not busy here 121 clarks burg. accident activity eastbound 50 after 704, traffic getting by in two right lanes. >>> our top story a college campus in shock a student murdered over the weekened, frost burg state university. >> it happened during an argument at an off campus apartment or house let's get more from stacy cohen live in the newsroom. >> reporter: well, alison 19- year-old courtney mccoy was trying to break up a fight when she was killed it happened sunday around 2:00 a.m. at a house just across from the western maryland campus a 23- year-old frost burg senior is charged with the murder. mccoy grew up in baltimore she was a physics major worked as a resident advisor on campus and called herself a flower child on her facebook page her family is simply devastated. >>> very helpful, very caring, very very sincere, and i know that whatever happened, she went in it with just the idea of trying to create peace that is all she was about was peace. frost burg is at a stand still because any daughter has been murd

next couple minutes, plenty of areas in the 30s. 35 dulles, 37 fredericks burg and 36 hagerstown temperatures overnight below freezing, satellite radar, quiet, rain showers off to the north and west high pressure continues to dominate washington weather, that stalls nice weather here monday, tuesday, wednesday, really thursday before that frontal system will make it into the area lots of sunshine for the afternoon, 60 for your high here, 63 manassas, 65 fredericks burg more details on the forecast in a couple minutes. back up to you. >> thank you we begin this hour with a follow up we told you about this last week a teacher incentive bill up for debate in the district, proposed by kwame brown would include bonuses and income tax credit to bring best teachers to low performing schools, thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> your overall impressions of this bill, it is called the highly effective teacher incentive act of 2011 what do you thing of it? are you in favour? >> it starts an important conversation in the district around the question of how do we get our best teachers to

and his narcissism in full remission and they want to double the time he can spend home in williams burg. prosecutors fighting that. they say hinckley is still lying. hinckley told his mom and his doctors in july he was going to the movies. the secret service saw him pretend to buy a ticket. but instead of going inside, he went down the street to a bookstore and straight to the section on presidential assassinations where he grabbed books on reagan and on the shooting. one of the books may have been del wilbur's. a best seller on how close hinckley came to killing president reagan. >> they will have secret service agents testify for the first time. they shadow him. where is he? what was he doing? >> scott is one of the potential witnesses, but he is not talking to reporters. he is willing to take in his brother if his mother cannot. hinckley's doctors say they sanctioned him for lying about the movies, but they now want to give him the right to drive to and from d.c. unaccompanied to have time unaccompanied in williams burg and to spend as long as 24 days at his family home in hopes he m

cool in spots frederick, 33 degrees martins burg, 34 manassas, plenty of 30s on the map washington warming up, if you can call it that, 44 and 48 annapolis could be another beautiful day we will warm up rapidly, well into the 50s by noon hour topping out layer this afternoon, -- later this afternoon, by 62 degrees, plenty of sunshine don't think we will see more than a passing cloud, sentinel satellite, showing you mid-atlantic, nothing going on. high pressure moving through that will deliver not only a nice day today but beautiful afternoons, sunshine cool nights right through the weekend, there is another look at another map i don't know what that map is, but nice looking. >>> sunshine mild afternoon 62 your daytime high, winds out of the south, 5 to 10. a look at the 5 day, coming up tony back to you. >>> all right tucker thank you. the jury in the lululemon murder trial gets its first look at video tape of brittany norwood interviewed by police 5 days after the killing of her coworker,. >>> she was not in police custody at the time some detectives were at that time growing suspicious o

home and william missing his remains were found in a wooded area off clarks burg road. charges in williams death will likely be filed soon. >>> new this morning a woman rescued from a burning house montgomery county right now she is fighting for her life she was pulled from the home 4700 block iris street rockville 4:00 a.m. this morning a man who made it out of the house, before fire crews arrived had serious injuries but expected to survive two firefighters went to the hospital with minor injuries the bulk of the fire was in the basement it got so bad firefighters had to evacuate the home and just fight the fire from the outside. >>> turning to harassment claims against herman cain he is denying claims from a third woman she reportedly considered filing a work place complaint against cain. he is denying that the former business ceo did anything wrong and denouncing what is being called a smear campaign. i am joined by paula jone's lawyer in the president clinton sex scandal good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming in it does indeed give perspective

