down in charlottesville. this one absolutely crazy. pick it up first quarter, tied at 14. quarterback philip sims takes the snap. dances around. finds the end zone. wahoo up 21-14. fourth quarter miami 31-28 lead. stephen morris, airs it out to dorsett. 357-yard strike. three touchdowns on the day for morris. under 15 seconds to go. 'canes up. michael rocco a second chance and he cashes in. jake mcgee -- they win 41-40, and in dramatic fashion down in charlottesville. >>> navy midshipman in alabama visitingal troy trojans. troy up 21-14. snap tom anthony, call that a lot of real estate, guys. 44-yard touchdown. trojans 28-14 lead. mideast, not quitting this one. third quarter, navy down ten. keenen reynolds pitches to gg green and gg is gone, gone. 59 yards. navy pulls within three, 31-21. light now it is 41-31 in the fourth quarter, late. >>> and martin, high school class of '84. a classy class of '98. alma motters, coaching. an kochtia up. look at turner. tied at 20 at the half. wilson puppi ingpulling away in second half. finds taylor over the middle. 74 yards. wilson w

so he ran away but was caught, was brought back to charlottesville, and then he turned again. he said, was determined to get free or die in the attempt. and so he ran away again, was caught, and this time his owner decided to dispose of him, to turn him over to the richmond traders for he was brought in handcuffs, and then as he recounted for the second time in my life, was put on the auction block and sold like a horse. but when his friends in charlottesville found out about this they raise the money to buy him out of slavery. they sent into ohio as a free man where he became a minister, businessmen, and a smuggler of fugitives in the underground. and in his old age she had one wish left which was to come back to monticello which lived in his memory as an earthy paradise. so he came back here and walked up to the top of the mountain with a group of tourists were standing. and to me that story had always been one of triumph of the human spirit over difficulties. and -- i heard a different element to it that day, that afternoon. when the tour guide mentions that from the time h

is low voter turnout or anything like that ok gentlemen like to introduce real sure ok he's in charlottesville he's the press secretary for the progressive change campaign committee i thank you very much neal for being with us well you know i've been going around the table here how do you look at this election here is it more democratic less democratic or just to show hype well i mean listen i think that it's great to be here number one but number two i think it's it's not a question of whether it's more democratic or more republican i think what's going on right now is people are voting across the country at this moment and they're making a really clear decision between one party that wants to that thinks the economy grows from the top down and you know trickles all the way down to the bottom and another party that thinks that we can build this country and grow this economy from the middle out and i think voters are going to make a very clear decision today and vote for the party that wants to go the middle out not that's the president and the democrats you know there's been a lot of talk abo

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so he right away but was caught, brought back to charlottesville and tried it again. he said i was determined to get free or die in the attempt. so he went away again was caught in the same as owner decided to dispose of them, turn them over to richmond traders, where he was brought in handcuffs. as the recon for the second time in my life was put on the auction block and sold like a horse. but when his friends and charlottesville found out about this, they raised money to buy him under slavery. they sent him to ohio as a free man where he became a minister, businessmen and smuggler fugitives in the underground. in his old age he had one wish left, which was to come back to monticello, which led to this memory as an earthly paradise. so he came back your walk to the top of the mountains, with a group of tourists was standing. to me that story had always been to try and of the human spirit. i heard a different element to it that day, the afternoon with a tour guide mentioned that he was sold at age 11. fossett remained asleep for another 24 years and when visitors hear

look at all of the 20's. 29 in charlottesville. 38 in quantico. a little weak disturbance is nearby. that is bringing in the cloudiness. some sunny breaks can be expected today, but it will be another cool one. your seven-day coming up in a minute. let's check on traffic. >> we had a report of an accident on the inner loop of the beltway after river road. the inner loop after river road you can see it is not too bad. not any evidence of delays just yet. on the beltway ever read. it still looks pretty good. you want to watch out for that. in springfield we see >> -- we see traffic moving smoothly. all of the road work is picked up. a friend everything open on the stretch of the beltway in montgomery county in silver spring. roadwork being up, right now most of it is on the way out. >> thank you some much. our top story texas to prince george's county with investigation texas to a shooting that happened in riverdale. >> on 63rd avenue, a man inside the house pointed a gun at him. the deputy shot and killed a man. jay korff has more. >> police say we

