maÑana sabado la liga de veteranos de washington estara jugando la fecha 26 en las canchas de anacostiadomingo la liga latinoamerica na de washington inicia los octavos de final en la escuela croosland de temple hill desde las 10 de la maÑana. la liga internacional de woodbridge jugara la categoria libre y de veteranos en las canchas de howison park desde las 9 de la maÑana. la liga internacional de maryland estara en el estadio de home depot y en la escuela high point con partidos desde las 10 de la maÑana. en el estadio de la escuela washington lee sera la final de la absl liga bolivia fuerza libre. a las 12 serie b, arlintonusa contra the stronges y a la 1.30 en la serie a, deportivo oriental contra cochabamba. la washington internacional soccer league de julio recinos jugara en la escuela coolidge. la liga universal de manassas estara en el parque splash down y el resto de ligas tendran su calendario regular en sus canchas de costumbre. el tema del mundial de qatar volvio a ser punto de la discordia las autoridadesdes de ese deporte. y es que el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter

dc united festejo con su propio publico fuera y dentro del coloso de anacostia el titulo que logro durantelos estados unidos, ya eliminados de la temporada, le onceno capitalino y su publico se limito mas a festejar el titulo que tambien les da la oportunidad a participar el proximo aÑo en la liga campeones de concacaf. ya en el el partido de liga, chicago fire supero ampliamente 3-0 al dc united. vamos al boxeo porque. tras derrotas consecutivas ante floyd mayweather jr. y austin trout, el consenso era que miguel cotto estaba acabado. que su carrera habi Ía llegado a su final y que lo Único que estaba por determinarse era su legado. i ¡pero se equivocaron!. el ex tres veces campeÓn llego a orlando listo para plantar su bandera en los junior medianos y regresar a sus raÍces de pegador y que su gancho de izquierda estaba intacto. y so Ólo tomo ver los primeros 10 segundos del tercer asalto de su combate para tirar a delvin rodrÍguez y demostar que se preparo bien. ahora ya se mencionan dos nombres para poder enfrentar a cotto, el argentino sergio "maravilla" martinez o al mexicano saul "can

all the potomac and anacostia river crossings are incident free. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> at 5:12, here's a look at what's new this morning. the minnesota 9-year-old boy who snuck on to a flight to las vegas earlier this month will not be returned to his parents. a june also -- judge also ordered he and his family receive therapy. the father has admitted his son has behavioral issues and has repeatedly run away. the day before he took that flight, he stole a truck. >> wow. >>> a commuter rail strike that could have crippled san francisco's rush hour has been averted, at least for one more day. federal mediators are helping to run marathon talks between union representatives and the rail system managers. a bart strike, that's what it's called out there, could put tens of thousands more commuters on to the roads. >>> the mayor of newark, new jersey will soon be sworn in on capitol hill. democrat cory booker won a special election against republican steve lonigan last night. booker will take the seat left vacant when senato

earlier this year, carlton mccoy, who participated in the program at anacostia high school back in 2002 earned the title of master sew mall yeah. only 200 wine ex-setters in the world received that distinction. >>> virginia winemakers are celebrating another year of record breaking sales. governor bob mcdonnell announced that the state's wineries sold more than 500,000 cases of wine in the last fiscal year. that's up 5% from the previous. mcdonnell credits more aggressive marketing both here in the u.s. and abroad for that jump in sales. virginia ranks fifth in the nation, with more than 230 wineries. >>> she's recovered from the injury, but not the medical bill. coming up, more on the bite that cost one patient tens of thousands of dollars. >>> and it's long been considered a heart-healthy activity, but we will show you when running can become too much of a g >>> in news for your health, surprising new evidence is finding that too much running could be deadly. but just how much is too much? doreen gentzler has more on what runners need to know to stay safe. >> i usually ran, on average

. >> all boat houses along the potomac and anacostia rivers are not open for business.the curtains are closed at ford theater, but they are looking at other venues for their performances. >> we are looking around to go shopping. >> shopping is the alternative? >> we don't want to be a complete downer on this friday, like this guy. there are places that are open, such asthma damage tuso's. the building museum in northwest open. but if you want to see any of the exhibit, you have to pay. so a good rule of thumb, if there's admission, it's probably open. and what else is not open? memorials you can't shut down. >> you are walking on closed territory. >> really? >> yeah. >> not a problem for me. >> the national park service looks the other way at the world war ii memorial. >> i don't think the veterans would have it any other way. it would take a few park rangers. new orleans, technically closed. >> were you thinking that you wouldn't be able to get in? >> yes. >> park police kicked out visitors at the vietnam wall, but they kept coming in. so it seems there's still a lot t

