right here in culpepper, people -- culpepper i have heard stories from people in the agriculture business who are concerned that they have the employees they need and concerned about ways come immigration has become a politically divisive issue and the truth is that we need immigration reform, comprehensive and bipartisan immigration reform that achieves a number of things. first, secures the border and ports of entry. i worked with cia as a former cia officer, i worked undercover and counterterrorism, in narcotic trafficking, understanding the drug cartels mexico.throughout am well aware of the threats that present themselves at the southern border. for that reason, we need comprehensive immigration reform that is strong on border security and strengthening our points of entry. we also need immigration reform that will meet the needs of the employers here throughout the seventh district and throughout the commonwealth of virginia. we need comprehensive immigration reform that gives certainty to dreamers, children brought here for no fault of their own through their parents. that is what

that is impactful in culpepper. the notion we would go toward zero tariffs by starting a trade war is something i do not understand. we have antagonized our allies and trade partners by starting a trade war. when we look at the fact that china is a big threat, why are we comfortable with the fact they own the most amount of our debt, a debt we have chosen, thanks to the tax bill at 2017, to increase by $1.9 trillion? the changes they have made have not been great. if you do not believe me, ask the 20,000 ford workers who just lost their jobs because they could not handle the steel and aluminum tariffs. by $1leted their income billion. we can talk about the soybean farmers around the seventh district who because of the tariffs have decreased prices per bushel, it cost about $10 for a bushel to breakeven and prices since the tariffs have not been above nine dollars. we are creating challenges in our community. to answer them, the president choice was to put a $12 billion bailout on the american taxpayer's back. farmer

network as well as online at culpepper media.org. again, i am station manager at the media network and moderator for this evening. let's get started by meeting our candidates. this abigail spanberger. abigail began her career in public service is a federal law enforcement officer working narcotics and money laundering cases for the u.s. postal inspection service. abigail jan at the cia as an operations officer in traveled abroad managing assets and arresting high-profile programs in service to the united states. in 2014 abigail left the cia admits back to her hometown in virginia to work in the air. abigail and her husband adam live with their three children who attend county schools. congressman dr. dave brat is a professor and chairman of economics and business department for nearly two decades. before joining congress, he graduated from princeton seminary with a masters in divinity and received his ba in business and phd in economics from the american university. he worked at consulting the state department, army and world bank. d

talk to the sheriffs in culpepper and down in chesterfield. ds alone in reiko. has chosen to use a red card and you have one minute to rebut. ms. spanberger: thank you. i appreciate you explaining your role of federal law-enforcement agents because i used to be one. i used to work jointly with ..c.e., i worked drug cases i am well aware of the role of federal agents and i do not support safe haven for criminals or gangs. i do not support anything to make our communities weak or hurt our communities. i used to work every single day to keep the community i lived in safe and keep our communities free of drugs on the streets. or you to allege anything else is comical -- for you to allege anything else is comical. i support law enforcement in all its forms because i used to be among them and i'm the daughter of a career law enforcement officer. >> i appreciate that. you have three robots threat evening. we turn to trade and foreign policy. with the recent signing of the new united states-mexico-canada ,greement, that replace nafta what affect will it have on virginia

tonight they're laid to rest in culpepper, virgia.salute came with a community of love. >> theyed gath men, women, military, and civilian. childr and their parents. culpepper's crisp fall sky to honor service. >> private first class ralph l. jenkins. u.s. army. >> t 19 names read aloud. >> a candle lit for each, followed by military honors. aside from their names, we don't know much a the 19. we can they served in wars, representing various members of the military. >> they were someone's son or ughter, brother or sister, neighbor and friend. >> reporter: yet in their deaths they were alone. no family, no friends. that didn't stop people like lis from stopping by to say thanks. we noticed lis tearing up and wondered -- >> of the 19, who did you know? >> iw didn't k anybody here. >> reporter: a strange here happened to hear about the gathering a few hrs before it started and felt compelled to come. >> it was justbeautiful. these people, they gave everything. and forgotten. i've always hated it. i'm glad that someone is finally doing som

