it is. >> amazon books is coming to bethesda row.any here have been sad about a beloved barns & noble leaving over the years. >> there will be a big store in downtown bethesda. >> i will miss them. >> it's noise too see them come in. i'd rather have barnes and nobles here. >> i don't find it good that they are coming to replace barnes and noble. >> they are advocating to cut prices of the books you list on amazon and the arthur doesn't get what they deserve. >> they plan to hope another store in georgetown. >> saturday was like black friday for china. become the country's unofficial shopping holiday. if you compare it to black friday here, they made 3.3 billion combined. >> they have more people than we do. >> okay. larry: they say they want a handicapped parking space in their house but find out why they are getting the pushback from the city. >> the nfl free agent colin kaepernick on the cover of "gq" maggie: and featured as the citizen of the lindsey mastis show us how people react on social media. some are congratulating him. but

mid- to upper 30s in the burbs. 36 in romney. 40 downtown, 39 in bethesda.tty much pure sunshine. just a gorgeous day. i think future cast running a little low. certainly, 50, 51, maybe 52 in fredericksburg. by this time tomorrow night, temperatures back in the 40s. 46 for frederick, and also lees darn nice day. 34 to 40, winds out of the north about 10. we're looking at temperatures downtown about 40 to start. lots of sunshine. 43 at 9:00. 47 at 11:00, and around 50 by 1:00, with full sunshine really. we have showers wednesday night. the day is going to be fine. 54. early shower on thursday, but the day is fine. 56. don't worry about that. not a very strong system. by friday, boom, we're 60 with sunshine. rain on saturday, with showers, and some rain. maybe even a thunderstorm. look what happens. colder air moves in. our next shot of arctic air. that is a flake. your eyes do not deceive you, we have a flurry for sunday on the seven day. >>> it doesn't get any easier for us, does it? >> heck no. not at all. >> sunday was downright scary. >> it just seems lik

be careful if you're riding through bethesda along 355. the water main break occurred yesterday afternoon. the repairs continue this morning. potentially through the morning rush hour. plan for that. also, plan ahead for delays on the red line. again this morning, no trains between silver spring and fort totten. this will go on through december 10th. delay. also it sounds like we're looking for a crash, maryland on 210 northbound as you approach the beltway. authorities were headed to the scene. the normal path of travel soon. back to you. >> jack, your time is 5:33. here are top stories this morning that we're following for you. the university of maryland released a new policy for responding to hate incidents. three campus offices will work together to investigate crimes and notify the community. news 4's justin finch is on the college park campus this morning. he'll explain the new job that administrators are looking to fill with their new mission. >> president trump heads to capitol hill. he'll rally senate republicans eyeing a tax over

we put some major retailers to the test. >> i'm darcy spencer in bethesda. montgomery county police went under cover today to try to catch pedestrians and drivers breaking the laws. a >>> breaking news in a fight over who is in control of the consumer financial protection bureau. a federal judge here in washington just refused to force out nick mulvaney, president trump's choice to serve as acting director. now, the ruling is a loss for leandra english who claims she became the acting director when richard stepped down earlier this month. this morning demonstrators gathered on capitol hill to protest the president's decision. >> hey, hey, ho-ho, nick mulvaney has to go. >> advocates are worried the president's pick who once called the agency a joke would dismantle the cfp d's mission. >> driving on the roads this time of year you know how hard it is to see pedestrians and bicyclists crossing the street. well to make sure drivers and walkers obey the laws aimed at keeping them safe on our roads. news4's darcy spencer is live in bethesda with what you need to