to charlottesville. the cavaliers trying to keep alive. intercepted. look out. is a pick six, 36 yards. that touchdown and the first quarter. carolina wins it. no ball game this year for virginia. it was a good ball game tonight. y on thea relied heavil 6 ft. 8 player. back afterhe is playing minor league baseball. 62-57. blacksburg, virginia tech. five guys in double figures. green scored 23 points. over 1000 points for his career. virginia tech wins, 95-80. they are 3-0. tonight, the mvp awards. no surprise in the american league. baseball's's first triple crown winner in 45 years. game, set, match. rookie never had a chance. over in the national league, the favorite returned from a devastating leg injury to become mvpfirst catcher to win the award in 73 years. he won in a landslide. your two mvp. 's. --days until ptichers and report ford catchers spring training. >> we want to remind you about 7 app. abc you can wake up to myself, voices.s do not get mad of us even if we get you out of bed. with us. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festiv

charlottesville. cavaliers use defense to set up the offense. all of a sudden, a foul. 12 points. fairfield loses, 54-45. trapping the defense here. look out. here they go. robert will get this deal. green can fly. virginia tech rolls past rhode island, 69 to 50. a much-needed weekend off. meriwether will probably play this weekend. the redskins do not know if another player will be able to the eagles. he played in only three games this year. was hurt in the opener. they may put him on the shelf to that foot surgically repaired. michael vic will not play because of stands the concussion. the redskins should be favored. they are playing at home. the eagles are struggling. >> chilly and rain.

we have 40 at dulles. 30's off to the west. 45 in charlottesville. i want to show you to jet stream pattern. it tells the story of what's happening with our weather. we have a big trough or an area of low pressure that is lingering in this area. this weather pattern is not going to budge so that opens the door for cool, canadian air to filter into our region and keep things unstable. as long as that stays in place, we're doing with to continue to stay relatively cloudy and cool. we're not going to see a big buzz on this for the next seven days. your forecast for today, a mix of shined clouds. there could be a sprinkle or two. a beautiful day and blue skies and then at times gray and dreary. tonight partly cloudy and chilly. 32-38. there is your seven-day forecast showing little variation in temperature. let's check on traffic now. good morning jamie. >> good morning. we still have -- very close for the day. 395. if you want to cross the 149 street bridge, lanes are -- 14th street bridge, lanes are open. there are a lot of lights. is it a crash? if yo

he will join us from charlottesville. after that, if a member of the virginia house of delegates and a mitt romney co-chair for virginia. and the virginia democratic party chairman brian moran will join us from loudoun county, ground zero for the state of virginia in this presidential election. first, this update from c-span radio. >> its 8:33 a.m. eastern. an update on new york city following sandy. some of the subways are rolling again. and a train pulled out of penn station three days after the tunnels were flooded. the chairman says 14 of the city's 23 subway lines will be operating today. none of the trains will be going into lower manhattan. it is still dealing with a massive black out. the subways usually carry 5.2 million passengers a day. experts and shoreline advocates a new jersey should consider protection of coastal areas as a massive -- major part of any plan to rebuild areas ruined by hurricane sandy. they say redevelopment plans should include relocating homes and businesses farther from the shoreline, bui

enjoy today. 52 at reagan national 50 dulles 41 b.w.i. 51 charlottesville and 54 winchester. last mild day before the temperatures drop and rain rivers. we will talk about that in the seven-day forecast in a minute. first let's check traffic with steve. >> we have a look at 395. we had a report of an accident southbound on 395 on the right of the screen at duke street just out of camera range from the 14th street bridge through arlington and alexandria. watch for activity near duke street but it looks pretty good. no delays in the camera either so you may be coming up to that. no h.o.v. restrictions because of veterans day holiday. metrorail is on a saturday schedule reduced service on met re rebus. -- metro bus. here you have leftover road work but no delay to get by. back to you. >> in the aftermath of hurricane sandy about 120,000 homes and businesses in new york and new jersey still don't have power. many lost electricity after sandy, got it back and lost it again when the nor'easter hit. residents have expressed frustration about how long it has taken. it is 4:45 and 52

