roommate his annapolis found a third method. knowing that car dealers in detroit were eager to sell used theyles in seattle, hitchhiked to michigan and headed out to chicago and across wisconsin, minnesota, into washington state. gas was covered, the trip was free. a cost them their time. abbey is a married man with a car of his own. between his salary and flight pay, he is pulling down $400 a month. life is good. seattle remains a destination. parents still live there. he has grown to love this drive. he is a fan of western movies. he likes the scenery and the sky. on this evening, tonight, the will allow a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the flight of sputnik, the first artificial orbiting satellite. abbey has had an interest in results of a the youth spent watching flash gordon. he knows the united states is repairing to launch vanguard. the news that broke the day before as he was driving has shocked him. fired aet union has rocket through some location in asia, putting the sputnik into space. as the miles past, abbey

light rain for washington annapolis. but the rain will continue acrore the down to our south and west. it starts tonvade from waldorf moving in from areas of virginia into our region and will continue. so it does look likeor tuesday, we will continue to look at another rainy couple of ys. and then after that, it gets tcold. >> we'k about the forecast in a minute. continuing to show rain showers ther for your forecast for vet rands day, tomorrow, in the low to mid 40s. location, location, location. hef sunshine but still on the chilly side. but theil flagsbe waving and folks will be happy. hopefully you enjoy your day . tomorr now, talking about winter, i guess with the temperatures i was talking aboutwinter. with that, doug is going to have his winter forecast prediction. it starts on monday,m storm t 4 at 4:00 p.m. he's been working dil yently with the team and goi to talk about what we can expect throughout the winter heperiod. 's the forecast, everyone, for the rest of the week and beyond. d talbout the cold air in pl

reporting live in annapolis, tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thank you. >> the crowd thinned out pretty quickly inen jealous headquarters. darcy spencer, have they clearer thm out yet? >> reporter: yreen, t haven't just yet. ben sealous took thege just a few minutes ago to give his concession spee o. he is in the crowd. he is speaking to voters andnt vors, shaking hands and thanking them for their vote. he did concede. hogan, d governor larry congratulating him on the win tonight. some of his voters and volunteers were not happy about that. they began chanting "count the vote, count the vote, count the vote" because so many people had problems votinght ton but jealous said it was the right thing to do, to go ahead and concede the election he did say how proud he was of this campaign. he knew he was the underdog. he called himself an insdgent e mounted a progressive campaign with a progressive and gressive agenda, pushing for big teacher pay increases, transportation and health care. agn he said he was proud. le

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- ccase scenario, in 30 years hene it could be as high as over 240, abobout, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at thatat point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property y values, high-valued prproperties,s, but the c cost f repair d d recory, , bo for the homeowne a as we as the publ infrastcture that supppprts thth. so thi roads and bridgeand thatind of thg. so itthe costf climate chge has tbe factored in both in public and private insurance and pupublic d privatete financial support for the structures thatat support people's hhomes and where t they live. >>

even now temperatures here in washington, d.c., 55 degrees as we said. 52 degrees for annapolis. as the warm air, the southwesterly breezes continue to bring in the warm air so with the sunshine and wlue skies had tonight, no threats of really any freezing across our area. highratures as i said, let's take a look at the high temperatures for today. they include dulles camen at 16 degrees, west virginia after all the heavy rain, all weas needed sunshine. temperatures have warmed up into the 60s for high temperatures today. so many of us experienced temperatures that we normally have just for annapolis across the bay with high temperatures in the 60s. now let's start talking about what we should expect. as i said, a change is coming, everyone 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, rain showers by predawn, all of us will see rain as we go back towork, back to school. about 41 degrees for the high temperatures t we'll rise about the low, possibly mid-50s but then in thn afn the commute, the rain will start to taper off from west to east so it'lltart to see drying to our west but here in town still some

