the second is in ashburn, virginia. an hour's commute from downtown dc. >> we're still a little bit under prerecession pricing, and others are prerecession pricing. >> usually a housing downturn is recovered slowly more than the urban neighbors but the divide is greater than ever from john burns real estate consulting. take chicago, home prices closer in deerfield are about 15% below their recent peak, but keep going out the interstate and you see prices are still as much as 30% below peak, the same in l.a. glendale is already 2% above is 37% below and in dc, 8% and in ashburn, nowhere to close recovering their peak values. >> the house you can get for the dollar drops dramatically outside of the city. >> reporter: 40-year-old ian walsh and young family moved out to ashburn three years ago and walsh does not regret the choice despite his hour commute to downtown dc. >> when i get out here, especially into the neighborhood, i kind of feel sort of the stress of the city roll off my shoulders a little bit. and i can just s

the second home is in ashburn, virginia, an hour's commute from downtown d.c. >> we're still a little bit under prerecession pricing, where the inner jurisdictions are now above their previous pricing. >> reporter: the suburbs usually recover from a housing downturn more slowly than their urban neighbors, but the divide this time around is greater than ever according to a study by john burns real estate consulting. take chicago. home prices in closer-in deerfield are about 15% below their recent peak, but keep going out the interstate and you see prices are still as much as 30% below peak, the same in l.a., where glendale is already 2% above peak, but farther out, palmdale is 37% below. and in d.c., the close-in suburb of arlington, virginia, is almost 8% above the peak of the housing boom, but head out to ashburn, and you see prices are nowhere close to recovering their peak values. >> just the size of the house you can get for the dollar, it just drops dramatically as you get a little bit outside of the city. >> reporter: 40-year-old ian walsh and his young family moved out to ashbu

suburb of arlington, virginia, is almost 8% above the peak of the housing boom but head out to h ashburnou see prices are nowhere close to recovering their peak values. >> the size of the house you can get for the dollar drops dramatically outside of the city. >> reporter: 40-year-old ian walsh and his young family moved to ashburn three years ago and walsh doesn't regret the choice, despite his hour commute to downtown d.c. >> when i get out here, especially into the neighborhood, i kind of feel sort of the stress of the city roll off my shoulders a little bit and i can just sort of relax instantly. >> reporter: walsh may like the quiet of ash burn but the price device between city and suburb is growing because of demand from two very large generations on either side of him -- millennials and active baby boomers. they want the walkability and socialability of urban cores like bethesda. >> rockability is very important to downtown, to metro, everything that's down here in bethesda. that's what people are paying for. >> reporter: for now, at least, the sky is the limit but as millennials

. >>> i'm jason pugh in ashburn.oe to toe-with one of the best teams in the nfl is not for the redskins anymore. i'll explain the new mind set coming up. >>> strong comments from the man of a missing prince george's county man found dead in a maryland park. >> lubin phipps disappeared from an outing. a long search just ended in tragedy. news 4's tracee wilkins is in largo where phipps' family want answers. >> reporter: the police department is calling this a death investigation and they are looking into what happened here, but the phipps' family and their attorney are calling it a homicide, very strong words. they just wrapped up a press conference explaining their perspective on all of this. they say that mr. phipps' assisted care facility was much more than negligent. >> how did this happen? >> reporter: today the family of 80-year-old lubin phipps called out their father's assisted living facility and implicated in his death. >> we trusted woodmore assisted living with our father and we had hoped that they would k

. >> reporter: he's not ready for this place to be the new ashburn. there's no slowing the growth. now 70,000 vehicles a day passing through this stretch. in leesburg, adam tuft, lea -- . >>> did you know you're more likely to have an accident if you are texting behind the wheel. this week, the police took to the roads to crack down on it. reporting from bethesda. >> reporter: most of us can probably figure out better things to do while sitting in traffic. the problem comes when drivers start moving when it stops. that's when corporal robinson comes in. he may be homeless to those not paying attention. his sign says otherwise. >> police officer looking for distracted drivers. >> reporter: he's seen quite a few of those drivers talking, texting and even scrolling through apps. >> looks like she's on facebook. >> reporter: he's notifying his officers down the road. >> do you have driver's license and registration? >> reporter: and they're pulling them over. he said it's become major problem. >> we're seeing as we pull cell phone records they're distracted related accidents because pe

that's in ashburn. that meeting is from 7:00 to 9:00. if the tolls happen, they would start in summer of 2017. so in about two years. if you're concerned about this, make your voice heard. back to you. >> bet there will be a big crowd. kristin wright live. thank you, kristin. want to break this down for you and put this in print. this would not start until about 2017. if you drive during peak hours you can expect to pay $9 in the morning and $8 on your way home. that's about $17 per trip. that adds up to about $85 every week for these tolls. $4400 a year. or, about what you would need to pay off an $18,000 car on a five-year loan. you can avoid the highest tolls if you meet the hov requirements. eun. >>> right now in south carolina the capitol's water supply is dwindling. emergency crews and members of the national guard are working to plug up a hole in a canal that makes up columbia's main water supply. they have maintained some kind of level in the canal at this hour, however, city managers say the problem could leave even more people

