we believe we'll see at least some fog in the try and southern virginia -- triangle and southern virginia, maybe a patchy dense basis. lunchtime should be crystal clear, beautiful blue sky and a lot of temperatures hovering around 60 at that point, and then tomorrow afternoon should be quiet, the commute should be easy, and a lot of clear sky, and this time tomorrow night we look for clear sky and cooling down, we'll expect lows in the 40s for wednesday morning. so overnight it's mid to upper 30s to around 40 in fayetteville. 38 here in the triangle, and gradual clearing, and fog could develop perhaps on a patchy dense basis. 60, milder than today at lunchtime, and tomorrow afternoon lower to mid-60s. 67 fayetteville, and 65 here in the triangle, and 61 at roxboro. the bottom line tomorrow is that it's a bright day, not dreary like today and warm as well. and sunny. you'll need the sun glasses. 67 wednesday, thursday 68, friday 73. that might be a little conservative. could be more like 76 or so, and here's the football friday on the bleachers in the evening not bad, 63 by 7:00. 56 by 10:

you can't afford your medication, jonathan: a person is dead as a result of a brush fire in southern virginia 80 miles south of roanoke near the north carolina border. victim was an elderly woman but so far they are not saying how she died. it's extinguished but authorities are on alert due to dry conditions. maureen: new information from the tragic story from northwest stafford. investigators identified the family killed in a murder-suicide that left four his wife and two young children yesterday and he called 911, reported there had been a murder-suicide and hung up the phone. buckley was dead when deputies arrived. he is a man who disappeared last year after leaving a computer lot and found a few days later saying he was overwhelmed. jonathan: the united states lifted the zika muslim but it doesn't mean the risk is over. the agency said it's preparing for the long-term respon the mosquito borne virus. it's been linked to neurological disorders to babies born to infected mothers. new at 6:00 for us -- >> i went to the barbershop myself. i didn't ask hey, can i get a haircut? jonathan: we ha

. >>> nascar fans in southern virginia yesterday weren't expecting this kind of wreck. a guy from fairfax hit a jeep it happened in the parking lot of martinsville speed way. 9 people went into the hospital. it happened after yesterday' race ended -- yesterday's ray race ended. the 65-year-old was charged with reckless driving. >>> the fallout continues over the fbi's announcement that they are investigating a new batch of e-mails possibly linked to hillary clinton's e- mail server. >> the clinton campaign is now fighting back. we campaign manager today and he joins us live now from the justice department. >> reporter: leslie, the justice department told lawmakers today they would work as quickly as possible to get through this investigation so they would have something to say publicly, but the clinton campaign isn't waiting around on them. today they opened essentially a second front in this case running against donald trump on the one hand and on the other the fbi. donald trump had nothing but praise for the fbi this credit. that was so bad what happened originally an

north and east of the triangle along the border, i-95 heading away through roanoake rapids and southern virginia and i-85 into mecklenburg county, a chance of fog. the farther away from the city, the live commute map, look good overall, picking up delays through gash or 40 westbound and word of an accident on falls of neuse road. and 85 looks fine and we have a crash at 55 at avents ferry road leang the 55 bypass. allow extra time or consider main street as an alternate route. lena? >> thank you, brian. >>> new overnight, president obama has landed in athens, greece to give a speech about democracy and globalization and plans to reassure allies that his successor, donald trump, supports nato. >>> dakota pipeline demonstrators are called upon to converge on the army corps of engineers and banks who support the pipeline. the protesters say the pipeline threatens drinking water and cultural sites. those behind the pipeline said they want more study. >>> the displaced 54,000 people. others are in host communities. meanwhile, the islamic state is claiming responsibility for two suicide bombings. >>>

a lot of the clouds in southern virginia are coming our way. it will go from sunny this morning to cloudy by lunch time to a chance of rain by the time you come home from work and school this afternoon. it is the high resolution forecast model. here comes the clouds by noon, 1:00. it will probably be raining as early our friends and neighbors, la plata, down to leonard town. be ready for rain drops as early as lunch time. to most of us it is in the 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 range. once it is here it will be a sloppy evening to be outside. the clouds moving in will keep temperatures from getting into the 60s today. right now we're in the cold. 20s to near 30 degrees. so layer up. grab the warm coat this morning and have the umbrella ready for this afternoon. rain early tomorrow morning but look at that. one big 70 coming up on your friday. got to love that. melissa mollet, how are the roads down in prince george's county. >> have the problem here. southbound 301. we have a crash in the left lane. we're seeing slow downs there. try to get our eyes on that

