cast your vote at dc highschoolsports.net. winning game leads our coverage friday night.ajor league baseball hands out gold gloves and ryan zimmerman is poised to sweep the trophies for third baseman just as he did a year ago. san diego's chase headley his chief competition. in istanbul tonight, allen iverson introduced to turkey. he was picked to play for the club. he will make 4 million a year. finally the indiana pacers had one of the greatest quarters in nba history tonight facing the nuggets. they scored 54 points in the third quarter. listen to this, they hit their first 20 shots of the period. didn't miss until with two seconds left in the quarter josh mcroberts missed a three. it would have been a perfect quarter. otherwise they were four points shy of the record for points which was 58 by the buffalo braves back in 1970. they didn't miss until two seconds remain. the wizards don't hit any until two seconds remain. [ laughing ] >> in three-quarters for the wizards. >> exactly. we have to go. ÑúÑú >>> that is 9news for tonight. >> that's right. letterman is up next

a spokesman tells dc news it was checked in may and august with no problems. and the past september crews flushed out the hydrant but didn't see anything wrong with it. >> i saw some people working on it. >> reporter: it is a small relief knowing this hydrant did not hamper firefighters. but it still doesn't bring back a kind neighbor he knew for over a decade. >> two days ago he was helping to find out the key, my car key that i lost, and he came out and was helping me. so it's kind of sad. >> reporter: that man had been working on a renovation on his top floor. and it's still unclear whether that construction had anything to do with the fire cause. investigators are still looking into that. as for the fire hydrant, dc water and authority crews will be back out here tomorrow morning to take a look at it. it has already been flagged in their system. reporting live in northwest, brittany morehouse, 9news now. >>> new at 11:00, dna has helped close a cold case rape investigation. montgomery county police arrested a man yesterday. back in 1984, officers say a wom

dc is number 9. why are we so high?ty hendrickson, vp of the national association. >> unfortunately, bed bugs need people for their survival so wherever we see large concentrations of people we'll see large concentrations of bed bugs. >> tell us about this bed bugs forum. i guess congress has decided to get involved because not enough is being done to solve the problem. >> the congressmen are taking a proactive approach to looking at what can be done on the battle against bed bugs. they're bringing together key stakeholders against this battle. the national pest association will be there and other industries that have been affected by bed bugs and people that have been affected in their homes and other agencies as well. we'll be sharing our thoughts and ideas in terms of how congress can get involved and help the progress that needs to be made in terms of battling the bugs. >> the national pest management association, what do you want to see congress do to make sure everybody's safe. >> there's several things we'd like

. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan at dc superior court. the jury has gone home for the night without a verdict in the chandra levy murder trial. about all we can tell you is that the the jurors appeared to still be getting along. there were huge long lines getting into the courthouse this morning because of the change of the security procedures. and some of the jurors were just a few rows back from me. they were all laughing and joking, and seemingly getting along. one could only assume that perhaps that's a sign that they have not gone into different blocks back there in the jury room. some courthouse observers say they may simply be going over the evidence. there is a ton, a ton of evidence in this case, and they might be going through the pictures, the testimonies are just simply analyzed. if we get a verdict, we'll bring it to you just as quickly as we can, but it will not be tonight. they are due back here at 9:30 tomorrow. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at the farragut north metro station where a ddot project is put on hold here in con

the waters family found american dc limousine online.ades of experience and outstanding service, according to their website. >> they had crystal goblets to drink out of. >> reporter: as the contract shows, jacqueline's mom booked a three-hour ride in a 12-passenger white stretch limo around dc's famous monument. >> we had people coming from all over, idaho, north carolina, florida. >> reporter: but the family says it got a big limo let-down. >> yeah, this is the limousine the company just sent us. >> the leather seats were smashed. the driver was smoking a cigarette on the shuttle bus as we boarded. he was drenched. >> reporter: that's when things really heated up. the driver lunged at jacqueline's brother who had a video camera. she called the police. the driver got on the bus, rolled down the window, spit at her brother and then pulled away. >> we all just stood there with our mouth hanging open. what do do you. >> any reputable company will make sure that you get the right vehicle, even if they have to work with another company. >> re

