dan greiner of washington county has been hosting family and friends for more than 30 years. they will remember 2015 as one of the best opening weekends. the push and post game plan through crp acres paid off handsomely. mainly because birds were more than plentiful. the hatch we had this spring..... that was a show. the numbers are definitely up. but dan greiner will tell you that is hasn't always been this way. we have had some slim years. numbers went down. hopes went down. it's all about habitat. areas in state are down but with my dad's conservation practices and keeping food sources that keeps wildlife here. greiner figures they bagged 40 per cent of the roosters they saw. meaning the other 60 per cent survived and if they remain on these lands their chances of making it through the winter and breeding again are pretty good. you see, greiner has a one and done philosophy when it comes to hunting pheasants on these acres. if you have a piece of ground and hunt it hard the birds want to leave because of the pressure of being pushed all the time. so i try to keep a hen bas

if you have any information, washington county police want to talk with you as soon as possible. up next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- metro's top pick is out. so now what happens? how wmata plans to fill their top spot. maureen: 70 degrees and sunny. hard to believe it's november. you can help -- we can help you plan for the rest of the week in doug's full forecast next. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. the nationals finally have their man and the caps are in new york. looking for a little payback. this is all when abc7 news continues. maureen: we would like to remind you to go to wjla.com to watch the exclusive documentary. "diverted. twa 514." it's about a plane crash 40 years ago that changed the way we fly today. leon: metro scrambling to find a new general manager. this week the top candidate dropped out. tonight we are learning new details about the search process. this comes as metro rolls out an effort to improve the rider experience as well. brianne carter live with the rest of the story. brianne: leon, here it is. this is the job description for the general manager of the job th

so parts of montgomery, loudoun, frederick, washington counties even down into flock yer county scatteredshowers around this afternoon. the earlier the better north of the district. washington and areas south showers move in during the evening and overnight hours. it's a soggy start tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. so you want to have the umbrella handy. we continue to track showers through the midday hours butu7' the afternoon we dry out, everybody should be dry by about 2:00 but definitely 3:00 p.m. traveling sunday evening the weather looking good but if you're traveling in the morning you want to keep in mind you will be dealing with wet roads, a high tomorrow of 53, on monday we continue to tumble with a high of 48, showers move back into the area later in the day, especially monday evening, tracking showers on tuesday, but our temperatures start to warm, a high of 55. wednesday a high near 60j but still tracking the chance of rain and if we do have rain on wednesday it's actually looking like it would be another all day kind of rain. thursday and friday we dry out and chilly, high temp

so the new warnings now, just to the east o ojohnson, as well as washington county. those would include cedar and jones county, as you get over, assuming scott county in there, and -- some of the history that these storms, this line that just was issued underneath that new severe thunderstorm warning until 6:15, the reports that we have coming out of this line of storms, they are delayed just because the storms are moving so fast, but around henry county, there was a report from a train spot - trained spotter 65-mile-p-p-hour winds. trained spotter in iowa city reported 60-mile-per-hour winds out of this. some reports of pea-sized hail, but the hail reports have stayed well below warning size. they have been nickel or less, but reports of wind have been anywhere from 50 to 65 miles per hour. that's the latest reports coming in. switch over to the 12-hour reports, and you can see some of them coming in, most of them are those wininreports, so if i switch over to read some of those reports coming in, johnson, 70-mile-per-hour winds, coralville earlier, 4:55. also, 55-mi

dan greiner of washington county has been hosting family and friends for more than 30 years. they will remember 2015 as one of the best opening weekends. the push and post game plan through crp acres paid off handsomely. mainly because birds were more than plentiful. the reason i felt good about hunt is because of hatch we had this spring..... that was a show. the numbers are definitely up. but dan greiner will tell you that is hasn't always been this way. we have had some slim years. numbers went down. hopes went down. it's all about habitat. areas in state are down but with my dad's conservation practices and keeping food sources that keeps wildlife here. greiner figures they bagged 40 per cent of the roosters they saw. meaning the other 60 per cent survived and if they remain on these lands their chances of making it through the winter and breeding again are pretty good. you see, greiner has a one and done philosophy when it comes to hunting pheasants on these acres. the birds want to leave because of the pressure of being pushed all the time. so i try to keep a hen base h