. >>> uva hosting miami in charlottesville. this one absolutely crazy.k it up in the fourth quarter, miami with a 31-28 lead. steven morris connects with phillip dorsett. and that's a 35-yard strike. three touchdowns on the day for morris. under 15 seconds to go. up five, flag on fourth down gives uva and michael rocco a second chance. rocco cashes in. jake mcgee wows -- win this dramatic fashion. 41-40 the final. >>> west virginia visiting oklahoma state mountaineers coach used to be on mike gundy's staff. pick it up second quarter, cowboys up 21-7. gino smith will find tavon austin. guys, that's pure speed. west virginia within seven. fourth quarter now, oklahoma state up 48-34, trying to add to that. hands off to jeremy smith, and that's even more speed. 21 yards to mountaineers fall to the cowboys, 55-34. >>> navy down in alabama visiting the trojans. pick it up in the third. navy down ten. keenan reynolds out to gigi greene. you like that, guys? gigi is gone, gone. 59 yards. bye-bye. 31-28. navy pulls to within three. the trojans battle back. fourth

showersooking for some the south of d.c., just out of charlottesville, moving the south and east.oing to impact our area at all. morning, partly cloudy, a start, the temperatures in the 30's. daylight savings time comes to an end in just about two hours. sunrise early tomorrow morning at 6:39, sunset just a little after 5:00. a full look at the forecast coming up in just a few minutes, potential of yet another coastal storm. details coming up. >> the aftermath of sandy is being felt in new york and jersey. show you what happened a gas station when tempers flared. also, dramatic video of a train crashing into a truck. >> another tough day for the of new york and new jersey as they clean up from sandy.ne from power outages to gas gettingg, people are more frustrated for with each passing day. despite the anger, the news is bad tonight. >> there is some progress to report, the lights back on in manhattan. the outlying areas are still in trouble. is taking's governor steps to see to it that residents to vote tuesday. some of the gas lines stretch several miles as millions in the and t

great game in charlottesville. always a good smoke machine by the way, i wanted. virginia down in the fourth. watch the catch. the toe tap in the back of the end zone, that was jennings only catch of the day. cavs in the two-minute drill. jake mcgee, that catch is better. cruz shocked mccain. great finish today. >>> west virginia reeling. they lost three straight. west virginia has given up an average of 50 points in the last four weeks. you think the redskins defense is bad? how about that? they lose 55-34 to west virginia -- or i should say to oklahoma state. west virginia really struggling here. navy looking to win its sixth straight at troy state. but robinson says choo choo, and b. j. mckinney says i'll take that 62 yards. troy wins 41-31. navy falls to 6-4. >>> all right, on to soccer now. d.c. united about to do something difficult. how about come back after a thrilling win and focus on the job at hand. not easy. the club won its first playoff game since 2007 in dramatic fashion on thursday. tomorrow they'll be short- handed in houston and here's why. that

we're talking lower to mid-30s out there and way down to the southwest for harrisonburg and charlottesville there's a freeze warning in place down there. of course, we've already had some freezing conditions around here. let me show you the numbers across the region tonight outside the city. 39 degrees in washington, gaithersburg right down to freezing, a little below for frederick and hagerstown, martinsburg 31 and cold down in fredericksburg with a temperature of 35 degrees, culpeper at freezing with 32. in terms of highs tomorrow again we'll warm up to the lower 50s around here, 52 degrees for us, quantico 51, but it will stay in the upper 40s back out to the west and northwest. so keep in mind with a little breeze tomorrow it's definitely going to feel on the cool side. in annapolis tomorrow they'll be 51 degrees. we start off with good amounts of sunshine, a cool sunshine out there as we start around 40 in town, 30s in the suburbs, breezy for the afternoon hours and again temperatures at lunchtime upper 40s and we'll make it up to the lower 50s. less windy, more sunshine sunday, 53 deg

