iphone 4. >> we also have some anticipation about the sun. >>> equally building to the iphone 5. 70 degrees, but not today or tomorrow. patience is a virtue. outside come here are some of the spots. if you say that does not look like october, the average is still in the low 70s. there is snow on skyline drive in a big meadow. there was snow on the ground this morning. there were snowball fights at in snowshoe, west virginia. at early elevations this morning, there was snow. 53 degrees for the high temperature. the average? 73 degrees. 20 below. out in the tropics, and there is what had been ophelia now just a nasty storm. look at this spinning cl

en shirlinton en el norte de virginia, pero su realidad es triste...hace 4 meses que no encuentra nada... "yo he venido muchas veces y nunca he trabajado a sido imposible , yo tengo ya quizas 4 meses de no trabajar." el departamento de trabajo dio a conocer que en virginia el desempleo aumento en el mes de septiembre a 6.5 %, en agosto se reporto una cifra mas baja .... de 6.3 % el trabajo esta malo aqui. un dia por semana nomas...cual fue su ultimo trabajo senor? fue levantar una mudanza de 3 horas nomas , ni siquiera completo, 3 horas nomas .... cuanto gano? ahhh 60 dolares..." y aqui en virginia esta es la tercera vez consecutiva que aumenta el desempleo, quienes buscan trabajo en esta esquina dicen que no encuentran nada ni en construccion , ni tampoco en pintura... en pintura , en construccion la cosa a bajado normalmente no hay otros anos como este ano que he visto bastante desempleo " y es que como se puede apreciar en este video.... muchos se la pasan horas de horas sin encontrar nada.... y cuando algun carro aparece los jornaleros se pelean, s

congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> a fighter jet wrash crashed in an air show in china. it burst into flames on impact. one pilot is missing and presumed dead. another pilot ejected from the plane. he suffered minor injuries. nobody on the ground was hurt. the crash is being investigated. it's not clear if mechanical problems or pilot error is to blame. >>> soldiers should be home by tuesday. israel agreed to release more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners for his safe return. it's causing controversy in israel because some of the hostages are being held for terrorist attacks. his abduction is described as a national trauma for israel. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted their fifth state dinner. the first lady's wardrobe choice trended on twitter. mrs. obama wore a deep vie lot one-shoulder dress by a korean designer. the main course, beep rib eye from texas. side dishes included vegetables from the white house garden. the dessert wa

virginia fans all know about this.s been a very unpredictable season in the acc so far this year. instead of the traditional powers leading the pack like virginia tech, florida state or miami, the lone unbeatens clemson and georgia tech lead their divisions. both teams are predicted to remain undefeated before they square off in two weeks. the cavaliers tried to play the spoiler role. cavaliers hosting 12th ranked georgia tech, first quarter, first drive for uva. pitch goes to kevin parks. right into the end zone for the td. capping off a 12-play 73-yard drive. virginia up 7-0. same score later in the quarter. michael rocco drops back. finds tim smith at the bottom your screen for a touchdown. lots of time. he finds smith with the great grab. uva up 14-0. second quarter, 14-7, rocco this time looking for chris byrd. but it's picked off. yellow jackets with the interception. rod goes the other way. he keeps rumbling. he will get into the end zone. returns an interception 32 yards for the score. tied up at 14. cavaliers,

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down in the 40s in west virginia. just near 40 western maryland, west virginia. closer to washington in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties, low 50s. mid-50s in washington. upper 50s right near the bay waters. southern maryland, eastern shore, quite a bit of cloudiness there, and in the low and mid-50s. clouds all over the region this morning. they may produce a few sprinkles by late afternoon. might have a little sun coming through the clouds from time to time this morning. then there is a small chance of a sprinkle late afternoon. highs climbing into the mid to upper 60s. tomorrow might get a morning shower and an afternoon shower is more likely on thursday. cloudy tomorrow with highs mid-60s. much cooler on friday morning, down into the mid-30s. a cool afternoon, highs only mid-50s friday and partly cloudy. could get chilly rain on saturday. can't even rule out a few wet snowflakes, especially along the higher ridges. then on sunday sunny but still chilly. highs in the mid-50s. chill remains in the air monday and tuesday. danella, good mor