it ended in washington county. one trooper fired at the car. no one was hurt. she's also one of the suspects connected to this theft at von maur in cedar falls. you can see three people quickly grabbing entire racks of clothes. she's being held in the black hawk county jail. a man is arrested after police say he murdered a waitress over smoking a cigarette. according to police -- hit lit up a cigarette after the waitreess asked him not to smoke inside. investigators say that's when he pulled out a gun and shot her... "i'm furious for someone to take her life over a cigarette. of all the things...(crying)." the suspect is in jail on two-million dollars bond. a lawyer for the man accused of climbing the white house fence on thanksgiving says his client was "trying to deliver a message." the man was draped in an american flag when he jumped over a white house fence.. he's due in court later today. police say a suspected burglar died after getting stuck in the chimney of a home he was trying to break into.... a homeowner in california heard the man after lighting a

afternoon...the iowa state trooper who shot at a car in washington county has bn cleared of any wrong-g-doing. doing.the iowa attorney general's office now says the trooper was justified when she fired at a car on october first, because another officer's safety was in jeopardy.the shooting followed a high speed chase that nded at a gas station in riverside. that's where the driver of the car rammed into a johnson county sheriff's office squad car.the trooper shot the car's back tire to keep the suspects from leaving.three people were arrested that day. right now - closing arguments are underway, in the murder trial for nicholas luerkens. luerkens.the defense rested their case thursday.they told the jury that luerkens was not guilty because he was insane when he killed lynnsey donald ininhe arion hy-vee parking lot back in april.luerkens' siblings, his best friend, and a psychologist testified that he was not right at the time of the murder.prosecutorhave argued that he knew what he was doing and planned d kill donald.today's preceedings started just about an hour ago. ago.we'll have the lates

she's also accused of leading authorities on a chase which ended with a trooper firing a gun in washington county. and be careful on the roads as you head out this morning. there's a winter weather advisory in our northern counties...so traffic may be slow in some a follow-up to a story we brought you earlier this year. the moving tribute in sunflowers that a farmer created for his late wife. as boyd huppert shows us, the tribute isn't ending at the end of growing season... these are not the sunflowers behind them. don planted these flowers in the spring. she always loved flowers, but sunflowers were her favorite. good as it gets. don's ribbon of sunflowers... 4 and a half miles long. caught we've gotten emails from all that we ever dreamed about. and then i thought to myself -- oh my gosh, they're gunna die. the circle of life can be cruel sometimes.. those dried up flowers. babbette's empty seat in the combine, next to don. that's grandma's flowers. how nice it would be.. yeah. if flowers could provide a permanent ray of sunshine. good job. the seeds from the sunflowers that honored babbette ar

hagerstown, washington county, clear, blue skies. temperatures already into the 70's. just about everyone will see high temperatures in the 70's this afternoon. the 70's. in 72, for washington. 70, springfield. through the afternoon, everyone will top out in the 70's. above average for this afternoon. through thend rain carolinas. yesterday, it got pushed south end it will stay there. a couple clouds could sneak in this afternoon. a little of this rain may come north. by the end of the week, there's a possibility we could tie or break the record high temperature. never get left out in the cold. long on to wjla.com/text and get our alerts. jummy: police and fire crews are investigating a pedestrian accident involving children. three juveniles were taken to the hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries. developing now, some people in prince william county on alert. police investigating a disturbing sexual assault. john gonzalez is in manassas with the growing concern. investigating what they describe as a sexual assault in manassas. we know how early the sun i

a breaking news update for you now, the iowa state trooper who shot at a car in washington county was in the right. last month, trooper jewel o-rear was chasing after a suspect accused of stealing from cedar rapids-area near a kum and go in riverside when the driver tried to speed away again bubuhit a johnson county sheriff's patrol car. that's when trooper o-rear shot the back tire of the car. today, she was cleared of any wrongdoing. this sunun day made it t tgh to stay inside and work, terry, do we have more nice thanks terry, president obama today made a big stand against the keystone x-l pipeline. he rejected an application to build the project. cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn joins me now to explain why this decision matters. karen - government officials have been looking over the proposed project for *seven years. that's why many were surprised when trans-canada,the company behindhe pipeline, asked the president to hold off on making a decision. had the president granted the request, this politically charged project would have gone into limbo - perhaps past his term in office.t