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more significantly, off to the southwest, near charlottesville, out in virginia, winchester, clear skies. everything pulling to the northeast. this is a morning thing. by this afternoon to be really nice. a little bit on the chilly side. annapolis is 44. 43 cells barry. 38, edgewater. parkton, 35. and even southwest pennsylvania. the water satellite image shows a disturbance, the center of a spinning around here. this makes it look worse than it is. most of the rain yesterday was down in the carolinas. this is moving to the northeast. if you are heading up to new england, you are going to follow it. you can see the clearing skies. so this is what is coming and it will establish itself for the weekend. this shows the big area of high pressure moving in with the weather disturbance pulling away off to the east. but the trend here is looking good as far as the weekend. 51 to 56. the increasing clout is the main feature. morning showers east of us. insta-weather futurecast shows by sunday afternoon there will be a little disturbance to the south, kind of like what we had yesterday and this m

that shows temperatures -- 48 degrees and charlottesville right now. then you get north of town. is cooler in the mid-40's. 46 in gaithersburg and frederick. a few sprinkles and showers across lower at southern maryland. as they moved out, high pressure brings the dryer air in and in the process clear skies ourt. it is a beautiful afternoon. we expect readings near freezing, slightly below. we pretty much of a strong hold on the region tomorrow with high-pressure. a little northerly breeze. we will keep a below average temperature-wise in the 50's. this is the much-heralded storms we have been talking about since monday, developing around the carolina's. even though it will have no more effects on us through sunday and early monday, there is the possibility that tuesday a little moisture could come back at our way, maybe a few sprinkles or showers. generally, we are expecting dry weather for the next 67 days. especially tonight. clear and cold. sunny, cool, 52 tomorrow. partly cloudy. more cloud in the afternoon sunday. and then you see it a chance of a slight sprinkle or shower

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in central virginia, they have that clearing sky and is down to 20 degrees. 28 degrees in charlottesville. when the clouds move out, temperatures drop. let's look at the forecast with jacqui jeras. >> it is definitely on the cool side and it will be tough to warm up today even with sunshine this afternoon with temperatures of around 50 before the day is done. we have some changes in the seven-day forecast. we have a coastal storm developing that might bring some rain and a little bit of snow makes and we'll bring you up-to- date on any changes and everybody wants to know when the warm-up is -- be patient, we will not see it until the weekend. >> we have been struggling on the baltimore washington parkway. it is bumper-to-bumper from the belt way into laurel as a seven- car crash is being cleared. it is a much better option to go on 95. >> thanks so very much and that will do it for us. >>a very special "good morning america"is and up next. >> for continuing local news, tune int

already low 50s down across southern maryland. 47 degrees down in charlottesville. your saturday planner yes indeed we have cloud cover this morning but these clouds are not going to be sticking around all day. our skies will become partly sunny to mostly sunny by middle of the afternoon time today. extra sunshine will put temperatures today back into the 60s for the first time in the month of november we'll be back above 60 degrees. down in quantico your hometown forecast plenty of sunshine. 55 degrees by noon time. up to near 60 degrees in quantico for a high today then by the time you're ready to go out to the movies, 7:00 tonight 52 degrees under a mostly clear sky. only back into the upper 40s by 11:00. not really all that chilly indeed. here is storm team 4 radar. not much going on around town. there are rain drops across parts of far northern and especially northeastern maryland so if you're making the drive up i-95 toward philadelphia, new jersey, you'll run back into a little more cloud cover but back out to the west where there were rain drops in the mount

you folks from charlottesville down to blacksburg a little better chance for rain drops there tomorrow. i think our biggest impact for us will be more cloud cover in our southwestern viewing area. the cold pattern continues around here. that northwesterly flow setting up shop. the relatively dryer air is going to clear things out a little bit overnight tonight. that in and of itself is a double edged sword. a little clearing yes but that'll make for an even colder start tomorrow morning than today. but the good news for all of us is that the sunshine really starts to come back tomorrow and monday is looking like a nice day, too. this little area of storminess is not going to bother us but another low forming off the coast of north carolina wednesday and thursday might. we'll keep a close eye on that. so today cloudy, breezy, chilly. peeks of the sun. that's about it. sunset 6:05 today. 5:04 tomorrow. mostly sunny. staying on the chilly side tomorrow. even with the sunshine it's going to be a cool day for sure. temperatures staying well below average. keep in mind now this is early nove