he's in ashburn practicing, but according to their reports, six people were inside when they were invaded by their armed intruders. all right, now, jackson, they are, "letting law enforcement there take care of it." that's out in california, of course. meanwhile they will not play, still not 100%. they keep using words like he's close, getting there, but i'll tell you what the team wants to be very careful. so they will wait through the bye week. when maryland joined the big ten, the national rival became penn state, meaning it's a recruiting grudge match as well. intense, yeah. but remember last year's stare down and no handshake at the opening coin toss? do you remember that? this will be the debut who is taking over for the fired team, of course. they mentioned the tension at the beginning of the game. winning 20-19. now the head coaches, penn state james franklin, they briefly hecoacd together. do you remember that? a lot of layers to this one. >> i know our fans enjoy it. to see the rivalry, it's close with a lot of success against our players, excited up in baltimore to compete agai

ashburn at 39. lovettsville 34. laurel 39. bowie 37.peratures today will increase to the upper 60s and tonight not too bad either. the warming trend continues. details coming up. larry, over to you. >>> thank you. so it looks like state police telling us the accident is cleared. this is on branch avenue south of surrats so good news there. traveling northbound, we can see the increasing volume on the northbound side of branch avenue there. but again just allow yourself additional time to account for those delays this morning. we'll have an update for you in roughly ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >>> after ten years of conservative rule, canadians respond with an overwhelming liberal way. >> electing the s#son of a for prime minister into office. we're back with for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. like a lot of little circular dots. itchy,

a few degrees above average due to southerly winds. 74 for ashburn. 74 for laurel. this afternoon, low to mid-70s. 74 for leesburg. today and tomorrow will be our warmest days of the week before our cold front arrives tomorrow. one of two cold fronts this week. so number one is gonna bring a few chances for showers. look how thin these showers are, those stretching through chicago. these are not big rainmakers, these will not make us issue the yellow alert. they will be pretty insignificant but they will impact parts of your morning, barely so. as we go through tonight, really nice. tomorrow morning, 6:00, a couple of showers out there right through leesburg. very fast moving. as we head through 8:30, lining up along 95 but they will be out of here by the lunch hour. by 4:00, one or two stray showers for southern maryland. we're already seeing clearing skies. behind the front, we'll see a lot of sunshine. but temperatures will steadily fall off into the 60s by the end of the week. and then it just keeps on going for saturday and sunday. if you have been looking for

after some digging, tess were found in a shipping room at the school in ashburn. leon: a waldorf family is urning the death of a woman in her great-grandson on poplar hill road. firefighters found the home totally engulfed. four family members middle safely ,two did not. aty are identified 68-year-old birdies washington and her six-year-old great-grandson. our doors were always open for anybody. middle of the night come evening, whatever, she was there. no matter what happened. gofundme account has been set up to help the family. a reted army captain who attended high school in bethesda is about to receive the congressional medal of honor. for hisbe honored actions while leading a security detail in afghanistan in 2012. he is a naturalized citizen born in france, graduating from ross or johnson high school in bethesda. theident obama will present medal of honor to grover next month. two suicidee faced bombers. livingsocial announced it is laying off 200 employees as part of a corporate reorganization. there will be 30 cuts in northwest washington. this comes after

in ashburn, the neighbors think g in ther is recedin recovery can soon begin. >> it's a lot of uncertainty. we don't know what's next. brad: what happens next varies. some people have flood insurance, but most never could have imagined they would need it. in summerville, south carolina, brad bell, abc 7 news. leon: it's amazing they still have electricity and some of those homes. with waist deep water outside. alison: and so many of them do not know when they can move back in if they have evacuated. leon: unbelievable. alison: awful. around here it is picture-perfect. steve: we are so lucky that the hurricane moved way off the coast and did not impact us. the rain this past weekend will bring us a nice fall color change. will bebe later, but it really nice, probably the first week of november. 78 was the high at reagan national today. the average this time of year 71, the record 95. if your allergies are bothering you, blame the rain from a few days ago. mold now in the moderate to high range. quite warm the next couple days. continuethat mold to as we move through the start of the weekend