other than that, all the bridges are good, including the potomac and anacostia river crossings. to springfield on the northbound side of i-95. looking great here. very light volumes right up through dale city, the beltway and beyond to 395. no big deals as you come out of frederick all the way down to the point where the lanes divide. the lanes are open. we'll take a last live look a little further south at montrose road in rockville looking great as you head to the split. >>> 4:28. for the first time in 17 years, the federal government is in a partial shutdown. congress failed to pass a bill to keep the government running. >> that's because democrats and republicans can't agree on what to do about the affordable care act also known as obamacare. susan mcginnis is on capitol hill with what happens next. >> it's now midnight and the great government of the united states is now closed. >> reporter: congress bickered to the end and missed the deadline to pass a budget. the disagreement is over whether changes to the affordable care act should be part after bill to fund the governme

tyler: yeah, i think there's a misconception that it only happens in anacostia.s goes all around, all around the city, and you have these incidents of violence. rachel: i mean, i think, a common string between all of these violent situations is that people aren't really happy with themselves. and when you're not happy with yourself, you kind of don't know where to go. you don't know where to turn, and you get angry. and violence is just a product of that. tyler: i don't think people are, i would say people are not happy with themselves, and maybe also their environment. you see violence follow poverty. you know what i mean? rachel: now, we want to hear from you. pull out your cell phones and let us know, is violence a problem at your school or neighborhood? if you think yes, text "violence" to 22333. and if you text, if you think no, text "noviolence", one word, to 22333. man: i am a retired marine, a veteran from vietnam. and to come back here and have to fight with these youth, you know, not just here in dc, but in maryland, virginia, everywhere in this country

no problems across the anacostia river crossings or owe poe macriver coming up along 395. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> 4:50 now. d.c.'s attorney general yesterday filed a lawsuit against three former managers of a d.c. public charter school for at risk youth. the suit also names wusa9 anchor jc hayward who is the chair of the options public charter school's board of trustees. the suit claims they used $2.8 million in district public school funding to fund their private companies. >> the suit says hayward assisted those managers by signing contracts in her role as chairman of the board. no criminal charges have been filed. jc has told wusa9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school board and that she received no money. she says she resigned from the school's board last week. wusa general manager mark burr debt says hayward has been relieved of her duties at wusa pending further investigation. >>> all week long we've been telling you about the things that are closed in d.c. because of the government shutdown. p

in issues as you head for the anacostia river.mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> we're now in day three of the government shutdown. congressional leaders met with president obama at the white house last night to discuss a compromise, but in the end no deal was reached. meanwhile the congress passed four bills last night to fund certain areas of the government. >> those measures would allow funding for the district, the institute of health and the national park service, but as ken molestina reports, senate democrats don't want parts ever the government open. they want the whole thing open. >> reporter: another day on capitol hill and still no change to the shutdown but now this new three-part bill that passed the house with bipartisan support could cause even more headaches for the country when the senate takes it up on thursday. >> republicans are putting small slices of government to be refunded, to be opened up, but they're very small. they're not whole departments. they're not whole agencies. they're very small while leaving other

sierra: the students in the digital media arts club at anacostia high school went out on the streetso hear from people about social media. let's give it up for this video, guys! student 1: my top three social media sites are facebook and yahoo. student 2: mmm, youtube, facebook... student 3: facebook, twitter. student 2: one good thing about social media is you get to keep in touch with people that maybe you haven't seen in about a few years. student 3: one thing, you get to, you make new friends. student 1: chat with people and... over, like, facebook and stuff. student 2: a bad thing is, if you say the wrong thing on your social media site, you can get in trouble very easily with a job or friends or family. student 1: some of the things that are bad about being on facebook is privacy issues. not only privacy issues, but cyber bullying.

