with amelia's family. just a very intimate emily family oriented family. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. >> year are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span 3. c-span us on twitter @ history for information on her schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. these weekend on american e henryts, we toured th ford museum in dearborn, michigan. here's a preview. >> behind the is our 1942 allegheny locomotive, which is the high water mark for steam locomotive technology. they dont come much more powerful than this. this locomotive weighs close to 730,000 pounds without the water and coal. over one million pounds. horsepower was 7500 tremendously powerful. the problem is there is a limit to the size you can build a steam locomotive, and the allocating is pretty much -- the allegheny is pretty much there. it becomes too heavy for bridges. this is about as big as the steam locomotive ever got.

amelia has this report. - what we're talking about are phobias. dictionary.com says a phobia is an irrational fear of a specific object, activity, or situation. to learn more about phobias and how to deal with them, we're speaking with kalliope barlis. she's the author of this book, phobia relief from fear to freedom. hi kalliope! - hi, thanks so much for having me. - dictionary.com says a phobia is an irrational fear. what does that mean? - it's unreasonable, which means that it's like a fear on steroids. it prevents us from doing the things that we want and being the person who we really are. - okay, so, how does a phobia differ from just plain everyday fear? - an everyday plain fear is good because it's there to protect us. you wanna fear fire to a certain degree because you want to avoid it so you remain safe. you wanna be fearful of not doing well on your test so that you take all the steps necessary to get the grade that you want. - alright, so, besides fire and fear of failing a test, what are some of the things people have phobias about? -

that's the word now. >> let's go to storm team 4 amelia draper -- meteorologist amelia draper.hen is that going to happen, what's the track? >> we'll likely see nate become a tropical storm go back in strength and back to a storm. this is a really quick moving storm, moving at 20 miles an hour. typically when we've been talking about tropical storm this season, they've been moving pretty slowly from 5 to maybe 10 miles an hour. so, this one is really racing. the impacts here, some much need it had rain on monday, maybe some wind. i'm not really saying that is a huge concern, but we are going to watch if monday needs to be a weatherle to the rain, so you'll want to stay tuned. doug and i will have the latest on news 4. and samora over the >> thank you, amelia.northam. the president wrote, ralph northam, who is running for governor of virginia, is fighting for the violent ms-13 killer gangs and sanctuary cities. vote ed gillespie. so, what does northam think of the tweet? our northern virginia reporter david culver went to find out today. david is here in the studio. what does he

thank you, amelia.resident trump is moving the health care fight from the capital to the white house. he changed some of the mandates in obamacare. he says it will improve the system. critics say he's trying to destroy it. blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump chipping away at obamacare, signing an executive order to do what congress could not. >> this order takes first steps to make to help their workers afford high-quality and more flexibility health care through reimbursement accounts. >> reporter: but critics say it will actually increase costs for those with serious health issues and drive some insurers away from obamacare. >> good afternoon. great to be here. >> reporter: meanwhile chief of staff john kelly making a rare appearance in the white house briefing room, knocking down rumors that he's fed up with his job. >> unless things change, i'm not quitting, i'm not getting fired, and i don't think i'll fire anyone tomorrow. >> reporter: and putting a pos

let's head over to the storm center and amelia. amelia?yeah, the biggest concerns in new orleans, jim, will be storm surge flooding. already mandatory evacuations going on there. take a look, here's the latest tropical satellite. i circled nate so you can pick it up more easily. i think if this wasn't circled it would be difficult to see where is that storm right now. it is not a super organized storm. it likely, though, will strengthen to a category 1 hurricane tomorrow durk the day as it enters the warm gulf we head into the evening and overnight hours tonight. as we look at our gulf coast, take a look, all the colors you are seeing here are hurricane watches or wrn warnings or tropical storm watches or warnings and flood concerns as well. the biggest concerns will be from areas like new orleans out toward mobile, alabama and over towards the pensacola area. that's where we're really going to focus on nate having the biggest impacts. not just with storm surge flooding but also winds and a lot of heavy rain potentially as well. the storm