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even annapolis coming in at 39 degrees. with that the freeze warning, as i said.olks to the west of town,ea they've a experienced temperatures below freezing. but for us, inside the beltway, across highway 50, maryland, eastern shore, it's n your turn. temperatures, they're going to take a plunge. toght and over the next several days. the feel-like temperature, we call it the windchill it feels like 31 in manassas. in the 20s across the potomac highlands. already that col air continu to work its way in across the region. so things you need to know -- over the next several days, for tonight, temperatures take a tumble. tomorrow will be breezy but not necessarily wind a great veterans day and again, veterans day to all of you. moay, rain, aold rain. monday night into tuesday. that's right, make sure you have the galoshes and the long coat. weep talk we talked aut the wind gusts, bringing feels-like temperatures down. mile-per-hour gusts. across our area, windchills for tomorrow morning, these are windchills. low freezing. below freezing. and much colder as we go to

annapolis also.n you're dealing with the chesapeake bay, you have warmer temperatures across the bay. here comes the rain. it starts to move across the area. 3:00 a.m. sunday, the clouds have invaded the area. rain showers moving from the potomac highlands into the washington area. haveour umbrella for monday. rain moves in for monday. annapolis that lineho ofrs not severe as of yet. we'll keep account clouds in through monday and into the area and then tuesday we'll start to clear out across the area with that, here's the forecast everyone for tonight. 40he degrees temperature in town. winds will be diminishing, f temperaturesling into the 30s across the outlying areas. for the rest of the day, for your 5egrees will be for the forecast for tomorrow. again, standard time setcl your ks back. you still have time for that when you wake up in the morning because it will be getting dark quite early for tomorrow. and for the foreseeable future. with the good news, for the game tomorrow, weather will be fan

it was the eve of the annapolis talks. at that time in 2007 made a new demand on the palestinians. that demand was that they must recognize israel as a jewish state if there is to be any comprehensive agreement to end the conflict. now most people believed at that time that this new demand was an attempt to foreclose the possibility of the palestinian refugees would be allowed to return to israel. but that was only part of the story. it was meant to silence the palestinian citizens of israel who were calling for equality and restorative justice. also was the critical impact of the demand, which was how recognition of israel as a jew ish state might undermine demands for sovereignty and statehood, but i will come back to that a little later. so when the peace talks ended because of his indictment on corruption, and benjamin netanyahu us is seeded him as prime minister, he seized on this demand for palestinian recognition of israel as a jewish state and made it a p precondition. another new, if only, it came in his famous speech in june 2009 in which benjamin netanyahu appeared to ac

tulsa and navy kick it off at annapolis. if you're making the trip down to blacksburg, the hokies playing host to the hurricanes. here's your five-day forecast. no chance for rain around the d.c. metro area. our average high now is 58. we won't be anywhere near that any time soon. >> coming up, new restrictions aimed at combatting a growing public health problem. flavored e-cigarettes and tobacco products. but does a proposal go far t enou keep teens from picking up a habit. and there may be a few nervous brides to be this morning. david's >>> you're watching news4 midday. >>> i'm melissa mollet with a look at yourtraffic. red line trainis running every 0 minutes and green line trains running regular weekend interviews, something to remember for the road. hedskins taking on texans, 1 p.m. particularoff. it's going to be busy.ve >>> w got breaking news. this is chopper 4 over a water main break in silver spring. this is new hampshire avenue. lots of water remains on the roadway. the road is closed. no word on when that is goi

the drizzle for sure. 60 in annapolis. still much warmer toward the east as we typically see with a system. >> veryard for the radar to pick up. the system brought an inch and half in d.c. nice weather tomorrow. we have another storm coming in, the big deal is down to the south. severe weather now. tornado warnings, numerous tornadoes on the ground right now in toward louisiana. you can see the tornado warning extendto mississippi. the tornado threat very low, however, can't i rule out. we saw two just the other day and we'll have a similar scenario on tuesday. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, notice the shower activity. hereing strong so if you get out early to vote now that brella and you may see some rain. this line here, the earlier this dloums t comes through the area, look, 11:30, look how pronounced this line is on our computer model. and that tilss that we are looking at potential forwind. that's 11:30. that's been fairly nsistent. between 10:30, 11:30, it is ving out of our area ande're dealing with some showers. hey, we see s

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annapolis usually warmer because of the bay. but temperatures at midnight 42 and thenrogressively colde throughout the day. out to the west temperatures in the 20s and with that as wetalk ab what to expect over the next several days and for yes, the coldest thanksgiving in quite a while, everyone. wind chills in the teens and 20s. but the key is the black friday forecast. i'll have that f you and more in just a few minut. >> all right, clay. thank you. >> thousands of people started thanksving braving the cold and burning off caloriesay tod >> all right let's do this. you've got this. >> you've got this. runners bundling up for the turkey kmas in bethese thda. is is a thanksgiving staple going back years. we talk to families across the dmv keeping the tradition alive despite the bitter cold. >> on a day when food and family warm our hearts, the mercury took a deep dive across the dmv area. >> it's leunseason >> pretty co. >>hether walking, working, or whatever this guy is doing, you felt it. >> w kept looking at the forecast app

