coming in from gaithersburg, rockville, bethesda, great shape. no problems on 355, bethesda. the beltway looks good north of town. let's take a live look at georgia avenue. very lightville between 95 and 270 -- light volume between 95 and 270. more than 19 million people have visited healthcare.gov since three weeks ago. >> but the rollout has been plagued with problems. republicans are demanding answers while the president is vowing to make changes. >> reporter: house republicans get back to work today and they want to know what went wrong with the government's website consumers use to shop for health insurance plans. >> they us over and ov again that they were going to be ready. >> reporter: congressman fred upton, the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee will hold a hearing thursday to look into the glitches. monday he issued a statement saying it is now time for all those responsible to explain what happened. >> there's no excuse for the problems. >> reporter: president obama is promising fixes. among the changes is a new feature called see plans now which

it breaks loose after georgia avenue heading into bethesda.r next live picture if you're planning to head here at the american legion bridge. a little further out to the west side of the beltway, it's in great shape between tysons and bethesda and i'm going to step out. this is newington heading northbound toward springfield. the lanes are open. it's just going to be heavy for you same through landmark. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic after the >>> it's 6:53. pretty skies. clear skies. sunrise coming up at 7:30, 7:31. looks like we'll have sunshine today. it is chilly this morning, 46. that's at national. lots of areas in the mid-30s right now. mix of sun and clouds today, seasonably cool. average high 64, getting 63. so 60 to 65 general range this afternoon. enjoy it. >>> jesse jack song, jr. must -- jackson, jr. must report to a federal prison in north carolina today. the 48-year-old democrat was sentenced to two and a half years. he pleaded guilty to misusing three-quarters after million dollars in campaign funds for perso

at first, it was a 911 call about a sick person at the middle brook apartment building in bethesda. a maintenance worker made his way outside and then joined by a second sick man. the rescue squad is literally across the street stkpwhr-fplt/ it was a blessing that the chief officer responded on this call as a medical call and recognized the severity of it and then moved to turn it into a hazardous materials incident with additional resources. >>>reporter: suspecting carbon monoxide poisons, firefighters with breathing apparatus immediately evacuated the building. >> the first thing i heard was a poundingen my door. firefighter was out there pounding on all of the doors on the 8th floor, tells us to evacuate as soon as possible. >>>reporter: as residents spilled out, 15 people were disoriented and needed oxygen immediately. >> i saw people -- -- they looked like they were close to fainting, i guess. they didn't look 100% there. >> firefighters were told by maintenance workers that the building's emergency generator started up and was running for an unknown length of time when they we

bethesda magazine reports the road connecting interstate 270 and 95 north of the beltway is carrying a lot less traffic than some folks had originally predicted and the initial 1 billion price tag, well, it's $2.4 billion and that means the other tolls across maryland are being raised to help pay for an icc that few folks are using. >> we all know toll roads can be frustrating, but are they more frustrating than congress? that is the question in our d.c. area frustration madness bracket today. log on to tell wusa9.com. let us know which one of those things frustrates you the most. >> and maybe you should do this. >> you can add the press. in an editorial, the newspaper called the name of the washington football team racist. building for changing the name, but the owner has called the name a badge of honor and says he will never change that. >> the federal judge has regeeked a request from the democratic party of virginia. the group had asked that the state board of elections reinstate 40,000 voters who are purged of the roles. they registered in some other states, but the democrats m

and the winds are going to be northeast. 62 bethesda. 62 arlington. low 60s in springfield. up in college park, and 62 down in waldorf. so, clouds move in tonight, but we stay dry. that's some good news. dry morning commute. that is also good news. chilly at the bus stop tomorrow, 40s and 50s, but dry, and then start to go downhill. by evening, temperatures will fall off a little bit and rain will develop. if you are south of town, the rain will get there quicker. we'll show you our future cast. we have rain as far north after la plata, into parts of prince georges county. you are still dry up 270 and dry out 66, but we go through the afternoon and evening, everybody is going to have a wet commute coming home and this is moderate rain stretching on the west side of 95 between d.c. and fredericksburg. rains all night tomorrow and into tomorrow night, we get a heavier batch of rain denoted by this orange part. so locate the umbrella and keep it handy. increasing clouds tonight, a little breezy, a little chilly, too. 46 to 54. so, 50s to start tomorrow, dry through the morning,

