eun, back to you. >> angie goff live in our news room this morning. angie, thank you. >>> today begins week two of the trial against michael jackson's doctor. conrad murray is accused of giving the singer a lethal dose of anesthetic and other sedatives back in 2009. prosecutors today will question the e.r. physician who assisted in pronouncing the singer dead in the bedroom of his home. murray's defense team says jackson gave himself the lethal dose when murray left the room. if convicted he faces four years in prison and the loss of his medical license. >>> also today, the defense will continue to present its case in the murder trial of a virginia grandmother who says she was insane when she threw her 2-year-old granddaughter to her death. 50-year-old carmela dela rosa admits throwing angelyn ongdok from a walkway in tyson's corner. dela rosa has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecution says her videotaped confession shows she planned the crime to get even with her son-in-law. she resented him for her daughter's out of wedlock pregnancy a

back to you, joe. >> angie goff reporting live. thanks very much, angie. >>> this morning jury selection will resume in the trial of a woman accuseded of killing her coworker. brittany norwood is accused of killing her coworker jayna murray inside the lululemon store in bethesda back in march. yesterday potential jurors were asked whether they could disregard the extensive media coverage in the case and make decisions solely on trial evidence. most of them stood when asked who had seen, heard, or read news accounts of the murder. >>> attorneys for a former virginia lacrosse player asking for the medical records of his girlfriend whom he's accused of killing. that's according to "the washington examiner." police say that george hewgley beat his girlfriend yardley love, also a lacrosse player, in 2010. but hewgley's attorneys want the medical records saying she took the prescription aterol and used alcohol, causing an irregular heartbeat. >>> police are looking for two different groups wanted for a rash of robberies in northwest. the

>> angie goff, live in our news room. angie, thanks so much for that update. >>> global stock markets took another hit today. at one point hong kong's hang seng dropped 5% to its lowest level, and japan's nikkei ended down almost 2%. the ftse has bounced back this morning in the past 30 minutes. it's still down almost 2%. in germany the dax is down almost 2% and u.s. futures down almost 50 points. >>> new from overnight, we just learned police have one suspect in custody in connection with a double stabbing in the district. a man and woman were stabbed shortly after midnight in the 3200 block of connecticut avenue northwest. our crew was on the scene as police searched for clues. no word on what led to that stabbing or how seriously the victims were injured. >>> the search is on for the body of a missing woman after a plane crashed in the chesapeake bay. the plane crashed within three miles of smith island. the pilot and his elderly mother were on board. the pilot told police the two did make it out of the plane before it

angie goff is live in the news room now with details on this. ng, angie. >> good morning, joe. >>> local astrophysicist adam reese has just been named a nobel prize winner in physics. the 41-year-old is from d.c. and works for john hopkins university and the space telescope science institute. reese received the prize along with two other men, saul perlmutter and ryan schmidt. in a 2001 article, reese was cited for realizing the universe is spreading faster and faster. it led scientists to reconsider the fundamentals of physics. johns hopkins has been tweeting through the morning sending congratulations to jhu astrophysicist adam reese, and other institutions chiming in too. m.i.t. just sent this out, its congratulatory wishes reese's way. i called dr. reese early and got a call waiting recording saying, get this, they were on the other line. i bet he's been fielding calls from family, friends, and people like us all morning long. it's sure to be a busy one for him. back to you. >> he's going to be on the other line for quite a while, i imagine. a

back to you. >> angie goff reporting live from the news room. thanks very much, angie. >>> in atlanta, police have arrested nearly 50 protesters camped out in a park as part of the occupy atlanta movement. the protesters have ln living in woodruff park for the past several weeks. police said the protesters had to leave because they were creating a dangerous situation there. >>> on "the tonight show," president obama had a chance to address the occupy movement. he says he believes the american people are frustrated. >> right now they're frustrated. part of my job over the next year is to make sure that, if they're not seeing it out of congress, at minimum they're seeing out of their president somebody who's going to be fighting for them. >> the president did inject a little humor too. with halloween right around the corner, he joked about how trick or treating needs to change at the white house. >> and she's been giving, for the last few years, kids fruit and raisins in the bag. >> ooh, yeah. >> and i said, the white house is going to get egged. >

