it's going to be all the way to centreville and then look at that. it's pretty much green all the way through fairfax. slow traffic here as well heading south on the beltway towards springfield. northbound 95 looks okay. we're going to take a live look one more time if you're planning to head here, you know, it's 6:00. this is what it always looks like coming up from dale city, woodbridge, lorton, newington, springfield, lanes are open. back to you guys. >>> another look at the facebook question of the morning this morning. 70% of women think men over 35 look ridiculous when they wear what? a, socks with sandals, b, too much clone or c, their hat backwards. >> facebook friend will road socks and sandals worn together should be illegal. >> i think he's telling his age there a little bit. we'll have more responses coming up in 30 minutes. keep it here. [ female announcer ] breyers. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delici

so early delays in centreville. a little more in fairfax as you can see behind me but no big deal as i said. as you come in the lanes are open. no incidents to report right now. let's take a live look outside. here's what it looks like if you're planning to head in from centreville or actually in from manassas into centreville where it does slow down this morning. let's ge back to the maps and this time -- let's go back to the maps and this time the north side of town. no issues from jessup, route 29 in from columbia and we'll go to the beltway live north of town. no problems here at new hampshire avenue. andrea, mike? >> thanks, monika. >>> 5:02. it's been more than three days since typhoon haiyan barreled through the philippines but the scope of the disaster is still hard to comprehend. >> those who survived the massive storm are too overwhelmed trying to find food and shelter to deal with the dead. delia goncalves is in our satellite center with more on the massive relief effort under way. >> reporter: good morni

but 29 fairfax and centreville. again not sure if manassas a as cold as 21 but dumfries is 27. 29 this morning coming in from bowie. outside on that michael & son weather camera well you can't really see the high clouds out there but visibility is good. 37 degrees. the observation though calling it mostly cloudy. calm winds or no winds i should say and the pressure steady at 30.24. this actually goes back into texas and mexico with some of those clouds and the showers now in towards st. louis are now 50 this year. looking at showers in the next half hour to 60 minutes. we're looking at the clouds thicken up. the futurecast doesn't show the high clouds as much as the thicker clouds you'll be seeing here by lunchtime and portions of western maryland and west virginia and up in pennsylvania. those clouds thicken to our south by 4:30. with some showers south of charleston. moving up the shenandoah valley here by 9:00 p.m. so it's possible west of town some of the friday night football games may see a rein drop or two. i

centreville stays undefeated. they're 13-0 with a 52-27 win over stonewall jackson. >>> let's talk some college basketball now. today, johns thompson iii announced ford whittington has been dismissed from the basketball team. last year he was ruled academically ineligible after playing 13 games. j.t.iii and georgetown hosting lipscomb. first half, hoyas up seven. devon tas smith-rivera gets the steal there, be going the other way for the easy he led the team with 17 points. the sophomore. under a minute left. here come the bison. martin smith knocks down the three. he had 16 points. georgetown got it together in the second half. mccale starks the senior, he makes it look easy there. hoyas start a 13-0 run. later on, are doing more work this time, mccale hopkins with the tom ma hawk jam in. hoyas win it 70-49. the patriots, go ahead and fire up the green machine. george mason hosting it rhode island. second half, patriots up by one. rhode island's xavier monthford's shot is blocked by sherrod wright. 16 points for

no problems or delays manassas, centreville, fairfax. the beltway looks good from the dulles toll road from annandale to springfield. on the northbound side of ien when 95 -- i-95, this is when things begin to get heavy but i think you're still going to be fine heading on to 395. >>> he has raced money for other democrats around the nation for years. now it is terry mcauliffe's turn to bed leader after a narrow election night win. he's now virginia's governor- elect and this is his first time in elected office. >> surprising it's so narrow because the polls had him with a wide lead but in the end he received 48% of the vote narrowly beating republican attorney ken cuccinelli who garnered 45%. libertarian candidate robert sarvis received 7% of the vote. delia goncalves has more from our satellite center. good morning, delia. >> reporter: speaking of his fund raising ability the, governor-elect terry mcauliffe spent more than $15 million beyond what his opponent ken cuccinelli spent. last night the new governor told his supporters and reas

