live in north bethesda, ar man dah truly. back to you. >> thanks, ar mon dough >>> one of the largest cases of random vandalism in prince george's county. police tell 9 news now two people have been driving around in a black honda convertible, shooting out windshields with a beebee gun. the pair has been tied to nearly 100 cases in lake arbor, springdale and bowie. police are having a touch time catching the vandals because there's not a pattern to all of this. >>> still ahead, another tragedy blamed on an alcoholic energy drink. why one state is ban the drink from store shelves. >>> first, bound gagged and held in a basement for days. a young teen found alive. but the family remains missing tonight. stay with us. it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night its something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. [ wife ] babe... ♪

you saw the clear sky in the shot from bethesda just a moment ago. get some clouds moving in here on monday. forecast for today looks like this. sunny skies, a mild afternoon, high about 64 degrees. that would be five degrees above normal. not a bad forecast. >> not bad at all. >> that is the weather. coming up in about 15 minutes, today's edition of ask the weather guys. are you right-handed or left- handed? >> right, right, me too. we'll talk about how many people are left-handed in the world. >> all right. >> we'll talk about all things left-handed. >> that is coming up. let's check in with julie wright right now. not julie left. julie wright. >> let me ask you. are you left-handed or right handed? >> i'm right-handed. my mom is left-handed and so is my dad. so that's kind of weird. >> gurvir wanted to know if you are adopted. >> sorry. do the traffic. >> that is a serious joke in my family. outer loop of the beltway, we've got delays 95 to georgia avenue. we'll say good morning to the crew in sky fox helping us out. they are taking a peek at 66 i

it is christmas in bethesda. they put the tree up yesterday.ll ready to go and it is november 12th? well before a month before christmas. anyway, it looks pretty. live picture right now. if you are in bethesda, you will see it. >> i think it is lovely actually. >> it is very pretty. music gets you in the holiday season. >>> here is what is happening in new york. world famous rockefeller center tree has been chosen and will go up. the annual tree lighting will take place there on november 30th. a little bit closer to the holings. >> i think if you are within a month of christmas, that's okay. >> -- a little bit closer to the holidays. >> i think if you are within a month of christmas, that's okay. >> i think on thanksgiving weekend is when we pull the tree out. are you not ready for this? >> no, it's november 12th. it was veterans day yesterday. we haven't had thanksgiving yet. >> okay. >> you don't have to put your tree up for a while. >> i won't. >> what do you want to know about weather? >> is it going to feel like christmas? >> it does now.

light rain in bethesda, vienna. winds easterly at about ten.eup weather doesn't get much better. cool at 5:00. temperatures in the 40s. a little bit of rain. rain at 7:00. temps in the 40s. and more rain at 9:00 and temperatures in the 40s. we'll come back and let you know if you have to battle rain on your way home. anita. >> all right, topper. >>> new tonight a maryland family is remembering their loved one killed in action. specialist david luther from maryland died last thursday. he died from his injuries from an explosive device in afghanistan. he was stationed at fort campbell in kentucky and assigned to the air force division. >>> closing arguments in the chandra levy murder trial are expected to start tomorrow. the defendant did not take the stand. levy's disappearance created a national investigation when she was released to a governor. a 911 call from a man who found levy's remain a year after she went missing in the park. >> it's 6:30. i haven't heard from you. maybe you're out of the country or something. anyway, give me a call. >>

. >> the residents of this condominium in bethesda and gathered to support him. >> he has always beenhere for all of us. >> they say he is a fine human being. they are fighting for his citizenship. >> they say it takes a village. we became the village. >> thousands of dollars have been donated for legal fees. even the man's 9-year-old son has written a letter to the president. he came here illegally from spain in 1995 as a tourist. he has spent $50,000 in court trying to gain residency. he says his citizenship has been denied because his lawyers did not file the papers properly. his family may be forced to split up. their son has been forced to grow up fast. it will not be so lonely because everyone in the building is going with them. in north bethesda, abc 7 news. >>> a police officer is on trial in annapolis accused of shooting and killing a family dog. the case just wrapped up. natasha barrett is live with the latest details. >> i just got out of the courtroom. the judge cause -- judge called what happened an overreaction. the officer was found guilty on two charges of animal cruel

and one bethesda community, trying to prevent a repeat of what was happening last winter.o far, they are pleased for the help that has been eggnose -- has been ignored. they have left these power and utility lines close to coming down. the wires run parallel to the pipes between bellevue drive. >> we reported the issue to pepco, to comcast and to montgomery county because it's a public safety concern. >> it could potentially hurt someone, people walk their dogs here, they walk their kids around here constantly. if it came down, it could really do some damage. >> neighbors say if they pull the utility lines down, it will cause a domino effect, causing the telephone pole to come down. and the police put yellow tape around the area yesterday. residence are hoping that it is a sign that some action will be taken soon too. >> yes, i bet that bride is better off without that groom. >> when you get a lemon, you get a lemon around a big buffet. >> i'm sure. >> what does the weather look like? >> we're going to have an end to the great stint. just beautiful weather, temperatures in