on this thanksgiving this was the scene at k mart in good faitherring burg as a handful -- gaiters burg as a handful of shoppers went inside. >> 20 people skipping the feast inside a warm home and lined up at best buy in gaithersburg waiting for the store to open at midnight not just a few hours, midnight. they are there all day today the scene is playing out at best buys and many other big box stores across the country as shoppers hope to get great holiday bargains. >>> of course you know everyone loves a great deal but is camping out for days like those folks in front of a store really worth it. fox's steve goal balk finds out if shoppers are getting a bang for the buck. >> looking for 42 inches tv for $199. >> tv, laptop. >> is it worth the time in line? i did some checking online you can find the same price on a tv 10 inches smaller for the same size for twice as much the same laptop on sale here friday at best buy you can buy right now for $100 more and get it shipped for free no waiting. but what is time worth for the 82 hours some of these people will wait, if you pay them just m

, martins burg west virginia, 31 degrees, 36 leonard town and 34 baltimore at this hour. pull this out show you across the eastern united states temperatures consistent, we do have warm spots, 55 chicago, this morning, satellite radar composite for the region, mostly clear skies, all across not just here but mid-atlantic to northeast cloud cover along the coastline of the carolina, that stays to our south and this rain as you see well out to the west across the upper midwest does not impact us a dry couple days on tap. >>> so the forecast for washington for today looks like this, sunny skies, mild afternoon, high 62, our average high 63 we are right there. down to 40 night a cold night degrees in town. 30s outside of town similar to last night under clear skies your 5 day forecast tomorrow another beautiful day you want to take some -- have your lunch outdoors tomorrow something like that, take advantage 63 mostly sunny friday we add a few clouds a couple showers down to the south there is your weekend things look good heading to the red skins game sunday looks like a gre

here in the district, 46, 47 quantico manassas, 34 degrees, 38 degrees baltimore martins burg west virginia, 36 degrees your forecast today, not a bad one at all even though we have clouds this morning and will see clouds roll in tonight today mostly sunny, beautiful afternoon, high 65 degrees. more about the weekend forecast coming up right now let's get you updated on traffic julie. >>> we are still talking about the commute west, fair oaks, crash to the shoulder, crew in sky fox hovering above the scene of a wreck traffic coming inbound on the georgetown pike backed up for a mile, mile and a half travelling georgetown pike close to the belt way under police direction that is how you will get back. we will update your ride elsewhere, coming from the west. big problems out here. travelling in lees bird, louden county, accident activity, according to louden county sheriff's department they are the scene of three separate incidents. so be careful headed inbound route 7, 7 at the green way for another accident reported, route 1, georgia avenue, 22 minute ride average speed, 19 miles per hour.

now 52 degrees in reagan national airport. 58 in martins 'burg.d our average for this day is 53. so we're just one degree shy of that at 6:00 in the morning. satellite and radar, cold front just off to the west of us. this area of low pressure and the cold front arrives tonight bringing showers and then heavier rains for the early morning hours and

the 50s. 56 dc, and dulles, 58, baltimore look to the south it is milder there, 64, 63 fredericks burg off to the north and west, cooler, 46 winchester, 50 hagerstown here is what we are thinking today it will become windy, quite windy, rain, some more rain this morning i think a poor idea of some sunshine more clouds and rain later temperatures right now, washington 50s. they may go back up to upper 50s. low 60s then drop down during the day, back through the 50s. so a little complicated a lot going on today, but it will set us up for a nice several days after that. >>> to julie wright and get an update on traffic. >> all right a combination of holiday get away headed in towards work makes for an interesting commute, crew in sky fox with us now, they are checking out that drive on the outer loop of the belt way this is where we had the crash as it merged southbound 270, the right side of the roadblocked off here, with this accident activity, state police are there along with an ambulance and fire truck that right lane is closed as you travel right on the belt way, south of bradly over

