en arlington virginia, alfredo miranda, univision.ondado de prince willian, los organizmos que defienden a los inmigrantes dicen que una persona murio en custodia de las autoridades federales despues de haber sido arrestado por la policia local...fernando pizarro nos trae los detalles de este caso.. luego de ser transferido el 27 de septiembre desde este centro de detencion en el condado de prince william en virginia a la custodia de ice un dia despues de su detencion por la policia local, el salvadoreno de 33 anos anibal ramirez murio en el hospital de la universidad de virginia el 2 de octubre. sus familiares, 1 tio y 1 primo aun no lo pueden creer. siento de todo, tristeza, enojo. porque se que no lo puedo remediar." ramirez, que deja a 1 esposa e hija en el salvador, murio de insuficiencia renal por hepatitis fulminante 5 dias despues de ser trasladado a 1 centro de detencion de ice. su familia alcanzo a verlo pero no lo entiende. y a mi nunca me dio ninguna condicion de enfermedad. lo hubiera llevado al hospital. incluso ellos no

desde arlington, virginia, alfredo miranda, univision.d de trabajadores del sector de limpieza de oficinas en la region se unieron hoy para presionar para que se llegue un acuerdo en las negociaciones que beneficiarian a 12-mil trabajadores en washington, el norte de virginia, el condado de montgomery y baltimore... politicos como el concejal de washington jim graham, y miembros de la organizacion casa maryland tambien se solidarizaron..unos 12 mil trab de limpieza estan representados por el local 32 bj, incluyendo cinco mil en washington, cerca de cuatro mil en el norte de virginia, mil quinientos en el condado de montgomery, y mas de 700 en baltimore...que actualmente ganan entre nueve y doce dolares con sesenta centavos por hora... el plazo de negociaciones venceria este lunes... porciones danadas del pinaculo de la catedral de washington seran removidos temporalmente despues de que fuera danado por el temblor de 5.8 grados de magnitud del pasado 23 de agosto... las piezas con un peso de 2 toneladas sera quitados por una grua manana ju

"agradezco a dios que yo nunca he hecho eso, sino a lo mejor algo me hubiera pasado" en arlington, virginiacchini univision... momentos de tension se vivieron hoy en el este de virginia cuando una pequena aeronave se estrello contra un estacionamiento... segun funcionarios el accidente ocurrio despues que la nave empezo a tener problemas con el motor... el piloto intento aterrizar en un campo de wlliamsburg, pero el avion golpeo una parte del estacionamiento... dos personas viajaban en la nave.. ninguno resulto lesionado... otra senal de que la economia continua sin recuperarse... la cadena de ferreterias lowes anuncio el cierre de 20 de sus almacenes en 15 estados del pais... la compania indico que los cierres que dejaran sin trabajo a unas dos mil personas son una decision dificil pero que necesitan tomar decisiones dificiles para aumentar las ganancias.. the home depot continua al frente de las ganancias en ferreterias.. otras cadenas que tambien realizaran recortes son gap y saks... en el condado de montgomery esta por iniciar un juicio, que involucra a una maestra por supuestamente, em

. >>> this comes to us from arlington, virginia, where a few lucky campaign contributors got the rare opportunity to break bread with the president. a retired teacher, a retired professor, a postal service worker and a business owner were the oners of the dinner with barack contest. all from potential battleground states, randomly selected after donating at least $5. reporters briefly allowed into the liberty tavern before dinner, heard the president talking baseball with his guests. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your msnbc station. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 160 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. >>> 4:28 is our time. 44 degrees out there. it's kind of cool this morning. cooler than cool. it's cold. >> down right cold, joe. >> good morning. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to this friday, october 28, 201. mother nature says it's fall. see all that weather. it is moving this way. tom says it is more and more likely it will turn into snow by the time it reaches o

. >>> this comes to us from arlington, virginia, where a few lucky campaign contributors got the rare opportunity to break bread with the president. a retired teacher, retired professional, postal service worker and business owner were the winners of the dinner with barack contest, all from battleground states and randomly selected after donated $5. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today" just your first stocht day today on your nbc station. >> good morning. we have snow in the forecast for the weekend, but not for today. it will be fine. 41 at the airport. colder in the northern suburbs. a mix of sun and clouds. a chilly day but dry. a high temperature near 54. we'll detail what's going to happen as we head into the weekend. for now to the news desk. >> the time is 4:57. it is cold. we're just going to say it. it is cold. >> a death investigation of a local psychiatric hospital. plus -- >> more than a year later, people make an arrest in the death of an elderly caretaker. i'm kim dacey. that story coming up. >> how your last trip to the mall helped lift an ailing economy. i'm k