river road out of bethesda. a live look outside one more time, here's the beltway in silver springs. >>> hundreds of thousands of federal workers have a big pay day coming. employees who stayed home or worked without pay will receive back pay in their next paycheck. for most those will come october 2nd. >>> the national zoo reop today. the impact of the 16-day shutdown is still being felt. just look at the lines tside this now open social security office in minnesota. hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been been paid for weeks. they will get back way but likely not until the end of the months. thursday president obama had a special message for federal employees. >> thanks for your service. welcome back. >> reporter: then he delivered a message to congress. get back to work. >> pass a budget, immigration reform, farm bill. those would make a huge difference in our economy right now. >> reporter: negotiations for a permanent budget solution are already underway. >> we think it is high time we start to r

bethesda faced martin, still plans to lay off 2400 people because of the shutdown. and there is no guarantee they will ever get their back pay. in bethesda, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> federal transportation safety officials will not be investigating this weekend's death in a metro tunnel due to the government shutdown. again, one worker was killed, two injured in a welding accident on the red line near union station. the ntsb says investigators and the agency would investigate accidents where there is an imminent threat to human life or property until the shutdown is over. >> and the government shutdown means yahoo! may have to wait langer to make its case. the incident company is trying to prove it was forced to disclose user and customer data to national security agencies. but the justice department will delay with the surveillance court, arguing that its attorneys aren't allowed to work until the shutdown is done. >> at least 24,000 federal workers in our neighborhood have now filed for unemployment. the d.c. department of employment services says it is processing m

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is the weather going to be nice out for taste of bethesda? >> eileen will be at taste of bethesda, so hopefully she will make the weather nice. >> exactly. since i'm going of course the weather is going to be fantastic. actually, we just lucked out that way. hopefully you will come join me tomorrow and the rest of us at abc7 and newschannel 8. shorts and t-shirt weather, in the 80s. let me get you started here. it is beautiful. a little on the muggy side. i wasn't anticipating having to deal with freeze on an october morning but i do. we have patchy fog. parts of prince george's dealing with visibilities less than a mile in some spots. 83 by lunch time. 86 by 5:00 p.m. the weekend looks splendid the rain holds off until monday. all right, amanda meadows how are things looking on the roadways? >> eileen it is not so pretty on the roadways right now, especially on 395. we've picked up a crash that has traffic setting still as you come in from the springfield interchange. you can see why. the two left lanes it looks like the three left lanes, ar

river road through bethesda. if you're planning to head over to the beltway, gw parkway is in good shape as well. we'll take a live look if you're planning to head here on the beltway north of town at new hampshire avenue. super light volumes this morning once again between 95 and 270. back to you guys. >> thanks, monika. >>> 4:50 now. the shutdown of the federal government did not stop d.c. police from unveiling their newest weapon in the fight against terrorism and other emergencies. >> they actually built a small town. bruce johnson got to see an up close demonstration of police training there. >> this is only a drill. the d.c. police department, emergency response team is training how to take back a school that is seized. >> these are not scenarios we can practice out in public. >> the schools, the streets, the other buildings all part of the new tactical urban village where police can train year round for emergencies like the assault on the washington navy yard. >> every officer i spoke to that entered that