news 4's angie goff joins us from the news room with overnight developments. angie, good morning to you. >> good morning, eun. libyan officials say that moammar gadhafi, his son, and a former aide were buried at dawn in a secret location. the bodies were taken overnight from a meat freezer in misrata, where they've been on public display. the ap source report says islamic prayers were read over the bodies. over the last few days, officials with the interim government have fought over what to do with the bodies until their decay forced them to make a decision. officials are keeping gadhafi's grave anonymous so it is not vandalized or becomes a shrine. like his burial, though, questions still linger about the dictator's death. the national transitional council promises to look into how gadhafi was killed. rebels say he died in cross fire after his capture. an autopsy points to a gunshot to the head suggesting he was executed. officials continue the search for his son and heir apparent, saif al islam, who is reported to be on the border of libya, attempting to fle

back to you. >> angie goff reporting live. thanks very much, angie. >>> right now searchers in richmond are combing through a north anna battlefield park searching for an autistic boy. 9-year-old robbie wood jr. wandered off during a walk with his family on sunday. some 900 people have helped deputies, officers, and national guard in the search. many have never met the wood family but say they wanted to help. >> i hate to see things like this happen. everybody needs to stick together and do what they can. i think it's fantastic that the community has come out like they have. >> the hanover county sheriff's office has invited volunteers to help again in their search. they're gathering at north anna battlefield park this morning at 9:00. >>> opening statements are scheduled to start today in the lululemon murder trial. the judge ruled that the prosecution can use only 4 of 11 photos during its opening statements. he said the other images were too graphic for the jury at this stage of the trial. he said he might be admitted later

for the achiever in you. >>> i'm angie goff.ok at some of the stories we're following this morning. be extremely careful on the roads this morning. many streets are still slick with temperatures hovering around the freezing point. several accidents across your region have been reported. no reports of any deaths at this point. >>> all along the east coast, as many as 2 million people are without power following this rare october storm. new york city, which hasn't seen measurable snowfall in october since 1952, smashed an all-time record with an inch and a half of snow in central park. it was the communities inland that were hit much, much harder. some towns in massachusetts saw up to 26 inches of snow. >>> a string of bank robberies along route 1. it started around 11:00 a.m. saturday when a woman held up suntrust bank. we'll check in with tom with the latest on your weather coming up. >>> welcome back. welcome back this morning. we're talking about hbcus, historically black colleges and universities. and mr. garnet, you wanted t

thanks for joining us, everybody, i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. this is the day hundreds of people have dreamt about for years. >> a little more than three hours from now the martin luther king jr. memorial will be dedicated. >> activities begin at 8:00. the dedication program begins at 9:00 along the tidal basin. 50,000 people are expected to attend. president obama will deliver the keycoat address starting at 11:00. jesse jackson and members of the king family will speak. >> make sure you pack patience. several roads around the tidal basin and national mall are already closed for the event. among them, parts of constitution and inside avenue as well as ohio drive. the roads will remain closed until the police deem them safe again. it's also operating extra trains to handle the large crowds. >> if the crowds are too much to handle, don't worry, you can see all the ceremony live on nbc washington nonstop starting at 10:00 a.m., verizon 460, cox 803 and over the air at 4.2. >>> a number of demonstrations are setting the back drop for today's dedica

angie goff is live in our news room with more. e, good morning. >> good morning. >>> this movement on wall street is getting a big boost through online. $300,000 in cash is how much the group has raised through donations on its website. the group now has a store house in manhattan chockful of supplies, food, blankets, and even swimming goggles to block pepper spray. wall street remains the epicenter for the revolt that has motivated movement across the globe, called an international day of action, protests this weekend happened from london to new zealand, spain to tokyo. demonstrators used their cell phones and social media tools to show the world their messages in realtime. "the new york times" reports almost 50% of updates on twitter this weekend came from outside the u.s. on facebook, the overall occupy wall street audience has topped 1 million in the last couple of weeks as facebook pages dedicated to the cause continue to pop up around the world. back to you. >> angie goff live in our newsroom. angie, thank you. >>> and civil