. >>> a bethesda road is closed because of a big sing cole. take a look from new chopper 7. this is what it looks like from the air. a water main broke triggering the sinkhole. it is closed tonight while crews worked to repair the pipe. >>> cumming and abc7 news at 5:00 p.m., when local county says this could hurt their bottom line. >> a status update. could criticizing your boss on facebook cost you your job? which one should be worried about more than just a-bill. >> i am greta kreuz. police are now going after the websites that left with capital one bank's new checking with rewards, me and the lads earn rewards just for everyday banking. like writing checks. i found your problem. thank you. getting cash from the drive thru earns us rewards. here's the twenty i owe you. so does paying our bills online. [ mouse squeaking ] click. we even earn rewards for getting money at the atm. it's new checking with rewards at capital one banks all over the dc area. what's in your wallet? mr. snappy! >>> prostitution and human traffic is becoming a growing problem in the montgomery count

issues included worn out wheels, ropes, and brake pads at both stations , dupont, foggy bottom, and bethesda. the results were not made public. >> they knew one month in advance, they should have taken action them not metro rep say plans were in the works, today, that work has yet to be done. we know the plans include replacing at least one as the letter here at dupont circle. this one is out of service and likely has been for some time for there are two more in service at dupont circle. metro says they are taking precautionary measures and they are going ahead and inspecting all 588 x of letters in the system. -- all 580 escalators in the system. >>> looking at the day ahead -- a private memorial service will be held tonight for the american university professor sue marcum barry to was found dead in her home in glen echo last month. a teenager caught driving her missing jeep is considered a potential suspect. >>> the tight race in the 11th congressional district and virginia will come to an end today. republican keith fiimian will concede the rest -- race to gerry connolly. charlie connelly

it feels colder. 55 at nashville, low 50s in bethesda and rockville and layton 50. between preston and sterling and low 50s in leesburg as well as me nass sass and middleburg. a look at the future cast. right now clear to partly cloudy skies. that's about it. the winds will still be with us. high-level clouds stay dry in the metro area, but we could see a snow shower or a snow flurry west of the divide over in garrett county, west virginia. >>> tonight partly cloudy, breezy, colder. upper 30s to mid 40s, winds west/northwest at 10 to 20. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, breezy and chilly. grab your shades. a light jacket. 0s and 40s, and winds still there, west/northwest at 10 to 15. by afternoon, becoming mostly cloudy. the clouds come in, stay dry. winds west/northwest at 10 to 15. a bit cooler than it is. the next three days like this. upper 50s tomorrow, clouds come in, 04. we go down on friday, back in the mid 50s. we go back up to 60 on saturday under partly cloudy skies. next 7 days. >>> . >> looks like a travel day. >> it will be really cold. >> change in th

gusted to 54 miles per hour at national. 60 in bethesda, upper 40s, out to the west, upper 40s in reston, fairfax. 50 sterling. pretty good shape. want to walk the cog. winds making it colder than the temperatures lead you to believe. a few clouds in the mountains. that's about it. by morning, no clouds in good shape. snow showers possible up toward oakland garrett county, west virginia. by afternoon some of the clouds will spread over, a weak system coming our way. staying dry, for the most part clouds on increase. go away into the late evening hours. tonight partly cloudy, breezy and colder, 38 to 34: winds west to northwest 10 to 20. tomorrow morning, chilly. grab the shades and light jacket, winds west/nest at 10 to 15. tomorrow and, increasing clouds. dead on the average. winds west >>> . nice on saturday, milder at 60. the next 7 days, speaking of chilly gets colder, 62. then the 60s return 60 on wednesday. rain and showers late. the mid atlantic will be wet. ohio valley wet, get farther north of that, and it will be snow. some folks in the country a. >>> some who want the joys of

. >>> one person dead, another in serious condition after a crash in bethesda just before 2:00 this morning on jones bridge road near the naval medical center. the driver lost control and hit another car head on. officers are asking for your help if you witnessed the crash. >>> president obama back in washington tonight after the longest trip of his presidency. mr. obama spent 10 days in asia visiting four countries. he had diplomatic success in india and indonesia, but failed to seal a free trade deal with korea. the president was also unsuccessful in persuading world leaders to back a u.s. push to make china boost the value of its currency. >>> as the gop gets set to take over congress and freshmen lawmakers learn the ropes, there's a long to do list as the lame duck session begins tomorrow in d.c. at the top of that list is tax cuts. fox 5's sarah simmons has more. >> reporter: as congress gets ready to reconvene, there is a big task hanging over its head, the bush era tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year unless lawmakers act now. and after the election took away democratic majo