and the weather even for the taste of bethesda looks fantastic.ere, a lot of people from the station. we hope you'll join us much the weather will be delightful. it is nice out there this morning, not too cold. a little bit cool, though. 50s across most of the area. 54° right now in gaithersburg. 53° at bwi. 58° at quantico and 61 downtown. it will be spectacular. later this afternoon, temperatures warming up nicely. 76° by lunch time. about 81° by 5:00. our high today 82°. and we're climbing into the middle 80s for the day tomorrow and also throughout the rest of the work week. so really, things looking fantastic in the weather center. how are they looking on the roadways? let's turn it over to amanda meadows, who has a look at the tuesday morning commute. >> good morning, eileen. we are seeing some activity, things getting thick there on the american legion bridge. we were watching looks like a mobile unit. construction area where we were seeing those delays. so this is going to actually be along south capitol street. you can see a little police

than a dozen people had to be taken to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning in a high-rise in bethesda, maryland, today. it could have been a lot worse. somebody pulled an alarm and surae chinn report, the resident, many of them elderly, knew exactly what to do. >> it's a crazy scene. i have never seen anything like it. >> headed down 8 flights of stairs when his friend fell to the ground. >> she fainted and hit her head, i guess, going down the stairwell. >> 150 people evacuated the building, including the elderly. 15 drentzs 15 residents had to be taken to the hospital. two flown to a trauma center. fire, ems, and hazmat teams responded and treated the sick on site. around 10:30 saturday morning, firefighters came to the 11 story middle brook apartment located at old georgetown road in bethesda for a medical call. montgomery county assistant chief says, there was a malfunction in the building's backup generator. >> building maintenance workers downstairs, a generator had been running. we don't know how long, we don't know why. it was not ventilating properly and that worker was overc

temperatures, well 64 in bethesda. pretty uniform. 63 in arlington. 64 in springfield. 67 in college park. one of the warmer readings, but only 63 in waldorf and looking at low 60s by the water, by the bay. so, clouds move in tonight, but we stay dry. that's the good news. the morning commute will be dry. that's also good. and then we get into the bus stop. it's going to be chilly. 40s and 50s. you'll be dry at the bus stop. when you come home, there will be showers and rain. maybe some rain gear tomorrow and everybody, i think, will have a wet commute coming home on wednesday. in fact, here's why. we'll stop this for you. i just tweeted this out, this exact animation. follow this at topper's weather. so, at noon, we have rain already in la plata. we have rain in southern maryland. but if you're west of 95 or north of 66 or north of 50, you're still dry for the most part. by 6:30, pretty much this time tomorrow night, we have rain everywhere. it's generally light to moderate rain. the yellow, heavier rain down to the s

. >>> all walter reed, bethesda, gs employees are to report to work monday for their normal schedulesis a day off, you're a compressed schedule, the day is still a day off. you have scheduled leave tomorrow, you are entitled to that leave. >>> at least one bethesda restaurant lost power tonight when some electrical lines fell along arlington road no, word what caused the power lines to fall, but metro says about 182 customers also lost power. the staff at uncle julio's has not charged customers during the outage this evening. we're told tonight some customers have promised to return to uncle julio's tomorrow to pay their tabs. the power is back on tonight. >>> the worker at medstar died after being overcome by fumes while trying to fix the air conditioning in one of the hospital's buildings. in a statement tonight medstar says melvin lewis had worked there for some 15 years. he was in the mechanical room of the hospital's east building when the incident happened this afternoon. the building was evacuated for about an hour we're told before d.c. fire said it was clear to go back in. >>

here's the american legion bridge between bethesda and tyson. >>> a group of local trash workers say they have been fired from their jobs because they were trying to unionize. >> delia goncalves is live with this story and what could be the resolution of this. >> reporter: you city there are two of the county trash companies, two of the telecompanies here in montgomery county not on strike. trying to settle everything and get people back to work. he was unable to do so and union negotiations at potomac disposal here in gaithersburg broke down. over at unity disposal and laurel, those striking employees are trying to form a union. they walked off the job tuesday after a coworker was fired i don't these workers have the full protection of workers strike laws. and shouldn't have been able to be fired from this job. they are county residents, a lot of them. they want to work, they are proud to serve and this is a fight for the benefits they need to take care of themselves and their families. >> reporter: here's what the company had to said, unity disposal has been fully servicing its cli