some showers around culpepper, i-81, that's about it. you notice this, this is a tornado watchnffect for most of pennsylvania. we have this to go through the next couple hos. look at all the tornado warnings. we have had aco irmed tornado now south of erie that did hit a nursing home. we'll be waiting to see what happens. these some nasty storms. other areas of disturbed weather. here'sun arizona a phoenix. take a look. nash floeing during around flooding area because of t'rricane rosa. making wayer to the des southwest and places like phoenix and around parts of colorado. in toward the southwest of the four corners. there' some flash flooding during now. this is something that may continue over the next couple days. for us back here, our weather, we got the clouds across the area and some showeou . most of the us dry rig now. ten degrees above average. we have a front. that's why we have the storms. look to the north of the front. 69 in buffalo but 83 for us we're going to stay on the warm side of this as it stays to the north. so tomor

talk to the sheriffs in culpepper and down in chesterfield. if you don't think it is a serious problem we have 150 beds in an regular alone for this. sorry. moderator: abigail has chosen to use a red card and you have one minute to rebut. ms. spanberger: thank you. i appreciate you explaining your -- the role of federal law-enforcement agents because i used to be one. i used to work jointly with ice, i worked drug cases. in the d.c. area with a high intensity drug trafficking task force. i am well aware of the role of federal agents and i do not support safe haven for criminals or gangs. i do not support anything to make our communities weak or hurt our communities. in fact i used to work every single day to keep the community i lived in safe and keep our communities free of drugs on the streets. for you to allege anything else is comical. in fact i would like to state for the record that i support law enforcement in all its forms because i used to be among them and i'm the daughter of a career law enforcement officer. moderator: i appreciate

close to 40 in culpepper. upwards of 3 t 40-mile-per-hour sts. especially in those areas that see more rain. by tomorrow morning, winds dusting0 to 25 miles an ho. quaef got a lot of changes coming up. rae high temres tomorrow, only in the 60s. 63 is where i'm going. but falling temperatures all day skooxt on sunday. aery chilly weekend. overnight lows in the 40s. so get out the coats. i think you will need them. >> it looks like we'll need everything. it's been five months since the duke and duchess tied the knot. >> and now there's news buzzing >> and now there's news buzzing in the same place, windsor he turned around the naacp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: dicare for all. and fully fund ourls.ription drug costsch the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs,a on education, onhcare. to lead maryland. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. in thei'm tim kaine.ked to k

grant has left culpepper has an asset that is underappreciated, the united states avenue. because as long as the navy bay and the chesapeake virginia rivers up to the city of fredricksburg up to the river richmond, he can use approachsupply and avenues, most importantly for supplies for his army. there's a lot of talk and famous of all the wagons that grant takes him, the wagon train people say if you stretch it end wagons end to end, 64 miles in length. but what they don't realize is of those supplies don't stay with grant during the campaign but establish a supply base at fredricksburg which is later moved south to west point point.ther south to city grant has already thought through the logistics and knows leaves culpepper, he'll take everything he can the him and when they cross rap dan river into the wilderness, he takes the bridge and tells a correspondent, what message do you have for president lincoln? there will be no turning back. so by action as well as words this newdemonstrating mentality, where he's at and what he's doing. he understands that when he culpeppe

also toward culpepper. school dt.ec morningp at 7:07 this temperatures in the 60s as yo you're waiting for the bus. outdoor recess weather again today. temperatures in the low 80s by midday. up close to 90 degrees for a high temperature this afternoon. shorts and s irt sleev you can get away with it. umbrella, probably not going to need the umbrella until after the sun goes down today. so the daily grade then is a b-plus. hot and a little on the humid side a well. chances for rain during the evening hours probably after 9:00 or 10:00. a look at tomorrow, the weekend, and the ten day is a few more minutes away. now to gmelissa. d morning, chuck. taking a look right now at laurel. this is a brand new pblem. it makes sense here. northbound and southbound on parkway. northbound after powder mill road, a crash there in the right lane. we're seeing delays southbound as well. the fog in that area notelping things. 95 at cherry hill, you can see what i'm talking about here. it is foggy out there. you need those low beams for