a 35% of virginia residents supported. the largest supporters of the protest are african-american males. the entire pool is posted right now on wjla.com. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton says no, thanks, to a possible shot at the presidency in 2016. she said she is just about ready to return to private life. she said she wants to get back to writing teaching, and helping women around the world. >> to be continued, i guess. >>> we will get some rain in here by the middle of the week. let's get started. let's take a look at some of our temperatures. a little sampling of highs and lows of around the area. check out the numbers in bethesda 65 and 56. as reagan national airport, this is our fort board. 69 and 59 is the high and low. later on in the week, the cold front is going to drop the temperature very noticeably. 68 in frederick, 65 in annapolis. we have a very quiet weather pattern at the moment. you see some high clouds moving it from the west. thunderstorms, missouri, and across. -- coming across. there is a fairm

in northern ireland and parts of west virginia. heights tomorrow in the low 50's, colder. 40's with a chance of rain showers and wet snowflakes north and west of town on saturday. the weekend looks pretty cool with highs near 50. >>> the commute looks ok as far as the drive in maryland. reports of a broken-down vehicles on the beltway near university boulevard. i will take you to assume wet pavement, but moving at speed. the headlights, before university boulevard is a star vehicle farm road. no problems on 66, 95. 95 in this camera. it's good on the dulles greenway, the dulles toll road. beautiful trip on the george washington parkway. this is north of reagan national. >> that's beautiful. >>> 57 degrees on this thursday. cracks coming up next, the unbeaten capitals. their battles ahead north of the border. >> on the next "anderson," millions will watch me eat spinach for the precise. how to introduce new foods to your children to get them to like them. a teenager desperate for help, and intervention to save her life. >>> the majo

elsewhere, scattered lighter showers across maryland, virginia, and west virginia. heavy downpours out of the mountains where their temperatures in the upper 50s. generally low to mid-60s from the blue ridge through the bay. we're in the mid-60s from montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties, and the district of columbia. here's the potential rainfall all the way into tomorrow. this area of blue, this is a zone here. we could pick up as much as .5 inch to 1.5 inches. that's going to be much of the area. we may have heavier downpours on the eastern shore. they could get over 2 inches of rain from this by the time it all ends by thursday afternoon. we're going to be in for a wet period here for the rest of the day today. allow extra time as you head off to work and school this morning. we'll be in the 60s with occasional showers throughout the day as well as overnight tonight. we'll be in the 60s through the evening as well. we may get a respite tomorrow morning. looks like more rain likely tomorrow afternoon and evening with thunder and lightning. that

at or below freezing throughout the rest of virginia, west virginia.in blue under a freeze warning until 9:00 this morning, including virginia, the district, all of maryland and the eastern shore and west virginia. satellite and radar over the last 12 hours showing this storm has cleared out and things are going to be bright and sunny today as we go forward. future weather, lots of sun today. as we get into the evening hours and tomorrow morning, we'll begin to see clouds coming in for monday. a little disturbance coming over us. a lot of cloudiness on monday. by monday evening late, 10:00, 11:00 in the evening, we could have light rain. it may continue into tuesday morning. a little bit of light rain starting off tuesday morning. marine corps. marathon, cold start to the race. we'll have that northwesterly breeze around 5 to 15. temperatures in the upper 30s. and for the afternoon, though, a nice afternoon. compared certainly to yesterday. what a change. lots of sun. a few clouds. highs reaching 50 degrees. a lot of snow near washington will be meltin

and still a very tough commute traveling 95 in virginia.e hov restrictions have been lifted because construction here is going to continue until 8:00 a.m. at least. right now only the left lane will get you by. seeing delays start at route 234. it is going to be a tough commute, and delays continue to 395. eun, back to you. >> busy morning for you, danella. thanks so much. >>> she is a local public bus driver and has a number of wives. this morning we're learning more about the man behind bars accused of killing his stepdaughter. 42-year-old david hang was arrested yesterday. he is accused of killing 12-year-old jessica nguyen. she was found stabbed to death outside of her gaithersburg home back in may. news 4 learned that hang is a driver for the montgomery county ride-on bus system. investigators tell us hang was also married to four women in montgomery county. police are holding a news conference at 11:00 this morning to release more information about the arrest. we'll be there. look for the latest on "news 4 midday" at 11:00 and our web

