. >>> what's behind the suspension of three briarwood high school football players here in ashburn? i'm peggy fox. coming up, i'll have the latest on the sheriff department's investigation. >>> i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek. coming up, a dc we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the aisle. that's what i've tried to do in business, as your governor... and in the senate. because it's the only way we're gonna solve big problems... like cutting our national debt, fixing the va, or... bringing good jobs to virginia. it's been a great honor to represent you. and if you rehire me, i'll work everyday... to make virginia even stronger. >>> now the wusa9 restaurant patroller. text food for links to restaurant alerts. >>> something street on macomb street northwest shows on september 28, eight violation closures citing contamination risks like eggs stored over on top of ready-to-eat food and with their primary license expired. in a statement something sweet says we immediately corrected the action. we were not c

and move now to elkins park, you're traveling montgomery county, we have accident olds york road at ashburn road. give yourself more time here if you can avoid it i would definitely suggest do you. that will also, still dealing with the closure of route 13, if you are traveling in bucks county, between tyburn road and pen valley road. your best alternate is to take new falls road. this accident occurred at midnight. so just couple of hours ago. and they are still doing an investigation. and really if you are traveling, mass transit, traveling at the airport, everything looking great, to go along with, that beautiful speed censors, we leave you on high note. we head back to the desk, ukee, err dismay. >> thank you. time now 5:36. in bits news this morning, who is ring the opening bell for halloween? >> and when does the holiday shopping season start? money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, i hope i'm not already behind, jill? >> reporter: tomorrow's the day, so i think you're in good shape. good morning again, ukee, erika. forget "black friday". the holiday shopp

stephen is following this case live in ashburn. atthey will all be meeting the corner in elementary school. a lot of people will be coming here looking for answers from these law enforcement officials. to find out who is responsible for this anti-hindu graffiti. hindus celebrate -- >> the sign says no hindus. >> the graffiti appeared sporadically since july, popping up on community signs and bridges. between wednesday and thursday of this week, nine new incidents. >> when you see something like this it is pretty disappointing. graffiti is written in black marker. >> it is very sad. there's a line where there is no exceptions after so many years. >> the community has a large number of hindu residents. >> we like to think of ourselves as americans. >> an active investigation is underway to law enforcement officials are pulling members of this community in hopes they might be able to help bring this case to a conclusion. >> thank you. it appears a five cent fee on plastic bags in the district is bringing some good results. the d.c. de

there's ashburn and fairfax, manassas. i'll be back in 10 minutes. looking forward to what you can expect for the weekend. problem-free conditions this thursday. >> taking a live look at things, no major problems into and out of town. 95, 66, everything looking good in virginia. 270 southbound out of frederick, old hundred road, no problems. it is a little windy right here. 66 at west ox road. no problems 270. 95 in maryland, no problems either. a look at prince george's county coming up. >>> next, a live report from dallas as health officials try to prevent another case of ebola. >>> plus, field fallout. how one town responded after learning of potential safety learning of potential safety concerns from rubber turf in a have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into

moving into wednesday, things change quickly. 54 ashburn, no rain on the weatherbug, most have seen lessthan .1 inches of showers and will remain that way overnight, on and off showers. tomorrow morning, rush-hour, leave some extra time especially if you see the wet pavement. consistently in the 50's, a cooler off to the west. this time of year, middle of october, but compared with the temperatures are about eight to 10 degrees warmer. a good indication of what is going on in the atmosphere is the cold front moves closer tonight. we have the showers right now. the cold front is just the first part of the story. the second part is the low pressure developing off the coast. that will bring the nasty day wednesday. raw, cold, only in the 50's, and rain. doppler radar, heading closer to the district and hagerstown, north and west, widely scattered showers, not amounting to much overnight. tomorrow morning, yet another round of showers. i the afternoon, the showers redeveloped. -- by the afternoon, the showers redevelop. we are looking for peak conditions later this week into the upcoming wee

we're live in ashburn, virginia.ark segraves, news4. >>> today the public testified about two bills before the d.c. city council that would criminalize what's known as revenge porn. both bills would put a person behind bars for five years for distributing sexually explicit photos or videos taken for private use during a romantic relationship. the majority of speakers favored the bills. others have concerns that any laws should be balance freedoms of expression. the district is not alone. in the past two years, 13 states, including maryland and virginia, have passed laws addressing revenge porn. police hope a sketch will lead them to a man who groped two teenage girls around the time they would be walking to school. take a good look at the man police are looking for here. news4's ma let green has reaction from the laurel neighborhood where these attacks occurred. >> reporter: on the lookout for a sexual assault suspect. neighbors in this laurel community of single family homes and apartments are on edge. >> everybody

