most of the power outages are in arlington. 10,005 under and palaces still in the dark in arlington.rthern virginia, i should say. -- 10,500 powhoses are still in the dark. >>> the jury and will begin deliberating whether in or guandique kilduff chandra levy. >> the defense made pleas to the jury yesterday. courtney robinson of the latest from northwest. >> the jury has a lot to consider. they heard a lot of evidence, a lot of testimony from both sides. it will be in the hands of the jury this morning. they will begin deliberations. yesterday they heard closing arguments from the prosecution and defense. the prosecution said that the chandra levy family has waited almost 10 years for justice. the defense says convicting an innocent man would not be justice. they said former congressman gary condit is the one who acted guilty in the time after the disappearance. the prosecutors said that in march guandique assaulted two other women in rock creek park and there was a jail does confession from a former inmate. we will be awaiting the decision, diverted from the jury. there's no word on

we go live to arlington. >> good morning. it is a messy situation this morning from that powerful storm overnight. the bulk of the problems are in the neighborhoods especially right here in arlington. you can see this massive tree hanging over the power line. a crew said it will take them several hours to clear this out. they say this road, george mason drive between 15th washington boulevard will be closed. we have seen several cars come here and circle around or take a different route to get through. it is already causing some issues. we have seen several of downed power lines. there is a telephone pole that snapped. this is from the storm with the damaging winds and lightning causing many problems. we have seen tree crews out here. power crews are out working on the situation. the biggest problem for folks this morning is getting out of their neighborhood. many of the side streets are closed due to these downed trees and power lines. many guns are still in the dark this morning. the total number is 6647 for our region. tha

s parao encabezado por las fuerzas del orden de arlington.. alli justamente se encuentra nuestra companera maria rosa lucchini.eenos rosa, buenas tardes.. cuentenos de lo que trata esta campana?... una, tras otra, tras otra infraccion... casi cada 90 segundos... policias de arlington pararon a conductores... y es que el mensaje es claro.. si no respetas las senales de transito...si no cedes el paso a peatones...seras multado.. "conductores cometen errores, peatones tambien y ciclistas. francamente, tienen que poner atencion y compartir las calles y obecer la ley" en el 2009, 79 peatones y ciclistas perdieron la vida en accidentes en toda la region..y muchos de ellos inmigrantes. fatima casi fue atropellada..reconoce los peligros al cruzar las calles.. "me ha pasado que algunas veces estoy caminando y derrepente el carro se quiere cruzar, entonces tengo que estar constantemente viendo alrededor para no tener un accidente" los operativos policiales aumentaran, especialmente ah

deb in arlington said she's about had it.eople already know smoking is bad, as is alcohol, as is fatty foods, as is sugar, as is breathing asbestos, and pollution from cars, on and on. save the money, stop the scare tactics, and remember most people do something in moderation. get a grip, fda, and remember, even the president has an occasional sittinggy and probably a bruski. you know, deb i, too, have been wondering if we're taking it a little too far. doesn't everybody know that smoking is bad for you. yet we act that everybody would stop smoke if everybody knew how really, really, really bad it is for you. maybe we have forgotten that part of being in a free country is the freedom to make a huge mistake. >>> >>> what do you mean pop tarts aren't good? i was definitely -- pretty horrifying. >>> at wusa9.com. >>> we have been raising money all night long to provide free holiday food baskets for the military personnel. we have 22,857. coupled with a match donation by quest software means 767 families will get the holiday bask

natasha barrett reporting from arlington, abc 7 news. >>> we are getting the details about a pentagon study repealing the ban on gays serving openly. troops a report 70% of surveyed say that ending the policy would have a minimal mixed or nonexistent impact. robert gates will formally. thursdayegrees on this mont morning. >> it was country music's time to shine. we will break down the winners from last night's cma awards. >> thousands of cruise ship passengers could be just hours away from dry land. >> q k >>> 5:10 on a thursday morning, a chilly start. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. 39 in gaithersburg, 44 at reagan national airport. there's nothing going on. high-pressure across the area. sunshine today. sunrise at 6:45. sunset before 5:00 this afternoon. look for highs in the upper 50's or low 60's. nighttime in the 30's. 38 in the district. toh temperatures in the 50's low 60's tomorrow. now to lisa baden. >>> traffic on 95 in virginia and maryland, travel times in our favor. also good, the greenway, toll road, 66 out of centreville to the beltway, and 270 at father hurley. the