. >>> and tonight those falling chunks of concrete did force a busy dc metro station to shut down. >> right now, crews are doing an emergency inspection down at farragut north metro. that's where we go live. >> reporter: two things right off the top. first, did metro put some of its passengers at risk by failing to notify dc fire and ems about a potentially dangerous situation at the height of rush hour when thousands of people were using this platform. second, no decision will be made about whether to open the farragut north metro station tomorrow morning for rush hour until the overnight hours. check with 9news now in the morning for that. this is where the trouble began. connecticut at l street. there is a ventilation area above the domed ceiling loosening concrete that fell. this is called dome relief. standing on a platform for a minute, the train comes rushing into the station pushing ahead of it all that air that blows papers and your hair around. dome relief vents that air up into the street. because it means bringing in heavy equipment, the station is closed for emergency ins

police searching for a motive after one dc high school student is killed and another wounded. pointing fingers. four prince george's county police officers suspended after the son of a dc cop says they beat him and resolution after one of the tightest races in the country. tonight we finally have a winner in virginia's 11 congressional district. >>> i'm peggy fox in fairfax. in a statement congratulating his opponent jerry connolly on his victory. the decision not to pursue a recount despite a loss of 4% was welcome news to jerry connolly who spent the weekend in the hospital with a blood clot. >> my heart is at full functioning, my vital signs are all normal. >> reporter: he says he may change his minds about a recounts if the state finds errors but connie connolly says he is not worried. >> reporter: the gaff about packing heat at virginia tech along with an influx of money made the difference says a republican tom davis. >> they will draw the lines and how you draw the lines in north virginia is destiny. >>> four officers suspended after allegations of police brutality by a

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i hope she's enjoying this nice run of warm weather in dc. crisp and cool and probably not too frosty. all things considered we are in good shape. how about a check of temperatures around the region. lots of places in the 40s to low 50s. we'll shave another 8 or so degrees off this tonight and i don't think the kids will find this too terribly cold in the morning. let's see what's going on in the north. not too cold there, detroit 32 and chicago a couple degrees cooler than we are right now, our temperatures 52 degrees. overnight, not too frosty, 37, gaithersburg 48, fredricksburg 41. the clouds coming from that big storm in the atlantic, it's hanging around and will begin to loosen its group. although it was a nice group, wasn't it. they would disagree with us in new england. it's been breezy and blustery. for dc, it's mostly chilly with a few spots below 44 degrees, downtown, we still had the breeze hanging around earlier today and even with the breeze it felt warmer and i think that's how it will feel tomorrow. the 61 will feel much nicer

an incomplete road repair was left by a dc water crew. they were supposed to patch up a broken water main last night but deep ruts made the road nearly impassable for some low to the ground cars and there was even an accident. >> the car in front of me slammed on their brakes. i ran into the back of it. >> a new crew show up at noon and they put steel plates down and dc water says permanent repairs will start on monday and they remind us that that broken main that caused all of this was installed before the civil war. >>> coming up after the break. where you can fine the top 10 gifts for women this holiday season. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> she agreed to talk to us only if we revealed her identity and her son and the hospital he is being treated. the mother of two high school students shot monday night says her son told her three men were involved in that shooting that saw his best friend shot multiple time

dc police are working hard to make an arrest. thus far no public comments from the department and this isn't sitting well with people living in the area and the families of the high school students. >> i'm very destroyed about this because these boys don't bother anyone. they are good boys. >> all day she was at the hospital where her wounded son was undergoing surgery. she knows she is the lucky mother. her new best friend in mourning, cynthia sharps spending her days planning her boy's funeral. >> candle light vigil planned for tomorrow night on holbrook street. >>> a former frostburg university student sentenced to five years in prison today for an off-campus killing. the murder happened last april. hall pleaded guilty. hall claims the shooting was in self-defense. >>> security ramped up around georgetown university because of a rash of burglaries in the area over the past few weeks. the plan is for more patrols around off campus opportunities, new security observation reports have been added at prospect street and officers ar

