so today, brian culpepper would not deport me? and why not?e of racism around the world, civil war and the human cost of the refugee crisis all featured in the winning entries of the 2018 rory peck awards. goodbye. hello there. the weekend so far has brought a real mix of weather. dry for some, wet for others. for a few, very wet indeed. this is the satellite picture. we pick up the story through the first part of the morning. you can see this band of clouds coming into lincolnshire, the midlands and parts of the west country. that really just sits in place all day long. to the south—east of that, some sunshine tour east anglia and the south—east, and the northern england, northern ireland scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, than we had on saturday. the odd shower in the far north—west but the winds will still be quite gusty, and a mild day wherever you are. it is sunday evening, this ranks at the push into the western side of the uk. some of this will be on the heavy side but for central and eastern areas it stays dry with some clear spells, t

now we're getting snow reportsn down culpepper. i'm seeing back porches and sidewalks that areompletely lly in er, espec southern maryland. so be careful. we've got an all-day event that is going to be moving through our area. asintry mix t morning, some rain later on this afternoon. so again, an all-day event. and then we have winds that are up.g to pick they're going to be pretty gusty. now we're talking about pouer ges, snow and ice on roads mainly north and west and untreated roways. more delays are possible early tomorrow morning as well. we have that full forecast, it including the next tendays, with sunshine, coming up in just about five minutes. >> all right. see you then, lauryn. thank y n. >>> t jersey couple that helped a homeless man raise $400,000 through agofundme page is now accused of making the entire story up with him. >> mark d'amico, kate mcclure, and johnny bobbitt all face conspiracy and theft charges. the source says that the couple turned themselves in to osecutors yesterday. it's not clear whether bobbitt t

this just in, culpepper county schools are on a two-hour delay. schools are closed. >> also -- we'll aupdate you we get more of these changes. >>> all week long, we've been working for y trying to find ways to help you sleep more soundly. >> research says the sleep industry is a $28 billion a year business, and it's growing. news 4's angie goff her search for some shut eye with a look at a few sleep trends that are on thete rise. >> rep chilly pads, weighted blankets, sleep headphones. we're looking at a national shut eye problem so bad some colleges require stents to take sleep. >> i think there's a huge cost to society in efficiency. >> reporter: something many around here can't afford to lo . >> nobody sleeps. everybody is go, go, go. reporter: at her spa, h flotation therapy rooms have become a popular place to pass out. >> we have one client who does suffer from insomnia. she says she felt great and was able to sleep for the next four to five days. >> reporter: in a pool big enough for two people, 1200 pounds of epsom salt mixed in with 11 in

chip reid, cbs news, culpepper, virginia. >> that is the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later. for the morning news and "cbs this morning," from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> i wanted to change the way things are going. >> it's a watershed moment in american history. >> i'm very concerned about women's issues in general. >> gun rights, abortion, border. >> education and health care, that's it. >> we are american. our hearts bleed red, white and blue. >> change is coming to washington. the democrats have won back the house of representatives. and with that will come the likely return of nancy pelosi as speaker of the house. but the republicans will keep control of the senate. the president tweets, tremendous success tonight, though for the first time he will have to deal with one chamber of congress run by the opposition party. major garrett is at the white house. major? >> reporter: so, good evening. this coming democratic majority of the house now been officially recognized by presid

he took culpepper to try to get out the vote for republicans.testers wherever steve bannon goes. he's a controversial figure from his time in the white house with donald trump. his focus today is getting out the vote for republicans ahead of the midterms. he recognizes the challenges the party is facing and republican energy. that's why he's here in a more rural area, the seventh district in virginia and trying to get donald trump supporters out to vote on election day but he also mentioned suburban women, the challenge that republican party is facing with them. take a listen to what he told us. >> it's pretty obvious at this time that there's a certain weakness among college educated suburban women. look, you have to ask them. i think people have to come to their own conclusion but may be house style. they see the substance but don't like the house style and the president's style and that may keep some people from either not voting or even voting for the opposition. >> reporter: so bannon clear today about the challenge the republicans and the

around 46, culpepper, herndon coming in at 45 degrees. silver spring at 47. so, it's chill night. going to be a chilly start to our day tomorrow. we're not going to see any rain. rain on the radar currently. can't rule out showers overnight tonight, but it's really going to be with our system back to thest. showers moving in, but it's f r fairly dry. we may see some overnight from this. it's all back to this guy. this storm right here, which has snow to the north and rain to the south. right around the st. louis area, they're looking at a mixle of rain and snow. this snow moving towards chicago. this will move well to the north of our area. the rain is going to be'r what dealing with tomorrow. 7:00 a.m., cloudy skies, not much in the way of rain around our area at all. by around 11:00, you see the rain mostly well west of i-95, but getting close to leesburg and frederick. by noon, it's starting into the d.c. metro area, and by 2:00, it's everywhere. you don't need the umbrella when you leave tomorrow morning, but take it with you, because you'll need i during lunch and the late af