anyone with information is asked to call the culpepper county sheriff's office. >> tense moments at jfk airport in new york. this was moments after emergency crews put out a fire in a delta plane's wheel well. 205 passengers and eight crew members were on board. the plane was bound for ghana. a mechanical alert went off. as the plane taxied back to the gate, the brakes overheated and starred t started the fire. everyone was safe evacuated and rebooked on other flights. >> the trump administration is sending a message town married same-sex partners of foreign diplomats and united nations employees. couples must be eligible toe married in order to apply for a visa. couples already in the u.s. must so proof they married by the end of the year or leave the country within 30 days. >> first lady melania tmp is in africa for her first big solo ternational trip. this is a look at her landing in ghana today. sheill also visit malawi, nya and ypt. she will work to spread the message of her be best child welfare initiative. >> with the mid terms just weeks away now, major push fro a democratic hea

in one nine hundred eighty three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed do you see all of the question they will buy different . data. and they know of one quote. which call kept. the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers. gerry heard little about what happened to earl his focus was on preparing for the next execution. one year after the boston marathon bombing a memorial service brought everyone together for the first time. when we walked. down that road to the site. ron and i and christie stopped at each site and said a prayer. a week later karen and ron united with survivors at the two thousand and fourteen boston marathon. they cheered their friend celeste and the symbolic. run across the finish line i. am angry at what he did and when i see my friends and they struggle and i see other survivors. i don't want my decision to be based on how angry i get in those instances. that paul judge will tool announced the trial would be held in boston. and we have two choices we can either let h

in one thousand nine hundred three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed to use i old question by different. and we'll use it at our data. and they then know i want to call up mt call kept. the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from her for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconclusive evidence the jury found her guilty and the judge sentenced him to death. he was taken to mecklenburg a supermax prison in virginia. he was scared to death he was tempted he didn't want to come out of so. he's mentally retarded he couldn't read you couldn't write i walked into the cell and if you needed anything bang old or come see what you want that was earl the whole time he was on the road he was. scared to have it. all as they were for me my mom and dad again see the problems with mr. moti

in one nine hundred eighty three earl was arrested in culpepper virginia and brought in for questioning he thought it was for a burglary he had committed. a question by different. and we'll use it at our data. and they know i want to quote. call kept. the death penalty. after intense questioning police officers extracted a confession from earl for the brutal rape and stabbing murder of a one thousand year old mother of three. at his trial experts testified that earle had an i.q. of only sixty nine and was extremely suggestible casting doubt on his confession. despite inconclusive evidence the jury found guilty and the judge sentenced him to death. he was taken to mecklenburg a supermax prison in virginia. he was scared to death he was tempted he didn't want to come out of so. he's mentally retarded he couldn't read he couldn't write i walked in to the cell and canadian thing bangle door come see what you want that was earl the whole time he was on the road he was. scared to have it. all as they were for me my mom dating. a promise once or. a movie was an aide to see the mom would have m

you know, it transformed culpepper.s soon as the trains stopped in culpepper, the city really blossomed, and we can do that here. i also have spent time with transportation companies, jaunt buses around charlottesville. jaunts, if they get some extra funding, will go further. right now, they go to buckingham or nelson. they will go further if they have funding. so to maximize what the bus companies can do that we have is something that we definitely can go forward with. but yeah, let's bring buses and trains to the 5th. moderator: we have time for one more question, so we will hand it to frank friedman. this question will be for mr. riggelman. frank: you have addressed this to some degree, but i hope you will be very specific. how will you address the federal budget deficit and how would you address getting a balanced budget? mr. riggleman: a balanced budget now? i think that is a great question. the first thing i would do, there was something that was done here by george allen a long time ago, i think it was the blue-r