>> it was a dc water job, so therefore it is dc water's fault. they say they were aware of it and are working on it and don't know why the hole was left unfixed or uncovered before the morning rush yesterday morning. they didn't have an answer when we talked to them about this yesterday. but a pokesman wanted to -- a spokesman wanted to say that these have been a problem long before the civil war. so they are dealing with 'ole pipes here and that's what started it but why it was left there, that's a question that we still need answers to. back to you. >> thank you for the update. >>> while you slept, president obama has held a series of meetings in seoul, south korea. >> at this hour, the president is starting what is called a working dinner with his g-20 counterparts. earlier in the day the president visited a u.s. military base and thanked the troops for their service on veteran's day. troops have been deployed since there since the korean war started 60 years ago. the president is trying to work out a new trade deal with them. >>> the american

dc councilmen says there could have been more than 50 incidents.hat is when the brakes failed on an escalator sending 16 people to the hospital. metro's safety chair says the agency will start doing maintenance monthly instead of quarterly. >>> tonight students are buzzing about the bed bugs found inside at least five buildings in george washington university. and gw is not the only campus infested. >> that's right. almost all colleges all over the country has had to deal with bed bugs at one time or another. the problem is, they may not stay on campus. you know students will be flocking home for the holiday next week, so we asked about could those nasty insects perhaps end up on a plane next to you? kind of creepy, huh? here is brittany morehouse with some answers. >> reporter: well, they're not proud to say it, but then again they're not ashamed either. these roommates now joke about getting bitten by bed bugs two years ago as freshman at gw. >> it was my first class of college and i noticed all of these bumps showing up. i was like, oh, my god.

the dc school principal found slain back in april. sharice towel lancaster expected to enter a formal plea tomorrow at 3 p.m. another suspect delonte sounders pled guilty last week. >>> nurses at the washington center will not go on strike next wednesday. the report is that the hospital has struck a deal with the nurse's union to prevent the work stoppage. the two at odds other the proposed new wage rules. under the new deal. the rules will not go into effect until next march. >>> wal-mart coming to d.c. the nation's largest retailers announced plans to open four stores and hire 1,200 people in the city by 2012. the fourth at the corner -- >>> the dc city council has 45 days to decide what to do about plans for street cars. if the council takes no action by january 4th, the plan will automatically be approved. the initial >>> a bit of a mess downtown tonight. >> we still have the closure along the section of connecticut avenue between l street and kay. a fire earlier. the cleanup continues. use wisconsin or knoll road until it is reop

in the dc area, they have passed out flyers. so if somebody wants to make a donation, go to the nearest safeway and make donations there. >> that way if you don't get a bag on the doorstep go to a safeway location in the dc area and make the donation there. the goal is a million pounds of food. the need is great. hopefully 9 news now and the boy scouts have been doing this how many years? >> almost 13 years. >> we are grateful for all the gifts so far but we need more. so bring it in. >> thank you for your help. >> we appreciate it. we'll be right back with 9 news now at noon in just a little bit. right after this [ female announcer ] why is travel these days about what you give up, and not what you get? like electricity for gadget power at your seat. room to stretch your legs, and your wingspan. food when you're hungry, and taking off your shoes only if you feel like it. these aren't luxuries, they're basics. get them back, on acela. [ male announcer ] acela's turning 10. celebrate with up to 10,000 amtrak guest rewards points.

maryland and virginia and dc, you are checking out okay. let's go to the maps and show you 270 southbound. it looks like we have all of our lanes wide open from the frederick area. here are the live conditions outside making your way down to the split. we areheree at father hurley. 395 here. the construction has cleared. no problems north or south. looking at traffic times in virginia. 66 east from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway is 10 minutes. a growing commute on 267 dulles toll road is looking good. still ahead, another look at your virginia roads at 5:08. back to you. >>> many people who can manage an extra day or two off will be heading out on their thanksgiving travels today. >> indeed. for many of us who are flying this holiday season, you will encounter the new invasive screening techniques and the possibility of people protesting. we have kristin fisher with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you know, here you have the busy travel week. combined with nationwide protests urging flyers to boycott the tsa body scans. th

it is so good. >>> now the toyota dc high school report. >> what's up, everybody? briere woods seniors could not wait for the second season. dipping below 500 and missing the playoffs last year they were ripe this year. 53-7 in their playoff opener last week. now this week 19,000 of you voted for our game of the week and you got it. it is all yours. liberty briar woods. wonder if that kid ever got that paper off his face. 550 today we did a feature and what does a guy do when you do a feature on him? takes the screen. doesn't like one side. comes back the other way and takes it all the way to the house. nicely done. and of course the crowd is all pumped up. liberty trying to get back in it. we also interviewed scott rowan out there and he is coming up big. doing an interview with channel 9. you have yourself a big game. great defensive struggle tonight. still 7-0. eagles rallying late. check this out. between two defenders. fly robin fly. up, up through the sky. nicely done. but, down the stretch the pass incomplete. and briar woods holding on. see it there. they w

