live in bethesda. abc 7 news. driverformer school bus left children unattended on a bus. he will serve any jail time. >> the stage is getting set for next week. >> outdoor plans. coming to my forecast minutes fr >> a lot of people expected to be at the veterans day concert. >> lies in the district with what guests could expect. >> guests can expect some headaches and great music on the national mall. upset as is getting they move their lighting into place for next tuesday's concert. >> bruce springsteen, terry underwood, and a slew of other artists would perform before an anticipated crowd of 800,000. >> it is pretty awesome. >> you can compare to an inauguration or fourth of july. >> we are well prepared for the crowds them all concertgoers will have to go through security checkpoints starting at 10 a.m.. the three-hour concert starts at seven it tonight. leave your launchers at home. >> they can compare it -- they can prepare to go through. >> this command center will bring every emergency agency together under one roof with some high-tech gadgets. all eyes are watching

this happened in bethesda. what do we know about the thieves?we know the authorities are looking for three men. i want to show you what happened in this neighborhood. .he victim was inside the car her car door was unlocked. that is when the three men approached with a handgun, threaten her, and stole her vehicle. this upscale bethesda neighborhood shocked that crime has crept onto its peaceful street. >> terrible. >> last night, and armed carjacking on hampton lane in the greenwich neighborhood. >> she was taken by surprise. he opened the door and woodward are out of the vehicle with a gun. she did the right thing. she complied. >> three suspects stole the 18-year-old's volvo. the police say it had a maryland tag. the trio took off in the stolen vehicle and headed towards the district. ed at theott intersection of east-west highway and 16th street. steve valentine lives a few doors away from where the carjacking took lace. >> just shocking. you don't expect three people to be walking through the neighborhood and take advantage of somebody sittin

roz plater is live from the festival top do they have any leads -- roz plater is live in bethesda. do they have leads? >> they are hoping that somebody will recognize them by putting his picture on tv. this is targeting sandy spring bank, not just atms in montgomery county but anne arundel, howard, and frederick counties. i call him a tech savvy atm thief, targeting sandy spring banks in four counties and perhaps beyond. >> i do not think something like that could happen. it's a bank like sandy spring. it's concerning. >> so far he has stolen more than $100,000 in the past month, hitting dozens of unsuspecting customers. the bank has sent out warnings. >> they told us to cover our number when we enter our pin. and look for little devices. >> look for devices and stuff like that. recordsed a device to the card and a camera to record the pin number, one step ahead of the law. thing led to another and he keeps evolving. >> this kind of thief is becoming more savvy by the day and so bold that he does not even try to hide his face. awful, but i guess it's the nature of the beast. >> san

look at these temperatures. 32 right at the freezing mark in bethesda. city are in the 20's. we have clear skies out there, but the disturbance will bring in some clouds later on. the good news today is the winds have died down yesterday. we will have nothing like that today. winds will be out of the south at five to 10 miles per hour. it will be 53 to 56 today. tonight, 35 to 43. tomorrow will be milder. almost a 60 on veterans day and very cold by the end of the week. thank you for watching and have a wonderful day. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hello, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." around the world, animals have always been important members of traditional cultures. from kenya's maasai cattle herders... this is maasai village? >> yes, maasai village. >> the mahouts and their elephants in thailand. >> i can't believe how many commands they know. >> he just wiggles his feet. to the gauchos in patagonia. that's amazing, i've never even

a glacial heist at the giant supermarket in bethesda. police say the pharmacist seen in this facebook photo coached thousands of painkillers from behind the counter. customers want to know where the --gs ended up will stop ended up. >> that's a lot of pills. >> detectives say he started small but soon one tablet today turned to 200 and in one case, 450. by the time management caught on one year later, he had reportedly taken 7000 hydrocodone pills from the pharmacy he was hired to manage. >> we are with abc seven news untilfe was all smiles emagin hydrocodone. >> he said he was doing controlled substances. >> that is shocking to me. , myhatever the amount is reaction is the same. be surprised he would involved with something like that. >> he is a bad apple. >> i can't say the words on television. we asked why it took 11 months to notice thousands of missing pills will stop a spokesperson for the grocer refused to answer the question. >> still ahead, a decision a controversial transportation project. what it means for arlington, next. com

we are on the beltway right now in bethesda. you can see our traffic camera here in the car, as we look at the traffic you can see things on the beltway are lighter right now than it normally is during rush hour. 95, we stopped at a couple of rest stops and talked to folks, some road warriors who have been out on the road for quite a long time. we talked to a few folks here at the maryland house. let's hear what theyad to say. likeerybody thinks it is dry weather. they need to slow down. >> we had a little bit of everything coming down. >> it's going to be snow covered roads. of the idiots are staying home, so you can drive. whoever has to be where they've got to be is there already. we only have a couple of idiots who have no idea how to drive. they get into at lane and they think a our caucus. i'm going -- they think they are cops, i'm going to slow everybody down. >> i think that gentleman is pretty much right on. the roadways are clear and things are moving between here and the maryland line. things are looking good, and we