> well, killed trying to keep the peace today the student behind bars for fatally stabbing a frost burg sophomore says she didn't do it. denise. >> well, mary, 19-year-old holly tech graduate was stabbed to death sunday morning, 23- year-old shenae liggens is being charged without bail for the murder. today she says she didn't say it. witnesses say mccoy and friends were tossed out of the off campus party and a fight broke out and mccoy was stabbed in the neck. liggens said she was stabbed bya man involved in the fight. >> she is awaiting a bond review. >> pretrial motions in the high profile murder case of a local coed. they are looking at a request to sequester jurors in the murder trial he is charged in the may 2010 death of yeardly love defense attorneys want access to love's medical records, they say, prove a mix of alcohol and prescription drugs killed love and not hugly hitting love's head against the wall. >>> now what happened to yeardly love and courtney mccoy has happened to other local students they went off to college, never to come home again. tonight at 11:00 p.m., wjz in

mary's city it is not raining in baltimore, frederick, lees burg, northeast dc either. all right temperatures around the region, currently at 47 degrees, in washington, 45 now in gaithersburg, 48 quantico, 50s off to the east those will drop down as well. as the morning and indeed as the day progresses there is a wide look. pittsburgh 34 degrees detroit 29. that is the cold air that is headed this way. >> your forecast today looks like this, early morning -- early clouds, not just early morning through the morning hours, some scattered showers, maybe a couple snow showers off to the north and west, then partial clearing this afternoon temperatures falling during the day, most of the day will be in the 40s. we will tell you more about the forecast tonight and coming days in just a bit. hey julie. >> all right tony, slow go south, 270, on the shoulder expect to find delays as you work your way southbound from at least i-70, meanwhile travelling northbound i- 5 prince william -- i-95 prince william parkway, heavy volume no incidents to report, duke street to seminary road

, east of fredericks burg, into the portions of virginia here, getting plenty of rain, passing acrosse southeastern portions of the viewing area. off to the north and east, still dealing with upper level low. once we get through this here, weather, actually sunshine in the forecast, mid-to late afternoon as this whole system winds down. sentinel sat rad, over playing rain showers the upper level low, cold core of air upper layers of the atmosphere. it will squeeze out any left over moisture, it is possible start to see it developing we could see a few snow showers as close as the immediate washington area, during the midday hours just be ready for it it won't stick air temperatures mid-40s. make for quite the scenery here at least a few spots later this afternoon a few snow showers in the forecast and the whole thing winds down we will be cold overnight lows fall back into the low 30s here in the city, lots of 20s tomorrow morning off to the north and west tender vegetation, house plants, bring them in, because later tonight i think most of the area below freezing. >> high overnight,

we are hearing much more from a burg statea frost pe student who says someone else stabbed courtney mccoy. >> all of this is still under investigation. the victim lived here in the ash bird neighborhood of northwest baltimore. her uncle said she was a very positive person. >> i am still in shock to this day. i guess it is just not believing what happened. >> devaughn mccourt reflects on the life of his 19-year-old niece. courtney mckelway was stabbed in the throat and head as she died sunday morning. considered a peacemaker, her friends told police she was trying to break up and on campus by. >> she was not a person who wanted to fight. she was not a rowdy%. -- a rowdy person. >> what happened is still under investigation. another student, 23-year-old senior, shawnee live in of waldorf, is being held without bail. according to court records, ligands denies stabbing mccoy and blames someone else. mccoy and a friend -- her friends were thrown out of the party after one of them began arguing with ligands. other witnesses claimed they saw ligands and the victim fighting. >> the volunteer need

temperatures here in the city 71 degrees, manassas, 70, baltimore 72, annapolis 73, and fredericks burg, 72 degrees. 66 degrees at 7:00 p.m. i think it may just be a little warmer than that. that is nice. mostly clouds at 9 and even 11:00 p.m. temperatures lower 60s. can we hang on to this? no we can't. >>> it is a bill that would give the district more freedom to spend its own money the congressman leading the charge. >>> an owner of a brand new restaurant east of the river facing federal drug charges wait until you hear how much cocaine was found in her office ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> a house republican wants the district to more money over its own money. they have drafted a bill to allow the fiscal year to begin in july right now it starts in october. the bill would allow dc to spend its own tax dollars without congressional approval if the bill goe