police say the man smashed his car into a curb in bethesda. then he walked to an apartment complex called the avalon, where he broke into an apartment with a woman and child inside. then he got into a second apartment and grabbed a three- year-old boy. officers cornered the suspect in the stairway. the child was not hurt. >>> police are searching for three armed robbers who stole drugs and money from a falls church pharmacy. investigators have released surveillance video from last friday afternoon inside bailey's pharmacy on columbia pike. it shows masked assailants forcing workers into the back and dumping bottles of pills into black plastic bags. one worker was injured when she was sprayed with mace. >>> time for another your money report. jessica is off today. we are hoping for green arrows in the united states after mixed results yesterday. most of the major asian markets are up, except for japan. that closed up overnight. the big european markets started the morning in positive territory. the dow fell two points after a disappointing earn

bethesda now wet. you're getting wet weather. for gaithersburg, for maryland, for lake shore, you're currently dry, but showers are on the way. let me show you your hour by hour forecast for the morning. pretty sloppy for the morning rush. we have rain across the area. 30, maybe 40 miles per hour right near the coast. so nasty also for the evening rush. temperatures will be held down. the high temperature tomorrow, just 59 degrees. i promised you i would take the inland from coastal areas. look at the wind gusting over 30 miles per hour for areas of central maryland and northern virginia. we have areas of steady rain coming up. could see between one and two inches of rainfall here. no big flooding across the area, but minor river flooding. off to the west, not quite as much wind. the winds could gust to 25, maybe close to 30 miles per hour. that is possible for areas there. western maryland. areas of eastern west virginia. only half to an inch of rain through friday. so again, we're taking you through friday with some of the high

la protesta ha afectado a los residentes de bethesda, potomac, y silver spring.nia dijo que el fin de semana realizará reparaciones en varias vías causando cierres. se llevarán a cabo en la carretera tres 95 y la 95 entre washington y stanford. los carriles de alta capacidad serán cerrados a partir de las 11:00 de la noche hasta el lunes a las cinco de la mañana. los conductores deberán esperar retrasos y tomar vías alternas. -así nos vamos a la pausa, antes un avance de lo que se discutirá en el programa político, agenda, de este sábado. >> juliana: el presidente obama anunció que un importante abogado del pentágono ha sido nominado para ser el nuevo secretario de seguridad nacional. fue consejero del departamento de seguridad interna en el primer mandato de obama y ayudó a estructurar muchas de las políticas contra el terrorismo en la administración. si es aprobado en el senado remplazaría a janet napolitano. -arnold schwarzenegger, quien por siete años fue gobernador de california hasta 2010, ahora quiere ser presidente para 2016. esta cabildeando y escuchando

. >> i'm jessica kartalija at the national institute of health here in bethesda, maryland. three-quarters of alls furloughed. what that means for sick children next. >> reporter: i'm mike schuh live at state health head quarter where where -- where the flu season has arrived two weeks early. >>> in for marty bass in the first warning weather center. we have warm weather straight ahead and then rain by next week. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> she's a well known mouth artist. she joins us on today's coffee with. stay tuned, the eyewitness news morning edition will continue in a moment. i got you white chocolate pumpkin. oh, please don't call me "pumpkin." no, white chocolate and pumpkin. oh! pumpkin. ha-ha! pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. hurry in for delicious pumpkin coffees and lattes today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> it's a purple friday since the ravens play in miami on sunday. it's also 6:30. this live look at the harbaugh or giving you a look at what's happening on the eastern shore. foggy enough some school systems are effected. s