touching the ground and it looks a little gloomy out there but just out to our west, out towards charlottesville, we'll have clear skies and i would expect that by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 this morning, most of us would be getting sunshine. here are your cold temperatures. 42 at reagan national. high temperature today, we'll go three or four degrees warmer than yesterday. 51 at qawbt i coand 51 the winning number in annapolis and leonardtown. so a decent friday and good looking weekend. >> so nice, it got you all choked up. >> it does. -- 51 at quantico. >> happy friday, julie. >> friday indeed. let's say good morning to the crew in sky fox. i know they're bundled up up there. jeremy has his little winter coat on because it is kind of chilly outside. lanes are open, no issues reported traveling eastbound out of manassas. traffic running smoothly as you continue past 50 headed eastbound towards 123. a nice, easy start for those traveling between annandale and merrifield right now. we'll update the ride on the outer loop of the beltway involving a car into a utility pole. verile delay making your way pas

manassas, 44 in fredericksburg, 38 at bwi marshall. 28 in petersburg. 29 in petersburg. 40 in charlottesville. expected mostly cloudy skies at degrees at 9:00, 51 at noon with some breaks in the clouds. a little sunshine this cloudy, 53partly 5:00.s at your thanksgiving forecast is coming up. will tell you how to seize the s weekend.wers thi a check on traffic and weather with steve. >> 395 at duke street, looks very good. springfield towards the 14th street bridge, lanes are open. toing well all the way up streetoss the 14th bridge. problemsdistrict, no the third street tunnel. no. montgomery county, 270 near 109, no delays, volume towards the scales, still looks pretty good. divide, still a right. utility work in georgetown at street andection canal road and the key bridge, georgetown, you will see the road work on the right turn on affecting your to the key bridge. we will let you know when that gets cleared away. back to you. >> thank you. first, the search continues for the-month-old girl at center of an amber alert in virginia. a dealer to issued thursday after alexis carlyle halifax co

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driving down to charlottesville the hurricanes and cavaliers kicking off at noon today.ville for the game. you want to see your game featured at 9:00 a.m. tell me who is playing, when and where. to chuck.bell@nbcuni.com. >> all right. we've got another news upda >>> welcome back to "today." saturday morning, the 10th day of november, 2012. we thank everyone for spending their day with us. i'm lester holt with erica hill, and coming up, the shocking resignation of general david petraeus. it was a sudden and public toend a career for the general. we'll have more on his story in just a moment. and it's now been four days since president obama won the election, but the votes have not been certified in florida. when it comes to voting, why can't they get their act together? >> it's pretty amazing, isn't it? then, james bond rises again in "sky fall." why some say it's the best 007 movie yet. >>> and the new york aquarium was devastated when hurricane sandy hit, but some employees rose to the occasion to save the animals. >>> and christina aguilera stops by, talks about the el

down through central virginia, fredericksburg and charlottesville, upper 50s there. it looks like we are going to be near the average high for the first time in almost two weeks. that's going to be as we get into this afternoon and warmer for the weekend. details coming up in a couple minutes. we'll look at the seven day outlook, barbara and keith. >> thank you, tom. >>> expect delays on metro. on the orange line, buses replace trains. the boston and virginia square stations will be closed. trains will single track between vienna and east falls church. same thing between grover and the red line. work starts tonight at 10:00 and will last through monday. all day on monday. >> yep. >> we're going to check on the midday traffic now. >> what's it looking like out there? >> hey, danella. >> speaking of metro, a crash. so far, no reported delays. as you make your trip, this is along gallows road. in that intersection, approach with caution. delays on 66. a three-mile back up. usual delays around this time. here is what nutley looks like heading to the beltway, 28 miles per

and 54 degrees in charlottesville. there's that move on the radar. we'll go ahead and zoom in a little tighter to see who is getting a little wet right now. leesburg, frederick, gaithersburg, baltimore, lake shore, areas just down to the south, including areas east of annapolis, will be getting very light showers and sprinkles coming up over the next couple of minutes. it's a little umbrella that you will need for the evening going out. and a coach, with chilly conditions, 46 degrees by 11:00 p.m. then tomorrow morning, cold as we start out in the upper 30s to about 40 degrees around the area. so finally, again, sandy will start making its way out of here. still some clouds for tomorrow. more clouds, then sunshine. but by the weekend, we finally get out from under sandy of a partly sunny sky coming our way. i think even a little bit of sunshine coming up for us sunday. forecast for the evening, 43 to 47 degrees, with a few showers. we're breezy and cold for the evening. with a southwest wind at 5 to 10. and then tomorrow morning, i think temperatures