jackpot, ashburn, about a quarter a show of rain, 63 degree the visibility beginning to fall quickly,ut eight miles. dulles has about a half-mile visibility, same thing in gaithersburg, three mile visibility at reagan national. expect that to deteriorate during the early morning hours. the temperatures not falling a whole lot more, upper 50's, middle 60's. 63 gaithersburg, 60 frederick, 61.ngton park we are looking for the wind to change direction more out of the south to borrow. allow a couple things to happen. the cold front will approach from the north and west. this will become the dominate weather maker during the day wednesday. for us, no problems other than the fog. look at the storm developing from chicago to indianapolis, nashville, the deep south. these storms become stronger earlier today, the potential of the stronger storms moving closer towards us as we move into the day wednesday. no us tonight, tomorrow, problems, warmer, 75 degrees. clouds increase late in the day. this cold front approaches from the west. here is the strong wind from the afternoon that will be a nice

nobel prize is worth $1.1 million of the 54 betsick works at the howard hughes medical institute in ashburn, virginia. >>> sentencing was handed down today for alex eugene taylor for killing the jack russell terrier of his former girlfriend. after choking the puppy, taylor texted the photo of its body to his ex. taylor is a former baltimore police officer. >>> fire crews in california are mourning the loss of an air tanker being used in to fight -- used to fight a fire yesterday. >> these photos show the crash site, moments after a california fire air tanker slammed into a tan why not wall in yosemite national park. the pilot died in the crash. >> i was right up the street here and i saw the black smoke go up and went out to take pictures immediately. >> reporter: the westen trans of the park -- west entrance of the park remains closed. more than 100 acres have been burned since the fire started tuesday afternoon. fire officials say the pilot was flying a grimmen s2-2 tanker similar to this one. officials say they'll work with the national transportation safety board to determine what cause

the weatherbug network shows temperatures in the lower 50's ashburn. morning low of 35. rockville 37, daytime high of 70. it will remain dry overnight into tomorrow. that is when changes are on the way wednesday. this is what is going on comedy high-pressure has brought the beautiful weather, slowly moving out. the next big weather maker is the strong cold front well to the west. that will take another 24 to 36 hours to arrive and you will feel the difference. head of the front, temperature at 70 chicago, same indianapolis. 74 st. louis, a good indication of what is on the way for the daytime highs tomorrow, middle to upper 70's, near 80. for the end of october, nothing to complain about. behind it, that will be the first push of cold air. d.c., not adar, in cloud in the sky, showers well to the north and west. the cold front sweeps through late day wednesday. it will bring a better chance of showers. behind the front, the wind picks up out of the north and west, windy friday. the upcoming weekend, another cold front will drop temperatures further. no problems tonight, b

we've had wind gusts at 36 miles per hour in ashburn. wind guests 32 at children's hospital and you can see the winds pretty brisk out of the west at 18 miles an hour there. all in all we're looking at at least dry conditions but a good bit of clouds. more clouds farther north and east. this is all part of that same weather system that brought us all the rain yesterday. this is our visible satellite. where you're seeing the bright white color, that's where the thicker clouds is. the system from maine back to new york city, a good bit of rain. and we have the gusty winds on the back part of this system. as the low pulls a little farther to the northeast, the winds will subside. it will be busty throughout the afternoon and temperatures ranging between 60 to 65. again, feeling cooler because of the winds. now, later on this evening i think a lot of us will be able to see the partial solar eclipse. it starts at 5:52. you want to look in the western sky. it will actually peak at 6:17. sunset is at 6:19. you'll see a little bit of a sliver. y

ashburn looking at clearing skies and south riding. good news if you wake up early tomorrow morning to see the full lunar eclipse. temperatures 50 to 60 degrees come early tomorrow. we'll talk about the eclipse, where to look, and what to expect the next seven days in a few minutes. >> thank you very much for that. happening now in arlington police are searching for a man who exposed himself outside gunston middle school. right now officers only have a vague description to go on so they need your help to make an rrest in this. >> there is not a lot of information but we wanted to get the warning out. police say this happened at the gunston middle school just before 7:00 at night on september 30th just about a week ago. they say a man was spotted near the water fountain exposing himself. the water fountain we're told is between the soccer and baseball fields. students are on the field until 4:30 then community groups use the playing fields in the evening. the area is well lit and the players we talked to were stunned to hear a flasher m

