i thought about arlington because of that trip. and so we took those wreaths to arlington.t made such an impact. i can't believe, you know, how that looked and how it was so well received and so on. that i said you know, we're never going to stop doing that. we're going to give those 5,000 wreaths away every year. it was just our family's personal gift to the military. no fanfare, nothing. >> we overdo christmas. >> his wife karen and their kids continue to bring 5,000 wreaths to arlington national cemetery every year for 15 years until one day a photographer snapped an iconic image that changed everything. >> and he stumbled on the area that we had just placed the wreaths. and he took the photograph. and put it on the internet. with a poem, and it just went around the world. we literally had millions of people that saw that worldwide. i'm not great on computers, that's for sure but i had like 6,000, 7,000 e-mails of people sending us money and everything else. and we sent it all back because we weren't able to take it. that's how wreaths across america started. >> the phot

i say in terms of arlington that the american battle monuments commission has put no charge to arlington, a charge to the american battle monuments commission. the liaison officer on their site has done a great job. he spent 17 years in western europe and he is an added benefit for arlington. one of our staff members, tom soul, is on the advisory council for cemeteries and works at the v.a. i have with me today people who have labored in the vineyard of the american battle monuments commission a very long time. our chief financial officer, and mike conley, our interest-rate officer. we are honored to be with him today. officer.ministrative we are honored to be with him today. last night, i saw a movie based book, laura hillenbrand "unbroken." it was a powerful testimony of one man's incredible endurance in world war ii. louise m parini -- louie zamparelli. million caught0 up in world war ii. it was worldwide conflagration. work of thethe american monuments battle commission. we have 95,000 names of the missing from world war i and world war ii on our tablets of the missing. you see a mov

and i say in terms of arlington, that the american battle monuments commission has put no charge to arlingtonison officer there on site, and he's doing a great job. he's been 17 years in western europe, and he's an added benefit i think for arlington. one of our staff members is on the advisory council for cemeteries that works at the va. that meets at the va. i have with me today people who have labored in the vineyard been at the american battles on the moscow sure longtime. our chief officer and mike conley, art ministry of officer. we are just honored to be with them today. i would say, mr. chairman, basically that last night i saw the movie based on the laura hillenbrand book, unbroken, and it was a powerful testimony of one man's incredible endurance in world war ii. unbelievable unbelievable story. but the amazing thing about it is when you think that he was one of 16 million men and women caught up in world war ii that occurred on what, six of the seven continents, it was worldwide. ..service members caught u up in world war ii,tyíñ it was worldwide con flag ration, that expanded the

is also buried at arlington.you will review our submitted testimony which includes opinions on legislative initiatives related to national cemeteries and arlington. the scandal that envelopes the department of veterans affairs also touched the national unfortunately, the previous under secretary for memorial affairs retired after an oig report revealed he had engaged in prohibited practices and preferential treatment, but new leadership is now in place, and we very much appreciate the opportunities we have had to mcdonald and under secretary sloan gibson. we know they have a commitment to assisting survivors, and it is our hope that new va leadership will move forward in we're pleased to report the number of pending burial allowance claims has declined significantly since last year at this hearing with 17,818 on last week's va report. while these benefits do not route through the national cemetery administration, delay in their delivery hurts families by forcing them to delay settling estates and does impact thei

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so we are here at arlington house. lee is upstairs pacing back and forth, shaking his head bumbling to himself. his wife marianna custis is downstairs in the parlor. four hours she listens as he tries to make up his mind. it would be she recalled later the severe struggle of his life. now, we know the outcome of course. after breakfast on april 22, 1861 robert e. lee wrote away from arlington house for the last time. apart from richmond dressed in a black suit with a silk hat atop his head. two days later he formally accepted command of virginia's military force. now neither lee or his wife could know how dearly the decision would cost them. one of its consequences would be the loss of the custis mansion now better known as arlington house. arlington strategic capital meant that the union simply had to take it over for military reasons. union soldiers proceeded to chop down old growth oak, elm and chose not to build barracks and to burn wood as firewood to keep them warm in the cold weather. they constructed earthworks