. >> in annapolis, they spoke of a vision of unity. >> a lot of handshaking and good cheer last nightrnor hogan telling chris gordon what message last night results sent to president trump andt he plans to do in the next term. [ applause ] >> reporter: republican governor hogan says he was re-elected surviving maryland's heavy democratic voter turnout in part because he reaches across the aisle and keeps his distance from psident trump. >> we had president trump said the election should be abo him, although he's not on the ballot, and in marylanha that's whatened, repudiation of the president. >> reporter: in the second term, hogan says he'll make more progress on the things he's been cused on since first elected. >> we're going to work for more accountability in the schoolem sy be continuing to work on environmental issues in the bay. we're going to try to get tax cuts and continue to work on jo . >> reporter: maryland senate president mike miller says the democratic majority in the general assembly should get credit for many of the accomplishments governor hogan claims as his own. t

right now, 53 degrees in resson, and till goes to60 degrees in annapolis.ly nice night in the region. no rain to talk about, really, it's showing up on radar, but this is just sprinkle,f it's hitting the ground, fairly dry the clouds are fairly high in the atmosphere too. we're not seeing a lot in the way of rain coming through. these are the clouds in the south bringing wea er to the south including georgia and south carolina, but for us, it's just heading clear out of here, and we have a nice start, high of 57 degrees. sun early, and then clouds in the aft rnoon. like w saw today. but high pressure to the north driving cooler air down across our region, and that's why temperatures tomorrow are five to ten degrees colder than the day today, so coolno, but dry. a bad thursday. then we move into the day friday. cooler air moves in. so wein moves up as well, are 54 in the city, and some of you north and west, areas like martinsburg to charleston and frederick in the upper 40s. a chilly rain, and you folks up to the north andest could have heavier rain, .50 in

annapolis coming in at 46 s. degr rainfall, this is what it's all about. these are the totals that we've seen in the last 24 hoursnc almost twos of rain in gaithersburg. this area here, onain, the democracy and potomac, which is why we're having some of those streams and creeks that will continue to rise. flood warnings for area streams. again, be careful when you're out and about. the fogill start to develop during the overnight. we'll showou the future forecast. notice as we go through sunday we're picking up that sunshine across our area. looks like a very nice day if you're doing some traveling. the weather will cooperate for your sunday, pl. the forecast for tomorrow looks like this, 57 degrees here i town. 50s across the area. mild throughout the day once the fog it will be a pretty nice day for your sunday. as we talk about the extended forecast and beyond, notice we said 57 degrees, rain shower will move in for monday. temperatures in the 50s. we'll get another shot of some cold air tuesdayes into wey, dropping our low temperatures by wednesday mor

warship was commissioned today in annapolis, maryland.onstruction of the "uss sioux city" took more than four years. it's a freedom class literal combat ship, meaning it's designed for places near shore. it's the first ship to take the name of sioux city, iowa. >>> when we come back, the pit crew driving change at the racetrack. >>> finally tonight, two women are making history and driving change in a dangerous and physically demanding job that for decades has been reserved almost exclusively for men. nbc's jeff bennett has the story. daniels and brianna o'leary, have a lot more in common than just their names. both were college athletes, and both are trailblazers. as the first female duo to pit for the same team in nascar's top series. >> we always say, it would beoo would have thought it would be at the highest level in nascar, right? >> it was a lot of like, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: daniels is also the first african-american woman to ever change tires in a nascar cup race. unlikely pioneers in a male-dominated sport with southern root

still 60 degrees by the bayn annapolis. dog walking forecast for today, look at citgo here. a little fall coat on and everything. good looking dog. he's avaable for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. he can help keep you warm inin those coldr nights to come. dog walking temperatures, 58 this morning. get those extra miles in today. mild,re breezy, tempera into the 70s. melissa, we'll track out that chance for thunderstorms tomorrow coming up. >> thank you. taking a look right now, clinton outbound 5, the ramp to woodyard road. the ramp was shut down. now it sounds like you can squeeze by as theyor wait that tow truck. laurel, southbound bw parkway before 197, lt lane still getting by that work zone. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no problems right now.z earlier worke is gone. 270 from fick to the spur, 69 miles per hour. going to get there in 26 minutes. >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> back to the breaking news we've been following this morning. >> a man has died aftereing shot near union station. news 4's megan mcgraiv is in northwest d.c. with the lat