satellite and radar, nice across southern virginia and our eastern counties have been overcast the entire day today, and we could see that repeated tomorrow but on a more widespread basis, so we're going to the mid-70s for highs tomorrow, but if it fames to come -- fails to come through with the forecast we could be warmer. the wam front stretching if the -- warm front stretching from the tennessee valley to the northwest, and east and west we air, that's what we had today. south of front including charlotte were in the 80s this afternoon, and some locations got up to near 90 along the gulf coast. the yellows and oranges are temperatures in the 70s. november starts tomorrow, and it's still warm this evening. 75 kansas city, 71 memphis, jump over the front, and there's the cooler air. 48 in philadelphia, 57 in cincinnati. and the thing that will change your situation and bring us back to fall is a developing in the plains during the day on wednesday. there's the cloud cover tomorrow. partly to mostly cloudy. overnight tuesday into wednesday morning should be mostly clear. wed looks like a

look at the regional radar, and we have rain on the doorstep moving into southern virginia right now. looking at futurecast we'll see the progress of the rain through the night, and see if any will be around when you venture out tomorrow for school and work. we'll talk about that plus the cool down in the forecast coming up. >>> >. thank you, mike. still to come, what we know about the rape accusations against a former duke student who's family gave millions of dollars to the school. hillsboro street is about to change once again. a rumored target store near nc state's campus. >>> >. and a man gaining national headlines for how he chose to honor his father and watch the championship game. >>> >. and early voting at north carolina ends on saturday. to find a list of where to vote >>> wral news on fox 50 with linda loveland, gerald owens, and meteorologist mike maze. >>> the grandson of a prominent duke university donor is facing rape charges after a yearlong investigation. jeffrey yor. rape and assault by strangulation. the alleged assault took place last year at an on campus apartment

some frost is possible up towards southern virginia, south hill and points northward could be in the upper 20s to low 30s. it will be a sunny election day. tomorrow afternoon. then another cold front coming along on wednesday and another small chance for rain when that front comes through. okay, frost advisory for the counties in blue, and south hill up to north hampton county and points in between, you have a freeze warning in effect, so you could have a killing freeze for plants that are set outside, so make sure you protect those here for raleigh go mid-30s. areas of frost. sensitive plants could be damaged, but it's not a killing freeze. that may come on sunday as you'll see in the seven-day forecast coming up. we have the focus on the reynolds coliseum across the state at nc state. busy night over there. linda and adam will be very busy in the coming hours. 43, clear skies, calm winds, dewpoints at 38. low temperatures in the morning starting in the 30s. 43 here at wral, 41 at zebulon, and 39 at southern pines, 47 right now in fayetteville. so we had a spectacular day. plenty of

more details about a crash in a southern virginia race track that injured 22 people. a fairfax county man is charged with reckless driving. gary edem was arrested after sunday's race. he hit those people and cars as that he tried to get out of the congested parking lot. all of the injuries, all of the people injured are expected to be okay. >>> a fresno county sheriff's deputy in california was shot and killed yesterday in what is being called an accident. the deputy was on fresno's yosemite's national airport. no other information is being released at this time. >>> today we could get a verdict in the george washington bridge lane closing trial. jurors began deliberating last week. you'll recall in 2013, two lanes on the george washington bridge were shut down causing a major traffic jam between new jersey and new york. prosecutors say the lane closures were arranged by two associates of new jersey governor chris christie as pay refused to back the governor for reelection. the associates face federal conspiracy and fraud charges and could get up to 20 years in prison