we go to walter reed medical center in bethesda.ur good morning veterans salute continues and we're at walter reed bethesda joined by medically retired corporal kirk cavalier with the u.s. marine corps. talk to us. by the way we should introduce josie here as well. talk to get into the military in the first place? kirk: i wanted to since a kid join the military and after i got out of high school i took the opportunity and went. anchor: talk to us about how you got injured? kirk: i was injured in afghanistan in 2011 on foot patrol and stepped on a bomb. it went off and took my legs off. luckily i was with a group of great guys who got me to safety and patched me up and then i woke up here. anchor: talk to us about your recovery process at walter reed. kirk: day here to walter reed, it was a lot of therapy. lot of therapy. before i retired i was in for four years at the hospital. i had a lot of infection problems and stuff like that that kept sending me back in but the doctors here are the best. i'm still anchor: thank so you much for

every two weeks, her mom drives south to bethesda for the spinal tap and experimental drugs. there is no fda-approved treatment for the disease. it's very hard to watch the children go through what they go through. kimberly: christina was adopted when she was 18 months old. has to faceamily with the future may not hold. >> just knowing we may be losing a child. even harder was putting our children through losing a sibling. >> thank you very much. >> they lift my spirits every time i see them. spirits. kimberly: this doctor studies neurological disorders. of the 500 children in the world with the disease, he has seen 100 of them. >> it's rare. our data right now on this new drug is that we have been able to slow it. drug showede promise in lab animals, extending their lives. the fda gave it breakthrough status and expedited review. >> predicting the future can be hard. kimberly: 10 to 15 years after diagnosis, most children with the disease will die. dylan.n like 14-year-old and medical procedures pave the way for he did not go through this in vain. the community around freder

darcy spencer is in bethesda. darcy, this isn't just for the drivers either. it's about the pedestrians, too, isn't it? >> reporter: that's right, doreen. plenty of jay walkers found themselves being cited by police today. this under cover operation taking place right here at this intersection in this crosswalk. now, we caught up with one driver who was pulled over and she really didn't understand why. why did they say they were pulling you over? >> apparently i didn't stop. >> reporter: she was in an under cover campaign to catch drivers who break the rules. >>> officer. >> oh, walking across like that? >> reporter: yes. >> oh. >> reporter: that offer certificate walked back and forth in the crosswalk on wisconsin avenue and when a driver didn't stop, other officers were close by ready to give them a ticket. there was a close call involving a driver who honked his horn at the hoff certificate as officer crosswalk. police pulled him over. >>> when you looked at the video of the officer trying to cross, what do you think? >> it's scary. >> reporter: that's what

top side of the beltway, this is the inner loop through bethesda. mostly slow with what appears to be the rain. a jammed ride from bethesda to silver spring near 355. you can see the solid jam. as connecticut avenue is not heavy but you your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. adrianna: back with a bombshell new yorker article about harvey weinstein. he hired including former spice, to stop abuse allegations. new, potentially damming report in the new yorker detailing the extraordinary links harvey weinstein allegedly took in an attempt to silence his accusers. in the article, it is alleged weinstein hired several of the world's lar

temperatures 47 in bethesda, and 47 also in bowie. by 6:00, clouds.hink an evening sprinkle is possible. but the lion's share will roll through late tomorrow by 10:00, already showers in cumberland, and romney. temperatures in the 40s across the board. those will roll through overnight tomorrow when everybody's sleeping. so for tonight, returning partly cloudy. chilly. a little patchy fog. 32 to 42. winds light around the northeast at 5 to 10. we're back in the mid-40s by 11:00. clouds begin to roll in 1:00. next three days, breezy yes, but 59, and beautiful on friday. 62 and less wind. saturday, well showers, rain, maybe even a thunderstorm. near 60. 45 sunday. 45 monday. a rain or snow shower possible on sunday. sunshine next tuesday. we're back in the mid-50s. >>> boy how things have changed in the last 7 days. it was a weak ago today, the wizards lost to the 1-10 dallas mavericks. do you remember how i felt about that? listen. >> the washington wizards should be embarrassed. how can you let a 1-10 team come into your place, and drop 113 points and

