a crash on old centerville road at summersville drive.side of town we are looking great between bethesda >>> 6:53. on this monday morning, reagan national in the foreground, that is the potomac river in the middle of the screen. mostly cloudy, comfortable temperatures 68 to 72. finally nice weather to look forward to. andrea? >>> a huge relief and clean up operation is underway in eastern india. four people were killed when the cyclone blew onshore. early evacuations saved nearly a million lives. >>> heavy rains in texas, 6 to 8 inches of rain fell in that area. that prompted road closures throughout the central part of the state. they were so heavy they had to cancel the last day of the austin city limits music festival there. >>> 30 people had to be rescued when their boat capsized near miami, florida. commercial boats helped pluck the people out of the water within minutes. >>> dry ice in a plastic bottle caused an explosion last flight at l.a.x. authorities closed terminal two as a precaution and examined the area for evidence. the fb

manassas into centerville into fairfax.eaving 66 outbound right now, the beltway looks good in springfield. the on the northbound side of i- 95, lanes are open and actually the pace is pretty good. on to 35 on the 14th street bridge. route 4, route 5, route 301. it will end with the live look. college park all the way toward georgia avenue. >>> are you looking for a place to invest your money? how about player investment? as in athletes? we'll explain that, coming up. >> isn't that what owners do? >>> plus another of baseball's >>> plus another of baseball's final four moves within one win for the first time ever, i am supporting a democrat for governor. >>> plus another of baseball's final four moves within one win i am proud to support terry mcauliffe because he's focused on creating jobs for the commonwealth. i hope you'll join me and vote for terry mcauliffe for governor. the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza l

centerville seeing light sprinkles. the rest of us clouds out there. you may experience drizzle but for the most part the downpours we are not seeing that at this time. here's what we can expect for the baltimore running festival. looks like the temperatures will hold steady around the mid 60s for most of the morning. right around 65 at 7:00 a.m. in the mid 60s between 10:00 a.m. and noon with the light showers and drizzle staying around. >> a reminder you can track storms wherever you are with our smart phone app. you can find an interactive radar and most up to date forecast on wbaltv.com. the baltimore running festival, it will be impossible to miss about 100 runners decked out in purple. team in training they have raised millions for cancer research. kate amara has more. >> team in training is a pipeline for marathon runners these days. some credit it with helping to fuel the tremendous growth of this sport. you may not know the founder of team in training live right here in baltimore. it started when he got an idea from his daughter and ran with i

a live shot on 66, it shows you what current conditions are coming in through centerville. you can see the eastbound lanes along 66 moving right hay long. those are headlines moving towards us. a nice clip on route 50, it is starting to build a little bit there. i'll send it back over to jummy and scott. >> all right, amanda. 5:12 and 64-degrees. >> a threatening message is keyed into one man's car and it is all tied into little >> this is good morning, washington, on your side. >> checking our top stories at 5:15 this morning, this is day three of the partial government shutdown. president obama plans to visit a construction company in rockville today to talk about how the shutdown affects small businesses. he brought congressional leaders to the white house for the first time discuss the stalemate. wall street is urging both sides to reach an agreement before serious damage done to the u.s. and world economies. >>> all lanes of brentsville road in manassas is shut down while police investigate a deadly crash. they say it happened a little bit before 1:00 this morning. one

no incidents to report. 66 eastbound moving in from centerville and fairfax all the way through manassasems or delays. and moving at a pretty good clip for this time of morning. we also have our traffic tracker out there manning the roadways. it will be on the gw parkway heading toward the 14th street bridge. looks like he's on the off-ramp right now. but there are no problems there. no reports of anything to us. so smooth sailing so far on the gw parkway. this is a shot at south capitol way. a little activity near that underpass. back to scott and you jummy. >> our top story this morning. the deadline passed, and for the first time in nearly 20 years, the government is shut down this morning. >> it's the news most were expecting, but does not ease the frustration voters are feeling after congress spent weeks in this political stalemate. let's go live to brianne carter with the gridlock that forced this shutdown. >> something that will continue here, scott. a number of taxpayers saying that they sent lawmakers here to washington to get a job done, a job that they say they were not able t

