. >> i know you're barnes.o in, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wouldn't come back and i'm back. i let myself down. >> yeah it is still the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie. how the hell am i going to get myself out of the situation. >> he hopes to leave in a couple of days on bail. but life of hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> just use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> kendrick morris was charged with two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are looking for 20 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brutally raped. >> after being taken into custody he was connected to another assault ten mo

and we stayed in the barn, and he is still in the barn and i stayed there for an hour and a half and called to my home and said to call 9-1-1 because i didn't know with was going on. >>shepard: a whole zoo running around the neighborhood. if you immediately clued in, well, the guy next door must have opened the cages, how do you process this? with a baboon next door and a lion? >>guest: well, i didn't know ... you just do not know if they got out or what. i didn't think anything about that i just saw the animal and after i got in the barn i saw a tiger and then a female lion and the first deputies got here in 15 minutes and they were here and that was great but they didn't know what they were getting into but it was like a war zone. it is sad they had to shoot the animals. they had no choice. they were everywhere. you are talking major danger for everyone. i have been up to my barn twice, i drove my scar through the field to get up there to feed my horse and we are in lockdown here, trying to keep going. >>shepard: you know, i guess it goes without saying each day you wake up you rea

barnes is the author. first of all, professor barnes, what is a gulag? >> guest: the gulag is -- in short -- well, it has two meetings. it's an acronym for a bureaucratic institution. but, of course, it's been used much more generally to mean primarily labor camps, but also a system of interimly-exiled people and some prisons as well. in the large part, we're talking about the soviet penal system, but also a system that held political prisoners in the soviet union. >> host: when and how were they developed? >> guest: the first lay wore camps -- labor camps start very early in the soviet period. lenin himself talks about the need to put the enemies of the revolution into concentration camps. and they start playing around after the revolution in 1917 with ideas of using no, forced r at various economic projects, but also using labor as was common in penology at this time as a method of trying to reform or transform criminals. but the real expansion of the gulag to what we kind of know it as, this huge, multimillion prisoner institution, really waits for th

let's get more with tucker barnes this morning. good morning, sir. i'm excited with the warm-up and with coming ahead. >> let's get to it. we'll show you the current conditions and i don't have a lot to show you. this is a rinse and repeat. more of the same expected today as we should be in for another nice one. you can see generally quiet. as we look out to the west, high pressure has been responsible for the couple of sunny days we've had around here. we'll continue today. we should be nice and dry not only if our friday but it only gets better and better. a good-hooking forecast as we get into the weekend. you got -- a good-looking forecast as we get into the weekend. 52 here in washington but lots of 40s off to the north and west. leesburg is currently 46 degrees and 47 up near columbia. want to add that we're getting some fog off to the north and west as the temperature are falling into the 40s. that will be the worst of the forecast this morning as we continue to watch that fog kind of develop. more details on the forecast coming up. back to yo

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fox 5's audrey barnes talked to officers and residents about how they are making sure they are not the next victim. nicole, who asked us not to use her last name knows exactly how thieves broke into her home. >> my daughter was cooking and the house, something burned. the house filled up with smoke, so she opened up the windows and left it cracked. >> a thief got in through that open window, took the family's laptop and fled. similar crimes have been happening all over takoma park. 14 break ins last month. most of the thieves got in through open windows or they broke them to get in. but at least two burglars went in through the front door. >> the kicking in of the doors during the day. they are going in, targeting electronics and things that they can sell. >> that's a good boy. >> councilwoman thinks the family pet makes her home less attractive to thieves. she is also urging her neighbors to look around their homes to see where they are vulnerable. >> even if they kick through the door, it's going to get met with a chain. they won't be able to breakthrough at the door. >> takoma park