you cannot argue with this. 61egrees before the sun is up in winchester. 59 in annapolis. one of the few cool spots. ft. meade down to 48 degrees. if you're planning out your commute today, no real worries about that. a mild start to the day. sun is up at 7:30. more than enough midday sunshine to get temperatures to near 70 by noontime. afternoon highs will in the mid-70s for most. probably as high as 77 degrees i know you're starting to think about the weekend. going to the redskins game on sunday? the 1:00 kickoff at fex field will be sunny and temperatures in the 50s. a big transition and some storms coming up. >> good morning. right now fredrick southbound 270 after buckey's town pike, this crash on the shoulder. inner loop and outer loop, everything i cleared. had some disabled vehicles that are out of the way. br bran brandywine road at muri avenue, crash reported there. eastbound on 66, looking quite good. as we zoom in on 95 in virginia, slow side is northbound as you're approaching woodbridge. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's now 6:01. t back tot breaking news we'v

it happened around 2:45 this morning on annapolis road. it was engulfed in fire when they arved. the firefighter is putting out the last of the flames. a lot of smoke coming out of the car. the woman is in critical condition. s the temperatures continue to dip, homeless yelters, b trying to keep people out of the cold. >> a lot of the shelters are open. hypothermia vans will make the rounds, checking in on folks who don't have a place to stay. health officials s everyone needs to pay attention when itc s to the temperatures dropping like we're experience right now. especially when it's cold and wet. >> you see someone who appears not to have a place to be, a safe place to go, you can call the hothermia hotline. we ask you have the time, the location of the siting and be able to give a description of the person. >> you can find that information on the nbc washington app. hypothermia can occur when temperatures are abo 40 degrees. it can affect your a to think clearly and your movement. >>> developing this ntrning, mery county police are trying to piece together what caused a crash

still, with temperatures down at or below the freezing mark pretty much areawide, only annapolis above freezing now. but what little bit of a breeze is left is shaving a few degrees off the feels-like factors. feels like it's in the upper teens and low 20s. you'll definitely need your warm fighting you won't be a ferocious wind today. winds will be out of the nohwest, much more easy to take. 10 to 15 miles per hour. the wind will lay down a little later in the day. enough sunshine today to get most areas back upnto the 40s. that's at least some improvement. although, it's still almost 10 degrees colder than average. rain chances are creeping up as the weekend gets closere bout that in a few. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. looking right now at the roads. beltwayhere, annandale, two left lanes gettiy the work zone. that has jus cleared out of the way. northbound 95 at suitland park way, disled vehicle. alexandria, southboerd 395 aft king, two left lanes getting by that work zone. 66 and 95,o major issues there. loing at 270 from fredrick to the spur, going to take you 27

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your overnight lows into the sk. 55 at annapolis and 46 degrees at winchester. here's a look what you can expect monday and tuesday are both rain ydays. tu is the day you've got to get out and vote so be prepared for someain and even possibly a chance of a thunderstorm. in fact i could say there might as well.e of thunder on monday we'll have to see how that pans er.we've got warmer air coming on tuesday. 71 degrees, 60 however tomo pow. bepared on both days because definitely driving is going to be a big issue with this. i'll have the 7-day forecast in just a while. marina? >> do you recognize this man? police in the district asking for helpn finding a suspect in morning innortheast.sterday it all happened at6: a.m. in e vale gas station. t police say the vicm worked at that gas station. r anyone whoecognizes the suspect on your screen is asked to call police. >> a woman hit by a metro train this m remains in critical condition tonight. this happene f at theriendship a woman a motorized orthwest. wheelchair drove off the platform and was hit byed a r line train