no problems coming in and out of centerville toward the beltway.early this monday morning. >>> crane highway in brandywine, maryland, is open this morning. but the investigation into what led to a 6-vehicle pile up continues. drag race asking to blame for the horrific accident i don't one of the victims has life- threatening injuries. two more are in trauma care. >> reporter: five cars were strung out across the road. they were mangled. nearly a dozen people had to be taken to the hospital. >> drag racing on the north side of 301 there. >> reporter: lon colbert and leonard jones were riding in the same car when it happened. they were hit, but not hurt. >> we were in the slow lane here. the two other vehicles weren't so lucky. >> reporter: this break car that ended up on its roof was drag racing in the northbound lanes of 301. >> some of the folks inside those cars that we were able to speak with say they were absolutely terrified to see the two speeding cars, hit the median and slam right into them. >> it is the worst thing i have ever been involve

manchester is at 67 and 64 in centerville. easton at 63.o these temperatures are going to keep creeping up going throughout the day. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot in terms of the wet weather but we have patchy fog and a lot of spots so give yourself enough time on the roadways. as we are going to be under the influence of high pressure once again, mild we do have the warm front that moves through overnight. so we will be in the warm sector for today. the humidity will be out there and also just a slight chance for maybe a popup shower but all in all we will stay dry for today. let's head to the tropics because we are now talking about tropical storm karen. yesterday we teeter to thered on it and figured it would be a tropical storm. winds sustained at 65 miles per hour moving north northwest at 9 miles an hour. and look where this goes yes, the gulf coast definitely that's where it's going to make landfall heading towards the rest of today. but the remnants by this time of karen will move into our area as we head toward

let's continue along 66. 28 out of chantilly or out of centerville, no problems to report.om vienna to the capital beltway. the beltway is running smoothly between annandale and meritfield. mer travel in virginia northbound i-95 quiet. overnight constructionig through newington now cleared. lanes are open on the top side bestway between college park and bethesda, i hope tucker is paying attention atent little bit of fog over at the american legion bridge, lanes, l are open. something to keep an eye out for, that is a check of your traffic. >> straight ahead we've heard many stories over the past few days around people around country who are unable to get medical treatment because ofre the shutdown. >>at the shutdown even forced changes to charity ones including one that remains close to the hearts of one family and a young boy who beat the odds. we'll tell you all about him coming up next. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a conv

a few more showers in centerville and easton. some of you might be seeing some sprinkles. there is more significant rain on the way. roanoke starting to get the leading edge of it. it is very mild ahead of this. we have had warm air in place. a cool down is starting tomorrow. 70 in parkton and westminster. low 70's across the eastern shore. the rain will develop after 10:00 a.m. and continued through the early evening. high temperatures will be in the early 70's. the forecast shows how this rain will advance into the western part of the state. the leading edge is starting to reach westminster and moves into the eastern shore. the afternoon commute will be worse along the used to ensure. drying see trying -- conditions into tonight. there could be some stronger thunderstorms today across northeastern maryland. maybe an isolated tornado. we cannot rule out severe weather and there could be localized flooding. all this moisture is not related to tropical storm karen. that dissipated and basically fizzled out. sunshine returns tomorrow. cool into wednesday morning. there could

centerville at 55. and 54 degrees right now in eastton. this is what is going on in the satellite and radar this morning, we do have the clouds out there, but also, the rain to the south of us, as of now. but all of this is working its way up the coast and with that, we are going to get some steady rain in here, especially as we head toward the evening time frame. so we are basically tracking a nor'easter if you will. and the reason why is we are going to be having the winds out of the northeast as we go throughout the day. also we are going to get very windy, talking about wind gusts up to 25, 30 miles an hour. so we do have that high pressure off to the north, now, in new england, and with that, well, we are going to start to see changes in the forecast. as we go through the rest of today. things will start to deteriorate. and abc 2's most accurate future trend, i will put this in motion and that's where the system is from the south. it starts to move in here as we head more into the afternoon evening time frame. so your commute home cou