. >> a former prosecutor from southern virginia, told us for her at least the reports of the mistreatmentf women were outweighed by other concerns. >> he has the courage and fortitude to withstand all of the blow back from saying what he is saying about muslim immigration and building a wall and illegal immigration and one issue after the next. he is willing to say most of us were thinking. >> we have no other way around this. >> a republican from rural pennsylvania, directs low budget horror films. he told us he considered himself a reagan man but said donald trump is the only candidate he trusts to take action. >> they all want to sell out the average working man so their bodies can make more money. is he the best messenger? no but he is the only messenger we got. >> he joined a wave in pennsylvania that saw many directs that voted for president surprisingly going to trump this time around. i started crying when i found out he won. >> somebody give as damn. somebody cares. he could be a charlatan, but he gave a dam and clinton and then if he crews up the presidency, it is worth it. >> a

overnight tomorrow night into sunday morning we should cool back down into the 40s and 30s up toward southern virginia. the model steps at immediate nit -- stops at midnight tomorrow night. so our forecast overnight, upper 30s to low 40s. 40 in the triangle. fix that, i north. i brighter spot -- forgot. a brighter spot in the morning. 50s to 60s, sunny and cool, and tomorrow afternoon mid and upper 60s. 66 in the triangle. 69 at fayetteville, so we had 69 today in raleigh at the airport, and we'll be a few degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon. there's the seven-day forecast. 40 in the morning, 66 in the afternoon. but my school is coming to town tomorrow to take on nc state. we'll see who wins. 55 for the kickoff, the finish is 47, very cool on the bleachers tomorrow night at the stadium. sunday 70, monday 67. election day is looking good. mostly sunny and morning low of 40. so when you head out to the polls, if you'll be there 6:30 in the morning it will be cold, and by the evening upper 60s. we'll be all over it on wral, so much information to share. >>> most people like to take in a world series game

follow this line and follow it down toward southern virginia and look what's going on here. we got more heavy rain all of this moving toward places like fredericksburg, the northern neck and southern maryland. places that have not seen any rain since earlier this morning. this whole system shows that southeast. many tornadoes. we saw more tornadoes today. actually tornado warnings in toward parts of south carolina and north carolina right now. that system moves through and behind it we see rather cool conditions. you can kind of tell, very warm out ahead of this. 65 mt. vernon. 57 where we've seen the rain back toward lees burg. this is on our weather underground network. twinbrook coming in at 60. tomorrow, you'll needs the jackets. haven't needed the jackets recently. a degrees at 7:00 a.m. 54 at noon. 52 by 4:00. a cool day. not a bad day. a little on the breezy side. not bad at all. you mentioned the christmas tree lighting. i'll be down there tomorrow for the christmas tree lighting. tune in for that. hold on one second. you know why? no, that's the wrong seven-day forec

a lot of areas down near the freezing mark especially across southern virginia and northern maryland. it is a frosty cold start. we'll be dry for today and dry for election day as well. a chance for rain through the middle of the week. two significant shots of cold today, though, won't be one of them. it will be nice and cool. plenty of sunshine. we're in the 30s and 40s now. should be up in the upper 50s and 60s later today. time to get the kids dressed for a monday. that is coming up in 10. melissa mollet, good morning to you. >> good morning. still have just this really only piece of construction hanging around here eastbound university between adelphi and route one. right lane gets by that paving here this morning. as you can see overall. right now. 95 from 32 down to the beltway, you can see it will take us 10 minutes. no worries from 32 to the beltway if you're headed northbound, same thing it is nice and open but don't have any problems there. beltway at central avenue rolling along pretty well. we'll take a look there at 95 and virginia coming up. it is 5:31 now as we turn to

. >> former federal prosecutor tamara neo of southern virginia told us for her at least the reports ofmistreatment of women outweighed by other concerns. >> he has the courage and the fortitude, obviously, to withstand all of the blowback from saying what he's saying about muslim immigration and the difficulties that lie there, building a wall and illegal immigration. and just one issue after the next after the next. he's willing to say what frankly i think most of us were thinking and he can take the blow back from it. >> we need a sledge hammer to this [ bleep ]. there's no other way around it. >> cody knots is a republican of rural pennsylvania who directs low budget horror films. >> see how you like it. >> he told us he considers himself a reagan man and also says donald trump is only candidate he trusts to take action on the economy. >> none of them want to change trade policy but sell out the average working man so their buddies make more money. is he the best messenger? no. but he's the only messenger we have. >> he joined a wave of pennsylvania that saw many district that is vo