it starts at 7:30 tonight at farmwell station middle school at ashburn. the proposed plans will turn the lanes on i-66 between rosslyn and the beltway into high occupancy travel lanes during peek weekday periods. >>> looking live at the current temperatures here where most of you are seeing 40s and 50s this morning, will your kids need a jacket? chuck has the answer on that. >> we've been saying this for a week or so. this is the time to get your flu shots. what's holding up flu shots is flu clinics. >>> it's a story your stumtd will want to . >>> the university of maryland is looking for a man who spied on a woman in her shower. she turned and saw a cell phone with a camera lens over the top of the stall. she screamed at the man and he left. we're working to get a description of the suspect now. >>> manufacturing delays could keep your child from getting a flu shot. howard county and anne arundel county have changed their clinic plans because their supplies have not arrived. their children should get a shot and not wait for the mist to arrive. some kids

we have the latest from ashburn. >>> plus the terps are partying ways with their head coach halfway through the >>> injuries are always going to be a part of the game. for the burgundy and gold it's been an issue so far this season and we're only five games inment frank hanrahan live with more hopeful returns of key pieces. >> reporter: still the services of the wide receiver desean jackson because of the hamstring and tight end. the redskins offense is still very much competitive in that loss to the atlanta falcons tark-19. with hopes that jackson could be returning soon with fingers crossed to regetting back against the jet jets next week. >> i think some of the guys that have been here, they see how disappointed we were as they didn't get a big win yesterday. but moving forward, there's a lot of positives to build off again. that you can keep saying that, but there are. we'll get those guys healthy against the jets and play another good opponent and go from there. >> we just need to bounce back from it as we saw a lot of teams that are capable of doing it. there's positives. but at end o

a little cooler as we head towards ashburn. and then for the south side of d.c. write it for washington, 72. it really feels nice other. a few clouds on that last frame that are popping up with that is about it. we pile on a few more clouds this afternoon but nothing what for us today. -- wet for us today. this is an area of low pressure. it stays further up to the north but it will drag a cold front behind it. you will start to see on the futurecast the rain coming together. by late tonight, around 11:00 but as we zoom in he see more and more that coming together. here we are tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. dry but is the fast forward to right around 9:30 you will see showers from winchester through the shenandoah valley. and even a chance for some light showers around d.c. the main event will be later on. 6:30. he see that cold front with this line of showers working its way to the area. that will be the timeframe we have to watch out for. friday night football games, we are looking for showers. some of those showers could be on the stronger side. gusty windss wi

the redskins will practice again tomorrow in ashburn.fter that, the team will have the rest of the week off. the following week, they'll get ready for the patriots, the defending super bowl champions. >>> moving on to hockey, the capitals leader is not alex ovechkin or nicolas backstrom, it's yevgeny kuznetsov. they hope he can continue his red hot start on wednesday. now this morning the youngster's strong start. kuznetsov named the first star of the week thanks to a huge game where he tallied six assists in his first career hat trick. >>> for the nba now, the wizards helped practice. their season opener is just two days away, wednesday night. they're in orlando for the new season. the wizards, they won all four meetings against the magic last year. meantime, after practice just outside the verizon center, quite the honor for john wall. a sightseeing tour bus dedicated to the point guard, honored by the ride of fame. the bus came complete with his own seat. wall now joins fellow d.c. superstar alex ovechkin with this. >> now doug is goi

vdot is holding meetings to hear that's in ashburn.urn them into high occupancy travel lanes during peak periods. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. value pharmaceuticals received subpoenas but the u.s. prosecutor and others have recently issued subpoenas. they say they're currently reviewing them and intends to cooperate with the investigations. this comes at a time when it is under scrutiny. for your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> 6:56. four things to know. the great state shakeout. they're having their drill this morning. virginia and maryland are participating. >> a ref will give his story behind thiz video. two high school footballers attacked him. they sail they attacked him for racial slurs. he's denying the allegations. >>> protesters occupied a building through the middle of the night. >>> we're keeping a close eye on fixes to the road after a water main barack in bethesda. making final repairs to open all lanes. >>> seven-day forecast, a chilly one. >> we deal that in just a second. right no

. >>> the man who made press conferences interesting in ashburn is calling it quits at south carolinave spurrier who was washington's head coach for two years resigned immediately from his head coaching job for the gamecocks. the man affectionately called the old ball coach says he is leaving now because the gamecocks are going in the wrong direction. >> two years ago, we were fourth in the nation. and somehow or another, we slid. that's my fault. i'm responsible. i'm the head coach. and it's time for me to sort of get out of the way and have somebody else have a go at it. >> they are 4 overall. spurrier has never had a losing season as a college head coach. >>> switching gear to high school football season which gives us a chance to showcase you and your team. it's an opportunity to engage with you on social media. here is greg olson with more. >> midway through the high school football season which means it's homecoming town. while you are snapping photos of pep rallies, parades and half time ceremonies, we wanted to share them with hashtag game on varsity. james kelly high school t