centreville fairfax. all of those corridors look great. a live look outside and first show you what it looks like here in springfield. it looks like it may be a little windy with the camera here shaking. but in the meantime, just a little bit of a delay as you head down from dale city to wood bridge and then again here in springfield. back over to the maps, this time inside the beltway all of your bridges look good across the potomac and anacostia river. and if you're planning to head outside one more time, if you're planning to head to oxon hill, 210 to the wilson bridge in good shape. back to you guys. >>> thanks monika. depends on what polls you look at because there used to be a wide margin in the race for governor in virginia but now more and more polls are shrinking the lead mcauliffe has over cuccinelli. >> delia goncalves is in our satellite center with more on this aspect of the story and who's coming to town this weekend to stump for the candidates? >> reporter: very big hitters and we know that many of the polls as you said show

bit volume wise, but as you continue to make that treatment plant on eastbound 66 before route 29 centreville, there is some police activity along both shoulders so travel lanes are open. it is passible but there is a distraction on either side of the roadway so be mindful of that. otherwise, moving beyond falls church and points to the east, 395 headed into town towards the 14th street bridge, should find all the travel lanes open and moving to speed. 270, looking good to the lawn divide. northbound lanes checking in without any major problems. here is a look at i-270 as you travel. we expect to see lighter than normal conditions in the commute this morning. go back to the desk with autria and jummy. >> thank you very much. it is 5:41. you know her and love her and we can't get enough of her but we don't know what to call her yet that the all changes this weekend. we will tell you what is in store for d.c.'s favorite furry okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza with premium meats. and sauce made from on

very slow out of manassas into centreville.f clears up closer to the beltway with the lanes open. we're going to end with a live look in springfield on the northbound side of 95. stop and go traffic basically up from aquia harbor to woodbridge and then lorton, newington and springfield. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are working on. >> norah o'donnell joins us live in new york. good morning, norah. >> good morning you to, mike and andrea. ahead we're in the philippines where aid is being flown in from around the world. and we're going to hear from the american storm chaser who put his camera down to save people trapped inside their hotel rooms during the monster typhoon. plus, only on cbs this morning, we spoke to the 16-year-old symbol of hope and courage. malala yousafzai, the fearless pakistan that activist who survived an assassination attempt, tells us the advice she gave president obama. the news is back in the morning so we'll see you at 7:00. >> that should be a fas

inbound 66 from gainesville you're going to hit the brakes closer to centreville, on and off as you head inbound. you can see a little bit of slow traffic through the fairfax area and then eight fine in toward vienna. let's take another live look, this time on the northbound side of i-95. it's filling up in woodbridge. a little more in springfield. no big delays yet on 395 to the 14th street bridge. >>> more and more critics of the affordable care act, one you might not expect though. president clinton is now weighing in. >> the former president says president obama should keep his word and allow people to keep their health insurance policies if they like them. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill where lawmakers will spend part of this day holding hearings about the affordable care act and all the problems with its website. good morning, delia. >> good morning, andrea. that's right, congress trying to get to the bottom of this botched rollout and this flawed website. the man responsible for health care.governor will be in the hot seat today. 40-year-old todd park, he is the white hou

gainesville, centreville and the beltway. falls church. 395 headed inbound on the 14th street bridge. we have another live look at 395 and duke street be. very light volume. only a handful of cars as you try to make that commute in town this morning. let's go back to the desk with autria and jummy. >> that will be picking up the closer we get to 6:00 a.m. >> absolutely. it seems to be the thing to do, skip the hot thanksgiving meal and all that family time for a hot black friday deal instead. some peel are finding that -- people are finding that hard to swallow. >> you know an love her, i'm not talking about jummy. i'm talking about our n >> we're back and checking our top stories. a police officer is in the hospital after being dragged by a car chasing a suspected shopliftser. this happened in romeo, illinois. police shot the car's driver. they both suffered nonlife threatening injuries. that driver and two other suspects are now in custody. >>> stores are expected to be packed today as black friday sales continue and the de

current conditions. 66 is moving right along eastbound near route 2 as you come in from manassas and centreville, you are good go this morning. we spoke about destruction on 295. it is completely stopped and the northern lanes are having temporary closures some expect lanes to be closed northbound, every once in a while, they stop traffic. and you may want to avoid 295 for construction. they're scheduled to run through 5:00 a.m. on that. looking great on both sides of the beltway. for problems on virginia or maryland. maryland along 95 is moving along quite nicely, is as 270. urbana, that usual hot pot where we see the brake lights. >> thank you, amanda. >> there are deadly storms across the country into new mexico got dumped with a foot and a half of snow. this storm in oklahoma city, an suv rollover was caught on dash cam video. >> hank on, i've got to let you about. >> no one was hurt in pennsylvania but a 77-year-old woman was killed in a multi vehicle pile up. >> guys with a huge, huge white truck pulling a van out of the median. people really did come together to help one another. >> also

