we heard sherrie lee talk about brownsville. that's shut down. we have a portion of henderson that's blocked off because of a tree down across the highway. 395 delays leaving the beltway continue up toward duke street. 95 congested out of woodbridge. in maryland, southbound 270 with lanes open. a little bit below speed here leaving falls road headed out toward the split. route one, southbound stretch, partially tied up because of standing water. also, new hampshire avenue at

. >> for the press that came after me at brownsville was a vendetta and it was over a certain thing that'm not going to get into but it was a vendetta and it was picked up by newspapers around the world. >> reporter: while history seems to be repeating 15 years and 60 miles from brownsville kilpatrick insists this time there is no reason for controversy. what is a typical offering bring in? >> expenses is $16,400 and most nights we have in the neighborhood of 7,000s, 8,000 come in. >> reporter: the size of this revival largely depends on word of mouth and youtube spectacles. >> put your hands on my leg. >> reporter: attendance jumped after this went viral. it shows kilpatrick and morris helping a paraplegic out of her wheelchair. her struggle is obvious but for believers, this is proof of god's power in mobile. >> a lot of you are holding her and this is a woman with atrophied muscles forcing her way along. why didn't god heal her entirely? why wasn't she able to get up and run around the room if that was a miracle. >> what i want to ask you, why does she have to? >> it would be a lot mo

they have a roadblock on brownsville road. this is vienna. this is an issue. we haveo much water yesterday there were still roads goingto be blocked. we needed the rain but not like this. roads around northern virginia fell victim to standing water or, in some cases, all out flooding. a couple had to be rescued after they went around a roadblock and tried to drive-through nearly two feet of water. >> i know the roads, and i know the short cuts to get around the flooded area. so i'm just going out, take it easy and do what i have to do. >> up to six inches of rain fell in some areas. driving wasn't the only challenge. at times walking was just as frustrating for pedestrians. they closed umbrellas while hoping that rain, rain would go ay and come back a bit lighter anher day. >> i've gotten in five different car sdeptsz. i had to go out to my car which is outside. i got soakingwet. that's why my hair looks like this. >> if you see a roadblock, don't go through it. you have nodea what's on the other side. >> hope you dry out. tracee, thank you. >>> north carolina

close to 90 in brownsville, texas. we've got the upper level winds scaming down to the south and riding high over the eastern portion of the nation. that delivers mild conditions to this area, but the other thing it does with any weather system coming through, delivers some violent weather. eastn texas and mississippi, there's a tornado watch in effect until 11:00. one system here in a stronger won coming into the pacific northwest. that's the system that arrives here on wednesday. so, here's what's going to happen. we'll have showers moving through tomorrow. we'll get a break on tuesd and then a spike, big spike in the temperatures on wednesday ahead of the system could hit 80 degrees. that means a few thunderstorms for us. 72 degrees is your high for tomorrow. for the evening, hey, it's going to be rather nice. just some clouds moving in. we've had high clouds today from 60 down to 55. for tomorrow morning, 52 to 57. a few showers around i-81 and the best chance of shors and a few thunderstorms during the afternoon b

into the waters of the gulf of mexico, the official forecast keeps it weak as it tracks toward brownsville. it could bring tropical moisture into the southern united states. 76 tomorrow with a slight risk for a shower. still in the low 70's on wednesday. the showers taper off on thursday. the skies clear up and a cool 58 on friday. by saturday, temperatures down in the mid 30's again. >> 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> revving -- ravens players had bye week. no week -- no breaks for the coaches. more than 500 yards on the ravens. there were the first to throw more than 300 yards. steve johnson beats web. lee evans. before you know, of suffering from shock. they bounced back in style. its third quarter flea flicker should silence critics about the conservative play calling. the 10-point lead it did not hold. the inability to hold the lead sent the game in overtime. ray lewis's of endless supply of plays and now include pickpocketing. when you take away balls, you win in overtime. a 38-yard field goal for a 37-34 win. best work we have seen from the ravens this season. five-to look somewha

the brownsville herald newspaper reports suspected members of a mexican drug cartel ambushed that bus, killed tores and one other person in a city right on the border. it is not clear whether the gunman specifically targeted these two passengers or they were just random victims of mexico's overwhelming drug violence. new fallout tonight from a collosal foreclosure fiasco. analyst reportedly saying it's so messy there is a chance not a single foreclosure is valid. think of that now president obama is taking some action but some republicans say it's the wrong action. three banks have already stopped foreclosures in almost a dozen states. and the justice department is investigating whether lenders, in fact, broke the law by kicking people out of their homes based on faulty documents, even forged documents. but today we learned this is bigger than just a paperwork problem. james rosen with down in washington. there is a challenge figuring out who has the right to foreclose on a home. >> that's right, shep. because banks and security forms have bought, sold and repackaged these so often so