mid-40s to low 40s in arlington, fairfax, prince george's and montgomery county. weather watchers elsewhere checkingn. reporting a clear sky. it's near freezing in the central shenandoah valley and blue ridge. low 40s to mid-40s. out of the mountains, much chillier on this tuesday morning. western maryland, much of west virginia in the 30s. and the storm system that whipped us with wind yesterday is drifting southeast of nantucket off thnew england coast. it's going to drift farther and pull away from the atlantic seaboard later today. but we'll still get a bit of a breeze from that system. a few witspy. sunset, 4:59. now let's take a look at the tuesday commute. jerry, how is it looking now? >> tom, start this time along interstate 66 in from the west. too early for any sunshine delays. volume in fair oaks and head towards vienna. sluggish west getting through manaas. no hangups all the way on in. that is very nice start to the commute. let's head over and check things out in green belt. outer loop near route 1, college park, authorities are telling us of an acci

. >> i'm ken bastida live in arlington, texas, where baseball history was made tonight. the giants the 2010 world series champions, and hundreds of their fans from the bay area made the trek all the way out here to arlington to watch their team win it in game 5, a stunning defeat of the texas rangers 0-1, alongside me tonight, dennis o'donnell, a fellow san franciscan, we have waited a long time for this. we. >> this is the champagne they had in the clubhouse, when i looked and saw the players having a good time i thought of all the years of going to candlestick park and the years the giants couldn't get here and willie mays and juan manager eye shell and barry bonds and guys that never got here and that's part of the reason that this is so significant. >> i thought about my brothers and my caddied and all the games at candlestick and all

damage, widespread, arlington, d damage, widespread, arlington, d .c., beltway, fairfax county.clear skies. winds kick up. wind advisory 9:00 to 4:00. 62 at noon. look for winds to gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. top off around 64. 5:00 p.m. back to 61. >>> well, hollywood doesn't have to look far for the latest murder mystery. >> this is a strange one. police in los angeles searching for the killer of a well known publicist. candace gibson reports. >> reporter: the story could have come straight from big screen. famed hollywood publicist had left for the latest film when gunned down in middle of beverly hills. >> heard a big boom. >> reporter: that sound was her car slamming into a light pole shortly after midnight tuesday. she had been shot five times in the chest. gunfire shattering the normally quiet beverly hills neighborhood. >> normally it is safe. but you know, can happen. but it is tragic. >> reporter: she is well known in hollywood circles. lead publicist on movies like "driving miss daisy" and "on golden pond." she was hobnobbing with someone on her newest projects. pol

brianne carter is live in arlington. >> good afternoon, this is an intersection in arlington where there is always a battle between pedestrians and cars. police say that with the recent incidents that we have seen involving pedestrians over the past few months, a crack down like this is more important than ever. this is a dangerous situation that happens all too often at this busy arlington in -- intersection. pedestrians jaywalk inbev the only reason i cross here is because i hear the light changed. i knew it was clear. still, it is quite dangerous. >> after a number of pedestrian involved accidents across the metro region, police are cracking down and urging people behind the wheel and on foot to be it on the lookout them up will start writing tickets for that. we need a crosswalk. >> as part of the fall street smart campaign. arlington police issued a number of citations to drivers including his metrobus driver was pulled over for blocking the intersection. >> an intersection can move when a boss is there. >> pedestrians say is great to see and force them but many said they would like

take it next to arlington. more storm damage, more trees in roadway, taking away north george mason drive between 16th and mason boulevard. potomac, similar conditions. northbound river road closed at persimmon tree. and maryland 197 at old laurel buoys road. in the next report at 6:12, a look at the drive on 270. back to you. >>> 6:01. let's look at some of the stories happening later today. we are going to get a look at the metro of the future. council of governments will release its report on recommendations on improving the transit agency. board of trade was also voched in that -- involved in that report. >>> plan to work on downtown maryland begins tonight. >>> alaska senator lisa murkowski headed back to her home state, going to address supporters as the light votes are counted in the election. she has 10,000 vote lead over tea party backed candidate, joe miller. >>> a lot of people talking about that line of storms that plowed through the area overnight. >> about 30,000 customers without power across the