lanes are open top stretch of the beltway between bethesda and college park.at's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> if you are flying for the thanksgiving holiday, here is one question that you may have to answer when faced with airport security, body scan or hands-on patdown. some passengers are not pleased with the options while others say it is all in the name of protecting your safety. sarah simmons is joining us live. she is at reagan national with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. it will be interesting to see as we get closer to thanksgiving what this will do to the screening procedures, the backups, the lines. as we get closer and closer, more and more people are going to be going through this and maybe even getting the first taste of the tsa screening procedures this year. you have a choice. a controversial body scan, the full body scan that we have talked about or if they opt out of that, they are going to have to go through a more intense patdown. some travelers say that this really isn't that intrusive. they want to know what is goin

now, on october 25th, she was found muered in her bethesda home just a coue miles from here. police believe she had interrupted a burglary at her home, and she was beaten to death. her 19 jeep cherokee was stolen from the murder scene. it was recovered after a police pursuit and a crash in the district hours after the murder. 18-year-old deandra hamlin was arrested for unauthorized use of the jeep. but at this time he has not been charged with professor marcum's murder. colleagues say her loss felt here every day. >> sue was an extraordinary faculty member. she was everyone's favorite professor. she's the one that makes students fall in love with accounting. she's a professor that made students want to go into a career in business. they wanted sue to write their recommendations for graduate school. they wanted sue to meet their parents at commencement. she was that faculty member. she was an extraordinary person. >> the memoria service for professor sue marcum will be held here at american university at 8:00 p.m. at bender arena. and it is open to the public. ck to you. >> ja

top side, outer loop, no problems reported as you continue from college park over to bethesda.>>> pushed off and caught it. touchdown! >> take your pick from all the big plays last night. the eagles and skins with a crucial divisional match-up on monday night football but boy, did it get out of hand in a hurry. michael vick had a career game using his arms and legs for a total of six touchdowns. >> this was impressive. it is the talk of the town here and in philly as well. check out this headline in the philadelphia enquirer. it says payback with a picture of michael vick scoring. there you go. >> you know, guys, they said that the eagles were very fired up by what donovan mcnabb had said after the first time they played and remember, after game, he was in the locker room and he said everybody makes mistakes, the eagles certainly made one. that is their payback. they said they were motivated by that. >> dave ross in the studio to talk about it ya. if that what is it takes to moat have a you, so be it. apparently, they were jacked up for it. -- >> yeah, if that is what it takes

let's take a look in bethesda. this is at a good pace. the headlights are an illusion.hat is not heavy traffic at all. this is usually a slow spot. taken the get connecticut ave. things are moving well at george bridge. georgia avenue, this is a signal light delay. not as bad as you think it would be on the get away for thanksgiving. here is 95 southbound on the geico camera. delays on the right side through springfield. after that, the pace improves significantly. the work they have been doing on 95 southdown has certainly helped when it held -- but it comes to traffic. back to leon and carolina. >>> coming up, a woman in charlie sheen's hotel room is now spilling the beans on what happens that night. >> "harry potter" breaks the bank and what that means for the thanksgiving weekend movie. entertainment next. >> my finger was on the trigger. i had nightmares about this for months afterwards. >> a startling revelation from the man who swore to protect president john f. kennedy. one of them says it nearly host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car

a big warm up as we move through the upcoming holiday week. 48 degrees in annandale, 41 degrees bethesdae final stop, the district, ballou senior high school, 47 degrees. cooling into the middle, low or 40's as we move overnight. 66 degrees the high temperature at reagan national airport, 79 was the record, 1942. at 49 at the airport, the wind out of the north at nine. 40 winchester, 40 martinsburg. the cooler air off to the north and west. at detroit 36 degrees. the satellite radar, the weak cold front moving through. the high pressure settles back across the. tomorrow, meaning a mixture of sun and clouds. then another warm-up. monday and tuesday, daytime highs in the middle to upper 60's. at the cold front of to the west, increased clouds on the day wednesday. don't expect significant travel delays across the immediate metro. unless your travel plans take you into the midwest. wednesday and thursday, they could have showers and snow flakes. mainly clear and cold overnight, 35-42. tomorrow, not bad. daytime highs around 52-57 degrees. milder temperatures on monday and tuesday. well into

police arrested hubertllen marlin in bethesda. his dna matched a crime commit indeed 1984 when a woman was walking home from her job at montgomery mall. she was beaten, raped and left on the road. police followed all leads but the case went cold until april of this year. detectives reopened the case and sent physical idence for testing. they found a match and issued a warrant for his arrest. >>> a serial rapist may be on the loose in the as salesperson hill area. another woman reported a case last month and another back in ju. police need you to get a good look at this picture. this is a composite sketch of the man. surveillance cameras may have captured an image of h. police believe two men carried out june's attack but the man in the sketch may have been involved. >>> a gathering spot for veterans on the national mall is badly damaged after fire. the fire started with a propane heater next to a small stand between the lincoln memorial and the vietnam wall. it is staffed 24 hours a day. it's a place where veterans trade pins and