right now his attorneys are trying to prove severance was not trying to flee police when he left ashburn for west virginia. they're expected to wrap up today. severance is accused of killing three people in alexandria over a ten-year period. the defense has the final witness, a private investigator, to testify today. closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow. >>> the search is back on for a missing person from a whale watching boat. five people died when this boat sank sunday night. the coast guard saved 21 people. the mayday call came in late sunday afternoon, nine miles off the coast. it seems the boat may have tried to sail through choppy waters. >>> general motors is out with a new recall involving cars that can leak oil and also catch fire. gm is recalling 1.4 million cars because repairs from the first two recalls didn't work. more than 1300 cars have caught fire. you can see the list of affected models dating back to 1997. they include the pontiac grand prix, chevrolet impala, buick regal, chevy month carlo and olz automobi ol oldsmobile. >>> hurricane patricia hit louisian

highs today, how about 77 in leesburg and ashburn. 77 in manassas and bull run. 78 in fred riggs burg. nice look day to be outside for today. bus stop forecast, that's ten little ol' minutes from now. melissa mollet with "first4 traffic." >> i know where i'll be later as well. outside. i'll be going warm me up this morning. taking a look at prince george's county, right now don't have any major problems to speak of at this point. b.w. parkway at 198. a couple of problems because of a pothole. it seems small but still an issue. still have one lane blocked. no problems from fairfax to the parkway. we'll have the rest of your forecast coming up. >>> as secretary of state she stood strong never backing down. now republicans are playing politics over benghazi. >> that is part of a new ad backing hillary clinton ahead of a hearing today on the benghazi attack. it is quiet at the capitol right now but later this morning a republican led committee is going to grill the former secretary of state. the committee is hoping to get answers to key questions surrounding the violence in benghazi and t

take you to trailside in ashburn. beautiful morning. great day. we have seen cloudiness pop up during the day. the temperatures are in the lower 50's. they will drop in the afternoon. they should clear out. we are in good shape. tomorrow is the best day we'll have for watching the leaves. the color change. they are high. the metro area south. southeast of the area. they are at peak. i think tomorrow is the best day because it's cloudy on sunday. that will mute out the colors when you look at them. mid-to-upper 50's across the region. 60 in the warm spot. even the areas southeast of town are chilly in the 40's. if you get north and west of town we are talking about the 30's for the lows. the warmest spot on the river front and bay front. next to the water. the water temperature is still warm in the 50's. you will get a benefit from that. everybody else will have the chilly numbers. satellite and radar not much. there is a large area of the high pressure from ohio, northern kentucky. that will slide overhead tomorrow. clear us out and give us the li

. >> caller: jim, it's matt in ashburn, virginia, home of the 2-2 redskins. >> they look good.s it? >> bought a stock, united airlines. >> i think it's good. that group has bottomed and i like it. i know some analysts want to say negative things. not me. stephanie in west virginia. >> caller: how are you doing, buddy? >> all right, how are you? >> i've good. i've got a question about twitter. >> i was hoping jack dorsey would resign from square. but the changes are coming fast and furious at twitter. he cares about those who tweet. charles in texas. >> caller: yes, sir. how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: i'm good. i just had a quick question about sprint. >> i don't like that balance sheet. if that stock rallies, i think you want to check out of it, not into it. dave in illinois. >> caller: congratulations on the participation in the upcoming republican debate. is it a buy under favorable conditions? >> we know from the problems at valiant that a lot of these stocks have come down tremendously. i think that one is too low to sell. let's go to joe in massac

it begins of the farm will station the school cafeteria in ashburn, virginia. alison: but get a check on the traffic situation. robert is in the traffic center. robert: northbound lanes of 270 have stop and go traffic. that heavy traffic as of towards the frederick county line. 295, heavyd.c. traffic continues. all lanes open. good news going into 355 in cedar just south of the belly in bethesda. northbound 395 in virginia just north of glebe road, three left lanes blocked. out of the beltway, university boulevard has a neck and along the left shoulder. delays from 95 in college park. delays in towards the area of luke 29. northbound 29th of the maryland, howard county shut down just before i 70. a nasty wreck their. -- there. that's the latest on the abc 7 traffic center. alison: a state of disaster declared in parts of texas. wildfires ignited two days ago burning out of control just 45 miles east of austin. 400 homes of it evacuated and the could be even more evacuation orders to come. jonathan: let's talk about the weather situation closer to home. this is