inbound i-66 at route 50, you are still in good shape here off and on as you head toward centerville.'ll tell you what i'm talking about it was a two-car crash. left one person dead. right now all the lanes reopened on the inner loop. just to show you the lanes are open. back to you guys. >>> secretary of state john kerry is defending the weekend capture of an al qaeda member that was on the fbi's most wanted list. >> the raid took place in libya. the u.s. kidnapped abut libby. >> reporter: a long time al qaeda member is being questioned. saturday morning u.s. commandos surrounded his car, smashed its windows and carried him away from outside his home in tripoli, libya. his brother called the capture an act of piracy and libyan officials say they want an explanation for what they are calling a kidnapping. but the u.s. says he must be held responsible for bombings in kenya and tanzania. >>> a senior leader of al- shabab, the group responsible for the bombing last month, was attempted to be captured. it is not clear if he was killed, ininjured or got away. >>> a united nations team is i

orange here and yellow into centerville, fairfax as well. the beltway looks good on the west side of town. now over to the beltway again, the beltway here at georgia avenue everything is fine. if you are planning to led here in civil spring, this is dennis avenue blocked in both directions with an overturned vehicle. keep that in mind with your travel plans. let's end with a live look on the northbound side of i-95. dale city normal, here in springfield actually looks good to the beltway and 395 up to the 14th street bridge. back to you guys. >>> let's take another look at a facebook question of the morning. the average household spends $44 on this every year. is it halloween candy, trash bags or bath tissue? our facebook friend, one of our regs, says a, as in halloween candy. if it was b, or c, i would be very happy. but that is not going to happen. >> we'll have the answer in about 3 minutes. keep it here, overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord

a little bit of volume from centerville, towards fairfax eastbound. >> coming up, a new like at japan's troubled nuclear plant. >> plus still ahead more >> good morning, washington. it is time now for your bus stop forecast. thursday, kids only one more wake up and then finally the weekend. it is beautiful out here this morning, so as you're getting out to the bus stop, temperatures starting in the upper 50s to middle 60s downtown. you may want a light sweater or cardigan. if mom and dad tell you to do that just follow their direction. by later this afternoon, we have a few high clouds. otherwise still very, very warm in the middle 80s. this afternoon, as you're getting dropped off, partly cloudy and 86 degrees. jummy? >> thank you eileen. 6:16 is the time. time time for a look at headlines across the world. the defense team for oscar business torous is preparing for his trial. they say forensic experts want to access the door he shot through. this is the second time forensic experts asked for access to that house. >> this morning we're learning about a new leak at the fukushima power p

i was honored to speak to the group in centerville. the northern virginia welcome club. i want to thank them for arranging my visit there last week. it was a lot of fun. >>> now as we take a look at the view from space, we have a lot of clouds here over much of the region, although it's mostly clear in western maryland into west virginia. a lot of cloudiness farther east and southeast there. these clouds are with us in and throughout much of the morning. a chill in the air. a dramatic drop from yesterday. we are down into the 40s now much of the region. closer to washington. hour by hour today we'll have our temperatures not nearly as warm as we've seen the last several days. it will be reaching just the upper 60s by mid afternoon. might have a little bit of sunshine in and out as we get into the afternoon hours and evening hours. we did get a little bit of rain yesterday. some areas got over two inches. did that help our rainfall shortage? chuck bell is with us. >> good morning, tom. every little bit helps as well for sure. we're way behind for rainfall if you go all th

but he have is open in centerville and fare fax. i'll sent it over to jummy and scott. >> thank you. there is a massive police presence after one person was killed in an overnight shooting. our john gonzales is on the scene. what are you seeing there now, john? >> good morning. at this hour, prince george's county confirming a police-involved shooting. there is a massive crime seen in the calverton section of prince georges county. state police assisting prince georges police with this. forensic trucks, evidence vans, lining the street. this is the 3800 block of twin lakes drive. a large apartment complex. it appears police and detectives are focusing their efforts on the tree line just beyond a dog park. you see the fenced-in area, it appears that's where police are spending a lot of their time. here to talk to us more, twig -- prince georges spokesperson. >> a caller report as woman is screaming, get off me. our spers arrive within one minute. they fiend a woman who appears to be injured and see a man running from the scene. there