in bethesda we have not one but two separate crashes. they are going to involve accidents on either side of the beltway. the inner loop and outer loop between connecticut avenue and rockville park where we've got that big curvy stretch of wet roadway. a number of crashes we've had early this morning involve single-vehicle spinouts on this wet pavement. howard, back to you. >>> good morning. we are seeing those wet roadways stick around. also, the windy conditions are going to drop their leaves so it will be slippery. we are going to stay dry for the remainder of the day. now it's all about the temperatures. it's warm out there. not going to need the heavy jackets today. 16 for leesburg. 64 manassas. probably getting through the day without a jacket at all. temperatures are going to head to near record highs. tying or breaking -- [ no audio ] by 9:00 in the morning a good bit of sunshine. we'll see the sunshine by lunch time for sure, 70 degrees. [ no audio ] it's warm but we are also going to see temperatures start to fall and some weath

i have this relationship when i was about 13, this fellow -- i was living in bethesda.this fellow from nebraska. i thought he was a farmer he would shoup in jcpennnney suits, brown shoes and a black belt. even at 13, i knew you did not do that. he would teach me. he made a fantastic amount of time for me. he would come and visit, stay in our home. he would talk about an acre of corn and 400 bushels per acre and walk me through these examples and teach me something. but he also talked about stocks. this is a farmer who seems to know a lot about stocks. we were grt friends. when i was in college, i started to see his name in the paper for the first time. his name is warren buffett. he was this dutch uncle to me, teaching me about business my whole life. it is kind of funny. at the height of the.com boom -- the dotcom boom, people re dropping out of business school and raising $100 million on a onpage business plan. i had worked with buffett and run my own company. i thought, it is going to be very easy for me to raise money. i went up and down sand hill road in silicon va

montgomery mall in bethesda opened at 6:00. mall officials expect to see 100,000 shoppers today. plus, keep an eye out for the merry makers. they will treat people with with unexpected acts of kindness. >> here is when some of the big stores will open. home depot and lowe's opened at 5:00. 7:00, sam's club, t.j. maxx. we want to see some of your pictures. tweet us at nbc washington. we have a new holiday gift guide on nbcwashington.com. check out the photos of the coolest toys for kids. all you have to do is search "holiday". >>> today on the busiest shopping day of the year, workers at walmart plan to walk off the job. they will strike to ask for better pay and full time work. it begins at 8:45 this morning. more than 1,600 protests are planned today around the country. >> you want to pick up something you can actually use today, a coat would be a good idea. >> and amelia also mentioned a hat. >> i would say so. it's going to be breezy throughout the day. when you factor in the winds throughout the day, about 10 to 20 miles per hour, it will feel like temperatures are only aroun

in bethesda, walter reed. this is the crash sky 9 is over on rockville pike at cedar lane blocking much of the roadway. traffic both directions looks to be impacted by the response here on rockville pike at cedar. i believe most of northbound is blocked from the look at this shot. southbound some traffic able to get by. rockville pike at cedar lane with that new crash. a couple of accidents out of southern maryland, too. 301/5 corridor lining up to get into brandywine, a crash headed for clinton. northbound on 5. we're told there were a couple of different accidents in that stretch. also an accident northbound on route 4 close to mount harmony road. andrea, back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> cbs news says a u.s. air strike in syria has killed one of al qaeda's top bomb makers. the pentagon has not confirmed the report. it does say some area strikes this week were targeting a group in syria linked to al qaeda. >> the threat of isis has led to a renewed diplomatic relationship with iran. according to the "wall

also reports of light snow and sleet as far as south now as bethesda.4 radar here mainly north where it's been the last couple hours, areas of white and pink, westminster and thur mont. the sleet and snow hanging there the last couple hours. and right around 3:40, just east of i-81, reports of sleet and snow. but again, occasionally some of that mixing in, and getting a little closer to d.c. all this stuff moves out of here by around 2:00 a.m. mostly again rain showers. 32 degrees, the temperature in alexandria. so yes, bridges, overpasses could become a little slick. we'll take another look at the radar coming up a little later in the hour. and we'll also check in with al roker. rokerthon and what hour he's on in breaking a record. >>> the man suspected in the high-profile abduction case in philadelphia is now officially charged in the case. a federal grand jury returned an indictment earlier today against delvin barnes. he's accused in a violent kidnapping recorded by surveillance video there. barnes is also charged with attempted murder and rape in a

that left him seriously hurt. >> this happened friday afternoon in the that's -- in bethesda. says he's hoping the situation will bring more awareness to cyclists on the road. here the helmet cracked. >> he's glad he was wearing his helmet when he was hit from behind, launching him into the back windshield of the car in front of him. >> it was a high impact collision. >> he says he doesn't rubber much about what happened except he ended up that suburban hospital. >> i had to get 10 staples in my and my has stitchesn it. >> he says he was heading home on old georgetown road a few blocks away from his house when he was hit. police say the driver took off. >> i can think of what would be going through someone's mind he would drive off and leave somebody bleeding in the street. >> he says he uses his bike to get around every day and feels bike lanes would make it safer for everyone. -- i use use my bike the lanes because it's too dangerous. he knows how lucky he is, he says it won't stop him from getting back on the road until he's fully recovered. think it is worth the risk. it h

