d.c. suburbs can now get the fast food delivered to their front door for a $2 fee.y will deliver to you. this is a new idea that the fast-food chain is testing in the washington, d.c. market. they have come up with new technology to make sure that your frye's stay crispy and the birders don't get saudi -- to make sure that your fries stay getpy and the burgers don't soggy. >> we see some snow showers in the state. overall, things are starting to dwindle. we have the wind whipping around the baltimore area. let's look at them right now. these are gusts up to 35 miles at the airport, 25 at the inner harbor, 28 in annapolis, 35 in gaithersburg. 14 in oakland. these are definitely hampering the temperatures which already falling. temperatures in the 30's and 40's throughout the baltimore metro area. when you factor in the wind, take off 10 degrees. whatever the thermometer says, it will feel 10 degrees colder than that. with the clearing skies, we expect some pretty chilly temperatures. we have the wind diminishing after 9:00 p.m.. it will be light at of the northwest,

d.c. suburbs. his ability to reach is a major strength. i'm not sure about a weakness given the kinds of challenges that they are continuing to face and very pal pat abl. >> first, i have an enhanced appreciation for eisenhower based on mr. marshall's talk and i've done considerable reading on this but i've never ran across the a.menppointments and forth. obviously i'll get my negative out of the way right up front. herbert brown el was from nebraska. he graduated from law school and i picked him for a particular reason, his sauf vee of human nature and how to get things done and yet when brown ell said from the very first brownell was saying, nothing good is going to come from meeting this guy. he's going to use you. he was going to follow that policy of moderation right through to the very end. so in failing moderation, i would say that's a weakness. and along with the ones that i recounted here, it's very easy to sit here and poke at ike. it sure is, right? but a strength would be once they have made up their mind, overwhelming force, 6

d.c. suburbs. so his ability to read these situations, i think, is a major strength. i'm not sure the challenges the country continues to face. i think i punted half the question but that's my attempt. >> i would say first that i have an enhanced appreciation for eisenhower based on mr. marshall's talk and what he was doing -- i mean, i've done some considerable reading on this but i've never run across the appointments and so forth. i've never run across that. so, i have an enhanced appreciation. i'll tell you another reason -- obviously, i'll go ahead and get my negative out of the way right up front. he had herbert brownell in the cabinet, who was a product of that bustling metropolis of peru, nebraska. he was graduated from law school, been in the boardrooms of east, all that. ike picked him for a reason. his savvy of human nature. and how to get things done. and yet when brownell said from the very first, you do not -- adam was was telling ike to meet. brownell was saying, no, don't meet this guy. nothing good is going to come from you meeting this guy. he's goin

was occurring just a few miles away, as close as arlington, virginia, which is the washington, d.c., suburbs. so his ability to read these situations i think is a major strength. i'm not sure about a weakness given the kinds of challenges the country continues to face and were very palpable at the time. i think i punted half the question but that's moi attempt. >> i would say, first, that i have ap enhanced appreciation for eisenhower based on mr. marshall's talk and what he was doing -- i mean, i have done some considerable reading on this, but i haver in run across the appointments. i have never run across that. so i have an enhanced appreciation. i will tell you another reason. obviously i'll go ahead and get my negative out of waof way. herbert had graduated from law school. he had been in the board rooms of the east and all of that, right? ike picked him for a particular reason, his savvy of human nature and how to get things done, and yet when brownell said from the very first you do not -- adams was telling him to meet. brownell was something don't meet with this guy. he's going to us

bunch to the museum storage site in a washington, d.c. suburb where he shows us some of the artifacts that will be on display in the new building. >> right now we are in the offices of the national museum of african-american history and culture, where my staff and i will be until the museum opens in 2015. six years ago i started with a staff of two, no place to know for sure where the museum was going to be, no sense what if the museum was going to look like. today we have a wonderful architect who created this wonderful model i'm standing next to. this is the model that gives a sense of what the building will look like when it's erected right next to the washington monument. the cost of this building is a wonderful public/private partnership. the building will cost $500 million, congress has committed to paying 50%, and i'm committed to raising 50% of those costs. one of the joys of this building is that it's got this beautiful bronze skin that will be sort of glistening in the sun. what's wonderful about it is that it has on it a certain patte