just about to come into menassis and western fairfax near chan tilly and centerville. they are getting heavy downpours and into montgomery county and prince william. a look at how much longer this will last and the threat for that severe weather. the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> as tom reported, we are getting reports of flooding. richard jordan has the latest. >> the storm this morning did pack a punch and we are starting to see the impact. the first report from the loud on county sheriff's office. they say there is flooding on route 7 between the dulles greenway to east market street. flooding on route 7. this is the area of concern. that's where you see the standing water build up. drivers are urged to use caution. the rule of is if you come across the flooded street and can't tell how deep the water is, it's best to turn around. we will keep monitoring them. i'm richard jordan. >> a group pushing for the redskins to change their name is bringing their fight to the district. members of the indian nation are in georgetown as the owners will gather later tod

low 60s to centerville, to the northeast. we're not upper 50s. 70s in the outlook. rain is most likely after midnight tomorrow. >> all right. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight halloween storm. a monster barrelling across the nation, threatening wind, lightning, even tornados. towns forced to postpone trick other treating. >>> hundreds of sick workers tonight, benefits they say they deserved. the outrage over one doctor's finding. brian ross investigates. >>> getting out alive. after a real fire, real answers. we put one family to the test. wait until you see what happens when the fire alarm goes off in the kids' bedroom. >>> good evening. diane is off tonight and the countdown is on. with halloween just 24 hours away, a monster storm is rolling across the country. as families prepare to hit the streets with kids in tow, trick or treating has already been postponed in many communities. that could spread to many more in the path of this punishing storm. abc's weather editor sam champion is tracking it all. >> reporter: a line of seve

definitely building as you come in from centerville through fairfax. 495 also starting to build on thepical delays, all lanes open on the outer loop through montgomery county, but getting heavy and steady near new hamshire. scott and jummy? >> all right amanda. thank you. our team coverage of the government shutdown now continues with america's money. >> john muller has more on the reaction of markets overseas and why this shutdown could actually be worse than the one 17 years ago. >> good morning topping america's money wall street is reacting calmly to the government shutdown. stock futures rising overnight for all three major u.s. indices. but the shutdown is expected to have a bigger impact compared to the one in the '90s. it's expected to last longer and the unemployment rate is 2% higher now. at the pump, the national average for regular unleaded is now $3.43 per gallon down 7 cents since last week. the largest drop was in the midwest down 11 cents. ikea will begin selling solar panels. the u.s. could be next. how fast is your fast food? not as fast as it used to be. according to

no trouble spots to report headed inbound to centerville.> let's check with gwen and and talk about weather. >>lk going to be a wet day. conditions deteriorate to theto course of the afternoon. a keeping an eye on a strong frontal system but a beingstem look at the map.. we'll show you what is goingng on. we've temperatures on the mild side considering that we were in the 90s yesterday.ay. cloud are rolling in ahead of the frontal system. it won't be long before weefor see the showers hitting especially into the western countries but we'll talk where we're going to see some storms is a possibility. po let's look at the temperatures. can we get the map up there on -- not coming up. ok. there we go. 74 gross at reagan national. 72 dullette and 72 at b.w.i. our high today is 79 degrees.egr flirting with the 80 degrees mark. a changes of storms by the course of the afternoon.on. looking at some pockets of heavy rainfall as well. we do have a coastal flood advisory in effect for the chess pee bayh and that is until 11:00 this morning. before that

no issues for you as you travel through centerville. here's a live look past route 50.arkway will take you 11 minutes to reach the park way. i-70, chopper 4, southbound at shady grove. very light. northbound, no delays just yet. your volume is increasing southbound. eun, over to you. >>> it is 5:54. the 23.5 cents a gallon gas tax is going away. it's being replaced by 8.3 whole fuel tax. virginia eliminated the state's gas tax were not being paid. it's unlikely the customers will feel any less pain in the pump. >>> new traffic fines and rules go into effect. the fine for speeding 11-15 miles per hour over the limit will be $100. the fine for speeding 16-20 miles over the limit will go up $50 to $150. the fine for going 21-25 over the limit also increases $50 to $200. however, the fine for failing to make a complete stop before turning will drop $50. street sweeping violations will be $45. owners will now need to pay all fines and fees before getting a boot removed or getting their car released from the impound lot. before owners would only have to pay for penalties conn