. >>> this comes to us from arlington, virginia, where a few lucky campaign contributors got the rare opportunity to break bread with the president. a retired teacher, a retired professor, a postal service worker and a business owner were the winners of the dinner with barack contest. all from potential battleground states, randomly selected after donating at least $5. reporters briefly allowed into the liberty tavern before dinner, heard the president talking baseball with his guests. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> an ancient festival in central india is drawing plenty of attention. thousands turned out to watch or take part in the tradition. the goal is to make each other believe and then offer the blood to a hindu goddess. strange as it may seem, the custom was begun with a queen. the festival ends when the two sides drop their rocks, shake hands and nurse each other's wounds. >>> if diamonds are a girl's best friend then canada has a friend like no other. a 50 carat diamond set to go on auction with an e

"agradezco a dios que yo nunca he hecho eso, sino a lo mejor algo me hubiera pasado" en arlington, virginiaaria rosa lucchini univision... si usted constantemente se pasa de los minutos en su telefono celular, resultandole en costosos cobros, hay buenas noticias... el gobierno federal ha llegado a un acuerdo con las companias telefonicas para que notifiquen a sus usuarios una vez que se hayan pasado del limite de minutos a traves de mensajes de texto... se estima que anualmente decenas de millones de personas estan sujetos a costosos cargos extras por sobrepasar sus minutos, lo que resulta en jugosas ganancias para las companias telefonicas... los mismos ingenieros que evaluaron los danos al monumento a washington, han iniciado evaluaciones similares a la catedral nacional... dos miembros del equipo sujetados a arneses y cuerdas evaluaron la torre de 234-pies de altura... la catedral sufrio danos tras el sismo de agosto, seguido por el huracan irene, dias despues... se espera que la catedral sea abierta nuevamente el 12 de noviembre... si usted solicito una extension para enviar su declarat

and arlington, virginia. starting november 3rd, the cost of a 24-hour membership goes from $5 to $7. and there won't be anymore memberships. instead, pay $15 for a three- day pass. number one, planning your trips right now. two stations on the redline are closed until sunday at closing time. the passengers will have to take buses between the fort taughton and new york avenue station. the rhode island avenue and brookline stations will be closed andish add a half hour to the trip in the area and that is tonight's fox 5 health 5. >>> coming up next, >> beth parker with a rodeo that is helping injured soldiers coming home from iraq and afghanistan. >>> plus, how will the skins stop rookie sensation cam newton. >>> first, the latest celebrity death rumor, the twist. yesterday, r.i.p. carlos santana became a trending topic on twitter and some people confused the late dictator with the legendary guitarist intentionally or not. those who did not thought it was funny. either way, he's still alive, san tan a. >> more

shows spy mikhail semenko leaving a package in a cold war style dead drop under a bridge in arlington, virginia. still another camera captured a classic brush-by payoff. in this tape, the f.b.i. says $250,000 changed hands in a brief encounter on a subway staircase. the spies had been instructed to get inside the power circles of washington to collect fresh intelligence on u.s. policy. it's not clear if they ever took anything, but as they got a bit closer, the f.b.i. shut the operation down. >> reporter: bob, thank you very much. those russians went back to russia as part of a swap for u.s. spies. one thing the russians have that we don't is a spacecraft to ferry crews to the space station but that may be changing. in the competition to build the next american manned spacecraft, boeing said today it will build its version in a vacant hangar at the kennedy space center. that could create as many as 550 jobs. still, just a fraction of the more than 6,000 jobs lost in florida when the space shuttle was retired. drama at the manslaughter trial against michael jackson's doctor. the prosecution goes

arlington, virginia, police are on the scene of a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. ound i-395 at glebe road. virginia state police and arlington police were on the scene. officials say at this time at least three lanes have northbound i-395 traffic are shut down. news4 crew is on the way to the scene. we will have a live update coming up later in the newscast. >>> to our top story. big story tonight, a bribery scheme that allegedly involved more than $20 million. $20 million in illicit payments and landed four people behind bars including two u.s. army corps of engineers employees. the arres