out in centreville and fairfax, they're in the upper 20s the morning. so -- this morning.ikely a little scraping of the witness stand shields if you park -- windshields if you parked outside and i have to show this to you within more time here on the -- one more time here on the michael & son weather cam. temperature at reagan national 36 degrees officially this is considered mostly cloudy. and the dew point at 28. slowly inching up and as our winds go more southerly today, they'll inch up even more. the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. i'm showing you the national temps to point out that there's nothing really horribly arctic or frigid on the map. that's a good sign. in a pretty good place for the weekend. there's some gathering of showers out here as you log down to the mississippi river. memphis sighing the reap about to move -- seeing the rain about to move in. the showers will get here but not until tonight. so if you have friday night plans like high school football games, you know there's some playoff games, you should be dry in most areas and even west of town

gainesville all the way to centreville and fairfax. in good shape on the beltway west side of town. let's take a live look outside and if you're planning the head here on the american legion bridge west side things look good between bethesda and tysons, back to the maps this time up to 270. which is beginning to slow down just a bit 109 to 121. going to step out and show you what it looks like. live here on the beltway at route 210. also want the give you a heads- up. three stations will be closed on metro's blue and orange lines this weekend so that sony and federal center southwest and the capital south stations will be completely closed. the l'enfant plaza station will be open for green and yellow line service. but not for orange and blue line riders. shuttle buses will run between eastern market and federal triangle. andrea, mike? >>> thanks monika. one in every seven americans will have less money for food starting today. that's because billions of dollars have just been cut from the federal food assistance program. >> it's the fi

is not quite through yet and consequently it's pretty darn warm, still 70 in lev it'sville and centreville -- a nice night for high school soccer and football games, game time temps between 60 and 70, very mild. still warm tomorrow, but the cost will be a few afternoon showers. i don't think it will shower everywhere tomorrow. that will leave us with a reality check sunday because this cold front unlike this one today will usher in colder air. tonight partly cloudy, cooper, early showers south and east, temperatures 48 -- cooler, early showers south and east, temperatures 48 to 56. tomorrow morning partly sunny, very nice, 50s and 60s, so no excuse not to come to the autistic speaks walk and by afternoon partly sunny, breezy, warm, a few showers, winds northwest 10 to 15, break it down, in the 50s 9:00, by 11:00 low 60s and by 1:00 a few clouds but temperatures in the mid-60s. that's a pretty darn good deal. it's also a good deal that it's a 49 hour weekend. go back to standard time. 2 a.m. becomes 1 a.m. and replace the batteries in your smoke detectors as well. so nice tomorrow, a few sh

no delays coming in from manassas to centreville and all the way into fairfax. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> one of the hardest things about being in the military is being away from family, especially during the holidays. the call of duty is always there disrupting family life. that's when the uso of metropolitan washington steps in. a sort of surrogate family if you will through a program called turkeys for troops. >> reporter: family is everything to staff sergeant anthony nelson. >> we're in the military. we're tough, right? but deep down i'm a family guy. i love family. i just love being around. >> reporter: anthony also loves his air force career. he's been in for ten years. he's used to being away from home, the frequent positives, deployment, and the risks that can come with the job. lindsay, his wife of four years is adapting. >> it's really difficult for her, being in the -- not being in the military or having military experience. >> reporter: holidays can be particularly hard on lindsay. she has a huge family back in kansas ci

centreville wins it 55-35. >>> more scores in virginia, lake braddock rolling over yorktown by 33.road run edges stone bridge by two. stonewall jackson defensive struggle, not, 51-48 over langley and in maryland linganore over urbana northwest defeats convince orchard and quint park edges patuxent. great playoff action. we got th >>> we are just excited because the weekend is here and the first part of tomorrow is going to be nice, right, top? >> yes. and bundle up. >> sunday will be cold. thanks for watching. >> we'll see you next week. bye bye.