you get the idea it will be a nice mild day, as mentioned 61 fredericks burg temperatures mild side,ix of clouds and sunshine working through from time to time during the course of the day, not going to be a perfectly sunny day, a frontal system north and west let's talk breezes, good news winds out of the south, a warm breeze or mild breeze but gusty at times ready for breezy afternoon winds 14 washington, 12 leonard town, 13 fredericks burg. winds out of the south and southwest during the course of the day, up ahead of the frontal system, this front doesn't get through until late in the day wednesday it will be pressing closer during the course of the afternoon, the clouds will be intermittent, partly sunny afternoon, mild, front gets in later tonight during the morning hours tomorrow, might have a few showers around and a lot of clouds forecast tomorrow wednesday, area of low pressure along this front right in the neighbourhood that will bring a better chance for rain wednesday before we get cooler air for thursday and friday highs by thursday and friday back in the 50s. >>> 69 to

look at the peak wind gusts, 41 in lees burg and 41 annapolis. temperatures beginning to drop and you felt the difference if you have been out in the last few hours and a frigid one as temperatures drop to the freezing mark and the steady winds northwest at 12 to 16 will begin to diminish and it will still be breezy until we get towards say dawn tomorrow. highs today getting into the mid-60s out there and north and west cooler and we will see nothing like that tomorrow, upper 50s probably at best. we final get back in the 60s as we go from good friday into -- not any friday, black friday into saturday. getting a little ahead of myself. showers northeast of us and the trickiest travels are in new england where they are getting snow in maine and new hampshire and getting the rain in boston, newark, new jersey and new york city and right into the new england states so this is the tricky travel spots but if your going west, all you got to deal with is dropping temperatures and clearing skies and a little breezy and again the improved weather is out t

airport, 42 degrees baltimore, 54 annapolis, dulles cooler at 44 degrees and 43 south at fredericks burg. today, winds will be a factor a little gusty later on not bad right now expect them to pick up by the time we move into the afternoon hours. partly sunny mild but windy, of 3 degrees. back to you. >> can't wait to hear more. >>> off the wall is next with wisdom martin talking about thanksgiving whether or not it is the best holiday out there. >> at the top. red skins also in the season of giving. >> you going to make a pick this week. >> maybe i will. back in a moment u paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. it's an amazing holiday deal. but don't wait. it's only available for a limited time. so go to verizon.com/superoffer to sign up. act now and we'll add a special bonus -- $300 back. fios delivers the best picture quality, plus america's fastest, most consistent most reliable

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. >> the president of frost burg state held a press conference today and talked about cutting back on alcohol. he says he is angry about what happened. looking at the school's recent history, it was 1.5 years ago that there was a shooting on campus were another student was killed and just last winter, a former student and a current student both died in a fatal fire. an awful lot of sadness and tragedy. brad bell, abc7 news. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. a los angeles jury found dr. conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death. he showed little reaction during the reading. 22 days of testimony and 49 witnesses suggested he was negligent and is used the powerful anesthetic -- misused propofol. he could lose his medical license and face up to four years in prison. >>> a new poll shows few washingtonians trust their lawmakers. our news partners found that 26% of d.c. area residents believe that we are headed in the right direction and 7% trust their elected officials. consumer confidence is above average and nationwide is at its lowest level in th

once you get to clarks burg the road opens up just a bit.ce you get around germantown your volume is increasing. so far you still have a good travel speed. you can see as tom mentioned there is a lot of fog on the roadways. the roadways are wet. give yourself extra time this morning. as you're traveling southbound, your lanes are open on i-270 same thing with northbound. as we move over right now to the beltway in virginia, this is your commute, taking the inner loop is not so bad, outer loop pretty clear. your volume is increasing but no major delays just yet. travel speed 59 miles per hour from the wilson bridge to van dorn street, six minutes to make that trip. >> thank you. >>> our time is 5:43. investigation launched at the home base of the occupy d.c. movement. >> black friday, about more than just deals. where you can get some free stuff this year. >> and next, speaking of free stuff, the search for a mob of young people who stormed a local store and took whatever they wanted and left. >>> good morning. welcome back. a group of teenag

gaither burg to laurel in 20 minutes in rush hour in the rain? it is incredible. >> i don't know. he looks like he is excited about it. the icc is a toll road that will run you from $1.40 to $6 depending on how far you are. they will be waived for the next two weeks. >> it is raining and it is rush hour and that's all the reason to put this new road to the test. >> we asked our expert road runners to take the icc challenge. they both left montgomery mall just after ac. bound for bwi airport and we have been tracking their progress all afternoon. scott. where are you? >> well, i'm just north of laurel now coming up on 216. so i made that sprint that anderson was so excited about and sure enough, it took me 18 minutes to get across the icc from 270 over to i-95. i was flying. 55, 60 miles per hour in rush hour in the rain. it's true. but let me tell you the story here. it took me a long time of crawling at 15 miles an hour to get to the icc and now that i'm continuing my trip north up to vbi, i am crawling again at about 15 miles per hour. but, i do believe i'm ahead of delia. i'm j