folks from all over the state and from all walks of life are spending today and tomorrow in washington county focusing on iowa's agriculture economy. the group has all ready toured a brewery in kalona , had breakfast at a hog farm and will have a john deere cook out tonight! it's really important for people to get out of their own environment sometimes and really open their eyes and see the different opportunities and amazing things that are happening in our state. the tour continues tomorrow with a visit to another iowa farm to discuss the importance of renewable energy and the role it plays in iowa's expanding agriculture sector. parking spots in downtown cedar rapids are at a premium, but soon you'll be paying more of a premium too. still to come at 6. 6.when you can expect parking downtown to get more expensive and how big the increases will do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sur

we had one of those in washington county at the airport. 47 in frederick. germantown, 41. temperatures in the 50's. with the sunshine, we will warm up. we are already at 61 at reagan national. 55 in hagerstown. the wind speed will be the deal throughout the day sustained from 17 to 20 with winds gusting locally in the metro area over 30, possibly 35 miles per hour. the winds could gust 40 to 50 in the areas under the advisory. the highs today will top out around 60 for the most part with gusty wind. we will continue to look for a lot of sunshine through the over thes the storm great lakes and eastern canada makes its way to the atlantic coast. the weekend and the next seven days part of the forecast in the next few minutes. jummy: we turn to a new scandal rocking the secret service. this time, it involves dirty pictures and rude text messages -- lewd text messages to the agent thought was a 14-year-old girl. >> yet another set of disturbing allegations coming from the secret service. this time, with an officer sending dirty text messages from his cellphone. on one occasion

the arrest happened on october first during a police chase in washington county. state troopers chased reed and two other women -- that ended with one trooper shooting at the car. no one was hurt during the incident. during that arrest - - reed was connected to a september theft of the cedar falls von maur. here you can see reed and two others quickly grabbing intire racks of jeans. reed is currently being held at the black hawk county jail on two counts of second degree theft. we've got you covered -- live in the newsroom -- jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica -- reed's bond is set at 80-thousand. police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured another in downtown des moines. it happened in the city's popular court avenue district around one o-clock this morning. police say 21-year old edmanuel perez is dead and 23-year- old andrew hurley-boyd was taken to the hospital. police have not arrested anyone in connection to the crime. authoritiese confirm this is the 17th des moines this year. take a look at this -- a handcuffed woman manag

george washington county off to a surprising 6-0 start.season taking on number 24, cincinnati. late in the first half, joe mcdonald spots up for three. and gw up a triple at the break. skip ahead to the final minute. bearcats by one. troy copain misses. that's a three-point lead for cincinnati. last chance for the colonials. paul yorgenson. gw falls for the first time this season. 61-56. the wizards and caps in action tonight. both games on our air here on csn. we'll have highlights when we see you again at 11:00. >> thanks, sebastian, we'll see you then. >>> one final check of the weather because things are changing. >> scattered showers this evening, widespread rain overnight and showers tomorrow, especially during the first half of the day, erika. and cooler. highs only around 50 degrees throughout the day. >> all right. so if you are heading out tomorrow for church, brunch, getting things done around the house, take the umbrella. that's the news for >>> on this saturday night, deadly siege. the terrifying rampage that left three people

johnson county 5:45. washington until 5:45. efferson until 5:45. and then henry county until 5:45. one thing i want to point out is there was that 70-mile per hour mined report in johnson county that was before the heaviest rain came in that was on the very leading edge of the storm. so this is a situation where the strongest winds are going to be coming in really before the heaviest rain arrives and probably as the lightning starts to intensify right about that time. you're not going to have a lot of time of lightning and rain before the winds come in. it will probably be right on front of it. don't wait for the storm to arrive because by that point the wind has begun to move in. >> let's go ahead now pull up the iowa city city cam let's take a look storm off to the west of iowa city probably arriving let's say within the next 15 minutes t the downtown iowa city areaeae'll brinin up the iowa city cam to take a look at the sky. i'll point out two things as we change that title over to iowa you'll notice number one the sky is certain dark we see lightning in the distance. this is so