it's new checking with rewards at capital one banks all over the dc area. what's in your wallet? mr. snappy! >>> good news for people with kidney disease. a just release the study finds the cholesterol drug reducing risk of heart attack and stroke and need for heart surgery in some people with kidney disease. that study included more as a 9000 patients is being called significant because kidney disease can lead to serious heart problems. >>> now to another type of medicine of the laughter. that's right. might be the best cure for the added stress of the holidays. down side to santa claus coming to town is the stress he sometimes brings. to ease the tensions of the season a local humor therapist suggests letting yourself laugh. people who have tried to laugh therapy say they are grinning from ear to year. >> the laughing today was just a relief. >> let me let go. i just gave my permission. according to one study three minutes of laughter has the same cardiac benefits of 15 minutes of rowing. >> not even thanksgiving but santa is already in the area. made an early arrival to the ma

bienvenidos a otra ediciÓn de "enfoque" desde washington dc este 28 de noviembre del 2010.cias por permitirnos ser parte de su maÑana. hoy, entraremos de lleno para comenzar el programa en el tema del dream act. maÑana lunes, comienza el congreso a reunirse nuevamente y tenemos con nosotros a un gran amigo de este programa y lÍder de nuestra comunidad: xavier becerra, congresista de california. don xavier, quÉ gusto verlo. >>josÉ, siempre un gusto. >>un placer tenerlo con nosotros, especialmente en un dÍa tan importante como hoy porque, en tan sÓlo horas, ustedes regresan a vuestras oficinas en el capitolio a debatir. ¿quÉ pasa con el dream act? >>si todo va bien, podemos darle gracias al congreso por darnos la oportunidad este noviembre de pasar el dream act para empezar el proceso de reformar las leyes migratorias de este paÍs; que es algo ya necesario. han pasado muchos aÑos sabiendo que necesitamos hacer algo. asÍ que ojalÁ... este un dÍa, una semana, un mes en el que podemos cumplir para el pueblo norteamericano. >>congresista, la realidad es que casi la bancada comple

in northwest tonight, dc's greatest fund raiser of the year.ual fight night for children boxing legends from joe fray zer frazier to larry homes. >> i never saw a fight break out. you would combekt that somebody would want to settle -- get that somebody would want to settle the fight with somebody. >> if you ring a bell, you have a problem. >> how many people has that fist knocked out? >> about 101. >> you're looking at me like you want to make it 102. >> no. [ laughing ]. >> joe frazier has that look in his eye that makes you think he wants to kill you. >> did you see buster douglas? >> yes. he was there. but we have to look at the excellent and not so excellent. this is packed. keep the train moving, derek. let's start with the good. best tribute, the la kings honoring ryan smith for his 1,000th game the whole team has the mullet. coaches got the mullet. they're all business in the party. >> i think those are real. >> those could be. the best melt down gary robinson. runs over to first base. takes it out of the ground. but then he autographs

ama tu piel. [♪ tema musical ] >>continuando con "enfoque".desde washington dc.la universidad de san diego a charlar. marÍa teresa, quÉ gusto tener en enfoque. >>muchÍsimas gracias, josÉ, por tenerme. felicitaciones p el programa. >>ah, muchas gracias. antes de empezar a hablar un poco de lo que estamos haciendo tÚ y yo aquÍ en california, en san diego, hÁblame sobre tu organizaciÓn. >>voto latino. nosotros nos enfocamos en la gente joven, americanos latinos que reconocemos que ellos tienen un tipo de liderazgo dentro de sus familias, que los puede ayudar a navegar en lo que es los estados unidos y su democracia. reconocemos que casi 50 mil muchachos cumplen 18 aÑos cada mes y es una oportunidad de 50 mil nuevos votantes para participar a nivel estatal y local. >>estamos oyendo las campanas de la universidad. esto es una cosa bellÍsima. pero cuÉntanos cÓmo es que uno puede llegar a comunicarse con estos jÓvenes, porque ellos se comunican de una forma muy distinta a la nuestra, ¿no? >>bastante. nosotros trabajamos con diferentes programas de cadenas de media. por