d.c. suburbs. >> sending for reinforcement. where a snow-weary alaska town is turning for help. >> they have been pummeled. there's more rain on the way for us. adam caskey has the full forecast locally. >>> i am done at the national zoo in the vertebrate exhibit. i'm here with my australian friend. we will stick around for more news. good morning, washington. >> creepy-crawlies. an alaska communities. under 16 feet of snow. now they're finding they are out of shovels. >> it's a big deal if snow is making news in alaska. people living in cordova have said the next shipment will not arrive until the weekend. forecasters predict a few more feet of snow will a fallen by then. members of the national guard will be there in the meantime do know people dig out. >> that's pretty serious, the national guard's coming out. that is beyond fun to play in the snow. let's check in with adam caskey. >> we will have some rain today. one thing i'm worried about four people in alaska is the potential for flooding later this spring is special in

d.c. suburbs. 43 down at the ocean. bel air at 28. 38 westminster.ront moving our way. it's still not getting cold. commute -- computers putting the word cold here. today, going for a high of 65 and breezy and warmer. three off of the normal daytime high. 60 for tomorrow even with the showers. 48, sunny friday. saturday, partly sunny and 47. nowhere near the 25 normal. 42, 43, 40, 40 degrees. >>> going for a drive? here's more with traffic control. >>> we have an accident on the inner lupe at 95. we have the police activity in eastbound, east joppa road. you're also looking at police activity where andrea fujii's live shot is 648. otherwise, there's a look at the speeds on the beltway. other all, not bad. there's a live look at the westside at old court road. there's a live look at 95 in and out of the fort mchenry tunnel. this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. dependable cars, great deals, now's the time to make the jump >>> think of the most bizarre food you've eaten? >> chocolate covered ants. tasted like a crunch bar and sounded like it, t

d.c. suburbs of northern virginia.ata centers there, we don't -- we provide the electricity for them which is their highest variable cost. they continue to locate in vi virginia and over a three-year period we will see that demand double and each one that opens is 9,000 new homes being built and there are 40 operating right now. >> it's the best growth story utility that i know. tom farrell, thank you for delivering and you're delivering for yourself, too. great to talk to you, sir. >> thank you, jim. it's great being with you. >> he keeps coming back. letter d is the core utility that i like, okay? it's got growth, it's got safety and it's got yield and tom farrell is in there buying along with other executives. this is the one you need for an electric utility. stay with letter d. stay with cramer. >> i had a dust-up at 4:45 this morning. i have to share it with you not because i'm unhealthfully obsessed with social media, but it illuminates about where we are right now in the market. i'm trying to make the point that

jayne was at a pay phone, in a washington, d.c., suburb.he just happened to lock eyes with a divorced art dealer named eduardo valseca. eduardo, who she would find out, was one of the nine children of jose garcia valseca, mexican newspaper baron who 50 years ago ruled a publishing empire. would be the equivalent in the united states of who? >> william randolph hearst. an article published in "newsweek" in 1950 said that he actually had a larger readership at that point in time than hearst did. >> that's when garcia valseca ran his papers from a luxury pullman train car, the one which decades later eduardo owned. though when he invited this beautiful woman he just met to mexico for a train ride, she had no idea that the train was his. >> we were walking toward it, and then this man comes out with a white jacket, white gloves, black bow tie with a silver tray. i mean, i was completely speechless. >> she soon discovered the train car was about all eduardo had of family fortune. the rest, along with the newspaper empire, had long since withered

suburbs. near 60 down towards d.c.. rain this morning and maybe a few thunderstorms and saddling down this afternoon. we will come back and check the seven-day forecast. >> a comfortable 51 degrees on tv hill. here's a look at what is coming up. >> new gingrich and mitt romney trading barbs. >> baltimore's mayor and the first later throwing their support behind a group. >> we will check on your morning commute. commute. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. happy friday. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> i feel like we're living in london. >> there is a wide range of temperatures this morning. d.c. down towards the the rain will pick up in intensity later this morning. there could

d.c. residents and visitors from the suburbs are worried they could be the next victims. police at the meeting tried to reassure residents they're doing all they can to stop the robberies. >> a judge in alabama declared natalee holloway legally dead today. she disappeared while on vacation in aruba nearly seven years ago. her body has never been fond. her father filed a petition last september so the family could have closure and he could stop making payments on her medical insurance. and the suspect is being sentenced tomorrow on the death of another young woman in peru. >> robin gardner disappeared last august. her travel companion, gary giordano said she drown while they were snorkeling but prosecutors say his story doesn't add up. while he's considered a suspect in her disappearance and pru presumed death, he's never been formally charged. >> students are coming together to help pay the funeral expenses for a former student. 18-year-old carlos hernandez died last week from injuries he sfrd in a car accident. attended jeb stuart high school before he got his ged early.