wildlife workers flew around the state's washington county picking up big horn sheep actually.one to make sure the herds don't get too large. officials are worri

trooper jewel o'rear shot at a vehicle driven by 27-year-old tiffany reed last month in washington county. reed was arrested at a gas station following a car chase... she's already been arrested multiple times. each of her arrests -- she has looked visibly different with a new hairstyle and color in every picture before that shooting -- reed was identified as a suspect in this theft from the von maur in cedar falls. authorities say she was one of the three people ripping 55 hundred dollars worth of clothes off the rack and then running out the store. the other woman in this video was also a suspect in the police chase. authorities now say a man was attempting to kill himself during an explosion at a local motel. 43-year-old matthew ferleman suffered severe injuries and later died at an area hospital. investigators say ferleman blew out the pilot light on a gas applicance at the shady rest motel in cedar falls last month. he then attempted to light a cigarette the next morning -- causing the explosion. autopsy results show he died from thermal injuries in the explosion. a clubhouse at a na

this is mason county, washington. look at all of these advisories. so this is going to be bring some snow, start to pile up that snow pack. this front comes onboard last year, cold shower, the temperatures will begin to drop. substantial snows and rains as well. another one to two inches as well. some of this rain is going to get down into southern california, as we see a general shift in our general overall weather pattern. including a big warmup.

wildlife workers flew around the state's washington county picking up big horn sheep actually.ficials are worried about disease issues when a population gets too high. biologists have been moving sheep throughout the states since the 1970's. sheep throughout the states since the 1970's. don't worry if you see some mr. rojas, when questioned by the joint drug task force, you identified the individual who authorized the murders of the six victims in this case. correct? yes. is that individual present today? that's him. rolando vega gave the order. estás muerto, javier. muerto. (gavel bangs) the people rest, your honor. danny: you did good, javier. yeah, i'm a dead man. relax. pretty soon you'll be on a plane to god knows where with a drink and a whole new identity. you're getting a fresh start, javier. don't screw it up. he's all yours, marshal. just what i've always wanted. another lucky mutt with a get-out-of-jee card. javier: wait a minute. you only brought one other guy? (chuckles) i think we can handle it, dillinger.

the second amendment debate now happening in one rural washington county community. the latest details about a settlement the state agreed to over eatment of people at a state-run juvenile home. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio.

tonight.and has more on the debate in washington county. county. the decision to potentially ban weapons off city property has drawn a lot of attention.. and although no decision n haha been made, the debate has drawn lines in this small community. in a small community like kalona, some people think protection shouldn't come in the form of a gun. "in these small towns, the chances of somebody needed it is so hilariously small."so the sight of a firearm at this public library has some people upn arms. so much so, there's a proposal to not see weapons on city property anymore. "taking responsibibity for the future success of the library by supporting a weapons ban on city property.""even though i'm a gun owner, i'm not against having some rational regulations."but iowa gun owners, a group based out of des moines, says the ban is not rational so they came to kalona armed with these flyers. "gun owners in iowa and kalona are scared because gun free zones are big, fat juicy targets for any mad man with a gun."they say it's about safety and the need for

a breaking news update now to a story out of washington county. county.investgators tell fox 28 news a trooper's decision to open fire on a suspect's car *was* justified. justified.the shooting followed a high speed chase that ended at a gas station in riverside.that's where a suspect rammed his car into a johnson county deputy's cruiser.the trooper shot out the car's back tire to keep the suspects from getting away. three people were taken into custody.the iowa attorney general's office determined the shooting was an appropriate response because the deputy's safety was in jeopardy. now an update to a story fox 28 news has been following since last month. month.the iowa department of public safety says an explosion at a cedar falls motel was a suicide attempt. they say a man blew out a pilot light several hours before lighting a cigarette, triggering the blast.the man later died from his injuries. right now, investigators are trying to figure out what triggered a massive early morning blaze at a popular golf course. course.take a look at this pict

washington. off in the distance, montgomery county, just a few clouds popping up. it is cold. the winds gusting around 20 miles per hour. windchills in the 20s. temperatures are climbing now to near 40. reagan national at 39. had the first freeze of the season there this morning. got down to 32. it's near 40 around chesapeake bay. temperatures off to the north and west in the mid 30s. we'll be hovering in the upper 30s near 40 for another hour or so. you'll need a hat, warm coat, gloves and sunglasses for the rest of the afternoon. barbara. >> thank you, tom. >>> two fires in prince george's county have left several families devastated. a house fire in ft. washington was hard to put out. nobody was home at the house on mariner drive. the house was badly damaged. >>> at 3:00 this morning, flames tore through the roof of an apartment building on riverdale road in new carrolton. nobody hurt there. no word yet on a cause for that

the second amendment debate now happening in one rural washington county community. the latest details about a settlement the state agreed to over treatment of people at a state-run juvenile home. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.i'm kevin bbarry. barry.barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio.