no cars going by in northeast dc. a fatal shooting relation that continues.sence obviously still there. as a result the 1100 block of hamilton street has been closed in the area as well as galloway has been shut down between eastern avenue and 8th street. looks like they are going to be out there for some time. stay with 9 news now. we will keep you posted when things open up. moving things to the maps. we want to focus in on 270 and the commute. we are watching more volume build starting at the germantown road area. overall no incidents or accidents to report heading to the split. as we return to the realtime graphics ethic the focus will be on the outer loop. more drivers are starting to pick up between university and georgia avenue. overall no incidents. 66 eastbound, only a ten-minute commute from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway. inner loop is okay, as well. now, back to you. >>> making news now at 5:48. police in oakland, california shut down the station when people gathered at the rail station to protest a police shooting on monday. an officer

muy buenos dÍas y gracias por dejarnos ser parte de su domingo 7 de noviembre, desde washington dc, estonfoque". usted quizÁs no se dÉ cuenta fÍsicamente, pero detrÁs de mÍ hubo un terremoto este martes pasado. este capitolio ha cambiado y ha cambiado de una forma bastante radical. vamos a hablar sobre las elecciones del 2 de noviembre y mucho mÁs. y comenzamos esta charla con lori montenegro. nadie mejor que lori montenegro para darnos una perspectiva de lo que se ha vivido en esta semana. lori, quÉ gusto verte. >>muy buenos dÍas, gusto en verte a ti y bienvenido a washington. >>muchas gracias. oye, lori, ¿quÉ pasÓ el martes? >>realmente un cambio radical. el electorado tuvo la Última palabra; no fueron buenas noticias para los demÓcratas; ellos sabÍan que iban a perder escaÑo, pero nunca se imaginaron que perderÍan tantos demÓcratas titulares. el electorado simple y llanamente no parece estar satisfecho con la agenda del presidente barack obama. >>interesante, porque tÚ dices que no se esperaba. no se esperaba porque el nivel de cambio ha sido el mÁs intenso en 70 aÑos. >>asÍ es. y lo

dc residents believe it's not just what you eat but how you prepare it. in 2008, she had a test called thermography. it showed hot spots that could be early, cancerous changes. then she switched to lean meats, sushi and vegetables. the hot spots were gone. >> raw foods are supposed to allow your body to heal. >> spicing things up can also be a powerful protector. another doctor says turmeric can be one reason india's cancer rates are 10% lower than the u.s.. they found the spice can actually kill cancer. >> so we have shown a wide variety of tumor cells can be selectively killed by curcumin. >> so other spices mentioned as having serious disease fighting properties are ginger, cinnamon, oregno and chilly pepper. >> the rest of the food on the list of things you shouldn't eat are going to be things i really like. >> the one main one that comes up again and again by different researchers is saturated red meat, like high fat red meat. the saturated fat and the way red meat is cooked sometimes on the grill that can add carcinogens. it's okay to have it but it

. >>> well, now to dc where a bill that would place him its on welfare appears to be dead.t legislation would cap a person's welfare benefits at five years, something most states already do. council members marion barry sponsored the bill. they say it would break a cycle of dependency. but tommy wells doesn't like the idea. wells chairs the human services committee and he says he will not move the bill forward. >>> it was a hero's welcome at the white house for an army staff sergeant who insists he has done nothing heroic. but today barack obama presented him with a metal of honor. >> it is nation's highest medal and he is the first to get it. he was a rifle team leader in afghanistan when the taliban ambushed his squad. he rushed into enemy fire to pull one soldier back to cover. then he rescued a sergeant who was being carried away by two taliban fighters. he later died from his injuries. >> and although this is so positive, i would give this back in a second to have my friends with me right now. [ cheers and applause ] >> that sergeant will be returning to duty at the u.

derek mcginty takes us inside the services of greater dc. >> reporter: these senior girls from dc's highchool have a b- line on their goals and dreams in part because of what they don't have, kids. >> no one has a kid? >> no. >> so can we safely say that this helped keep that from helping? >> yes, most definitely. >> reporter: these three all say they owe a debt to the services sneakers program which they have been taking part in for years. once a week at school lunch hour, a program coordinator gathers groups of high school girls to talk, to share, to learn. job one, keep the kids from having kids. >> so we do a lot of work around that particular teaching them about contraceptives, about abstinence. >> you're going to study what in school? >> forensic sciences. >> i don't even hear about that. >> we take them to clinic visits, to actual colleges and universities to expose them to something different. we try also to expose them to different cultural things. >> reporter: so far the program is in seven area schools and it is helping to change the lives of more than 200 girls. and there is