. >> the address is... 5723 lee highway, arlington, virginia. >> the taco stand did so well, he startedgo and have a taste with district taco down in arlington. less than 30 seconds left. i don't know if you can pull one together that quickly. >> chorizo bacon. we have the roasted tomatoes. some avocados for the guacamole and cheese for the breakfast tacos. we have all of the meats for you. >> thanks so much for coming in this morning. we'll have another segment at the end of the show to show you what the finished product looks like. we'll be right back. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> 6:53. we've got breaks in the clouds. that's what we're going to see today. more and more sunshine. this afternoon, looking good. high of 65 to 70. enjoy this. mike and andrea? >> tao today is tuesday, october 4th. here is a check on the news before you go. workers

and arlington, virginia. >>> and it's a banner day on wall street.he markets rise by strong averages reports. verizon reports the profits doubled the last quarter. the top executives say the wireless position added more prescribers than ate and could have added more but was hurt by the delayed launch of the new iphone. >> the creator, the late steve jobs is the subject of a new biography. there are some surprising revelations. he wanted to sue go ago will over theandroid phone. he's the latest pancreatic surgery for 9 months and turned to alternatemeds. the book said that -- alternate medicines. he would be a one-term president unless he was friendly towards business. the book is written by walter isaacson and hits store shelves on monday. >>> and you felt a chill in the air? >> how low will the mercury go this weekend? gary's on check next with the full forecast. can the aetna app make you healthier? well, that all depends on what you do with it. and there's an awful lot you can do with it. access your medical history, view claims, get reminders for

son necesarios para continuar con la expansion del programa a otras zonas como el condado de arlington en virginia. bajo el lema "tu educacion es nuestro futuro" lideres educativos, y representantes comunitarios buscaron en washington las mejores alternativas para mejorar la educion de latinos..bajo el patrocinio de univision nuestra cadena y la conduccion de jorge ramos los panelistas incluyendo el secretario de educacion arne duncan, su colega del departamento de trabajo hilda solis, y otros, hablaron de sus experiencias y de las iniciativas que beneficiaran a las nuevas generaciones,,el foro en su integridad sera transmitido por univision manana sabado a partir de las 5 de la tarde..una personas fueron arrestadas entre ayer y hoy por violencia domestica en el condado de montgomery... autoridades llevaron a cabo un operativo por noveno anho, en contra de ese flagelo que afecta grandemente a familias hispanas... el anho pasado, mas de 160 agencias del orden publico en 22 estados tuvieron operativos similares... este anho, agentes de la oficina del alguacil en ese condado, entregaron 52 ordenes de

it was at liberty tavern in arlington, virginia, just across the river from here.egular, plain folks got the privilege. couple of retirees, postal worker, a small business owner also described as an entrepreneur. this was the payoff from the dinner with barack contest from a few months back. fund-raiser of course though they said you didn't have to give any money to enter. they did suggest you give at least a $5 donation. these were the winners, casey leebling, martinez, wendy smith, an artist, also a professor from indiana. and ken knight. u.s. postal service employee from arizona. the president had actually offered dinner with both himself and vice president biden, but the vice president was out of the country, so these folks had to settle for the commander in chief by himself. >> dug deep here and did your homework, what's on the menu? >> don't even ask me, but i can tell you this. american cuisine. that's what i do know about the restaurant. i haven't ever been there though. there are a lot of good rest raub raunts in arlington. >> that's a bad, when people wan

here's a live look for you at glebe road and columbia pike in arlington, virginia right now. >>> i'mike hydeck. >> i'm andrea roane, meteorologist howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace with our forecast. >> a bit of a breeze, temps in the low 50s in the northwest and i'm feeling it this morning. you'll likely need a jacket but a decent day ahead. the day planner where temperatures will be climbing into the upper 60s and even low 70s in spots. mostly cloudy afternoon. and we could see a shower or two this afternoon. although there will be a better chance for the rain showers moving in for tonight and on thursday. see some of the showers from new york spread out all the way down through kentucky and southern illinois back to the mississippi river. out ahead of it though temps in columbus, pittsburgh upper 50s even a little lightning and thunder south and west of pittsburgh this morning. we've got 41 in cumberland, that's a chilly area. locally lots of mid 40s in the suburbs to the west from orange right at route 15 to red rick. east of us, annapolis 59 and over at andrews air