fox 5 was out in frederick, maryland, tonight with audrey barnes. she starts us off. >> reporter: now that the storm has moved out of the area, the big problem will be refreezing. definitely be on the lookout for black ice. earlier today from germantown to frederick, the big problem was snow. by mid afternoon in germantown, all the grassy areas were snow covered and the snow was piling up on parked cars and houses. the roads were a slushy mess. further west in frederick county, conditions deteriorated and a lot more snow to deal with. not everyone seemed to mind. >> we are used to snow, just a little earlier than most years. not that big of an adjustment. >> it's only october and we have this great snow. it's awesome. >> snow in october is a good thing? >> absolutely. get to go play outside. good stuff. >> these friends took in the university of maryland's football game in college park and decided to take advantage of the weekend snow. >> terps weren't that good today, but we love the snow. >> ready to go skiing. >> not everyone could take this snow

audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >>> prepare to pay more for a taxi in the district. the d.c.axicab commission is removing the $19 cap on cab fares. the meter will keep running no matter how far you go. the cap will be lifted october 22nd. if the commission doesn't get any negative comments or complaints between now and then. >>> construction of the $7 billion metrorail extension to dulles airport is apparently months behind schedule. the washington examiner reports despite claims by officials it is running on time a progress report from july showed the project was 188 days behind schedule. the delay means the first phase of the so-called silver line which extends metro rail from tyson through reston would open in june 2014 instead of late 2013. >>> hundreds of people behind bars in new york city because police say they blocked one lane at least of the brooklyn bridge. other cities are marching for the same cause. >> this is all meant to bring attention to the role corporations have in american society. fox's greg jared has the story. >> reporter: new york city police arrestin

fox 5's audrey barnes has a preview of the case. >> 66-year-old sister denise mosher was killed, two other nuns critically hurt at 8:00 on a sunday morning last year when an alleged drunk driver slammed head on into their vehicle. the driver, 23-year-old carlos montano, is now facing felony murder charges and a host of others including driving with a revoked license. if man tan owe's immigration stat -- it's man tan owe's immigration status -- montano's immigration status that has thrust the case into the national spotlight. >> this was preventible because this individual was an illegal immigrant who committed two fryer duis and was identify -- prior duiss and was identified as an illegal immigrant and should have been deport before this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: there's outrage at how the federal government has dealt with illegals like montano. >> we thought the federal government had deported him and they simply released him and actually issue him an employment authorization card which he was able to get another driver's license with. >> reporter: stewart said the county is su

let's check in with tucker barnes. hello. >> what's happening? >> how are you? >> i'm fine considering it is 4:30 in the morning. today, upper 60s. i think a few of us will touch 70s. it will be a decent day. we'll have a mix of clouds and

. >> this is picking up, it has been picked up by barns and nobel. dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to serious dental problems. [ male announcer ] new act total care dry mouth is alcohol-free and has fluoride to strengthen teeth. stronger teeth and dry mouth relief. . >>> it is raining, here is what we wantd to warn you about and in the radar, putting the radar in motion, it is raining overnight. we are not getting rain now, that is in few places, but there is rain and it will continue to rain. here is a wider look. >>> it is 12 hours from noon and midnight. take it a a. >>> with the rain done, here is a look at traffic control and there are some accidents and we have delays. we have a bad accident, it is blocking all lanes, this is route 103. you will want to take this one. there is a pedestrian on water brook avenue. in an early accident on outs one, that has the dam shut down right now. that is because of a fuel spill that should be closed until 8:00 a.m. take 95 in as the alternate route. the delays are on the top and west side of the beltway, down to 33 miles p

let's get a quick look at weather with tucker barnes. >> good morning. cold temperatures across the area. i mean very chilly. much of the area below freezing. kids will need a jacket this morning. we have some chilly temperatures. we'll wake up with generally sunshine across the area although you can see some clouds streaming in from the west and south. they will get in here through the course of the day. we should be dry if our monday, maybe some showers overnight tonight into early tuesday. i'll have more on that coming up but generally dry later this afternoon. lots of the area in the low 30s. even some 20s out there. more of the same. chilly temperatures later today. highs back in the mid-50s with some clouds moving in this afternoon. but a dry forecast for our monday. more details on the forecast, maureen. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to today's top stories. the man accused of killing a nun in a drunk driving accident last year goes on trial today in prince william county. 23-year-old carlos martinelli is an illegal imgrant. some say if he is