what impressed him most was arlington. it beauty and dignity and those rows and rows of graves. >> every one represents a life and a family and a story. they're not just tombstones. those are all people. >> 30 years later in 1992. wooster was running a wreath company but as christmas approached he had a bunch left over. >> these wreaths were fresh and just made. and i just didn't want them thrown away. >> he thought of arlington and all those graves. when the cemetery approved, he and a dozen volunteers drove the wreaths down and laid them on the head stones. and so it continued for years until a few christmases back when an air force sergeant took this picture which ended up on the internet. >> it kind of struck a nerve and people e-mailed it to each other and it really went around the world. >> we were there the next year as he and his workers of the wooster wreath company loaded up 5,265 wreaths. then they embarked on what wooster calls the world's longest veterans parade. a 750 mile journey that at some points attracte

at arlington and other veteran cemeteries in all 50 states and overseas. this year more than 700,000 wreaths mark the graves of veterans thanks to over 50,000 volunteers. >>> and now another christmas tradition. all five of the wallace grandkids are here this year. here is livvy, her first christmas, sabine, james, caroline, and william. from your family to yours, have a very merry christmas and we'll see you -- >> next "fox news sunday." >> all right. kids, three, two, one -- >> merry christmas! >> you did that very well. that was good. well done. diblasio. >>> two of new york's finest was killed with no warning, no provocation. they were quite simfully assassinated. this morning, president obama unconditionally condemns their murder. we are closely following the story. we will have more on the investigation and the reaction. >>> new contract for sfo restaurant workers. this is for them walking off the job again.

were closeurs ago we to 70 degrees at our studios in arlington, now down to 53. winter weather advisory in effect from 1 a.m. tomorrow morning to 1 a.m. wednesday morning for frederick county maryland and essentially along the other side of interstate 81. we will have rain in most of our area. even if we have some sleep in the metro area, temperatures warm enough that i don't think there will be any issues from the sleep. be careful on bridges and overpasses in areas west of the city, with highs only in the 30's. bridges and overpasses freeze first. that is the concern. there may be a few heavy downpours possible. host of the heavy rain is moving out across the chesapeake bay him and there's a lot more to come our way along this powerful cold front. more showers, and the forecast will be in just a few minutes. stay with abc seven and wjla.com as we track the winter weather. new get are absolutely weather alerts sent to your mobile device. a federal judge overturned one conviction against former virginia first lady maureen mcdonnell. the judge said he trust a jury

at arlington and other veteran cemeteries in all 50 states and overseas. this year more than 700,000 wreaths mark the graves of veterans thanks to over 50,000 volunteers. >>> and now another christmas tradition. all five of the wallace grandkids are here this year. here is livvy, her first christmas, sabine, james, caroline, and william. from your family to yours, have a very merry christmas and we'll see you -- >> next "fox news sunday." >> all right. kids, three, two, one -- >> merry christmas! >> you did that very well. that was good. well done. discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes and if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. but thanks so much for tuning in and thank you again for coming out today. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this elderly minister. he was dying. he sent for two of his members, an irs agent and a lawyer to come to his house. when they arrived he motioned fo

i know arlington has a strategic plan.want to address the strategic plan moving forward prepared for the volume that we are going to have and what studies plans do you have. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as far as predicting the future gravesite need for internment rates we use the model that we received from another office within the va that model provides us with better level data at the county level using that data which is based on the 2010 census, using that data we then look at historical patterns down to the individual cemetery level and make projections and assumptions 20 of 30 years of the future. i will say that we have been historically extremely successful. in in most years where we have a variance of about 1% from our projected internment rates which inform the need for additional gravesites and construction projects. so any cohort in the future we will be reflected in these models. that would be translated into our future projections and construction planning models. as a result of our planning models we've nev

but as christmas a- >> he thought of arlington and all those graves.the cemetery approved, he and a dozen volunteers drove the wreaths down and laid them on the headstones, and so it continued for years until a few christmases back when an air force sergeant took this picture, which ended up on the internet. >> it kind of struck a nerve and people e-mailed it to each other and it really went around the world. >> we were there the next year as he and his workers at the worcester wreath company loaded up 5,265 wreaths. then they embark on what worcester calls the world's longest veteran's parade, a 750-mile journey that at some points attracted more than 100 vehicles. and when they got to arlington, so many people wanted to participate. >> this ceremony you are about to witness is an army reclaim ceremony to be conducted for the worcester wreath company. >> for years worcester paid for all of this out of his own pocket and he started wreaths across america sending hundreds to cemeteries and war memorials around the country. but he will need help to reach