arlington at 36. 5:29, almost 5:30. time saver traffic. >>> happy friday, everybody.you could join us. let's get to the traffic and show you first our district roads. we will zoom in and move you outside. show you inbound new york avenue. we starting to watch a little volume pick up around the washington times building. overall you are doing okay to the third street tunnel. back to the realtime graphics. take it to 395, nice green cars here. that's how it translates. everybody is at speed. making their way from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. a little volume around duke street but no significant delays. check on the travel times in virginia. in the green from 395 to 267. only 13 minutes in the car. the outer loop at speed as well and dc 295 no issues to report traveling to the beltway. in the next report at 5:39, we are traveling the george washington parkway. now, back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> president obama is due to land in tokyo in about 20 minutes. >> japan is the fourth and final country the president is visiting in his ten day trip to asia. he l

aumentando asi la confusion de juridicciones que no quieren participar: como arlington! "entonces si lo que esta escrito es una cosa y lo que estan diciendo es otra , donde estamos? entonces lo que estamos diciendo nosotros es: clarifiquen!!! ..." y para aclarar la confusion funcionarios del gobierno de arlington se reunieron con ice, quien aun no da respuestas.... "queremos en escrito bien claro si hay opcion de salirse o no, sino porque no? y si, si? como? " univision le pidio una aclaracion a ice, pero tampoco tuvimos suerte... "y mientras los funcionarios de arlington esperan la clarificacion de ice, quienes defienden a los inmigrantes cuestionan si el programa comunidades seguras es verdaderamente para capturar a los criminales... " abogado "hemos visto a personas que han recibido arrestos o cargos han recibido arrestos ocargos por arresto menores digamos como asunto de trafico se han metido en el sistema de secure communities y se ha pasado la informacion a inmig

arlington county is 13th on the list of least stressed koufrnco.nalysts say it's based on unemployment, foreclosures and bankruptcies. the least stressed county is in north dakota. that's in the entire country which is also the least stressed state. the most stressed state i nevada followed by california, then the sunshine state. >> new moms looking for ways to connect with their babies may want to consider a hands on approach. baby massage is growing in popularity these days. the befits go beyond bonding. lisa carburg reports. >> massage is one of the best ways to talk to ur baby. >> these new moms are learning how to master the art baby massage. >> they love to have their backs rubbed as we all do. >> the combination of their mother's touch puts these babies at ease. >> she was so relaxed, calm and smiling. >> the benefits go far beyond bonding. >> it can do so many different things. some of the basics of resolving colic, constipation, respiratory disorders. sleeping orders. >> susan forrester says baby massage has been aroun for years. recently

live here arlington. >> thank you for that cerre. a large tree came down sometime before 3 a.m., blocking all four lanes near street. crews were able to get it all but one inbound lane open in time for the morning rush in time for the busy artery. >>> baltimore's mayor said it was a miracle no one was killed or severely hurt when high winds toppled trees and took the roofs off several homes. people who live there insist a tornado. the storm hit the baltimore area. between 1:30 and 2 this morning, the damage forced about 100 people from the homes. >>> in philadelphia high winds blew over signs, collapsed roofs and uprooted trees throughout the area. the storm caused major damage in montgomery county. about 17,000 people woke up without region. >> not just the trees, but the power lines sparked a fire in scott plains, new jersey. the trees brought down the lines, which shot up a ball fire. >> 65 miles per hour gusts in trenton new jersey. part of a hangar roof blown off as well. the power lines knocked down leg trips to to 20,000 custo

. >> reporter: it certainly feels like the fall classic at the ballpark in arlington. it is a little cooler little breeze breezy ier than yesterday. the fans continue to enter the ballpark. they have been going in for about an hour now. we shot some video a short time ago. these are the members of the giants team as they arrived at the ballpark here in arlington about 2 hours ago. of course what could be the final game in this series. at the same time the team was arriving the fans were lined up outside the gates eager for game 5 to begin. it was mostly a sea of red and white as you would imagine. but there was some black and orange sprinkled in. giants fans excited in the prospect of closing it out tonight. most of them happy simply to be at a world series game. >> it's awesome. world series first world series in my whole entire life. >> what's going to happen. >> they are going home sad. it's going to be a sad night for them. >> we're going to win to question. >> lincecum is going to bring it home. >> any thoughts of winning this at home in the bay area. >> i'd be ok