the latest live in bethesda, chris gordon, news4. >>. we have all the information about all the vehicles impacteded. go to our website and search airbag. >>> next, a fire erupts next to a fire station and what they found out within minutes that told them this was arson. >>> next, the fbi takes you inside the mind of a bank robber and why they keep hitting even with all those security cameras. >>> are you willing ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. >>> we have lot of news ahead and a team of reporters digging on those stories. we begin with startling informatn of the man accused of setti fire on south horner's lane near rockville. >> reporte i've never seen anything like this before. as this fire was still burning in the house behind me, we're told man came up to a news g him he had started the fire. that photographer then alerted investigat the journalist photo did point him to the direction of authorities and then, of , that led one thing led to ano

. >> reporter: this is the bethesda phone bank for anthony brown. with volunteers for the democratic ticket, calling, canvassing and singled out campaign literature to be distributed at the polls. ariana kelly predicts brown will win by a larger margin than expected. >> i think it's going to be close. that's why it's important we get people out tvote. but the early vote indicators are telling us brown will do very well. democrats have been going out to the polls. >> reporter: this afternoon i was at leisure world in silver springs. the biggest and most politically active precinct in the whole state of maryland. usually heavily democratic. today one man told me i'm a life-long democrat and i'm voting republican for larry hogan. i'm voting republican for the irs man for the job, but i want a change. some voters feel that by voting for anthony brown they're voting for a thurd team for the o'malley/brown administration. >>> first lady michelle obama went to baltimore today to see if she could help ot. she took p a get out the vote event. mrs. obama told

the annual bethesda turkey chase starts in a little more than an hour. 10k at 8:30. a two mile run/walk at 8:50. and the tot trot starts at 9:35. the turkey run started back in 1982. proceeds benefit the ymca and bethesda chevy chase rotary. >> one year we will do the that. >> put me down for that. >> folks running in that, not too pad. need the winter running gear. temperatures in the upper 30s. traveling this morning, we are concerned about slick spots, especially on sidewalks, driveways, the less traveled secondary roads. and some fog way back to the west around the i-81 corridor. travel is looking good. travel also looking good. you just need your sunglasses. hour-by-hour forecast for your thanksgiving, a chance of a shower. south of washington until 2:00 p.m. most of the day, if not all the day, is dry. tomorrow, it's a little bit breezy. it's cold, guys. look at the highs. high of 39. >> all right. we are going to look up for that warmup for next week, amelia. >> temperatures will actually warm. 46 saturday. near 60 on sunday >> whoa, 60. that will be nice. >>

. >>> tonight bethesda police are warning residents about a group of crooks targeting homes while people are gone. mola lenghi joins us live. >> reporter: these transient thieves blend in well. they're in and out of town and homes in our area and they've already made off with hundreds of thousands of dollars of stolen goods from montgomery county neighborhoods. front doors kicked in, garage doors pryde open, backdoors shattered. >> all this became damaged because they tried to get in here. >> reporter: montgomery county police say transient thieves have hit more than a dozen homes since september. because they aren't local they're hard to track. >> they stay here a couple weeks in a motel and move on. sometimes they come back as the seasons change and sometimes we never see them again. >> reporter: police say they also blend in well posing a electricity crews or claiming to be broken down in need of a phone just to gain access to homes. >> just take a very small window of opportunity to gain entry into homes and take advantage of the situation. >> reporter: this long time bethesda reside

williams the creator of the play and oh by the way a bethesda native.s a little front row seat here, what can we expect to see tonight? >> tonight's show is a multimedia concert of large scale and also nasa visuals. and live music and dance from around the world. it's really an orbital safe journey but also zooming into different countries around the world experiencing the art and dance and music from around the world. >> what would you say inspired an experience like that? >> i met an astronaut. mike fink who lived on the space station for over a year. and i asked him what is it that changed when you went to space? he told me how the first time he looked out the window, he had this complete transformation seeing the earth from space. i was so inspired by his story it got me thinking how can i bring this transformative experience for us that can't get to the space? >> since then not only he but several astronauts he said have actually vouched for that saying it's a -- closest thing to the actual conspiracy? >> several vast newts who have been to space v

it did a lot of damage to city lights of china on bethesda avenue. at this point it's not clear if anyone was hurt. >> more than a dozen people are sleeping in an unfamiliar place this morning after this townhouse caught fire. it happened on silver kettle court in gaithersburg not far from i 370. three people were hurt including a firefighter. a dog died. the fire caused more than $350,000 worth of damage. >> also in montgomery county an 88-year-old woman died in a bad crash in bethesda. you can see three cars right here that crashed on democracy boulevard near montgomery mall. one of them the white truck was owned by the montgomery county government. police say betty nelson of new jersey died. everybody else is expected to recover. >> this morning police are expecting how jerry barnes. the state attorney for carroll for 20 years. place say he may have killed himself. he served in the u.s. army and served as a criminal prosecutor for four years. >> in the week ahead we could learn the future of soccer in d.c. the council is expected to vote on a new