audrey barnes has more abbut campus security and the concerned students. students.t geerge washington university, students have o into the dorms. but a lot of times -- people justt foolow omeone into the buildinggwithout one..illiams &psays: "i think t's really hard to conttol who's going in and out of tte building." it's callee "piggy backing" -- and that's how police say thirty-four year old mergen battulga got into the west end a female student's room n the - fifth floor.kirkpatrick says: "she screammd very loodly, and if she didn't shut up." the students in the room scuffled with the suspect -- and alled nine-one-oneewhen he fled into the hallway. definitely freaked out, and i know she'll never eave her us everrthought sometting ike thii would happen. it's definitely scary." campus police were on the - scene. commander michael reese resisted arrest, and &ptaken into custody-- and is "burglary, simple assault, assault on a police officer." this story has a happy before anyone was seriouuly mmny are wonddring what will happen the piggybacks "i get chills just thin

tucker barnes is back with us. >> good morning. >> you know what that means.me for ask the weather guys, the segment where tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather-related or otherwise. i am happy to say that for the first time in a while being we have a video submission today. >> fantastic. >> we're very happy about this. >> i would like to get more of these. set autopsyling camera in your home and get in front of it and ask a question. now, this one is from a student. her name is sierra. here is her question. >> why is your temperature 98.6 and why does it rise with we get sick? >> why is our temperature 9 # .6 and why does it rise when we get sick. can i say what a beautiful speaking voice she has. very nice. >> and a great question. >> it is a great question. very interesting. i think i talked a lot yesterday. i'll let tucker do this. >> i'm not a doctor. goldilocks, remember show she had the porridge that was just right. >> yes. >> it turns out the human body, 9 # .6 is just right for us. over eons, ma

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. >> thompson: pediatric radiologist patrick barnes was a key prosecution witness in the most famousken baby case of all, the trial of louise woodward. woodward was a 19-year-old nanny charged in 1997 with shaking an eight-month-old baby to death, hitting his head, and causing fatal bleeding. with barnes' help, woodward was found guilty of second-degree murder. >> ( crying ) >> thompson: the case would be a turning point for barnes. >> i was really affected by all of that, and began to question my rolas a pediatric radiologist and a neuroradiologist, as part of the child abuse team in these particular cases. shaking was irrelevant in that case, in retrospect.i >> thompson: but it was clear that something had happened to the child. >> the child had an impact injury. you can't get a skull fracture from shaking. you can't get a wrist fracture from shaking. >> thompson: but the prosecution's theory was this child was shaken. >> that's correct, and at that time, at was my eory, goin into that case based on my previous 20 years of experience in child abuse, and accepting shaken baby syndro

. >> charles and charlene barnes were neighbors, friends like family to william and jane mcquain. the mother of 51-year-old accounting firm secretary was found murdered inside her home. the son, 11 years old, missing. hasn't been seen in two weeks. >> i just want him found. so we can have closure, whether he is dead or alive, i want him found. but hopefully he is still alive. >> police in north carolina have arrested jane mcquain's estranged husband, curtis lopez. a 45-year-old excon charging him with first-degree murder. >> she has had nothing to do with him for at least 11 or 12 years. i mean, since she had william as far as i know. >> an athletic 6th grader, william was seen two weeks ago at his school, martin luther king middle. school officials say there was never any indication anything was wrong. they tried to reach out to the family to see why william wasn't in school. >> he was the sweetest child. and one with his mother. they were inseparable. >> the barnes' say they last saw jane and william a few weeks ago when she spoke of finally divorcing lopez after many years of e

peter barnes tells us when we can expect the court's final decisi. decision.e supreme court to declare health care reform constitutional. a key provision in the law is the individual mandate... the requirement that everyone get health insurance or pay a penalty. in august, a federal appeals court in atlanta declared that requirement unconstitutional. some small business advocates cheered the ruling. harned says: "there is much more bad than good for small business in this law and as the earlier reports showed they are very disturbed by the fact that the individual mandate in it requiring all of us to buy health insurance or pay a fine starting in 2014 really opens the doors to unlimited congressional power over all of our lives and purchasing decisions going forward. but other courts have sided with the administration on the legality of health care reform. so it appealed to the supreme court to settle the matter. the justice department says time is of the essence because all of the major players in health care are gearing up for the changes ... and need certai