pamela brown is live at arlington national cemetery with more. >> good afternoon. while president goes on -- president obama observes veterans day overseas in korea, several people joined here at the national arlington cemetery including vice president joe biden and is showing a deference and respect for those who served our country. at arlington national cemetery this morning, vice president joe biden participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier it is the observance of the rebellions of the men and women who served our country. [taps] overseas and south korea, president obama took time out from the d-20 summit to mark the occasion. >speaking at an army garrison in a country with 28,000 u.s. troops, president obama took a page out of history and saluted trips for the sacrifices they made. >> nearly 37,000 americans would give their lives and korea, 37,000. >> mr. obama says the veterans purged during the forgotten war will always be remembered. >> because the korean war ended where it began geographically, some ended up using the phra

there were wind gusts especially in arlington. today is going to be windy. the tight pressure gradient being the reason. let's look at the temperatures. 54 in leesburg, 53 in spotsylvania, 54 in takoma park, 55 in college park. there are a few showers in jefferson county and winchester. a lot of sunshine today will be clearing alice this morning. the gusty wind up to 50 miles an hour. highs in the mid-60s. >>> 4:53, 54 degrees. >> you are watching "good morning washington." we w >>> you will have plenty of company as you plan to travel this thanksgiving. 42 million americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more. that is up 11% from last year. 94% will travel by car. the rest by plane, train, or bus. >>> a surprising late to save money the next time you take a triple. >> what you know about when to book your trip might save you. >> the early bird gets the best deals. >> [unintelligible] >> what's true for airplane tickets is not always true for car rentals. if you book a, really, you could end up paying more. >> by early to get the lowest price-- buy early

a ceremony is currently underway at arlington national cemetery.e biden and other dignitaries in attendance. he will take you there in a moment. >> going, going, gone. the flying saucer house made famous by woody allen in the movie "sleeper" sold in a foreclosure auction. >>> three days stranded at sea, one of the best pictures of the day. the crippled carnival cruise ship "splendor" is being delivered to a san diego sooner than expected. we are tracking its progress and we will speak with passengers on board. >>> 7 1/2 million americans can remember what it was like fighting in the vietnam war, and today we honor them and remember the more than 58,000 u.s. troops who died in vietnam, the longest war the u.s. has ever fought. >>> i guess i have been watching this for six years or so, and this seems to be the latest that we've gone before we heard from either the president or the vice president. weather looks great, though. >> as far as veterans day is concerned? >> yeah. 75 degrees or so? >> it's beautiful. can't beat that. we will talk about weath

. >>> a life-saying effort kicking off in arlington. a squad of traffic officers hit the streets in roslyn with a reminder for drivers and pedestrians. last year, 79 pedestrians and bicyclists were killed in accidents in the washington area, five in arlington county. john henrehan has the story tonight. >> reporter: the intersection of wilson boulevard in north lynn street in roslyn is the busiest in arlington county. in 2009, there were 11 accidents reported to police here. >> you have to kind of watch. you have people coming from the side and a lot of times, people are not stopping. >> reporter: a half dozen arlington police officers descended on this intersect in the morning and at lunchtime. the ticket and warn motorists and pedestrians who disobeyed traffic regulations. >> and crossing against the crosswalk signals, and they're primarily the pedestrian violations. >> reporter: we were nearby when officer barry faust noticed a violation by the driver of a metro bus. [ whistle ] >> right over here. >> you can't make the right turn fr

and welcome to arlington texas. it's where it happened tonight where the giants did it in five games. i can't believe it. 3-1 in an amazing win. there were over 1,000 giants fans who watched it here. they came from all over. from southern florida, from texas, the east coast and west coast and yeah from the bay area, too. and they are partying here. they are wondering the streets of arlington looking for something to do. a guy that watched it all go down with me this time, dennis, this looks pretty good. >> i'm a native san franciscoian went to the city -- grew up in the city. watched the new ballpark get built. this isn't just about tonight. it's about 56 years. it's about willie mays. it's about mccovey. all the great players who played here and never got this championship. the amazing thing is that the giants beats one of the best pitchers in baseball, not once, but they did it twice. when edgar renteria delivers the biggest home run of his career. that was plenty for tim lincecum, who went the first eight innings