eric betzig at howard hughes medical institute, ashburn, usa, professor stefan hell at max planck institute for biophysical chemistry, and the german cancer research center, heidelberg, germany, and professor william moerner at stanford university, stanford, usa, for the development of super resolved fluorescence microscopy. >> members of the royal swedish academy of sciences made the announcement in stockholm. the committee members say their groundbreaking work allowed scientists to look into the tiny structures of living molecules in nano levels. hell developed the method in 2000 using laser beams to scan the details. betzig and moerner separately laid out another method to superimpose images of the cell structures. many are paying attention to who will win this year's nobel peace prize. one woman who knows what it's like to win the prestigious honor is tawakkol karman from yemen. she rose to prominence by campaigning for democracy and drawing attention to human rights issues facing women. nhk world's senior commentator aiko doden spoke with her in tokyo. >> fine, thank you. >> i hope you

graffiti with a sign that says no hindus have been reported a dozen times in ashburn. the loud on county board of supervisors authorized a $5,000 reward leading to an arrest. that brings the total reward to $25,000. >>> news 4 i team reports the manhunt is back on for a notorious killer from our area. william bradford bishop remains on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. he murdered his entire family nearly 40 years ago. the fbight they may have found him after a tip led them to exhume a body. however, the fbi says it is not bradford. montgomery county sheriff told news 4 i team they will n sp looking. >> for some reason he is actually sitting at home watching this on the news and laughing about the fact that this is not him and we're going down there and spending this time to do that, well, we're going to come get him too. >> if you know anything about bishop, the fbi says it needs your help. you can learn everything by visiting a special i team page on nbcwashington.com. go to the website/bishop. >>> today you get to weigh in on d.c.'s new gun law. it passed last month af

look at the temperatures at this hour. 70 in germantown. 75 in ashburn. our average high is 64.s still way above average. 73 right now in oldtown. so, more like a summer night. i mean, temperatures are going to bottom out in the low 60s. bus stop temperatures mild, 55 to 65 and that 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. passing shower possible. not a huge deal. the cold front goes through on wednesday with just a few showers morning and afternoon. best chance for showers is right around lunchtime. much cooler on thursday and friday. even that is relative as opposed to low 80s we're talking around 60. so nothing crazy. 10:30 tonight, 60s in the suburbs. some showers out in the mountains. it will throw clouds our way. temperatures still 64 downtown. so, very mild start. upper 50s north and west. by 8:00, 63 downtown. 58 in gaithersburg and 60 in manassas and we get into the 1:30 hour, tries to develop a little batch of showers. all be it light. really from baltimore to d.c. down 95 and out to manassas. temperatures are still mild. and then by 4:00, most of the showers now in southern maryland. w

leaders and police tried to provide those answers at an emergency town hall meeting which was in ashburn tonight. but they couldn't answer who was behind the graffiti and why. there had been 16 cases of vandalism since just july. a reward now stands at $2,000. well, still to come tonight, an investigation happening now into a troubling disease striking children. what the c.d.c. has to say about enterovirus 68. >> and a 15-year-old boy emerges from a coma but some hard questions about a brawl >> new concerns about enterovirus 68 tonight. the disease is propelled by what was long considered an uncommon germ. now medical experts are investigating if it played a role in at least four deaths. in a news conference today, the director of the c.d.c., dr. tom freedomen, admits the agency is concerned about it. friedan says the best lines of defense, though, remain at this point washing your hands and staying home if you are sick. and new at 11:00 dozens gathered to pray for a teen who spent the past week in a coma. xavier rogers was brutally beaten in a fight outside six flags last weekend. the g

. >> the quarterback carousel continues in ashburn.ousins experiment lasted five weeks, but yesterday that came to an end as the third year quarterback was benched for the redskins third stringer. now it's colt mccoy's turn. coach jay gruden said mccoy will get the starter's reps this week in practice as they prepare for monday night football against the division leading cowboys, but he's not ruling out robert griffin, iii who was cleared to practice this week. >> i can't rule him out, but he still has a long way to go. i wouldn't rule him out, but he's got a ways to go to show that he can play, make sure that ankle is 100%. that's the big thing. he's got to be 100% ready to go. we don't want to put him out there at 85%, have it be weak and have him do something else to it. >> we want to know what you thought the redskins should do as they prepare for dallas. we asked whshould start for quarterback, robert griffin, iii, kirk cousins or colt mccoy? january braxton suggests a repeat of yesterday. start cousins in the 1st half, mccoy in t