factory man, my editor said the first time he read it data reads like to books the first part is southern virginiand the second part reads like china. so his suggestion was to build on always going on in china early in the book at the same time so always seem to move seamlessly had that in my mind when i was writing "truevine" so i have the boring office supply but stuff that is plastered all over the wall you can move it with dry erasers so i would keep up what i wanted to get back to. c were still writing, would plot out a chapter then this section and want each chapter like a stand-alone and in journalism recall a kicker which is the end or a chapter to have the kicker and then feed on what the next chapter would be. so people turned up page. >> it is such an intricate story of the past and the president how did you figure out that structure quick said like the way that you start with the basic story and then you try to get the story. >> and basically it is chronological laughter that except the digression were i cannot find where it adds another layer of context and newspapers release weren't

it's about southern virginia furniture maker who took on china to keep his workers employed and so whatis suggestion was to build on what was going on in china early in the book and at the same time so it would all seem to be more seamless and so i had back in my mind as i was writing "truevine", so i have this boring office supply shop talk, but i have this stuff called wizard wall which is like dry erase and you could move it and it's all over my walls and so i would keep up with like little threads and i would know it and to me that's the big difference, i mean, you're still writing. i writes like i thought out a chapter and then i put up the sections and i want each chapter to read almost like it was standalone, but then i want each section-- in journalism we call it kicker's, the end and i want each section also to have a kicker in the chapter to have a kicker and i want them to all sort of feet on the next chapter , so you are leaving people to want to keep turning the pages that this is such a intricate story with past and present and how did you figure out that structure? you kn

it will be moving in quickly, making it in towards central and southern west virginia by showers breaking up. here's the break in the middle of the afternoon for more showers and storms. we'll be arriving afternoon and evening. we don't clear out till after midnight. by thursday breezy and cooler air starts to return. 48 to 58 tonight. areas of fog just an isolated shower. i don't think rain is much of a factor tonight. 50s and 60s in the morning with fog and showers. afternoon, we get some breaks, a little sun. more showers and storms later on. look at 68 to 74. possibly record warmth tomorrow. three day forecast. breezy and cooler on thursday. 60. friday, 50. the weekend looks chilly but dry. next chance of rain is going to be a cool one too. not a pretty day tuesday with wet weather, highs in the 40s. >> yeah. a lot of us talking playoffs. they're not a lock at this point. >> they still got to play. there's five games left this season. they're all really going to be very important now. we know they're not going to get the division. the season has flown by though. how are the redskins f

. >> that was the end of february the southern virginia i sat down with him before he went out to a rally. and the interesting thing is that i gave him the book and i highlighted. i gave it to him and i could see at of the corner of my eye to see what is she doing but afterwards they told me if we would have handed him a book he would say what is this? don't give them something to read but he did and he agreed. to be very much like that i wanted him to fess up with because i was observing that. to be sole lucy goosy the master of the campaign trail bosses time to his benefit and react to the crowd. and one of the elements of the deal is no your market. and more than any other republican candidate. and he knew that market and struck a chord. >> but his management style is in the arts of the deal. with a lot of big businesses to get an answer going through seven layers it is on necessary anyway the trump organization you can come to me. the flip side of that is that it is micromanaging. the way the campaign has been run to say no committees or consultancy will listen to a point but if we fa

>> that was at the end of february in virginia in southern virginia. and i sat down with him before a rally in like a little library, and the interesting thing is i gave him the book and i highlighted i had very version i think i handed him, and so i gave it to him and picked see out of the corner of my eye his staff was like what the heck is she doing? like afterwards they told me if we would handed him a book he would say what -- what the heck? you can't don't give me something to read. but he did read it and he agreed with it. do you know what i mean and he still is very much like that why i wanted him to fess up that he's still very much that way. because be i've been observing it about him. and we all know he's loosey goosy out there and likes to see and go with the flow and he became a master of that out on campaign trail sometimes to his detriment most to his benefit when he would read the crowd. do you know and react to the crowd. he was always doing that seeing what they were doing and one of the elements of the deal in his book is know your m