now that the sun is out we will start to warm up a little bit. 54 ashburn, 49 for buie.y chilly there. the rain and thunderstorms came through yesterday as expected. lingering showers near richmond and norfolk. we are looking at a few lingering clouds and more sunshine as the day unfolds. clear skies and also the winds calming down and the dry air we have in place tonight is going to allow a perfect recipe for a chilly one. 64 this afternoon for martinsberg. 66 leesburg. 64 for andrews. typically this time of year we are about 70 degrees. not too far off. look at these lows for tonight. it's going to be a chilly one. 49 the first time below that 50-degree mark for the season in d.c. areas west of the blueridge could see patchy frost for first thing tomorrow morning. ed from rick 39, hagueers 43, manassas at 40 degrees. a cool one first thing tomorrow morning. if you are doing the army ten miler maybe layer up a little bit. looking at futurecast and we will see clearing skies today as early as 10 it to 11:00. nothing but sunshine out there. clouds linger south. clear skie

collie pleaded guilty to moving leatham's body after he overdosed on a mix of drugs in ashburn last yearthe victim's sister read an emotional letter. >> i'm no longer a middle child, no longer a little sister. >> the sentence was for tampering with evidence. leatham's sister says she wants collie prosecuted in loudoun county as well for selling the drugs to her brother. >>> happening today, prince george's county schools kicks off the saturday school pilot program, taking place at high point high school. it's a 20-week program. it focuses on math and college prep. students from all grade levels are part of this program. >>> donald trump is getting new attention for publicly insulting an opponent. what started the fight and how he's defending his words this morning. >>> and signs of improvement for lamar >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> now to an update on lamar odom. we are hearing that he is showing signs of improvement. sources close to the former nba star telling nbc's sister network e c! that he is off life support and is breathing on his own. doctors say he suffered at least on

we have it over ashburn. it will move to sterling. haymarket and the immediate washington metro. up through 6:00 on cue with how we are tracking the storms from yesterday set to move back in. we have rain that is cooler tomorrow. much cooler. highs in the 60's. the temperature res cover to 70 degrees. beautiful sunny day. restarting, retracking forecast to now and much closer view up until 7:00. expect showers to be here. then they are gone. right after this high temperature, the low temperatures tomorrow. low to mid-50's to 60. high temperatures tomorrow only in the 60's. we are in for some gorgeous skies. take a look at what we wake up with tomorrow. the last of the clouds pushing away as you look up. you have to be up to sunrise on saturday morning. a little crisp. temperature down to 57. by the afternoon, a lot of sunshine going throughout the day. the high temperature up to 67. under gorgeous crystal blue skies. we will have a complete look at the forecast. details and the storms again in the full forecast at 6:00. robert? robert: thanks. look good on sunday. it's official.

he pleaded guilty to moving jason leatham's body after he overdosed an a mix of drugs in ashburn lastyear. the victim's sister read a letter during the sentencing. >> i am no longer a middle child, i'm no longer a little sister. my parents have been replaced by two fragile beings with broken hearts. >> the sentence was for tampering with evidence. leatham's sister says she also wants cawley prosecuted for selling those drugs to her brother. it's 8:35 right now. happening today, i want to remind you, it is saturday. okay? school bells, they are ringing this morning in prince george's's county. we're talking about saturday school. it begins today. news 4's derrick ward is live at high point high school with details on the pilot program. everybody scratching their heads over this one, derrick. >> reporter: when you learn about it, it actually makes sense. today is the kick jf. classes will begin in ernest on the 24th. they're orienting people about it today. you can come and register for it. joining me is dr. george thomas, the founder of this program. what is the goal of saturday school

not long after were living together in 2011 at her town home in ashburn. she said that severance was angry at the elites and the system after losing a child custody dispute saying the only good cop is a dead cop. the only good cop is a dead cop. she said he encouraged her to buy two guns and showed her how to load and unload the gun similar to those used in the murders. weeks after the lodado murder, she said that detectives came to speak to severance. the day after finding out that he was seeking asylum and said he was questioned by the secret service. she said that severance told her he wanted to leave town and go camping. she told him to take all his things and not come back. i didn't think it was right that he was going to leave town without talking to police. after severance left, she realized that the two revolvers and the ammunitions were gone. testifying today he was the only other person who knew where the guns and the ammo were stored in her home. late today we heard from alexandria police chief who talked about the investigation in the three mur

ashburn 67 degrees. centreville 53. springfield you're at 56 degrees. as we get the kids out to the bus stop today or if they're walking to school, temperatures will be pretty comfortable. 58 degrees. notice the cloud cover. this is due it a front coming on through. we'll see a good mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon. highs above afternoon and higher than they were yesterday. we'll talk about changes for the weekend coming up. here's larry miller. >>> you might see light clearing road construction throughout parts of the metro. nothing to slow you down just yet. just be mindful of that. metro riders, you're off to a great start for your wednesday morning. trains, buses running on schedule. taking you to the beltway right now, no issues in terms of accidents or incidents that will slow you down in the whole 53-mile stretch. 395 and 295 free and clear of any issues as women. here's a live look -- as well. here's a live look at how things are shaping up 066. we had earlier problems near chain bridge road on the eastbound side but looks like residu