defeated former vice president walter mondale put on the ballot after wellstone's death in arlington, virginiat has been rejected in congress so the president is striking a tone that is more down trodden than upbeat. the deputy press secretary and white house reporter for "the washington post." welcome back. author of notes from the cracked ceiling and the national political editor for the associated press. i want to start with what was a down trodden president obama in nevada yesterday, but he will go on jay leno where he has to be upbeat. here's a clip from his first appearance on leno as president. here's what he said then. >> now, it's only 59 days now. >> yes. >> so much scrutiny. is it fair to judge so quickly? >> well, look. we are going through a difficult time. i welcome the challenge and i ran for president because i thought we needed big changes. i do think in washington it's a little bit like "american idol" except everyone is simon cowell. >> these days bill burton, it's not just washington, but a lot of the country is simon cowell for the president. you heard earlier the presiden

angela reed is general manager of the ritz carlton in arlington, virginia and now run the household staffe white house. she's only the 9th usher since 1885, pardon me. and the first woman to have the job. the last usher left this year to join the department of homeland security. >>> well meanwhile the battle to save the old oak tree here in the bay area. up next. decision on whether so-called granny tree will get to see its 151 birthday. >> plus the dog that may just 151 birthday. so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic. she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. sz old oak tree near menlo park will get a tunnel built underneath so a water pipeline project can proceed witho

. >>> following a story now in arlington, virginia, where a pedestrian was killed along i-395 into glebe road. it happened just about two hours ago. police say a pedestrian was walking along i-395 when he was hit. the victim is said to be a male in his late 50s. police say they are not sure why he was out on the highway. >> he crossed the southbound lanes of travel and managed to cross the hov lanes and was three-fourths of the way crossing the northbound lanes when he was struck by a vehicle in the right-hand lane. >> reporter: that accident caused major traffic problems. two northbound lanes are still open. all the southbound lanes are open. but the streets in this area are congested now with drivers planning to avoid the interstate. >>> one person killed, four others seriously injured today when a tourist helicopter crashed into the east river up in new york city. it happened just before 3:30 this afternoon. police say the helicopter went down while taking off from a heliport on the east side of manhattan. there were five people onboard, four of them including the pilot were rescued a

worked for the city of oakland, worked for the new york regional plan association, and for arlington county in virginia. he also served as a legislative intern for then-senator joe biden. he is probably the best connected member of staff we have to. and then a bill -- also an intern with the authorities since january. he granted in december with a master's in urban economics, urban planning from the london school of economics. he researched, among other things, how public-private projects have been used for light rail projects, and what u.s. policy makers can draw from that. before that, he was a special assistant to the transportation director of houston. i am pleased to have worked with them. they are both right and dedicated and a look forward to working with them. commissioner mirkarimi: i think we have some questions for you. commissioner cohen: thank you. a question about the bay shore intermodal access study, your final report. you mentioned you made out rich to the visitation valley neighbors. if i'm not mistaken, i think we had a conversation several months ago about possibly forming a cac. as

>> going has been approved to build a new regional headquarters near long bridge park in arlington county virginiaere's no word on when construction will start on the incrementally friendly building. >>> d.c. police are no longer going to arrest drivers whose cars have expired license plates. after several arrests, the d.c. council voted to repeal a law that had been on the books more than 80 years. cars with tax and an expired within 30 days can still be towed away and impounded. that does not sit well with drivers. >> they are not arresting people but pulling away the car does not seem like the right thing to do. >> drivers caught without a valid registration for 30 days, after it expires, could face a $100 fine. d.c. is the only place in the country where drivers could of been arrested for expire tax. >>> if you spend a lot of time commuting, you are not alone. a new beltway poll finds four out of every 10 drivers in the d.c. area are in the car for an hour or more each day. one out of every 10 driver spends more than two hours. one out of three drivers is on the road more than a 30 miles each

the showers here inside the beltway by the american legion bridge. 66 coming out of arlington into northern virginia, bethesda over toward silver spring. off to the east, still seeing light rawrns across anne arundel county. davisonville into northern prince george's county. all lifting up toward jessup. not that much going on. the temperatures also tell a story with the low 70s and a couple of breaks in the cloud cover down south. upper 50s still in frederick at 59. cumberland, 59. 60 in martinsburg. i don't think you guys will get to 65 this afternoon. 70, cloudy at national. drizzle in spots. winds are calm. dew points way up in the upper 60s. we've got the moisture around here today, look at all of this rain shower activity from wisconsin back through kentucky and tennessee. that's coming for tomorrow. there will be a front with that. that will sweep on through in the afternoon and evening hours. that will set us up for a good weekend but today, we still have a few showers, a rumble of thunder. i think it will be dry most of the time. not an all day rain. low 70s, mid-70s down south. tomorrow, m