. >> beatty himself was raised southern baptist in virginia. before coming to hollywood in the late 1950s. >> one of the characters in the movie says once you have been intimate, you are married. >> ta >> i don't want to pontificate on your show about this. because you are editing. i'm not. and so -- i want to be very clear about what i say. and i have learned in my long period of being famous, or well known. >> famous. >> i have learned that i -- that i should say it myself. >> especially when it comes to his new movie. >> at first my thought is that it was a movie, mainly about howard hughes. then my own self obsession took over. i thought, no, no. this its what i am more, as interested in, is what, was hollywood like when i came here. >> beatty's howard hughes is a man obsessed with his privacy. >> never trust anybody. >> he very much wanted to stay out of sight. and he -- he was very interested in controlling the image of how he was seen. now, i see a look on your face and you are going to say how was that in common with me? well, i will fe

southern and northern virginia. and finally moving into the dc ret metro area. more rain to come. but the main system is farther off to the east. that means by tomorrow morning the rain is just about out of here. i'll show you what that means for morning commute. out wait until you see the forecast in the next ten days. we have got big changes. >>> developing now an amber alert in the search for a 4-year-old virginia girl. state police tell us tonight she is in extreme be traveling up i-95. annabel research sond was seen south and east of lynchberg. police believe her father dillon richardson, took her and that his mother might be with them. he does not have custody. he may be driving a burgundy chevy van, vmg 2332 virginia license plate. they could be headed up 95 toward new jersey. if you see them you are urged to call 911. cut short, including three children, the young siblings died in a car crash in south carolina but they were all students at arcola elementary school in silver spring. jackie bensen talked to friends and family trying to make sense of the tragedy ? ? this litt

charles town, west virginia, winchester, west virginia, southern most montgomery county. nothing all that heavy. just enough to keep a sheen of water on the local roadways. cloudy skies and chilly this morning with temperatures in the 40s now. we should easily get well back up to the 50s with peeks of afternoon sunshine and we have a nice warming trend coming our way between now and the end of the week. more on that in a few more minutes. melissa mollet is dealing with drizzly drops this morning. >> drizzly drops all along the beltway. the green is the moisture in the air falling in certain spots around town. inner and outer loop, as far as any construction goes, everything is out of the way. no problems on the beltway. 66 and 95 rolling along there this morning. as we zoom in, you can see on 3995 northbound after shirleying i'll be back in a few. >>> good morning, i'm kristin wright at the live desk. we start with breaking news overnight in the district. in the southeast, a homicide. we're working to get more for you. we have video showing all of the police activity in t

you're looking at southern states. >> virginia in particular. >> so let's talk about virginia first. >> virginia in many ways may be the new ohio. the state that most closely miniaturizes kind of all the demographic trends in the country. it was the closest in the 2012 to the overall national margin. tipping a little further towards the democrats this year because of the mix of support for the two candidates. virginia is a state where we get an early read on whether clinton's advantage among college, white collar suburbites is as big as polls say and how strong trump is in that rural blue collar vote in the swec southwest part of the state. >> georgia's interesting because look, georgia, it's been close in the polls but people expect trump will likely win there. still, there are some very important signs. >> two big ones. how big is the african-american turnout in georgia. that's a big question across the board. can clinton get the kind of historic turnout that president obama did in 2012 when african-americans voted at a higher rate than whites. also does her gains relative to obama

it is part of the amazon prime now program, which became available in southern maryland and northern virginia over the summer. a say it is wildly popular. alison: grocery workers will not be going on strike after all giant have reached an agreement after a threatened strike. the current deal expires friday. both sides are working to get the new agreement in place by then. jonathan: washington nationals pitcher max scherzer was named the national league cy young award winner today. he led the national league with 20 wins and a major league-leading 284 strikeouts, highlighted by a 20-strikeout performance. he can throw. he did that against the tigers in he got 25 of 30 first-place votes as he becomes the first washington national to win the award. congratulations. alison: yes, definitely. we all know about tom- and drug sniffing -- about bomb a drug sniffing dogs. z26ndz zi0z 11:00, sometimes the most high tech devices no match for instinct come especially when that instinct comes complete with a nose with a sense that is what thousand times greater. alison: when danger seems to be coming at us

