metro, higher amounts to the south and west, stanton, charlottesville. the day planner tomorrow, a peak of sunshine early on, noontime middle 50's. 50's, ae home, upper few showers west of d.c., heavier rain tomorrow night. raineven day outlook, wednesday, upper 60's. near 70 thursday with sunshine, breezy at times. take advantage of the warmth. it will cool down the end of the week. the trick or treat her's will be fine. and can you believe, daylight savings time this sunday morning, falling back one hour. that is a next her hour of sleep. erin: i was thinking about the rain. my dog does not like walking in the rain. i have to carry him out. steve: you are lucky, my dog, no rain, no heat, excessive wind, cold. leon: any kind of weather. erin: redskins fans are really excited about the big victory. jay gruden admits things could have a look different if the redskins had lost. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: washington is still buzzing after the redskins' impressive comeback victory, but, jay gruden, w

leading edge of the drops now, north of charlottesville, still south of luray. future weather carries the chance for rain showers during the morning hours, up to warrenen to, warren en ton to manassas. take the umbrella with you. it will be a chilly and cloudy day with rain today. but, again, thanks to the system coming from the tropics, tomorrow, even with the heavy rain, it will be a mild one. 50s today, 60s tomorrow. 70 thursday. clocks go back this weekend. >>> there is now one less thing you can pack on a flight. ecigarettes. the department of transportation is banning battery operated smoking devices from checked luggage. there have been at least 26 cases of e cigarettes exploding. some of which happened inside checked luggage. they will still be allowed in carry on bags. the rule goes into effect within the next two weeks. >>> walmart is following amazon's lead in asking regulators for permission to test home delivery using drones. walmart has been doing indoor tests for several months now. they're asking the faa for permission to do research to drones fo

leesburg, fredericksburg, charlottesville 77. tuesday, the front coming in at about 10:00 in the morning. other guidance suggests early afternoon. if it comes in the afternoon, it will be a mild day, low to mid 70's. the current temperatures again, tomorrow, there are some indications there will be a foggy start. off,will eventually burn some high altitude clouds later. the seven day forecast, columbus day looks like the best day this week. a front coming through tuesday, breezy and cooler. we could drop into the 50's next weekend. low to mid 40's in the morning tomorrow. prepare for the layers because it will be wet by the afternoon. not a bad forecast for october. new optionsng up -- for facebook users. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network give

he will be spent back to charlottesville to await murder trial of hannah graham and morgan harrington to take place in 2016. live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: okay. thank you, jeff. update for you now. the rain here, the heavy rain calling a chemical spill in the potomac river that quickly made its way to the frederick county water intake. sunday is expected to get there. latex spill from the paper mill. the department of environment has not detected any health risks related to the spill yet but they are still conducting tests. alison: earlier, doug was telling us how this is worse than a nor'easter. what we're seeing in a lot of ways. doug: right. nor'easters last about 24 hours. with the same effects the relentless wind and the pounding surf and they move on. but this one is sustained five day of the winds at the same direction and high speed doing the rough surf and everything else. rough effects. start with hurricane joaquin. it's weaker now than it was last report. five miles per hour but it puts us in a category three. 125-mile-per-hour winds. moving north at 7-mi

matthew heads back to charlottesville where he will face two more trials and a possible death penalty. in fairfax, david culver, news 4. >>> and a young mother has been sentence ed to ten years in prison for helping her pimp traffic teenagers in northern virginia. geidra ruseckaite, helped lenny haskins with his prostitution enterprise trafficking two teenager girls in fairfax county and other u.s. cities. haskins was sentenced to 40 years. ruseckaite told the judge even though she'll be in prison she is finally free of the man who began trafficking her when she was 17 years old. >>> hurricane jaoaquin continue to batter the bahamas and it's destroyed homes and uprooted trees and unleashed heavy flooding on some of the smaller islands and as nassau prepares for the storm, all flights have been canceled for the rest of the night. nbc's dan cruz has more. >> reporter: canceled across the board. hundreds of travelers are seeing red tonight after finding out they're stuck. it may take a while to get their luggage up in the air and out of the bahamas and that includes the family. >> we are

we got the video from our colleagues at nbc 29 incha charlott charlottesville, virginia. >> that is so painful to watch that video. i don't recall hearing reaction from yardley love's family after that final ruling and wonder how they're doing right now. >> well, there is a civil lawsuit pending for $30 million against george hughley. sharon love, yardley's mother created the one love foundation in honor of her memory, yardley love and also to make young people on college campuses aware of domestic violence and in this case, relationship violence. >> chris gordon. >> chris, thank you. >> thank you, chris. >> some security concern tonight after a woman was attacked inside an apartment building and it happened at the kanterbury square condos in alexandria. a woman tried to rape a woman in a basement laundry room, but she was able to fight him off. residents are surprised this happened in a supposedly secure building. >> you have to have a key that's in there and there's only one way in and one way out. makes you wonder how did they get in? are they a tenant? ex-tenant? you don't know. >>