. >> we should note that arlington county tells us there is no connection between that break and water outage at pentagon city mall today. the counties to permit a public health shut down the mall's food court this morning. the decision came after the mall shut off the water for sewage system repair. water service was restored and the food court reopened just in the last half hour. >> were tracking a developing story about a missing 14-month-old from frederick. cameron beckford's mother claims she left the tower on the front porch last night. she abandoned the boy from columbus ohio. police were alerted to the case after the children's father asked him to check on the children's welfare. more on that story coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> dozens of elite military divers are planning to join the search for wreckage of air asia flight 8501. the search will resume in relatively shallow water after debris and some bodies were found floating nearby. >> the grief is heart wrenching. 162 souls on board, 17 children one infant. search and recovery team say there is no hope they will find an

arlington, virginia, today. special ait isn't, arlington, virginia, today. chief of staff, gs-15, arlington, virginia, today. goes on today, today, today, today, exclamation point. they are rushing this through. they're determined to get this done before the american people can find out what's happening to raise their voice, to communicate with their members of congress and the united states senate and stop it. and it's not good for this country. so you say surely the president hasn't overreached in these matters. but congress has stated, you cannot enter the country unlawfully. that's a fundamental principle of our american immigration law. it's been on the books for many, many years. and if you enter unlawfully, you're not entitled to work in america. and if you enter unlawfully and attempt to work and someone hires you, if the person knowingly hires you and knows that you're illegally here, the employer is subject to criminal penalties. and other penalties. that's the basic law. it's been on the books for years. the president is just wiping that off the b

lee rode away from the arlington house for lost time. he departed for richmond in a black suit with his top hat. two days later he accepted the command of the military force. neither would've no healthier leave the decision would cost and one of the consequences would be the loss of the mansion the overlook on the capital meant that the union had to take it over for military reasons and the soldiers proceeded to chop down old gold and chestnuts to build barracks and burden would. they constructed the roads over the pristine agricultural landscape. the hospital was constructed on the property in 1863. it became buried ground and today is that the centerpiece. the town fathers were wide enough to surrender, so no battle took place. the same cannot be said. if bear on the battle of n. t. m. that we can make the acquaintance of one claire burton. for months that the military had been saying that they would create a panic at the first site. one general but the 40-year-old burton wouldn't take them for an answer. if they were looking they were

fans live at our home in arlington, virginia and 10 and 15. i am grateful to her as an advocate, but i am so grateful to her as a mom. i cannot tell you how much it means to have a celebrity as a role model, who takes her fame and uses it to raise awareness, to tell young girls and all of prejudice thathe keeps so many from speaking out and get help. she brings hope to all of those affected by mental illness and we are thrilled to have her here with us today. [applause] >> thank you so much. that introduction was really overwhelming. most positive way. so, thank you. everyone.yone -- hi, my people. it is an honor and a privilege to be here today, at nami's national day of average -- of action. out at you is amazing. it is great to see so many people dedicated to improving the lives of others. seeing people of all ages across the country coming together gives me so much hope that changes really possible. those of us here today know that people ofness affects every race, age, gender, and economic status. it does not discriminate between republic

two of those millions of fans in arlington, e virginia and ages 12 and 15. i'm very grateful to danny as a mental health advocate, but especially as a mom. i cannot tell you how much it means to have a celebrity who is a real role model. battling the prejudices that it takes to speak out. she brings help and hope to all those who were affected by mental illness. [applause] >> thank you so much. the introduction was really overwhelming -- in the most positive way. so, thank you. hi, everyone. my people. it is an honor and a privilege today at nami's national day of action. looking out at tall view is so inspiring. it is great to see so many people dedicated to improving mental health and the lives of others. seeing people of all ages from all the country come together gives me so much hope that change is possible. those of us here today and know that mental illness has no prejudice. every ects people of race, gender, economic status. not discriminate between republicans or democrats. [applause] that is why we are here today. we need to send a simple message t