it happened at a high-rise apartment building on battery lane in bethesda on saturday.f the victims were taken to local hospitals. john henrehan has the latest. >> at first, it was a 911 call about a sick person in the middle brook apartment building in bethesda. a maintenance man made himself outside the back of the building and was joined by a second man. >> it was a blessing that the chief officer from the rescue squad responded on the call as a medical call and recognized the severity of it and then moved to turn it into a hazardous materials incident with additional resources. >> firefighters with breathing apparatus immediately evacuated the building. >> basically the first thing i heard was a pounding on my door. firefighters were pounding on all the doors, telling us all to evacuate as soon as possible. >> as residents spilled out, responders realized 15 people were disoriented and needed oxygen immediately. >> i saw people that looked like they were, you know, close to fainting, i guess. they didn't look 100% there. >> firefighters were told by maintenance work

looks great between college col park and bethesda. southbound kennelworthnelw continuing out to to pennsylvania avenue withan lanes open. that is a check of your fox 5 job time traffic.j >> thank you veroby much. at least eight people are dead and self more injured after a fiery multicar crash in tennessee.enne officials say a bus carrying a group of senior citizensen from north carolina blue acaro tire and crossed no the center lane. it hit an s.u.v. and a s tractor trailer. the suffer of the tractorhe trailer was killed. -- the driver of the tractor of trailer was killed. 14 others were taken to the hospital, some in criticall condition. here at home soms parents are outraged after a wholele caravan of buses is caughtught blowing through a stop sign.t >> theop buses were full of students, too.uden it happened at oakenings oak avenue and crawford street.stre the video was shot by a parent. the video was shown to school officials who say they'reey'r investigating the incidentt down. the school reportedly broughtlyb in a driving instru

here's the outer loop past georgia avenue where the pace picks up into bethesda and rockville. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> if the furlough lingers on in already tough economy, many people are really struggling to make ends meet. forget about saving for the future. joining me with some ideas with getting through this time is kathy and also a new jersey girl when you know you're in trouble when two jersey girls get together. thanks so much for coming n. the working world has changed for folks. how so? why is it so different? why does it feel so different nowadays? >> we went from a time where an employee worked for a company for a very long period of time and they were loyal and the company was loyal to them. generally speaking salaries went up over time and things were steady. then sometimes in the '90s, employees found they could jump from job to job and earn short- term money. >> i remember those days. >> now we're in a place where the whole employment world has become so uncertain, you don't know from day to day if your salary is going to remain. it may decrease. y

el paro de labores podría afectar a residencias en potomac más silver spring, bethesda, entre otros.esa. esta sería la segunda huelga en últimos meses. -una votación sobre plan de la línea morada de un tren ligero se ha retrasado, el departamento de transporte de maryland dijo que tomará más tiempo para elaborar la solicitud del proyecto para obtener el diseño de una empresa privada que lo construya, opere y hechos de apagarlo. la propuesta sería presentada al consejo estatal de trabajos públicos hasta el seis de noviembre. se espera que las empresas privadas aporten entre 500 y 900 millones de dólares. -vamos en vivo a washington con cristina caicedo, quien se encuentra en un evento para apoyar a las mujeres víctimas de violencia doméstica. buenas tardes y adelante. >> cristina: buenas tardes, nos encontramos en washington en una subasta silenciosa. las mujeres presentes lo que harán es ponerle un precio a los bolsos, accesorios favoritos y al final de la noche se llevarán los bolsos. las personas se llevarán las manos llenas y todos los fondos recaudados irán para una fundación que

un total de 51 estaciones-cargadas con energi Ía solar- proveerÁn 450 bicicletas en las zonas de bethesdailverspring, takoma park, rockville, y shady grove. los precios de alquiler fluctÚan de acuerdo con el tiempo que se utilizan, pero habrÁ una membresÍa anual de $75, que le permite a los usuarios un nÚmero ilimitado de viajes de 30 minutos cada uno. la red de bicicletas arrendadas enlaza a montgomery con el distrito, arlington y alexandria. para mas informaciÓn, visite el sitio de internet montgomerycountymd. gov/bikesharegraphic: www.montgomerycountymd. gov/bikeshare