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still 37 in washington. 38 by the bay in annapolis. your forecast high today staying in the 40s. a mix of clouds and sunshine but blustery. northwesem windsning in that 15 to 25 mile per hour range. come.cold air to it will be all about the frozen berkeys tomorrow, melissa. >> it is going t chilly, no doubt. in bethesda, western avenue shut down between river road and massachusetts avenue. those lanes blocked because of that fatal house fire where two people were killed t.overni probably going to be shut down for some time as that investigation continues. weivl have a report coming up. outer loop of the beltway after 50, one right lane getting by in an nondale. rest of the beltway looks okay. arlington southbound near gwwa pa right lane is blocked by the work zone. 95 in springfield northbound/southbound looking good in virginia. eun? >> 4:02. yesterday was all about the road trip. today it will be the airinrts and t stations. they're expected to be packed. aaa expects nearly 100,000 people from the dmv will head to th airports. amtrak says this is the busiest time of the year fo

around wlunchtime, have wind chills mainly in the mid 20s to low 30s 31 in annapolis.noontime tomorrow, the afternoon ho'ss, still feeling extremely chilly out there. 8:00 p.m., we have wind chill temperatures out there in the 20s. now, checking out the weekend recast, on saturday, 50 for a high. on sunday, 64. so, sunday is looking like the warmer of the two weekendys. rain is likely saturday. buuld be dry for saturday morning. once we hit the late morning and midday hours, rain does look to move into the area is rain is looking likely for your saturday afternoon and evening. maybe a showear out there sunday morning, but the bulk of the day is looking aidry. and overall warmer. so, if you are trying to figure out when to get the tree oreang oliday lights, i would recommend sunday. here is a look at our ten-day forecast. again, 43 tomorrow. a very cold and windy day. we look to ursday, still a bit breezy. highs in the 40s. on friday, highs in the upper 40s. a shower or two out anthere. by the time we hit tuesday, if all the rain chances materialize, we're definitel the

some gusts, here are the gusts, up to 30 miles an hour, d.c. 24 in manassas and 30 over towards annapolis, as well. we have gusty conditions of our storm system. a few showers out there, not a lot. you can see them right her along 95, back towards the blue ridge. seeing them alg 66 here. we'll zoom in, this are around laurel, seeing some of the shower activity. right along 95, the vw parkway. u'll see sprinkles, just a little bit. we may see more of those overnight tonight. on the wider picture, there's not a lot here right now. an even with this storm system, this storm is tracking well to thet north and w us. we're going to stay on the warm side. there's an area of low pressurr g to the gulf of mexico that's going to move right up this system and into our areaer ovght tonight, really overnight tomorrow night, and early saturday. that's where our rain is going to come from. so, let's time it out forheyou. we are right now, cloud cover, a few showers, but watch what happened by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow. we have shower activity, but most of usdrre that stays the same way through about 11:

still 60 degrees by the bayn annapolis. dog walking forecast for today, look at citgo here. a little fall coat on and everything. good looking dog. he's avaable for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. he can help keep you warm inin those coldr nights to come. dog walking temperatures, 58 this morning. get those extra miles in today. mild,re breezy, tempera into the 70s. melissa, we'll track out that chance for thunderstorms tomorrow coming up. >> thank you.

it will take place at the navy memorial stadium in annapolis. >> and coming up, we'll have >>> the walkk to end hiv is finally happening tomorrow. it was postponed when we had really bad storms back in october. the raes starts and ends at freedom plaza. chuck and eun will be there. run really fast. i think you can stave off the rain. >> the earlier youinish the tter off you will be. no doubt. not a very pretty day tomorrow ut it sure will be better than have the driving. >> they're going to have a good time throughout for sure so cloudy kiwis around now, 17 out of the last 21 days have been colder thanaverage. you get a -- before this frech p prp. so here t what you need know about the forecast, no sunshine until sunday. full cloud cover. tomorrow most of the rain in the second half of dat pip and after that mild weather on , sund there is more cold, cold air coming our way for next week. radar shows most of the rain is going to save o ourselves, a few outdoor activities for theofest the day today. just enough to get you up and make you mad if you weren't ready for it. wha back to mostl

ardtown is 57. 59 in annapolis.h wet to say comfortable but yesterday.. 53 in tesinperachtuteresr out te early but with that sun ict uittle bit npof a cloud dek just to ourestayix hst of this aig d he pressure will hold that alin off for one more d, and helosewab unsely warm temperatures. again, winds out ofhe south and south and west and that pump the temperatures up to well above normal. tomorrow this area of low pressure really a cold front comes through and that will give us clouds throughout the day and a pretty good chance ofw shower. i'll you on future cast the shower activity. let's bark in today's glory as temperatures will be in the 70s later this after. okay. here's future cast at 5:00. i think we'll get some clouds but no rain again you're dry this afternoon tonwia cgholnid frtont later in the afternoon. there we are at rush hour tomorrow. so happy hour tomorrow night, you you're deck bound you might have to ae few rumblr as the frod be out of here first althin hk saturday afternoon noe theem coolerperat