. >> when we get a good amot of rain, brownsville floods. there's only one way in and out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: after yesterday's torrential rain, the road was blocked due to flooding and remained that way. workers came out just after 5:00 a.m. to reinforce the roadblock and keep drivers out. after a trash truck moved them, the traffic started flowing. >> there were a couple of police, water rescues from people trying to do that. >> reporter: more than 7 inches of rain fell in some areas. some roads including 450 were closed due to the onslaught of water and also games and school activities postponed until monday. back in virginia more storm damage. vre canceled services on its manassas line. folks say a low hangingpower line in the alexandria area is blocking the tracks on which the line operates. passengers had to make their way to metro. >> come here pretty early in the morning and i didn't get an e-mail but i checked my blackberry. i guess i'm not surpsed given the storm and stuff like that. >> reporter: back in vienna water

brownsville road, they still have barricades up. look out for standing water here. me show you what it looked like yesterday. this was the scene when a couple decided to go around road blocks and try to drive-through some standing water. they got stuck in almost two feet of water there. it w a mess. they had to be rescued out of the car. it was a swift water rescue. we saw issues all ross the area. the storm system moving up the east coast just dumped on the washington area. we saw a number of accidents yesterday. lots of road osures. lots of vdo wkers looking to make sure people are safe on the roadways, especially areas prone to flooding. areas that normally have these waters, they don't have the issue today. beulah road is normally always a safe bet but they had the road open. no standing water there. we gotown here and saw they had road blocks down here. but it looks like, as you can see, cars still coming through this area. this may be the kind of situation where the road blocks need to be movednd allow people to drive. still be very careful. don't second-guess

he's going back to college at the university of texas brownsville.family in the rio grande valley, the same place where the falcon lake is. the bus was ambushed. there are reports coming out of mexico the other woman was american and they were the only two americans on this bus. we are trying to confirm that and have not been able to. we have confirmed the number of bus jackings in mexico in recent months have gone swrai. you've mexican authorities are staying in that rio grande valley they cannot protect buses except for the hours of dawn to 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. after 2:00 p.m. the buses are on their own. the university of texas brownsville is saying none of the students should travel down there, none of the faculty should travel down there and they do so on a regular basis for research. we talk about this time and time again. the mexican authorities acknowledged drug cartels have taken vast stretches of land in the rio grande valley, using them as drug corridors and they are faight for more territory it's a bad scene. this is an example of t

the georgia native was working towards a degree in medicine at the yufuniversity of texas at brownsville. early this morning, nato says a taliban leader was killed in an air strike in the takhar province along with seven other insurgents. the leader is accused of kidnapping afghan security officers, holding them hostage and killing them. now, this is not kansas. it's arizona. and this morning, a massive cleanup is under way after two twisters tore through the state. it happened right before families sat down to dinner. one tornado packing winds of 110 miles per hour. it caused all this damage you're seeing here in the town of belmont. trucks were tossed off highways. mobile homes were ripped in half. thankfully, nobody seriously hurt. brand new trouble for a proposed mosque near ground zero. new york city buildings department tells fox news there are multiple code violations inside the building scheduled to become part of the mosque. developers could face fines up to $10,000. and those are your quick headlines this morning. we have to move on to what's going on in washington today. feder

we're in vienna brownsville road at rosewood hill. they still have barriers ufrom yesterday. it was a mess yesterday. we needed the rain but not like this. roads around northern virginia fell victim to standing water or, in some cases, all out flooding. a couple had to be rescued after they went around a roadblock and tried to dre-through nearly two feet of water. there were a number of road closings. many knewo stay away. >> i know the roads, and i know the short cuts to get around the flooded area. so i'm just going out, take it easy and do what i have to do. >> up to six inches of rain fell in some areas. driving wasn't the only challenge. at times walking was just as frustrating for pedestrians. they osed umbrellas while hoping that rain, rain would go away and come back a bit lighter another day. >> i've gotten in five different car accidents. it was raining, downpouring. i had to go out to my car which is outside. i got soaking wet. that's why my hair looks like this. >> reporter: we see cars coming down this way and turning around and going bacteria other way. you don

she took the oath of allegiance in brownsville texas 0100 years to the day she arrived.e said the first thing she wants to do is vote in next month's election. >> wow. >> fantastic. >>> we will jump in. we have a lot going on the next several minutes. we will start with the weather and talk about the rain that we have across the area. here is hd radar. you can see rain showers out to the west and to the south. they are getting closer as the minutes tick by. now precipitation developing to the east of the district. check it out. here in alexandria and chesapeake beach a little shower activity. out to the west, several spots of heavier rain up in winchester, manassas and culpeper as well. not much happening in d.c. we are seeing it fill in as we speak and these showers will generally be moving eastward. let's go to the satellite and radar, an area of low pressure is pushing eastward. that low will move offshore, up the coast and become a nor'easter bringing significant precipitation to the east. we could get up to about an inch of rain here. that would be a big winter stor