a new discovery regarding the disappearance of amelia earhart. we'll show you new footage of the aviator from before her disappearance. (justine) even as bart police catch one fare-evader, many more are waiting to abuse the system.(jr stone) stanley roberts looks at the what goes on even while the police are there. while bart police is cracking down on fare evaders, what is interesting is what goes on while they are in the process of issuing a ticket watch as this guy goes through the gate, and then he inserts the very same ticket into the entry turn style so his buddy can exit . nats: ambiance then this guy with the black backpack, he saw the bart officers so he made a bee line to the opposite side of the station and exits out the emergency gate and leaves the station oh and by the way this is what the emergency gate looks lik

but now it's our storm team 4 meteorologist amelia dra amel amelia draper has what's on tap. >> the humidity due to nate, i want to show you this loop on the radar. this is the last 18 hours. you can see rain anywhere from the carolinas up to the great lakes. now we are looking at nate concentrated mainly over the new england area, pulling out of our region jut just an isolated shower out there right now. for most of us again, we're dry from here on out. take a look terrain falls from nate mainly this morning. washington picking up just over a half an inch. martinsburg over an inch of rainfall, dulles picking up half an inch of much needed rainfall. so nate did help to end our over three-week dry spell in the area. the area staying around an inch or less of rain. the high humidity levels doug was showing you feel like temperatures in the mid 90s also due in part to nate. there is more rain in the forecast this week. no tropical moisture. up with doug and more on the wild fires in california as well. that will be around 4:50, pat. >> we look forward to that, amelia. >>> it's been nor than a w

his house -- let's talk to amelia now. we'll send it back to you guys. everybody say happy halloween. >> happy halloween! >> and happy halloween to you guys, doug. i love the costume. i have to say pat collins, hands down, i'm liking that a lot better. superman wasn't bad either. let's talk about temperatures. you still have trick or treaters going out. it's chilly, you want president extra layer under the outfit. the pat collins costume actually probably nice and warm out there tonight for the trick or treaters. take a look. we are at 58 degrees in washington. 55 in frederick, 53 degrees in culpepper. tomorrow morning at the bus stop, grab the coat once again. 45 degrees in washington and upper 30s in the suburbs outside the beltway. also notice tomorrow we have plenty of clouds around, mostly partly cloudy throughout the day. by recess 55 degrees, and tomorrow afternoon cool once again. 62 degrees as you are picking up the kids. i c shower, likely wouldn't cancel those after school activities, but something you do want to keep in mind. all in all the w

professor amelia hadfield, thank you.had, and it didn't go down well with the mayor's office in toulouse, who referred the choice to prosecutors. nowjudges are set to rule on whether the name can stay or needs to be changed. jihad, here it is in arabic, means "effort" or "struggle", not specifically "holy war", though it has become associated with the extremists who have attacked france repeatedly in recent years. french law only restricts parents‘ name choices for their children, if a name is thought to harm the child's interests. not that long ago, until the 1980s, there was a list of names the french could give their children, a prescribed list, from the christian calendar, from heroes of greek and roman, that was it. there was a big liberalisation in 1983, is now in theory parents can call their child anything, except for this one caveat that if a name is deemed as being potentially harmful to a child and its future development, the authorities can step in and say no, and that has happened on one occasion, when a chil

our storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is here now with a closer look at all of this.this is pretty wild, amelia. >> yeah, absolutely, jim. 130 million years ago, two neutron stars collided. neutron stars are dead stars. so, first i want to show you an animation of what this would kind of look like. so, let's start the animation here. so, as this plays, i want you to keep in mind that this happened millions of years ago. this collision, and this set off a gravitational wave that reached here on earth, august 17th to be exact. one reason this event is so exciting and this really going to give it to you, i've read so many articles on it today. one event, this is so exciting. this set off the gravitational wa all these little sensors started going offer. astronomers dropped what they were doing, ran to their telescopes and were actually able to see the collision. see the light. see everything from this happen. so, why is this so exciting for you? well, take a look. so, now we know exactly how gold, platinum and uranium are created. now you know how your wedding band was c

amelia draper outside right now. amelia? >> doug, when we first talk about frost we talk about on average when do we see the first frost here. for most of us it's between october 21st and the 31st. before the west you're going to see the frost a little earlier. take a look at the map here. you can see areas that are under that frost advisory pretty much right on track. here in washington, the average first frost right around november 1st. what does this mean for you tonight if you're in that frost advisory, areas like frederick, montgomery county, fauquier. killed. you want to cover them with a bed sheet or bring them indoors and keep them indoors for the season so you don't have to worry about it. the other big thing, the frost has an impact on the fall colors. you want crisp afternoons and chilly nights, but you want those nights to be frostless. as we head into the next few weeks and we expect the peak fall color between november 1st and the tenth, we want the frost to stay away. hopefully we'll work our way a little late