this time i-66 on the inbound side and from manassas to centreville. your lanes are open. same story on the beltway west side of town and i-95 coming in from springfield from dale city, nice and quiet overnight and now as well heading on to 395. back to you guys. >>> just about 4:28. virginia's race for governor was even tighter than the polls had projected. yesterday it was a 6% margin and it shrunk from there. but terry mcauliffe is the one who pulled out the narrow victory over republican ken cuccinelli. mcauliffe captured 48% of the vote, kush nellie -- kush nellie -- cuccinelli received 45%. >> reporter: the next governor of virginia waited -- weaded into a group of supporters. though he only by only 2 percentage points, democrats old and young are celebrating big. >> high five, baby, high five. >> what a great night, everybody. >> reporter: mcauliffe thanked ken cuccinelli calling him a principled man but referred to his stand on abortion and gay marriage as reason for the republicans' lost. >> most democrats and republicans in virginia want to make virginia a model

they're tying to repave the road there. 66 is in great shape from manassas, centreville, fairfax. the toll road from annandale to springfield, the lanes are open. right now no delays a to 395 and the 14th street bridge. we're going to go back to the maps and the north side of town looking good from college park to silver spring. 95 as i said construction pretty much cleared up for the morning. here's southbound at montrose road. a few people out and about but no delays yet to the point where the lanes divide. >>> it may be another blow to the affordable care act today. later the government will release a report showing how many people have signed up for the health insurance. it appears fewer than 50,000 people have signed up under the healthcare.gov website, that according to "the wall street journal." a far cry from the 500,000 people the obama administration had hoped to enroll in the first month. >>> as if the affordable care act didn't have enough problems, now scammers are capitalizing on the confusion and stealing their identities. >> it can even lead to a life or death situ

we're looking great from manassas to centreville and into fairfax 066. there had been construction on the outbound side of the dulles connector road leaving 66 but i think by now it should be gone as well. let's take a live look outside. if you're planning to head over on the beltway east side of town in prince george's county, very light volumes and route 50 in maryland is the only road where hov restrictions will always remain in effect. otherwise all the other interstates, including 66, 95, 395, 270 no hovs today. let's go back over to the maps and this time to 270 looking good from gaithersburg to rockville in bethesda. in great shape on route 355 through rock virl, river road through bethesda. we'll take another live look outside and this is the inbound side of i-66 at nutley street. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> he's been called a dirty football player, a racist and a bully but sunday we finally got his side of the story. >> suspended miami dolphin richard incognito did his first interview on fox sports. he says the teamma

we're in great shape as you head from manassas into centreville. and fairfax to dulles toll road looks good from sterling. no problems on the beltway from the tysons area and we're looking good as well on route 7 from leesburg. you know to holidays are coming up and that means we're going to be eating a lot. if you're looking to enhance your workout goals then check out the latest fitness craze. high intensity workouts on stadium turfs inside the gym are designed to work your whole body in a very short time. >> six, five, finish it. >> get off the elliptical or treadmill and try something new. it's part of the new trend of training sessions that are designed to give your body shock. >> the turf field is key. you have the agility dots, you have the ladder, and it's -- padded and it shows -- this is where i'm going to work. >> with the kettle ball, ladder, hurdles and cones it just goes on and on. >> it's in a clockwise formation. and it alternates cardio and strength. >> so you are burning multiple calories. >> between 600 and 1,000- calories. washi

centreville is 35. fairfax, dumfries both 34 and generally in the mid-30s across much of prince george's county, even north beach on the bay at 35. here the three-day outlook going to the weekend. 53 today. 58 tomorrow and 60 on sunday. let's check in with monika now, timesaver traffic on this friday morning. hey, monika. >>> hey, howard. good morning, everybody. it's friday and that means it's light outside. there are no big deals to report. i'm so happy to say. there was a crash on the southbound side of 95 and in newington over at backlick road. everything is on the shoulder. you should be fine heading by

conditions extend east into utah where the heavy winds of 70 miles an hour battered the area in centreville>>> and there will not be any reprieve in that area today. rain is expected to increase across the southwest. desert areas can expect up to three inches and flash flooding. it will be frigid throughout the midwest with snow and ice from minneapolis to oklahoma. warmer but rainy in the east. >> nearly freezing, in the 30s across the northern border areas and the midwest. balmy 50s, 60s and 70s along the east coast. >>> quite a night for one guy who attended last night's oklahoma city thunder game against the l.a. clippers. >> brad zucker was chosen from the crowd to attempt a half-court shot at halftime and he hit it. >>ise that banker. >> for $20,000. >> he's the second thunder fan to hit the shot this week. the fifth to do it since january. a local bank sponsors the promotion and says it has no plans to discontinue it. his night only got better when the thunder won the game. they are going to have to discontinue it if everybody keeps hitting the shots, my goodness. they'll run out of