we saw people inside this radio shack in bethesda. the store opened for a few hours but closed at noon for the holiday. those aren't the only shoppers we have seen. the calendar may say thanksgiving but for a lot of folks out there, it's already black friday. >> that's right. a lot of you are in for a very long night ahead. we are live tonight as the shopping rush begins david culver and derek ward are out there this evening. david, what is it like so far? >> i tell you what, the crowds you're seeing behind me now just materialized over the last hour or 45 minutes or so and of course it's going go on now black friday starting a lot earlier and it's definitely under way here. macy's and some of the other stores here opened their doors promptly at 6:00 p.m. as we can see folks going in there now. people showed up relatively late in the day but, of course, the day -- the shopping season is starting earlier this year. folks were getting here about 5:00, 5:30 and, of course, again, this is thanksgiving. early this year. here in montgomery

we have new details on a woman carjacked at gein gunpoircht in bethes bethesda. live on the search for the suspects, also stretching into other areas. >> reporter: we're told this happened fast and it was terrifying. last night, about 6:55, just before 7:00, an 18-year-old girl parked a red volvo in front of the house here on hamdon lane. in the car, car returning, on the phone. not an uncommon scenario. at that point, a man wearing a mask pulled open the driver's side door, put a gun to her head. told her to get out. a man opened the door on the passenger side, grabbed her bag. that was lying on the front passenger seat. now, they say a third man, according to police, was also present. they took off going through bethesda and headed into silver spring, at which point police lost the trail of that vehicle. neighbors in this area say they are concerned about this. >> well, it was shock. i don't feel unsafe here at all and the fact that the person had a gun is what really scared me the most, i think. >> she complied, always the right thing to do. there's only one o

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at bethesda naval hospital, they were appalled at hiss condition. a young doctor from columbia new york was the lieutenant commander of the navy was called in as a heart surgeon look him over and said roosevelt was in bad shape indeed. live out the year unless something is done. e said the only thing for high blood pressure is to prescribe digitalis. he was put on digitalis. said he has toun be cut down to one cocktail a day. martinis which he would have what he called children's hour, which was 5:00. because s hour traditionally many adults would send the children out when they their 5:00 drinks. roosevelt bargained up to a and a half. two packs, five cigarettes a day. assistant, i'm down to five a day and they're as ever.ble as he couldn't give them up. they were an addiction. somehow he survived the restriction on him that he was able to continue on. but he would have liked to have ad somebody take his place as candidate for president. he was so powerful a figure in overshadowed few people in politics that few people also pyred to that job. farle

from bethesda and silver spring as well. 95 cell through woodbridge and all the way down past done free in the triangle, a lot of traffic and volume moving south. that's kind of what it looks like at dale boulevard. we had a few tractor-trailers that are now out of the roadway. the toll road westbound has a stopped tractor-trailer on the westside and here, volume delays and all the lanes open and heavy. traffic on the inner loop site but otherwise doing ok through the green belt. in the wtop traffic center. >> we are all fascinated by the comet landing. front came through this morning. you probably did not even notice it. the wind changed direction. it's only now that the temperatures are starting to drop. wait until you see this. let's take you to cardinal ridge elementary school in fairfax county. but thenof dense fog it clear dan lifted and then the front went through. what a gorgeous afternoon and evening with temperatures well into the 60's locally. temperatures really have the drop on us. this is live weather data. here are the wind directions changing in the air here from a few o

on a visit to bethesda naval hospital laura and i met a wounded marine. master gunnery sergeant came to the united states from mexico when he was a boy. he spent a summer picking crops with his family. and then he volunteered for the united states marine corps as soon as he was able. during the liberation of iraq master gunnery sergeant was seriously injured. and when i asked if he had any request he made two. a promotion for the corporal who helped rescue him and the chance to become an american citizen. and when this brave marine raised his right hand and swore an oath to become a citizen of the country he had defended for more than 26 years, i was honored to stand at his siped. we will -- side. we will all be proud to welcome these people as fellow americans. our new immigrants are just what they have always been, people willing to risk everything for the dream of freedom. and america remains what she has always been, the great hope on the horizon, an open door to the future, a blessed and promised land. we honor the heritage of all who come here. no m

this case, a good citizen did the right thing and really drew attention to that little house in bethesda>> the neighbors said they hadn't seen the family in a week, and the papers and mail were backing up. normally the family would actually tell the neighbors that they were going out of town, they were going somewhere. >> i received a call on the police radio, i was working that beat, and they told me to go to the residence on williston drive in bethesda. as soon as i got in there, the whole thing was just, you know, awful to even look at. just blood dripping down and pooling up on the floor. it was like a horror house. >> montgomery county authorities picked up the flyer that we had left at poch hardware, and the neighbors identified it as the bishop family. >> the whole family was described repeatedly by a number of people as being the perfect foreign service family. brad bishop, rising star in the state department, trophy children, beautiful wife, talented. bishop's mother living with them. >> the victims of the crime were bishop's mother, lobelia bishop, who was 68 years old. annette