for teen kids hews, i'm amelia. - i'll have tips about visiting colleges, even if you're still in middle school, so don't miss my make the grade report coming up next on teen kids news. - christin's back with another make the grade report. - when you think of a family trip, you probably think of amusement parks, historic sites, or natural wonders, like a national park. but there's something else you might take in on your next trip, a college tour. while this is usually something high school juniors and seniors do, it doesn't hurt to visit some schools, even if you're still in middle school, especially if you happen to be visiting a part of the country that takes a lot of time and money to get to. if there's a college or university you've heard about in the area, ask your parents if there's time for a side trip. go to the school's website and check their schedule. many colleges have tours throughout the year, and they're free. the tours are usually led by students, who have lots of inside information about campus life. you're never too young to take advantage of what i call the three vs o

. >> looking good, amelia.hank you. >>> the intense manhunt for that man that opened fire on co-workers. >>> we're tracking the latest on the investigation and where police are now searching. >>> plus, a new twist in a bizarre crime as we learn more about the guy arrested for stealing thousands of dollars from gas station vacuum cleaners. >>> people who don't pay their fair share on metro, should they be allowed to be arrested? one d..c ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. n charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> an urgent manhunt is continuing for radee prince. he's accused of a shooting in edgewood, maryland. three co-workers are dead and two more

as amelia reports, it's a controversial issue. aps are classes you can take in high school that are taught on the level of a college course. many high schools offer ap classes in subjects like biology, calculus, english literature, music theory, and history, to name a few. the ap in ap classes stands for advanced placement. ntbus sot actually say tha really stands for added pain.- um, they're pretty hard. they're definitely a lot more work, trying to stay up with them. - probably twice as much and a lot of information to retain when you're studying. so it's difficult. - well, ap classes is definitely a lot more homework. but i mean, for me it wasn't that much of a challenge. you just have to be prepared to know that there's a lot more work. as far the actual like work load it's a lot, but it's nothing that's like, t hard. you just have to make sure you pay attention you're on top of your stuff. - no question about it. ap classes are hard. more is demanded from you,eyre work tha so why t - i think it's a good way to challenge yours

>> amelia draper is here to help you plan out the rest of your night. hey, amelia. >> hey, guys.ly dry but we have plenty of clouds. it's been an overcast and gloomy day out there and everybody is commenting on the mugginess in the area. the damp chill will stick with us through the end of the work week. this is storm team 4 radar and these are the clouds. i can see isolated showers out around luray and around the frederick county area. we'll be tracking these areas of rain moving in later tonight. doug will have the latest on that coming up o for most of us, we're dry during the evening hours. 6:00 p.m., 71 and then more rain and drizzle in the forecast tomorrow as temperatures continue to cool. doug will time that out coming out hour by hour in a few minutes. >> carry the umbrellas. thank you, amelia. >>> now a news4 consumer investigation uncovering a possible scheme involving tree cutters. we're working for you to get answers and action. >> susan hogan confronted the owner of a company after several say that he and his crew took their money and never finished the job. >> that

a young student, amelia irvine, wrote an article about being college person. she is under attack for left wing groups and groups that represent the lbgt community saying the article and her position on same-sex marriage is hate speech and it is hurting people. now, meanwhile, she is a student at georgetown university which is a catholic university. i want to introduce to you tyson lang hover who is senior council for the appliance defending freedom. welcome to chasing news. >> thanks for having. tell me what happened, tyson. you write this article. i am reading about this young woman, 20 years old. er and her boyfriend decided to abstain from sex until they are married. why did they attack her? she writes this article? >> well, you foe, groups on campus that disagree her and have a disagreement not necessarily about their stance on same-sex marriage but also, the stance on marriage and, and amelia's group definitely holds the catholic to marriage which is that marriage is between one man and one woman. and was of that. groups are trying to been aish her from t