upper 60s in bethesda and arlington. 69 in springfield. these temperatures are pretty much average for this time of year. average high is 69. 72 in college park and 69 down in waldorf. so, clouds remain tonight, but milder. almost like a spring. we will be in the 60s downtown. warm tomorrow, especially in the evening and the evening commute will be wet for most. best chance will be 4:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. for showers. and thursday night as a cold front whips on through. midnight or so, walking the dog late. no showers in the immediate metro area. some showers into the mountains. put this back into motion by morning. the computer is over done here with this. some showers are possible in the morning. the best chance will be with the front itself, which comes through in the afternoon and evening. so now by lunchtime, you have showers, culpeper, back into winchester and that rolls through during the evening hours, even a yellow showing up, some heavier activity to north. could see a rumble of thunder. by 11:00, all the showers east of 95 into sou

no problems between bethesda and tysons corner. 270 in good shape. just a slow stretch. outer loop of course it's 95 to georgia avenue on the top side of town. mike, andrea? >> thank you, monika. >>> a deadly shooting outside a local homeless shelter is under investigation this morning. >> fairfax county police were called to the shelter near fort belvoir to break up a fight but officers ended up firing at one of the men involved in the brawl. delia goncalves is live at the scene with the story. you had some late information about what happened. tell us more. >> reporter: the homeless shelter is right across the street. we're here live at the 7-eleven because we're told some of the erratic behavior that may have led up to the fight could have started here at the 7-eleven. i spoke to the morning manager. i showed me the surveillance video, could not release it because of course they have to get corporate approval to do so. but that video i can share with you shows a man walking into the store and immediately acting very erratic and causing a huge disruption, grabbing two-

so about six months. 32 in bethesda. low 30s in rockville. 30 in fairfax, 35 in springfield.uld see 29 in leesberg or 29 or 30 in laytonsville and olney and up toward laurel about 32. by morning, mostly sunny and breezy and cold. grab a jacket. winds kick up again tomorrow that is why it is blustery. northwest 10-15. temperatures in the 40s through 11:00. by 1:00 we are looking at temperatures in the low 50s. but winds kick up west northwest at 1 and a few clouds will return tomorrow afternoon. so we have 53 tomorrow. 59 on saturday. respectable but cool. nice for the terps game. a few clouds come in late and still cool on sunday. temperatures fall a little bit, mid to upper 50s. next 7 days, we go back into the 60s on monday and tuesday. beautiful days really. and then next wednesday and thursday, clouds increase but even warmer. 70 on wednesday, rain showers develop late wednesday or wednesday night and should carry on into thursday with temperatures in the low 70s. so we will rebound. that is a pretty big range of temperature. >> it is. >> we are our substitute in tonight.

outer loop between college park and bethesda.e inbound new york avenue.ve light traffic volume getting through the traffic lights northeast to northwest. >> thank you very much. pope frances is on a special trip. >> he is visiting assisi italy the town where his name sake lived an was buried. st. frances heeded a call from god to repair his church. the 13th century st. is also the patron saint of animals and it has become for churches to bless people's pets. once this blessing takes place in northwest. arch bishop of baltimore will also bless animals at the maryland spca today. coming up next, one of the most anticipated films of thee year hits theaters today.oday we're talking about the movie "gravity." >> kevin mccarty chats with sandra bulloch about her love/hate with the industrystry and what keeps pulling her back to do more work. time now is 5:50.  "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." these are birth control pills. more than half of american women use them at some point

the dea said people in bethesda have reported being victimized and we need to be alert. >> this is notrates. no federal agent would call a citizen on the phone and threaten to arrest them and demand money in exchange for that. >> so if you receive one of these calls and you are asked to call the dea or report it on their website immediately. >> well a woman in training to be a nun charged with murder tonight. she's accused of of killing her newborn child. the girl was studying at the little sisters of the poor in northeast and according to the washington time, she gave birth at the convent and then moments later suffocated her on son doctor -- her own son. today bond was set at $200,000. she remains in the hospital under guard. >> two convicted killers on the run after they broke out of prison. but these guys didn't dig their way out of any crazy secret tunnel. no, they just walked right out using cleverly forged documents called for them to be let go. this went down at a florida prison and it is all just coming to light recently. investigators think the two felons must have had outsid