closer to washington, upper 20s in montgomery, loudoun, fairfax, and most of northern virginia. arlington is just right near the freezing mark. in the district of columbia ya, we're in the mid-30s. right along the western shores of the bay, mid and upper 30s. much of southern maryland near the waters, near 30 degrees. northern neck, near the eastern shore, right near freezing as well. we'll have the high clouds drifting in this morning with sunshine coming through. quite a bit of sun this morning. as we get into the afternoon hours, we'll have the thickening clouds moving as well as an area of coastal low pressure developing. for trick or treaters in southern maryland, there may be a few sprinkles early evening. up around the metro area, perhaps around midnight a few sprinkles. those may linger until dawn on tuesday. here's how things are looking for us for this monday. we'll have sunshine this morning, increasing clouds. sunrise at 7:34. we should be climbing into the mid-50s this afternoon. what zmoe is lingering. a lot of it should be melting and should be long gone by this evening. th

. >>> in arlington, virginia, two join president obama for dinner last night. how did they do that?mpaign and they won the right to dine with the commander in chief in a campaign sponsored raffle. only in america. >>> prince william and kate can have that first baby now. boy or girl. it will have equal rights to the british throne. max, we've been hearing this would happen. is it official now? >> no. but a major milestone. a major milestone has been reached. the queen is queen in 16 countries, so what david cameron was trying to do was get agreement of the prime ministers in all those countries on this. and they have agreed, so that was a major milestone. prime minister's been trying to change this for decades. now, these prime ministers need to go back to their countries and get the laws changed in the parliaments, but no great stumbling blocks expected there. there was so toing and froing. is this sexism built into succession, so if catherine has a girl followed by a boy, the girl will be queen. also, that girl could mary a catholic and continue to be queen and that wouldn't be po

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loudoun county virginia, and fairfax and arlington, low to mid-50s. w 50s in charles and prince george's, calvert and st. mary's. around the shenandoah valley and throughout much of west virginia, western maryland, it's only in the 40s this morning. we've got a stalled front and clouds riding along this front that will be with us here from time to time throughout the morning. a little sunshine should break out later this morning. sunrise at 7:20. by early afternoon, we'll be near 70 degrees. here's your evening planner, back down into the 60s under a cloudy sky. does look like rain by this time tomorrow morning and a wet day with occasional showers. maybe an afternoon thunder shower with highs near 70. that should end wednesday night. blustery and cooler on wednesday with the sun returning. chilly saturday and sunday. afternoon highs only the low 60s. we'll have light winds and certainly a beautiful autumn weekend coming up. now, danella, how's traffic? >>> if you're taking metro today, may have a headache for you. if you're traveling at the wheaton me

host: arlington, virginia. patrick on the republican line.ler: i have to agree with you on newt gingrich. not only is he impressive, but he has the background with balancing the budget, blocking hillary, he is articulate and he has some good ideas. he did a great job last night. take want to get tucker's -- first of all, i do think herman cain's plan is uniform, and that is what the constitution calls for, article one, section 8. all taxes shall be uniform. plan does meet that criteria. what i wanted to talk about is, what about a reflected trade pacts, where imports and exports between china and the u.s. he called themselves? -- equaled themselves? where we and they pay the same in taxes. guest: is a complicated question. trade imbalances actually constitute a mixed blessing. clearly, it undermines american manufacturing. that is too late to revive that. that has been the sad side of our trade imbalance. but it also provides a lot of inexpensive goods that people would not be able to afford a wise. while there is income disparity in this cou

host: all in the, virginia -- arlington, virginia. caller: good morning. thank you figure service -- to what for your service -- thank you for your service. you mentioned the biography of thomas jefferson. i was hoping you would comment on the founding fathers and thomas jefferson's view of the role and size of government. guest: thank you for the question. i think the founding fathers intended -- they created a constitution that could be amended and we have done that to correct our imperfections. i think there recognize there's a balance between the role of the federal government and the state government. they tried to incorporate that in the constitution. we should reflect on what that balance should be. there are things like our social security system, where we recognize that it was important for all of us to be able to contribute into a system that had a baseline for americans for their retirement security. it did not mean all the retirement has to be in social security. there was a baseline. this is the kind of baseline our founding fathers are striki