these senior girls from dc's a.c.oodson highs have a b-line on their goals and dreams in part because of what they don't have. kids. >> nobody has got a kid. >> no. so can we safely say that this group helps keep that from happening? >> most definitely. >> reporter: the three girls all say they owe a debt to the services program which they have been taking part in for years. once a week at school lunch hour a program coordinator gathers groups of high school girls to talk, to share, to learn. job 1, keep the kids from having kids. >> so we do a lot of work around that particular subject in talking to the girls about contraceptives, about proper family planning. >> reporter: while hopefully inspiring them to transsend their circumstances. >> you're going to study what? >> forensic anthropology. >> how did you even hear of that. >> we take them to colleges and universities to expose them to something different. trying to expose them to different cultural things. >> reporter: it is helping to change the lives of more tha

dc 95 is a bright spot. very latest on the outer loop accident at pennsylvania avenue is coming up in the next traffic update. back to you. >>> thank you. how is this for perspective. dwight eisenhower was president when the intercounty connector was first put on the master plan. >> planners say opening day for the toll road is weeks away. there are a few parts that are ready to go right now. >> scott broom gives us a sneak peek of the highway. >> reporter: the road is paved. the lines are painted. for now, not a bit of traffic in our way. as we cross montgomery county on the first section of the icc. seven miles from shady grove to georgia avenue. 22 minutes on local roads. seven minutes on the icc. >> we are close to opening the first section of the intercounty connector. >> reporter: ray feldman says the time is measured in weeks as the project closes in on a late december or early january opening for the first section. >> there are still a lot of items on the punch list. >> reporter: this is the most cri

it is over $3 a gallon in the dc area. that could mean less money available when it comes to holiday shopping. >> nothing affects consumers more than the gas prices. you drive down the street and that price is in your face. >> every penny that we get above $3, every penny takes $4 million per penny per day out of the american consumer. >> wholesale gas prices shot up 17 cents since september 1st. oil prices are rises because of the declining dollar. >>> more people are expected to head out of town for thanksgiving if you live in the dc area. >> you may wind up being 8.2 million people that are traveling. >> that sounds like fun. the maryland transportation authority wants to make sure you have the smooth ride. they are offering tips. travel off peak to avoid significant delays, especially 95. today and wednesday, try to travel before 6:00 a.m. and after 11:00 p.m. thursday through sunday, before 9:00 a.m. and after 9:00 p.m. know before you go. visit traffic.md.gov. >> if you have driving south of the district, we have thi

is this really widespread the dc area. >> yeah. >> it is? >> the numbers you gave, the 300,000, those are reported, and those are things that need to be considered when thinking about how devastating the problem is and how many people are impacted impacted. socially it goes against every rabel line and economically it can be from urban to suburban residential areas so it is widespread. >> how difficult is it to help someone get over the horrors they have experienced in this young woman's case in a three- year period. >> because of so many facets in which to actually be programmed to actually live in the game, play the game and survive the game because at every point of the junction from the honeymoon to the profiting of human trafficking, there are psychological, emotional, there's drug abuse, physical abuse. so we deal with a lot of different areas in counseling and in therapy where we deal with the past and bringing it out of their future so they can have a clearing to reinvent and regenerate themselves as, you know, citizens, you know, pr

it took place in peter's square with 400 well wishers from here in dc. >> it is something that happens once in a lifetime to very few people. >> he well deserved it and it just makes me so happy. so many people follow him. it is so nice to have people really appreciate somebody who is really working. >> he is the fifth bishop to be named in washington, dc, to be named a cardinal. >>> manassas city police are closer to finding out why 15- year-old mcgill hernandez was stabbed to death. tonight authorities arrested this man, 18 years old, and a 17 year old, in connection with the osborne high school student's death. both suspects are charged with murder and gang participation. our surae chinn spoke with the victim's friends who are both stunned and afraid by the violent attack. >> he never deserved that. he didn't do anything wrong to nobody. >> he was a nice guy. >> reporter: friends are in shock. too afraid to show their faces and concerned about retaliation. but they bandied together to talk about the 15-year-old hernandez. many knew him as mickey. one of his closest friends with was