pan am is operating from its original headquarters in brownsville, texas. 70 flights per month with cargod from latin america. rio de janeiro will be a key hup. bmw is testing a program to let ca rent a car by the hour. for $22 you can drive a car you wouldn't otherwise be able to afford. >> 22 bucks an hour doesn't seem too bad. sign me for for the porsche. >>> offense looks good, but defense wins the game. and skins fans are certainly aware of that fact this morning. the "d" was definitely on display as washingn held on for a close win over the chicago bears in the windy city. quarterback angelo hall had four interceptions tying an nfl record. he returned one of them for a touchdown. in the end the quarterback was the difference as the skins squeaked by the bears, 17-14. after the game he talked about his big game and how he had support in the stands. >> it's kind of mind blowing. i had my mom, my aunt, my two cousins in the stands. the first ball went to my mom. the send went to my aunt. next thing you know everybody had a ball. you know we call three a hat trick. we have to come up wi

parts of brownsville road in vienna had a foot-and-a-half of standing water yesterday morning.e point the height of the rain was iassable. once the water receded authorities opened the road so traffic could ge by again. >> 7:40. 56 degrees outside. we're in for a beautiful day chuck says. he'll have the details i your full forecast when "news4 today" full[ mom ] my son ryans4 today" didn't know his voulez-vous from his frere jacques... [ speaking french ] [ mom ] ...so he decided to study in pas. ♪ to see french masterpieces with his very own eyes. we even linked our citibank account to his so when his account ran low we just transferred funds. i just hope the language isn't a barrier. bonjour. [ mom ] my ryan can be very shy. [ male announcer ] from linked accounts to citi mobile we make it simple to manage your finances. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >>> washington challenges trying to shake off the embarrassing first-round loss in last years playoffs and a special date coming up soon. eun ya has more. >> reporter: this week on kids post a special date, s

fencing recommended by the border patrol based on the circumstances in each of the sectors from brownsville to santiago. we added more technology including infrared seismic sensors, a video surveillance and mobile systems. we've also strengthened our partnerships across the board with private industry, with other federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies, with other countries particularly with our north american neighbors of mexico and canada. we are working more closely than ever before with mexico to stop the illegal movement of drugs, both cash, guns and human trafficking. as a result of this, and in ways i hope we trust we will explore on the dialogued is as the french poet said, "t challenge of our time is the future is not what it used to be." the relationship wih mexico is of the kin that we practice daily on the southern border was unthinkable, even three to five years ago. as a result of all these activities, it is true that the southern border is more secure today than it has been in decades, but in fact by any objecte standards such as the fbi crime statistics, th

we heard sherrie lee talk about brownsville. that's shut down. we have a portion of henderson that's blocked off because of a tree down across the highway. 395 delays leaving the beltway continue up toward duke street. 95 congested out of woodbridge. in maryland, southbound 270 with lanes open. a little bit below speed here leaving falls road headed out toward the split. route one, southbound stretch, partially tied up because of standing water. also, new hampshire avenue at powder mills partially blocked because of a tree down. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> keep in mind whenever you have concerns about the weather, you can get all of your updates on-line. conditions, watches, warnings, updates on the road. even videos and photos. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. we have it for you at your fingertips. >>> the other big story, one of the president's closest advisers expected to step down today. rahm emanuel getting ready for a set to become chicago's next mayor. the move comes as the president is trying to rally

being that i live on the border with mexico right in brownsville, the war is all- around me.e seem to be losing. i could write you around and tell you there is a drug dealer, there is his house. i was born and raised here all of my life. i see people coming in from mexico with nothing and they start smuggling. within one year they are very, very wealthy. you can spot them. i am an american. i was born here. i can tell you who is legal, who is illegal, who is selling. the law enforcement because they have overwhelming evidence candace walking in and take them down. i have plenty of family in law enforcement. i have a brother who is a border patrol agents and many relatives that have been in the u.s. customs or police officers. in my opinion, it is almost an unbeatable enemy, you know? like in any war, we have to start to come to realize about making it withdraw. host: allen st. pierre? guest: like the new show on hbo, "boardwalk," there is corruption on both sides of the border. these do not come onto our streets without some degree, minor as it may be, but there is clearly po

on june 30th it landed in mexico about 110 miles south of brownsville, texas. and our e.s.f. staff were also deployed again as hurricane earl rolled up the atlantic coast as a category two hurricane. earl made landfall in canada as a tropical storm on september 4th. in both cases we issued our hurricane situational reports which are found on our web site, www.oe.energy.governor. this hurricane season does not end officially until november 1st, we are hopeful this hurricane season will still remain uneventful. in addition to monitoring the weather, we also keep a close eye on energy infrastructure. we had been very concerned about the reliability and security of our national energy splice if any of our infrastructure becomes damaged. for example, the department provided technical support to the deepwater horizon event as well as monitor the impact of the spill on our energy supplies. we also kept a close watch over the pipeline spill that occurred this summer. as you know, many midwest refineries received splice of crude oil from canada. at one point, two main lines were shut