much more cold air coming our way as we head into the weekend. 50 in gaithersburg, 50 leesburg and ashburn. your hometown forecast montgomery county, aspen hill today, dry morning, 58 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 67 at noon. plenty of sunshine and breezy. by 6:00 when you decide to come home later on this evening. prince georges county. highs today, upper 60s to near 70. effects it will have on your commute is ten minutes away. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the democratic candidates for president of the united states. >> today hillary clinton will campaign with a new wind behind her. nbc's "meet the press" moderator chuck todd tweeted clinton was easily the most polished and prepared candidate on stage. wasn't even close. but sanders isn't going anywhere. >> now it didn't have the one liners of previous republican presidential debates, but last night's democratic debate in la vegas did have its share of pointed testy moments. the five candidates clashed over gun control, foreign policy and the economy and whether any of them is really electable. candidates took turns bashing sanders over

from ashburn, i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports.hey have a lot of work to do because undefeated atlanta is up next and kyle shanahan's boys and they're hungry and they can score a lot of points. >> yeah, but they can also be beaten, too. they're not all that bad. that 4 and 0 is misleading. don't you agree? >> they are 42 and 0. >> i'm not saying a >>> breaking news. from a growing disaster in south carolina. a major dam gives way and fear another will blow. tonight new evacuations and hundreds of amazing rescues amid a once in a thousand year flootd emergency. >>> lost at sea. a ship with dozens of americans on board now believed swallowed to the bottom of the ocean in a ferocious hurricane. >>> a life boat found among the debris. could anyone have survived? >>> fatal mistake. the pentagon changing its story over what happened during a deadly bombing. did american forces knowingly target a hospital killing doctors and patients? >>> and in-flight emergency as a captain becomes incapacitated during a flight. a co-pilot calling for he

today in ashburn, jacks is on the practice field with his teammates and he suffered that hamstring injury in week one and he hasn't played since and jackson was the homerun hitter with the skins last weekend and i spoke with him after practice and i asked how that hamstring was feeling. >> i'm pretty good, and i feel like i'm at a good rate where i can go out there and get some good work in and i'm hoping throughout the week i'll get better. >> the way he plays he needs to be 100% and he's not good to us at 65% and i think he's very, very close and if it's not this sunday then definitely it would be next weekend. >> the skins need jackson this sunday and they're in the best defensiveback in football with dh darrelle revis. >> how many alarm clocks do you set if you have to get up early. >> one, your cell phone. >> i don't set one anymore. >> i set one and my wife sets one. >> if you had to get up early for a flight or something like that i set several. >> i get so freaked out i don't set an alarm and i can't sleep. >> and waking up every hour anyway. >> if you missed setting your alarm, i

the meeting starts at 7:00 at farmwell station mdle school in ashburn. under the proposed plan, i-66 inside the beltway will be toll lanes. drivers would pay a fee to use it during that time. vdot believes tolls will improve traffic flow along the entire corridor. critics think it's a bad idea. >> a new service coming to d.c. next week could make your uber ride less expensive. it will begin uber pool on thursday. it will let you share your ride and the cost with someone else who happens to be going along the same route. drivers earn more money with less down time and they can pass the savings on to you. >>> if you think you've been chilly out there the last couple of days just you wait, right, doug? >> we're not just talking chilly over the next few days, we're talking cold for this time of year and your saturday and sunday and right now another spectacular afternoon and perfect fall weather across the region and highs today into the mid to upper 60s for the most part and cooler than we were yesterday and coming in at 68 degrees and winds out of the nort

dragging latham's body out of an ashburn hotel room. >> it was my brother this time, it will be someoneelse's the next. >> he was family to all of us so we're missing him. >> to latham's friend, the worry is the sentence isn't tough enough. >> i don't think he has really any remorse, but for himself. >> he's sorry he got caught. >> reporter: still, they realize through tragedy they've been brought closer. >> having him behind bars won't do anything. all of us being here together, that's the only thing that matters. >> reporter: erica plans to take her fight for justice back to loudoun county, hoping collie will face new harsher charges. >> he did admit to will issing my brother drugs and i want to see him charged accordingly. >> reporter: the commonwealth attorney will be the one to file those charges. while not excusing her brother's actions she does say that she wants those dealing drugs to be held accountable. in alexandria, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> just hold on until the weekend and everyone with the allergies. >> everyone is getting very sick and throaty from all of their alle