that means driving from her home on brandon boulevard to the bethesda high. i parked in the basement of the bethesda height in a public parking garage and a take the red line into d.c., then to the "new york times" office, not far from the white house. three years ago now i did that. i parked my car, took the red light income spent the day at the office. got in my car, time stamped ticket, drove to the caches become handed it to the cashier. he looked at it, looked at me and said i know who you are. i said great. he said, i read your column. i said great. parking guy reads my column. he said i don't always agree. i thought get me out of here. i actually said that's good. means you always have to check that. i drove off thinking great, working guy reads my column. a week later i took my weekly trip into d.c. by subway parking garage, redline, office, redline back, parking garage, car, timestamp ticket, cashiers booth, same guy is there. this time he says, mr. friedman, i have my own blog, which you read my blog? i thought, oh my god, the parking guy is now my

kidd: here we go, andre from bethesda. you are going home with $50.50 you did not have before you called in, so congratulations. mulligan. kidd: thank you for waking up with us. we have another chance for you to win tomorrow morning in our 6:00 hour. pat and vanna are in town for auditions of fortune" . i tweeted this picture yesterday of me next to a cardboard cutout of pat sajak. showsponded -- surveys people would rather spend time with my cutout them with me. >> have to come out with punishment that is far quicker and far greater than the punishment these anima halloween hard movie, fairfax county police say a 70-year-old man inside his home attacked his 76-year-old wife. the weapons used included a hatchet and chainsaw. >> a third person dead after someone shooting inside a walmart in the town of thornton, colorado. an active scene, fairfax county firefighters working on this fire in the 3900 block of annandale road. >> social media on fire. did main announcing a live action "lion king," beyonce and danny glover getting top billing. >> yeah, i ju

reporting in bethesda, fox5 local news. >> here's some other top stories we're following tonight. a woman is in critical condition after a fire swept through a home in capital heights. the fire broke out on eastern avenue . they helped crews from prince george's county put out the flames. earlier reports indicate the fire started in the basement and then spread to the first floor. the cause remains under investigation. one firefighter suffered burns to his ears while battling the flames. he is expected to recover. we have new details about a deadly hit and run in prince william county. it happened on 4 a.m. right around i66 near the 48-mile marker. three vehicles were involved, including one that over turned ment the driver of t but the driver of a second car was killed. a passenger in that vehicle is expected to be okay. ans of oner stopped an suv about a mile from the accident scene. they charged the driver dustin tran of manassas of driving under the influence of a hit and run. a search is on whoever the . officers responded to the pennsylvania lang kay restaurant around 2 a.m.

we have been talking to people here in bethesda tonight, some of them running into the grocery store as you can imagine. this has been a busy place to be. this perspective that you shouldet when they give affection it didn't originate with the girl scouts. there have been some other articles about this. but the girl scouts blog post has gotten a lot of traction, it's posted right before thanksgiving . it's been shared more than 7,000 times on facebook. we had the head of the girl scouts organization, the ceo into our studios for fox5 at contact lens and here's what she had to explain to further explain this advice. we need to make sure our kids to be authentic and to show authentic affection for people in their life. we all have relatives that we may be see once a year. sometimes as a mom we want our children to love the people that we love. >> yep. that is absolutely appropriate, but what we need to do is take a queue dpr our children and if they don't feel the authentic wanting to run and hug this person that they've never seen before, that's okay. pleasant. getting to know them a

i visited walter reed medical center...in bethesda, and sat down with one soldier with an incredibletory. for franz walkup.. the military is a family heritage. six out his seven brothers are in the army.. most of them paratroopers. in 2007 one of franz's brothrs was killed in iraq... and he knew it was his time to join. after serving two tours walkup joined the military after his older brother was killed in iraq. franz also deployed to iraq.. and then in afghanistan.. a tour that would change his life. that was in 2009. since then - walka has had nearly 80 surgeries.. and underwent years of rehab at walter reed. and it's not over yet. just last month he returned here to bethesda, from tennesee for another surgery to have his leg amputated. even with the tough road to recovery, walkup says he wouldn't change a thing. you can hear more coming up in our eight o'clock hour and we'll be bringing you other incredible stories throughout the morning. ad lib to weather freeze warning until 10am this morning for nw suburbs. freeze watch tonight through sat. am for majority of the area. - cold