the high temperature of 66 in lees burg. 27 in culpepper. 66 in frederick and gaithersburg. washington held down by a southerly wind coming up the potomac river at the airport. any place close to water cooler. 63 at the airport. 57 in annapolis. but you move back and west virginia was at 72 degrees in petersburg. a gorgeous day out there. a nice night tonight. 46 degrees. other areas are starting to cool off quickly. 34 in manassas and culpepper. but 46 along the chesapeake bay. a cool start tomorrow. clear skies tomorrow. but notice the cloud cover starting to move in from the west. these are of the high cloud variety. they will move in tonight and through the day tomorrow. we're not going to see all sun and bright blue skies like during the day today. we will see more high clouds tomorrow but the sun will still be able to penetrate the clouds. starting off on a cool note but here comes the sun through the clouds. temperatures tomorrow similar to where they were today. and then we watch on sunday. sunday we have it dry right now. that's the good news. the weekend is dry. bu

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the sculptors have come to ham burg to display their works. they've been shipped and hammered into extraordinary shape. the exhibition is open until the end of january. it will stay colder a lot longer than that, believe me. stick around for our in-depth report. >> stick around. >>> welcome back. russians are voting in parliament. election sunday. prime minister vladimir putin's united russian party is expected to win. it has long dominated the politics of the country, but there are signs his popularity is slipping and it could lose their two-thirds majority, a majority which allows it to make constitutional changes. a growing number of russian said they are not happy with the way their country is run. many complained of corruption, injustice, and agreed to. one opinion poll suggests one- fifth of the population would like to leave the country. perhaps the most frustrated are highly qualified young people. in this special report, we caught up with two people very divergent views on the future of their home country. >> this person is a loyal su

will play burg during the high school all-american bowl on january 7th. >> i hope it's nice and warm on january 7th. san antonio can be cold or it can be 70 or 20. we'll see. [ laughter ] >> around here, it's been awfully nice. what an incredible stretch of weather we've had for thanksgiving. take a look at temps right now. it's still warm. it's 61. east winds, steady. barometer holding steady. set your barometer there. humidity way up now to 83%. dew point getting closer to the temperature. we've had some spotty sprinkles in a few spots. 61 here. 61, easton. they were 72 earlier. and it's still mild. 52 in oakland. 63, first time of night, 56, dew point. it's getting more moist, more humidity coming in off the ocean with the southeast winds. 58, close to the water, kent island and annapolis. 69, 45 today. the average now is 51 for a high. 33 for a low. and a record 73. 4 degrees shy of that. and 15 degrees in 1951. east winds coming right off the atlantic, bringing in that moisture. clouds and a couple of sprinkles and drizzle and mist. that will continue overnight. and during the d

out 66 and also up 270 through gaither burg. again, nothing is heavy.emperatures are coming down just a little bit. 49 in rockville. some 40s north and west. 48 in gaithersburg. 48 in leesburg. but plenty of 50s left. 52 downtown. 52 in andrews and 52 in college park. all right. well keep the umbrella. still needed. nothing heavy overnight. but steadier and heavier rain be develop tomorrow afternoon and then morning rain on wednesday will give way to a fantastic thanksgiving. really will probably salvage the back half of wednesday as well. late tonight, midnight. showers, everything is light. notice it's all light green. nothing heavy tonight. we get into the early morning hours, it will be wet for the commute. that's the bad news. it's all green, so it's all fairly light. but, as we go through the morning, look at the yellows popping up. even oranges. that's heavier activity. right around the district and also points to the north and west up near frederick and hagerstown. right around 1:00, 1:15. we are looking at an inch and a half between now and wed