if you look at some of the weather bug network rainfall totals, yeah, a good third of an inch in ashburn. lesser amounts in manassas and warrenton at about .10 of an inch of rain. it's been relatively light overall. it's been enough to keep our temperatures down all morning long. 57 still at dulles airport. 59 in gaithersburg. and 64 degrees in d.c. we do expect those temperatures to go up now, especially since the rain is falling out. we still have low overcast conditions, and that's causing some disability issues. check out dulles airport, half a mile, but i just checked with the f.a.a., and there are no airport delays being reported widespread across our region, so that's good news. that's not the case across the nation's mid sex. this is our big potent cold front along with an upper level low that's bringing severe weather from st. louis all the way down towards the lower mississippi river valley. tornado watches in effect, and while tornadoes are possible in these areas, i think damaging winds will be a little bit more widespread. as we take a look at the travel maps today, there ar

ashburn areas,.tears, scientists, including my parents who didn't want to be millionaires. people like my parents left the country. by creating environments, and here's the key point. by creating an environment in which there's uncertainty about the future and profit is a dirty word, in which capital is being bashed, and my concern is we are at a moment where there is rising income equality in the united states. a lot of discussion from occupied wall street to capital the 21st century. feeding the cycle of some rising discontent, my worry is if leaders don't exercise the long-term discipline, the clarity interest and articulate response of the ways of dealing with the problem is income equality run the risk of not learning the lessons in an 1870s, which is you cannot lift up the poor. business has to be part of the solution. packets back to her mission. you can either let people a better trained to redistribute income and exhibit the policy. the minimum wage and other redistributive policies, let's have a serious discussion about how we put in place policies that will creat

this week griffin participated in limited practice with his team in ashburn as coach gruden told theedia griffin was looking better and stronger every day and listed questionable for monday night against dallas. we've all seen this before with the knee injury and griffin and the redskins took plenty of criticism for him returning too soon. griffin told reporters this week he used his time of getting better to reflect a little. robert spoke friday to reporters quoting winston churchill saying courage is what it takes to stand up and do something. courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. so during this time i've been listening, learning, growing as a player in this offense. it's a blessing i wasn't hurt as bad as it could have been. it's been a blessing i've been recovering right on time, but at the same time we don't want to rush that. monday night will griffin be active? here's coach gruden. >> we'll announce that on monday night. but colt is a starter. we're preparing for colt to be a starter, but we're trying to get robert some reps, get him ready, but right now it loo

good morning again to our fan of the day out of ashburn nancy bond. thanks for watching.g to take you around the beltway where things seem to be moving okay. no problems to the wilson bridge. it's just heavier volume. outer loop slowing 95 to georgia avenue. 270 volume southbound coming through germantown. 66 and 95 in virginia, yes, loaded up. now back to the news desk. >> all right, lisa. nancy likes your world in 90 seconds on cbs this morning which is next with more on tesla. >> i'll be back in 25 minutes with another look at weather and we'll get a traffic update as well. >> you can get your news, weather and traffic 24 hours a day at wusa9.com or of course the facebook page. >> you can get tesla now, a four-wheel drive for a lot of money. the car is awesome. >> win that lottery. >> have a great day. >> have a great weekend. >> see you monday. éé it is friday, october 10th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the cdc director called for action to stop ebola from becoming the next aids. >> malala yousef sigh makes history overnight as she's the youngest person to wi

a nice time lapse here in ashburn. this is what the sky looked like all across the area. cloudy and going to clear up and then we saw some blue sky, clouds, and then a few showers moving through the area right now. inluster of showers mostly extreme loudoun and montgomery counties. find of a downpour and everything moving northeast and a few more. this is all due to the upper level low that was actually going to slow down the cold air from coming in. below low is now on the move to the northeast. as that continues, we will keep that in the forecast but overnight tonight, all of that will come to an end. comfortable in the 60's and those temperatures will only drop a few degrees this evening but late tonight and overnight the showers come to an end. there will be a more noticeable drop by tomorrow in most areas will wake up to some sunshine on friday morning. temperatures across the mid-atlantic ridge comfortable but no real chilly area. that's developing across southern canada and this will be delivered here late saturday night. the storm from yesterday, the cold front do

first stop, this is in ashburn, trailside middle school. the clouds just the right shape and altitude to reflect the morning colors so beautifully there. the cloudiness we had the did not restrict the temperatures. they climbed into the upper 70's to the lower 80's. it's 80 again. make up your mind. at fairfax station, virginia. these are live. just in case you didn't know, when you see this configuration about a weather station, this is the graphic version of it but it is live data coming in and you will see the numbers change as they occur. 77 right now. winds out of the southwest at six miles proumplet temperatures range from the upper to mid severts. 82 in winchester and luray. 82 in manassas. the temperatures now a good six to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 11 degrees warmer, in fact, at andrews air force base. at leaston, 11 degrees warmer. as we've told you all afternoon, temperatures are going to go down. tonight 54 to 60, with high cloudiness around. tomorrow we'll get it ack into the 60's. air coming from the south. current tem