. >> reporter: all right, last night charlottesville, virginia, north carolina, little "gangnam style we're there. love don't live herenymore. north carolina with a goal line stand in the fourth quarter. later in the drive, bernard, to renner, good thing virginia alleging to covering. north carolina winning big 37- 13. >>> au, mount st. mary's, a barnburner last night on nebraska avenue. tidy bowl man. he be blurring and a game high 21 points. came down to the wire though. mount st. mary's going for the win or the tie. buttery fingers turns it over and eagles win 62-57. all right that's a quick look at sports, have a great friday everybody. >>> are capitol hill lawmakers hearing from their constituents about the fiscal cliff? that's coming up. >> and plus we'll preview today's testimony from david petraeus one week after he resigned as the cia director. >> on the northbound side of 95 initial delays from the prince william parkway to route 123. in springfield traffic still moving well leaving 644 to 395 and the 14th street bridge. i'll be back with more traffic at 5:30. you're watchin

director of politics from university of virginia from charlottesville., welcome. >> thank you. >> i have been moaning annd groaning wchl've been too sidetracked by gaffes. do you share my assessment? >> basically. it sounds like every presidential campaign i've ever seen, but i share your assessment. >> it seems to me you go back to the erlg 1990s and the coverage was way more substantive than what we're getting now, youtube, attention span, everything's got to fit into 140 characters. why is it in this important election there hasn't been more consistent coverage in your view? >> well, partly because the media today, at least the establishment media, is a pail sh pale shadow of what they were when i wrote that 20 years ago. most news organization, even the good one, don't have the number of people, the searchers, don't have the investigative journalists that they wasn't had. and i think there's another dimension to this, too, howie. the press, having covered so many, they don't control the agenda. the staff controls the agenda. so it's difficult to get

different story in charlottesville. uva hosting miami hurricanes and this one came down to the wire. after a penalty against the canes, michael rocco and the cavs get a second chance and they cash in. ten-yard touchdown to jake mcgee. they win a wild one 41-40. to the nba, wizards visiting indiana, still looking for their first win of the year. a.j. price had himself a game, kicks it out here to bradley biel. the three is right where it needs to be. biel with 17 points. price a career high 14 assists against his former team, but it's not enough. the wizards fall to the pacers 89-84. they are now 0-5 on the year. don't forget redskins and their bye this week, but you still catch d.c. football. united visit the houston dynamo in the first leg of the eastern conference final at 4:00 p.m. you can catch that game on nbc sports network. >>> and this was the game to watch. a major upset for one of college football's top teams. 15th ranked texas a&m knocked off number one alabama in a nail biter yesterday. the aggies led for th

in charlottesville for one of the south's oldest rivalries. simms pressured by the heels. third and goal here. going to go out of bounds? no, he's going to find darius jennings. how did he do that? a nine-yard touchdown. later in the second, uva rotates quarterback michael rocco now under center. but the defense, all over rocco's pass. picked off by trey boston. he takes a look ahead. look at the blocks. he's going to go all the way. returns it 36 yards for the touchdown. carolina wins 37-13. >>> college hoops, george mason a winner today over mercer in the paradise jam. that's in the virgin islands. how nice. the terps hit the home hardwood tonight hosting long island university. meantime, the wizards, oh, those wizards. they're in action tomorrow hosting the jazz. they're 0-7. and hey, it's not as bad as last year's start. in 2011, they were 0-8. so they got that going for them. still better than last year. >> it's never fun to lose. but we've competed every -- pretty much every game. i don't know, i'm not into comparisons. i'm worried about this team. and us going out a