beltway will be slow, heavier showers, maybe rumbles of thunder to the south and west, around charlottesville. want tothe kids may think again about this because there will probably be indoor recess. intors and thunderstorms the district, southern montgomery county, prince george's county. around dinnertime, another slow go of it with heavier rain from fredericksburg to warn 10 to waldorf -- fredericksburg to warrenton to waldorf. the front will move out of here and behind at the skies begin to clear. a really nice thursday ahead, with temperatures about 10 degrees above average this time of year. how much rayna we talking about? the latest model shows about three inches in the district. i think that may be on the high side. the general range will be 1-2 inches by this time tomorrow night. the sunshine will return, a bit breezy thursday. tomorrow, 60 degrees by 7:00 in the morning, areas of heavy rain. same at noon time. 5:00, may have some rumbles of thunder. some of the storms have the potential to be strong with gusty wind and heavier downpours. doug hill will keep you updated tomorrow as

raided pieceable farm near charlottesville.y foundes arrived seven horses were already dead nd five others had to be euthanized there. another 81 horses were seized agencies. to rescue >> they have been out without ny kind of proper nutrition or hay or green for an extended period of time. that doesn't happen overnight. the owner was allowed to are about 20 but activists trying it seize all of them. more than 10,000 have signed on. has not been charged but remains under investigation. the kpapb is close to -- the campaign was close to home in ary clinton held a rally old town alexandria after her 11 hours of testimony about yesterday. the democratic race getting lincoln chafee dropped out. run andn decided not to jim webb dropped out. in iowa this weekend. on the other side of the aeufl hat might be a shift for the g.o.p. new polls showing donald trump is slipping. bloomberg poll has ben carson nine g him in iowa by points. john kasich is making new enemies. with include the nba or some folks there. he ohio governor bumped into

here comes the rain down farther south near 64 and charlottesville. it's headed our way by the time the sun sets. we have about 12 hours and pretty dry weather and still chilly today. we'll get to the details and time it out for you when i return. ♪ pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato before pumpkin season is over. like the new pumpkin macchiato dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> welcome back. just about 10 minutes after 6:00. we're dry and cold and going to stay chilly with clouds lingering. let's time out the showers headed your way. this is 5:30 tonight. most areas are still dry, but if you're an early commuter home along 66 or along 95 south of quantico, you're going to run into these showers pushing on in. by the time the sun sets at 9:00, here comes the showers and st

hagerstown to charlottesville, fredericksville, reston, fairfax, as well as leesburg. that for tomorrow afternoon. this whole area will be shifting east for the evening. doug has more on how that will impact our evening rush tomorrow coming up in a few minutes. >>> i'm pat collins at the scene of a startling discovery alongside the baltimore/washington parkway. a car goes off the road, and then into those woods. and into a pond about 100 feet below. in that car, the body of 26-year-old marcus lee freeman. he'd been missing for ten days. he told his family he was going out to get gas, but where did he go? what did he do? and how did he end up down there? today, i talked to his dad. i'll have the story coming up at 5:00. now back to you. >>> right now, president obama wrapping up an address at a meeting of the international association of chiefs of police and he focused largely on tougher gun laws this afternoon. the speech comes as violent crime has spiked in the city in which the speech occurred, chicago. police there blame it largely on an influx of illegal guns from

our affiliate in charlottesville nbc 29 obtained video of that interrogation. they were released because hughley has exhausted all possible appeals. the u.s. supreme court decided not to hear his case. he thought he was answering questions because love had been assaulted and he said she had been hitting her own head against the wall and it soon revealed she was the suspect in her murder. >> i think you knew that already. >> no, i did not. >> she's dead? >> because you killed her, george. >> because you killed her. >> he was originally charged with first-degree murder but convicted of second degree murder in 2010 and sentence to prison. >>> a man attacks an 83-year-old woman as she is getting groceries. the robbery happened at a safe way off braddock road. that's where we find jackie bensen. >> reporter: jim, when we told people about this crime, told them there were surveillance pictures of the suspect, they said, please, show them on tv. police say the 84-year-old woman had just finished her shopping, was wheeling her grocery bags to her car about 7:00 sunday

we will tell you about a decision on a notorious case out of charlottesville. >>> plus, a capital concern. we will tell you about the latest developments in the battle to be the next >>> back to business. the first monday of october, which means the supreme court justices return to the bench today. in one of their first decisions they refused to hear an appeal from a former university of virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend. the justices let stand a lower court ruling that upheld the conviction of george huguely in the beating death of yeardley love. they had an on again, off again relationship. huguely's lawyers argued he was denied the right to a fair trial after an attorney became too sick to appear in court but the trial was allowed to proceed anyway. >>> could hillary clinton play a role in the battle brewing on capitol hill for speaker of the house. the latest developments. >> reporter: three days approximate from now the house gop is set to vote by secret ballot on a new speaker of the house. house majority leader kevin mccarthy was seen as the odds on fa

storm team 4 radar shows rain drops south of charlottesville and central virginia. those drops are steadily moving in our direction. mostly mid to upper 30s west of i-95 this morning. mid-40s downtown and near 50 by the bay. highs today, not a bad day. chilly, though, with the clouds and rain showers steadily moving in. highs today should make it in the mid to upper 50s. then for tomorrow, weather alert day, heavy rain coming our way, it will be a mild one. more of that coming up in ten minutes. more construction on the roads with melissa. >>> more construction. this road work here alternating closures that will stick around for another hour or so at this point. this is that ongoing project there. that's a little something to look at here this morning. taking a look here top of the beltway, no problems. everything here into and out of town, no major issues up top or major road work to think of there on 95 in maryland. right now 66 headed into the beltway, nine minutes from fairfax county parkway. listen to our friends on wtop. inner loop 50, crash still not on camer