for this time of year around the region we go, it is still really very nice, culpepper, fredericks burgow 70s, 73 degrees cumberland where on october 29th, you were shoveling snow. got to love the weather changes on this mid-atlantic latitude. 66 i mentioned in dc dulles, 69 and baltimore still hanging on 70 degrees bottom line it is not going to be a cold night tonight and certainly plenty of company in terms of warmer temperatures on the east coast today, atlanta's current temperature 73, nashville 74 we have a battleground folks and where this warm air and cold air are colliding like around chicago, 47 degrees, lincoln 54 we are finding a line of strong thunderstorms. the heat continues at least one tornado touched down near champagne illinois. the closest the rain is up to us, western pennsylvania, red lines, outlining, tornado, not expecting rain to get in here, that line of storms, stretches down to missouri, that is where the frontal system is, they will get closer during the day tomorrow that is why we have a chance of showers in the forecast. ahead of it tonight, breezy as well

and down to 34 in manassas and 39 in kbagathers burg.ikely to see colder temperatures than last night. nothing to show you on the radar in our area. but moving out to the west, a big storm. this is a monster storm through the heartland right now. in portions of kansas, oklahoma and colorado. winter storm warnings yet again. but in oklahoma, there was a report of a tornado. one tornado touched down and we've got it for you. look at this shot by a storm chaser as they made their way through the countryside in oklahoma. this is a monster. but the good news is, in oklahoma in this area not a lot of houses here but it's that was definitely a well-formed tornado. you can see that right there chasing those tornados in oklahoma. it doesn't happen too often this time of year. for our weather more sunshine. high pressure is going to stick around not only for the day today but watch what happens on wednesday. not much of a change. early on wednesday but watch what happens as we move past 3:30. say hello to the cloud cover and the chances of rainmak

on the cold side. 43 washington. 34 winchester, 35 baltimore ocean city, 38 degrees, fredericks burg 36. here is your forecast today, it should be a beautiful afternoon sunshine high temperatures upper 50s less windy than yesterday. more details in the forecast, a sneak peek coming up in a couple minutes alison back to you. >>> the mornings big story tragedy in the mountains of arizona a small plane carrying three adults and two children crashed east of phoenix. >> yeah, as fox's aiynsley ear hart reports there is no sign of survivors. >> i saw an orange spark and it just exploded and came back down and a big poof came up. >> reporter: no signs of survivors in this terrible crash a local aviation school, says it was a twin engine. >> from what we understand, this aircraft, flew from stafford to falcon field in mesa to pick up children for thanksgiving to go back to stafford. >>> the plane went down in superstition mountains east of phoenix arizona killing the three children the pilot, a mechanic and another adult were also onboard. >>> the fire is burning we don't have fire apparatus

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currently 57 regan national, 59 quantico, 55 leonard town, 57 annapolis, 55 martins burg.igh temperatures will top out late morning, early afternoon, low 60s bring along a jacket and an umbrella. >> cloudy skies, showers, maybe a storm best chance will be south and east of the city winds out of the north, 5 to 10 miles per hour cloudy skies, showers continue, raining tonight for your evening commute 46 your overnight low your 5 day forecast, chilly thursday and friday's daytime highs, only 50, i will hit that freezing mark, for the first time this year in washington by early friday morning and saturday morning too. the weekend looks dry, red skin game sunday, dry, low 60s that is weather, julie how is the wealther effecting -- weather effecting traffic. >> pavement, road spray, travelling the inner loop of the belt way, alan town road, the accident activity, tieing up the two left lanes, it will cost you 10 minutes worth of time inbound, new york avenue lanes open northeast to northwest, accident activity reported south dakota avenue, 33rd, northeast washington travelling

. >>> no bail for the frost burg state student accused of killing a classmate she made a brief courtsterday denying the murder charge and said some body else stabbed courtney mccoy at a party late saturday. witnesses pointed the finger at liggen. >> former university of virginia lacrosse player will stand trial in january. he is accused of beating his ex- girlfriend, yeardly love to death. a judge ruled, his legal team will be allowed to see her medical record a medical examiner ruled love died from blunt force trauma to the head. investigators believe he attacked love in her off campus apartment and slammed her head against the wall. >>> parents are warned to watch their kids after the fifth attempted kidnapping happened the crime wave is startling some families but they do not believe a serial stalker is behind the attempted abduction they released a composite sketch of a man accused of trying to abduct a 17-year-old girl on october 25th. >>> when the guy slowed up, she noticed it was four guys in the van, one guy rolls the window down and says hey, baby you know, come here. she sa