new mexico, probably not southern california and neve virginia. they are getting more rain in the southwest than they are in the south east. tucson, phoenix, l-l, more rain than atlanta. northeast, south east, west, but generally, off shore. 40s on the tomas romans, 50s. pretty cool for them. 44 for danville, running a little warmer than 24 hours ago. 28, 47, truckie, except for occasionally clouds. all set for forebeautiful day. temperatures will begin to bump up. 60s for a few. maybe a few low to mid-70s. morgan hill, north and southed looking good. i think tomorrow will be the warmest day. >> sounds great, it has been beautiful. >> thank you, steve. >> 4:21 is the time, right now. a whole few fleet of bart cars are coming. the reason bart is spending billions of dollars to update its trains >> if you are buy agnew home, don't expect it to have a new fireplace. new rules on what you are allowed to do with the fireplace you have in your home, now. so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective cour

all the counties in red, virginia and southern maryland, not only will it be blustery but it's super dry, we're in a moderate drought in some spots around the area. we're really, really blustery. so that wind advisory also off to the north, satellite and radar shows a couple of those flurries, at least on radar, clouds increase later, windchills in the 30's, we'll have another look at that redskins game time forecast as well as your seven-day featuring the holiday forecast still ahead. >>> time now is 803. firefighters are battling a blaze at a golf course >> alexandra limon is live with the breaking detail this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and this fire actually happened at the willow springs golf course in the city of west friendship. that is a club house that caught on fire, looking at it, the building looks like it could be a total loss. and in fact, those winds you were talking about we just saw the flames whip back up precisely because of those winds. now, i do have a spokesperson with the howard county fire department with me. why don't you tell me, what d

sunshine this morning cloudsloud this afternoon seen the rainhe r showers breaking out intout i southern virginia and along thee carolina coast that's all headel in our direct.ur we won't get a lot of rain but we'll have showers around i aron think after sunset tonight tonig through the morning commutemu have rain showers around for tht morning commute tomorrow thenroe clear it out tomorrow afternoon. daytime highs at the end of thed week look nice, friday and, a saturday maybe mid to upper 60s. >> super. >> this could be the last rounde as we get into thanksg theivingn it will feel like -- like -- >> you said that on severalever occasions. si >> good eating weather. wea >> last time for the warmas t weathetir. >> eventually he'll be right. rg >> it was 60 degrees last yearta at christmas.at christmas you never know.yoneve >> i got a text from my momy m saying this cold weather is makk mike appetite out of control.ofr i get so hungry this time off year. ye >> me too. i think we're wired for that.ha >> natural instinct to want toat eat more to keep yourself warm.f that's my justification for thet

yeah, it was just an e-mail m typically we rescue dogs fromogo north and south carolina, carin southern virginia and puerto prt rico. but we couldn't resist bringingg the kosovo seven up. >> okay. it's interesting because in kosovo reading a little bittlit about the not the strongest, yo know, pet friendly nation, okay. we're talking about being often beaten, shot for sport or whatrr have you. so how does an organizationanizo there then say, let's save some dogs?gs? >> yeah, so it was a woman namem debra she funded everything herself. since 2014 they've been able to save 150 dogs from kosovo.. >> okay.>> o >> and luckily she reach out too us and we are the lucky beneficiaries of these awesomese seven dogs.seven d >> tell us -- what livingin conditions might these dogs havv been under? i'm asking youskiny because how hard will it to be b socialize these dogs to how weow often treat our dogs here in the states?states? >> yeah. definitely very differently vy f some of them are going to take a little bit longer to are adjustt but all of them are perfectlyct adoptable. >> and already we're seeing a s

there are frost advisories and freeze warnings in the southern plains including or virginia, carolinas, tennessee kentucky. look at those gray showers. a look at that front. as you head towards the england some snowflakes h in the higher elevations for quick look at these temperaturest that will stick around through tomorrow and then recovering sunday the pick day. high pressure is the name of the game for the entire weekend wit tonight low 30s, some errors tomorrow could wake up with some upper 20s, despite the sunshine, the highs only recovering to 37 the back to th 50s on sunday mid 50s. on monday, super moon. rg3 has not played a down for the browns amountsrg to getting is the nfl look into rg3? an hour or less before kickoff. there is a full relevancy was o the field prior to the one-hour deadline.pr for now they're checking to see if he wasas cool on the time limit, they should be deal with bigger issues >> still wondering how a team we need a timeout prior to he did . >> coach jackson going to josh mccown early, the team was in the lead but the bigger issue i like a talent, it's

