. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in charlestown, west virginia. after question 7 in maryland expanding gambling, what's next here? and it's not just the casino that's a loser. today jefferson county's emergency services department was busy saving the life of a man who fell from a rooftop. the department's entire $2.1 million budget comes from, you guessed it, gambling revenue. the director is doug pittenger. >> if we were to take a loss of revenue, we'd have to make cutbacks. >> reporter: it was gambling revenue that built the new emergency services building, gambling money that makes up 25% of jefferson county government's entire $28 million budget. patsy nolan is president of the county commission. >> it is very important. it's grown in its importance to jefferson county and we are going to have to learn to do more with less. >> reporter: turns out gambling revenue here is actually a life and death issue. in charlestown west virginia, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> those long lines led to some short tempers at some polling places in prince william

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in charlestown, west virginia. coming up after question 7 in maryland expanding gambling. what's next here? >> but first long lines, allegations of fraud and voter misconduct. could the united states voting system be a little better? we'll have some suggestions for improvements coming up next. >>> we will win this election and we will finish what we started in 2008 and remind the world why the united states of america is the greatest nation on earth! >> a president aiming for four more years. >> this is about america, the country we love. it's in trouble. it needs our help. we're going to take it back and make sure america remains the hope of the earth. >> a challenger remaining to stop him. it's been a long road for them and for us. >> in america we celebrate success. we don't apologize for success. >> if you reject the notion that our government is forever beholden to the highest bidder. >> the convention speeches. >> took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi anarch of terror. >> he did -

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still raining in the eastern panhandle around martinsburg and charlestown and through the shenandoah valley. it's ended farther west. closer to washington, light rain much of montgomery, prince george's, fairfax counties in the district of columbia as well. much of southern maryland, northern neck, and to our south light rain. howard county, frederick county moderate rain passing to the north of us. temperatures are chilly. it's only the low and mid-40s. what a dramatic drop from yesterday afternoon. some places it dropped 30 degrees since yesterday afternoon when we were around 70. we are going to stay chilly throughout the day today. here's your hour by hour forecast. sunrise 6:49. we'll still be wet through about 9:00 with some of the rain tapering off and ending by then. staying in the 40s the rest of the day as we dry out. and a little sun may break out mid to late afternoon. i'll be back in ten minutes with a look at the next seven days. now a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. >>> a fender bender. along rockville pike. back over to you. >> nice beat o

a teenager from charlestown in maryland is charged in both cases.ollins spoke to the people who knew the suspect. >> reporter: his name, joshua mebane. he's 17 years old, charged as an adult. the centerpiece suspect in two murders, 12 days apart. victim number one. teresa bass. she was the mother of four children. she was just married for the second time last year. october 26th around 7:00 p.m., teresa bass and her husband are walking their dog on this trail in the hampshire community. they encounter a young man coming from the other direction, acknowledge each other and keep on going. but then that young man turns around, opens fire. teresa bass is shot and killed, her husband shot and wounded. there were no angry words. no attempted robbery. no apparent motive at all. charged in the case, joshua mebane, 17 years old. he lives just a few blocks away. >> i just think it's appalling that, you know, somebody went out for a walk with their dog and their husband and they die. >> reporter: on the night of the walking trail murder, they say mebane gets on

the light sprinkles in the frederick area up to myersville and hagerstown back to oh maybe the charlestown area and harpers ferry. even winchester out to barrettville might be treeing a stray rain develop or two. hagerstown with culpeper 41 and i know manassas and luray and even fort belvoir all at 39 degrees and light winds this morning and we've got windchills in the upper 30s to low 40s. outside on our michael & son weather camera, good visibility. even though we've got the clouds, not too much in the way of wind so our windchill is 44 based on a temp of 46 and that wind of 5 miles an hour. sandy still spins in southeastern canada. you can see almost right here into ontario with the showers coming down especially in the higher elevations where the moisture gets squeezed out a little bit. adhere we looked at the showers but it looks like most of us what will see will be mt. mountains, still winter weather advisories in the high country from southwestern p. a. to southwestern virginia. we're still seeing several inches of snow places like snow shoe. somerset had at least 14 inches out of