that campus is based in ashburn, virginia. william mornier is in the middle. and the german part of the awardees. you can see more through a microscope. an example of this, being able to see between nerve cells in the brain. it's over my head. but were congratulations to them. over to you guys. >> thank you, angie goff, from the live desk. we are following another developing story in california where a pilot died fighting a massive wildfire neareo sepl tell national park. the the pilot lost control and crashed into a canyon wall yesterday afternoon. it took several hours to reach the wreckage site. they did confirm the pilot died. crews are still battling the dog rock fire. it started yesterday and has already scorched more than 150 acres. . >>> take a look. a man seen in this video with a gun outside of the ethiopian embassy is no longer in the country. that's according to the "washington post". the u. s. attorneys' office tells us they charged the security attache with with assault with intent to kill. since he worked for the embassy he had diplomatic immuni

ashburn. this is moving across eastern shore and cloudy skies and most of the area, a little residual pastor fredericksburg pushing through and that will be that. as that is ending the skies will start clearing north and west and the pattern will overspread the area through the remainder of the late-night and overnight. big difference on one side of the front. 81 in wilmington. 76 in norfolk. cooling and then it gets colder. this is the tide air mass we will have this weekend with highs only in the 40's. transition data highs in the 50's. the front will push through the area with cold skies tonight. beautiful weather, partially cloudy 55-60. pretty nice in the upper 50's and some great news. it appears the timing of the cold front will be very late at night. friday the rain will hold off until after 9:00 at night and no reason for kids to be out trick-or-treating past 10:00 at night -- what do you think? saturday, a storm system with showers, windy. clearing skies sunday but again only in the

he overseas the institute in ashburn. and he and a german scientist won the big prize for developing a super resolve fluorescent microscope. >>> good news in the dmv. we're living longer but there are differences between men and women. >>> it's internet wide a growing number of claims they can treat ebola. the word you need to know from the fda so you're not tricked. >>> we want to hear from you about the stories you're interested in. first at 4. follow us on twitter and facebook. >>> in today's news for your health, have you noticed some of the largest restaurant chains are offering fewer drinks that have fewer calories. >> they noticed more items contained fewer calories than before. the trend is expected to continue now that consumers are demanding healthier food choices. researchers say if people would just consume 60 fewer calories every time they eat out it would put a huge dent in the country's obesity problem. >>> americans are living longer than before. >> a new government report is out showing life expectancy is

reading.t temperature alexandria.inch in one more stop in ashburn. 64 with one quarter of an inch. been rain but most of it falling in the immeasurable mist.ry of drizzle and not a thing showing up on doppler and radar locally. night, we'll see rain, especially here nor the day on -- for the day on wednesday. 65 in manassas. baltimore at 63. annapolis at 65. a fewatures will fall more degrees. even though we've had a cloudy day, temperatures actually few degrees than they were this time yesterday. at reaganes warmer national. farther to the west, a more temperatures.in petersburg, 21 degrees warmer. that's some of the milder air southerly winds will begin mixing in our region tomorrow. south.mid to the this is what we have set up. very warm and humid air mass in place in the south. cooler air bnt -- behind this front. warm air with the it, and there's a line of very severe to violent thunderstorms stretched out between st. louis and the gulf coast. over the next 36, 40 hours or pull up moreg to moisture. that's why we're pretty certain we're going to deal with areas heavy rain wedn

>> ashburn, george washington boulevard at riverside parkway, no injuries. this intersection shut down at this point this morning. 66 and 95 moving along quite nicely. a little bit slow finally this morning. prince george's county looking good there. we don't have any major issues anywhere. taking a look at 270, a little bit slow out of tpre rick. it opens up and you're completely fine. remember to follow us on twitter. >>> an elderly woman managed to walk away after driving her car off a four-story parking garage. this happened in hawaii yesterday. the woman was visiting her granddaughter drove off the fourth floor of the garage. witnesses believe she hit the gas instead of the brake. they say she was able to crawl out of that car all by herself after this crash. she had a few cuts, needed to wear a neck brace too. but otherwise she's okay. and she's in hawaii. >> incredible. glad she made it. >>> recent credit card breaches have many of you rethinking where you do your holiday shopping. in fact, 45% of people say they would likely avoid stores that were ha