sun comes up tomorrow around sunset the wind picks up again to 10 to 15 miles per hour. 43 in lees burg. 28 in manassas. 32 in frederick. take a look at the wind chill forecast over the next few hours through about 7:00 tomorrow morning. we go down to 22 to 24 degrees in frederick. about 27 in culpepper and the freezing mark at washington. some areas could be in the upper teens to lower 20s in some of the areas. a very cold morning. look at 9:00 in the morning if you are stepping out it could feel like 37 in the district. a cold start to the saturday. there is good news. clearing skies allow us to cool down. but today the winds were northwesterly. tomorrow we stay be with the sun but it shifts out of of the southwest. it will be a warming wind and the temperatures should climb about 10 degrees warmer than today. on sunday more wind and cloud cover but milder conditions as temperatures on sunday afternoon should be in the low 60s. so that's good news there. tomorrow morning mostly clear, breezy and cold. the wind chills in the 20s. temperatures tomorrow actual temperatures about 26 to --

winchester, front royal and manassas and gaithersburg and lees burg and frederick and portions of westirginia. i'm not expecting accumulation. but it may be pretty as the flakes may be flying tomorrow afternoon. but will the be way too warm to cause problems. only achance of accumulation in the higher peaks to the west. will this will quickly moving out and by 5:00 on thursday we should be clearing out maybe ending the day with sun to the west. the clouds move out and that ushers in the coldest night so far this season. more clouds and chilly with a few showers. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will make things feel colder. the winds pick up in the afternoon. 20 to 25 miles per hour tomorrow. and with the cold wind, 44 to 48 degrees. it's going to be very chilly tomorrow. a big difference from the 73 we saw just a couple days ago. and once again that rain may end as some snowflakes. you will see the big wet snowflakes if it happens in your area. best chance west of washington. 49 on friday. 54 on saturday. sunday is looking good. i think we will see plenty of cloud cover. monday, tu

jackie bensen is in lees burg with more on this. >> reporter: in politics it takes a lot of effort to create something so offensive that even your allies disvalue. the picture of president obama with a zombie with a bullet hole in his forehead was part of an illustration in an e-mail asking to help decorate a float for the halloween parade. thousands of residents and their kids turned out to enjoy the tradition. this was the float. parade goers were unaware that a national news story was brewing around them. >> i didn't. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: but as the halloween parade continued, outraged official responses began to pour in. the virginia governor called on the loudoun g.o.p. to apologize for their actions and insure that the imagery is never used again. and before the last float made its way down king street, the chairman of the loudoun county republican committee said that the depiction of the president represented a light hearted attempt to inject a sire and humor into the halloween poll day. >> reporter: the e-mail contains a zombie picture of house minority leader nancy pelo

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taking the drive along i-270 we're definitely in the clear as you make your way out of clarks burg and head towards -- not seeing any issues. a view at falls road. volume very light, however very slick roadways. give yourself extra time and space between the cars. traveling i-66 in virginia, here's a view at waples mill road. not seeing any issues east or west. travel speeds to the capitol beltway, 61 miles per hour, and will take you 11 minutes to make that trip if you continue on i-66 inside the beltway you're clear there as well. joe and eun back to you. >> thank you. >>> stock markets across the world are feeling the brunt of the collapse of the so-called super committee. the failure to come up with a debt deal here in the u.s. and lingering worries over europe's debt problems sent asian stock markets down today. the news sent the dow down yesterday about 250 points. there is some good news in sight though. right now u.s. futures are up slightly. >>> and super failure, that's what some are saying about the committees, about the super committee supposed to slash more than a trillion

are trying to have at least one candidate on every week and jon huntsman joins us today from spartan burg. governor, both newt gingrich and rick perry said last night that when it comes to foreign aid that every country should start out at zero. we decide from there who gets foreign aid. people immediately began to ask, does that also include israel? governor perry said at one point yes that he did. his people walked that back a little bit. what do you make of that? >> it's called sound bites campaigning. these are easy sound bites. they get an applause line. the fact of the matter is we're broke as a country. we're going to have to look very, very carefully at foreign aid. but we also have to look at it through the prism and through the analysis of what kind of return we get on our national interests. so when you've got aid money that goes to israel that's balanced somewhat with the palestinian authority, that's important. for the ongoing peace process. when you have aid money that is targeted toward expanding rule of law, for example, in parts of the world that don't have it, enhancing