they found jason latham dead from a drug overdose and he was in an ashburn hotel room and gregory coley pled guilty to tampering with evidence and federal charges and he admitted to dragging latham's body out of the hotel room. coley did call 911. latham's family feels 96 months in prison just isn't enough. >> i think he'll go back to doing the same thing. i do know that he has probation violation in the county and that's another five years that he'll have to serve there. hopefully it will be enough. >> reporter: you think with a federal judge delivering her sentence the case would be over. ahead on news 4 at 5k clo, we'll show you why the family says there are more charges to pursue here. i'm david culver, news 4. >> reporter: well, we have one word for you as you make those weekend plans and let's get to storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer and meteorologist veronica johnson in the storm center. the mystery word is cold. >> yes. >> exclamation mark. >> we are talking very cold air. this is the coldest air of the season. freeze watches are already in effect. >> looking back out las

when he moved out of her ashburn townhouse days after police started looking for him, the guns were gone. ahead at 5:00, she talks about the chilling statement severance made to her about police and the courts. in fairfax county, julie carey, news 4. >>> boy, i'm just thinking back to that scene we saw in rockville pike. who would have thought chris gordon would have needed his waders on a bright sunny day like this? but, doug, i guess we should all keep at least an umbrella handy for later in the week, huh? >> i think that's the thing. really it's later today, we're going to see a chance of shower activity. then it's the jackets then maybe even the coats as we move on through the next couple days. today, though, no coats needed at all. we just saw a few showers out there before 10:00, 11:00 this morning. that was about it. high temperature the today near 80. lee burg, warrenton. 77 in d.c. nice sunshine a little bit earlier. we're watching a frontal boundary making its way our way. it will continue to bring in much cooler weather. so the nice, mild temperatures are here. here comes the

from ashburn, i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports. >>> a salmonella outbreak is widening. the centers for disease control is looking into cases in other states and no official word, but the chain has locations in new york and chicago. here in washington, as many as 150 people got sick after eating at the fig & olive at city center. 20 other cases were reported at the chain's location in west hollywood. at least three people have filed lawsuits. >>> former usa lacrosse player a krouzed of killing his girlfriend takes his appeal to the highest court in the land. >>> a virginia task force arrives in south carolina to help during historic flooding. we'll tell you what is their biggest asset that can help during their mission. >>> and if you have a professional profile on linkedin, linkedin >>> here at the live desk we are getting video of a police cruiser that ran into a fire truck in the district. take a look, this happened just a short time ago on quarter street in northwest d.c. we are told the police officer did have some injuries. they had to rush him to the hospital, but

notice there's no lightning here and ashburn and herndon and you're about to get this, too and this iscoming down toward the metro area in and around the next 15 to 30 minutes and this is a wider string here. you can see the storms just to the north and just to our south and we're in a little bit of an area that doesn't have as much strive. that's good news for us and keep those umbrellas handy and we'll continue to watch this right on through the 7:00 hour. >>> doug, thank you. president obama is in roseburg oregon tonight and meeting privately with family members and

jackson says the chances of playing are not very high and they weren't on the practice field tonight in ashburnand williams suffered a concussion, missing last week's game against the jets and he suffered a concussion versus the eagles. they allow to practice and go to meetings as long as there are no setbacks. >> it's all held up and i've got no more symptoms and we just want to get this game under our belt and have it go by. >> it's pretty evident and with the sense of urgency, you have a lot of guys hurt and a lot of starters going down, so i think everybody is kind of on edge because you never know the opportunity to come. >> meanwhile, kirk cousins had his worst outing of the season versus the jets and they issued the code red for the upcoming game against tampa bay and there's the pressure to win and the pressure to perform well and so how is cousins dealing with that pressure? >> when you play in the nfl, the quarterback in a place like washington, d.c., there will be that pressure, but it's so important to apply pressure and not feel it. i think when you allow yourself to feel that pres

and out of leesburg, and seeing some of the heavier rain and gaithersburg and rockville over toward ashburn and all reporting moderate rain and we'll continue to see that through the rest of the evening and when we start to get into the nor'easter aspect of it and look at this out to the east and it's just going to make its way in from the ocean right across our region and that will bring with it not just very heavy rainfall and we'll start to see rather strong winds all because of an area of high pressure to the north and low pressure around the coast and the strong northeasterly flow. what is that going to mean for that over the next couple of days and it will most likely begin tomorrow afternoon and last until early side morning and strongest winds will be late friday and we're talking 30 to 40 mile an hour winds and earlier we were saying three to six inches and we no longer think we're going see any interaction with joaquin. the gusts could be over 40 miles an hour especially along the chesapeake and over toward the beaches. flash flood watch into effect over maryland and northern virg