let's check in with tucker barnes. hello. >> what's happening? >> how are you? >> i'm fine considering it is 4:30 in the morning. today, upper 60s. i think a few of us will touch 70s. it will be a decent day. we'll have a mix of clouds and some sunshine working through. we have a cold front moving in from the north and west. that will bring us some cloud cover from time to time during the course of the day. we'll show you the cloud cover and it is thick in spots across the area. the gray you see is the cloud cover. i think we'll wake up with a lot of clouds and during the course of the day, there will be some peeks of sunshine. out west of cleveland there, that little area of cloudiness is a cold front. it is a weak one and when it gets in here later this afternoon and tonight, the winds will stir up a bit. there could be a few showers. humidity, 86%. your forecast for the day, mild, cloudy, high temperatures in the upper 60s and again, kind late day shower, hit and miss showers. most of us will be dry. >> okay. we can deal with that. >>> let's check in with lau

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very rustic barn. and the barn was taken apart plank by plank. the interior designed by maya lynn, constructed, created. and can then the planks of the -- and then the planks of the barn, the cantilever barn, were then put back around the outside. so we still have that rustic outer skin and then this beautiful, beautiful, modern interior. .. not only the african-american experience, but we want to offer a diverse selection of books for young people to read so that they not only get a sense of their culture but also the cultures that make up the american scene. >>> you're new book once upon a car the folly of the resurrection of auto maker's gm, ford and chrysler i.t. this timely. the companies are now growing, creating jobs and reassuring their global leadership so it's great to have an opportunity to visit with you about that book. i think a lot of the viewers might want to start with just a question of how the companies got to the brink of disaster, these great american icons have come to this point where in some cases they almost ceased to exi

you have to understand these together and what it was all about. >> steven barnes, ed "death and redemption" the gulag and the shaping of modern society" this is the book we have been talking about. thank you very much >> hello. >> i am from the interest did the race ago the executiveaom director of western writers of america i will be speaking with robert morgan of course, he is known widely for his poetrytry and his fiction and also known knownl widely as a historian coming over intoi the role does well best known probably for his novel gappedes buckweed -- gapped creek and he tells me as a warm personal friend of both pro. [laughter] he loves her a lot after this. [laughter] also picked up by the zero her of book club shows lourdes discernment because it is the author who is responsible for the quality of the work and into the history world when he did hid is biography of daniel boonehe went through fiveor printingse and still going and the current book is called lyons of the westhist which is a history of the period of manifest destinywhe when america fell thet continental destinyof bec

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he needed john barnes as much as john needed him. >> i have known johnson's he was 9 years old.7 now. >> their journey started with conversations about cartoons and chuck e. cheese. but now we are talking about possible careers and college. >> it is an awesome experience. it is very rewarding to see some of the things that we have talked about early on in our relationship, how it has impacted her. >> by getting to a place of trust is often a challenge. this manager talks about his own experience in baltimore city -- this mentor talks about his own experience in baltimore city to bridge the gap. >> i look up to in balad. >> he is really positive in my life. he keeps me off the streets. >> off the street and to a better path. their selflessness is being rewarded at an upcoming reagan's game. >> he has never been to a raven's football game before. >> also awarded with their very own honor wrote this sunday, decatur high school national honor society. our congratulations go out to them. the next recipe and we plan to visit with, the builders club of hampstead hill. >> just a reminde

the exterior of the library is a very rustic barn, and the barn was taken apart plank by plank.the interior designed by maya lynn, constructed, created. and then the planks of the barn, the cant ilever barn were put back around the outside, so we still have that rustic outer skin and then this beautiful, beautiful modern interior. part of our collection, we like to call it our crown jewel, is our children's collection. the many, many books that we collect here in the library, a lot of them are chosen for our children's defense fund freedom schools movement, our freedom schools curriculum. and i'll show you some of -- in fact, the ones that are displayed here on the table are part of the freedom schools curriculum. these are currently on the freedom schools curriculum this year. the books are very, very carefully selected to reflect african-american characters, the culture, history. um, not only the african-american experience, but we really want to offer a diverse selection of books for young people to read so that they not only get a sense of their culture, but of all the cultu