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matter and that would indicate that is precisely the sentence we will be seeking from judge greene burg greenberg at that time. i would like to thank the men and women of the jury that served on this case, as well as the alternates. as i said to them during the course of this trial, this was a difficult case and i am sure for the men and women who was selected randomly from this community to serve on the jury. this was a hard case. these were difficult facts to listen to and to judge. i would also like to thank judge greenberg to what was a fair trial for both sides. i really would like to congratulate the police department for montgomery county. you know, i became involved in this case along with mary, who was my cocouncil in this matter. the same day that jayna's body that was discovered. the case that we tried and the person that we tried was not the case we got involved in originally. we along with the police were involved in looking for those two unknown assailants who allegedly killed jayna murray so violently and left the defendant now convicted first- degree murder batter batter

eight republican presidential hopefuls took the stage in spartan burg south carolina last night for aeign policy debate. sponsored by cbs news and the national journal. jan crawford has some highlights. >> reporter: the issues-- afghanistan, pakistan, iran-- were complex. the answers serious. on iran, former massachusetts governor mitt romney would consider military action. >> we will not allow iran to have a nuclear weapon snrment former house speaker newt gingrich agreed. >> you have to take whatever steps are necessary to break its capacity to have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: there were sharp differences with president obama. minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann. >> if i were president, i would be willing to use water boarding. i think it was very effective. it gained information for our country. ( applause ) >> reporter: there were no obvious stumbles not even from texas governor rick perry who joked about his brain freeze in the last debate. >> governor perry, you advocate the elimination of the department of energy. if you eliminate the department of energy.... >> glad yo

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murder at frost burg state. one student is dead, another is haringd. what happen in a live report. >>> a sex scandal and penn state football. more from pennsylvania, that is coming up next. >>> over at the traffic control, the delays on the west side of the beltway, more on the traffic cameras in a few minutes. right now, over to marty. >>> coming up on coffee with, the best bet on morning television, the holiday season is coming up. what do you have on your holiday table that could or might not hurt your pet. how much chocolate could that dog have? should it sneak a taste? we will have more coming up. the sun is up an hour earlier than when we spoke on friday. it is back to standard ti,,,,,,, . >>> it is 6:30. there is a live look at the aquarium and the center in downtown baltimore. it is nice to be so much lighter at 6:30 and there is some fog in the area and we will have more on where it is and marty has a look at weather. >>> it is sunny, clear skies, through lunch, all the way into the evening. it will continue through the five day forecast. 57 a

burg and oakland. 57 is about where the low temperatures will end up tonight.here are some changes kenyan with severe thunderstorms in illinois and ohio. -- some changes kingpin with the severe thunderstorms in illinois and ohio. say goodbye to these mild temperatures. it will still be a bit warmer than normal tomorrow, but on the other side of this front it cools off quite rapidly. increasing cloudiness and showers are likely tomorrow. wednesday, a low pressure system tracking on the front produces another shock of rain, especially south east of baltimore. colder temperatures thursday, may be cold enough for some snow in the higher mountains to our north and west by thursday. loh 60's tomorrow instead of the lower mid 70's we had today. it my best to 20 knots at times on the bay. western maryland, only to the mid 50's tomorrow. by thursday, temperatures will be in the 30's and some of that grain could change to snow in western maryland -- some of that range could change to snow in western maryland on thursday. still about 70 tomorrow before a slight chance for

mid 50s in hils burg. slow is close to 6,000 feet for today. tomorrow maybe morning mist.ore patchy and thick fog could slow. >>> east palo alto city leaders says something has to be done to prevent another tragedy. this is a follow-up of a story we brought you yesterday. the intersection at bay and gloria has been the scene of a number of pedestrian-involved zentds. people hit by cars. including the recent death of a 6-year-old girl. the community says more needs to be done. a consulting firm recommending to not install stop signs due to a technicality with state laws. yeah, we've only had four accidents. you need five or six before it triggers a stop sign. >> the mayor is expecting an emotional discussion at next week's city council meeting. that's scheduled next week. >>> the family of bryan stow says they have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. in an update stow's family says he is working hard at his physical therapy every day. when he's asking if he wants a break, he usually says no. while he struggles to remember answers to some questions, he remembers impo