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i work in arlington. i'm just now getting down to here. >> so how long? >> about two hours. >> i was stuck on the gw parkway for an hour and 20 minutes just getting to the 123 exit. so pretty bad. >> and you can see that no work is actually happening right now. that's because we've been told by police that they're not going to start repairs until the weather improves. they believe the additional rain caused the problem t. they did that because people stuck in all the traffic, they got frustrated apparently, and u-turns going through the wet, grassy median. they were putting big ruts into the median. they made the decision to close it down at the beltway. and that closure is in place at this point. back to you in the studio. >> what a mess. thanks, megan. and we have breaking news. the massive air bag recall is expanding. news 4's angie goff s wt you to noef. >> automakers announcing that expansion includes subaru's previous recall. it's due to faulty air bags and now covers southern georgia and the following states, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, texas,

will be on new years day and the winner will play for the national championship on january 12th in arlington, texas. tcu dropped from third to sixth despite the 55-3 win. they're still playing in a major bowl game. baylor will face michigan state. tcu will meet with ole miss in the peach bowl. invited to the foster farm bowl. 7-5, this game will be played on december threeth at 7:00 p.m. soccer, mls cup. the last game before retiring. extra time, 111th minute, a brilliant breakaway. that will be the game winner. l.a. has won three of the last four championships. galaxy win 2-1. we'll hear from both the niners and raiders coming >>> coming up, the raiders looked good against the niners today. will there be another battle of the play? and a bay area holiday display will be seen on televisions across the nation this week. the work that goes into such a big display. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> joe dimaggio's love letter to marilyn monroe has sole for just more than $78,100 at auction. the auction says the letter was sold to an unaddition closed bidder. the baseball great wrote the letter

january 12th cowboys stadium in arlington. >>> here from stanford tonight at 11:00 on abc 7. >> drew couldn't be prouder beaming over there. thanks drew. >>> next amazing wheel of fortune run for the record (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, following breaking news about a missing airasia passenger jet and the connection the plane thoos the still missing jet from malaysia malaysia. >>> now a contestant from wheel of fortune took on a record prize that amazed the crowd and even pat. >> the lone ranger. >> yeah. >> awesome. with just one vowel on the wall he correctly guessed the lone ranger and went on to win every puzzle in the main game. he earned $91,000 before the bonus round began. the most ever. unfortunately his luck ran out in the bonus round he couldn't solve wooden gavel to add

. >>> today is the 150th anniversary of arlington national cemetery.dreds set out on a mission to lay a wreath at every grave. there are more than 200,000. it's part of wreeaths across american. a company in maine started the tradition more than 20 years ago. you can see one belongs to travis manon. he lost his life in iraq in 2007 and now there's a foundation in his name. >>> next at 11:00, i'm tracking a cold day for your sunday and your eagles tailgating forecast. >>> it's going to be philadelphia's tallest skyscraper. laying the foundation for the future. >>> special delivery. santa is going door to door a few weeks early. how one community is spreading holiday cheer just ahead. >>> we will show you how the sixers were stunned tonight. the cowboys have arrived in philly. we will hear from the eagles in ten minutes. >>> merry christmas. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> thank you very much. >> it's not christmas just yet. but that didn't stop santa from making special deliveries today. nbc 10 at radnor where santa spread cheer by handing out gift

waking up tomorrow morning, 29 in arlington. around 25 in gaithersburg and germantown. he'sburg waking up to around 20 degrees. manassas around 22. temperatures this hour, 17 in elkins, virginia. for us, this is cold, considering what we've had over the last several weeks. temperatures above average. now we're looking at the push of colder air. these will temperatures, 11:00 temperature -- make that 10:00 temperatures for minneapolis. they have poish factors to deal with anywhere from 18 to 30 degrees below zeroer we're not looking for cold air like this across our area. but with winds kicking up out of the north and west, it's going to feel like the 20's for most of the day. lots of sunshine to enjoy. it's going to look pretty. our next weather maker for the upcoming weekend is when we have a better chance of looking at a little wintery mix changing to rain. but i don't any we'll see much in the form of winter weather around here. we move into tomorrow evening, the new year, we'll see temperatures falling from the middle 30's to around 30 at midnight with mainly clear

look at leesburg and manassas, 17, gaithersburg 22, arlington 26 we 24, the district around 25 down 26 degrees. futurecast it stays dry for us in d.c.. here is friday afternoon. clouds will begin to increase just a little bit. this is our next big weather maker for the upcoming weekend with a better chance of showers for saturday and periods of rain, and the clouds will stick around into the day on sunday, but overall, it will be a rain event. here is your new year's eve forecast. around 30 at 11:00. ringing in the new year at around 20 nine and mostly clear skies, and temperatures will continue to fall through the early morning hours. winds out of the southwest at eight to 12. that is going to add a little bit more chilled. 40 with showers on saturday. look at the jump in temperatures. this is what is going to drop our temperatures at least 10 to 15 degrees on monday. back to school back to work, temperatures in the lower 40's, nighttime lows in the 20's. download your abc 7 weather app on your phone, and you can track the temperatures for the hockey game or tonight as you are out. >>