at bethesda naval hospital they were appalled at his condition. the young doctor from columbia presbyterian in new york who was then a lieutenant commander in the navy was called in as a heart surgeon to look him over , and he said, roosevelt is in very bad shape indeed. he may not live out the year unless something is done. the first thing we have to do is the only thing we can do for high blood pressure, and that is to prescribe digitalis. there was nothing else at the time. things have changed a great deal since 1944. he was put on digitalis. and then howard berman said, he has to be cut down to one cocktail a day. he loved his martinis. which he would have at what he called children's hour which was , 5:00. children's hour, because traditionally many adults within -- would send the children out when they had their 5:00 drinks. roosevelt bargained up to a cocktail and a half each day. he was told he had to give up smoking. you see the iconic cigarette holder in his hand in the portrait behind me. he bargained to five cigarettes a day from two p

and i visited win gate elementary in bethesda. it was raining hard when i.y have five kindergartens. had a terrific time. thanks to julie kim for the invitation to talk to all of these bright and happy students in bethesda. already had a unit on weather. so they are all very interested in all different types of weather. had a terrific time there. this afternoon, a few clouds coming through. highs only reaching the upper 30s. by midafternoon, much of the region. and then tomorrow, milder. getting into the 40s. that's below 56. chilly high near 40. low 40s saturdse clouds. ought to make it into the mid-50s. showers on sunday afternoon. then mild monday. highs mid 60s. maybe an afternoon shower. then highs 50s again on tuesday. we have breaking news on the roads now. here's melissa. what's going on? >> breaking news. this problem in cheverly. chopper just got over the scene. 50 east at kenilworth avenue. this is a car off the roadway causing a lot of problems. here's what's happening. eastbound at kenilworth, road closed. your alternate, landover road to 50. ou

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mean, a long-awaited reunion for the nurse being treated in pe bethesda. nina pham finally got to see her dog, bentley. bentley never showed any symptoms. she contracted the virus at the hospital. >>> it is an unprecedented move off the field. we will tell you why the redskins are getting ready to make a move when it comes to their name their name >>> wait until you after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> developing right now, a horrible situation in an apartment complex in maine. five people have been killed and/or badly hurt. there were a lot of people there for a halloween party. it took hours to make sure everyone was accounted for. one survivor jumped out of a window on

using her background with adventure theater in bethesda, she wrote a movie about young people and thessure that can lead to drugs. >> kids are just -- they're wound so tightly. and, you know, you push the wrong button and they're going to snap. >> the movie was shot locally with local actorings. it's not long, 24 minutes. by design. >> year catering to today's teenage brain which goes a minute. >> it's a musical. but the scenarios are serious. set in a high school. the film follows three friends and an event that sends one of them over the edge and into the easy relief of drugs. >> there's a song called pills and it's take this pill, take this pill, take this pill and you will, you'll feel okay. >> it's also a cautionary tale of addiction. teenage curiosity mixed with some opiates can become an unending hell that can forever change the course of life. >> it's a horrible disease. >> the movie emphasizes addiction is not a personal failing, it's biology and it can seize anybody. >> it's a soccer mom, it's a college student, it's a doctor. addiction is a disease. it needs to be treated w

. >>> car jacked at gunpoint in bethesda. the strategy. and a close eye on all the rain.ake you through your weather and traffic on the 1s at weather and traffic on the 1s at steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs. boom. steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. ha ha! steak & eggs! steak & eggs! steak & eggs. when a day deserves steak & eggs, give it steak & eggs. dunkin's angus steak & egg sandwich is oven toasted and made with angus beef. hurry in today. america runs on dunkin'. start bold and finish smooth with a cup of dunkin's new dark roast coffee. >>> news 4 is staying on top of a developing story. a woman abducted in philadelphia was found in maryland. and this morning she's back home. news 4 dug into the suspect's record and found why he was already wanted by police. we'll go live to jessup to tell you how federal agents tracked down the woman and got her to safety >> and right now we are tracking a huge rain system that soaked us all night and it's not over yet. we start with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein keeping a close eye on all of t

we're traveling along the inner loop north of bethesda. a steady rain falling across the area. you want to be careful for leaves on roads creating slick spots. make sure you leave your headlights on even after the sun comes occupy. the rain will continue for that morning commute. we send things over to melissa now. any problems on the roads with the weather conditions right now? >> well, we know we're going to have problems for sure later in the morning. had one earlier that is cleared out of the way in alex an tree ya. this looking a lot like the the inner loop. 66 at lee highway. this is what you're going to encounter this morning. prince george's county, things rolling along. everything is pretty wet. taking a look at 95 here in virginia as you head through stafford, looking good the entire way. allow a little bit of extra time. it will take you a while. no major problems into or out of town. 270 north and south also looking quite good. again, be careful out there. see you at 5:11. a live look at 270. >>> it's 5:02. she is heading home. developing right now, the woman taken