leaving bethesda? it is slow all the way as you make your way into virginia. the slow pace continues. beau sides continue, into virginia. that's the pace. thouter loop is tremendous in the 38 department. those delays d pick up after the toll road and then continuing into virginia. 95 not to be outdone, we're mmed. heavy friday volume into newington. after that interesting pace does improve but we're still dealing with big delays through stafford into fredericksburg. ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for living life. earn pnc points for your credit and debit card purchases. ♪ find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. pnc. for the achiever in us all. find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. >>> another dramatic rescue in chile today. children were pull from a hole nearly 50 fe deep. they were gathering firewood when they fe in. they could not see it because it was partially covered by vegetation. the children are 8, 10, and 11 ars old themselves had some cuts and bruises and bodier line hypothermia but they're all expected

she was killed last month in her home in bethesda.ackie benson is on camus now where she left behind a legacy. >> professor sue marcum's roots runeep at american unersity. the memorial service has been organized by co god school of business. on october 25th, she was found murdered in her bethesda home, just a couple miles from the university. police believe she interrupted a burglary. they say she was beaten to death. her 199 jeep cherokee was stolen from her home. it was recould beered after a lice pursuit and crash in the district some 13 hours after the murder. 18-year-old deandrew hamlin was supposed to be under the department of youth services at the time. he's not been charged with professor marcum's murder. her loss is felt here every day. >> she was everyone's favori professor. she's the one that made students fall in love with accounting. she's a professor that made students want to goo into a career in business. they wanted sue to write their recommendations for graduate school. they wanted sue to meet their parents at comme

nothing going on in bethesda. and in northwest it's quiet right now. springfield is quiet. toward dulles and past ashburn and leesberg we do see some showers. light activity though. what is going to happen in the next hour will find some motion and so we're looking at wet roads through the evening commute. no doubt about that. the good news is it will just be light to moderate activity. don't see anything heavy with the last batch of showers. and let's go to the computer. temperatures, a bargain and getting off easy. 60 downtown. 55 in arlington. and mid 50sin reston and sterling. so temperatures above average for this time of night and they won't fall off. as the winds pick up, it will be a warm wind. biggest winds out to the west. oakland, 20 mile-per-hour wind gusts, leesberg 18 mile-per- hour wind gusts but they begin to pick up out of the southwest after midnight. so hang on to your hat. wednesday windy and mild. gusts to 40 miles per hour possible. especially west of town. thursday, breezy and cooler. and friday sunny and chilly. but a nice day on friday. here is a lo

.  >>> let's take a look at what is happening in bethesda.n the wake of the overnight storms. this will be the same pretty much everywhere across the region. this particular shot at arlington boulevard and bradley boulevard in bethesda but you will find it in many places today. >> i actually had to avoid some limbs out on the road. >> i believe it. a lot of wet leaves all over the roadway. be ready for that. very impressive line of thunderstorms came through. we thought we might see some thunderstorms but these were particularly strong. severe thunderstorm warnings were issued across much the area. that is all out of here. quiet now and we have a big windstorm later today as our come continues to crank up to our north. we are not quite done with it yet. good news is more sunshine and warmer temperatures in the forecast later today. we'll talk about latest conditions and we'll show you the showers and thunderstorms come roaring through here and they were very impressive. look at that line, the dark yellows and reds, the line of thunderstorm ac

bethesda 35, reston, 33. herndon , 35. thank you, mr. hack there. 39 at andrews air force base, columbia 40. gaithersburg 37 degrees. fort belvoir is 33. 38 at national. light southwest winds at 6 miles per hour. the humidity is 86% and partly cloudy skies to start your day. we are looking at showers and snow showers yesterday and this morning across new york state and pennsylvania. around here some spotty clouds moving in this northwesterly flow with high pressure dominating the ohio and tennessee valleys and it will continue to control our weather through the day with sunshine and really a fairly nice day, albeit on the cool side with highs between 51 and 56. tonight back in the 30s and 40s. for saturday the front comes here late in the day. ahead of it, we'll be mild. temperatures 60ish. sunday this front will be south of us. it will once again be in the low to mid 50s. football forecast, playoff games going on. temperatures at 7:00, down into the mid-40s, lower 40s toward the end of the game. fortunately winds will not be too strong.

if you go to the redskin game, expect 50s. 55 in arlington, 54 in bethesda. temperatures of 57 in leesberg, one of the warmer readings. and 54 in beltsville and 52 up at laurel. and speaking of the redskin game, it looks like cloudy at 7:00 and 5, cloudy at 9:00 and 52. toward the end of the game seeing showers and temperatures around 52. not cold but if you throw in shower it's will feel cooler. so showers possible for the second half. satellite radar combined, not quite a nor'easter to the west of us. so the winds are southeast of us. but in the meantime it will provide a good swath of moisture from the southeast to the mid-atlantic region and into the ohio and tennessee valleys late tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow evening. in the meantime, just clouds. but showers are just to the south west of us. they'll be moving in again probably around 10:00, 11:00. they'll get into culpeper before getting into frederick because they're moving from southwest to northeast. so just keep that in mind if you are going to try to take that dog for a walk late tonight. so g