chantilly out to south riding.din we'll show you what else we have popping up out here. 66 at 28 and centerville. overnight constructionstru cleared. no issues to report as you travel to manassas. light traffic between annandale and meritfield. southbound on 95 cleared out of newington. northbound you are at speed continuing up to the capital beltway. a little bit of fog, that isthat what we're waking up to. heads up. that is a check of your fox 5f morning news, back to you. >> thank you very much. back to our big story of the day. the police pursuit and shooting that started at a white house entrance and ended near the u.s. capitol. >> investigators are tryingying to pin point why a mother from connecticut would leaduld officers on the chase which eventually claimed her life. lif jerry lee is live with theh very latest this morning, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that chase came to a deadlye end right here at maryland avenue and 2nd street hereere in northeast near the senate sen office buildings. the woman shot dead by police. part of the wild ride was caught on camera. the woman ide

these are the delays coming in from centerville toward fairfax 166 eastbound. typical delays.ed vehicle there that cleared. so that may have added to some unusually heavy delays coming in toward fairfax, but not too bad. typical delays on 66 for this time of the morning coming in toward the beltway. we also have some activity in maryland. this is going to be a vehicle fire 95 southbound after route 195. a little there. getting typical delays through the outer loop coming from college park towards silver springs. the inner loop has all lanes open now past new hampshire. earlier crash has been cleared and delays have eased. we also have 270 moving at a good clip, but typical delays there coming through urbana toward route 109. and this live shot shows us where you're slowing around that curve coming past 109. for now back to you. >> coming up, bono shares his thoughts on bill clinton's mimicking skills. >> plus barbie gets busted. why police ticketed this barbie jeep. it is 6:44. 71°. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when

i was at a fast food restaurant in centerville, ohio, south of dayton today, talking to the workers. none of them had insurance. they're all making $9 and $10 an hour. most of them will be eligible for medicaid. they're going to finally have insurance, their going to live longer as a result, and have better lives, period, as a result of that. >> senator sherrod brown, thank you for your time. let's turn to olympia snowe from maine. senator, i'm curious your perspective on this medicare part "d" analogy. it seems quite germane to me insofar as a lot of democrats opposed it. but democrats, as it was passed, really did as legislators tried to fix the program, make sure it worked, communicate accurately to their constituents. do you think we will see that from republican lawmakers as we go forward? >> well, you know, i hope so, because in the final analysis, we have to make the law work. and that, obviously, is going to be the responsibility and the obligation of members of congress, as it is to conduct obviously this oversight, to get to the heart of the matter in terms of what was unde

centerville 89. 80 concord. walnut creek, low 80s. same in there. 80 oakland. 79 san leandro. 83. santa cruz 83. cooper tune owe is -- cupertino in there. a lot of 80s on the peninsula. it does look like a very quiet pattern. i don't think inland temps change that much. slight cooldown by the water's edge. >>> . >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, we are continuing to follow the big breaking news were redwood city. huge apartment fire burning at this hour. you see it in these live pictures. we will have those live pictures as well as a report from the scene there in a few minutes. yy or your best friend. for less than department stores. check out all the designer brands maxxinistas are scoring. t.j.maxx. >>> welcome back to ktvu morning news. we are following that breaking news coming from the peninsula. redwood city, in fact. we have been following a massive apartment building fire in redwood city since it first happened around 5:15 this morning. these are live shots from the ground and this is a live shot from chopper 2. amazing pictures, video from news chopper 2. a fire

i received a call from a farmer near centerville, maryland on monday that sums up pretty well how the natural resources conservation service is to their work. this person is enrolled in the conservation stewardship program, the c.s.p. that means that he is planting bumper crops in an effort to help us deal with the runoff issues of pesticides and insecticides into the bay helping us and helping the day, by the way. now, that -- receives certain payments as a result of that participation in the program. he no longer is getting those payments. now, we're asking him to make sacrifices but we're not giving him the federal partnership. that's not right. he is hurt. he said what am i supposed to do? am i supposed to continue to do this? he told me he has a son with a medical condition that requires regular clinical eye treatment. he doesn't know whether he can afford that this month and he was helping us with the environment and now what do we do? we back off on what is necessary. mr. president, i could give you many more examples. there's no piecemeal way you can direct each one of those.