only 40 degrees right now the culpepper. 42, gaithers berg.ll 50 close to the water in annapolis. going to be a cold night and chilly start to the morning. we're going to stay dry, though. one storm system that came through yesterday, wp towards the northeast, and you can see, our flow still coming out of canada, so, it's a cooler flow here. we're going to see temperatures the cool orning on side. the cool weather has been in place here the last couple of days. but the pattern is changing. again, back to a nice and warm pattern. west.old air back to the denver today in the 70s. tomorrow, they will have snow. for , the cold air stays back to the west, meaning it's allowing a lot of that warm air to come into our area. temperatures climbing rapidly. hello to the 70s. and alyeah, we'reng a storm late week, that will bring the cooler air right backn here r the weekend. but not colder air. 43 tomorrow, that's cold. chilly, a little bit below average in the city. sunrise tomorrow at 7:33. 54 degrees at recess. 61, though, by the time we're pickinds

about tonight, it's goingdo be a c night, already there. 37, gaithersburg. 32, winchester, 39 in culpepper. yeah, frost advisory for some across.he ar cold start tomorrow, and we're tracking that nor'easter. tracking that nor'easter. i'll explain wha spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to congress,. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices, brat's taken thousands from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and voting against protections for pre-existing conditions for the people he represents. brat serves his donors' interests. we need someone who's for us. >>> there is a new investigation into the catholic church tonight. virginia's attorney general says he will investigate possible sexual abuse by clergy in the commonwealth. he joins both d.c. and marylandr attorneys g investigating the church now. the virginia a.g. says heto wan know if priests abused children and tried to cover it up. he says a new hotline a

winds at nine mes an hour. 83, gaithersburg, 83 in culpepper. the average high in d.c., 74 degrees. we are way above that. about will be the trend. you see the trends. look at this storm toward milwaukee. ethis system will m its way our way and it will give as you chance for showers. sunshine in the morning. no problem getting into worr a any rain out there on the beltway. we're still on the dry side. notice what will happen. see showers and thunderstorms. it is not a lot but it is something we're watching. so yes, wave chance at showers. they get around 6:00, 7:00. all in all, an d huge as far as storms are concerned but something we're watching. in the 70s at recess but 83 degrees by the timeou're picking up the kids. a nice sunrise tomorrow. 68degrees. looking great for at. at school, no problem, but give them umbrellay because t may need it tomorrow. 83 on tuesday. that's the chance of rain. that's it. that's t only chance. 86 on wednesday. some clouds on saturday and sunday over the ekend. the temperatures dip a little bit. as of right now, owtomothe only chance of rain in the

this will be se showers between 7:00 and 10:00. 92, culpepper, 94n fredericksburg.e're going to see very warm conditions. i am tracking some showers. not around d.c. but up to the north. hagerstown, toward baltimore, into washington county frederick county. this system is making its way to the south. as it does, it is expecteddio off. another stronger area of storms is coming our way. all in all, this is aig fro that has come down. it will shift to the east. that means kids at the bus stop, you have temperatures in the 70s. more clouds tomorrow, too. some sun during the afternoon. fog and maybe some areas of drizzle o saturday. thing , not a very nice to have. as i talked about, a lot mor on sunday, why would weet cooler weather. a tropical system. it could move our way. >> all right. hook forward to it. if you ever put money away because you were saving for something this story might make you get rid of your >> there you go. a couple in utah who had been saving money identify off a debt they incurred for buying season they had ickets and just saved up enough money

and his base of operations he has committed a great blunder and marching across the country from culpepper at the cost of 40 or 50,000 men when by following route he'ms might have reached the same destination without the loss of a single man." so, in comparing the overland campaign to the beginning of the peninsular campaign, certainly worth consideration. grant, he is going to lose huge amounts, on presidente back to back to back battles. why didn't he just steam up the river and unloaded the way and mcclellan would have? now, we can't just compared to to find mcclellan our answer. we must also compare grant with lee. suffer not quite the same amount, certainly not the same percentage but he does lose men and leadership during the overland campaign that would not have occurred had grant just unloaded his meann at the tip fareninsula or sailed up as as they could before having to disembark. the men and leadership lost to the army of northern virginia, the details of which i am not going to get into for timing, is going to impact the effectiveness and diminish almost completely neutralize t