down from fairfax up into western montgomery and western loudoun moving up toward frederick and washington county seeing some of that rain as well. heaviest stuff easily here from leonardtown down toward areas in the northern neck tracking right in toward calvert county as well. temps are up this morning into the 50s and low 60s. we'll have showers on and off through much of the day. highs 65 to 70. let's go over to larry and find out about the commute. >>> we'll start off with the good news. good news is that metro continues to run on schedule and certainly going to be a viable alternate for folks that want to bypass all of the mess this morning. buses also running on schedule as well. sky 9 continues to give us a live look on the outer loop of the beltway between contract avenue and georgia amendment major delays this morning so folks will need to add additional time to your morning commute. 450 is also an alternate as well if you're going to be traveling along that area. from on look at our trafficland cam traveling southbound on 295 making your way toward the 11 rght street bridge, volume as

, 3:00 some scattered showers are possible in areas like montgomery, loudoun, frederick and washington countiesure of 65 if you are inside of the belt way areas to the south i think you're completely dry during the daytime hours, by 7:00 p.m. maybe you're going to catch a movie tracking showers at that point with a temperature of 56 degrees. going out forecast you want the rain jacket or umbrella, but temperatures will be in the 50s so not so bad. here are the temps tomorrow. 6:00 a.m. we start off with a temperature around 51 then hang out right around there throughout the entire day. we're running about 15 degrees cooler than today. if you're traveling tomorrow here is your travel weather 6:00 a.m. notice rain impacting just traveling around the lunchtime area dealing with rain from maryland down into most of virginia, richmond dealing with rain at that point as well traveling along 81 showers, but, as we work our way into the afternoon showers rain starts to push south and move out of the area. 81, 70, 270, 85 starts to try out. tomorrow evening the weather having a low impact on your travel

neighborhood that includessed prince george's county police who crossed into southeast dc in pursuit of a carjacking victim who had been spotted in fort washington. prince george's county police are authorized to cross boundary when a felony is suspected. a police officer from maryland was also involved. according to witness, the suspect fired at police. who shot back. witnesses reporting three volleys of gunfire. now it's up to dc police to review the shooting. and investigate the officer believed to have fired the shot. >> you have a lot of people from maryland coming into the district and they're bringing that havoc or that problem into the district. and then they have little friends here that will allow them to come up into their apartment or into their house and their friends will harbor them. >> reporter: meanwhile residents reacted to a shoot out in this busy densely populated neighborhood. >> i love southeast. i love the people but i also dislike and i hate the crooks and the criminals. i hate them. and i have no sympathy for what happened. >> i told my girlfriend in case of something like that happens, you need to go into the back of th

washington. >>> it's something most counties around washington >>> a california homeowner got quite a surpriseplace over the weekend, there was a suspected burglar inside. when the homeowner realized that person was inside, he used an extinguisher to put the fire out. the man didn't make it. he died from smoke inhalation and burns. >>> happening today in montgomery county, there were 20 heroin deaths in the county compare ed compared compared to 36 all of last year. >>> officials in prince george's county are studying whether a bike share would be good for that community. if so, they will decide whether the capital bike share is the best option. prince george's county is the only major jurisdiction in the area that doesn't offer the option. >>> two strangers may have saved her life. in 60 seconds, why one woman says it is a >>> it almost seems too early to talk about this, especially after the the warm thanksgiving holiday we had. we're talking about a big drop in temperatures today. they're barely making it out of the 30s. we're heading to the 40s as temperatures do rise tonight and through t