temperatures starting right around that freezing mark and above right now. 37 in washington. 36 in annapolis. 34 in leesburg. as we go through the morning, those temperatures will drop just a little bit. we're going to stay in the low to mid-30s today. windchills will be in the teens and 20s. we'll have full sunshine out there today, sohere's that. 35 degrees, but just know it's going to be chilly. again, alle. sunsh those windchills in the teens and 20s. sott turkey tg out there this morning, we'll have wind gusts up to 25 miles an hour throughout the morning. keep that in mind. layers, definitely. traveling, especially around ths mid-atlantic, looking windy. shopping ler on tonight, bitterly cold but a much lighter wind. it dies down after 8:00. nothing happening on the radar right now. even if i widen this out, it's a great travel day all the way through the eastern seaboard and out towards the midwest. let's start this on saturday morning. we're going to be dry tomorrow, but we are going to have some rain as we head into saturday morning. depending on what time it starts, looks like it c

annapolis, 48 degrees. oreven to the and west, 46 degrees in gaithersburg. hagerstown.t the freezing temperatures for tonight because the warm air will remain inac how warm did it get today? area.bound across the not only here inside the beltway, but even well to our west petersburg, high temperatures 62 degrees. front royal along the the appalachians, lorraine came in also with temperatures in the low 60s. nowet's talk about t change in the weather, as far as bringing the umbrella once again. the future weather in motion shows rain showers in the area by 11:00 a.m. rain will continue across the region, but it will start to taper off in the afternoon and eveninak hours. but a look at your screen. cold air ushers in, potom across potom poet highlands. that's a sign of cold weather acro our area. things we should be concerned about tomorrow is the umbrella. 54 degrees. it will be rain showers through the middle of the afternoon. and then after that, cool air starts to move in. wind.up some we pick up some wind wednesday and thursday will be the coldest days of the week. a

with the officers that have remained loyal to him in a very emotional farewell makes his plea to annapolis. i would like to read a short few paragraphs of washington's drive it into the white house and the galleries were packed with people from when washington stood to make the speech his right hand trembled so that he's yet to hold it and getting a farewell to the orders that have so long a i hear from my commission to make my leave of all of the employment and public life. by the end of 1783 it was a faÇade of the country a collection of squabbling states they might have looked at the assembly of the second and third rate politicians now in control of the country convinced of itself he must do something about it but he had enough he wanted to go home when told by the painter benjamin west washington planned to retire, king george 3 said that he does that he will be the greatest man in the world. washington had long since learned greatness was obtained up by insisting on what was right but doing what was right for others as he had written for the general good this required a leader to att

mainly rain from annapolis southward, but an inch or less south of there. four toine inches, some areas picked up close to nine inches of snow aroundarts of frederick, over to around the martins burg a martinsburg area, parts of west virginia. a lot of snow across the area earlier today. so, right now, though, as we t loard what's happening, it's still snowing. we've got snow. it was rain, cnged to freezing rain and sleet and now back to snow, areas like leestorg, over dulles, hagerstown.er coir aloft is starting to move in. still seeing just drizzle and rain around the d.c. metro area, and temperatures are above freezing here, but to the we, i'm watching this here over the next few hours. you see it developing. and this is otwhy. we an upper level area of low pressure that is moving on through, bnging snow and colder air. so, we'll see a bout of snow fou about another or two once this moves through. this will enhance that for an hour or two. you may get another coat eging. this area right her is the area of concern, back to the west. i'm not worried abo d.

still a tad warmer at annapolis at 58 degrees. future cass in motion again for tomorrow morning. no problem there. notice the increase advance as ey start to move in from the south and west tomorrow well after tme but tomorrow morning, i should say monday, monday morning, rain showers will start to move in. that's why we talked about bringing the umbrella as you head out for your monday. some showers are going to hang around d throughout the on monday. and we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. with that forecast, tonight temperatures inside the beltway dropping down to the0s. winds will diminish. and the temperatures will of course fall by theis dimng winds. now, for tomorrow easte standard time. eastern standard time, set your clocks back that one hour for tomorrow. football game, everyone, tomorrow the falcons and the redskins. weather will cooperate. it will be mostly sunny skies, november temperatures. temperatures in the mid 50s.t 52 degrees noon. tailgating will not be a problem when you leave. temperatures still in the 50s. let's tal forecast, everyone, for the next