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melody barnes is joining us.here. >> great to be with you, savannah. >>> the president not just with regard to student loans but also with the mortgage crisis has been rolling out serious policy initiatives under the idea that we can't wait. he's going to take actions he can do unilaterally. why did the president wait until now to unveil these initiatives? it's the fall of 2011. if he could have taken these actions before, why did he wait so long? >> well, savannah, he's been building on initiatives that we already started, things that we've been working on since day one. you take the announcement he made today with regard to student loan debt. this is something that we've been focused on, the high cost of college. in fact, if you look at information that's recently been put out by the college board, it says that even as college tuition and college costs have been going up, because of the things that we've been doing, the american opportunity tax credit, expanding pell grants, we have been able to keep that relat

. >> he walked calmly over to judge barnes' chambers in the old courthouse, took two of judge barnes'three more people hostage and held them inside of judge barnes' office, inside his chambers. >> 9:05 a.m., nichols barges into judge barnes' courtroom. he shoots the judge pointblank in the back of the head, and instantly kills him. this is an actual audio tape recording of the tragic shooting. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> he then turned to shoot the prosecutor, realizing that the people sitting at the prosecutor's table were not the prosecutors trying his rape trial, turned from those lawyers, shot the court reporter. >> court reporter julie brandau dies a few minutes later. >> i was right outside the courtroom. >> ash joshi is the prosecutor in nichols' rape trial, one of the attorneys nichols is looking for. he's making his way to the courtroom for nichols' trial when he's stopped by the deputies. >> the deputies were all yelling at me to get off the floor. and it was not at all a suggestion. it was a command to get off the floor. >> joshi would later realize just how lucky he was.

beau barnes says this was the third time he had been out kayaking with this friend who was, until recently ill. >> he was eager to kayak because he just beat throat cancer. two years of chemo and all that stuff and he was high on life. and he wanted to kayak. >> reporter: barnes said his friend had a life vest on at the time of the accident. he says the water had been idyllic. >> this is perfect conditions. i mean, it gusted at 3 miles per hour today, at most. >> the coast guard has identified the missing kayaker tonight as tom gregor. they continue to hold out hope they will find him alive and are actively searching these waters near pier 80. live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc, bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> in san jose, two people were injured when a fire broke out at an apartment complex early this morning. the fire also forced as many as 50 people to have to find somewhere else to sleep tonight. the three-alarm fire started around 1:15 at the complex on south king road near bowling green drive. firefighters saw heavy smoke and flames coming from the building when the

i asked james barns about his team. >> we are upbeat. a lot of momentum.we won the last 6hal games from last year to this year. >> it is obvious when you look at the statistics of the team there is one that jumps out. that is michael young. he is 100 yards a game. what does he bring to the picture for the team? >> experience. varsity, all-time running back. winner of last year. special teams, soft more, a lot of experience from the team with rewards to go with it. he knows how to carry the load when we need him to. >> do they get excited when there is a game of the week. >> they get excited. i told them they won it. they better show up. if not, a rough season. they are upbeat. when they are young we have nothing to lose. >> reporter: that is james barns, the head coach. the head coach of bishop is nickerson, the former cal linebacker who played 16 years in the nfl. his son also plays on this team. his son is headed for cal this time next year. we will have highlights on the 10:00 news. until then, reporting live in oakland, back to you. >>>it is about 25 y

eep though he didn't know who he was, the chickens in the barn yard absolutely now -- knew who he was and they said to each other, boy, we got to keep this little bird thinking that he's a chicken because if he ever finds out he's an eagle, he'll rule over us. as a result, the little bird became ashamed of his eagle fought -- features and heritage. they made fun of his eagle beak because she had tiny narrow chicken beaks and of his talons because they had weak, scrawny chicken feet. he even became ashamed of his darkness. y'all ain't done none of that, right? and the beauty and rich heritage of his eagle feathers. at one point in his life he even considered cosmetic surgery. he thought about cutting off half his eagle beak and dyeing half his feathers to look more like a chicken. ironically, his greatest ambition in life was one day to hop, skip, and skip on the fence post and cock-a-doodle-doo like the reast -- rooster. but one day this confused eagle was playing and he looked up jarred -- up ward and saw an eagle in flight. sure enough, this lost bird's mind was blown. he said to hi