step out the door as we work our way around the lunchtime hours and notice if you're in washington and montgomery county, you can go outside and have your lunch outdoors and temperatures comfortable for autumn and in calvert and charles counties and notice the cutoff of rain favoring areas south of the district and northern maryland and western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia dry. we could have limited sunshine right before the sun goes down and sunset time right now at about 5:00 and notice how this rain stays to the south of washington. i'm only giving the d.c. metro area about a 30% chance of showers right now. that's why you want to have the umbrella handy and i think the weather will have a low impact on your monday. temperatures pretty comfortable. right now we're at 64 degrees and winds out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour with cloudy skies and the southwesterly winds and it will keep temperatures from plummeting overnight tonight. a cool 54 degrees and refreshing for autumn. 11:00 a.m. and temperatures in the low 60s and upper 60s if you're in parts of frederick county and montgom

county. washington, the township is getting some of that steadier rain and it's moving into burlington count sew pemberton expect that steadier rainfall. it's heavier in southern delaware this morning. there is the break in the rain but more rain for later today. so keep the umbrella handy. watch the temperature slowly climb. not a quick warm-up. upper 50s for allentown, reading and quakertown. rain this morning may be a few breaks in the rain this afternoon. 60 degrees for trenton, mount holly and norristown. plenty of rain we could see an inch of rain this morning and more this afternoon for cape may. drexel hill, 60 degrees this afternoon and the rain will be falling into the late afternoon and evening hours for philadelphia and wilmington. seven-day forecast when i come back in 10 minutes. >> sounds like a plan. 10 minutes after 5:00. we're getting a look at cameras all over the roads show the rain falling. give yourself extra time as you leave the house. >> slippery leaves, too. jessica boyington is watching 95. what are you seeing? >> so slippery is right. that's going to lead to a few

the west, this is the really heavy rain around woodstock and front royal down toward washington and rappahannock county6 is not going to be good at all as we make your way through the rest of the evening tonight and if you're home waiting for a loved one to get back, give them extra time. you can see where the rain is coming from. coming from the south and what we'll see is an area of low pressure for them and that will help move some of the moisture off and we have the upper low back to the west that will cycle on through, too and that will give a chance of rain during the day tomorrow and this will be almost a 24-hour event from what we'll see with the rain. 53 cool degrees and winds out of the northeast at 6 miles an hour and some of you are in the low 40s right now. it's only 41 in la rhea with the rain and not a very nice night at all and right on through 10:00, notice everyone seeing the rain around 10 and here's where it gets heaviest at the 5:00 a.m. timeframe and that's where we can see the heaviest rain and it will have a big impact on the morning commute and veronica with how the biggest tim

this is mason county, washington. look at all of these advisories. so this is going to be bring some snow, part to pile up that snow pile. year, cold shower, the temperatures will begin to drop. substantial snows and rains as well. some of this rain is going to get down into southern california, as we see a general shift in our general overall weather pattern. >> good sunday morning. we're between 40 and 50 degrees around the state. a lot warmer than yesterday at this time, but also a lot cloudier. the rain showers rolling through during the overnight hour. most pulled away and some are left over in northern new hampshire and a few more to our west that could roll through. just a few sprinkles this morning, drying for the afternoon. high pressure building in means nicer weather for the week ahead, too, as temperatures continue it rise. as for today, clouds and developing at least some >> happy november, everybody. and pay your bills, ron. >> some people would prefer -- >> i just stopped paying my bills if rob's coming. >> moving on. >>> coming up on

washington state. sot -- bill dawson, snohomish county sheriff's dept. nats- (yelling in background) it's just one of several flash flood rescues in the last 24 hours. sot -- tim mohrbacher, rescued woman a deadly storm system dumped heavy rain across the pacific northwest... with wind gusts of more than 100 miles per hour... toppling one tree after the next.... crashing down onto buses... and several homes. at least three people have been killed by falling trees. the driver of this s- u-v lost control on the wet roads... and slammed into a busy y day care center. sot -- jose alvarado, parent nats -- (downpour rain) in the south... heavy downpours have also hammered parts of arkansas...mississippi ...and tennessee nats - (tornado siren) ?with reports of at least 8 tornadoes touching down. that severe weather in the south is now heading towards alabama, georgia and florida... bringing with it the threat of more tornadoes? and flooding. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. jenna: after the break... 'll be talking about a fun event that sheds light on a