in laurel maryland. 54 degrees and a nice afternoon for a run. 53 degrees is the temperature in bethesda. some ofrick we have those clouds with 52 degrees at st. john catholic school. at reagan international it is 59 now. the winds at eight miles per hour. i want to point out that the dew point's 18 degrees paid i thought that was an error but the air is so dry. the 20'started out in and lower 30's, you jumped up about 30 degrees. the pepper is up to 63. in fredericksburg at 29 this morning, 30 degrees warmer this hour. as we take a look across much of the east, look at some of these 60's over here. that is going to be pushing our way and we are going to get some warmer conditions. high pressure has been controlling our weather throughout the day today. this is what we are keeping our eye on. the first part of this is going to be pleasant. the highs are going to shift off the coast. that means warmer temperatures for us. yourwould last into wednesday. as the cold front throwing -- cold front swings through we will cool things off. a bit of an up and down this week. for someare looking su

two benefit concerts will be held in bethesda sunday and monday night and will feature mary chapin carpenter nih and many other prominent musicians. there's more information on our wusa9 news app. get your tickets now for it's all good, an evening to benefit john jennings on november 16th and 17th at the bethesda blues and jazz. >>> in tonight's consumer alert you can find about anything online and now you could even get a copy of your house key by sending a picture of it to an online locksmith, but this convenience could leave you open to thieves. most keymakers on the web say they won't accept photos that look like anyone could have taken them from a distance. that was little consolation to a homeowner who let a news crew show how easy it is to get a copy of a key and walk right into her home. >> kind of scary that it's so accessible, so quickly. >> security experts say it is best to keep your keys separate from your id so that thieves cannot link the two. >>> but there is little you can do to protect yourself from a justice department program to spy on some cell phone users. the wall stre

it happened around 7:00 last night near hampton lane right off wilson lane in bethesda. so far nobody arrested. a woman who jogs in the area says she's nervous. >> well, i was shocked. i don't feel unsafe here at all and the fact that the person had a gun is what really scared me the most, i think. >> police spotted the stolen car on 14th street in northwest d.c. but then lost track of it, and it is still missing tonight. >>> the mother of two missing children in montgomery conti says she knows where the kids are right now. but that woman, catherine hoggle, won't be allowed to help prosecutors find them. pat collins explains why. >> reporter: to prosecutor john mccarthy indicated he may seek murder charges against catherine hoggle. currently, hoggle is charged with parental abduction and child neglect. but mccarthy says more serious charges may be on the way. could there possibly be a murder indictment? >> in light of the fact we have not seen these children, that is something we are pursuing and investigating with the police. that is something that is actively being inv

tomorrow morning, 37 gaithersburg. 39 in bethesda.re talking about a chilly start to the day on tuesday. tomorrow afternoon, anything but chilly. we're going above average by 10 degrees tomorrow to a high of 72. 72 in burke. a beautiful afternoon. just a great day and nice afternoon no matter where you are. 68 to the west. winchester, over towards the shepherd shepherdn area. and down towards fredericksburg. cloud cover an wednesday. gets breezy wednesday. not bad. 64 an thursday. thursday we expect to see some rain. could be heavy at times. behind that system, a lot cooler. high temperatures only in the d into monday.aturday, sunday not just cool but breezy and cool, too. a chance of shower activity on sunday after. >>> once thought to be a lock for democrats, the race to succeed governor o'malley is almost over and it could all come down to our area in determining his replacement. lieutenant governor anthony brown stronghold lies in three of the most populated parts of the state. baltimore city and presence george's county where he

routinely, the bethesda interviewed by the hsca not only describe wounds in the back of the head, they depicted diagrams that were suppressed. corroborate that the wound is in front of the ear. not true. all of the interviews with the parkland doctors are wrong. here's dr. boswell's lab assistant. i'm going to give you a couple. i could give you 10 of them. they say the same thing. here the diagrams depicted. here we are. the mortician who prepared the head for burial. you can basically see that most of these people placed the wound on the back of the head. when need to understand, how did this happen? i'm sure there are several people in this room who have done. views in their specialty. i have done peer-reviewed ophthalmology a couple times. you have seen, as i have seen, junk that comes through. all sorts ofake suggestions and corrections to get it right. there is this tendency for confirmation bias that goes on. i will tell you how i think this starts. much to my amazement, i ran across his article many years ago. in a maryland medical state journal interview, the doctor reported t

we will zoom in and show you the heavy rain across bethesda and towards wheaton, it is all coming down towards rockville, pushing towards the north and the east, we will be heading towards college park and largo, with who we getting heavy rain as well. the steady flow continues to push and across the region. notice that it is feeding from the south and west, but the cold air is helping to push us out, we should start to see some improvements by the middle of the afternoon. 47 is the current temperature, that is definitely a chilly rain at this hour. temperatures should likely make it into the lower 50's by the middle of the afternoon. think the rain starts to taper with temperatures falling and the wind really kicking in. notice, by 10:00 tonight he are already starting to fall into the 30's. what does tomorrow hold? i will let you know how cold it will be with your seven-day forecast in about 10 minutes. >> thank you, jackie. our top story this moon -- noon, a top story -- a top surgeon with ebola has died in a nebraska hospital this morning. he contracted the virus while working in s