lockheed martin is based in bethesda, maryland. officialsaos as fire say a man doused himself in gasoline and set himself on fire on the national mall. passersby rushed over and use shirts to try and put out the flame. it is not clear why he did it. the man was airlifted to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. new details tonight about the shooting death of the connecticut woman who led police on a chaotic car chase. she held the delusional belief that president obama was communicating with her, stalking her. them a mercedes she had stopped taking medication for psychosis and depression. an investigation is underway to determine if the deadly force used was born to. unwarranted. says 26 shotsment were fired, who was unarmed. they happen to be working without pay because of the shutdown. the one euro daughter was in the car at the time of the incident was an unarmed -- but was unharmed. >> baltimore county state's attorney confirms a grand jury indicted her on drug-related charges. they were charged with conspiracy to intent

el tren ligero, administrado por la autoridad de tránsito de mérida, conectaría a bethesda con variassos. otros apoyan el proyecto porque dicen que la comunidad depende de este tipo de transporte. -vamos a la información internacional de hoy en el mundo en 60 segundos. >> la canciller al alemán angela merkel, desde bélgica, en la cumbre del líderes europeos dijo que es inaceptable que estados unidos exilia otros países. -el gobierno dominicano anunció un plan para regularizar a más de dos en 2000 indocumentados, en su mayoría haitianos en el limbo migratorio tras la decisión del máximo tribunal despojo de la nacionalidad dominicana a los hijos de indocumentados. -los argentinos tendrán elección es para renovar la mitad de la cámara de diputados y un tercer sanado este domingo, según resultados de las primarias y los sondeos, la presidenta fernández y el frente para la victoria sólo obtendrían el 30 por ciento de votos. -el norte de china es atacado por el mal tiempo, afectando la región autónoma de mongolia y la provincias. la acumulación ha provocado colapso de casas y la temperatura

temperatures, 60 in college park, some 50s now, 58 bethesda, 59 rockville, reston, 57 in fairfax and also down in waldorf. yellow alert for tomorrow and friday for rain, 1 to 2 inches of rain possible by early friday. it's going to be spread out. so there are no flood watches in effect at this point. the next three commutes will be wet including tonight and gusts could be 20 to 40 miles per hour on the lower bay, pretty good time to stay off the water i would say. here's our futurecast. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, good news, no yellows or oranges, the heavier rain, but we is it v green which is a wet commute to -- still have green which is a wet commute to work. by lunchtime pretty wet across the board. by 7:30, some light rain still and we get into friday morning, we still have rain between baltimore, d.c., back to culpeper and fredericksburg. so it's going to be with us for a while. how much will fall? this is one model's forecast. by the time we get to saturday 2 inches downtown, maybe 3 inches in manassas and maybe 2, 3 inches out toward winchester and leesburg, but again it's spre

all walter reed bethesda employees are to report to work. if today is a day off for them, the day is still considered a day off. if they have scheduled leave, they are permitted to take that leave. >>> the u.s. military raided two second terrorist camps this weekend. delta force commandos captured abut amos in libya. and navy seals also stormed a camp in somalia. they were trying to grab a senior leader of al-shabab. >>> in africa, more than 50 people are dead from clashes in egypt between security forces and islamist protesters. supporters are calling for the return of morsi. the muslims chose this day because it is the 40th anniversary of egypt's last war with israel. >>> it is 4:32. metro has identified the contractor killed during a repair work assignment on the red lane early sunday morning. he is 41-year-old harold ingram from new jersey. he was killed and two metro employees injured during the explosion and fire in a tunnel overnight near union station. the men were working to replace a large rail when they were hit by a structure. >>