people like us tend to think of the upper middle class, socially liberal and independents in the suburbs of d.c. or new york or philadelphia who would prefer a romney to a santorum, as the polls are suggesting. thru is another kind of independent and one that rick santorum could win over and mitt romney couldn't and that's the working-class, church-going, not so conservative on economic policy, maybe they need medicare, friend lier to government, anti-wall street, those swing voters voters in ohu could make a case that santorum could appeal more than romney and in 2000, george w. bush lost pennsylvania to al gore by 5 points. rick santorum beat his democratic point by 6 points. in a real race in a real state, pennsylvania, there were "x" number of democrats in the presidential level who switched to vote for santorum at the senate level. that proves that rick santorum can do it. in a presidential level, 12 years later, of course not. but it is not as easy to say that the guy's so right winger who has never won in a competitive state. >> a few things, steve, one is, it's amazing to put this all i

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d.c. and the suburb. your tomorrowly a shift to the south.nksgiving going to help us bring in the milder temperatures. it will be a west, southwesterly flow and dry us out from the rain yesterday. the winds drying us out quickly. we have two waves of fronts moving through. a cold front tonight and one tomorrow. the one tonight drops our temperature back. going into tomorrow. the one tomorrow drops our 10s back going into monday. the one tomorrow night could actually bring us a light snow shower or so moving into the higher elevations of the state. the mild air never leaves our doorstep here. the calor air from 63 yesterday into the mid-50s today. the front tonight means from the mid-50s tomorrow, back into the 4s on monday. then the mild air kicks in and wait until you see the temperatures in the five-day forecast. the winds will pick up on the bay. 54 degrees today. mostly sunny. the average high now is 42. 30 degrees tonight and clear. the low now is 45. then up to 50 degrees tomorrow. partly sunny. then look at the next five days. almost i

d.c. by 9:00. both teens in the suburbs. mostly cloudy skies midday. as we approach the low to mid- 30s with highs with a chance of a couple of flurries this afternoon and much less wind than yesterday. that's a good thing. monika? >> well, on the inner loop of the beltway in bethesda, i've it's been telling you about an accident for the last 20 minutes or so before river road, right here, work continues on the accident along the left side causing delays northbound on 495. coming up in my next report, i'll update you at 5:01. >>> three hollywood heavyweights team up for a new "vanity fair" cover shoot. >> demi moore takes on a feminist icon about the film industry. >> reporter: demi moore signed on to play feminist gloria steinem in the upcoming film lovely. it depicts linda lovelace who rose to fame in the movie deep throat. she detailed how lovelace was forced into the industry. >> california's medical board is making dr. conrad murray turn over his medical certificate. murray had his medical license suspected automatically when he was convicted of a

d.c. and 36 in new york city. so there's some suburbs out there outside of the big cities. you may have a little bit of freezing rain or a little coating of ice out there this morning, but i think that will improve dramatically. there's not a lot of cold air anywhere. it's another mild weather pattern across the country. so as far as the forecast goes, atlanta down to alabama is the worst of it. the new england area, most of that rain will come in later in the day. i think we will have some airport delays, but not till probably this afternoon or this evening. >> coming up, changes at research in motion. gasz at the pump rises and warren buffet's strange cultural exchange. trust me, it is bizarre. your first look at this morning's business headlines, it's straight ahead. >> the patriots survive, the giants need overtime. and remembering the life and times of football legend joe paterno. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. dave. dave. dave. i just saved a ton of money at staples. great job, dave. suck-up. [ male announcer ] in a small business, it's all you. that's why you

: a majority of those surveyed in this poll are democrats and most come from the suburbs of baltimore and washington, d.c. >> reporter: the poll also reveals passions are high. 34% strongly favor legalizing same sex marriage. 34% strongly oppose. >> this is about fairness. it's about protection under the law. >> reporter: the stakes are high, without side money expected to pour in. and if marriage does pass, expect opponents to try to take it to voters for a referendum. >> reporter: washington state and new jersey are also boaghtz considering legalizing same-sex marriage this year. reporting live, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, thank you, mike. the poll also showed governor o'malley's approval rating at 53%. president obama's approval rating in maryland, 55%. both of those numbers are up from the last survey in september. >>> an investigation is under way tonight, as the secret service is searching for a person who threw a smoke bomb at the white house. it happened last night outside the gates. agents say an object was thrown over the white house fence. a portion of pennsylvania avenue