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estuvieron afectando nuestra Área. 40 y 48 fueron las temperaturas y actualmente estamos con 41 el arlingtonulados, las reducciones visibilidad ha continuado mejorando, estuvo reducida a menos de dos millas en algunas Áreas. la brisa soplando desde el oeste y es gradualmente el sistema frontal que ya estarÁ moviÉndose fuera de la regiÓn, quedÁndose casi estacionado durante las prÓximas horas, y ya alejÁndose para maÑana. esa nubosidad baja que invade todo nuestro estado en la cual se le asocian algunos chubascos de nieve, se deba haber limpiado al norte y para darle paso a las altas presiones como muerte este modelo. hay que aprovechar el dÍa de maÑana porque le cuento que va ser el Único dÍa mayormente soleado, ya hacia el fin de semana vuelve nublarse el cielo y tendremos posibilidad de lluvia, esto no le va dar oportunidad a las temperaturas a recuperarse. vamos a seguir con temperaturas bajas bordeando los valores normales para esta Época del aÑo. temperaturas esta noche, 34 para filadelfia, cielos mayormente nublados pero se despejan el transcurso de la noche, vamos amanecer con frÍo y

seth curry from arlington. seth from the corner. slash. di dirk needed a break. slams it down.rter now. he would lose his shoe here. interesting sequence. curry would toss it away. watch this one. not up in here. i just want to know if the shoe block counts. they are 20-2 on the year, the warrio warriors. >>> the 49ers need all the help they can get tomorrow. boots on the ground up in the pacific northwest with more. >> reporter: for the 49ers to keep their playoff hopes alive, they will have to accomplish something they have yet to do and that is win here at century link field. the 49ers have not scored more than 17 points. they will have to put together their best game of the season on sunday. >> i think it is as good as any rivalry, especially with the way the things have been going opini. both of us being at the top of our game, whether it is offense or defense, it makes the game so much fun. i think the fans play a big role in it too. the fans seem to break all kinds of records. when we go down there, their fans break a lot of records. >> people talk about the noise during

the winners will play for the national title on january 12th in arlington, texas.tcu and baylor both out of the playoffs. baylor will face michig state in the cotton bowl. tcu will meet ole miss. levi stadium will face maryland out of the big 10. game will be played december 30th at 7:00 m. >>> soccer, the galaxy and new england revolution. we wento extra time. 111th minute, a brilliant breakaway. that would be the game winner. l.a. has won three the last ur championships. that will be six titles for don vonn in his career. this reportrought to you by orchard supply hardware. more tonight at abc 711:00 news. >> bring in those raiders sound bites. >> we're w going to take a live look for you right now above berkeley at the pro >>> happening right now in berkeley, protests underway. these in response anti-police violence basically in response to incidents in both new york and ferguson, missouri. you're seeing this right now, the protestors ones move. something different that we're seeing at least at this hour this night, the protestors do appear to be freely be movin

the winners will play for the national title on january 12th in arlington, texas. tcu and baylor both out of the playoffs. baylor will face michigan state in the cotton bowl. tcu will meet ole miss. levi stadium will face maryland out of the big 10. game will be played december 30th at 7:00 p.m. >>> soccer, the galaxy and new england revolution. we went to extra time. 111th minute, a brilliant breakaway. that would be the game winner. l.a. has won three of the last four championships. that will be six titles for don vonn in his career. this report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. more tonight at abc 711:00 news. >> bring in those raiders sound bites. >> we're w going to take a live look for you right now above berkeley at the protest that' >>> happening right now in berkeley, protests underway. these in response anti-police violence basically in response to incidents in both new york and ferguson, missouri. you're seeing this right now, the protestors ones move. something different that we're seeing at least at this hour this night, the protestors do appe