prime now became available in southern maryland and northern virginia this summer... and the company says it's very popular.' well the nationals didn't go as far as they wanted in the post season-- but one of the team's best players is still washington nationals pitcher max scherzer has been named the national league cy young award winner. the nats ace led the n-l with 20 wins, and had a major league leading 284 strikeouts, hilighted by a 20 strikeout performance against the tigers back in may. scherzer dominated the voting - getting 25 of 30 first place votes as he becomes the first washington national to win the award. it's xx and we're just getting started. turbulent transition. as the president-elect eyes some big names to fill out his administration-- hillary clinton speaks out.. telling protesters not to give up! and now congressional leaders are picking sides.. the details coming up. good morning washington. - warming temperatures through saturday - windy & cold sunday (20+ degrees colder) - cool with a few showers for thanksgiving today: mostly sunny. chilly s

spie went to mcdowel in west virginia in southern part of west virginia and in that county, and countiestate and kentucky and elsewhere, turns out that people today unbelievably are now dying at a younger age than their parents. the whole drift of modern society in american around the world is as a result of public health as a result of medical break throughs and we've seen great breakthroughs on cancer, other illnesses, people live longer lives. there are millions of americans today in various parts of this country working class people who are dying at a younger age than their parents. they are dying as a result of drug addiction. of alcoholism, and of suicide. in other words, the despair is so great among people who are trying to get by and nine, $10 an hour worried about their kids. they are going nowhere. and life overcomes them and they turn to drugs and alcohol and suicide. and donald trump said, i know that. i went to pine ridge native american reservation. because i tried to focus some attention only the plight, on the tragedy that bases many native american communities throughou

because i was very fond of my high school teachers and i went to a very small high school in southern west virginia where a teacher, as i recall teacher coaches, they would teach classes in the morning and they would coach in the afternoon and i experienced three years of that with the same coach and i admired him. and i went to college with that in mind. and then the japanese bombed pearl harbor and of course that changed not only my life but the life of practically all americans. one thing i do want to say about world war ii and that period. i believe it's the only time in the history of our country when we were completely united. i don't think we've been united before that, and we haven't been united since. everybody that i knew and heard of and saw and met, they were behind the united states and defeating the nazis in europe and the japanese in the pacific. and if you go to a restaurant, probably they wouldn't charge you for your meal. if you road a taxi they wouldn't charge you, if you went to hitchhiking, which we all did, if there was room in a car they'd never pass you up. so what i remembe

virginia was a southern state embroiled in school desegregation issues., i believe, attended largely african-american schools. it was quite controversial for you as a child. >> yes. one sister, one brother. my other brother was too young. but the three of us helped integrate the richmond city schools in 1970 when i was a 12-year-old. it was an honor and a privilege. my dad as a republican governor stood out from the prior southern governors' approach of massive resistance and said he wanted to help make virginia a model of race relations. it's been a long time, a bumpy path for virginia. we have moved a long way. we are proud of virginia welcoming diversity. >> i don't know if you have had time to absorb what melania trump was saying. certainly attacking an issue of cyber bullying which all of us could relate to for us, for our children. for the young people and old. do you see a sense of irony given the social media efforts -- personal efforts by her husband this year? >> well, i haven't had a chance to watch melania's speech. i have just seen the headli

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. >> beatty himself was raised southern baptist in virginia before coming to hollywood in the late '50s. one of the characters in the movie says "once you've been was that your understanding when you were growing up? >> i would say that as a teenager i was -- all over the lot. i didn't know for sure what i felt about all of those things. >> i don't want to pontificate on your show. about this. because you're editing and i'm not. and so i want to be very c about what i say. and i have learned in my own period of being -- what's the word, famous or well-known? >> yeah, famous. >> i have learned that i -- i -- if i want to say something i should say it myself. >> especially when it comes to his new movie. >> at first i thought that it then my own self obsession took over i thought, no, no, this is -- what i'm more -- as interested is in what was hollywood like when i came here. >> beatty's howard hughes is a man obsessed with his privacy. >> may i give you some advise? >> yes. >> never trust anybody. >> he very much wanted to stay out of sight. and he -- he was very interested in controlli