this happened on hampden lane in bethesda. suzanne kennedy is live with who police are looking for. >> i wanted to show you exactly where this happened. we are in the greenwich forest neighborhood. it was here in the 7800 block of hampden lane that an 18-year-old , as she sat in the car texting on the side of the road, and armed gunmen came up onto the driver's side. it was a car like this one. we want to show you a picture of a similar car. a red car that this young lady the armedg in when carjacker reproached her. he opened the door, which was unlocked, the woman got out, gave her the car, the bag was taken, there were two other men .ith the man at the time authorities say they are looking for the car still. it has the maryland license plate. we can show it to you. the still have not found car. the last place it was seen was near the intersection of east-west highway and 16th street. they lost sight of it somewhere in the district. authorities are looking for the vehicle and the carjackers. reporting live, suzanne kennedy. >

. >> breaking news out of bethesda where police are investigating an armed carjacking that happened about 7:00 p.m. tonight hampton lane in the greenwich forest neighborhood. redce are looking for a volvo s.u.v. with maryland tag 1 792. the victim was not hurt. if you have information police want to talk to you royalty away. >> happening now in prince georges county, police are searching for a mother after a newborn baby was found abandoned. the infant who was likely a few hours old was found in a woman's terrace.hoal creek roz spoke with the woman who baby.the >> she was surprised to find the baby but happy that she did. hard to believe that anybody her. a toned she had two things going for her, the weather was relatively mother who found her did so quickly. scene.s like a movie i never woke up this morning expecting a baby to be here, you know. it was really crazy. >> kiana jackson says that was her reaction wednesday morning after she heard an infant crying and went to investigate. >> it sounded closer by the cry. i stepped off my balcony and i saw a little girl in the grass. >> lying

you can suh see that white and shower activity towards bethesda and bowie area.ve seen a lot around barnesville, damascus, mt. eerie, all reporting snowfall the last couple areas. on the light side. no problems as far as roads are concerned but don't surprised on the trees and grassy surfaces to see accumulation. you know you're going to get it along the blue ridge. higher elevation, this is an area to watch out tonight. you could see slick spots in these areas between front royal and marshal in through fauquier county. behind this, we've got one more area of snow. you can see it right there. that's going to come through tonight. so we're not quite done with the snow yet. but what we have here, the jet stream making its way all the way down towards the gulf coast, and then right up around our area. in the middle of this, it is cold and not just cold, it is record-breaking cold. the good thing for us, we're not going to see record-breaking cold here. towards denver, 14 below zero earlier this morning. shattering the old record by 11 degrees. that is ridiculous col

now according to aaa, the cheapest price you'll find in bethesda is $3.08 and that's at the w express river road. >> two northern california cities are trying to pass the first taxes on sugary drinks in the united states. san francisco and berkeley have measures on tomorrow's ballot. experts say the medical cost for treating obesity have soared to $190 billion. at attempts to tax high sugary drinks have failed. tax opponents predict they will beat a similar measure in san francisco. but, they admit that beating the measure could be tough in berkeley. the very first city to ban styr ofoam. >> researchers made an incredible breakthrough in the fight against lung cancer. they say they have identified a drug combination that causes lung cancer cells to reprogram and destroy themselves. and that this discovery could stop the disease from growing and even create a new kind of treatment. scientists hope this will work on other types of cancer cells, too. >> no on the go. text radar to 25543 and down load the weather app. >> checking the weather right now. how are we looking? >> our new wusa9

abobethesd bethesda, low 40s. alexandria, arlington, generally low 40s. farther west it's down into the low to mid-30s, including fauquier, prince william and much of the shenandoah valley and into the mountains. clear sky. there's the capitol. it's going to stay cold through 8:00 with bright sunshine. noon time, rather chilly. we'll be in the mid-50s. milder by midafternoon. low 60s. still rather cool. the winds have died down and shifting, bringing in wilder weather for tomorrow. a look at our roller coaster ride. next weather and traffic at 4:41. melissa, everything going pretty well this morning. >> overall looking quite good. no major problems. we have one situation in frederick. beltway at colesville moving right along. 66, 95 in virginia moving quite nicely. over to prince george's county. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head highway, everything looking good, as well as 301. up in frederick, market street between clark place and 144 is going to be shut down police tell us for a couple of hours still because of fire response up in that ar

it's official, bethesda's golden girl of swimming won'ting staying in the d.c. area.ecky has signed with stanford university and had been will be headed out this fall. katie ledecky won gold at the 2012 olympics at the age of just 15. she has broken several world records, and she has been in our studio numerous times. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. until next time, remember, be safe, be kind, be happy, everybody. bye-bye. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com ♪ >>> welcome to "redskins chronicles." i'm larry michael. each week here on "redskins chronicles," we take an in-depth look at the storied legacy and sit down with two former reds

it's official, bethesda's golden girl of swimming won'ting staying in the d.c. area. stanford university and had been will be headed out this fall. katie ledecky won gold at the 2012 olympics at the age of just 15. she has broken several world records, and she has been in our studio numerous times. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. until next time, remember, be safe, be kind, be happy, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ the world is your snowball see how it grows. ♪ ♪ that's how it goes whenever it snows. ♪ ♪ the world is your snowball just for a song. ♪ ♪ get out and move it along. ♪ >>> the following is a presentation of the redskins broadcast network. ♪ >> welcome to redskins chronicles, i'm larry michael. each week we take an in depth look at a piece of this team's storied legacy and today we sit down with one of my personal favorites, number 43, larry brown. the skins on the roads on sunday in indianapolis coming off a