threw 8 in buoy, 39 in bethesda. 1:00, low to mid 40s, crystal clear tomorrow, gorgeous. tomorrow evening, temperatures start to fall. low 40's in gaithersburg. 47 in fredericksburg, 46 downtown. the forecast for thanksgiving for the day, mostly sunny, pretty nice day, light winds, chilly temperatures, 46-50. we will let you know how cold it will be if you go to the giants game tomorrow night. looking to weather for the terps game >> thanks. >>> wow want cold blood-- you want cold blooded? a member of the city council is getting hate mail, people are upset about what he said on national television about a statue that will soon be arriving at the wilson building. here is steve. >> at least you made room this year. >> reporter: fox news viewers inboxed anger for city council mem evans, he appeared on a show, the host asked why the city is putting up a statue of the late marion berry. >> truly a terrible mayor and openly a race baiter and kind of without real achievement, why would you make him a statue? >> i have to say he was an iconic figure in local washington. >> report

in north bethesda, pete muntean, wusa9. >>> now to a first look at d.c.'s most accurate forecast, the chief standing by on the terrace ready to talk about thanksgiving travel. hey, top. >> yeah, looks pretty good. pretty mild outside. let's talk about tomorrow, 57 downtown, early showers in new york city, lingering showers in boston, providence, maybe snow toward caribou. this is a pretty good forecast for the eastern seaboard for this time of year, gorgeous in raleigh, sunshine, 61, 41 in charleston and nice back into detroit. so generally tranquil on the eastern seaboard. the only thing we have to worry about are a few showers in the morning. that's about it. what about turkey day for us? lots of sunshine. temperatures upper 40s in the burbs, around 50 downtown, mostly sunny with the winds in check. we'll come back, talk about if you're doing any last minute travel on turkey day close to home, what the weather will be like. we'll have the forecast, too, for both >> you can take the power of d.c.'s most accurate forecast with you no matter where you'll sp

live in bethesda tonight, evan lambert, fox5 local news. and here's some other top stories we're following tonight. a woman remains in critical condition after a fire swept through a home in capital heights earlier today. the fire broke out on eastern avenue. d.c. firefighters helped crews from prince george's county put out the flames. it started in the basement and then spread to the first floor. the cause remains under investigation tonight. we're told one firefighter suffered bones to his eves while battling the flames. he is expected to reof could. we have new details about a deadly hit and run accident in prince william county. it happened around four this morning in i66 in manassas near the 48-mile marker say three vehicles were involved , including one that over curbed turned. the driver of that vehicle suffered minor yourself while the driver of the second car was killed. the passenger was expected to be okay. sofsers stopped epa suv and they charged the driver dozen tirch tran of manassas with driving under the influence and hit a

we were up in bethesda this morning. then we enjoyed our thanksgiving dinner with friends and family. right now we're talking about cool temperatures across the area. 36 in gaithersburg. 42 in washington. 34 in manassas. clear skies right now. the good news on radar, not tracking any rain at all. so if your friends or family are leaving your home tonight, the weather cooperating. maybe you're heading to the redskins game or know somebody there. hopefully they bundled up. temperature of 39 degrees. as the game is wrapping up, we're in the 30s around 37. coming up, i'll let you know what to expect the rest of the holiday weekend travelwise or if you're staying in town. jim? >> thanks so much. tonight, as you know is a big night out at fedex field. the redskins hosting their first ever thanksgiving game. >> that's right. carol maloney live on the field with lauryn thanksgiving games are cool. but you know what, guys, we need a win. >> yeah. this is a huge game for them. necessity need to get what happened sunday out of thei

. >>> this bethesda today people joined together for a rally to save an african american cemetery. >>rt of this is understanding that there is, has been and will be a bethesda here in montgomery county. >> they gathered at the macedonia baptist church on river road and marched to the african moses cemetery. civil rights icon walter fontroy was among the march. the cemetery contains the bodies of three generations of africans and their defendants. there are no immediate plans to build a parking garage, but there's no guarantee one won't be built in the future. >>> it was a day of football and friendship for homeless people in our area today at the father mckenna center in northwest washington. omega psi phi hosted the fraternity as they do each year. the mckenna center serves 100 homeless men hot breakfast and lunch daily. >> and the impact is tremendous. you know, on any given day either one of us can walk down the street. if they see one of us in our colors, they'll acknowledge us, you know, give us accolades on how they have enjoyed what we have been providing at the mckenna center.