d.c. restaurant that has now expanded to the suburbs. don't miss foodies. nstop at 9:30 no skates, no puck, no problem. we're sliding into a local rink and checking out d.c.'s only broom ball club. >>> get ready for the big chill. >> can't let your guard down this winter. we're all over the place and there is really nothing bigger than the change that is going to be taking place overnight. a dramatic change for us. let's look outside. see what's going on. we have temperatures in the 50s, upper 50s and low 60s throughout the area. really nice evening. and nice for the early night, too. there's your wind. that mild wind. it's 7 miles per hour right now. we have a few clouds around the area. we'll see more clouds moving in. then by 11:30 tonight midnight we'll talk about some rain that's going to start moving back in. that is the green you see on future weather. hagerstown, fred rickstown, manassas, culpepper in orange. the rain advances to the east but the cold air is going to be rushing in behind the front. by 2:30 in the morning hagerstown, frederick, areas

d.c. though, nobody really saw any snow, at least not in the suburbs. however, way out in western maryland past the divide as top would say, this what it looked like. this was garrett county where a few inches of snow dropped in there overnight. let it stay out there and not here. >> it's not over yet. >> no snow all night and most of tomorrow. >> is that where the ski resorts are? >> yeah, drop down into the valley, timberline is there and further south is snow shoe. everybody gets snow. >> good news for them. >> if you're going to go skiing, bring those masks, because the windchills are going to be well below zero. let's look outside live and this is our live weather cam. beautiful shot of the white house. temperatures finally in the 30 s now downtown. 38 officially. winds calming down westerly at 7. dew point in the mid teens. so pretty dry air mass and the pressure beginning to recover. temperatures in the suburbs, low 30s in some cases. 28 already in gaithersburg. 33 in great falls. and 32 also towards sterling. 30 in leesburg and to the south, we

d.c. the forecast for today, temperatures are going to struggle. pretty much going to stay where they are in many cases. only in the upper 20s, low 30s. many of the suburbsl stay in the 20s. some areas like buffalo only getting up to 14 degrees today. here's got news. it's short lived. i mean look at d.c. today's 32. tomorrow, another cold day. but then we quickly warm it up. look at d.c. by saturday. 55 degrees again. so this is just a short lived little cold spell. then we go right back into our warm winter weather. so -- >> so confused by the weather. >> a lot of us are. >> i'm so confused. i'm not complaining. >> there's no snowstorms on the way either. so a lot of people wondering where the snow is. >> all right. >>> who is getting married and who says that they never will again? plus, who would you choose to play him in a movie? wait until you hear his own choice. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you've done a good job. that's why i recommend a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check-up. so be ready for your next dental check-up. try any crest pro-health rinse. flavor, meet food. intro

d.c. 31, gaithersburg 25, frederick down to 21 degrees. a night in the low 20s for our northern and western suburbs, expect to drop to 21 in winchester, 21, ermantown, 22 degrees in d.c. and la plata about 27 degrees. so it's a cold start in the morning even though the wind has settled down. we'll start to pick up a little breeze tomorrow afternoon with some clouds in the afternoon, sun in the morning and some late day probably nighttime flurries. let's check that out on the futurecast. this is the clipper coming. most of it stays north, but look at 10:00, 11:00 tomorrow night. with the front it's possible we could see some of those flurries coming on through here, maybe a quick snow shower. a few of you could get enough for a dusting. friday it's out of here. we're cold and breezy. watch this friday night down to the south. this is a mix. it might linger for part of our saturday before it changes over to all rain. we'll also watch sunday night because some of this moisture might sneak back up from the north, but for the most part we think we're looking at a good weekend and here's your five- day forecast. with the exception of friday nigh

d.c. the now census numbers show a real decline in the traditional chinatown. he's more. >> reporter: they show 62% of americans live in the suburbs, up from 54% a year ago. the fastest racial loop in the u.s. is more likely than any other minority group to live in the suburbs. that means a decline in traditional urban neighborhoods. david lee crew up in san francisco's chinatown and later moved to the city's richmond district as so-called satellite chinatown. >> the chinese community in chinatown now is heavily senior and elderly. and this is a dramatic change from the chinatown that i grow up in, which was largely families. >> reporter: france's chinatown is essentially a tourist attraction with some housing left in seniors. in fact, can you walk through d.c.'s chinatown without seeing people of chinese descent. >> here you have the chinese restaurant and businesses, you don't see the chinese population, per say. >> reporter: new york's chinatown is no longer home to the city's large population of chinese people. the neighborhood's councilwoman said that chinatown remains an important cultural center. >> the cultural, the histor