angie goff is live in our news room with more. e, good morning to you. >> good morning, eun. >>> this movement on the ground here in the u.s. is getting a big boost through global outreach online. $300,000 in cash -- that's how much occupy wall street has raised through donations through its website. the group also now has a storage space in manhattan chockful of supplies. that was also donated. on hand, tons of blankets, food, and even swimming goggles to shield protesters from pepper spray. organizers say supporters are shipping about 300 boxes a day. wall street remains the epicenter for this revolt that has motivated movement across the globe, causing international day of action protests from london to new zealand, spain to tokyo. demonstrators use their cell phones and social media tools to show the world their messages in realtime. "the new york times" reports almost 50% of updates on twitter this weekend came from outside the u.s. now on facebook, the overall occupy wall street audience has topped 1 million in the last coupl

now back to you. >> angie goff live in our newsroom. angie, thank you. >>> jamestown, north carolina, and emporium, virginia, are the highlighted stops today during the president's second day of the three-day bus tour. the president proposes breaking up the jobs bill and introducing key pieces of it. the president is campaigning for re-election on the taxpayer's dime. >>> republican presidential hopefuls will take the stage once again tonight for the eighth debate of the election season. this time it will be las vegas, nevada. and the economy will likely be the hot topic with nevada's unemployment and foreclosure rates, the highest in the country. missing from the debate lineup is jon huntsman, who's boycotting the affair because nevada moved up its primary to the second in the nation behind iowa. new hampshire is traditionally the second state to hold a republican primary and is also the home of huntsman's campaign headquarters. >>> it is now 5:07. 59 degrees. still ahead on "news 4 today," a burglar gets a surprise after breaking into

angie goff is live in our news room with this developing story. e, good morning. >> good morning, eun. >>> this morning the message to americans around the world, stay on alert. the state department issued a new worldwide travel alert, warning for terrorist attacks against u.s. interests. this follows the exposure of an alleged plot to murder saudi arabia's ambassador adel al jubeir. officials say iranian sponsored attacks could also include strikes in america, where the alleged plot was supposed to happen. the travel alert expires january 11th, 2012. meanwhile the president told al jubeir the white house is committed to keeping diplomats in our country safe. meanwhile two iranians accuseded of trying to kill jubeir, one of them a naturalized u.s. citizen living in new york. the two men offered $1 million to a man they thought was with the mexican drug cartel. turns out it was a dea agent instead. the plan to kill him with a bomb attack while he dined at his favorite restaurant >> it reads like the pages of a hollywood script. the impact would have

angie goff is live it more. >> reporter: good morning. police arrested over 100 protesters from the occupy boston movement after they refused to relocate their camp. >> remain reasonable and necessary force may be used to disperse the unlawful assembly. >> that video shows the warning before protesters were taken away at the rose fitzgerald kennedy greenway. just before midnight, police told the group, about 1,000 there, to move their encampment or be locked up. the group responded with things like the whole world is watching. ten minutes later, officers began arresting people and tearing down tents. one police officer was reportedly hit in the face, but police say no protesters were hurt. many of them actually took off to another location to set up camp somewhere else. police issued the first warning to lead part of the greenway, which is private property, around 11:00 last night. in the aftermath, protesters told reporters they were prepared to be arrested. many of them had signs. they were holding them up with phone numbers of lawyers

angie goff live in the newsroom. thanks so much. >>> 5:36 is our time. you will soon be able to watch steve jobs' very private memorial service at home. we'll tell you how. >>> and a major cool down is on the horizon. ♪ ♪ a couple years of up all night ♪ ♪ and a few thousand diapers later ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ he loves that little girl [ male announcer ] all her life, she's been coming toward you. now that she's driving, she's going the other way. ♪ there goes my life [ male announcer ] thanks to state farm's steer clear program, teens learn safer driving and parents gain peace of mind. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. >>> good morning. our time is now 5:39. we have 50 degrees here in the nation's capital. you can see the nation's capital all lit up under beautiful skies. tom? >> good morning. >>> that 50 degrees is the warm spot. elsewhere we're in the low to mid-40s starting off this monday morning. weather obs

i'm angie goff. >> it is sunday, october 2nd. thank you so much for joining us. those top stories we'll get to in just a moment. first, meteorologist chuck bell is in the studio. it's not too pretty outside. i don't know if you have many friends right now. >> no. i don't have many friends. >> you have friends in here, but i'm sure people at home -- >> seeing the kind of wind we saw blow around the washington monument. >> no. it will not be that breezy today. that's one step in the right direction. over the last couple of hours, looking at some of the latest computer guidance and new hope it won't be quite as rainy today. as was originally feared. i have lowered our chance of rain a touch. >>> you're gaining more friends. >> i went from a 70% chance to a 40% chance. there's a nice update for you there. i'll show you why i'm more confident. don't get me fooled. it's not going to be warm today. and you're not going to see much in the way of sunshine. we're not going to have as much wind or rain as we did yesterday. that's the improvement. right now temperatures are