in charlottesville i was the last person standing in a great crowd between the crowd and bruce springsteen, and that sounds pretty cool. even dedicates a song to you. i was the last person standing between the crowd and the dave matthews. that was really cool, but today i really have a great job. i am the last person standing between you and our spectacular vice president and his spectacular wife jill, an employee of the virginia community college system. we are so thankful for the public service heart and spirit of these great americans, and it gives me great pleasure to welcome dr. joe biden, and now a vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ ♪ fax hello. >> four more years! >> it is nice to be here in virginia. i am teaching full time. i teach english full time, but really, i came here today because i want to thank all of you. you have done so much for us and for our campaign, and we really do have the best team. we have joe, barack, but best of all, we have you, and you are the ones who are going to take us forward. now i would like to introduce my husband, our vice president,

i'm surprised they let you within the boundaries of charlottesville -- >> we still believe in free speechn here. >> good to hear. what is your sort of big picture takeaway. you said you were -- i read where you were sort of very distressed as you discovered these new documents. you just said that you didn't enjoy writing about it, but what is your big takeaway. how do you view jefferson now? >> well, with some disillusionment because i always thought of him as a crusader for universal rights who was, unfortunately, stuck in slavery, but he wasn't stuck in it. he modernized it, he made it fit into a developing nation because he saw that slavery provided the fuel for the burgeoning american economy. slave labor provided $30 million in exports every year in the 1780s, and the country needed that money. when jefferson built monticello, he took out, unfortunately, a slave equity loan. he borrowed $2,000 against 150 slaves from a dutch bank. he was a pioneer in finding ways to turn slavery into cash. it's not a very happy story, but it's right there. >> all right. >> in the documents. >> henry,

. >>> all right, last night charlottesville, virginia.th carolina little "gangnam style" right there. virginia's kevin parks love don't live here anymore. north carolina with a goal hind stand in the fourth quarter. later in the drive, bernard, renner, good thing virginia allergic to covering. north carolina winning big 37- 13. >>> au, mount st. mary's a barnburner on nebraska avenue last night. lumpkins tidy bowl man, he be blushing, going for the win or the tie. nor quest though buttery fingers turns it over and eagles win 62-57. all right that's a quick look at sports. have a great friday everybody. >>> still ahead another busy day on capitol hill. >> former cia director david petraeus testifies before two congressional committees as well. >> here's the backup to the fairfax county parkway. the culprit accident on the left shoulder with the lanes open. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic when we return in a few minutes. you're watching 9news now. >>> happy friday. good morning if you're just waking up. it is going to be a

much of the rain is tapering off and ending from richmond to charlottesville.ast the rain moving through probably about 9:00 this morning. between now and then, wet and chilly. all the areas in the 40s northern virginia and all of maryland. farther to the west, it is cold out in the mountains of the dark blue regions in western and parts of western pennsylvania into ohio and indiana. many locations there in the upper 20s to just around 30 degrees. our winds are going to be coming in in the north and west. hour by hour, throughout the day today, we are going to have temperatures holding steady just in the 40s here for the next several hours. and by later this afternoon, we should get some breaks in the clouds. cloud cover should be breaking up by maybe midafternoon, a little sunshine may be breaking out, and the winds will begin to diminish by late afternoon. i'll be back in ten minutes with another look at storm team 4 radar. now danella. >>> checking on an accident, this is i-95 in virginia southbound approaching dumfries road. just blocking the right lane and

it looks like turnout in charlottesville, where the university of virginia is, will be up from 2008. we like those reports. long lines in south florida. long lines in northern virginia today. those are democratic strongholds. and it looks like cuyahoga county in ohio is on track to be where it was in 2008. we have record turout in lucus county, ohio, where there are a lot of auto workers right around toledo. >> suarez: long lines coulou tell a campaign a lot but it could also mean some people give up and go home. what are you hearing futom the field about problems in casting a vote? >> sometimes these things get blown out of proportion. there weren't any big surprises today. there certainly were long lines but we fiewnd our supporters had fun with it. they brought some music. they brought some food. they know if they stay in line the vote will count at the end of the day. we wereth prepared for any p contingencies. any contingencies could continue to happen but o message is ifut the polls have closed and you're in line, wait in line. your vote will count as long as you got there by t