i thought we would be in the low to mid 70s. 76, culpepper, 73 in manassas, 72 in frederick. i expect the clouds to move toward the east. look at these numbers. the heat werd saw yes has been suppressed to the south. the temperatures will be a warmer.it we saw a little drizzle earlier in spots. i think we will b see ater chance of drizzle into the early part of the day tomorrow. so just know that on saturday. 76 degrees. again. it will have 78 way through noon, 1:00. clouds, drizzle early. some clearing late. just a heads up when you have some games to go to. pumpkin patch, better on sunday. my daughter has a soccer game, my son hads lacrosse and baseball. it shouldn't be a problem unless the fields are sowet. was able to get out in thegh drizzle. high temperatures tomorrow, around 76. we go back into the 80s. we are so far above average. 84 degrees. early clouds on sunday. high temperatures into the mid 80s. the average high, down to 70 by the middle of next week.ol we you yesterday, this area thursday and friday. watchingl tropi system that could come along theulf coast. re

now just to the north of fredericksburg, fauquier county, another one just to the south of culpeppere's the stormca named hur michael. you can see how big it is. there's entire state of florida, and it is making itsay up the coast. it will go up the coast just south of usut then behind this, i just said, 40er degrees teure difference. this will be a shot to the system this weekend. >> absolutely. everybody i talking about how warm and humid it is right now and it will be warm and humid over the next few days and then we drop 82. for tomorrow. 80 for thursday. once michael passes through, along with the cold front. watch this. w friday afterno end up in the 60s and we stay in the 60s through the weekend. so let's talk about what we need for this weekend as you head out the door. sunglasses, a small umbrella. there could be a few sprinkles on saturday. as a little disturbance, we added a few more clds. you head out to the shenandoah valley, it is going to be a shock to the system. you're right. a little cool. e average temperature this time of year, 71 degrees. now we go from above nor

part of culpepper and orange county and the wider view showing where the cold front is.t is moving toward norfolk and the east coast and away from our garea. we really, ryea 5s. >> s.ee you back here. >>> in panama city, people decid toay they're now dealing with some awful conditions. >> reporter: road clearing is underway. efts of roads with debris down. this is a volunteert and you're seeing it across the impact zone. making way for the power companies to get through. making it a way for people who decided to stay in theirhomes, to get out. yes, they survived. there is no power so it is hot in many cases. people thought, i won't leave because it is only a category 2 only to find out it was a category4. >>> 20 years ago, matthew shepard was kid animal, tortured and killed, all because he was gay. e story got national attention and led to a national hatew. crimes finally after all these years, sheppard will find his final resting place and it is here. >> reporter: the washington national cathedral is honoring mahewsheppard. he was killed in a violent, antiay hate crime

just a bit over a mile in culpepp eculpepper.r manassas so there is patchy fog across the area. don't woy, the fog will start to burn off throughout the afternoon. isolated rumble ofhunder across the potomac high lands. that will be gone as we go into sunday night into monday. for the forecast for tonight, again, we're starting out cloudy. it's warm, patchy morning fog across the area. again we're looking for tonig about 69 degrees. so the fog will return during the overroght. for tom morning clouds again will take a while for the clouds to burn off a that circulation will swing from the south and east to the south and west. we get westerly breeze, we'll have more sunshine and some warmeres temperat if you like it warm, and warm is great, except when you're raking the leaves, temperatures in the 80s. 80s will continue monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday. look at thursday, everyone. the cold fnt willweep across the area and as it does it brings a dramatichange to t temperatures. i know folks are still wearing shorts. you may