area. >> reporter: it is quite a mess out here even driving to this area in arlington. around the area. then take a look at. this this will be quite a mess this morning for the commute. this is 16th street right next to virginia hospital center. this is george mason drive. a heavily used artery throughout the morning rush hour. so they have it closed right now due to the trees across the power lines between 15th street and 16th street. that is just north of washington boulevard. you can seat damage here if you take a look. you can see where the power poles have even snapped here by the weight of this tree. it will take them quite some time to clean this up. the morning commute is going to be jammed through here. as you remember, the high winds came through and the rain about quarter till 1:00 this morning. there are a lost leaves in the roadway. it will be messy and there are power outages as well this morning if we could take a look at the latest numbers that we are getting right now. pepco is reporting over 2400 customers without power. dominion virginia is reporting

mike shumann is deep in the heart of texas at the ballpark in arlington.hoe, the rangers really could swing the momentum their way tonight. >> no question. the ranger fans got a faith what it's like to win a world series game. first in their history last night and the giants lead two games to one. san francisco's known for celebrating halloween. so i thought i wonder how arlington does it. let's go trick or treating. >> arrrrr! >> it's one giants fan looks at me, i'm going to turn you into stumps with your whole team. >> you have the grim reaper here with you. looks like you should be in the black hold with the raiders. >> done great things for the giants. >> now i feel like san francisco, fear the beard and on this halloween, what are you bringin'? >> i just gotta do what i gotta do. i got my baumgartner shoes on, the orange shoes. and i got the beard and the hair. i'm ready to go. >> i got my lucky suit! and my lucky medallion. and it's all rangers today. >> it's going to be a trick or a treat? >> it's going to be a treat. all the tricks are going to be

administers 131 military cemeteries, all except arlington. as the army and others address the problems with the graves, burials continue at arlington national cemetery. 18 veterans were interred yesterday and there'll be another 21 burials tomorrow. >> lehrer: again, the major developments of the day: the iraqi parliament agreed to form a new government after an eight-month deadlock. and president obama fell short in his bid to close a free trade deal with south korea. and to hari sreenivasan, in our newsroom, for what's on the "newshour" online. hari? >> sreenivasan: two more takes on veteran's day: a look at how europe celebrates armistice day and a photo essay about veterans visiting the world war two memorial on the national mall. find more about the currency story on our "making sense" page where you can also pose questions to paul solman. and betty ann bowser previews her update on health care reform in massachusetts. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm jeffr

hours later he will make his way here to arlington national cemetery. there will be a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown. live from arlington, natasha barrett, abc7 news. >> for more, log onto tb d.lcom >>> with the tracks as home foreclosures fell to 9% because several major lenders halted most or all of their foreclosures. >>> a bipartisan presidential panel has some ideas to reduce the deficit, but they are not sitting too well with most people. some of these ideas put forward by the president paused debt commission include raising the retirement age, cutting social security payments for high at- income seniors, ending the mortgage tax deduction, and cutting 10% of the federal work force. >>> prosecutors in the chandra levy murder trial rested their case yesterday. they also dropped two charges against ingmar guandique. a forensic expert also testified that gary condit's dna was found in chandra levy's underwear at her apartment but not at the crime scene. coming up this morning, gary condit's sun breaks his silence on "good morning am

. >>> but first, we begin with breaking news out of arlington.ht now crews are working a tour bus fire on 395. >> andrea mccarren just got there minutes ago right after the fire started. she is live on the scene. andrea, a lot of activity behind you. >> reporter: a tremendous amount of activity. in fact, we are just on the virginia line where just a few minutes ago there was so much smoke when we arrived it completely obscured all of the street signs. here is a rundown of what happened before that bus burst into flames. it was carrying a couple dozen vietnam veterans, all of whom were here for their 40th anniversary reunion. they are all members of the 199th light infantry brigade. they had just had dinner as part of the reunion in alexandria. a tour bus picked them up, brought them over to this area. that's when passengers on board noticed smoke at the back of the bus. >> some guy in the back seat, vietnam vet, of course, he says the bus is on fire in the back. and everything needs to get out. the bus has to stop. everybody has to get out. >> we

let's bring in mike live from arlington, texas. the different players was phenomenal. royalty up in the clubhouse afterwards. guys were just going crazy. almost primal. you contain this emotion all season. spring training 162 games. 2 championship series and then of course the world series as you can see champagne. beer. flowing everywhere. trophy was being passed around. it's a feeling like no other to win a world championship and of course tonight we have a different range of emotion from several different players. let listen up. >> the to me the city of san francisco have to be going nuts. >> there is is going to be some serious damage and i hope it's a lot going on right now. fichlt can't really describe it. just amazing. the exciting. very emotional. just kind of don't really know how to pick what emotion to go with writ now. >> fill love it. crazy. crazy to think t.all the great baseball players that have come through san francisco there hasn't been a world series champion. extremely humbling. >> under dog the whole way. all