eastern avenue,ue, continuing out to the 11th street bridge also find yournd lanes are open across the anacostiaes. no problems to report for folks northbound along i-95 out of newington. light volume out of stafford headed northbound out to dail city. overnight road work be cleared on the southbound stretch. inner loop at the robinsonon terminal at speed. that is a check of the ontime traffic. >> thank you very much. now to thoue talk of a protest on the beltway this weekend. we told you about plans yesterday morning.st >> if it happened it would beuld a traffic nightmare as youghtm can imagine but some truckers say it's unlikely. fox's belgt parker has the story. >> reporter: there is a 10 o pound black lab. he is always along for the ride when the truck drivers hit the road.hi >> together we've six kids. 11 grandkids. >> reporter: that is why: th they always try to make it home to minnesota for the the weekend. >> all the green kids come over. heeded about 1/3/3 of what they haul is government property.rn >> oh, -- >> military, humvees. >> they say they've already seen examples of how the gov

in anacostia, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> our time now is 4:37. find out why some americans say they'll never retire. that's coming up next in today's your money report. >> plus, you might want to grab those 180s. you know and i sponsored this ad. candidate for attorney general, if you think ken cuccinelli would take virginia in the wrong direction, wait til you meet his attorney general candidate senator obenshain. like cuccinelli, obenshain believes politicians should dictate our most personal decisions they cosponsored a bill together to ban the birth control pill; and outlaw abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. cuccinelli and obenshain: together - a dangerously wrong turn for virginia >>> just about 4:40. chilly morning. 30s and 40s right now. even colder tonight. breezy too today. sunny, breezy, chilly, highs mid-50s. tonight a freeze watch is already up for everybody west of i-95. we'll detail that in the seven- day forecast, looking ahead to the weekend all coming up in a few minutes. right now over to monika with timesaver traffic.

the hearing began last night in southeast washington at the anacostia neighborhood library. right now those caught with small amounts of pot can head to jail for up to six months. a bill supported by several council members would do away with that criminal penalty and replace it with a simple penalty of $100 fine for small amounts of pot. >>> democrats hope the federal government shutdown has also closed the door on the virginia governor's race. tonight republican ken cuccinelli and democrat terry mcauliffe square off in their final debate. it's in blacksburg on the virginia tech campus. since the shutdown began october 1, cuccinelli has lost more ground in the polls with many americans putting more of the blame on republicans for the shutdown. the shutdown affected scores of virginia residents and it cost the nation billions. >>> it is 5:36. time for another your money report. jessica is off today. well, it can be tough to read all of those nutrition labels while you're at the grocery store. even if you do take time to read them, it can still be confusing. now an independen

all the potomac and anacostia river crossings, though, are fine.ual dray ya and mike -- andrea and mike. >>> time to see what our part nears at cbs this morning are covering. >> who is standing by senate lovely gayle king,s that -- by? the lovely gayle king, that's who. >> good to see you. ahead cbs news has learned new information about when the obama administration was warned about potential problems with the health care website. nancy core advertise is on capitol hill with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will face congress in just a few hours. plus, last month, do you remember this story? we introduced you to the soldier who made it his mission to rescue the afghan translator to save his life. we were there last night when the interpreter arrived in the u.s. and the two were reunited. this is really good stuff. and trouble with the trendiest condiment on the table. cbs this morning takes you inside the new plant that has neighbors all fired up. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. i have to say i was in d

all of your potomac and anacostia river crossings are fine. we'll end with a live one more time.he northbound side of 395 at shirlington. there are no delays inside the beltway to the 14th street bridge. back to you guys. >>> it 16:31. time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering. >> happy friday to norah o'donnell who is standing by live in new york. norah? >> hey, good morning you to, mike and andrea. jan crawford reports on a surprising trend in new health care signups that may create a serious problem for the entire system going forward. and bob schieffer, our favorite, joins us with fascinating new details never heard before from the investigation into president kennedy's death, including a secret meeting at sea with one of the world's most notorious leaders. and ringo starr's new book of photography prompted a search for teens that he snapped back in 1964. look at this picture. guess what? we tracked one of them down and you're going to hear from him. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. i'm going to come to d.c. this weekend because i'm

all the potomac and anacostia river crossings are incident free this morning and we'll wind a live lookound i-270 at route 118 in germantown still looking good. even from 109 come 129 right now there are no delays. back you to guys. >> mampgs, monika. >>> -- thanks, monika. >>> it's 5:18. if his suspension stands, brandon meriweather will sit two games out. >> there were some players who say he should be kicked out ever the n.f.l. for doing what he does. >> another look at our question of the morning on facebook. according to a new survey of single women, what's the number one mistake men make during courtship? is it a, bringing up those ex- girlfriends, b, calling way too much or c, bragging? >> our facebook friend steven says, i don't care to hair about your ex. i can't stand a bragger, especially if you don't have anything to hear worth bragging and i don't care if you call a lot because if it gets to be excessive i'll ignore you and let your call ring and >>> we have a few clouds out there. 40s and 50s. no 30s around right now. today we'll see some sun this morning, temps in the mid