i have the vineyards in charlottesville. know about that.lowden county, i have which is anal tremendous success along the potomac river. piece of land like it, it is phenomenon. inve had tremendous success virginia. we've had a lot of people that work for me. the way i work for them i look at. it. the truth is they are so good them more than they need me. does that make sense? this is one of those things. you know what i did? where is karrie? get up here. come on. so incredible. she runs the vineyards. vineyards. you know what it is. a lot of people go there. says he the drivers goes back and forth there all the time bringing people. karrie willard runs it. she is going an incredible job. to put it mildly it was in serious trouble. acres.lose to 2,000 it is one of the most beautiful -- it is the largest vineyard on of this country. the largest. become an incredible, incredible tourist attraction. karrie has literally from day one -- i mean she's taken it. with love and pride -- i'm proud because, you know, one of have to say that my wife sai

and i have the vineyard in charlottesville. you know, about that.pplause] and i have drawn national that is the success of malt -- along the potomac land no piece of land like it. it is phenomenal with tremendous success in virginia lot of people work for me, frankly i work for them the way i look at it because the truth is, they are so good that i actually need them more than 83. does that make sense? [cheers and applause] where is kerry? get a peer. she runs of vineyards. trump midyears. one of the drivers said bringing in people but she runs it and she has done such an incredible job. we took it over four years ago it was in serious trouble to put it mildly now it is close at 2,000 acres actually the largest vineyard on the east coast of this country. it is an incredible, incredible tourist attraction and literally from day one she has taken its with love and pride i have to say this because my wife said i have to save us and you will confirm but i have more women in high executive position [cheers and applause] in in fact, a the men are complain

then they took off for the company's production facility in charlottesville to print his shirt in personc lives with autism and a form of muscular dystrophy. the make a wish foundation helped his dream come true. >>> are you ready for it? beer and wine going to be flowing at octoberfest reston this weekend. one of the largest fall festivals in northern virginia. draws crowds of up to 85,000. the event featuresç the best i fall brews. admission free but you have to pay for food tick hes. today the festival opens up at noon. tomorrow it will open at 11:00 in the morning. >>> there are so many fun outdoor events in the month of october. the colors are beautiful outside. it's really a cool time. >> it is. >> keep going, molette, you're on a roll. keep going. >> except for the thunder and lightning that we had. >> yes, octoberfest, yes. it sounds like german. we're starting off today, other big events going on in culpepper at the culpepper county airport, the air festival there. ever done any wing walking. >> not yet. >> skydiving? >> never. >> parachuting, nothing? well, you'll be able to s

degrees in manassas at 77. 80 at charlottesville. if you have dinner plans, take advantage of it. outside tonight. it stays dry. a few clouds later on tonight but nothing noble amount to a whole lot in terms of when the cold front moves through. tenders will fall tomorrow -- temperatures will fall tomorrow. 77 in richmond. on the other side of the front we are talking 60's and that is all we have here for the day on friday and stays that way on saturday. satellite and radar show it is quiet and drive. hero the showers across southern pennsylvania. most will stay well to the north of us. not affecting anything around here for tonight other than the cloud cover. the cool temperatures will funnel and later on. closer in around the capital beltway. no delays in terms of the weather for this evening. the sun glare will continue to be a problem as you move through the next couple of weeks. daylight hours continue to diminish, especially during the rush-hour commute. 50 degrees overnight and partly cloudy. wines will be out -- winds will be out of the southwest. tomorrow will be a cool s

monday morning we're waking up to showers in charlottesville.ng areas in the district will be dry. look for areas north of the district. really right now areas south of d.c. look to have the best rain chances. everybody else will be dry. that is subject to change. we will keep you updated on the app. tomorrow even warmer. the temperatures just keep on climbing. monday, mid 70s for most of next week. >> sounds good, allyson. >>> this halloween, kids with food allergies that can't have candy, there's an organization making sure that those kids can get treats too. it's called the teal pumpkin project. it started with a group from the food allergy group or fair for short. >> the teal pumpkin project helps the 1 in 13 children with food allergies have a safer, happier halloween by letting them know that you have treats that they can take home and enjoy. >> and if you have nonfood treats, all you have to do is place one of those teal colored pumpkins on your stoop so the kids know what is going on. >>> see a penny, pick it up. a louisiana man did that

it will be a cold night in charlottesville.'s your seven-day forecast now. 58 today, 55 tomorrow. wake up temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the low to mid-30s, upper 30s in town. but it's monday morning that's the real threat for killing just about everything. that includes downtown locations, could be close to freezing as well. the warmup continues on tuesday, highs in the 60s and into the 70s we go for wednesday and thursday. a little something for everybody but almost no chance for rain. back with news 4 today right after t for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> you've heard of an organ transplant, right? but how about an arm transplan the? >> one man from alexandria is one of the very few people who went through that procedure. doreen gentzler shares his story of recovery after a scary accident