. >> amelia draper is here with a look at that.what this means if you liv front royal, authorities are saying please do not go out there and water your lawn or garden and don't wash your car unless you are taking it to a car wash. and if you are getting caught doing things like this, you could see up to a thousand dollars fine in these communities. it is not just the lack of rain, but it is a lack of rain also leading to low levels of water in the shenandoah river that has caused the water restrictions to be issued. so when we talk about our lack of rain, guys, today is the 20th day in a row that we haven't had any measurable rainfall at the airport. so, it's not a record just yet. the record is 34 days back in 2007. ironically during a similar time period, and looking at the top five driest stretches on record, you can find those on my facebook and twitter pages. they all occurred around this time. the u.s. drought monitor saying drought likely. doug and i putting the forecast together looks like we're going to have tropical moist

>> thanks, amelia. we'll check back with you in a bit. we are also following a developing story in montgomery county where investigators are trying to find a man behind a violent and brazen attack. >> right. a woman waiting at a bus stop in gaithersburg was pulled into these woods and sexually assaulted along news 4solutely shaken. >> reporter: the attack against a woman waiting at this bus stop this morning is spreading fear in the neighborhood. >> i am very worried because if it happened to someone else, the next time it may be me. >> reporter: this evening detectives returning to the woods where the victim was attacked. police are calling it a sexual assault, a possible rape. they are collecting evidence they hope will lead them to the man who grabbed the woman at this bus stop at about 5:30 this morning. dragged her into these woods, assaulted her and then ran off. police say the victim is physically injured and traumatized. >> right now our detectives are still trying to interview her, obtain some information about the suspect and we

the next couple of days, it is a pattern change, amelia.l weather lovers will like. >> which i think at this point is 80 to 90% of people. doug, i have to commend you for going there. our weather producer came over and said, should we talk about the record warm nights? i said, there's no way on air i'm going to say record low high because it is so tricky and confusing. the weather is going to have a moderate to high impact on your wednesday tomorrow. at the bus stop, might be one of those days where you wait with the kids, they can wait in the car until the bus comes with some showers already possible. recess likely indoors tomorrow, you want to keep that in mind for after school sports. if they're going to try to get it in outdoors, make sure you're throwing the rain gear into the bag tonight to get the kids ready for tomorrow. if the kids are coming home after school tomorrow, right after school, they don't have those after school sports, plan the indoor activities. be prepared. be ahead of the weather because showers are very likely. and

with a little more on this, let's go to amelia who is in the studio. amelia?just been in awe of this, looking at social media getting ready for the shows. so often you hear this is out in wine country, but then you see people's homes and places like a regular mcdonald's just burnt do situation out there. here's another photograph. this is a pretty telling story. this is northern california and you can see the blue imagery here and the orange there. this is going to be the fires and the smoke plumes. you can find this on my facebook page and twitter page as well. this was taken from a european satellite earlier today. so, what we're dealing with with these fires right now, largely uncontained. as you heard in the forecast from doug, it's not looking good there as the winds pickup. fire fighters don't really have a good handle on the fires right now. the exact cause, how they started, that's still under investigation. and at this .2000 structures have been completely destroyed and the damage to the vineyards at this point unknown. we do have some video right now

amelia. >> yeah, we do, pat. here in our storm team 4 weather deck, leaves showing fall color. green still in the forecast. over the next few days as cooler temperatures move in, what does this mean for the foliage report? i'll have that. for right now, look at the pollen report with mold comi in high.ng >>> all right. even though the candy sales have already started with just a few weeks away from creepy crawlers lurking in halloween costumes. just one of the things trending on this tuesday. here to talk about it, vick jagger from 102.3. >> when you say creepy crawlers, like literally. >> talking head lice in costumes. >> yes. and you know we all go out and look for the perfect halloween costume. but did you ever think about trying on the mask or the wig? so many people are doing it now and sources say that, listen, head lice is becoming a big problem. so, you have to be careful. what they're saying that you need to do is take your costume, put it in a plastic bag and seal it for about 48 hours, and that kills t