. >>> montgomery county police are searching for three men who carjacked a woman at gunpoint in bethesda. the 18-year-old victim was parked in the 7800 block of hamden lane around 6:55 last night. the car was running and she was talking on the phone when one of the suspects opened the driver's side door, held a gun to the woman's head and ordered her out of the suv. about a half-hour later, police spotted the stolen vehicle in the area of 16th street and east-west highway in silver spring. officers attempted to stop the suv but it got away in the area of 14th street and primrose northwest. police are searching for a 2011 dark red volvo xc60 with maryland tags 1ae3792. if you see the suv, you're asked to call 911 immediately. >>> take a look at this baby girl. prince george's county police are still searching for her mother. they believe the infant was only ten hours old when she was found on shoal creek terrace around noon yesterday. a neighbor made the startling discovery. >> i walked out to my back porch and i heard a baby crying. normally people walk their babies around the neighborho

the wjla app, because this will keep you up to date. 66 degrees at congressional country club in bethesda. warma beautiful, afternoon. 69 at reagan national. don't get meezy, wrong for us of you will feel the brisk wind through the afternoon. it is gusting up to 25 miles per hour, but it is the wind bringing in the warmth. baltimore that 66 as well. we're all kind of in the same boat with the temperatures. the warm front lifted early this morning and brought us the overnight hours rain. long, mild and breezy conditions. we should all make it into the 70's. 75 degrees in manassas. 73 in leesburg. around 76 inure leonardtown. 75 in king george. 73 degrees in lexington. futurecast will show you as we head through the night, a cold front will pass off to our east. it will be a drive frontal passage. and it will stall off the coast and that is when the concern comes into play. along that front, clouds will increase during the day on that tuesday for stop the low pressure system will intensify as it heads toward the atlantic state. that will increase from the ocean and pull in cooler air from t

. >>> tonight a warning from police in bethesda, be on guard for out of town burglars that case local neighborhoods. they strike in broad daylight and they use all kinds of tactics. they try to break in when you're not home. they pose as utility workers. they may ask to use your phone and somebody else comes in and goes through your house. they might even bring children along to serve as a distraction. be alert. these folks stay in motels, hit an area a few days, skip town and sometimes come back. >>> there are moments seared into our collective memory and for anybody who has lived in d.c. a while, one of them is surely the massacre of two fbi agents and a homicide sergeant inside the city's police headquarters. tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of that slaughter and today at st. patrick's church downtown hundreds of family members, friends, police officers and fbi agents gathered to remember. a street thug worried about his rep worst into the cold case squad and opened fire with a fully automatic tech 9 killing sergeant hank daly and special agents martha dixon martinez and mike mi

river road in bethesda, a nonfunctioning traffic light. >>> appreciate t keeping tabs on what your childrenrink. the safety of the popular energy drinks. >>> nothing to raise your glass to. the decision in the day ahead that could have you paying more to have your favorite glass of wine or mixed drink. why even a hands-free feature on your car's the drop of crude oil is causing the prices at the pump to drop. they could continue to drop for thanksgiving. the d.c. is $3.11. in west virginia, it is $2.98. >>> a new warning about the middle console in your car. they are taking your eyes away from the road. the national highway traffic n says it supports car innovations but not when they sacrifice safety. "consumer reports" says even hands-free technology ca problem, especially if it's not working. >> you're already distracted because you are engaging with pandora or the maps. then if it's not working, you are spending more time on that and not driving. >> it all comes down to personal responsibility. always pull over if you're doing anything other than keeping your eyes on the road. >>> if you

to charlotte, north carolina >> you'll have to rethink your parking strategy in bethesda. parking garage and now a pile of rubble. a piece of the garage fell off. part of the side rail buckled in late september. no one was hurt. the mall says it will have valet parking available while it is being rebuiltment the shopping center is working on a $90 million renovation. >>> you could be getting money from verizon if you are a fios customer in maryland over misleading advertising. you may get money if you signed up for a package and were then charged equipment fees that were not disclosed. you could also get money if you had to payan early termination fee. not clear how much you will receive but verizon will notify current and former customers if you are due a refund. >>> d.c. making a bid for the olympics. 22 government governments in our area are on board. the metropolitan washington council of government endorsed the 2024 bid. it's called the olympics once in a generation opportunity. >>> today we're getting another step closer to kicking off the holiday season. a tree at r