should be in the low 60s from anacostia to adams morgan. i'm back in ten minutes. a look at your tuesday afternoon, how warm will it get. that's coming up, eun. >>> see you then, tom. 6:30 is your time. we are now in week two of this government shutdown. president obama is calling on the house to vote to end it. he says he's sure the measure would pass but house speaker john boehner still hasn't called that vote. let's go live to nbc's tracie potts for more on that. good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. he hasn't called a vote because he says the vote won't pass. he insists unless health care is in there republicans are not going to pass any sort of clean budget to get this government running again. what we're not seeing on capitol hill is any sort of quick end to the shutdown. what we are hearing is a lot of back and forth between president obama and republican speaker john boehner. the president insists that the votes are there. our own nbc count shows as many as 21 republicans might actually cross over and vote with democrats. the president's argument, b

now those include the rock creek trail, anacostia river walk trail and george washington monument trail.trail the department of defense hasfee ordered the academy to cancel athletic evans and this saturday's navy verse, air forcr base in annapolis could be canceled. an official decision will be de made on thursday at noon. the air force says it won't travel during a shutdown. tonight's soccer game naval academy against ho howard cancec we don't know if the game will be made up or not.r if you see any closed signs, tweet us, or post it on the facebook page.. how local golfers are being affected.fected >> golfers, too. we will see you in a few fe minutes. >> the shutdown will have a hug impact on the local economy. the d.c. area will lose $200 million? the tourism. museums and parks were closed and visas were not being processed. the veterans benefitsbefi administration will not be able to process, education and rehab benefits, and the board of veterans appeals won't be holding hearings. the they stopped accepting new patients for clinical research, and stopped answering hot linei calls. >> now

tonight's hearing gets under way at 6:30 in anacostia of the back to you. >> thank you, kristin livee wilson building this morning. >>> the man charged in a deadly plot to bomb two u.s. embassies in africa back in 1-9d 98 -- 1998 says he is innocent. a lawyer representing abu anas rbi r.b.i. made that statement -- al-libi made that statement. prosecutors say they want al- libi to go on trial with two other men also charged in the embassy plot. the judge put off that decision. but indicated that a joint trial probably wouldn't happen until late next year. >>> president obama hosts pakistan's prime minister today at the white house. tensions between the two countries have been strained in recent years over the u.s. drone program and the strikes that have taken police in pakistan. officials say in the u.s. that they are targeting alleged terrorists but hundreds of civilians have died as well in these strikes and that angers many pakistanis. amnesty international is now calling on the united states to investigate those civilian casualties. >>> president obama has named one of his economi

including anacostia and upper northwest washington. right now building construction is limited to about 12 stories. the commission will vote on the proposal on october 14. the later today arlington county will hold a second community forum on the crystal city street car project. the meeting will focus on the design plan and environmental effects of a street car line connecting pentagon city, crystal city and potomac yard. you're invited to tonight's meeting at the youaurora hills community center. it starts at 6:00. >>> and are more fallout from the government shutdown. the big hit some is local colleges are taking due to what's not happening on capitol hill. >> and how a different set of rules could change the results of a crucial vote in congress today. >>> plus, a steamy day on tap. tom is back with your forecast [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature

tonight's hearing starts at about 6:00 in anacostia. mike, back to you. >> kristin, thank you.ittle bit. >>> maryland attorney doug gansler has paid a speeding tickets amid some highly publicized reports about state police and how he directed them to drive him quickly using a state vehicle. he said a photo camera ticket from d.c. sent to his office was inadvertently not paid and now that he has paid it, even though it's unclear who was driving that ticketed car when it happened. recently publicized 2011 state police memos describe gansler as directing troopers to bypass traffic jams by driving on the shoulder. gansler is one of three candidates seeking the democratic nomination for next year's maryland's governor's race. >>> at 5:34, it's time for another your money report. jessica doyle is off today. there is some encouraging news for parents trying to figure out how to afford college tuition. the college board says the average cost of in state tuition rose 2.9% last year. that's the smallest one-year increase in three decades. the cost of out of state tuition and tuition for

other than that no big incidents to report getting to the anacostia or potomac river. insides the beltway you can see, 54 miles an hour. 395, at 64 miles an hour. heading right up to the 14th street bridge. just a timey bit slow here and on the southeast southwest freeway. if you're planning to head over on the inbound side of route 50 at route 202 insides the beltway, things are -- inside the beltway, things are looking great. this time to the north side of town. we're looking good on beltway between 95, college park and silver spring. no issues on 270. all of your corridors in between including route 29 out of burtonsville look great. there was a serious crash overnight on 895 at the harbor tunnel and southbound side remains blocked in case you're headed to baltimore this morning. and we're going to end with a live look outside one more time. no problems to report here 395 at the 14th street bridge. back you to, andrea and mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> a major investigation is under way in northern virginia this morning after a deadly shooting at a local homeless shel