you don't typically see that in arlington, virginia and i'm sure the first lady does like to go shoppingone thing they didn't count on, whether or not they set this whole thing up or not, somebody pulled up a quote from her from 2008 in which she said, i am much more of a target shopper than a wal-mart shopper. now, perhaps she didn't mean to insult people, but that's exactly what the -- because of the internet, just do a google search, it comes right up so i don't know if that whole thing backfired on them or not. >> sure. it's interesting, the associated press won't tell us or anybody else how that particular a.p. photographer happened to be there. >> he's a white house photographer. or he has been a white house photographer. >> he went with her to africa in june on one of those -- on one of those overseas trips. >> if they didn't tip him off, maybe they have a stalker on their hands and they need to do something about that. not sure. >> we know you'll be talking about that and much more when you co-host "the five" today at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll enjoy you then. thanks, dana. >>

with us right now, jonathan martin, a politico senior political reporter, joining us live from arlington, virginianing. >> good morning. >> i know you've been working on this story for quite a while. some people are confused about the specific allegations. what are they? >> well, there are reports of both physical and verbal actions by mr. cain he made physical gestures and also comments that made the women feel angered so much so that they complained to colleagues and senior officials at the organization about their treatment and subsequently left the organization with five-figure cash payouts and nondisclosure agreements to not talk about what actually happened during their time at the organization. >> is that why you're not naming the women in the article? >> we aren't naming them for privacy concerns, but i would note that during the course of reporting this piece, over about three weeks, we've talked to dozens of individuals, current and former employees at the organization, current and former board members at the organization, and people here in washington who are close to this trade group.

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virginia. in montgomery, arlington, fairf fairfax, prince george's county. most locations mid-50s. upper 50s by the bay. over the last 12 hours, we've had these clouds cruising in along a stalled front. the front that came to us is sort of drifting back north. we've got a lot of cloudiness associated with that. sunrise at 7:20. clouds in and out. peeks of sunshine from time to time throughout the day. highs reaching up around 70 or so, maybe briefly low 70s by midafternoon. we'll have that rain beginning to arrive late tonight. we'll look at your evening planner. that will be coming up at 4:41 in ten minutes. now let's check the traffic on this tuesday morning. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> we have breaking news coming out of olney, maryland. if you're traveling georgia avenue, all your lanes are shut at bachelors forest road. it may be best to avoid georgia avenue all together. take new hampshire avenue instead to continue your commute. also, if you're traveling on 395 right now, i have the ramp to edsall road shut down. traveling 395 north, your ramp to edsall is sh

virginia and maryland. prince georgia, arlington, fairfax counties in the upper 60s as well as southern maryland, chesapeake bay. still in the 50s though in much of western maryland and west virginia for our viewers out there this morning. and as the morning has progressed over the last 12 hours, watching this advance of rain, this area of green is just some scattered light rain that's coming in out of north carolina into virginia now, and the closest rain to us as we look at the local doppler live digital doppler radar we have it right just to the south of fredericksburg, a little bit of light rain, a few sprinklesner charlottesville to near richmond, and that's also into the northern neck. it is advancing to the north, and we may have a few of the sprinkles into the afternoon hours. about a 50% chance of a little bit of light rain developing. temperatures should be holding steady in the low 70s between now and then. we'll have a variable wind around five to ten miles per hour. we'll have a greater chance of that rain as we get into tomorrow. we'll look at that and some pleasant changes on the way for the

comfortable start to the day on this thursday morning, low 50's's and dropping. 52 in arlington 56 in strasbourg virginia, 49 in berkeley springs, along with frostburg. fairly uniform temperatures. 44 ijamsville. upper 60's this afternoon another gorgeous day. open the windows. total sunshine, light and variable wind, not much of the trees. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine high temperatures in the low 70's, a, average. what about the commute? >> average time of the drive means that we have normal delays forming on 95 in dale city. if 66 out of marshall to get to manassas. 270 into montgomery county. no worries on the beltway or 95. let's go to go door still lingering on the inner loop near connecticut avenue. 395 northbound leaving the beltway past edsall road, beautiful as the pentagon. >>> we begin this morning with the devastating losses in the technology world. >> steve jobs, the leader of apple has died at the age of 56. a giant in business technology, and entertainment, he has battled pancreatic cancer around eight years. brianne carter joins us this morning with more on the legacy that he leaves beh