d.c. to baltimore area. trace to an inch, inch and a half in the northern suburbs. 1 to 3 inches possible north of the city. northern delaware, northern maryland, southern pa. some spots could see more. but we'll see sleet and freezing rain accumulations as well. south of us, where it's going to be warmer, mainly a rain event. not looking for heavy, heavy amounts, but it will be damp and cool in that region as well. now, we do have issued for tomorrow, beginning late tonight, around midnight, a winter weather advisory, for all of the state, except for garrett county, where they have that winter storm warning. could be heavier amounts of snow. and in addition, they could see as much as a quarter or a third of an inch of ice in those areas as well. that's why we have those warnings. travel could become quite treacherous by early tomorrow morning for a while, before things will hopefully warm up above freezing by sometime midmorning on saturday. mary? >> stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage, to find forecast updates and live doppler radar, any time, log onto wjz.com. >>> and -- of course, another b

hanging on south and east of the d.c., 49 degrees in the district and in hagerstown, 43 degrees and winchester, 43 as well and to the mountains, the 30s are coming and in the suburbsabout 38 degrees and in this district. if you heading out, dress for that and the winds. they gusted over 30, 35 miles an hour today and down to getting gusts to 25 here in the city and each hour, this will get better. it will be slightly breezy as we go through the overnight hours and the gusts are with us another hour or two. the weekend forecast, saturday, we'll have clouds around in the afternoon and got a couple of quick disturbances coming on and a second on sunday. they're minor storms we'll swing through and they will increase the cloud deck. i won't be shocked if a couple of spot his a sprinkle here and there and a snowflake on sunday and that is a small chance. got the radar up and running here. i wanted you to see this and this is the last 12 hours and we got the thunderstorms, south and east of the city and did i mention one more quick storm to come? this is coming up tomorrow afternoon. and we're going to be warm into the mid-50s again and enjoy most of the saturday. and t

suburbs. it is warmer than yesterday. we're picking up some rain showers mostly south of baltimore. some light rain around annapolis and moving towards d.c. a better chance for rain later this morning and afternoon. a high temperature of 52. we will check the seven-day forecast going into the weekend in just a few minutes. >> thyroid cancer is on the rise. medical researchers did not know why. >> more than 56,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year. some think better screening is the reason for the increase. doctors believe obesity play a part in the disease. the more dental x-rays a person has, the higher the rest. -- the higher the risk. more details on why coffee might help protect against type 2 diabetes. >> three compounds in coffee appear to block a protein associated with type 2 diabetes from accumulating. one of them is caffeine. decaffeinated coffee might work just as well but more studies need to be done. >> 39 degrees on tv hill. >> pete gilbert would join this and he will break down how the ravens survived sunday's game. >> baltimore city is hosting another restaurant week. we will show you the food when we come back. >> so

d.c. they're going to develop and after that. before you even leave your driveway -- an app for that. before you even leave your driveway in the suburbsave a spot in the city. >> i would not want to do that privately. i would rather see somebody do what i am doing here. >> i have none of those feelings. >> he is perfectly happy with converting his driveway to dollars. >> it is time now for a check on the traffic situation. mike is here with details. >> it is slow this friday afternoon into evening. slow traffic on the westbound freeway between sixth street, seventh street and the 14th street bridge. delays on washington boulevard to do it street. let's take a look at the springfield camera. we of slow traffic on southbound 95. we're back up from dale city to quantico. also slow 610. northbound 95 a bit slow into springfield. on the beltway, we are dealing with significant delays in each direction. slow traffic right now on the inner loop as you make the trip from old georgetown road past georgetown avenue where the earlier accident has been taken out of the way. pretty slow on the outer loop to 66 as well. >> thank you. have a good we

suburbs. at least into the lower 20s or so for overnight lows and that is cold, you know. much like this weekend. the windchill value, the temperatures 28 degrees in d.curg; 20 degrees for hagerstown. i don't see any teens on there now. the actual temperature for the city is sitting at 35 degrees and throughout evening, a couple more hours where the winds are gusty, after 9:00, the winds will come on down. 35 degrees at 7 and, again, it's going to feel like it's in the 20s the next few hours with the windchill value. 32 by 11:00 tonight. again, overnight tonight, the numbers will drop into the 20s. there is a clipper coming along in something we have to pay attention to for the weekend. that is all coming up in the complete forecast. laura? >> all right, we'll see you in a bit. >>> i want to remind you to check the weather any time when you download the new fox five weather app. go to apple's app store or the android market and search for d.c. weather. text fox 5 weather to 29473 or use a bar code scanner to scan our qr code. you will find out on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> i washington state is under a winter weather alert. seattle is expecting