. >> tom roussey is in bethesda. how does it look? tom: the part of the beltway in prince george's county is not good. we just got on the 270 spur. but it's the same story. both are horrible now. the beltway as well was ady saster. we have entered the worst time for the thanksgiving travel. reporting live in bethesda, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. alison: thanks, tom. download the news app before you head out the door. larry: new investigation in the d.c. funeral home sam ford spoke with a man who says he was a victim and the d.c. consumer protection. they came across as honest and trying to help you out in a tough time. >> he is talking about his father who died in april. the insurance company sent $53,000 check to the funeral home for the $5,000 service the attorney general consumer protection office says the family -- >> we were owed $47,000 back. >> the home hadn't been licensed for years facings eviction. >> the attorney general's office says anyone looking for a loved one that was at that funeral home should get in touch with the

potential te bethesda based lockheed martin working on a laser system called lance. the lasers wouldn't be primary weapons but instead a way to defend against the incoming missiles or the drones. they want to have a live fire test by 2021. look at this. flames on a runway out of a hawaiian airlines flight that caught fire at sea-tac. the fire sparked while the jet was taxiing. the crew members were the only members on board. everybody got out safely. that certainly would get your attention. michelle: for sure. if you plan to visit cuba you will face travel restrictions. the trump administration unveiling new rules rolling back the efforts to improve relations between the u.s. and cuba. now off-limits to u.s. citizens are the dozens of the cuban hotels, shops, tour companies and the other businesses with the links to the cuba military. americans will once again be heavily regulated tour groups. >> how about this? another local police department stepping in to help with the crisis playing out in the caribbean. prince william county sending eight police officers to puer

the celebration is at the hyatt regency in bethesda. they put on a vegan buffet to promote a meat-free lifestyle. it sounds like a daunting task to come up with tasty recipes on a day like this without meat, but proves that it is possible. nancy: today is all about the food, somehow or another. and the turkeys approved of that. it was a really nice day, a little cool, 47. the record for the coldest day as the high. we were nowhere near that. heading out, it is cool. we are sitting at 42 degrees in d.c., 36 leesburg, winchester at freezing. we have feels-like temperatures in the mid-30's. if you are heading out tonight, many of you are shopping, out and about, definitely layer up 40, dropping to 39 by 9:00. the black friday forecast, 10:00 38, 35 at 2 a.m. i see is inside the beltway getting down to about the freezing mark. the outlying spots easily in the low to mid 20's. by 10:00 am in a lot of sunshine, the temperature are up to 47 degrees. it will be warmer tomorrow than today. the huge dome of high pressure over the entire region, a

it is a cool start to the day. 54 degrees in college park. 57 bethesda. the highs tomorrow on on the chelly side, but rebounding to the other side. it arrives late tomorrow and saturday. look at the temperatures on saturday. lower 60s 60s and scattered showers. we gain an extra hour of sleep on sunday. daylight of is aing times draw to a close. the highs are around 72 degrees. a quick look at it looks best to the west of us and around the immediate metro area, i guess it is okay considering how dry it has been this year. once we get through the upcoming weekend we are near 75 degrees to start next week and back to the middle 50s and highs to the middle of next week of the. adrianna: i don't know if it is fall or summer or a mix of both. >> the decorations are up. adrianna: not at my house yet. yours? >> never. adrianna: an inspirational story on abc7 news at 5:00. we introduce you to a competitive swimmer from northern virginia who is not letting her disability hold her back. open water swimming is a tough course. they are attacking life without any bound