. -- silver springs, bethesda, and others. these would permit levels as loud as 77 decibels. heavy traffic can reach as loud as 85 decibels. the bill will be voted on by the full council. >>> the defense department is launching an investigation on plans to move thousands of defense jobs to alexandria. the investigation will ask why this move comes with no direct access to major roads. six to 400 defense workers are set to work at the center next september. -- 6400 defense workers are set to work at the center. they do not think the new investigation will delay the timeline. >>> is 5-year-old trial against tom delay is now in the hands of a jury. closing arguments ended in taxes. in 2002, he illegally funneled money to republican candidates in texas. he has pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement. >>> the five somali men on trial are accused of trying to overtake the u.s.s. nicholas off the coast of africa. the manner fishermen who were kidnapped by pirates and forced them to open fire. they face life in prison if convicted. >>> now the secret service agents at john f. k

near oak view elementary school and have passed -- and have had gusts of 26 miles an hour. 50 in bethesdalittle breeze but nothing like we had earlier in the day. 65, unseasonably warm. this contributed to the line of severe storms this morning. 57 as the average high. as far as the temperatures go, they are dropping with lighter winds and clear skies tonight. we will warm up and to the '50s, so typical autumn temperatures. warmer readings pushing south and to florida. 78 degrees in miami. you have to go way far south to get the warmth. great falls montana, 18 degrees. that pushed of cold air is indicative of the change in seasons here. we will feel a real chill in the air by thanksgiving day. the storm is out with high pressure building in. it is short-lived because we will go back to increasing cloudiness and the next federal system approaching with a few sprinkles during the day. increasing clouds and temperatures in the mid-50s. what about the next seven days? here is how it looks -- partly to mostly cloudy with a sprinkle tomorrow. sunshine saturday and upper 50s on sunday and a slig

she taught in the school of business much she was killed in her bethesda home two weeks ago. so far police have not charged anyone if her murder. >>> the man accused of trying to help al-qaeda bomb metro stations says he's not guilty. that was farooque ahmed's plea at his arraignment today. the 34-year-old pakistani born u.s. citizen was arrested last month. federal officials say ahmed plotted with people he thought were al-qaeda members who bomb several metro stations but those people were actually undercover agents. ahmed has requested a jury trial and it's scheduled to begin in april. >>> a bit of a scare this morning for an air canada flight that took off from reagan national. a malfunctioning ventilation system caused the plane to have to come back to the airport. fire crews met the jet on the runway had it landed just in case. passengers and crew all got off okay. the incident did not interrupt other operations at the airport. >>> the race is finally over in the 11th congressional district. today keith fimian conceded defeat. connolly won by only 981 votes, but as peggy

police arrested hubert allen rlin in bethesda. his dna matched a crime commit indeed 1984 when a woman was walking home from her job at mogomery mall. she was beaten, raped and left on the roa police followed all leads but the case went cold until april of this year. detectives reopened the case and sent physical evidence for testing. they found a match and issued a warrant for his arrest. >>> a serial rapist may beon the loose in the as salesperson hill area. another woman reported a case last month and another back in june. poce need you to get a good look at this picture. this is a composite sketch of the man. surveillance cameras may he captured an image of him. police believe two men carried out june's attack but the m in the sketch may have been involved. >>> policeow arrested two teens for a second beating and stabbing at a shopping center in manaas. it happened a lot grant avenue saturday nig. the victim is expected to recover. police made the arrest sunday. they said the beating is gang related and connected to a deadly s

low 40s in bethesda. 43 up in laytonsville. 40 in reston, 43 in fairfax.'s talk about the outside story. thursday we'll have afternoon clouds. start out sunny tomorrow, and then thursday night will be cold. colder than tonight, actually, as winds diminish a little bit. friday will be chilly. in fact, cooler on friday. little bit below average on friday. friday night will be colder, so it will be nice for the high school football game just a little bit on the chilly side. our 9 future cast, look what happens by noon tomorrow. start out clear so grab the shades when you get up to go to work. clouds come in. stays dry, mid-level clouds come in in the afternoon and this is snow out west of the the divide in oakland and garrett county, maryland, as far as we're concerned just clouds with the system. it clears up quickly. by evening we'll be getting the clouds out of here and by 11:00 this time tomorrow night we're be clear again. not a big system, just a few clouds. tonight, clear skies, breezy, colder. upper 30s to mid-40s, winds north northeast at 10 to 15. t