reported out of manassas, to 42 in ashburn. tomorrow morning will be colder, probably mid-30's an in a lot of areas. so as you make plans to get the kids out of school, get yourself to work in the morning, bundle up a little bit. a deive definite chill is in th. to see the mild temperatures one more day. weekend, through the they are going to drop. 36 to 45. that's the deal for tomorrow morning. watching an upper level storm system to the west of us. form toe is going to the east. that result will be rain. after trick-or-treat time, much colder for the day on sunday. but for the kids tomorrow night, i think, great shape, with the temperatures falling, but the showers are going to hold off until after trick-or-treat time. temperatures in the upper 40's. showers onady for sunday with gusty wind. clearing, windy and cold on sunday. then as we get through the next few days, we'll see temperatures slowly recover from the 50's and into the 60's. >> looks good. thank you. right. let's get a check on our traffic situation from bob. >>

in ashburn, mark segraves, news4. anymo >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> thunderstorms have brought down trees and power lines across several southern states. >> thousands of people are still without power right now, and jeff smith reports from dallas now. >> reporter: crews are hard at work here at the arlington baptist college, clearing the debris away. you can see them behind me now cutting through all of this lumber. the roof was peeled back almost like a sardine can, and then thrown down on the parking lot during those storms last night. there is a lot of damage, including to six cars that you can see there that are badly damaged or destroyed. some of the cars are flattened almost, completely devastated by what happened last night. the winds here up to 80 miles per hour. fortunately, a few students had some minor cuts from shards of broken glass from broken windows. only one student had to go to the hospital very briefly, because she had some cuts to her hands and her ankles from the broken glass. but she w

they have been popping up a dozen times in ashburn.oudoun county board of supervisors asking for a $5,000 reward. >>> this morning a principaln fairfax is accused of discriminating against mothe and phaorb tt rkgast h. marie lemon. lemon insisted they only hire pretty young blondes who don't have families and would only work forer. the county has a strict anti-discrimination policy, takes all allegations of discrimination very seriously. >>> the parents of a child who crewed his breakfast pastry into the shape of a gun is fighting the district's decision to suspend their child. the board of ed ruled in favor of the district. they said the the school had the right to suspend the 7-year-old because of a pattern of behavioral issues. >>> millions of you will practice what to the in an earthquake. today is the seventh annual great shakeout. people will drop, take cover and hold on in practice drills. even some government agencies are taking part. the the drills begin at 10:16 this morning. >> before those drills start, we will learn how ou

if you're back to the ashburn area, like my friend, joseph, talking about his birthday and a great eveningh and east through the bethesda and leonardtown and we zoom in across the district. this is going to have an impact on our rush hour this evening. notice the heaviest rain around bethesda and amen leg bridge and falls church area and burke center. you will continue to see some showers through the rest of the evening tonight. they will be on the lighter side for most of us. winds 5 miles an hour and we continue to see the light rainfall at the airport. wider picture showing clearing towards the west. it will have a hard time getting here. even though the system moved toward the east, the low pressure system is towards the west. and chicago and atlanta and if this was winter, this will be colder air during the day tomorrow and a chance of shower activity still during the day on thursday. not a lot. this evening, future weather, times it out fairly well and showers towards southern maryland from i-95 towards the east. northern virginia, winchester, leesburg, culpeper. you're on the dry si

this morning it's on the cool side, 48 deges in ashburn, also here in washington, 43 out there at therearch h center in laurel. thee winds are calm, but things will bchangiging in the wi department this weekend. dew points very dry air right through. only in the 30's. storm scan shows harardly any ra anywhere in the u.s. the system to the north that wi impact us. that will get some windy conditions and a cold front in here tonight. 71 was the high, 66 is the seasonal norm. we should be right around 70 degrees, a very pleasant day. then tomorrow for th m marine corps marathon, 50's in the morning, by the afternoon about 70 degrees, but the difference, winds tomorrow up to 30 miles per hour. and the coming weeks look at tuesday almost 80, cooler by >>> there are two of us and three of you. but it doesn't matter. because two is a rlot greater than three. it makes perfect sense, doesn't it? all right. okay. >> did you see the look on my face? trying to catch up with your math. >> can you explain what we are looking at here? >> we're always ready for a challenge. but the "gma" weekend team