20s across parts of the shenandoah valley into the panhandle of west virginia. 26 martinsburg and charlestown. frederick, maryland at 27 degrees right now and your hometown forecast in frederick, temperatures staying in the 30s through 9:00, 10:00 this morning. gradually climbing up into the low 50s. again, partly sunny to mostly sunny sky for today. back into the low 50s as we head toward mid to late afternoon and back into the chilly 30s by 8:00, 9:00 tonight. a little bit on the cool side for you folks in frederick but not too bad. going to show you a lot more of the country than usual because there are so many people traveling to and fro. on the west coast where the worst weather is by far today. rain up and down the california coast line. across the middle of the country a little light snow in the dakotas. no big storm system anywhere to worry about. some rain showers out across parts of the florida peninsula. back here at home in the mid-atlantic nothing to worry yourself about for travel plans for this weekend as high pressure is in charge and this main area of high pressure will be in

northwest. 45 also at fredericksburg and solomon's island. 47 at the naval academy. 37 though in charlestown, west virginia. for today, nothing but sunshine. good-looking day to be outside. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. perfect day for college football. howard university the bison having a great year playing delaware state, a 1:00 kickoff on campus. 52 degrees. sunny and cool. a little bit of a north breeze. nothing to worry about. and jmu the dukes are hosting old dominion today. odu having a great season, 9-1 on the year. a 7:00 kickoff in harrisonburg, 41 degrees, clear and chilly. talk more about that, my beloved sooners in morgan town tonight, too. that game coming up. >>> the time is 9:32. checking our top stories police are investigating a deadly double stabbing at a metro station. police found two men stabbed at the woodly park station just after 1:00 this morning. one of the men died. the knife was found on the metro tracks and five people are in custody. >> trouble on the new 495 express lanes already. here is a live look. there have been two accidents on the new lanes

charlestown and inwood, west virginia mid to upper 40s. 50 degrees at the naval academy in annapolis.rm team 4 radar shows the last of the rain drops now way across parts of northern delaware. the delaware bay out into parts of southern new jersey. they're not coming our way. they will not be botheringus. a lot of stuff going on. warm air surging into the great lakes. gale warnings up and down the great lakes. snowflakes across much of the western dakotas and all in the middle of the country today ferocious winds out of the south out ahead of it and strong northerly winds back on the other side of it. so a very active weather day out in the middle of country. for us not too bad at all. high pressure settling on in so that the nice little pattern change for us, little ridge of high pressure provides us with a quiet weekend. southerly winds return tonight into early tomorrow and that spells a big warmup for tomorrow. we've not been near 70 in weeks. we could get to within a degree or two of 70 tomorrow and monday as well. rain chances for us ramp up late monday night into the day tuesda

and 37 in winchester, virginia, 39 in charlestown, inwood, in the panhandle of west virginia. want to make sure i change the path, everybody. i heard about it from a lot of people. i didn't have the cat in the system. carolina panthers, not florida panthers. sunny breaks, but staying chilly. temperatures in the 40s, so it will be a very december feel to the day today. no rain drops around here. that's good news. a little impulse drifting down to the south today. traveling toward southern and southeastern virginia, back in the clouds. most most of the rain drops should be gone. a couple of systems, cooler air to the north and moisture along the gulf coast. keeping a close eye on the coming days. there will be another chance for a coastal storm to develop as we get toward the wednesday, wednesday night and thursday time frame. feeling milder today, even though it won't be all that much warmer, a little more sun and a lot lis wind will make it for a much more pleasant day to be outside. low pressure number one. off the coastline. clear skies again tonight. a series of fairly cold nights.

the low 40s right now. 43 degrees in manassas and leesburg. 41 winchester. 42 in martinsburg and charlestowns of clouds. we will get a peek or two at the sunshine today. enjoy the little breaks while you get them. today's high temperatures only into the low 50s at best for most. but for tomorrow, more sunshine. watch out for early darkness. sunset tomorrow at 5:04 in the afternoon. >> so early. thanks, chucks. we have 90 minutes of news, >>> we are back on this saturday morning, november 3rd, 2012. thanks for creating this crisp, fall weather. i'm erica hill along with lester holt, jenna wolf and dylan dreyer. still to come today, we have a great story of rags to riches. >> i think this is my favorite story of the day. it's about a grandmother who buys a lottery ticket, forgets about it, shoves in her pocket or a drawer someplace. doesn't realize she's a millionaire when she's struggling to pay the bills. the fact is, she's sitting on some cold hard cash. we'll tell you more about her story coming up. >> not some. a considerable amount of cold hard cash. >>> then a big benefit concert here l