still, with temperatures down at or below the freezing mark pretty much areawide, only annapolis above little bit of a breeze is left is shaving a few degrees off the feels-like factors. feels like it's in the upper teens and low 20s. you'll definitely need your warm fighting you won't be a ferocious wind today. winds will be out of the nohwest, much more easy to take. 10 to 15 miles per hour. the wind will lay down a little later in the day. enough sunshine today to get most areas back upnto the 40s. that's at least some improvement. although, it's still almost 10 degrees colder than ave.

44tulles, 41 at frederick this hour, look atle thatr air to the rewest, 34 deg at winchester, 49 at annapolis and 41 at. fredericks i can't rule out to the north northwest that may be there might be a little b of patchy fog --g, excuse me. i patchy frosts what i want to say.wo rd. over areas to our far west and northwest very possible fors of. eacl pressure influencing soe' n s far as nito the overnight lows. 42 degrees in the city, 42 se fr winchester and 38 at culpeper. temperatures now across the na board, onally, you can see at colder air settl in dip down mid atlantic. a rhys vertlsa o into the week. by tuesday we'll get a southerly flow and we'll start to see our temperatures rise unseasonably warm. quick look at the next couple of days,shomw ck t so you lauren. >>> thanhk you gwen. series missing pieces continues this week. the season brings us t forer mother dappeared 18 years ago. fox5's seo l yikneou this de out.innt reality to turn itsf turn back the k. believecloc i happened. and it's sort of the pitch fork into youruts stomach. >>nd tn thers hietng idens >> that parts of the epis

towards the midwest north of the border we're getting up to around five celsius there in winnipeg annapolis at around four degrees celsius and snow you notice on the leading edge of that is the wall was there pushes into the colder air basin places of snow to just around the rockies a sunday's picture go on into monday that will ease its way a little further east was making its way out of the mountain states is pushing out it was the northern plains still some wet weather still some wintry weather just around the lakes but more clouds on monday wet weather continuing into a good part of florida somewhat weather to into the caribbean basin places a cloud of rain around the great run to the shop of showers just around the other lesser antilles actually it still looks rather just for the west in tampa. on counting the cost the usa still the largest on regulated gun market in the developed world who pays it brags it goes wrong plus the seychelles leads the way in eco finance with the world's first blue phone. counting the cost on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera the main news this hour

-- has unveiled an exhibit honoring the 5 journalists killed at the capital gazette newspaper in annapolishopes the installation will educate the public about the importance of american journalism, and the threats reporters face. washington correspondent morgan wright reports. "long live the capital gazette" - a tribute to lives lost in the capital gazette shooting... this artifact was once part of a memorial in annapolis, maryland -- but now is on display at the newseum in washington dc.the exhibit honors the 5 capital gazette journalists killed in an attack. police were there in less than a minute but it was plenty of time for this man to kill 5 staffers of the newspaper in cold blood. patty rhule with the newseum reflects on a targeted attack by a man who had a long standing grudge against the paper. he shot his way in and opened fire on the newsroom. the exhibit hopes to spotlight the resiliency of the capital gazette. as five of their colleagues lay dead or dying - one of the staff members tweeted out - "we're putting out a damn paper tomorrow" and they did. despite the attack the sta

d.c. 15 in annapolis. mean the gaithersburg. this is thursday moing. and even about noon, if you're out and about, in the car, heading out, windchills in the teens earlyur ay. tomorrow, wednesday, if you're thinking about getting out of wn, okaytomorrow. sun and clouds on the chilly side. more clouds in the afteitoon. ae chilly. most of us in the 40s. 33 degrees, the coldest in years. it could be the coldestince 1996 and could be one of the coldest ever, top five. dry for holiday travel.y, wednesthursday, friday. the rain o holds until saturday. there is the rain. saturday morning, it could be cold enoughur in western zones. we could start off with some freezing rainnd the change over the all rain. we're back sow the 50s. another chanc of showers on monday and another cold front coming in next. thursday >>> hey, tomorrow could be one of the busiest days for fliers. how to pack like a pro so youh can save b space and monday. >>> plus, she didn't pick up a gun and she wasn't on the scene. d.c. woman is the latest person charged in the murder of a 10-year