areas in the lavender around the central blue ridge to the southern shenandoah valley, west of charlottesville. temperatures are chilly, this is what november, october, it feels more like november. we're in the upper 40s to mid-40s north and west of the metro area. shenandoah valley into the mountains there, look at oakland, maryland, 37 degrees in oakland. 20 degrees warmer in tax river. wet streets in northwest from our tower camera, wet streets and roads all around the renal. watch out for ponding of water on some of the ramps off the interstate. we'll be in the low 50s by 8:00 with some sprinkles. maybe a little bit of drizzle and sprinkles in the afternoon. seeking the upper 50s by 3:00, 4:00, then gradually dropping through the evening hours. for the football game today, the big maryland/michigan game today, the kickoff will be at noon. spring ms and drizzle through the game. blustery winds through the game. temperatures mid and upper 50s. tonight, drizzle, blustery winds, temperatures in the 50s through this saturday night. then by dawn sunday, might have some lingering drizzle, and the

employer,r to a white the bureau agent in charlottesville noted in part of the contract was written up for a potential employee and was not a fair or just one in its provisions. the obligations were not mutual. the compensation was totally inadequate to the labor. he noted, however, that he would not interfere with the contract but if the employer violated any part of the contract, he would cancel the contract and lead them to proceed against you for damages. this is a long series here of contracts that you can see. much more detailed than just the scrap of paper that some of them were written on. the friedman bureau subdistrict agents recorded and a norm us amount of racial violence in their letters to their superiors, begging the question of -- was the war really over simply because confederate soldiers laid down their government issued arms. one example comes from stanton, where in late june of 1866 porter dune told a black at the hotel there to get off the platform and then hit the porter, floyd adams, with the club, knocking him down. the jury in the case said that he was doing hi

matthew is also charged with the murders of college students hannah graham and morgan herrington in charlottesville. his mother screamed in court. and after the judge, this happened after the judge read each count. the trial for the murder of morgan is scheduled for next october. he'll be tried in the hannah graham case before that in july and could face the death penalty in that case. >>> new details in an officer-involved shooting in prince william county. why a judge says officers were justified in shooting the man. >>> all right. so what really happened in that meeting between the pope and the kentucky clerk fighting same-sex marriage? what the vatican is clearing up this morning in news of another private meeting. >>> and with the threat of storms, the time is now to trim those trees. beware of some companies offering deals just too good to be true. >>> new details this morning in a prince william county officer-involved shooting. police shot a man they say was creeping in the bushes outside a virginia woman's home on lake drive in manassas last month. its been ruled justified. the suspect, jo

it's a freeze watch for portions of our area up around westminster and leesburg, culpeper and charlottesvilleand off to the west this cold air coming through areas of the ohio valley as well as the midwest. those temperatures under a clear sky and with the calm windfalling so you can see a lot of cold air up here and the core of the cold air will be over us on sunday and into early monday morning and this will be lasting for a while as we drop down to 46 degrees and it gets colder by sunday into monday morning. high temperature tomorrow running at 58 degrees right in d.c. also around fredericksburg and quantico and mid-50s to the north and it will be a nice day as long as you stay in the sunshine. as far as heading out, make sure you have the long sleeves on. still a good day, i think, as long as you keep things moving. your saturday is breezy and chilly and lower temperatures for sunday with the freeze likely west of d.c. as well as early monday morning. so that is our weekend. you'll want to prepare and you can see the future weekend chill. this is where we think there will be wind coming t

goes and we'll see widespread 40s across the area and not just the 30s just yet and down toward charlottesville west and that's where there could be mid to upper 30s and the possibility of froth and that's where it's been posted for saturday night and early sunday morning. meanwhile, as far as activities for the weekend and thinking about watching the cart, you get the green light on that and a green light for hitting the orchard as well as perfect football weather and make sure you bundle up and we have a cold wave that will be moving in and we'll show you just how low the outlying areas will get in a few minutes. >>> more video now of that stunning construction disaster in houston this morning as we hear from fire investigators, with six workers hurt in a massive scaffolding collapse should survive. it happened in a building under construction and they're still investigating the cause of the collapse. >> crews have been cleaning up a massive mudslide in california and they're hoping to reopen it north of los angeles. there were waist-deep rivers of muck. rescue crews were called in to rescue

time of year right around 69 and much cooler to the north and 62 in hagerstown and 74 toward charlottesville and 69 degrees towards fredericksburg and very nice for mid-october and as we move on through the next couple of days and it will feel like november coming up for the weekend and no rain, storm team 4 radar is all clear and we don't have a chance of rain. watch this, watch what happens when i widen out here and not a cloud in the sky from portland, oregon. we have the jet stream that you can track it and make it all of the way down across our region and cooler than average temperatures across the great lakes and our next storm system comes down and cools things down for the weekend and overnight low temperatures tonight, they'll be cool, and 43 in gaithersburg and maybe the jacket early, 56 degrees at this time around 8:00 with that sunshine and 64 by noon and rather nice weather again tomorrow afternoon and nice for october is what we're saying here and notice the difference here. 68 degrees by your friday and most of the day friday looks dry. look at saturday and sunday, high temper