del alcalde adrian fenty pero aun es incierto cuando este podria promulgarla como ley en washington dce angel aguirre univision nuevascamaras de control de trafico estan operando en algunos de las calles de mayor circulacion en el distrito de columbia.. las nueva camaras han sido instaladas en la avenida connecticut y la c calle 3th y la new york avenn el oeste.partir de este viernes, los conductores infractores comenzaran a recibir por correo, multas de 75 dolares, por pasar en rojo los semaforos.. desde el 11 de octubre estas camaras han estado emitiendo multas solo de advertencia... la agencia de transporte metro fallo en no prestar mayor atencion a los frenos de las escalinatas electricas de metro, como tema de seguridad y no solo de mantenimiento.. eso fue lo que dijo hoy el gerente general de metro richard sarles, quien indico que el tema debio haber surgido antes de los rescientes problemas en dos estaciones del distrito de columbia.. la copia de la auditoria de seguridad que se presento hoy a la junta, surge a menos de dos semanas de un incidente en que seis per

58 dc now. 57 at the inner harbor and 56 in annapolis. here's a look at the hour by hour forecast tomorrow. if you're headed out early trying to avoid that busy wednesday, you're going to face showers at times. we think any time after lunchtime and especially into the latter part of the afternoon but 65, it will be mild. we'll talk much more about the thanksgiving outlook itself but into the week, colder stuff, straight ahead. >>> it's nearly a week since that tornado touched down tossing parkville in northeast baltimore upside down but in this -- in times like these we praise the people who run into disaster zones. kelly swoope is pack to tell us about the courageous first responders who brought a measure of stability to the area. >> reporter: that's right. baltimore city police officers were first on the scene of that destructive tornado. today, two of those officers told their stories for the first time. and they were given thank yous from the mayor and police commissioner for their quick thinking and actions. just in our newsroom mome

the movementment that got them elected to connect with real people behalf they came to washington, dc and get the pressure and an invite went from washington, dc insiders and political consult appears to go to another event and literally started pulling some of the freshman away from our event. >>neil: pulling them away from your event, a republican party sanctioned event, pulling them from your event? >>guest: it was put on by lobbyist and political consultants. >>neil: you wanted to do it with them? >>guest: we had our own event scheduled and we saw they had something scheduled and we said why don't you join us, and he said they were not interested and it was being put on by lobbyists. >>neil: will there be fireworks? >>guest: no, not at all. we received rsvp's from the majority of the freshman and they know it is the real americans that got them elected, not washington, dc insiders or lobbyists and they want to sit with real americans not with people who are inside the beltway types. >>neil: i don't know if that is across-the-board true, but, it says something to your power how you

a report of an accident on georgia avenue at d street in northwest dc.ads are impacted by the holiday on weekend and holiday schedules a lot of them t, independent dnc, connecticut, 18th, rock creek parkway and beach drive. approach these roads using caution. hov restrictions have been lifted on 395, 95, 66, 270, pretty much all of the roads with the exception of 50 and maryland. the next report is coming up at 7:25. we will let you know about any incidents. >>> finally this morning we'd like to say a big thank you to so many people who came out on tuesday to see a sneak preview of the manufacture "morning glory "you can see they got thank you bags. >> it debuted yesterday and stars rachel mccadams and diane keaton and our own mike hydeck. >> you were great in the movie. he opens the movie. >> i couldn't believe seeing it actually in person. it was nerve-racking with my wife next to me. it with as great time and a special thanks to angie goff who put together the marketing. >> my favorite part is when your face popped on the screen and everyone started t

dc's newest red light cameras are snapping pictures and you'll now be fined.will tell you where coming up. >>> and why driving around the national mall could be tricky this weekend. we are back in just a moment. >>> dc's newest red light cameras are snapping photos to ticket drivers. as of today the 30-day warning time is over. the police department selects the locations based on crash data, calls for police service and requests from the department of transportation and also from community groups. >>> driving an the national mall this weekending remember, parts of ohio drive will be closed. starting at 11:00 tonight, ohio drive will be closed from the theodore roosevelt bridge to independence avenue. crews are finishing the asphalt there and making final markings on that stretch of roadway. it will reopen by 5:00 a.m. on monday. >>> a new survey shows that many of our neighbors are making big bucks. according to "newsweek" magazine, seven of the ten richest counties in the country are right here. loudoun county in virginia is number one with the median househo