your hometown forecast, prince george's county, fort washington, maryland, cool and wet. 58 with moderate rain at lunch time. rain tapering off by early this evening, temperatures staying in the 50s. more breaking news now on first 4 traffic with melissa mollet. >>> breaking news in southwest washington. maine avenue shut down right near independence. if you're coming in on 395, you're going to have to take seventh street to constitution to avoid being pushed into virginia or back into virginia here this morning. sounds like they're trying to wrap things up here and get it out of the way soon. sounds like we have a problem her on the beltway near 355, wisconsin avenue. we'll talk about that in just a minute. some lanes blocked there in rockville, 66 overall, 95 overall, look at this, 19 clear, don't have any rain in this area right now. all these green blobs here, looks like slime. it is rain falling in various areas. 270

county, the same is true for bowie, college park, green belt and laurel. if you still need to find out your polling location, we put all that information on the nbc washington app. >>> we have breaking news in montgomery county. we want to take you live to a massive fire in potomac, maryland, now. you see fire crews on the ground right there. a lot of smoke rising in the air. earlier shots we saw a lot of flames shooting out of the roof of this house. you can see a few of them there. here we go. another vantage point. locationwise, the 8500 block of horseshoe lane. we are told by montgomery county fire that this is a two-story house that was under construction. we know that several units are on the scene. fire shooting from the roof. so a lot of hot spots. this thing has not been contained. no word if anyone has been hurt, but what we do know is that this building, this story house was under construction. and it was unoccupied. we have kristin wright headed to the scene now and we'll check back in with you with updates on the fire. back to you, aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:05. developing this hour, the search for answers in a young couple's death. d.c.

hometown forecast, prince george's county, ft. washington, maryland, cool, wet and rainy.emperatures near 50s. rain gradually coming to an end. might be past 5:00 or can 6:00 before the last drops fall. area of rain just down to our south and west, this is the next batch coming toward us. moderate rain near petersburg, west virginia. wet on the local area roads. this is light to briefly moderate rain for now. take the umbrella ready to go out the door early today. seven-day forecast carries the rain through the forecast and the reminder of the day. tomorrow, veterans day, things improve a bit and as we head toward the weekend, dryer weather finally back to the picture once again. a lot of rain today and another chance for showers on your thursday. out on the roads, tom kierein on the outer loop and the 4 by 4. >> live from the storm team 4 by 4, we're seeing some of that moderate to you were talking about, chuck. getting that now, on the outer loop. just past route 650, and it is getting wetter here. we got the wipers going more now. live view from the camera looking forwa

this is mason county, washington. look at all of these advisories. pick your poison. so, this is going to so, this is going to be bring some snow, part to pile up that snow pile. this front comes onboard last year, cold shower, the temperatures will begin to drop. and we'll see substantial snows and rains as well. some of this rain is going to get down into southern california, as we see a general shift in our overall weather a quic >> happy november, everybody, and pay your bills, ron. >> take over your car and home. >> some pele would prefer -- >> i just stopped paying my bills if rob's coming. >> moving on. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- the bodies of a connecticut couple missing for months have been found. now their son is charged with e murders. what led to his arrest. >>> plus, this couple had a problem, their vacation was ruined. they couldn't collect on their travel insurance. but they knew who to call. the abc news fixer. >>> and heidi klum, the queen of halloween had her big bash last night. you're going to see it all up ahead on "pop news." >>>

this is mason county, washington. look at all of these advisories. so this is going to be bring some snow, part to pile up that snow pile. this front comes onboard last year, cold shower, the temperatures will begin to drop. substantial snows and rains as well. some of this rain is going to get down into southern california, as we see a general shift in our general overall weather pattern. danielle: good morning. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. tracking some showers through southern new hampshire and heavier showers through southern connecticut. all of this headed to the east so we are going to leave showers in the forecast at least through the morning hours. associated with this upper-level low, it's going to be a mostly cloudy day with some sunshine. temperatures should respond into the low to mid 60's. you're also going to feel those winds out of the south and west at about 10-15. lots of sunshine monday through wednesday. temperatures bumping into the upper 60's and low 7 >> happy november, everybody. and pay your bills, ron. >> some people w