five of them in arlington county.rday, a group of traffic officers fanned out across roslyn to remind drivers and pedestrians to follow the rules of the road. john henrehan has more. >> reporter: the intersection of wilson boulevard and north lynn street in roslyn is the busiest in arlington county. in 2009, there were 11 accidents reported to police here. >> you got to kind of of watch. you got people coming from the side and a lot of times, people aren't really stopping. >> reporter: a half dozen arlington police officers descended on this intersection in the morning and at lunchtime to ticket and warn motorists and pedestrians who disobeyed traffic regulations. >> crossing against the crosswalk signals, not crossing in the sidewalk are primary lyrely the pedestrian violations. >> reporter: we were nearby when the officer noticed a violation by the driver of a metrobus. right over here. you can't make the right turn from the center lane. >> i wasn't making a -- i had to go around the car. >> there was a whole line o

at arlington national cemetery. at 1:00, a wreath laying ceremony will be held at the vietnam veterans memorial. the city of manassas is also hosting a parade which starts at 11:00 thisorning. >>> new on this veterans day. a major victory for opponents of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. a pentagon study group now says the militar can lift its ban on openly gay service members without causing any significant risks to its war-fighting capabilities aaron gilchrist reports live from the newsroom. >> reporter: good morning, joe. that study group says that lifting the ban presents only minimal and isolated incidents of risk to war efforts. that's according to "the washington post." the paper says the pentagon surveyed american troops and their families before reaching that conclusion. the newspaper quoted two people familiar with the draft of the study. a survey went to active duty and reserve troops over the summer. more than 70% of the people who responded said the effect of repealing "don't ask, don't te

a great number of them here in north arlington.k you. >> kimberly, thanks a lot. we understand tre are a number of trees and wires down in fairfax county. among the locations are wolf run, rutledge drive fairfax station. 5300 block of mitchell street near alexandria. and 4700 block of spruce avenue in fairfax. you are urged to avoid those areas until the mess gets cleaned up. >>> just as the fba was getting ready to ban four loko, the makers of the drk say it is changing the recipe. fusion products will remove caffeine and two other ingredients from its products going forward. authorities in several states have been working to combine it, which combines alcohol and caffeine. it has been given the name blackout in a can. students were hospitalized after having the drinkt a party. >>> viktor bout arrived in new york last night where he will face charges of terrorism. russian officials say the extradition is unlawful and outrageous injustice. the former russian air force officer has been accused of supplying weapons used in conflicts

>> arlington national cemetery, tomb of the unknowns.ains of unknown american soldiers from world war one and ii and vietnam are on that tomb is the inscription here rests in honor of glory an american soldier known but to god. as you watch this, general barry mccaffrey, perhaps you can tell us more about this ceremony. every time i see it and hear it every year, it still gets to me. i must imagine to you, as well. >> it is very moving. i we were watching. that is the tomb of the unknown soldier. by the way, the vietnam unknown soldier was identified has been an air force pilot killed in action. probably forever going forward it will be these three unknowns. the commander of the military district of washington standing with the vice president. the tomb every american that comes to washington should go to arlington cemetery and see that. 24 hours a day, 365 days a year the old guard mounts constant watch over the tombs. a changing of the guard is something an american citizen should see. very moving, very important. 300,000 or more buried

arlington today. the crews are hard at work trying to clear this busy intersection at george mason drive, trying to clean up the mess left behind from the storm last night. it was a brief storm, but it pack a powerful punch. >> it was just horrific for five minutes. and then that was it. it was over. >> a massive downed tree resting on power lines in a major intersection. telephone poles, downed wires as well. >> there's a tree that is split down the middle in our backyard and is about to fall. >> if upper also form -- a powerful storm swept through after midnight. >> we put the kids in the basement. >> the residents were left wondering what happened to their neighborhood. >> this was strange for november. it sounded almost like a tornado. >> the crews began working in the early morning hours to clean up downed trees and to restore power. the workload was just too much. >> 7:00 a.m. and getting ready to start the morning commute. >> many side roads remained closed for the rush hour if. thousands of ho