8 miles per hour and the mid to high-level clouds and 79 martinsburg, and 89 in leesburg and charlottesville, stanton right around the 80-degree mark, too, and cooler along the water and high temperatures only in the 60s thus far and that's right along the chesapeake. the rest of us looking at a very nice evening and dry, we're not going to see chances of rain and even with the cold front coming down. and there are showers associated with this coming through the pittsburgh area and this front should pass us tonight as a dry front. you can really see what's happening and here's the storm system way up toward canada and here's the front so behind that front we're a lot cooler and ahead of it into the 07s and 80s. 62 in chicago and 64 in pittsburgh, that's the cooler air that's going to be moving on in, but you also notice we're not talking colder air and not like denver who is at 45 degrees right now and cooler air and overnight tonight low temperatures will be on the mild side and 46 in frederick and 53 toward kull pepper and we will see clouds from time to time, and it will be cool, but not

. >> the uva student that was roughed up outside the charlottesville bar is suing the alcoholic beverage control. video of the arrest shows that they were pinned to the sidewalk by the aviation agent as they lead to a review of the poll sis, procedures, and training. johnson was exonerated of any wrong doing. a civil suit filed today would ask for $3 million in damages. >>> a construction worker is being treated for injuries that he got when he fell down the elevator shaft and that happened this morning in the 900 block. and that you know that it will be in the scene for the injuries. >> the hacker that breached that account of two of the nation's top security officials, they say that they would plan to target the pentagon next. and sources confirm that the personal e-mail accounts of the cia director john brennan and homeland security johnson were compromised. in and out hackers who claimed to be a teenager tell the new york post that he is a high school student critical of their u.s. foreign policy and the supporter of palestine. >>> an indiana university student accused of assaulting

right along the blue ridge and from hagerstown to charlottesville there could be over 2 inches of rain. big changes on the way coming up at 6:51. >> 95 southbound ramp to the interloop left side of the lane blocked. inbe ner loop at 355 still slow there because of an earlier crash. only getting by on the left side of the roadway. 270 south a little slow from germantown to 95. adams very slow at 23 miles per hour. take you 10. 66 in bound, 95 north bound no major issues. wpop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> a frightening accident leaves two people dead and a home badly damaged. live on the scene with more on what happened. >> reporter: and we're on the outer loop now traveling through silver spring with the storm team 4x4. a live look outside. traffic is coming to a stop. traffic is coming to a stop. all the latest road the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the

by 10:30, notice some of the darker greens south and west of us with the yellows south of charlottesville and stronger moisture that will roll in on tuesday and wednesday and remanence of patricia, get ready. no flood watches just yet. some clouds, just chilly tonight. it'll be dry and then by their afternoon mostly cloudy and cool with some late showers or light rain that will be possible, high temperatures near 60 and winds are easterly at 10. most of their suburbs held in the 50s. 46 at 7:00. 59 at 11:00 and maybe 57 for you at 1:00 p.m. the day planner, yellow weather alert on wednesday, 70. morning showers on thursday. and then still pretty breezy and mild not a bad day at 67. the next seven days. friday we're in good shape a little cooler at 62. fantastic for halloween. 65 with their sunshine, trick or treating weather in the 60s, which is perfect, not too warm. move your clocks back one hour and check the smoke detectors please. 70 and milder with the the ravens in town, more showers monday. >>> a high-end retailer gets ready to open up stores. what you need to know about affordabl

i was teaching with acacia were very familiar with that involves a woman born 1906 and charlottesville virginia with a normal childhood show to local public schools through junior high and always received passing grades. her father left her mother her mother was destitute and had no choice but to place the girls in foster homes. when she was 17 she was raped by her foster father's nephew became pregnant as a result. the foster parents were embarrassed by her pregnancy her foster parents had institutionalized called of homes for epileptics and the feeble minded. she gave birth to a daughter in soon after virginia began to in voluntarily have her sterilized. virginia adopted a eugenics what a short hearing was held. she was given the i.q. test which was the earliest form & testified she had a low iq. many years later that harvard professor found carry and gave further career version and it was in the normal range. another witness testified at her hearing that the social worker had agreement carries baby then six months alone and said something didn't see a normal about the baby. just as

warm things up throughout our region. 75 in frederick and 77 in leesburg and 74 in culpeper, charlottesvilleegrees and a very cool start to the day and we have warmed very nicely with dry air and lots of sunshine. no rain across the area now, and i do expect most of the night will be dry, too, but back to the west we're watching a storm system and notice, nothing around the region and here is the storm. look at that, look at that nice comma shape here and you can see the area of low pressure spinning through the great lakes and it's a very compact and intense area of low pressure and look at the front. it does have showers and thunderstorms associated with it. >> what are we going to see? >> let's show you the future weather. we'll take you hour by hour and here's the cloud cover and a few light showers or sprinkles at this time and same deal around 9:00 and more clouds than anything else and we will see a couple of showers. around noon, and maybe an isolated shower or two, and we're not talking all-day rain at all. most of us will stay dry tomorrow, but still a good idea to keep the umbrell