from ashburn, i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports. >>> people are lining up at a pizza place in d.c.it has nothing to do with food and it is how one community is rallying around a business owner who stood her ground when the robbers continued to hit her business over and over again. >> new questions tonight about the help of pope francis. find out what the vatican has to say about that. >>> it's october 21, 2015, the day marty mcfly arrives. no hover board, but we did find one community going all out for the arrival and we'll take you there in a time machine, of course. >>> where are we? when are we? we are headed toward hill valley, california, at 4:29 p.m. on wednesday, october 21, 2015. >> 2015? you >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and the forecast has blue sky, beautiful weather today and it has much cooler weather as they make their way in toward the weekend and we're not talking about a repeat of cold. take a look outside right now and you've seen the shot all day and if you've been working inside you had a good window seat. blue skies and mrebtsy of sunshine and the

notice there's no lightning here and ashburn and herndon and you're about to get this, too and this is all coming down toward the metro area in and around the next 15 to 30 minutes and this is a wider string here. you can see the storms just to the north and just to our south and we're in a little bit of an area that doesn't have as much strive. that's good news for us and keep those umbrellas handy and we'll continue to watch this right on through the 7:00 hour. >>> doug, thank you. president obama is in roseburg oregon tonight and meeting privately with family members and surviving victims from last week's mass shooting in a community college there. this trip comes with comfort and controversy. as nbtc's jennifer bjork lund reports the visit is all about politics. >> reporter: the president have saiding roseburg, oregon, just a week after the umpqua community college. an event that left him visibly angry about the gun laws. >> this. >> a student opened fire and killed nine classmates before dying in what the medical examiner ruled to be suicide. a quinnipiac poll in the aftermath of

in ashburn, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> and in decision 2016, a new, emotional plea today from thelitical action committee that is trying to convince vice president joe biden to run for president. the group is called draft biden and it released a powerful plaque and white commercial using audio clips of biden talking about his family. at 90 seconds in length it is much longer than most political ads. >> things can change in a heartbeat. i know. six weeks after my election my whole world was altered foreverÑ i got a phone call. my wife and two children were christmas shopping, a tractor trailer broad sided them and killed my wife and killed my daughter. they weren't sure that my sons would live. the incredible bond i have with my children is a gift i'm not sure i would have had had i not been through what i went through. by focusing on my sons i found my redemption. many people have gone through things like that. my dad's definition of success is when you look at your son and daughter and realize they turned out better than you, and they did. you're on the cusp of something of the m

he pled guilty to moving latham's body after he overdosed in ashburn last year. the victim's sister read a letter during sentencing and she says she wants collie to face harsher charges in the county. >> he did admit to selling my brother drugs and i want to see him charged accordingly. >> she hopes it sends a message to drug dealers telling them they're responsible to call for help if someone overdoses. >>> there is a major development in the fight to stop laurel regional hospital from closing. a lawsuit has been filed by a hospital worker's union and by residents of laurel. news 4's darcy spencer has the details new at 6:00. >> reporter: paula adams is 81 years old and she's been to laurel regional hospital more than a dozen times over the years for surgeries and after falling in her home. >> being my age, something can happen again, and i feel comforted that the hospital is right down the street. >> adams is one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed to stop them from closing the hospital. she says she's concerned the time it takes to get to the next closest hos

the meeting starts at 7:00 at the farmwell station middle school in ashburn. >>> also today more thanple:across the dmv are gearing up for an earthquake drill. organizers say the third annual great southeast shakeout is important because quakes do effect our region. who could forget the east coast earthquake in 2011 caused $32 million worth of damage at the national cathedral alone. >>> a beautiful day coming up. chilly this morning. sunny this afternoon. upper 60s. to near 70 tomorrow afternoon as the front comes through. chillier over the weekend. perhaps the first frost of the season in many spots. >>> outside the beltway eastbound i-66 we have major trouble going o. again an eight -- going on. again an eight-mile backup with one left hand lane open. stay off i-66. 50 and 28 your best bet. >>> cbs this morning is next with the latest from the middle east where palestinian protesters continue to clash with israeli forces. >> they also have a story about a victim of domestic violence evicted from her home because she called 911 too often. >> download the new wusa9 app to get your new

. >> reporter: as he puts it, he's not ready for this place to be the new ashburn. at this point, though, tlvs her no slowing the growth. right now 70,000 vehicles a day passing through this stretch. in leesburg, adam tuss, news 4. >>> as retailers come up with new ways to lure in holiday shoppers, one business is taking a different approach and avoiding the black friday frenzy. >>> a dramatic rescue in the southland where a school bus got stranded in high water. doug, we got some rain coming our way, too, huh? >> we do have rain coming our way. maybe even thunderstorms, too. this is sky cast 4. tomorrow night right around 5:00. yeah, we could see very heavy rain at this time and maybe some thunderstorms, 50. i'll show you what else comes along with that heavy rain, next in my forecast. >>> it's been a very cool day across our region. a lot of cloud cover around the area. high temperatures today only in the 50s. that's where we are right now. culpeper, 49. only 46 leray. we have the rain trying to move in. still not here just yet. just very light sprinkles in parts