she was killed in her bethesda home two weeks ago and so far police have not charged anyone in that murder. >>> akron man accused of trying to help al-qaeda bomb metro stations says he is not guilty. that was his plea today in arraignment. the pakistan-born u.s. citizen said he plotted with people he thought were members of al- qaeda but those people turned out to be undercover federal agents. the trial is scheduled to begin in april. >>> bus is turning. that's the announcement you might start hearing coming from metro buses along several routes right here in dc. the unstuffed dc metro blog posted video this morning so we went out to find out what riders think of the plan that is supposed to avoid pedestrian accidents. >> the bus is turning. three or four blocks. >> reporter: calvin is already pretty familiar with that new caution message from some metro buses in north eastern dc. >> that's a good idea. >> can't hear that well. >> reporter: the washington metro transit authority says the shouting buses are part of a test program to help keep pedestrians safer when a bus turns the corner. >

%-emergency room and went back home n bethesda. >> i was sitttng on the couch because i couldn't liewas so bad and i just burst into tears and then i kind of sort of hyper ventilate. about six hours later i went back to the emergency room because i ouldn't lie. >> reporter: this time doctors found something. >> he ssys, you not only have one clot in one lung which is the laagest clot i have seen in -y 30 years of practice but you have blood clots in both lungs. >> reporter: exxept one. >> the one possibilitt of why i got to where iiwas was because of the birth control pill.3 >> reporter: she had been taking the oral contraceptive yaz for over four years. 35 and smoking. warnings, over >> reporter: after six days in the hospital nd months of thousands of other women across tte country in-law suits against bayer the maker of yaz. p> thiss s not a pill that an be categoorzed with all of the others. there's something different about this pill that is hhving terrrble side effects. >> reporter: lodi and more than 60 other women from our region are represented by atttrney andrew berman and

showers north up into bethesda and into howard county and showers along i-81. for tonight, here's the deal. we're going to exchange one problem for another. rain tapers to showers. the showers end by midnight. then it becomes windy and mild. low temperatures in the 50s. we'll come back and talk about where the wind advisories have been posted and talk about tooler air moving in. >>> a driver has pled guilty toinvoluntary manslaughter in a crash that killed a friend and badly injured a soccer player. it took place last year along the gw park way. the night of the crash, espinoza had an alcohol level well beyond the legal limit. the accident killed ashley roberta. >>> not a nice night out there on the beltway. richard andre is in the traffic center. we know when it rains around here, it pours for folks trying to get home. >> that's true. as a matter of fact we have a serious accident between route 5. that's because after serious injury that closed it down. it looks like we have all the emergency people there, ambulance, fire, police, so you're being advised not t

we're still 55 in arlington, 54 in bethesda, and generally in the 50s. most folks in the 50s. travel day wednesday, looks like this. showers out in the pacific northwest, and that's a relief for them because they actually have had snow, very cold in the northern rockies and snow new as we get into the northern plains states on wednesday. there could be some delays as we get into minneapolis, maybe denver, and showers from chicago down through st. louis is all the way to the gulf coast. some of those could cause some delays but not crazy. and for us, in the east, it's going to be just nice. sunshine on wednesday, cool, and dry. so we're in pretty good shape from raleigh to d.c., boston, back to detroit, over to cincinnati and cleveland as well. all right, the outside story. a nice travel day, mild tomorrow, a few afternoon showers and evening showers. showers end tuesday night. wednesday cooler but nice. turkey day is going to be wet but milder although i think most of the showers will he but in the morning on turkey day. if you are playing some afternoon football i think it wi

but 52 in rockville, bethesda, college park and 51 in beltsville. and there is the one 49 up in laurel and columbia. cooler off to the north and east. so the redskin forecast then, temperatures in the 50s. 7:00 drive but by 9:00 we'll see showers. and by 11:00 we'll see rain and showers. temperatures in the low 50s. all right, let's talk about the outside story. locate your umbrella. tuesday morning will be a wet commute. tuesday evening is a wet commute and wednesday -- tuesday will be cooler. wednesday is going to be nice. it will be windy but still a very nice day. now we're coming off what is perhaps the nicest weekend i can remember in november. so we've had it lucky. got to pay the piper a little bit at some point. tonight there is the rain and showers, perhaps as far north as frederick by about 10:00. let me go back to live doppler 9,000. you can access this on our website at wusa9.com. rain now for the time being. southern maryland and fredericksberg down 95 and to the south of culpeper. now zoom in just a little bit and we'll kind of see th

