state campus one day afteron attacked students. stephanie goff has more. >> abdul artan atraduation last month. he launched a deliberatettack his classtes. captured the suspect alone driving a relative's car. moments later, authorities say artan jumped a curve crashing into unsuspecting fax you you -- students.cting fty?$ a >> 11 faculty, student and staff membersgz?v were injured the entire 2,000-acre campus went into lockdown. >> it's >> law enforcement officials are 20 u.s. airport in 2014. beginning. >> that w?' n goff re are looking to see if anybody helped the attack her perhaps from overseas. they're looking at his personal life to see if anything trig herbed his actions. >>> -- triggered his actions. >>> wildfires continue to burn. one of the worst hit near gatlinburg, tennessee. wildfires have damaged and they're all in the burn unit at vanderbilt university center in gnash i will have. hundreds of firefights state rsonnel and national guard to fight the flas and on peion on the green burne less than first thought firetell

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maybe a degree or two warmer for this afteron. upper 50's. today likely sitting around the upper 50 degree-mark with luster at 51 degrees. struggling to get out ofhe 40's. that's the case for plyuth we will see high temperatures along the coastline.ally you move inland you cod see a fe upper 40's. tracking rainfalto the area. for the mid afternoon, ligra stt do by later this evening especially by the evening commute, there are those downpours approaching. they are going to strengthen and become more widespread especially for our local forecast as wee towardhe late evening. around 8:00 to 10:00 there'the heavy downpours. we could hear a rumble of thunder. the continues overnight and intw hours tomorrow morning. notice how as move into the sday morningommute a lot of us start to dry out and we stay dry as we head into impressive. that is top of what we have seeneten .5 inches to e inch in spots. that rain starts to shift just inim for theiday lights as we sebably cloudy skies and mperatures in the upper 40's. after topping out in the upper 5's

highs achievable once again as return by late morning with a few light in showers possible in the afteron and eve wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45 mph.tonight: cold blast as cold front sweeps through. temps drop quick io the lower 30s by morning. a few ra showers or snow shers possible. stays windy gusting to 45 mpweekend: cold, raw and windy on saturdaywith highs struggling to hit 40 buwith a stiff wind gusting to 50 mph it feels more like the 20s or eventeens all day. a few snow showers possible saturday morning with a dusting possible on grassy surfaces. still cold on sunday with highs only in the upper 30s but the wind eases and sunshine returns.friday: waking up to sunshine and very mild temps. record highs achievable once again as upper 60s 700. clouds return by late morning with a few light rain showers possle in the ternoon and evening. windy with sustained wind from 20-40 mph gusting to 45 mph.tonight: blast cold front sweeps through. temps drop quickly into the lower 30s by morning. a few rain showers or snow showers ssible. stays windy gusting to 45 mph.weekend: cold, ra and w

wee got heavy rain coming, 40s, we'll e upround 50, with the rain reallykingic u by mid afteron, and it's with us into tonight but we're tomoow, and dryg it out and mild 58 degesbrzy tomorrow. antoinette. >> ok, cindy, thank you. 6:26,nd isacwi the eyepoppers this morning. >> yes, who needs uber when you need matthew mcconaughey. >> you don't need anything, that is him, he was giving the univertyf texnts a safe ride home over the wee alater as oe article pt it, th actor wantedoke re that they got home. >> all right, all right, all right. >> you do it way better than i do. >> yeah. >> that's perfect >> perfect. >> and construction workers new zealand could not figure out whyrange conesept moving .around th cull pritszght on came. they were playing in the trfic. the workers figured the notoriously social birds were movingo the cones for i wanto know h the birds moved that cone because those are not light. >> it's amazing what you will do for attention. randy: and food. food, yeah, absolutely, randy: a perso honored for their hoism. a violentssault near a station. the complaint thataunc

have the wet weather gear with you, you are going to be glad that you had it on luntime into the afteron. evening during the evening commute so once it gets in here it will rain a while, the biggest impact is during the afternoon and for that evening commute. we need this rain desperately. one of the driest novembers on record and we are so far behind by 10.5 inches, we're looking at a solid inch or so of rain. in on downpours in many areas this afternoon. you can see the rain sneaking up, scattered in nature, a couple of showers filling in here across new hampshire, and where the temperatures are chilly, running in the upper 20s around keen, orange 34, and so can't rule out aouch of freezing drizzle in a few spots out this way, but by far most of us in the 40s and lower 50s on cape cod, and this moisture, just kind of getting started with the storm system. it's goi into a tropical feed from the bahamas, and this is working in, as the storm gets stronger the winds will increase. and that combined with the astronomical high tides has led to a flood advisory, and may see some minor coastal

afteron your morning hours will beni w fine. we are going to cloud up.p. we're going to have showerse probably after 4, 5 o'clock o'c today. >> thank you. >> all right, 57. 5 >> all right. chilly out there now though. thg how is traffic looking? goodkid morning. >> good morning. 6:27. >> 6:27. not looking so delays and some crashes. cra this is a look at 66 eastbound b out by the virginia visitor's vr 7234 prince william parkwaynce l all the wayia to sudley road arr you jam packed. early crash on the shouldern thu cleared. give yourself to get through elf that sea of congestion aboutbo 15 to 20 extra minutes.utes. sluggish through 28 as well. we. other delays you need to beeed o aware of this morning as youou head out police activity onice c the eastbound side of sevenboun out ind leesburg.eeurg. center lane blocked at belmont t ridge.dg because of there you're backedhe up to battlreefield parkway. paw moving traffic.raffic. fourteenth street bridge theretr is a crash confirmedee so we're' seeing delays back to theto pentagon. give yourself a few extra min

and also the senate is 52 republicans 48 democrats and for them to be secure the republican hands afterons 2018, 25 of the 33 seats up for election held by democrats first term or vulnerable. series what might happen this and it could swing dramatically to the democratic hands but to think not of the next two or four years but i think it is a good bet you'll have water to additional vacancies during that period. >> is of vacancy it is an apparel or monetarily is justice thomas. i think it is the same like justice stevens stepping down where justice thomas may be perfectly happy to step aside especially if he is confident his successor will share his commitments. i don't know of any of the freed justices will leave by choice between now and the 20/20 election. >> so let's test that proposition.the you save the accord is viewed as political the end when they leave voluntarily to make an effort to lead underwriter president that shares their views doesn't that into the political motive to the court bucks to make you give that to the justice. a really folks don't hear me to say it is a politic

mine.silence there will be a afteron-and-answer period the keynote speaker. the we will be adding in time for questions and answers. , they can tweet their questions to @ palestinecenter. those on twitter, the handle is pcconf2016. upope everyone has picked one of these. it has the bio of every speaker we have today as well as other information. donors,r programs, our our committees. this year's palestine center annual conference will examine the situation of palestine within overlapping historical, social logical, and political -- sociological, and political context. we will examine the developments over the pasteast century and the deep impact they have had on palestinian .spirations november 2 was the 99th anniversary of the declaration. that is my editorial. spring, i do not want to call it arab spring. unfulfilled promises. experts will offer perspectives on washington's policy toward .srael and palestine in light of the shares presidential election -- this , as's presidential election well as the challenges to the pds.ng today, we will open our conferen