but it worked and brought us together we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his family and his own service and time as a prisoner he wanted to know how we thought and what it was like so we pledged right then the country was still divided over the war we had to try to find a way not just make peace with vietnam but at home. so we set out to get answers for families that were distraught so people were left there alive have to answer those questions as a matter of duty but also practicality otherwise you cannot have a strategy. we had hearings it was disgraceful what people said to john mccain calling him the manchurian candidate because he would not believe what might or might not would happen he wanted to look for the truth that mattered to him we worked very hard and at one point he and i together went to hanoi to get to the information we talk to the prisoner guards and the history houses with the team on the ground and went into prisons unannounced to see if there was any evidence if any european or american that was a remarkable process with unanimous con

we've seen near ou50-mile-an winds toward annapolis and ocean city. once again, a nor'easter. that's what has been happening. now freezing rain back to e west. mostly around d.c. if you live in leesburg, blooma, back toward the area. winchester all reporting freezing rain andl this wil a major issue. into early tomorrow morning. >> so we put together an impact map on icy conditions. take a look. know where you live and see where it is. you want to avoid t ivel at all possle. western loudoun, fquier county, there includes central and southern montgomery, fairfax, princewi iam, know that you will be dealing with thesconditions. down through southern maryland. you're absolutely fine. we're only tracking the wet areas. you're in the areas in red, i think there's a hall highli lihood of school cancellations tomorrow morning, carroll county, around the i-81 corridor. we're already getting delays in for those areas. raahannock, around montgomery, howard and baltimore counties as well. so we'll continue to track that. >> if you can get to work tomorrow, you'll be fine getting home. we

it's below freezing everywhere. 38 in annapolis.31 gaithersburg. 32 in toms brook virginia this morning. there's your monday planner. we'll have a fair amount of sunshine early this morning but temperatures will remain in the 20s and 30s through at least 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. up into the upper 40s by noontime and mostreas will be above the 50 degree mark today but clouds will be moving i very quickly. the heaviest rain will come sun down tonight to sunrise tomorrow morning. just a ct.d st have your extra layer of warmth on this morning. but notice how cloudstart to increase by noontime and once we get past 4:00 or 5: opportunity for showers as early as 5:00. they'll b moving int the d.c. area late tonight and predawn hours tomorrow. half an inch to an inch of rainy li highest amounts along to the east of i-95. rain moving in today. rain tonight. rain moving out during the day tomorrow but no sunshine tomorrow. next chance for sunshine after this morning comes up on wednesday and another soaker wednesday into friday. good mornin how are you on a monday? >> doing well. thank you, s

uss sioux city is the first freedom class worship commission at the naval academy in annapolis, marylandval ship to take the name of the fourth largest city in iowa. the ship was commissioned into service saturday morning 378 feet long with a beam of 5 507.4 feet. now back to "watters' world". w" >> how much you want hillary clinton to run for president in 2020? go. jesse: the democrats have month heir-apparent in 2020. bernie, beto and biden are leading. the author of the "new york times" best seller andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans which is now out in paperback. let's take on hillary for a second. no charisma. she is aging. she is fainting. the voters are probably going to have allocator arms. they are not going to vote for a loser. >> i believe she is going to be a player. if a democrat wins, i look for her to have a prominent spot. she can't keep up. jesse: are you saying she doesn't have the strength or stamp florida? >> no question. i don't think they will have the heart to go back to her. jesse: biden is leading the pack by a significant margin. he would have to leach

annapolis you'll have a decent rain shower move through and this will get over the bay and the easternre. there's a potential forle a co more lingering showers this morning but it doe look like over the next few hours we're definitely trending dry. there's all the stormy weather with the front. what we're getting now is a littleit from the upper level st it will be a little snow,, too out in the higher elevations, not a lot but a little bit as that colder air is comg in. so, today chilly and breezy. high temperature today i think is mido upper 50's. it will never really feel like that even though technically when you're in the 50's rthere's nol wind chill with the breeze northwest 15er to 25. a nny and cool tomorrow 60 for tomorrow looks like a beautiful fall day and we get an extra hour ofleep tonight. the clocks are going to fall back. we'll have more details o this weekend weather coming u up. >> ♪ >> all r there was quite a bitda of ge last night in parts of e area due to the severe weather that weyad that gar was just mentioning. we're going t ybe telou all about that in just a li