traffic still moving well it i- 95 and 270 in bethesda. back to you guys. >> thank as lot, monika. >>> october 1 also means some new laws are taking effect in maryland. no more crowding people into your car. all passengers in the back seat of a vehicle have to use a seat belt. also using a cell phone that is not hands free becomes a primary offense now. that means police don't have to pull you over for something else and happen to see you using your cell phone. they can do it just for seeing you holding that cell phone up to your ear. fines $83 for the first offense, $140 for the second offense. $160 after that. >> also starting today, drivers in the district will also see changes if they're cited for a traffic violation. the fines for speeding in the city are increasing. but the citation for failure to stop will decrease from $100 to $50. and the fine for a street sweeping violation, that means you're on the wrong side of the street on the day they are supposed to come through, that's now $45. >>> if you take metro, today the price of a n

still very light between bethesda and tysons corner.ll go back to the maps and this time to route 50 coming in from annapolis right into cheverly. we're in great shape. no problems on the bw parkway out of laurel and greenbelt. we'll take a live look one more time outside. this is 395 at edsall road. back to you. >> see you in a bit. >>> president obama's foreign policy objectives he was working on could be delayed by the federal government shutdown. he may have to cancel a planned trip to asia. >> last night the house failed on several votes to restore funding to individual departments affected by the shutdown. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with more on where things stand now. what agencies were they trying to restore funding to, delia? >> reporter: well, we are hearing that there are a couple of congress members who are cracking under the pressure it seems that they are getting from the public. we're even hearing some republican house members could be showing some signs of compromise. in a move to get federal employees back

i think we'll end up settling on clear to partly cloudy skies. 49 rockville, 48 bethesda, 49 reston, 48 fairfax, average high 65. so this is way below average, 51 in college park and waldorf. so freeze likely north and west of town. however, i don't think we'll have much frost east of i-95, so not much scraping of the windshield tomorrow probably. blustery friday, need your coat and just prepare for high school football. we're talking 30s and 40s during the games. again freeze warning in effect west of i-95, fairfax county, prince william county west, montgomery county, howard county north. that will mean temperatures will be in the upper 20s to around 30. last time we were freezing, national april 4th we were 31 on. may 14th dulles was at 32 and baltimore april 4th was 25. those are the last times we've been freezing. tonight freeze warning west of i-95, clear to partly cloudy, cold, lows 29 to 39. winds will settle down, become northwest at 10. here's our day planner. if you're in the burbs, subtract 5 to 8 degrees. downtown 39 at 7:00, in the 40s at 9:00 and 11:00 back in the low

come out for the taste of bethesda tomorrow. we will be there. we will taste lots of food and it should be fun. the rest of the weekend looks great and the rain moves in on monday. then more seasonable weather for the middle of next week. >> where looking forward to seeing you out there tomorrow. we've got it up date to a story we told you about on wednesday about a couple who had to cancel their plans to get married at the jefferson memorial because of the government shutdown. comedian stephen colbert decided on his tvthe couple show. me by the power vested in the state of new york and the and tire viacom family of entertainment networks, i now pronounce you man and wife. you may kiss the bride. [applause] >> there you have it. he says he is an internet- certified minister. he decided to perform the government shutdown wedding of the century. >> congratulations to the couple. if you have an iphone, you probably heard her voice many times but now we are learning who is the woman behind the virtual assistance. >> siri, who is the real voice? susan

meanwhile, bethesda based defense contractor lockheed-martin announced they will be forced to furlough three thousand workers on monday, if an agreement isn't reached. and... with a pending storm,... they... may... soon feel it even more..../ while... the national weather service... continues to operate,.../ hundreds... of... employees... have been furloughed... and... some... federal resources... that provide information... about... hazardous weather ...are down---/ making it difficult... for vital information... to reach you and me. ((sot- amy fritz national weather service)) the goodard space flight center... in greenbelt maryland... is... also affected by the shutdown, .../ its doors now closed..../ one thing... researchers do there... is 3d mapping, ... which is used by forecasters ...to predict the strength of storms. prosecutors... decide... not... to file charges... against a man..