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a house, damaged the landscaping and wrote hateful messages on the garage over the weekend in an ashburn neighborhood. a neighbor says he is disappointed. i think we all should live peacefully together. i don't think this kind of hate crime should be happening. >>> since news 4 first told you about the hateful graffiti a week ago, the sheriff's office says there have been four more cases. investigators say the latest crime is not related to the others. >> starting today it will cost you more to go to the gym in d.c. the so-called yoga tax offer wellness tax adds 5.57% to your cost at yoga studios, gyms and he. you'll also see it on bowling, carpet cleaning and car washes. the 25678 w was intended to offa cut to wage tax. >>> the minimum wage is increasing from $7.25 to $8.40 an hour. earlier th we're, the county council voted to gradually increase the minimum wage to $11.50 over the next four years. maryland's state minimum wage will begin a similar climb to 10.10 an hour which it will reach by 2018. >>> this morning we are hearing about one of the biggest challenges to the redskins name

leesburg, ashburn, on your doorstep right now, as a matter of fact. fairfax, right along 66, seeing heavier rain towards centerville and chantilly and towards quantity co across the d.c. metro area. we are in for what could be fairly heavy rain tonight. and this is the storm system itself. you notice that curvature of those storms making their way in across our region. that's the nor'easter that's going to really start to strengthen off the coast as we move in through the overnight hours. i'll let you know the impact this storm will have for us and just how long it's going to be sticking around, guys. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> doug, see you then. >>> to new allegations tonight against a prominent rabbi accused of secretly recording women in a ritual shower. >> tonight one of his former students says she and other undergrads were encouraged to use that same mikva. news4's pat collins is live outside the kerber synagogue. >> reporter: he was a professor at townsend university. he would bring his students to field trips here at the synag

ashburn, laurel picked up 0.4. a little less in culpepper and silver spring. temperatures upper 60's to 70 degrees. other numbers, 67 at baltimore. 71 quantico. 66 winchester. out in paige county, virginia, some rain out there, the leading edge headed this way. this evening, 7:00, 8:00 time frame we'll see batch one of the showers come in. then closer to midnight around 2:00 which is now moving across southeastern ohio will come in ahead of the frontal system. so we'll get through the rain and then by late tonight the showers will be around, partly cloudy in the morning. partly cloudy, breezy midday. coming up in a few mints we'll get you through the rest of the week and the weekend forecast right here. >> all right. thank you. only on 7 tonight a cleaning woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry from customers across three maryland counties. maria rivas-granados is the suspect and our montgomery county reporter is live in bethesda with the details. kevin? >> as police say, this woman stole from at least ten homes including one house on this b

. >>> dianna is live in ashburn with more on the quarterback controversy.his again, dianna. >> reporter: i know! do you want to trade jobs? i'm getting tired out here, guys. all right. so colt mccoy the third string quarterback, he's the starting quarterback for the redskins. plus, a big blow to this redskins defense. a season-ending injury for brian orakpo. what does this mean for the rookie who is now going to start in his place? we're going to get to that, coming up. coming up. stay right here. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to l

live in ashburn, mark segraves, news4. >> mark, thank you. >>> only on news4, she has waited and hoped for more than a month her grandchildren will be found safe. now lindsey hoggle is speaking out to news4 about her missing grandchildren and her daughter, catherine, who is the focus of the police investigation. news4darcy spencer sat down with lindsey hoggle and joins us with more. >> reporter: doreen, lindsey hoggle describes herself as a private person, but she invited us into her home today to share her experience as the mother of someone with a mental illness. her daughter, catherine hoggle, is sitting in a jail cell, accused of taking her children. those children, sarah and jacob, still have not been found, and kath catherine is not telling anyone where they are. we talked to her mother where she often watched sarah and jacob while their mom got treatment at a day program. she started showing signs of mental illness while in middle school. but the family didn't know until the last year that she suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. so mood disorder that occasionally wreaked havoc

now in montgomery county, head over to my maps here route 611 at ashburn road an accident there and instead of traffic light actually out in montgomery county as well, township line road and ridge pike. fire police trying to get that all organized and everybody around those incidents. i-95 southbound slow, 22 minute trip woodhaven road and vine street expressway and schuylkill expressway from the blue route in the vine, really heavy if you are heading eastbound it will be a 28 minute trip there. septa back to normal new jersey transit and dark all running on time with no delays. currently no delays at philadelphia international airport, chris and jessica, back over to you. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" could the real housewife be looking forecast mates here in philadelphia. >>> then chocolate prices are on the rise, why experts say the ebola out break toys blame. >>> we have what is trend to go day including patrick swayz e's dirty dance moves like you have never seen them before. kate? >>> that video is awesome. well, we have beautiful weather out there, and nice and warm, clouds

elkins park heads up old york road at 61 at ashburn road in the heart of the cheltenham there watch for an early accident this morning. for the gang leaving say dell will wear 202 heading north up toward and through into west chester a little slow get right here near route one but we are in good shape heading up into towards the king of prussia interchange coming up and over the the area bridges. fingers are crossed about a septa strike. good news today all of the buses, trains, trolleys, leaving this morning with no delays. kerry and chris, back to you. >>> 5:33. happening right now eric frein the the survivor list accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers have been captured after a 48 day manhunt. this is a new picture overnight of him being escorted from the blooming grove police barracks. he was not only most wanted man in pennsylvania but also on the fbi's most wanted list and this morning their web site clearly says, captured. >> frein was fun last night in an abandoned airplane hanger by a team of u.s. marshals some 30 miles from the barracks from the poconos where's l