>> tucker barnes may want to weigh in on it as well. now he's weighing in on the weather. >> you got it, tony. i may stay clear of that question. >> i suspected you would. >> yeah, after yesterday. temperatures generally in the 40s. hang in there, with sunshine building in during the course of the day, back in the low 60s. feel a little better, too, as less in the way of cloud cover. should be a nice fall afternoon and weekend. 49 now at reagan national. 49 baltimore. 46 winchester. even ocean city waking up to cool temperatures, 49 down at the boardwalk this morning. a few clouds out there at the moment. generally speaking, a partly sunny day today. i think less clouds than yesterday. that being said, won't see perfect sunshine as we have a few clouds rolling through from the north and west, as we continue to be under the influence of that area of low pressure across the great lakes. your forecast today, and again, should be a nice afternoon. 62 the daytime high in washington. 62 waldorf. cool night. and sunshine for the weekend. detai

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the sour barn is 15 miles off campus. it takes 45 minutes to get out there and do your research and 45 minutes back. business was picking up. i was getting lots of bodies and the greatest program was going so i had dark girl dissertations with students doing research and are went back and said we need some land. what you referred to as the body farm started essentially in 1980 but if you look at the history it was novembe when we first started. a facility if you want to say that in which we studied the changes that occur in the body determined how long they have been dead. >> where did this come from? >> initially the bodies came to the medical examiner system. in tennessee, if your body ends up in the medical examiner system, you are shot or something it goes to the medical examiner. there are a number of those bodies that are never claimed. they think every body is claimed but they're not. and so in tennessee the cost of burying a john doe or a jane doe falls on the city or the county in which the death occurs. tennesse

barn owls? >> you have barn owls. screech owls. you have your eagle owls.many species of owls. look how he turns his head. >> i was just going to ask you. how does that happen? >> you see at night, you can go like this. you can go, without moving your head. the owl's eye balls are so big, they cannot move in his eye socket. all owls. they call them the bird of silent flight. this animal can -- he can go over your head by one inch. you will never hear one thing. >> and this animal does not hoot. >> this owl does hoot. but they can eat up to 30 mice an hour. that's why they're so quiet. important to nature. >> why is -- i know that lara, you tried to touch the bird and you -- >> no go. >> you see the talons, it can go through your bone. this has 1,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. it can go through skin and muscle. not to hit a bone. but that's how powerful the talons are. >> and look how long they are. those are -- >> they're a protected species in our country. and they're a beautiful animal to have. >> what do you think of bearcats? are you a fan of b

. >> first, let's get a quick look at the weather with tucker barnes. feels nice and fall-like out there. >> the temperatures in the 40s. a cool start and bring the jacket o. a good looking friday for sunshine, going to start the morning with the sunshine. and the white you see is some cloud cover to the west. some of that will sneak in here during the course of the day. we should have some wind yesterday and highs in the low 60s and that is bad. 48 at reagan national. humidity, 74%. the winds out of the south and west at 6. here's the forecast today, it will be dry and cool, more sunshine than yesterday, less winds and in the low 60s. the jacket weather here. have a good weekend, back to you. >> thank you. >>> alexandrea police briefly stopped a metro train to search for a shooting suspect. they say the victim was shot after 10 last night and was taken to the hospital and is listed in serious . police believe the shooting suspect may have boarded a metro train at the braddock road station. the suspect reminds on the loose this morning. >>> the historic