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for those east of dc. 63 degrees.ig deal with wednesday is the blustery breezes that will be picking up behind it. it will be farewell to the remaining leaves on the trees. 58 spotty and sprinkle or so. friday and saturday, keep the trend going. not as warm as the past weekend but a lot brighter than the first couple of days of the week will be. >> sounds good. thank you, sue. >> go skins! a big disappointment for a japanese speed eater he failed to beat the record for eating a cheese pizza in under one minute and 45 seconds. he needed two minutes and 3 seconds to polish off the pizza. he thinks using a knife and fork slowed him down, you think? the power eater has an impressive resume. he won six nathans hot dog eating contests. i wonder if you had to use the fork and knife instead of shoving it in with your hands. >>> former bill clinton in the hangover ii movie. harvey levin is live in l.a. is the president replacing mel gibson's cam row in the movie. >> william niecen is doing that but he has a mystery role in han

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the heaviest rain along the track of the area of low pressure which will be west of dc. watch what happens as it comes up. it is going to also be energizing itself and in fact bringing warmer air in. so we believe that east of the front here, a couple of thunderstorms could pop tomorrow night. maybe an early morning shower on wednesday as well before we get it out of here. wednesday, you are going to be blustery and w the low 60s with the winds from the west at 15 to 30 miles an hour, it will blow a lot of leaves an. thursday not a bad day. could be a spotty shower as the second front comes think and then we are looking at a lot of sunshine for the end of the week. a dry end to the week and feeling like november. >> thank you, sue. >>> coming up next, the redskins get ready for the monday night matchup with the eagles. dave feldman is live at fedex field. mcnabb has a fat new contract and we have a good guest. the nfl network will break it down, how it happened and what it means for the future as we continue. me time" is when i thought i parked on level 2. or maybe 8? my

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well, it's a little cooler right now, though, however. 47 at dc. we have got 37 at dulles. a 36 at martinsburg and. winds are light and skies are clear. the cooler weather will head our way. this is the dividing line of where a cold front is. that is actually going tore our next weather maker. plenty of sunshine for today mild. cooler than it was today. but that frontal system will gradually move its way towards us. rain by monday night. tuesday looks like a pretty soaker day. could see up to an inch of rainfall. but right now at a point where we definitely need it. so for tomorrow mild conditions. temperatures into the mid-60s. 62 by the time we hit mid-day. by 5:00 it will be around 60 degrees. here is a look at your five day forecast. start off with sunshine tomorrow. but then we run into some clouds on monday ahead of that frontal system as it heads in. could see some rain by monday night. tuesday as i said will definitely be an umbrella day. dry out by wednesday. thursday looking at a few clouds. the temperatures head right back to where we should be and get cooler by

. >>> new at 11:00, we now know the name of the man killed in northeast dc overnight. police found 29-year-old keith banks in the 1100-block of galloway street at 3:00 this morning. he was shot and he was unconscious. emergency crews rushed him to the hospital but later on he died. well, now dc police are offering a $25,000 reward for anybody with information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> a man suspected of killing five people is being tried in michigan. there was enough evidence for them to go forward. he also faces charges in five other stabbings and another one in ohio. police believe he is connected to a total of 18 stabbings in all three states. >>> a maryland woman is the latest casuality for a popular drink. she died after crashing her truck into a telephone pole last weekend. she drank at least two cans of a drink before getting behind the wheel. one can has 12% alcohol content, the equivalent of 5-6 beers. >> she changed that night. she was not the same person. she could not remember people's names. she blacked out within 30 minutes of h

. >> este es un noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y desde washington dc maría elena salinas. >>. >> noches hoy se definió el liderazgo de republicanos y demócratas en la próxima sesión del congreso, eligieron a john b como su máximo líder y nancy p sobrevivió una revuelta de algunos colegas para mantener el liderazgo de su partido en esta cámara. >> ahora en la minoría. >> luz nocis habla de los nuevoy viejos en el congreso. >> los republicanos eligieron a john b como representante de la cámara de representantes en el congreso y los... nancy p como líder de la minoría. >> no tuvo oposición. >> es alguien sin pretenciones al que le gusta delegar lo opuesto a nancy en estilo y filosofía. >> ve el papel del gobierno como un papel limitado, reducido que la persona es más importante que el gobierno. >> obtuvo 150 votos de los miembros demócratas 43 votaron en contra. >> una mano de amistad a los republicanos, agregó que espera escuchar ideas para crear empleos y reducir el déficit. >> y ahora esperábamos que en estos años vamos a recoger la casa de vuelta. >>. >> en el pasado líderes que