amelia draper is joining me today, she's kicking things off with your forecast. i'm liking this little bit warmer weather. >> it's a few degrees warmer than yesterday, we'll have high temperatures today warming to near 80 degrees. and stayed the 21st day in a row, we're completely dry here in washington we really warm up with plenty of surge. and this evening, gorgeous as the kids are getting home have from school and having their afternoon activities. keeping a close eye tropical depression, it will be called nate either today or tomorrow and this could bring us some rain. i'll have more on that coming up right around 11:25. >>> right now president trump and the first lady are on the way to las vegas. they plan to meet with victims of last weekend's shooting, but politics is not part of the ageneral go. >> day two as consoler in chief, this morning president trump leds to las vegas, he'll meet patients, medical staff, first responders, civilian heroes, but no talk of gun control. >> we'll be talking of gun laws as time goes by. >> we hear that every time somethi

amelia has the four-zone forecast. >> doug, we'll start off in the d.c. metro zone.his include montgomery, fairfax, arlington and alexandria. we're halfway to peak color in the metro zone and i think we'll see peak colors and we start november. i can't believe october is already winding down. i loved this picture shared with me from montgomery county. thanks to marie for taking that photograph. and then moving to the eastern zone, parts of the orn neck, starting off the day east of 95, you need it for the afternoons breezy out there. noticeably breezy and bringing out another small craft advisory. i want to give a quick shout out to a high school marching band. as we head to the western zone, the temperatures here for tomorrow, upper 50s to around 60s. the fall chill is in the air. it's tomato soup and grilled cheese kind of weather. not just tomorrow but friday as well. hagerstown, luray, cumberland, we start in the mid-50s on friday morning. frost on pumpkins out there. >> you mentioned grilled cheese and tomato soup, you're going to need a lot of it for sunday. tr

as we look to the weekend, plenty of sunshine, especially on saturday. >> amelia, thanks so much. >>>ession on her face that went viral on the internet. you may remember that. >> she made fun of it during a ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >>> the latest celebrity is talking about the sexual assault and she said it happened in the doctor's office. nbc explains why mckayla maroney is coming forward now. >> reporter: from hollywood now to the world of sports, shocking allegations of sexual from an olympic gold medalist. in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal, gymnast mckayla maroney claims for years. she's using the viral #metoo. she says in part, "i

amelia, i know you and i, you know, we go way back but how would you fit in here?o you get scared by this kind of thing? do you love it? myself personally, i like to see them but i don't like when they jump out at me or use the chainsaw. >> i am right there with you, doug. i went on a haunted house with a girlfriend and we had to be scared. loe loads of fun down there. as we look at your weather for tomorrow, like doug said, walking the dog, it's one of those days you go for an extra long walk. just perfection for the kids. as we look to friday and friday night football, big games going on across the area, including westfield at centreville and roosevelt high school. temperatures this friday definitely going to be on the cool side but we'll keep it completely dry and totally clear. it's sweatshirt weather, though. temperatures in the mid-60s. as they are wrapping up, temperatures falling into the 50s. hot cocoa weather at the football games. take a look at the next ten days. tomorrow, 74. warmer than today. we gain a degree. just about every day right through monda

amelia and i will be with you every day this week.ut there right now, beautiful conditions. 81 in leesburg. couple better la cumberland, maryland, 86. up to 84 by late afternoon. high temperature of 85 tomorrow. that 85-degree temperature stays with us on friday. saturday, also looking great with a high of 86 degrees. the nationals games on friday and saturday, looking fantastic. we're watching the tropics here on monday and tuesday. that this storm could impact our area and it could be a fairly big impact. much more about this in the 5:00 hour. >> national walk to school day? >> yeah. >> shows you how old i am. every day when i went to school it was walk to school day. >>> all right. petitioning for change. only on news4, a local organization is pushing for a safety feature to be installed in all vehicles. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you, how it can be a game changer for your entire family. >> at this time -- >> four elderly people's bodies were carried out. effects of carbon monoxide poisoning. people accidently

you're so excited to get on the costumes they cannot wait and that's why amelia draper has the four zone forecast for you for where you live. >> doug, i'm going to start off in the mountain zone this evening. this is our cool est zone out of storm team 4 four zone forecast. definitely want the extra layer under the kcostume for the kids. only in the mid to upper 40s. that extra layer not just a good idea, may be needed. you may want to grab loves for hagerstown, front royal, luray for trick or treating. the western zone, this is a temperature you can expect between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. 49 in frederick, leesburg, culpepper coming in at 48 degrees. still on the chilly side there with clear skies. here the extra layer would be a good idea. the d.c. metro zone of course washington typicallon or treating right around 54 degrees. 50 in bethesda, 51 in alexandria. light winds out there so at least we're not going to be dealing with the breeze. not as cold in the district but probably still want the thermals under the costume. as we head to the eastern zone, the water going to help moderate your t