fox 27 in charlottesville, university of virginia student is filing suit against state liquor agents involved in his bloody arrest. martis johnson alleges unlawful force. >>> fox 1 in tampa with another political campaign for charlie crist who says he will run for congress. crist lost his last two statewide elections since leaving the gop. >>> a live look at phoenix from our affiliate. a water rescue of a woman in a minivan who thought the floodwaters in front of her were not that deep it happened after another round of wet weather hit the valley overnight. tonight's live look outside the beltway, we'll be right back. >>> canada will soon be under new management. but there is a familiar name at the top there. correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight with how all of this affects relations with the u.s. >> canadians from all across this great country sent a clear message tonight, it's time for a change in this country, my friends. a real change. >> a major change for canada, and one that could alter u.s./canadian relations, out is conservative prime minister stephen harp

cell phone video and images from his arrest in charlottesville went viral back in march.rges against johnson were dropped. >>> protecting our nation's airports is a full-time job and right now some of the best weapons against serious threats are man's best friend. for the first time ever the tsa let our news crew helped train the team of explosive sniffing dogs. handlers say they train the dogs to associate certain smells so the dog thinks it looks for a toy but it's really looking for a bomb. >> this really is a 24-hour-a-dayon. we take the dogs home. they're part of our family. >> some of the dogs are actually named after 9/11 victims. >>> this morning, wrangler the dog is going to be here in the district. he's meeting senators and touring the capitol. he's starting the morning on the national mall. we'll have a live picture. from here wrangler travels to dallas and to philadelphia. all this travel is part of the pup's socialization and journey to becoming a guide dog. >>> we do want to take another live look outside. open up that door. a little warmer out there. that's

. >> our affiliate in charlott charlottesville obtained the video. they obtained it because he exhausted all appeals. he was sentenced to to second-degree murder and 23 years in jail. >>> the ntsb is headed to ft. lauderdale to find out what caused the dis nearly caused a disaster. they were ready to take off when a crew behind them saw fuel leaking. the left engine caught fire. two emergency chutes were deploy and the plane was quickly evacuated. >> we saw smoke all over the place. we got out and started running through the grass as far west as possible. >> nearly two dozen people went to the hospital. we know one person suv ired a pretty serious head injury. the airport was closed for three hours delaying 225 flights and canceling 40 others. >> 5:25. officials still can't explain how a blimp broke free of maryland and drifted 150 miles across pennsylvania. the military had to shoot into the surveillance blim top let the last of the helium escape and they began cutting it out of the trees. the military says likely they'll use a helicopter to lift th

if you see a raindrop, it would be down through charlottesville but that's about it. temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday. 59 degrees. and also a little bit more moisture in the air. that allows the temperature into the overnight hours to stay higher. the more moisture you v the temperature -- you have, the temperature can't fall off as much as you'd like. we've been talking about the sniffling and water eyes. there you go. mold sufferers, andrea, it is very high. so if you are -- have issues with mold, grab the clean next and al -- kleenex and allergy pills. manassas you're in the 50s. even the 60s near the bay. as we go through today, a good mix of sun and clouds. we're not going to look at any rain unless you're headed way farther south through the shenandoah valley. we're talking south of luray. temperatures will stay into the 70s for tomorrow, too. taking a look at your futurecast, even by this afternoon we could even see clearing of the skies and tonight will be comfortable again, near 60 degrees. things are going to change on friday. we have the yel

mount vernon captures washington's assembly jefferson so outside charlottesville captures thomas jeffersonto mount vernon was a product of george washington. we inherited it from his brother it was a modest building, if you been down to george mason south. it looked a lot like george mason's house. one story, a second story that sort of addict like, and he blew up the sides, the top, he married will switch lots of money so we want all the farms around so it became the great plantations that it became. he transformed and build the mill for grinding grain. he changes it from tobacco to grain. and all those things tell a story about washington, his resourcefulness, is willing to change them if wanting to break from the control of the british early, the tobacco trade controlled by the british, the grain trade he was free to trade on his own and he didn' did nott to be under the control of the british even in the 1750s. you can get a feel for those aspects of this very complicated person. is also a wonderful archive they built that the fred w. smith library. the archives of his writings and his

from charlottesville, virginia, shawn grogan.ng in iraq and afghanistan, he found healing when he hiked the appalachian trail. now he coaches other veterans as they walk off to war. kim carter cycled in and out of incarceration and homelessness. then she decided it was time for a change. today she's helping hundreds of women in similar circumstances reclaim their lives. rochelle ripley determined to keep a promise she made to her grandmother. she's enlisted $9 million of aid to the lakota people in south dakota. this woman lost her mother to a single mother of four to cancer. she helps thousands of women who are battling the disease. daniel i vankovich. his non-profit has provided care to 200,000 insured and uninsured patients in chicago's troubled neighborhoods. they are all remarkable people. all ten heroes get a cash prize and will be honored in our tribute which airs december 6. whoever is chosen as hero of the year, they receive an additional $100,000 to continue their work and you get to decide who it's going to be. it's up