in fact, 47 in fairfax, and at reston, 48 in sterling, 47 even in bethesda. 48 in rockville, as you work your way up 270. and 45 already in gaithersburg. still 52 out towards college park. all right, the outside story. well, chilly tomorrow. but milder on saturday. and tonight, we're clear out, cold, sunny and chilly on friday. i mean, a very nice day on friday. just kind of chilly. then we get milder again on saturday. breezes pick up. it's a mild breeze. then we turn around and get chilly again on sunday. so no one pattern holds for them for 36 hours. tonight, clearing skies, breezy, cold. 34 to 32. and winds are out of the northwest at about 10 to 15. lows tonight, winds are actually doing us a favor. the winds were dead calm. we would be in the upper 20s and the low 30s. but we have a little bit of a breeze. mid-30s in rockville. mid-40s downtown and around the beltway. 39 at college park. 37 out in bowie. and out to the west, we have 30s as well. 36 in fairfax. 35 in sterling, and even 34 out towards leesburg and our friends out in middleburg. all right, friday morning, mostly sunny

check out bethesda hitting 73 degrees as did clarksville. most spots in the mid to upper 60s. 66 in bel-air, but look how rapidly this dry air cools off. we're already in the low 50s out there headed to the 40s awfully quickly. in fact chester town now reporting 48. , well clear skies over the entire east coast but there is a storm forming in the midwest. 50s nice and clear a great great start as we continue on this veteran's day weekend we'll talk about the approaching rainstorm it's all coming up. >>> thanks, wyatt. a wal-mart worker in wisconsin is sounding off. she claims she was punished on veteran's day yesterday for wearing a marine's t-shirt. this worker has been there 12 years said she did it in support of her son who is right now in iraq. she was sent home five hours into her shift for wearing that black marine t-shirt under her blue wal-mart uniform. >> the assistant manager terry came up to me and said you're not in work apparel you need to go home. they really took me by surprise and i just -- i'm in shock. >> in a statement a s

still 56 in bethesda. 56 in reston. 58 in sterling, and 59 in leesberg. that's as warm as it's been so far today, right now. and hang on to your hat. gusts of 40 mile-per-hour possible, 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts in the mountains. breezy and cooler on thursday. sunny and chilly on friday. now for tonight, rain turns to showers. those showers end by midnight. windy and mild, lows in the low 50s. and quite frankly i think that's high. i think we may be in the upper 50s because southwest winds gusty. and tomorrow morning partly cloudy and windy and mild. grab a light jacket. winds could gust to 30 miles per hour in the afternoon. by the afternoon windy and nice. highs low to mid-60s. winds could gust in excess of 25 miles per hour in the afternoon. next three days, windy tomorrow and breezy and cooler on thursday. mostly cloudy on thursday. sunshine returns on friday but cool. mid-50s. weekend looks nice. 60 on saturday, 54 on sunday. we lower temperatures on sunday but still sunshine on saturday and sunday we'll take it. back up to 60 on monday. showers ar

it's still in the 50s. 56 in bethesda. these are actually average highs for this time of the year.emperatures have fallen into the 40s out in leesburg. but it's only 48. 54 still in rockville. 46 in college park. that is well above average. all right. temperature roller coaster the next tum of days. tuesday will be mild. a few showers tomorrow afternoon. there is not a lot of moisture with this next system. now, wednesday will be cooler, almost chilly. and then for turkey days showers and mild but the showers will be actually in the morning. travel weather, some showers in seattle all the way down to san francisco and very cold all the way down to la. bitterly cold. great falls will barely get above 0. a little bit of snow falls in the rocky. more showers and rain through parts of the midwest and back into the lower plains and showers, even a few thunderstorms on the gulf coast. as far as we're concerned on wednesday, we're great. sunshine and cool and chilly. but if you're travel to raleigh over to detroit or cincinnati or columbus up to boston, fine. loths of sunshine. -- lots of

now hundreds of residents of a north bethesda high-rise are trying to prevent the deportation of a helper. when we sent gary nurenberg to get the story, he had to wait in line. >> reporter: we were waiting for him to tell his story. >> these are good people. they're not criminals. they're our families. for them to be going through something like there just really captivates our local audience. >> reporter: it's a family that may soon be torn apart because his petition for permanent residency has been denied. he came here legally 15 years ago and now because of legalities. >> my mom and my brother were praying that dad would be able to say. >> reporter: but not if the residents of the wisconsin condominium can help it. >> we're trying very, very hard to make sure that he gets as much help as we can possibly get him. >> reporter: a petition drive in the building that more than 300 signatures in 24 hours, thousands for the defense fund. >> i call them my angels. they are caring, compassionate. they come crying and say we love you. you're like my son. you're like my brother. stuff like that.