it's a cool start, and those people talk about the marine corps marathon, amelia is outside right nowing about that. we're not going to her just yet. she has to wait outside. she doesn't have a problem with it because it is so nice. we have plenty of sunshine across the area. blue skies, really a very nice afternoon after what was a cool start. take a look at our reston camera. looking good. kennedy center looking good, too. 62 degrees, sunshine, temperatures dropping, though, through the 50s. it's going to be a cool night very quickly. this is for the city. in the suburbs we're already going to be in the low to mid 40s by 10:00, 11:00. 61 college park. 58 in annapolis. 56 down towards honey town, 62 bell vor, 63 degrees. time soon. we will stay dry. we will see more days like this, cool nights, and warm afternoons right on through the next seven days or so before our next storm system moves in late next week or at least late in the seven-day period. 38 degrees the overnight low martinsburg. 40 towards fredericksburg. look at the purple. this is where we have a freeze warning in effec

let's start with amelia.i. >> it's a chilly damp night out there tracking some light drizzle in spots. temperatures in the low 60s. it's a perfect night to stay indoors, watch news 4. and watch the nats game and of course i'll be updating the forecast tonight on news 4 at 11:00. as doug enjoys the foo fighters concert. right now we're at 62 degrees as we continue on into the later evening hours, we're still going to see some light showers and areas of drizzle. temperatures not cooling off too much with all these clouds in place. we're going to kind of continue to hang out in the low 60s. through about 11:00 p.m., i think the nationals game will be played tonight no problem. weather very similar to yesterday. cool with drizzle. if you're heading out there, definitely want the waterproof layer. sports are trying to get the after work jog in, it is damp and cloudy and feeling very much like fall outdoors. so walking the dog later tonight jacket as you head out. out the door tomorrow morning closing out the workw

amelia draper is going to join me in just a minute.oing to talk more about the fall foliage in a couple weeks and why the frost tonight could be an issue for those vo: john adams' prescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >> actress jennifer lawrence is talking about sexual harassment in hollywood and an experience that she calls degrading and humiliating. her story trending now on social media. here with more is vic jagger from 102.3. good to see you once again. >> good to see you. >> in light of all we've been hearing about harvey weinst

amelia draper. a >> we'll be moving west t zone, d.c. metro and finish in the eastern zone. doug was saying scattered showers out that way. we're going to see rain moving through. for the most part showers are out of areas like hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester, front royal and luray. by 3:00 a.m., sunshine for the morning commute, we heard further east into our western zone, this includes areas like frederick, leesburg, down through warren ton and culpepper area. now, for our western zone, storms best chance between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. maybe isolated wind damage out there, but it will be dry for the morning commute there as well. as we head into our d.c. metro zone, we're including washington, bethesda, columbia, bowie and burke in our metro zone. best chance for storms will be about 1 to 2:00 a.m., dry though for the morning commute. in our eastern zone, southern maryland down through the northern neck and fredericksburg, doug, we could still see scattered showers till 8:00 a.m. that could slow the morning commute. for most of us the tuesday is looking dry. the fron

amelia irvine is a 20-year-old student an president of the group called love saxa. she wrote a piece titled confessions of a college virgin. she spoke about her decision with her boyfriend to abstain from sex before marriage and went on to discuss the views of this organization that she runs, love saxa. her group's views on same se marriage got people talking. they don't believe in same sex marriage, they believe in what's called the con gall view of marriage. she spoke with -- >> it's about a connection on every level. emotional, emmanuel, spiritual, physical, that is sort of -- it's a special function in society, it's a very special relationship that can produce a family. and it's sort of directed towards caring for the family. >> reporter: editor and chief toby hung told me he received backlash for publishing her vladimir putin but stands by her viewpoint. us providing the platform would essentially be getting a platform for intolerant and hatred. but our -- decision making process, i thought it was necessary for us to express different viewpoints across campus a

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