i'm angie goff. >> good morning. i'm john schriffen.o chuck bell joining us in the studio. >> oh, my goodness. another nice day coming. everybody needs to get outside anden skwroeut. sorry about that. sometimes i turn the microphone off. >> we'll let you know. let's translate. it's going to be a great day. >> the on and off switch works so well. now it's not working as well. >> what chuck meant to say is that stay inside for a little longer, watch the news cast, and we'll have great weather the rest of the day. >> exactly. beautiful weather outside this morning. temperatures are generally in the 40s and low 50s right now. bright and sunny weather out there for you on a sunday. so get ready to enjoy. temperatures, as i mentioned, are on the chilly side. 55 downtown. 45 in martinsburg. 50 in cumberland. 49 degrees in stanton, virginia. a little bit of a chill out there towards the shenandoah value. temperatures mid to upper 50s here through the morning hours. everybody is going out to cheer on the runners at the army 10-miler. the runners

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. today is sunday, october 23rd. we'll start off with weather. chuck bell is here in the studio. a little chilly out there right now. >> especially towards the blue ridge developing into the 30s. quite a bit of frost out there this morning on the pumpkins. so a very cold start to a sunday morning. even in downtown. temperatures plymouthed down into the low 40s. a chilly way to get your sunday started. today, unlike yesterday, we're actually going to get a little bit more sunshine. close to 100%, put it that way. outside right now, a clear sky has really allowed temperatures to fall off dramatically during the overnight hours. even into the downtown urban heat island, 35 at national airport. look at all the 30s on the map. charles county, 38. manassas, 36. gaithersburg, 36. just a whisker above the freezing work at 34 degrees. here's your forecast for today. mostly sunny, milder. near peak on the fall color. with all the extra sunshine today, a few clouds coming in and out from time to time. with all the sunshine, tem

angie goff is live in the news room with more on this. angie, good morning. >> good morning, joe. >>> a top tech site response to apple's iphone launch describing it as a single l rather than a home run. the expectation from the world's most valuable company was huge, and in the end the feeling among the tech world and wall street, disappointment. apple's new iphone looks just like the old one. called the iphone 4s, it's faster than the iphone 4. the camera's resolution has more than doubled. videos upload faster, and there's a cool personal assistant feature. and for the first time sprint customers in the u.s. can get one. at the end of the day, it was not the iphone 5, the one everyone wanted to see. after the announcement, apple's shares slumped more than 5% on wall street. it later recovered. it's a trend that we see often following apple's announcements. this time the sentiment on social media was different. tech sites and fans took to online, let down by the absence of not only the iphone 5, but also apple's former ceo steve jobs, wh

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. welcome to news 4 today on this sunday, october 30th. work to go clear snow and ice from streets across the washington area. as temperatures overnight dropped to near freezing. >> i know. many drivers, though, learned the hard way just how slick the roads are. these are a few of several accidents that were reported in

. >> i'm angie goff.housands of gone to the tidal basin. >> a dedication ceremony is under way for the new martin luther king jr. memorial. and we have live coverage. right now to tom sherwood who is in the thick of it. good morning. >> reporter: i'm down here on the mall. i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. john, are you guys there? thank you very much. the crowd is really growing. i want to show you all the white hats people are wearing out here. it's the king -- it's not an organization. show the hat here. every person who comes in today is getting this hat as a memory of this memorial dedication. mayor vincent gray welcomed the crowd to the nation's capital. it wasn't just a polite welcome. he said he told that martin luther king, back in 1966, said it was unjust that the people in the district of columbia didn't have a right to vote in congress like all other americans. and gray specifically called on president obama to say something publicly and to support in congress the voting rights for citizens. that'