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. >>> our final stop will take us over to arlington, 45 degrees and the low temperatures for the day, the cooler air, 41 cumberland and still hanging on to that 50 degree mark, inside the beltway, and we'll see temperatures cool, tomorrow look at the cooler air, 2 degrees, in dull law suit and this is the cooler air that's moving to the south and east. and we talking daytime highs, only in the upper 30's. satellite and radar here's the rain and showers and heading just a little bit closer and you can see what's going on. >>> upper northwest and, rockville, light showers like i said wet roadways for the overnight. rush-hour commute just wet roadways and things will dry up. this is our futurecast, showing a lull in the action. late tomorrow night, and into the day on tuesday, this model wants to bring in a little bit of a wintery mix. i don't think we'll see a whole lot here. mainly a rain event. early into tuesday, and then, as quickly as it arrives, it leaves, and the cloud cover will stick around on tuesday. highhigh pressure will build in for the last day of 2014. >>> forecast, for

we are going to be pretty cool out there. 23 for reston and 28 for arlington. here's a look at your planner. we'll stay into the 30s. 36 degrees for your high. let's go over to beverly with traffic. glrs outer loop of the beltway, no problems. looking good as you make the drive right now. outer loop past colesville road, nice light volume and incident free around the capital beltway. we're in good shape. westbound side of the suitland parkway word of a crash that's right near silver hill road police are dealing with. 95 corridor lanes have been open now coming up out of dale city into woodbridge, springfield. little volume near the express lane entrance north of 610 and getting into dale city but lanes are open up toward the beltway. waldorf, mattawoman beantown road still shut down near poplar hill between the park and ride and route 5 and shut down with that utility pole and wires down. also in clinton a stretch of piscataway road is closed close to steed road. >>> breaking news from overnight, search crews found a large chunk of airasia flight 8501. sonar sh

in the morning temperatures generally in the lower 30's, middle 30's arlington, 34 montgomery county. i think it will be drive. look at the colder air south and north. minnesota, wisconsin, these are air temperatures well below zero. that is the first part of the story. the windchill factor, an indication of what is on the way. the cold air mass will modify a bit as it moves our way tomorrow. we will definitely feel the difference new year's eve. the futurecast, moving through the next 48 hours, look out nicely the skies clear out tomorrow afternoon sunshine wednesday. high pressure remains overhead. the wind out of the northwest. that will keep the temperatures down, upper 30's the daytime highs. futurecast, through the day, all of the action well south of d.c. a good deal of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, with highs of 39 to 44 degrees, the wind out of the north at five to 10. eve, middle 30's into the lower 30's by about midnight. mainly clear skies. not a problem with rain. it will stay dry. the hockey game thursday, temperatures will be about 38 to 42 degrees. mostly sunny skies. i

. >> reporter: the southbound lanes of the gw parkway in arlington where crews are making a whole lot of progress on that sink hole that has jammed up two rush hours now. the pavers say they have already put down one layer of pavement, and they just have a couple left to go. >> we should be finishing up in a couple of hours and turning it back over to the federal government. >> get it done before rush hour tomorrow definitely. >> how's it been? >> crazy. >> reporter: for thousands of drivers trying to get into the city, a big-time bottleneck. and there is more likely to come. >> i don't know where to, and my gps is acting up. >> reporter: the sink hole opened up this southbound lane. road crews closed all the inbound lanes starting at 123 and pushed cars even farther back to the beltway. >> well, it's very unfortunate. it points out how important the gw parkway is as a commuter route into the district. >> reporter: southbound will stay closed until crews can fill the hole. workers have been able to stabilize the hole, and they have started filling it back up. they have all kinds of eq

waking up tomorrow morning the forecast shows 17 in leesburg 17 admin, 26 in arlington, and here is what we expect for new year's eve. for tonight, not so bad if you like it cold. at least it will not snow or rain, around 30 degrees at midnight. this is inside the beltway, but the further north and west you go, temperatures will be a lot colder. the forecast for tomorrow, 42 to 46 with pretty good conditions for the hockey game tomorrow afternoon, lots of sunshine to enjoy, and take a look at the next seven days. we are talking temperatures around 48 degrees on friday. saturday, a better chance of showers, heavier rain expected late in the dayre around 40 degrees, but we will see a high about 45 on sunday. it will not last long. a cold front moves in, and then clears out. monday, tuesday, wednesday temperatures in the upper 30's to lower 40's. gordon, maureen? >> thanks very much. a hockey game. robert, tell us about it. >> yet, are we talking hockey or football at a baseball park? even when the coordinator is >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer