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generally, most locations in the 50s and some 60s showing off in west virginia. quite a mild start compared to what we're going to see this time tomorrow morning. sunrise will be at 7:30. we'll be hovering around 60 through the morning. mid 60s by noon time, maybe a passing shower, as well. by midafternoon, maybe even upper 60s in a few locations. but then turning chillier tonight. in fact, we may have a freeze this time tomorrow morning. a look at your evening planner, that will be in ten minutes. here is a look at the thursday morning commute. good morning, danella. >> good morning. as you drive today, pass connecticut avenue, seeing an accident in the left shoulder lane. checking traffic in that area, you can see we're in the green in both directions. not seeing any problems for you there. in problems inside the beltway. it's clear for you in both directions outside of the beltway. i-95 in virginia, as well, no accidents in the roadways for you. they are wet. give yourself extra time this morning. >> danella, thank you. nugs 4's chris gordon has developments i

and in virginia heading 66 east, delays out of fair oaks. they continue as you head inside of the beltway. you can see right here at waples mill road, you're going to have to practice patience as you make your commute and give yourself extra time this morning. now back to you both. >> thank you, danella. >>> 6:12. 64 degrees. ahead, the ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> welcome back at 6:15. this morning family members of a missing 10-month-old baby are telling reporters they expect police to arrest the little girl's mother. lisa irwin disappeared from their kansas city home a week ago. the parents say someone took her from the home while they were asleep. the family hired a private investigator to help coordinate the search. >> there is a bad person or bad people with this child. we want to get this child home safe and sound. that'

most of this stays snow back toward our western counties of west virginia and into western virginia,30, look at the heavy rain. we'll see snow in this area, too. i have the higher snowfall totals there. by 5:30, we are dealing with the rain. maybe snow in here late in the afternoon as the system pulls out. everybody clearing out by tomorrow night. it's a quick system but enough moisture very quickly to provide us with four to eight inches of snow to the west. it could include parts of the blue ridge here. two to four inches in front royal, charlestown and around washington, now, i'm thinking less than an inch. if we get a heaviest burst of snow, that could pile things up on grassy surfaces. i'm not worried about roadways. to the south and east, this is rain and wind. i'm talking 20, 30 maybe 40-mile-an-hour winds as we go through saturday. not a nice day out there. rain moving in throughout the evening, mainly on the light side. snow toward the west virginia area. now, tomorrow, rain. heavy at times. with the winds increasing, starting off 36 to 39 degrees. the snow well west tomorro

west virginia's manchin joins us to talk about his threat to use a senate investigation if west virginia is left out. it's thursday, october 27th, 2011. this is a special edition of "the daily rundown" from seattle, washington, home of msnbc.com. that's why i'm out here today and yesterday. big news on what is the year's most significant political story. the stalling economy. economists have feared we may be on the cusp of the double-dip recession. growth forecasts have fluctuated wildly over the past few months. moments ago we learned the economy grew at its fastest pace in a year in this last third quarter. by 2.5%. after dismally slow growth in the first half of the year. also this morning, european leaders finally reached a deal which may be a significant step forward for the eurozone, securing an agreement from banks to take a 50% loss on the value of their greek debt. now economists had said that this third quarter was always going to be the best quarter of this year. the question, though, is, is this an aberration or do we see a continuation in the fourth quarter and in the first

>>> good news for you traveling in virginia. if you're taking richmond highway at kings highway, all your southbound lanes are back. that accident is out of the roadways. look at the bridges in your area, looking pretty good. here's the american legion, no problems inner loop or outer loop. your commute is clear. taking the 14th street bridge, no problems on 395 or as you head across the bridge into the city. and the key bridge as well, nice and clear at this time. now back to you both. >> thanks, danella. >>> day three of the lululemon murder trial is set to begin in a few hours. this comes after an emotional day of testimony by the first people to treat the suspect, brittany norwood. news 4's megan mcgrath has been covering the story all morning long and joins us from the courthouse. >> reporter: good morning, joe. grim testimony and graphic photos have been showed to the jurors. there were the weapons used to kill jayna murray, a hammer, a wrench, and other tools apparently from the tool kit inside the store. photos of lulule

. >>> still, no sign of a missing 9-year-old autistic boy in central virginia. a huge search involving hundreds of volunteers will pick back up later on this morning. but police have been out looking for the boy all night. little robert wood, jr. wandered off from his family on zipped at the north ann battlefield park. >>> mayor vip gray and several district leaders are facing investigations for ethics violations. the biggest complaint has been that rules are not followed. >> reporter: as the committee on government operations got under way, several chairs were empty including the one for committee member harry thomas, jr. who is currently the focus of a federal investigation. >> this is a low point in this body. i can't remember a time in which so many members were under either investigation or a cloud of suspicion. >> reporter: the chair of the committee says she wants an open and honest government and believes public officials should be held accountable. >> unfortunately, many of the successes that we are achieving in the district of columbia are overshadowed