." >>> chilly morning. 41 ashburn and white oak. bowie down to 39. we're looking pretty good today.just a little chilly this morning with a patch of fog but sunshine most of the day. 58 at noon. highs 60 either side a degree or two and even this evening we'll see temperatures slowly falling off through the mid- to upper 50s. good looking thursday weather wise. what about traffic wise? >> ugly georgetown pike. don't commit to it east of old georgetown road, toll road route 7 better options for you. work crew remains on the georgetown pike east of old dominion and west of tollston road. they have trucks loaded with asphalt they need to dump before they can clear maybe as late as you're looking decent there. volume building on the inner loop in oxon hill to the wilson bridge. northbound out of dunkirk an accident with a deer north of brickhouse road should be out of the roadway but it has caused a slowdown early on. back to you. >>> one of the scariest scenes in cinema is getting a halloween twist. >> queenee moos tells us -- jeanne moos tells us this jack- o'-lantern is a real scream.

this is from the roof of rock ridge high school in ashburn. the past few hours, cloudy but we cleared out a bit. this is good to know for areas north and west of the city. in a little bit you might have a chance of getting a little bit of a view at the partial solar eclipse. skies are clearing just a bit. it will be occurring just a couple minutes before sunset off on the western horizon. as far as what's happening right now, still gusty winds. 60 degrees takoma park. 59 in the district. children's hospital campus. 59. 61 manassas. winds now 15, 16 miles per hour. we had gusts over 30 or 35 miles per hour. during the afternoon oust northwest, 30-mile-per-hour gusts at reagan national airport. 24-mile-per-hour gusts from frederick. these are surface observations. when you get off the ground the higher you are the stronger the wind gusts have been this afternoon. those winds will diminish tonight under mainly clear skies. still a bit of a breeze. combine that with temperatures in the 40's. it's going to be a wind chill to deal with in many areas

i found humorous moment with richie ashburn in the phillies booth back in the '60s. >> your sensitiveabled me to probably go through one of the greatest thrills i ever had in this business. >> what was that? >> jim bunting's perfect game. >> every time you tell that story, every time you tell that -- wait a minute, here's a looper into centerfield it might drop for a base hit. coming on hard and they can't get it. every time i read somewhere you're telling that story about why i missed that game, once you said it was because i was sick. another article i read where you said it was because chrissy was graduating. actually what happened was my mother died. my mother died. that's why i missed that game. you were never -- >>> you never want to let the facts get in the way of a big story. you taught me that. >> that's right. >> that's pretty funny. >> talk radio. >> great story. >> sensitive stomach. >> right. >> funny moment. a lot of those. >> thanks, howard. >> all new at 6:00 o'clock the football season at a new jersey high school ends soon after it begins. why officials say bullying f

the video was taken overnight, at the old ashburn country club.enham, montgomery county. >>> the country club closed several years ago. no word on what started the fire yesterday. or what caused it, to flare up again overnight. >> demonstration held at philadelphia international airport yesterday. workers say long before the ebola outbreak, employees had been concerned about other infections, like h1n1, americas a, for example. they want something to be done. >> uh-huh. >> 8:04. well, happening right now, drivers are getting a big break at the pump gasoline prices pretty low. low necessary years. >> now to steve keel any new jersey, he's found some low gas prices there. >> here in moorestown, not far from his house, 271 a gallon for gasoline. so, that is good news, but the why behind it, we always want to know why prices go up. i don't think people care about why prices also down, but just in case they're curious about it, why, dan, in english, are prices down? >> simple economics. we teach the stuff in the basic economics class. supply and demand

host: ashburn, virginia. independent and latino voter. caller: i'm so excited about finally hearing from -- the message equal to what i believe. whether it's spanish-speaking tv thatdon't have any choice will express the message you are giving today. side --o find out your your website or facebook or something we can share this information with our friends. what he has -- that sentiment he has expressed as the sentiment we have. who is talking about these things in the latino community? who believes in our talents and our skills? my parents went as far as the fourth grade, yet they achieved great things here in america. the market system needs to be preserved to create these opportunities. they are on twitter. are you on facebook as well? guest: we are. host: beverly in new york. democrat. caller: i want to commend your guest for the cup which meant he has acquired. he hasthe accomplishment acquired. i want to address the dome and 10 minutes ago who said that people coming from other countries immediately come over here and get on welfare