highs in the mid 50s in d.c. 29, feels like temperature, the wind chill in hagerstown. 33 in culpepper. so, you can tell, we've really cool already. th temperatures now feel about 20 degrees colder than they were earlier todaro by tom morning, they'll be another 15 degrees colder, 15 to degrees colder. i mean, 36, d.c., 29 hagerstown, 11, state college, 2 up in butch low. and that cold air continues to sink down across our region. again, 36 in d.c. alady 33n richmond. colder all the way downo the south. that's because of the cold air that's moving along with the arctic here's a little storm associated with it, but there's the front right there. just follow it right through the area. so, we are justet now gng in on the extreme cold. that extreme cold will be here by early tomorrow morning. let's show you the temperatureso overnightght, as they continue to fall. how about these wind chills early tomorrow morning? 17, d.c. 14, gaithersburg. 10 in we're talking a very cold start to the day. nd it doesn't warm all that much we go from a wind chill of 17 at 7:00 a.m. 1o by noon. again, the c

culpepper, 32 degrees. 33 in manassas. warrenton is at 30. 37 over towards gaithersburg. no rain to talk about. we're going to stay dry. the next best chance of r doesn't come until saturday. so, that's not an issue. can you take a look at theew wi here. we have some clouds coming in, but you notice, no real big storhe systems an. the biggest storm was up towards parts of new england. that one's oe, of th giving upwards six inches of snow norf and west the boston area. but i don't think you'll have many tomorrow. this system comin across the great lakes bringing lake effect snows, that's going to be the case and that front is what's going to be making its way our way during the day tomorrow.d the c air, just up to the north, and i move really cold air. this is going to race down across the east and we're talking about the coldestvi thanks possibly ever in places like new york and up towards boston, up to parts of new england. for , one of our coldest ever, probably five, maybe top ten. we're talking really cold numbers here. we go all the wayack to the 1880s. here's the f

billington: this is in culpepper, virginia. that will also be a great place to visit, because of the entire audiovisual heritage. again, we don't keep absolutely everything. we keep usually for the life of the copyright, until it expires. in the copyright deposit, we have about 30 million items in copyright deposit. and by the way, every summer -- and this is another way you can get involved in the library of congress -- we bring in interns, and we get them to do inventory of what was, you know, what was copyrighted in 1883, maybe the first three months. give us a quick and dirty inventory of all this. now, last summer, just for instance we got about 50 of them this summer, and they're having a blast looking at this stuff. we always have a little show and tell at the end of the summer of what you've discovered. they've discovered cole porter's first musical, which he copyrighted while he was an undergraduate at yale. nobody's ever seen that score before. a few years ago zora neale hurston, the great writer of the harlem renaiss

we could still have icy bridges and overpasses throu spotsylvania into fauquier, culpepper, even portionsfrederick county. so be careful. we'll talk about temperatures and the timing of the rain for tomorrow. let's show you that coming up in 15 minutes. >>> just to touch on that, that floodwater and the high water lauryn was talking abou rescue crews busy using rafts guided by flashligavs rushing to people caught in the fast-moving water. >> we have video that re this. darcy spencer spoke with those who were rescued last night. she has the story from chevy chase. >> reporter: floodwaters forced the evacuation of two dozen people attending a birthdayf party o a one-year-old. this twitter video shows crews in action, bringing people attending the party to safety. shafs -- >> i road in the rafnd everybody else has to walk behind the raft. >> reporter: montgomery county used rafts to keep everyone safe. a y stayed warm and dry on bus. what did you think as you were walking around the water. this couldn't be the way you thought this was going to eng >> no, thought we were going to go to a part

already raindrops here, culpepper, lorain, page, shenandoah all wet this morning.ven though it's not wet in the heart of the city just yet, grab the umbrella. your rain chance stands near 100%. future weather brings the likeliest of the showers in during the tail end of the morning commute around the city. and the steadiest is from about 10:00 to about 2:00 in the afternoon. after 3:00, er4:00, are signs that the showers will begin to taper off and we should beainly dry by about 7:00, 8:00 this evening.el so that'sme news. here's your ten-day forecast. another likehood of rain on the weekend, no less. between now and then, tuesday, , wedneshursday get out your winter coat, you're going to need it. temperatures only in the low 40s and a gusty wind f thre days in a. row melissa, would youather be windy or wet? >> can i take neither? do i have to pick one? >> you have to pick. >>in windy, dely windy. wet is the worst. >>> greenbelt here this morning, take alook, north bound bw theway left lane blocked b crash. looks like it will clear out of the way in a minute but we