slavery but managed to get most of them back except peter commesso joseph and edith had to leave charlottesville leaving peter behind and when they settled in a highly was only years later by his own friends and charlotte's fell he was able to join them, and i went like to conclude with this language. the interesting thing about this is that he drafted the will because and 7095, he had finally gotten the payment that was coming to him for his service in american revolution. he was the general of engineers under george washington, and as many of you know, he designs the fortification at west point. his payment was long delayed and he got up in 1795, so he went in philadelphia he went to see his good friend jefferson would you write a well with me and be the executive, and after they drafted -- they drafted a formal document they'd written something in his own hand, and i would like to read this to you in conclusion. in case i should die without will come he should buy out of my money so that many negro's freedom that the remaining sums said be sufficient to give them education and provide for the

and some around charlottesville as well and a couple of the counties in the tidewater region. you can see it is compared with 2004 when george w. bush won the state. you can see that president bush won more of the tidewater region than did john mccain in 2008. if you were president obama and you were mitt romney, where would you focus your resources, larry? guest: you can tell by where they are visiting. romney spends a lot of time in the richmond area. he needs a big vote out of those localities, some of which voted for president obama. other various conservative localities like chesterfield county went as high as 45% for president obama in 2008. there's no way for republicans to win statewide and allow centreville to get 45% of the votes to obama. they're both campaigning in northern virginia. it is the linchpin of a statewide victory for president obama. he needs to do well in the big, growing burgeoning prince george county and loudoun county, as well as fairfax. yes, the two areas are small, but trees and rocks and acres don't vote, at least in most states and localities.

and in central virginia towards charlottesville. working up 29, clear skies. we have the cloudiness at the moment. i'd say in the next hour or so, breaking out into sun. high pressure will deliver close to a perfect friday and saturday. sunday fsunday afternoon, little coastal storm here will work up the coast, and it won't bring us rain, but clouds towards us. we'll have partly sunny conditions for sunday. 54 today. mostly sunny. still cool. wind north at 5 to 10. that's a little cool for this time of year. there's your weekend forecast. 54 saturday. 53, partly sunny sunday. early next week, if you're traveling, things look fine locally for traveling. thanksgiving, sunshine, upper 50s. let's get the latest from julie wright. >> every time you show the turkey i get hungry. >> yeah, i can't wait. >> on the roads now, we have some problems to report. this crash involving a pedestrian, police activity here tying up a portion of randolph road east of connecticut avenue at dalewood. follow their direction. typical slowdown, 95 getting past coalsville road. nothing

the piedmont which is this area of charlottesville is a mixed area. by and large, you break virginia down into urban, suburban, ex- urban and rural is under 20%. the most important swing areas are the ex-urban localities like loudoun county and prince william county in northern virginia. probably the richmond area, chesapeake, suffolk, va. beach and the tidewater area are conservative. host: you look at the map of voting in 2008 and 2004 for the state of virginia, you can see a lot of red. the president won the state of virginia by six percentage points in 2008, winning the northern virginia area around washington, d.c. it looks like the one around charlottesville, virginia as well and a couple of counties in the tidewater region. compared to 2004 when george w. bush won the state, you can see that president bush won more of the tidewater region than did john mccain in 2008. if you were president obama and you were mitt romney, where would you focus your resources? guest: you can tell by way -- where they are visiting. mitt romney spent a lot of time

and some around charlottesville as well and a couple of the counties in the tidewater region.w. bush won the state. you can see that president bush won more of the tidewater region than did john mccain in 2008. if you were president obama and you were mitt romney, where would you focus your resources, larry? guest: you can tell by where they are visiting. romney spends a lot of time in the richmond area. he needs a big vote out of those localities, some of which voted for president obama. other various conservative localities like chesterfield county went as high as 45% for president obama in 2008. there's no way for republicans to win statewide and allow centreville to get 45% of the votes to obama. they're both campaigning in northern virginia. it is the linchpin of a statewide victory for president obama. he needs to do well in the big, growing burgeoning prince george county and loudoun county, as well as fairfax. yes, the two areas are small, but trees and rocks and acres don't vote, at least in most states and localities. host: what kind of the voting system is used in v