also watching the weather in texas, in arlington, right around 70 degrees.or game time we're expecting a few clouds the first pitch at 4:57. a few hours from now, back here in the bay area. we have clear skies. there's that fog bank well offshore and a view outside, i can show you the haze. we do not have any spare the air days at least for the day. san francisco, 63 degrees. napa 65, concord 68 and hayward, 65 degrees. weather story is this with more sunshine for today, and the temperatures continue to warm up. thursday will be the transition day and we'll cool things off a littleby. that will be first change with some bigger cooler by friday and the weekend. the temperatures range from the mid-60s coast side. we're talking about quite a few 70s. the warmest location approaching the 70s. here is the satellite -- the storm track heading way up to our north. the jetstream is basically -- the jet stream is basically driven by this air and you will notice a warmup of 60s and 70s. by wednesdayings we could be talking about -- by wednesdaying we could be talking

cut the number of illegal immigrants a adult -- critics questioned the findings as officials in arlington county are resisting a federal efforts to capture illegal immigrants. >> county officials are claiming victory tonight in helping that their policy spreads throughout the state even though this new report doesn't link your illegal immigrants to less crime in the county. officials say that this radical policy does not work here in a county where 1/3 of the residents are immigrants and crime is already the lowest bid has been since 1960. even with u.s. citizenship, he and his wife decided to move their family out of the county a couple of years ago because of the policy. a research group looking at the policy finds the controversial crackdown cut the number of illegal immigrants but up to 6000. at some crime has also fallen. >> everything we have been saying in hearing the past few years, the policy has had a policy -- positive effect on the community. the study shows no lawsuits claiming such action have been filed. but someone who works in the county doesn't mean that means there are

intersection of arlington.ll soon be in this busy intersection of arlington. can you tell me what f-stop you had the aperture set to? uh, pretty big. and the shutter speed? really...[snaps]...quick. how did you compensate for the diminished light? very well, thank you. with features like compact long zoom, leica lenses, and intelligent auto, lumix cameras make amazing photos easy. >> coming up tonight at 5, it is a popular hair treatment, the brazilian blowout. is it safe? we will talk local salon patrons. tonight at 5:00. >>> another deadly pedestrian collision this morning. a tractor-trailer hit a man along the outer loop near college park last night. no word on any charges. there have been in a series of accidents between pedestrians and drivers recently and now local police are raising awareness with a crackdown. brianne carter is live in roslyn. >> good morning. police will be out here in this busy intersection in just a little while. this intersection at wilson boulevard, every morning there is a number o

he leaves behind a wife of three years who is from arlington. she and his parents received american flags in his honor today. >>> sitting in a new york jail cell tonight a man nicknamed the merchant of death. his real name is victor bout. he is a former military officer and bout says now he's a businessman. but prosecutors say his business is selling boat loads of weapons to some of the worst tyrants on the planet and they've charged him with trying to over weapons to terrorists trying to kill americans. bout pleaded not guilty. >> this notorious arms trafficker no longer poses a threat to security. >> bout was ordered held without bond until his next court date in january. >>> thou shalt not facebook. >> a new jersey pastor is ordering all 50 of his married church officials to delete their accounts. we look into the question, does facebook really hurt relationships? >> reporter: from the moment the typing fingers wear the bling everything charges. the social site can cause tension in a marriage. >> because you can see everything that your spous

arlington is 36. 28 in montgomery county. and 37 andrews.i have to get inside and warm up. >> come on in, get some hot cocoa. a beltway tieup on the inner loop at telegraph road to tell you about. the accident is causing drivers to lose the right lane. as a result we are seeing a backup around the wilson bridge. and moving to the realtime graphics. check on 395, the northbound trip. between edsall and seminary is where we are watching the volume build. right now not so bad. plus three minutes at the most. back to the maps. this time focus on 66, still in virginia. heading eastbound, some good news. the accident at fairfax drive is out of here. it cleared out of the way but looks delayed from 50 to 123. plus, five minutes to make it through that. a look at the 66 traffic, pretty much bumper-to-bumper here. no fun here. on the outer loop in maryland, look at the graphics again. we can show you the travel times from 95 to 270. only taking ten minutes. the inner loop is taking about ten and looks like 267, 674 to the beltway a seven-minute commu