let's say hello now to tucker barnes who has the latest on our weather. >> you got it. the rain will keep falling here for the next several hours, certainly for the morning commute and then it will taper off to showers later today. definitely need the umbrella and a little extra time on the roadway as things will be on the wet side. let's get started with hd radar and show you the rain falling. from baltimore down through columbia, and washington, inside the beltway, getting some pretty good rain and out to the west, reston, manassas. when you get if get if fur-- further east and south, not getting as much rain. >>> we are on the cool side. 61degrees. the winds will be out of the east all day. our highs late are this afternoon will only be in the 60s -- hour eyes later this afternoon will only be in the 60s -- our highs later this afternoon will only be in the 60s. i'll more details coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> an arrest in the murder of a 12-year-old in montgomery county. the girl's 42-year-old stepfather, david rich hang was taken into custody. police say jes

let's say good morning to tucker barnes who has the latest on the weather for us. i'm tired of this rain, i got to tell you. is it going to go away? >> fields like halloween -- feels like halloween out there. >> does it usually usual usual -- usually rain on halloween? >> yes. we have a lot of drizzle around the area. lots of fog too. 56 at reagan national. ocean city, 66 degrees. sentinel radar showing you the rain showers actively hitting the ground. this not showing the fog and there is a lot of fog and drizzle across the area. we do have the steady band of showers stretching from sterling south of 66 down towards gainesville and manassas and some thunderstorm activity embedded in this. this is pushing off to the north and east. not quite down with the showers yet although i think most of the measurable rain will be limited to the early-morning hours this morning. high temperatures in the low 70s today. 73 in washington. 74 in la plata. there will be drizzle and fog this morning in particular. >> a nice day to stay inside yesterday. >> wait until you see the wee

we want to get you a quick check of the weather and let's go to tony perkins who is in for tucker barnes for this segment. >> good morning. let's take a look at what is going on out there after we get off to a rather chilly, is that right. temperatures in the 40s. yesterday, we saw highs only in the low 50s. currently, we are at 48 degrees here in the district. 50 down in quantico. 45 in baltimore. 43 in gaithersburg and we've got a temperature of 46 degrees at dulles airport. plenty of clouds around early this morning. could see a sprinkle or two during the early-morning hours. not seeing much of that here this morning. off to the west, there are some showers and even some wintry precipitation falling from the clouds in eastern west virginia. forecast for today, we'll see cooler air once again today. looking for a high in the upper 50s and we'll tell you more about that. maybe a couple of showers here and there. we'll tell you more coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> week two in the trial of michael jackson's doctor begins later today. conrad murray is accused of administe

let's check in with tucker barnes who has the latest on our weather. >> showers generally on the light side but enough to wet the roadways out there. i'm sure it will slow the commute. you can see the shower activity, generally light, kind of spotty. there is some showers inside the beltway there in northwest washington and around the we were side of the beltway and up 270 up into montgomery county up towards damascus and gaithersburg. so that is kind of the theme around here. hit and miss showers for the morning hours. they will be with us intermittently as we watch the frontal system sag to the south. at reagan national, 57 degrees. we will have some periods of shower activity. highs in the mid-60s. so a cool one out there. changes, cold weather, coastal storm. we'll look at that coming up. >> thank you. >>> now to today's top stories. police are searching for a suspect after a local college student and marine was murdered in a quiet community. 24-year-old alonzo guy top was a second year music major at howard university. early tuesday morning, he was gunned down in mount rainier. po

let's say hello to tucker barnes this morning. i'm glad the rain has stopped but is there more coming. >> no, i think we're done with the rain but we have the wind now. it will be very windy later today with winds gusting to about 40 miles per hour. >> that is pretty windy. >> let's show you the shower activity out of here but the winds are moving in from the west and south. we did have some shower activity during the overnight hours but i think we're generally done. one or two sprinkles left in montgomery county pushing up north of howard county, that is about it. the winds have really picked up and you will notice the winds today, probably not i great hair day because you have to put a hat on it, i guess. >> i know. put a hat on it, comb through it. >> glue it down if necessary. 50s for the north and west. our forecast for today, again, generally a good one. breezy conditions expected with highs in the mid-60s. 65 in fredericksburg and 61 in martinsburg. >> this is what we call a maximum hold hairspray day for us women. >> i wan