couple of days and we finally get that component and that will help warm things up and 55 toward charlottesville only 51 in huntingtown and the temperatures will fall again and not quite as cold as they were last night and that's good news, too. storm team 4 radar is all clear and it will stay this way for a long time and we have no rain in the forecast for at least the next six or seven days. what we do have in the forecast is much warmer air. you can see where the cold air is. boston only at 47. buffalo at 57 and back to the west, omaha at 75. minneapolis, minnesota is 20 degrees warmer than we are here. that's the warm air that will make its way over across our region during the day tomorrow and first we get into the 60s and on wednesday we get into the 70s, and they're not coming. it's only the 70s and low temperatures tonight, still quite chilly and 35 in leesburg and 36, manassas and down toward fredericksburg and in the city around 43 degrees and starting off on a cool note as you make your way out and about. cold, but sunshine by 9:00, 10:00, you'll start to feel the difference and by 10

it's jacket weather tomorrow and if you'll be going pumpkin picking tomorrow. 63 also in charlottesvillea good weekend for doing a lot of things including painting or decorating outside of this upcoming weekend and nice conditions, 65 to 70 in the weekend and we could have rain coming our way on tuesday. it's a 30% chance. the very latest right now and some showers coming through and this line could bring gusty winds to the area and we've got more coming up on news 4 at 6:00. >> v.j., thank you. >>> about an hour and a half the suitland parkway reopened and a deadly tractor trailer trash closed it. this is megan mcgrath. the big rig flew off an overpass, killing the driver. >> the tractor trailer could be seen laying on its side on eastbound suitland parkway, but this was just the truck's resting place. it actually fell off an overpass on the outer loop of the beltway and landed on the lanes below. these snapshots were taken by first responders. it's unclear why he lost control, plunging off the beltway. the youbd lanes of suitland parkway were closed for hours. people had to take a deto

charlottesville coming in around 75 degrees. winchester around 72. abundant sunshine. what kind of an impact will the weather have on your day? once again a very low impact. a cool start. a very, very nice afternoon. as we look toward the next couple of days what are we going to be seeing? well, the one thing you'll notice here, tvemperatures goin up into the 70s. 76 on thursday. right back down friday and into saturday. high temperature of 63 friday. only 65 saturday. that's closer to average. average high temperature is now around 67 degrees. . look at our average low down to 49 right now. we pr predicting well above high temperatures the next few days. saturday morning, back in the 30s for you in the suburbs. we'll talk about the up and down temperatures as we head toward the weekend coming up the at 6:45. >> all right. >>> he's not done yet. the high school student who claims to have hacked the personal e-mail of the top spy boss in the u.s. is revealing who could be next. behind the scenes as bomb-sniffing dogs work to keep you safe at the airport. tonight we have

fox 27 in charlottesville, university of virginia student is filing suit against state liquor agents involved in his bloody arrest. martis johnson alleges unlawful force. >>> fox 1 in tampa with another political campaign for charlie crist who says he will run for congress. crist lost his last two statewide elections since leaving the gop. >>> a live look at phoenix from our affiliate. a water rescue of a woman in a minivan who thought the floodwaters in front of her were not that deep it happened after another round of wet weather hit the valley overnight. tonight's live look outside the beltway, we'll be right back. ♪ the new 2016 ram limited. you don't have to be a king to be treated like one. ♪ the has unlimited access is thatto information,tion no matter where they are. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people, whenever they need it. here at accuweather, we get up to 10 billion data requests every day. the cloud allows us to scale up so we can handle that volume. we can help keep people safe; and to us that feels really goo

mar tees johnson is seeking $3 million in damages for the incident last march in charlottesville in which he was tackled by agents. the cut on his head required ten stitches. his lawsuit says three agents violated his civil rights. charges against johnson were dropped. >>> hall of fame basketball coach rick pitino could be in hot water. a graduate assistance of his is being accused of supplying recruits with prostitutes. she detailed in a soon to be released book "sex parties that went on the campus of louisville from 2010 to 2014. rick pitino said he had no knowledge of the allegations and mcgee should come forward and tell the truth. from the live desk, news 4 sports. >>> there is new protection for children in schools across frederick county today. with just the push of a button, students can now send an instantaneous alert about emergencies such as intruders. kristen wright got a firsthand look. >> reporter: we're in the front office of t.j. middle. that's where the emergency but l will go in every school in frederick county. it's very simple. if there is a threat, if there's an intru

northeast and they're getting closer and closer to us, and by 1:00 and i-66 down toward areas of charlottesvilleshowers coming up during the afternoon hours and by evening, i think it starts to overspread right into d.c. and overspread much of maryland and here's a look at wednesday morning and the pockets of more moderate and heavy rain, wednesday again, just a soaker and we could have thunderstorms coming our way during the afternoon on wednesday producing some extra high winds. tomorrow up to around 60 and cool from the top to the bottom of the day and with the weather that we are expecting on wednesday it is going to be a weather alert day for storm team 4 so make sure you download the nbc washington app and make sure you stay abreast of changing weather conditions and high wins and heavy rain, that's what we'll see out of the system mid-week and let's take a look at the seven-day forecast and here we go. for thursday, 70 degrees and the high temperature on friday and 60 and right now on halloween, we're 62 and we drop to 60 degrees by trick-or-treat time and our weekend is looking nice and