second are in silver spring as well as bethesda atrophied as well. teing a look at the side of the beltway 20 all green all good oxon hill and inner loop quiet. in fact st. barnabus to wilson bridge at speed. all area brims right now this morning are in great shape. we're problem free 14 street bridge and 11 street brim and things look good third street tunnel and memorial to minor crash blocking shoulder eastbound arundel hills mall boulevard and metro dealing with red line issues. looking at that next. back to you, guys. >> 5:18 is the t the realtime news tracker. >> first up to north carolina where a family is pleading for help in finding missing t toldler that vanished over the weekend. new surveillance from a walmart could be from a break in the investigation. a woman with blonde headed toddler looks like 3-year-old missing mariah woods. the little girl's mom noticed her daughter was missing monday morning. the family does not believe the girl wandered off because she uses original periodic leg and has trouble walking on it. >> trauma folding hu

lindsay watts is live in bethesda tonight with more on what people are saying. >>reporter: we aif been talking to people who are out and about tonight, some of them hitting the grocery store, so they can start cooking tomorrow. and this advise to let your kids decide for themselves how and when they give affection it didn't originate with the girl scouts. i've articles about in before, but this girl scouts blog post right before thanksgiving is getting a lot of traction. it's been shared more than 7,000 times on facebook and the ceo of the girl scouts organization joined us tonight on fox 35 at eight and here's what she had to say to further explain this perspective . we need to make sure that we are letting our daughters and our sons, quite honestly as well, to be authentic and to show authentic affection for people in their life. the truth is that we all have relatives that we may be see once a year and sometimes as a mommy can tell you we want our children to love these people that we local. i think that that is absolutely appropriate, but what we need to do

by 1:00, about 48 in bethesda. still lots of sunshine to the north and west.hat will disappear as we go through tomorrow afternoon. generally dry. just a slight chance of a sprinkle in tomorrow afternoon because, for the most part, we're just looking at clouds tomorrow, and most of the showers hold off until tomorrow night. temps in the 30s to start. clouds roll in by 1:00. almost to 50. low 60 on friday. maybe a runnable of -- rumble of thunder. arctic air leaves quickly, back in the mid-50s next tuesday. and mia tolbert from waldorf. they've got a 3-year-old, a set of twins, and triplets on the way. you can imagine when you saw their story, you were so moved, many of you asked about generosity, and how you can help them. we're going to accept diaper donations in all sizes on friday. this friday from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. there's the address. we'll make sure all these donations get to the tolbert family. >>> some more good stuff. usually, we feature an nfl player, or redskins player in 9 cribs. we're going redskins cheerleaders locker room style. yeah, we're

but this is not bad. 40 downtown. 37 in bethesda. 32 in manassas. a pair of 35s in cumberland, and martinsberg. by lunchtime, we're back in the mid-50s. notice the arrows. winds are out of the so air again. we go back in the low 60s. by this time tomorrow night, about 24 hours from now, we're still in the 50s. 54 downtown. 50 in manassas. 53 in romney, and 53 in leesburg. that's pretty nice. by tomorrow night, midnight. temperatures not that bad. notice the winds southwest. temperatures in the 40s, even late tomorrow night. tonight, clear and cold. light winds, low temperatures 30 to about 40. that's about where we should be this time of year, maybe just a little above. on the day planner, 40 to start. 53 by 11:00. look at this. almost 60. almost 60 by 1:00, under mostly sunny skies. wednesday, fantastic. low 60s, but also breezy. afternoon clouds on thursday. but dry, 57. it will be dry for the lighting of the christmas tree. showers are possible overnight thursday. nice on saturday. a little cooler on sunday. and still nice and seasonal next monda