he and mom spent every weekend over the summer at arlington taking pictures of the front and back ofhe grave sites and forming a database. he turned it into an easy to use web site. >> this way they're remembered. >> reporter: the web site only includes the 750 graves of the service men and women who died since 9111. he is opening to the idea of opening all of the graves, but -- ricky says the site is not for sale and will not sell on it either. he says he does not want to profit off of other people's tragedy. peggy fox, 9 news now. >>> his mom said they found a few errors in the cemetery resident's crypt section and corrected them on the web site. we will have a link on our web site. >>> if you live in virginia and want to keep the white pages coming, you have until november to weigh in on the plan to continue distributing the phone books. telephone companies argue these days most of us use the internet to find phone numbers. >>> amazon books pulled the plug on a controversial book for ped files. the author argues that ped files are misunderstood and offers advice on how to make a s

dennis joins us from arlington with tonight's big win. hi, dennis. >> reporter: i was walking out of the giants clubhouse tonight. hey you have the champagne on ice? mums the world. whatever the case, giant rookie left-hander was on tonight. >> aubrey huff, won -- down the right. this ball is gone for a two-run home run. aubrey huff, pounds one out of here. >> the first home run of the post-season for huff. the giants win 4-0. they take a commanding 3-1 series lead. for huff, it doesn't get any sweeter than coming back home he grew up rooting for. >> grew up watching nolan ryan, childhood idol of mine. i told my mom one day, i want to be a professional baseball player. and probably what? 8-year-old, 9-year-old. she bought me a batting cage. on a winn-dixie salary. single mother raising two kids, buying me a batting cage. i don't think she realized how much i worked hard in that thing every day. i won be here if it wasn't for her making that decision. >> we're up more with aubrey huff. i'll go one on one with the heroes madison bumgarner.

veterans day, ray suarez updates the investigations into mismarked graves and other problems at arlington national cemetery. >> one grave site was empty. one grave site had the wrong set of remains, and a third grave site had two sets of remains, only one of which matched the headstone. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:

in san francisco going crazy, and here in arlington applauding. [cheers and applause] >> tim: their third clincher on enemy turf. they clinched in atlanta, the lds,n philadelphia, the nlcs, and now clinching in texas for the world championship. >> joe: the guy on your screen, tim lincecum, becomes the fifth pitcher in world series history with ten or more strikeouts in a clinching game, and the first one to do it, as he gets the win here tonight, since bob gibson in 1967. the last swing. this group of san francisco giants, a team that was worked on all season long, added to at the trading deadline, added to at the end of august, came together, and they won it all. so while the celebration continues, down to the field we go. here's ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. cody, upper claimed on waivers from the marlins in late august. did you ever think then that this moment was 'nibble. >> absolutely not. i can't tell you how proud i am of this team, just never giving up. we don't have any superstars. we are just a bunch of guys that wanted to win. obv

here's a look at those current temperatures. 44 in arlington, 41 in b bethesda,39 in gaitersburg.we're looking at temperatures primarily in the upper 30s and lower 40s. 44 in arlington, 42 in rockville and gaiterringburg over at sherwood, probably around 40 or 39 out near ashton and sandy springs at this hour. 42 in fairfax and 38 in reston. here's the deal, another nice weekend, a nice november weekend, breezy and milder on saturday. it's going to be cold again saturday night. if you're going to go to the terps game, 8:00 start. sunday mostly sunny and cooler, but still nice. and monday we are milder once again. so temps have a hard time making up their mind the next couple of days. for tonight clear skies and cold, no doubt about this tonight. 34 to 42. winds southwest at 10. in fact, i think it's one of those nights where temps fall very, very rapidly until about midnight and then they kind of level off a little bit as winds turn southwesterly at 10. in fact, lows tonight, 35 in gettysburg, 36 in rockville. a little cold pocket out in buoy. 35 out there. low 40s downtown and in

all right let's bring in mike live from arlington, texas. looks like things quieted down behind you there. can't immanuel everybody left this early. i'm sure more partying to go. >> well the team actually is anything back tonight to san francisco. will party on the plane and it was just i can tell you from experience with the 49 ers. there's nothing like the first time anything. the emotion tonight was joust raw. you go through training camp. 162 games. 2 play off series and of course the world series and emotion is just raw and almost prime. check out the celebration afterward. these guys you don't know how to act. bottling this up for years or for the whole season and then boom it just comes out. and it's a feeling that i wish everybody could experience. it's just so raw. so emotional and most didn't know what to do or say. they just went crazy. shooting beer. shooting wine all of each other just having fun and they are the world series champion. afterward we talked to some of the fellas. >> city of san francisco have to be going nuts. >>