clear sks, 49 in washington, 42 in fairfax. 30s p acrosnce william, culpepper.ould have patchy fog first thing this morning. but your planner then, after a little bit of fog, mostly sunny start to the day. sun is down at 5:01. afternoon highs between 60 and 65 degrees. that's nic fotomorrow, little cooler. plenty of sunshine early. clouds will thicken up. y today and dry tomorrow. next chance for rain unfortunately comes in on friday. this is a layer of storm way down to our south. the main impact from that tween now and then will just be a gradually increasing cloud cover later on tomorrow and the afternoon. here's future weather then. this is starting tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. sunshine today. then tomorrow, sunny in the morning. clouds coming inn the afternoon and a chance for a few prinkles very late thursda nigh more likely to have rain moving in before the sun comes up on friday morning. friday will be another rainy day, probably half an inch of rain or more friday. en a gusty northwest wind on sat. another cold rain on tueay and that might end, melissa

loudon and prince william and fauquier and dow through rappahannock and culpepper county.intry mix moving in during the morning hours hand in the western zones, back through west virginia, we could see some delays, maybe even a few cancellations out there if the track.t stays on 100% it's raining on your thursday. really depends on when the rai moves in. moves in really early, temperatures coolere' and be seeing that wintry mix north and west that means the potential for snow and snow and freezing rain is going to be in the mix as well. again, right now, it would mainly be for our western and west virginia zones. >> it's amazing. some areas, only going f a high of 39 degrees on thursday. a high of that's cold and blustery and 39 in the city. that puts some of you close to the freezing mark to the north and west there. could be some issues, especially thursday f maybe even intday morning. d.c. back at 50 and then cool air again. chilly temperatures. the average high is still 60. we're nowhere near that at all over the next ten days. now, speaking of that, a little wintry fo

because of the area, it's 37. 37 of rain in winchester and 42 in culpepper and 44 in gaithersburg.nasty night for sure so you nd the umbrellas. that's going to continue right on through tonight. 6:00 here weeo as make our way to 10:00 and range around 1:00, 2:00, moving on out now and watch what happens by tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., this part of the system is out of here. the westme snow back t and for us it's just cloud cover. can't rule out a couple of showers, especially in the southern zone and that's part of the system that we get out of here. wednesday we see a dry day a this is thursday to 1:00 a.m. here we are at 6:00 a.m. rain aroun the d.c. metro area. snow back towards the west and back towards the higher elevation and even inside the d.c. metro area, 9:00, 10:00 a.m., mostikely sleet from what i've seeing now and does say some sn, i think it's more of a sleet type of situation and rain down to e south, so our winter forecast cing out today and just so happen to have win the every right around the corner coming up on thursday, a little bit of a winter storm and we coul

>> it was in the nitrate vaults of culpepper in virginia. roger packard has their campus there. repurposed federal reserve, cold cash storage for rising the economy after a thermonuclear a disaster. which obviously wasn't very useful. they keep it in 40 degree nitrate refrigerated vaults, special spark resistant lights and covers and switches. it is very explosive film. and then you stand in a cement floor with no static generation usually. it is 40 degrees, and look at the film. >> i think this stuff might be right. >> i think some too. >> right and real. actually the national archive had made a partial, they had just taken the film and shot it and made a tape. there were parts of it or missing. parts were repeated. i think that is the first place i looked at it, just to get an idea of what was there. >> luckily, some of the thing, 60 some reels of film started up in this wine cellar a son had inherited from a chicago businessman. he couldn't do anything with it but he got to the american -- to the the afi, there was no commercial value. but he realized the significance of it a

it's down to the richmond suburbs and then up to culpepper d a piece of fauquier county. so imagine how long that is. probably a 100 mile expanse there. so the same sort of voter dynamic at play in that distric abigail spanberger needing to lock up big chunks of those suburban areas and dave brat hoping to hang on the the moderate republins and the pro-trump republicans in that area and then pick up heavily ie rural district. >> we'll come back later but it seems the democrats in virginia having done so well t in statewide 2017 race where they nearly took control in the statehouse in the house si feel really energized from last year. there doesn't seem to be any flagging enthusiasm at all for them. >> yeah. and i waswith governor northam this week at an event for jennifer wexton and the first thing he said to volunteers is "are we going to keep the bluew e going?" you asked why the 7th is so tight. well, there were stumbles by the brat campaign early on. his campaign got fahold what should have been confidential background information from federal government personnel fil