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warmth, clouds, sunshine in the afternoo visibility depending on where you are, location nassas, culpepper not much above one mile. we have dropped down to five miles acrosshe washington area. a little better than montgomery county. temperatures haven't changed over theast several hours. 77 to our east and west. winchester, hagerstown 68 and 77 respecti respectively. warm outside but the cuds will start to move back in from the west to east. tomorrow 86, plenty of sunshine, morning clouds but we'll see the breaks later on throughout the evening. 80s will continue until thursday. thursday the frontal boundary comes across, temperatures high in the 60s, lows in the 40 waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine [dave] megawatt, how do i lower my novec electric bill? [megawatt] according to the savings

joel: john marshall was born in culpepper county in what is today germantown, virginia.oom logp in a two cabin, 400 square feet, with his 14 brothers and sisters. how is that for a close family? brian: they all stayed in that log cabin? joel: they all stayed in the log cabin and he shared a room with his brothers and sisters. they eked out a living, it was a hardscrabble life. his dad was a farmer and also a surveyor with george washington. he was one of the surveyors for lord fairfax in virginia. marshal had no formal education apart from a single year of grammar school. interestingly, was a descendent of the randolphs, the first family of virginia, high society of virginia. grandmother, her ather, was born and raised in grand plantation in virginia. his grandmother was a bit of a wild woman. she was rejected by the rest of the family when she ran off with a slave overseer. she was disinherited. dying, sheother was would have inherited presumably the estate, but her brother decided instead to ask his friend, peter jefferson, to be the executor of the estate. and peter j

i think south of the district will even see some low-to-mid-80s for areas like culpepper and fredericksburg. but by 2:00 p.m., around 78. 4:00e'll hit 80 degrees. and by 6:00 p.m., we're at 78. just about everybody, completely physical you're west of i-81, though, can't rule out an isolated shower or ttnderstorm hat way. but again, most of us today, completely dry. now, tomorrow at the bus stop, it's comfortable with temperatures in the 60s. so, a nice start and another hot afternoo by recess,though, most of us still dry, so recess for the kids tomorrow i think is definitely going to outdoors, but those after-school activities could be impacted as we track some wildly scattered showers and maybe a rumble of thunder. take a look. here's your ten-day forecast. 83 tomorrow for a high. on wednesday, we'll have highso 85. partly to mostly sunny skies on wednesday, feeling humid. n ggy and hot out there thursday with high temperatures near 90 degrees. and the chance for a shower or thunderstorm arounththe during afternoon and evening hours. friday, saturday, and sunday right now is looking dry wi

that's u not the case, 63 degrees, 68 in frederick, 67 in culpepper.in the evening hours, wen the 60s, generally low to mid-60s, clouds are around not tracking rain tonight or during the day tomorrow with the high of 75, and afternoon breeze. tomorrow is the day to have lunch outdoors. friday not w so muchh the chance of showers, and a high of . breezy saturday, mix of clouds and sun, and plenty of sun on sundayith hightemperatures, though, only in the 50s, and also, daylight saving time ends, late saturday, early sunday, sunset at 5:00 p.m., but extra hour of sleep sunday morning. >>ppreciate that extra hour. >> yeah, right? >> thank you. >>> a 12-year-old boy accused of gring his classmates. how one girl spoke up to set the investigation into motionna >>> y, phasing out portable classrooms. a move to remove trailers from the campus. >>> research in the fight against cercal vi i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump

current visibilities, dealing with fog around gaithersburg, count through culpepper, this burns off byarm and humid day. a high around 82,83, but that will feel more like 87 with the mugginess, aaron. >> thank you. you can get the latest news and weather just open the nbc washington app. >>> here are the reasons why. new kids on the bloc >>> good rning. 8: they are here. they have a few surprises. first, they are going to help dylan out with our crowd. hey, dylan. >> you know, it's hard to pick just who remains in the crowd. you want to do weather. need to talk about, there is i somebodythe crowd. we need >> we need jen and rod. where's jen and rod? you guys are huge new kid fans. >> we are. >> you're getting married in six days. >> w>> are. what are you doing for your honeymoon? >> we're going to a new kid on the block cruise, along with our friends. >> i'm surrounded by my favorite new kids on the block. i'm sure you want nothing to do with me. i'll let you catch up, get to ow each other before the cruise. i'm a little jealous. i'm a huge fan. >> i'm not going to tell you where.le >>

from culpepper, virginia, this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, we'll get started in a moment. we were manchu of how the data is going to go. each candidate will be giving an opening statement or three minutes and judging from our coin toss,