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. today is sunday, october 23rd.illy, chilly forecast. >> a little fall chill first thing this morning and literally frost on pumpkins first thing this morning as well. most of the frost has melted away. we have plenty of bright sunshine. that's the up side of the forecast after a very cool start this morning. you look live over washington. memorial bridge. u.s. institute for peace all in sunshine this morning. temperatures are on their way up and moving up quickly now. 41, manassas, 49 in washington. 51 down in beautiful southern maryland down by california, leonardtown. plenty of sunshine for everybody today. a couple fair weather clouds from time to time. they're not going to rain on anybody. temperatures mid-60s today. closer to 70 tomorrow with a few more clouds around. the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you, chuck. >> thank you. >>> we're following breakinging news out of turkey. a 7.3 earthquake rocked the eastern part of the country and hit just north of the city of van near the iranian bo

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. we wan to get a check of your weather.ell is here with your forecast on this sunday. if you haven't had a chance to step out, it's kind of nice. >> a little bit of chill first thing this morning. wow. clear skies. a lot of sunshine. things warming up very, very quickly. and i haven't heard a single voice of complaint or dissent yet. still haven't heard one. that's good. 58 in town. 62 at the naval academy. 62 down in southern calvert county towards solomon's island. 60-degree mark. shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. sunshine and mild. highs today, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. get outside and enjoy. >> good advice. a lot of people will be taking it. >> thanks, chuck. >> there are still no leads in the case of a baby who vanished in kansas city, missouri. 10-month-old lisa irwin was reported missing on tuesday. her parents say she was snatched from her crib during the night. people are going door to door interviewing neighbors and searching the house again, this time with a metal detector. jake peterson has the latest on

angie goff is in the newsroom with more on what happened. this was some pretty important equipment, angie. >> it was. it's not every day we hear a story like this. definitely has people scratching their heads. president obama's podium, teleprompter, and audio equipment stolen just days before he's to visit chesterfield, virginia. inside that truck, presidential seals, which only the president stands behind, several podiums, a teleprompter, and $200,000 worb worth of sound equipment. the truck was reportedly parked at the virginia center commons courtyard marriott, just days before tomorrow's visit. sources say the truck was recovered yesterday near the airport. an defense informations agency spokesperson released a statement saying no classified for sensitive information was in the vehicle. we take incidents such as this very seriously, and a formal investigation is continuing. at this time, officials won't say if the thieves took anything at all. also in question, did the crooks intentionally target the president's truck? the next step, see

our angie goff is driving in the thick of it. 're not getting anywhere far. >> no, exactly. so painful to watch, eun. we're on 95 northbound near the prince william parkway. really the root of this problem is a result -- what we're seeing is the result of a retaining project that went really, really long. joe morris at vdot tells us there was some emergency paving last night. we're talking about one lane of traffic about 30 feet long. that concrete patch they were trying to put over the roadway actually failed, and the surface started to break upon impact immediately. so this forced them to extend the emergency road work into this morning, into the morning rush. joe says we've lost the morning rush, and that's because they are going to be out there until 8:00 a.m. if there's any good news out of this, they have lifted the hov restrictions not only on 95 but through 95. i will tell you both of those lanes, those are stacked up as well. and drivers on the main road, they're mostly losing the right lane and the north center lane. so

angie goff is live in the news room with this developing story. >> good morning, joe. >>> stay on alert is the state department's message to americans around the world this morning. the new worldwide travel alert warns there's potential for anti-u.s. action for those living or traveling abroad. this follows the exposure of a plot to murder saudi arabia's ambassador adel al jubeir. it could also include strikes in america where the alleged plot was supposed to happen. the alert is set to expire january 11th, 2012. meanwhile, the white house told the saudi ambassador the white house is committed to keeping diplomats living in our country safe. early on tuesday, agents of the iranian government were charged with trying to kill al jubeir. one of them, a naturalized american citizen a appeared in federal court in new york. they offered more than $1 million to a person they thought worked with the mexican drug cartel. turns out it was a dea agent instead. officials say the plan to kill the saudi ambassador with a bomb attack while he ate at his favorite restaurant. >> it reads like the pages

angie goff joins us with more. >>> robbie wood could come home tonight. the young boy is reportedly doing well at the medical center of richmond where he is undergoing some tests. now we hear from his grandmother, who admits at one point she lost all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard. it was drizzling. it was cold. if you'd been there, you would have known. i knew god he couldn't make it, not one more night. >> feelings of despair plagued norma jean williams during the five cold nights her grandson spent in the woods. the 8-year-old disappeared one week ago in the north anna battlefield park in hanover county. there were challenges, tough weather, and robbie, who is autistic, doesn't speak. 6,000 volunteers combed the park, and friday afternoon robbie was found in fetal position in a rock quarry close to the park. williams said not knowing the danger probably saved him. >> there's no fear. i think that's what helped him of the he's a tough little boy. >> she also wants to thank the man who found robbie but doesn't know who he is. the hero told officia