washington. according to the black hawk county sheriff's office, the waterloo officer was on patrol. the oficer was nol responding to a call. the womannwent to the hospital. the sheriff's office says her injuries were minor. the woman received citations for riding a bicycle without a light and violating 1-way traffic. the officer is not currently facing any charges. new details in a shooting we first told you about last night at a man is in the hospital after being shot in the chest. it happened just before ten near 8th an leavitt streets in waterloo. police tell us the man is no arrests have been made and police did not have a description of any suspects. waterloo police e also investigating an attempted arred robbery. it happened around nine forty last night at ray's supermarket -- that's in the 1900 block of franklin street. police confirm to kwwl that a gun was fired inside the store. the suspect was able to get awaa -- but police do not believe the suspect took anything from the store. lawmakers in d-c want to block syrian refugees from coming in to our country...all following t

. >> some of the washington elite does have a lifetime salary out of it ted richest counties six surroundshington but most of those are lobbyist the rate they're ready to manipulate government al gore made most of his $2 trillion feeding of greek energy subsidies after he left office. but the riches politicians got rich outside politics nancy pelosi of $100 million, and john kerry to do 50 million although they very rich people the richest politicians created business is so good for them. that is why senator warner has to do $50 million in apparel iss. >> donald trump brags about his big assets of $9,240,000,000. john: so he says. but i draw that distinction between trump and elite. he is different from government elite yes to convince people to pay he cannot force you to do business with him. but with one exception kiki and if he partners with their cronies and the government which he has done and i gave him a hard time about that. >> to call them protease is unfair. >> backed is a special case but in general the business elite cannot force you to do a bit against your will only governme

this is mason county, washington. look at all of these advisories. pick your poison. so, this is going to so, this is going to be bring some snow, part to pile up that snow pile. this front comes onboard last year, cold shower, the temperatures will begin to drop. and we'll see substantial snows and rains as well. some of this rain is going to get down into southern california, as we see a general shift in our overall weather temperatures will definitely be warmer today! highs will top out in the middle 60s with plenty of sunshine! as a warm front lifts to our north this afternoon our temperatures increase. this makes for great weather to trick-or-treat or maybe just get out and enjoy the fall season. those warmer temperatures last for the first half of our week, with highs reaching at or near as for rain we stay dry for a short amount of time. thursday brings the return of rain, which will continue into friday. happy november 1st! >> happy november, everybody, and pay your bills, ron. >> take over your car and home. >> some people would prefer -- >> i just stopped pa

seen on under surveillance video buying a small box of ammunition in hamburg, berks county, that prompted washington and maryland to close its campus through the break out of precaution. they say he made no threats. >>> can you see the entire interview on nbc10.com rmths happening today, republican presidential candidate carley fiorina will be delivering a key note address at the university of pennsylvania t. most recent nbc news poll shows fiorina has the support of 22% of republican voter voters. >> 9 minutes after 4:00. it is a warmer morning. it is going to be a rainy day on tracking rain just to our west this morning. it will be moving in this morning and staying for most of the day. and along with the rain, we have some gusty winds that will help with the warm-up. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. but over the weekend, cold arrives. it really moves in saturday night and sunday and we might sigh snow in the area. right now, 54 degrees in doylestown 67. 63 a warm start in millvale. completely dry at the shore. it will take some time for the wet weather the arrive if south jersey. but it will b

but this one is decending on washington d-c for the boone county freedom flight. stephanie: for ten hours, local heroes toured memorials dedicated to their service, where fallen commerades were remembered as well. "there you go sarge we got you, we didn't forget you." stephanie: a long day for them- they were up for nearly 20 hours straight flying to d-c and back home. stephanie: but it was just as they were ready to call it a day, when organizers had one more surprise for them. jack: local five's elias johnson shows us. nat - diet coke? at a crusing atltitude of 30-thousand feet, boone county veterans have their first chance to take a breath and reflect on their 10-hour day touring the memorials dedicate to their service, nat is that the last bag? when freedom flight director don batt walks five suitcases to the front of the plane, one by one don batt - boone co. freedom flgiht director and these five bags are our duffel bags we have here and they're our duffel bags, so to speak, our mail call for out veterans for anyone who has served overseas, mail call was the