lamont butler moved into a bethesda mansion. he said his religious beliefs as a member of the moorish nation entitled him to the home. police disagreed. moorish american nationals believe black americans are descend ants of an ancient moroccan empire. most members are a law abiding group. but some believe their ancestors were here before and don't believe federal and local laws apply to them. >> a bombshell about alabama senate roy moore. a report said moore had sexual years old, he was 32 at the time. his campaign calls it baseless and a fabrication, but republican senators are not rallying to defend moore. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and at least 12 other republicans told nbc news that if these accusations are true, moore should withdraw from the senate race. that special election is scheduled for december 12. >> some heart breaking new details tonight in the high profile murder of a young woman from prince george's county. ashanti billie went missing from her job at a norfolk military base, her body found days late

a dream come true this morning for one bethesda boy fighting leukemia. dariush namin..ting to go behind the scenes with the capitals! go behind the scenes with the capitals! the 11-year-old got a jersey from his favorite player.. nicklas backstrom.. and got to practice with the team. and even cooler - dariush got to drop the puck at last night's caps game against the islanders! it was part of hockey fights cancer awareness night. you can see the team sporting those lavender jerseys, the special color for the event. still ahead - ne when his school bus was rammed by the terror suspect, returns to school why he says he just couldnt miss a day. american astronaut scott kelly will be discussing his year in space today at mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- tting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether it's protecting veterans and seniors from shady debt collectors, or cracking down on gangs and drug traffickers, i have one guiding principle: do wh

even 45 in bethesda. by lunchtime, we're in the mid- 50s. even cumberland, and romney, mid-50s. even oakland, you jumped the divide. it's 55 in oakland by lunchtime. this time tomorrow night, maybe 53 in leesburg. 52 in fredericksburg. by tomorrow night late, you're out. temperatures still in the mid- to upper 40s. temps on the day planner to start around 40:00. these are 53 at 11:00, and 59, almost 60 by 1:00 tomorrow. windy, or at least breezy, but still fantastic. upper 50s on thursday. yes, clouds come in, it stays dry. showers overnight on thursday. returning partly cloudy on friday. mid-50s. upper 50s saturday. a little cooler on sunday. that's still a pretty good weekend. our first weekend in december, back in the mid-50s, with sunshine next monday. >>> on this day, ten years ago, the redskins, the nfl, and the world lost a legend. sean taylor shot and killed at the age of 24. hard to believe that it's been 10 years since his death. many believe sean taylor could have been one of the greatest to play the game. he had speed, instincts, and but gone way too soon. diane robe

most folks above freezing. 36 in bethesda. 35 in manassas. at 1:00, if you can get out of the wind tomorrow, take lunch outside. it's going to be 57 with full sun. almost 60 in fredericksburg. even up in the mountains. romney will be 58. that's stealing one for this time of the year. 6:00p.m. tomorrow, we're still in the 50s. notice the arrows. southerly winds. as they get a little wider, that means winds are stronger. nothing like the winds we had yesterday. we'll stop it right here. it could generate a few showers either side of i-95. you know what? we'll be sleeping, so no yellow weather alert necessary. we clear out quickly on wednesday morning. for tonight, clear skies, breezy, cold. lows in the 30s. winds are southwest at about 10 to 15. that will actually keep temperatures up a little bit. on the day planner, low to mid- 40s to start. look at this. 52 by 11:00. 57 by 1:00. how nice is that? again, it will be breezy. wednesday, breezy, cooler, 56. cool and nice on thanksgiving. temperatures either side of 50. friday, we go back in the m

by 10:00, we're 40 in 40ederick. 37 in bethesda. by 9:00 a.m., back in the low 40s. by lunchtime, either side of 50. even cumberland, and romney are close to 50. a pretty uniform day in terms of temperatures. by evening, temperatures upper 40s, and clear, and the winds will subside by tomorrow afternoon. low 40s to start. downtown temps. 46 at 11:00, 50 by1:00. best chance of showers overnight sunday. 60. then we're looking at 52 with falling temperatures on sunday. monday, cool. 49. back to the upper 50s on tuesday. right around 50 wednesday and thursday. looks dry for turkey day, there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike ju