continue national championship game on espn on january 12th january 12th at cowboy boys stadium in arlingtonment. mary's hosting santa clara, gaels 7-3 broncos 5 6. jackson, hits the corner three. st. mary's up four at the half. broncos take the lead second half. clark with two of his game-high 24. wares waldo in brad waldo. st. mary's has won 11 of the last 12 against the broncos 73-60 the final. us sf and pacifica. matt glover had eight but check out is in in thety first the steal, breakaway and the facial posterizing eric thompson. that's worth another look. usf, 77-71 victory. >> warriors back on the court tonight after two straight lots hosting minnesota. we have a preview at 6:00. >> glad to have you back, shu. california gets a glimpse of t >> at 6:00, sony finally acknowledging a cyber attack that has made some new games unplayable. what's being done to fix it. in new law a bay area senator wants to introduce that he believes will save lives on california roads. >>> southern california caught a glimpse of the international space station. is passed over los angeles right in front of the m

they make their way from maine to arlington national cemetery. township officials shut down a few blocks, but we're told police and drivers handled the detours well. if not me, then who? that's the name w2mmdwifen to gala at the union league hosting the gathering. marine first lieutenant was from doilstown, when he was killed before leaving for iraq. he spoke the words if not me, then who, hence the name of tonight's gala. honoring people for their dedication to selfless service. >> you want to be careful out there in the morning. >> we've seen the wet roads. so untreated woeds put in some icy spots. now, a few lingering snow showers tonight. by tomorrow, they're just breezy and cold. around 40 degrees and into the weekend. looks pretty good. 50 on sunday. sounds warm. >> move that nor'easter out of here. that's nbc 10 news at 11. thanks for watching. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dwayne johnson barbara

we started off on a cloudy side today and as you can see in the weatherbug network here in arlington it shows you that the clouds cleared out very nicely and we have got nothing but sunshine across the region right now. that is the case across most of the area. the high school here, so beautiful. but it feels cold, for sure. that is what we are noticing. light flurries and sprinkles to the south this morning making their way to the jersey shore skies are clearing out now, most of you had cloud cover in southern maryland but that will be going away shortly. 41 degrees is a current temperature with the northwind six. the field factor is still down in the 30's. that will still be the case in the afternoon hours. 39 in frederick, 38 in martinsburg. that is despite the ample sunshine of the noon hour as arctic air starts to fill in. all of this cold air is moving and settling in across the eastern seaboard. temperatures in the single digits below zero, still in parts of minnesota. six degrees below in duluth. we will not get quite that cold. we still have that going for us. futurecast, it

live" on this network, this may be the best review of all. 6-year-old ian armatage who lives in arlington, virginia, reminded us today about what's really important about peter pan. he clapped so hard for tinker bell and so did so many kids just like him. we are told tinker bell is tired after last night but doing well and clearly ian knew he played an important role in the show's success. >>> when we come back, letting your colors fly during this time of year when the look has never been more in fashion. >>> finally tonight, we used to just refer to them as christmas sweaters. maybe they were over the top, but we bought them and we gave them to others, and we wore them and still do. just recently the cool kids decided some christmas sweaters were so ugly they should be worn loudly and proudly and celebrate it. and now that's become an industry all its own. and we get an update on this growing movement tonight from nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: folks, this is going to get ugly, real ugly christmas sweater ugly. from a trendy club in atlanta. >> my sweater is fabulous. >> reporter: to

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opened up the pavement in the southbound lane just the other side of the bridge over windy run in arlington. road crews closed all the inbound lanes starting at 1:23 and then pushed cars even further back to the beltway. >> it's very unfortunate. points out how important the gw parkway is as a commuter route into the district. >> reporter: southbound will stay closed until crews can fill the hole. >> hopeful it's going to be done by the morning, but mother nature has to cooperate. >> reporter: workers have been able to stabilize the hole, and they have started filling it back up. they have all kinds of equipment standing by for repaving. they are hoping they get it all fixed up, patched up, before the morning inbound rush. now you can see, the out of bounds lanes, they're moving. people are heading home tonight. but if you thought this a good plan, a good way to get home on the gw outbound, think again. the secret service actually had all these lanes closed for about 40 minutes. they just reopened them. they ran the president the wrong way down the gw to get him back to the white house from

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