all of your potomac and anacostia river crossings are fine right now, whether you're coming up on 295st corridor looks great. we're going to take a live look one more time at the american legion bridge. this bridge is good too. on the west side of town across the potomac river. annual dray ya, mike? -- >> andrea, mike? >> thanks a lot, monika. >>> a year ago today we were really concerned that superstorm sandy would wallop us around d.c. the eastern shore got something, a little bit of wind and rain, the mountains west got some snow. the real blow of course was in the northeast. >> ferocious storm became the second costliest weather disaster after hurricane katrina. one year later many victims are still trying to rebuild their homes and their lives. >> reporter: breezy point is slowly coming back from superstorm sandy one wall at a time. >> i'm looking and i think we've come a long way. >> reporter: eileen long is building a new home. her old house was one of the 135 that burned to the ground when water triggered a massive electrical fire. >> no one ever expected fire and the hundred

we're going to be fine right now and traveling into the district no problems over the anacostia river crossing. let's go over to a live picture. this is what it looks like on the north side of town in silver spring. both loops of the beltway still very quiet between 95 and i- 270. let's go back over to the maps. this time heading over to 66 on the inbound side. lanes are open all the way into centreville. that construction zone on the inner loop at the dulles toll road is now being cleared up and if you're planning to head on the northbound side of i-95 over to the beltway west side of town, this is at the american legion bridge. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> while many furloughed pentagon workers are headed back to their officers this week, that is not the case for the department of veteran affairs. >> 7,000 v.a. workers are being furloughed today and access to all regional offices will be suspended. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with more on who else is being affected by this ongoing shutdown stalemate. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea, mik

no problems to report over any of the an anacostia river crossings. we'll have more news, ♪ [ male announcer ] some people lift your spirits... the same way the smooth, creamy taste of coffee-mate... makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfect mate. >>> hello and welcome back to wusa9. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> she's very happy the saifntses won -- saints won monday night football. fantasy football. if you're just waking up, we're in a partial shut young. of course we have a lot of coverage of that coming up. i'm mike hydeck. here's monika samtani. >> good morning. i'm glad to say i don't have any big issues. >> howard, you want to say good morning to a family who had been in bakersfield. >> good morning, sandy, out of lovettsville, virginia. she had a 2-year-old and she moved from bakersfield to virginia. it started to rain. she was like, what's that mommy? they didn't know what rain was. very dry around here. we only have five days of measurable rain in the month of september. eight in august. this will be a mainly dry

headed toward the douglas bridge, all the lanes are open, volume delays to carry you across the anacostiaard the freeway. lanes are open without issue leading northeast to northwest,h top side of the beltway remains slow, from i-95, college park toward silver spring, mark 28 about 20 minutes delayed. metro says they will honor your mark tickets. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic news. >>> julie thank you, tuckeru, thank you. >>> officers are searching the home of the woman shot dead after leading police officers on a dangerous pursuit in d.c. >> she had a mental issues, and part of the deadly ride was captured on camera.ra. very dramatic footage. officers ended up opening fireig trying to get carey to stop her hecar. they opened fire when her car crashed near the senate office build being. carey died from her injuries. we are 20-month-old daughter wh- was in the carol was not hurt. >>> it's a day four of the government shutdown, and a president obama is canceling his tripe to asia so he can stay in town and deal with the crisis. there could be a vote to giving furlough workers back

we sit downtown d.c., anacostia, providing care not just to the lgbt community but full service qualityealth care for folks who are nonhiv and people who are not in the lgbt communities. >> julio, we'll end with you. this has been a fascinating program and inspiring, too. what do you tell somebody who has not been tested but may be wondering, am i positive? do i know someone who is positive? are they at risk? what do you tell them if they are on the fence about getting tested or unsure? >> i tell them i'll go with them. i have been through the experience before. i know what supports are available to them, if they find out that they're positive but also if they find out that they're negative. there's a stressful component to even wondering if you may, in fact, be positive. it's treatable. it's manageable. it requires a little bit of work. but you can empower yourself to take care of your health care. >> thanks for coming in, sharing your story. and thank you for getting us going on the 26th of october. always a huge turnout on the freedom plaza. now back to news 4 today. enjoy the rest o