it looks great coming in from manassas to centreville. let's take a live look outside and here at the american legion bridge on the west side of town. if you're heading from bethesda into tysons or want to use 66, you're going to be fine. let's take another look at the maps. this time over to the bw parkway and route 50 through cheverly. long-standing construction zone overhead sign work on 295 at pennsylvania avenue has been cleared up. you're good to go in the area. there were up to 20-minute closures overnight. right now you are fine if you're just heading out the door. no problems in the northeast corridor. all of your anacostia river crossings are fine as well. in springfield on the northbound side of i-95 beginning to load up a bit here but still no big deals to 395. andrea, mike? >> thanks, monika. >>> if you drive in d.c., you know that these cameras mistake >> but this morning there are new cameras around town and they're not just set to catch speeders and red light runners. delia goncalves joins us live with details on who else

map and this time out to the west side of town where there are no problems here from manassas so centrevillee inbound side of i-66 but in dilbert's corner, brad -- gilbert's corner, braddock road is closed east of route 15. it's an overturned tractor- trailer. back to you guys. >>> the holocaust museum is marking the salem -- marking the salem anniversary. >> when there was no civilian outcry over the rampage, the nazis went forward with the holocaust. bruce leshan spoke to some of the survivors. >> reporter: crystal knock is ?aimed for the thousands of windows broken in homes, shops, and synagogues. nazi storm troopers and civilians burned hundreds of temples, plundered thousands of homes, and killed nearly 100 jews. >> and they smashed the telephone poles through our front door. >> reporter: 84-year-old susan and two other survivors relived the terror and lit candles at the holocaust museum in memory of the victims. she remembers she and her then 8-year-old brother were excited because the next day was their mother's birthday. >> we finally had fallen asleep and then all of a sudden some b

outbound route 29 centreville, there's a stalled tractor- trailer on the ramp to route 29. just a bit of slow traffic forming right there. so be aware of that. coming inbound you're okay. we're going to take one last live look. here's northbound i-395 in shirlington. no delays across the potomac river. >>> the white house hosted 9 tribal nations conference wednesday. an american activist took the opportunity to speak out against the name redskins. >> they say they are going to keep up the pressure until owner dan snyder is forced to change the name of the team. as bruce leshan reports, there's no sign snyder is willing to do that. >> reporter: outside the interior department where the obama administration is meeting with hundreds of tribal leaders, anger over the name of the washington team. >> it's stereotypical, disparaging, it's racist. >> i look at it is how is it going to affect that 6-year- old, 8-year-old kid growing up when he's called that name. >> reporter: the owe night today indian -- oneida indian nation presented the president with a jersey from the cooperstow

dulles and centreville 54 degrees. it is 53 in alexandria and white oak this morning. at 57. outside on our weather camera, the lights are off on the monument now. scaffolding still there. will be for a while. got the lights obviously for aircraft but that's it. we've got some clouds out there but also lots of breaks overhead in washington. partly sludy, -- cloudy, 55. the humidity continues to increase. the moisture continues to increase from the south in advance of a cold front which we're watching off to the west. we'll take you to 9:00, 10:00. here we are at 10:00 a.m., west of i-95, especially blue ridge west we're seeing the showers. the heavier showers along the delmarva coming from norfolk. lunch time looks wet around here with the rain crossing the region. we'll take you to mid afternoon. starting to see the clearing west to east through the latter part of the afternoon. so we're driving home. looks like sunny skies, clear skies if you leave after sunset which is only 5:01 today and the colder air moves in tonight with rain and snow showers in the mountains by

is next from centreville, virginia, on our line for independents.e are talking about the employment nondiscrimination act, what are your thoughts? caller: thanks for taking my call. i think we need to be cautious when it comes to being opposed to something because it has been labeled as discriminatory or intolerant. i think those terms have taken on a meaning that is very harmful. our society really depends on discrimination and intolerance on many levels. seena to discriminate be -- between the right side of the road am they left side of the love and those are acceptable forms of discrimination. i think that relates to this situation because we are not really potentially aware of the unintended consequences that a law like this would yield in , the potentiality for religious institutions who are homosexual marriage and homosexual lifestyles. for them to be required, perhaps this law would require, to hire folks like that. i think that would be a violation of their freedom of association. i think there is a lot of civil liberties problems. host: you