. >>> well, job seekers bring that resume to the arlington employment center in virginia today. there's a jobs fair featuring some big name employers in construction, banking, health care, and more. the jobs fair is today from 2:00 a.m -- 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2100 washington boulevard in arlington. >>> it is 6:39. mostly sunny skies with a high in the 60s today. next, see if the good weather is going to hold out for pretty busy weekend around here. >>> absolutely. and right now, this a shot from sky 9. it's live over new hampshire avenue north of silver spring. the accident scene is slowly clearing up but as you can see there are lingering delays. monika's next timesaver traffic report is seven minutes away. >>> thanks for choosing channel 9, here's what's on tv tonight -- >>> we're back. 6:44. wrap your hands around a cup of coffee this morning, we are talking about temperatures in the low to mid- 40s where you live and boy it is brisk to get the weekend starts, olga is in for howard this morning. how are you? the rest of the day some sunshine yes? >> we're going to keep the

virginia. much of maryland in the 50s. mid-50s in washington. low 50s montgomery, prince george's, as well as arlington and fairfax. farther west, though, it's only near 40 out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. we had these clouds cruising in ahead of a front, a weak front, that's going to be coming in later today. during the afternoon, we have a small chance of a sprinkle as we go forward here over the next 24 hours. these areas of green are areas of potential, perhaps a few passing sprinkles this afternoon. then a greater chance of rain moving in. later this evening we may get passing showers and a likelihood during the day on thursday. so for this wednesday we'll have maybe a little sun this morning, sunrise 7:28. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. just a small chance of a passing sprinkle late afternoon and into the evening hours. we'll be down into the upper 50s by midnight. then during the day tomorrow expect occasional showers and temperatures in the 60s. clearing out and cold on friday morning, the mid-30s. friday partly cloudy, only into the 50s. looks like a chilly, cold rain on satu

fauquier county, prince william, fairfax county getting a line of moderate rain from bierk, virginia, to arlington and near the plains. montgomery county getting moderate rain as well as into northern prince george's county. he iswhere, lighter showers. temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. maryland near the bay, mid and upper 60s now. sunrise at 7:21. occasional showers through the morning in the 60s. then possible thunderstorms this afternoon. some of which could produce some damaging winds, maybe even some isolated tornadoes. stay tuned. if you hear thunder, get inside, turn on nbc 4. we'll let you know what's going on. could get more thunder and lightning and some showers this evening. a look at big changes on the way, turning chilly. i'll show you how chilly for thursday, friday, and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> let's start with the rails. not seeing any delays on the metro, the marc, or the vre. all reporting running on or close to schedule. on the roadways, if you're traveling 95 north at prince william parkway. still have construction on your right shoulder

we're down to the mid-40s in most locations, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties, as well as across most of virginia and maryland. eastern shore a bit milder. there in the low to mid-50s, parts of southern maryland, northern neck, right near the waters. away from the waters, farther west, we're down in the 40s. just in the low 40s much of western maryland and west virginia. those showers came through overnight. now they're long gone replaced by a clear sky. we do have patchy dense fog, especially in northern virginia. we have reports that some of the visibilities are down to a quarter mile or less. watch out for that. allow yourself extra time. could have low visibility as you head out on this tuesday morning, very early. sunrise at 7:27. temperatures by 9:00 should be into the low 60s. we should soar to near 70 by midafternoon with lots of sunshine. a delightful october day coming up. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at your tuesday traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> so far the area looks pretty good right now. seeing a lot of green. not anything really

there is the view of the sky overlooking boston, virginia, and around arlington, and on the horizon off to the right there is falls church, and we have a few puffy clouds passing through in a blue sky and temperatures are in the mid and upper 50s in prince georges and montgomery counties. further west it's cooler, around the blue bridge, and shenandoah valley, and out of the mountains where there is near peak to all peak color, it's near 50 degrees now. so a chilly day there. and then as a result of the cloud cover, they will not warm up as much as where there is more sun in southern virginia and the eastern shore where we will likely get into the mid-60s, and then tomorrow, partly cloudy near 40 in the morning, and afternoon highs just near 60, and more of the same on sunday. a bit milder on monday and tuesday, but looks like a possibility of rain wednesday and thursday next week. that's the way it looks right now. >> thank you so much, tom. >>> now, for a check on the midday traffic, danella sealock joins us for a friday peek. >> if you are thinking of getting on the roadways from vir