virginia plans to appeal the decision. >>> the former president of the loudoun county virginia youth football league is facing some very serious charges tonight. 44-year-old raymond taylor was arrested yesterday and is now facing charges for allegedly stealing 50 grand from the group. parents can't believe taylor who has been coaching their kids football teams in the county for 12 years now is accused of stealing money from them. >> the fact that somebody would take advantage of a system and kids and, you know, the parents and everything else is just shocking. >> there's a great level of concern and i'd say everybody is coming together over it. >> taylor resigned as league president september 13th. he now faces six counts of felony embezzlement. >>> a d.c. law is under fire tonight. we told you how police officers can actually arrest you for expired tags. last night we spoke with a man who spent hours in lockup. a lot of you were outraged. now we're hearing from police. fox 5's paul wagner has more. >> reporter: over the last several months a handful of people have told horror storie

i'm pro-life, pro-gun and i always put virginia first. why i opposed the cap and trade bill. >> what do you say to democrats in states like virginia, north carolina, must-win states for the president that are really drifting away from him? >> what i say to independent voters is that the demonization of our leaders like president obama, like the republicans did to nancy pelosi in the 2010 campaign, is absolutely unacceptable, and i think they will reject it across the board. people know that each of us that runs for office stands on our own record. it's irresponsible for a political party to engage in that kind of demonization, particularly of the president of the united states. we all have to run on our own records, and that ad is a reflection of that member of the delegation is doing. >> at the same time, you've got to be concerned, as democratic national chairman, when you have places like virginia and north carolina, that the president did win, not handedly, but he won these previously red states, they turned purple, now they are reall

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you're taking 66 in virginia, here's sully road. traveling 66 east continuing inside of the beltway, not seeing any problems there or either as you go through the rosslyn tunnel. now back to you both. >> thank you very much, danella. >> 4:32 now. >>> we have a major traffic alert this monday morning. this will affect northern virginia drivers along interstate 495. the ramp from gallows road to the outer loop is expected to close. this is the nb side of gallows road. tracee wilkins joins us live with more on this closure. >> reporter: if you're heading northbound on gallows road, you're going to have problems. a sign here showing drivers what they can expect. vdot expected to close the ramp to 495 southbound so workers can remove and replace this old ramp. this is all part of the ongoing hot lanes project. they do have a detour for you. traffic will be directed to travel northbound on gallows road past fairfax hospital, right on arlington boulevard, and follow that sign onto the outer loop. that's going to be your go around all of th

sino por el frío porque allí había sido los días más fríos en la historia del mes de octubre, en virginiae en los carros, en los techos, nieve en pennsylvania y eso que todavía no ha llegado el invierno a la región. continuamos con temperaturas bajas, probabilidades de lluvia mínimas porque este sistema se mueve hacia el este y dándonos así temperaturas de 52°, humedad del 80% y cielos nublados. para mañana comenzaremos el día con cielos nublados, probabilidades de lluvias al norte de la región y esperamos que el sol regrese a nuestra área en la tarde dándonos temperaturas máximas de 60°. para ser más exactos a las ocho de la mañana tendremos 51° y a las 3:00 de la tarde 67° con cielos nublados pero las posibilidades de lluvia lejos de la región. llegamos a la segunda parte de la semana laboral donde las cosas se ven mejor porque el rozón regresa con temperaturas de 70° y regresa la humedad. es todo por ahora. >> juliana: mucho cuidado porque los malolientes zorrillos invaden la región metropolitana especialmente en virginia. según las quejas de los residentes de la zona. con el invierno

gop presidential hopefuls keep dropping by virginia. it might have to do with virginia's governor.hat story coming up. >>> how a man's iphone helped track down robbers 200 miles away from the crime scene. >>> coming up in sports, the redskins taking on the bills with a new list of starters. >>> president obama, today, announced changes in the federal student loan program. effective next year, the maximum students are required to pay back per year is capped at 10% of their income. the cap is currently at 15%. borrowers consolidate their government loans and government backed private loans to pay a lower interest rate. republicans are critical of the plan saying it will add to the student's debt and add more red tape. >>> mourning a student who was shot to death yesterday. police think the 24-year-old may have been murdered in a botched robbery. no clear motive is determined and nobody arrested. >>> during opening statements today, lawyers for britney norwood said the death of her co-worker was the result of a terrible fight, not premeditated murder. the jury of six women and six men