feels more like october. 58 still downtown. 55 in bethesda. 57 out in leesburg for crying out loud. that is way toesy turvy. even off to the south and west, warm in manassas. and 54 in fairfax. these are quite a bit above average. let's talk about travel day on wednesday. i know some folks make tuesday the travel day but we will focus on wednesday. showers in portland and perhaps san francisco, a pretty good snowstorm will go on in the northern rockies working its way to the northern plain states. if you fly to minneapolis or denver you may have problems with snow. arctic blasts across the northern rockies. super cold. some areas will be below zero during the day on wednesday. showers, des moines, st. louis, kansas city, little rock back to dallas, could be a cause for some delays but at least it is not snow. good news, east now we're in great shape, essentially from raleigh to boston, back to detroit. including pittsburgh and cincinnati and cleveland. going to be chilly to cool, yes, but it will be mostly sunny. so if your plans take you in the immediate metro area or mid atlantic

here's a look at those current temperatures. 44 in arlington, 41 in b bethesda,39 in gaitersburg.we're looking at temperatures primarily in the upper 30s and lower 40s. 44 in arlington, 42 in rockville and gaiterringburg over at sherwood, probably around 40 or 39 out near ashton and sandy springs at this hour. 42 in fairfax and 38 in reston. here's the deal, another nice weekend, a nice november weekend, breezy and milder on saturday. it's going to be cold again saturday night. if you're going to go to the terps game, 8:00 start. sunday mostly sunny and cooler, but still nice. and monday we are milder once again. so temps have a hard time making up their mind the next couple of days. for tonight clear skies and cold, no doubt about this tonight. 34 to 42. winds southwest at 10. in fact, i think it's one of those nights where temps fall very, very rapidly until about midnight and then they kind of level off a little bit as winds turn southwesterly at 10. in fact, lows tonight, 35 in gettysburg, 36 in rockville. a little cold pocket out in buoy. 35 out there. low 40s downtown and in

case of a murdered american university professor. 52-year-old sue ann marcum was found dead in her bethesda home last month. the next day 18-year-old deandre ham lynn was found driving her home -- hamlin was driving her mercedes. police called him a potential suspect in the murder but he has not been charged. >>> coming up next the jack johnson arrest gets even the taiwanese cgi treatment, the cartoon that takes on the corruption scandal on the other side of the break, but first you seen this? a renegade bull jumps into the stands of a rodeo in canada this weekend. if it was california it would be a rodeo. the 1,600-pound animal shook its rider, jumped over the barrier into the stands, took a few minutes before the staff brought it under control, four people hurt, not surprisingly. the bull will not be returning to the rodeo. [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down.

. >> repter: on october 25, 52-year-old sue marcum was found murdered in her bethesda home, just a couple miles away from the au campus. police believe she interrupted a rglary and was beaten to death. her 1999 jeep cherokee was recovered hours later after a police pursuit and crash in the district. 18-year-old deandrew hamlin who was injured in the crash was arrested for unauthorized use of the jeep. but neither he nor anyone else has been charged with professor marcum's murder. friends prefer not to dwell on how she died but how she lived as she passed along her enthusia for her chosen field, accounting, to a new generation. >> she was a warm, special person and, you know, we're here to, you know, honor hernd it's just a tragic thing. >> she always had a smile, always a laugh in her voice, you know? and made accounting fun. how do people make accounting fun? >> a bunch of us came back together who hadn't seen each other in years because we knew her as time passed. >> professor mrcum, who is also a graduate -- professor marcum, who is also a graduate of american university established a

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it's 64 at national and 62 in bethesda. 61 in reston and 62 in beltsville. a little crazy warm for this time of night. here is the deal. tonight windy and mild. maybe a thunderstorm. windy and mild on wednesday. we're talking winds up to 30, 40 miles an hour. 50-mile an hour winds in the mountain where advisories have been posted. and you need some shades tomorrow and probably a little patience. at least it won't have the wet roads that we had this morning. tonight mostly cloudy, windy and mild. a shower or thunderstorm possible. got to keep it in until about 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. temperatures for lows in the 50s. winds southwest 15-25 and gusty. by tomorrow morning, windy and mild. partly cloudy. grab a light jacket. 50s to around 60s. now the winds are 15-30 and gusty and tomorrow night partly cloudy, windy, still nice. winds more westerly at 15-25 and a little gusty. next three days, nice tomorrow but windy. 62. temps go down 58 with clouds on thursday. 54, kind of cool on friday. next seven days, we go back up to low 50s to mid 50s on friday. back

. >> reporter: a wealthy stockbroker from bethesda.he inspired me to get involved in the american system. and actually, the first house that i wound up buying was his. >> repter: the first of many over the years. charles doesn't develop much property anymore, but what he has never stopped doing is reaching out men who once were just like him. >> i've got to come home, and i grab him. and i begin to show them what's necessary to re-enter into society successfully. >> reporter: men like william lawson. not a lot of options after a longime in prison. >> i know i'm not alone. i know someone know my struggle. he knows what i've been thugh. he knows where i'm trying to go. and he's opened his arms to a degree where he'll assist me. >> i put my hand out. i did the same thing that was done for me by joe luske. >> there's more to charles's story. you can see on our news 4 "ts week" broadcast on sunday, the 28th, at noon. >> wow, what an inspiring story. >> good man. >> good stuff. interested to see more. >>> so it's darn colout there tonight. >