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. it is sunday, october 16th.t is 9:00 in the sayre poepb to dedicate the new martin hrugt luther king jr. memorial is starting

angie goff joins us with more from the news room. >> good morning, joe. >>> robbie wood could come homet. the little boy is reportedly doing well at medical center in maryland where he's still undergoing tests. the grandmother admits at one point she had lost all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard. it was drizzling. it was cold. if you had been there, you'd have known. i knew god he couldn't make it one more night, not one more night. >> feelings of despair plagued norma jean williams during the five cold nights her grandson spent in the woods. the 8-year-old disappeared one week ago in the north anna battlefield park in hanover county. there were challenges. tough weather, and robbie, who is autistic, doesn't speak. 6,000 volunteers combed the park, and friday afternoon robbie was found in fetal position near a rock quarry close to the park. >> there were so many people there. there were search and rescue teams going in, the dogs were going in, and the deputies were going in. it was just so many people out looking for him. >> williams wants to thank the guy who found robbie but does

. >> i'm angie goff. it's saturday, october 22nd. >> the heir to the saudi throne has passed away.audi state tv says crown prince sultan bin abdelaziz died abroad today after an illness. death opens questions about the succession and the critical oil rich u.s. ally. sultan was the half-brother of saudi arabia's king abdullah who is two years older and also dealing with health problems. >>> an american diver is dead this morning after being attacked by a great white shark in australia. this is the second fatal shark off west australia in just 12 days. today's incident happened off rot nest island in overcast conditions. sharks attack more often in cloudy weather. the 32-year-old american has not been identified. >>> it will be at least several more weeks before a nuclear power plant in virginia will be back up and running. the north power station shut down in august after the east coast quake hit just miles away. dominion power who owns the plant says the two reactors are ready to be restarted once the nuclear regulatory commission completes its review. the plain concern is that the

angie goff is live in the newsroom with footage. >> working with torch lights and using their bare hands, rescuers continue to work desperately to find survivors. new video from overnight shows several people were pulled from the rubble of the hundreds are feared to still be trapped under collapsed buildings. the powerful quake killed more than 200 people, and officials say that number could pass 1,000. more than 1,200 rescue workers are using everything from their hands and shovels to dig through what's left of dozens of buildings. officials are reaching out through social media, and the earthquake is the leading conversation online around the district. the state department targeted americans using its twitter account at travel.gov, telling u.s. citizens who need assistance how to contact turkish authorities or u.s. consulate adana. the u.s. consulate in turkey is sending out messages in turkish, sending out messages from president obama and hillary clinton for people in the country. there have been close to two dozen aftershocks since the quake hit. the largest measured at 6.0. aid fro

angie goff is in the news room now to show us and tell us what it's all about. angie, good morning. >> good morning, joe. the phenomenon overnight had washingtonians abuzz online. it was a mysterious halo hovering over the capital city. j. strong tweeted this overnight saying i just saw a moon rainbow. and morgan tweeted, "oh, my god, it's a freakin' moon rainbow." many washingtonians wrote words of confusion. alex saying "moon rainbow in d.c. or some sort of other phenome phenomena? seriously, people, what is that?" according to wikipedia, it's called a moon bow, when the light reflects off the surface of the moon rather than sunlight. if you want to see it, you missed your chance. the moon rainbow over d.c. is now gone. tom kierein can attest to that. but it's sure to have people talking throughout the remainder of the day. back to you. >> i guess you could see one of those around your mother today, and that would be a mom bow. >> i see that often. mom bow. >> thank you, angie. >>> the chances of seeing the nba play at all this year are growing slimmer. sorry,

i'm angie goff. >>> welcome to news 4 today on this saturday, october 15th.lanned for today here in washington. >> they're all scheduled to coincide with the dedication of the marn

i'm angie goff. >> i'm john schriffen. first, we're going to get a check of your forecast.have you gor