this is the line that extends from the maryland-pennsylvania border and right on down toward the charlottesville area and over toward the bay and lighter rain and still dealing with rain there. here is the heaviest rain around damascus, just to the only area around clarksburg and frederick right down toward poolsville and back towards leesburg and this is an area that's seen rain a lot over the last hour and we could see minor flooding in this area and down to the south and culpeper county really seeing that rain and that will come straight across fauquier county and you will see more of that over the next hour or so and then across the river over toward charles county and prince george's county. this is rain that has developed over the last hour and it will continue to move through the north right on through the district there and you can see the latest update coming toward downtown and it will still cause fairly heavy downpours at times like this one to the south and east of waldorf. that's just one area of rain and the other one, you can see it really starting to become more enhanced here bac

couple of sprinkles along i-64, down near charlottesville. technically dry here in the metro area. that may not last for long. future weather starting today at 7:00 a.m. by 5:00, mostly cloudy, low clouds, lowering visibilities, by 5:00, rain drops just down to the south and west of the metro area. it should be everywhere in the metro, wet by 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. rain intensity picks up after about 11:00 tonight so that by tomorrow morning, 5:45 on your wednesday, moderate to heavy rain, might have a rumble or two of thunder tomorrow, 11:00 a.m., yellow areas here, that's where we could have a thundershower tomorrow. breezy and stormy, rainfall amounts copious. 1 to 2 inches on average. here is our computer estimation. 1 to 2 inches, maybe more in the shenandoah valley. half inch to maybe an inch for southern maryland and the south side of the d.c. metro. a lot of rain coming our way tomorrow. that's the reason it will be a we weather alert day tomorrow. go ahead and have that downloaded on to your smart device. speaking of people with

that trial set for next july in charlottesville followed by morgan's case. >> we'll ship him down to albemarle to face the music down there. >> that was david culver reporting and now we go back to the weather and there was a look at union station where we have a live look where the rain is steadily coming down in this area. the storm has put a chill in the air, but this just might warm your heart. d.c. water employees have spent the day handing out sandbags in the bloomingdale neighborhoods and news 4's mark segraves was there when an elderly woman came looking for some help. >> the district government provided 900 sandbags for the bloomingdale and detroit park neighborhoods. after years of flooded base ames basements, d.c. water have fixed the problem and as a precaution, handed out sandbags to residents. >> this is my first time in the neighborhood and i'm a new resident so i'm trying to get prepared. >> this woman walked for blocks wanting to protect her home. >> we can take it for you, ma'am. >> despite her saying she didn't need help, kevin insisted. >> just being a good person

and i have the vineyards in charlottesville, you know that. >> [cheering] mr. trump: i have trump national, which is a tremendous success, right along the potomac river. probably no piece of land like it. it is phenomenal. we have a lot of people that work for me. we have a lot of people -- frankly, i work for them, the way i look at it. they are so good that i actually need them then they -- more than they need me. does that make sense? where is kerry? getup. . , appeared -- get up here. come on. she runs the vineyards. trump vineyards. one of the drivers was telling me they go back-and-forth all the time bringing people, but she runs it. and she has done such an incredible job. we took it over about four years ago. to put it mildly, it was in serious trouble. it is close to 2000 acres and it is one of the most beautiful. actually the largest vineyards on the east coast of this country. the largest. >> [cheering] mr. trump: and it has become an incredible, incredible tourist attraction. and she has literally from day one -- she has taken it with love and with

more rain to the south around charlottesville and petersburg. areas down through fredericksburg. that rain will continue moving to the north and east overspreading the area. showers now, at 59 degrees. our temperatures will cool a little bit then start rising again as we head into the latter part of the night. i think it's rain everywhere by 1: 11:00. mainly light showers. early tomorrow morning, more moderate rain hits the area, even wind. a nasty morning rush. we get more wind for tomorrow afternoon. the kind that turns the umbrella inside out. so just keep that in mind. those winds could gust up to 40 miles per hour. ef even in a few locationses with storms coming in. slow travel for erly tomorrow morning. temperatures in the as. it's be igoing to be cool. wear the warm rain jacket if you're just going with a jacket instead of the umbrella. heavy thunderstorms for tomorrow afternoon. i think any time after 2:00, 3:00, chance of storms continue, but look at the temperatures. i wanted to show you that we continue in the upper 60s to at least mid 60s by 10:00. it's going to be a

cell phone video and images from his arrest in charlottesville went viral this last march. charges against johnson were eventually dropped. >>> repair work for sexual favors, that's what nearly a dozen women in maryland claim they subjected to inside their public housing units. a lawsuit claims the women were denied repairs because they refused to have sex with handymen. the women lived in baltimore. one alleged victim said she had to sleep next to the oven because that maintenance worker wouldn't fix her heat without sexual favors in return. >>> you can own a piece of the national museum of crime and punishment according to the "washington business journal," the museum is closed now but it is auctioning off items tomorrow that were once inside the museum. the items include lighting and pieces of the set from the show "america's most wanted." the show was filmed at the crime museum you may know. other items include fright at the museum, haunted house props in time for halloween. the museum closed its doors at the end of last month. the museum hopes to re-open at another loc