isaacs gets more than two years, and dixon gets six and a half.o face justice is charles barksdale's former girlfriend, neisha jackson -- the woman the fbi says truly made the scam possible. >> the whole trick to this scam was the technical expertise on part of ms. jackson. i think it would be more likely that she could have done it without him. >> narrator: jackson pleads guilty to a single count of bank fraud. since the day of her sentencing, she has not been seen. >> i have no idea where she is. if we did, she'd be in jail, but i guarantee you, she's probably involved in some kind of illegal activity. >> narrator: jackson is 5'2" tall and weighs 125 pounds. she goes by the names nesha howard and lisa smith, and has a number of tattoos. matthew segal says that, as a fugitive, jackson has a few character traits that may, for a time, serve her well. >> neisha jackson is good at changing her appearance. she's smart, and she's good at seeming to be somebody that she's not. but, at most, that's just gonna earn her some time where she has to look over

slight chance we'll see a passing shower near the mason- dixon line. 66 by 11:00. we'll be in the low 70s around lunch time with a high today upper 70s. again maybe flirting with 80 to our south and west. andrea and mike? >> thanks, howard. >>> in sports giants advance to the world series. >> the giants won the pennant. that's an old radio call. plus, chris cooley talks about his return. some oldsters will know whaim' talking about. attaching -- what i'm talking about. thank you, howard. >>> good morning, everybody. captain chaos has returned to the dmv. the redskins brought back fan favorite chris cooley after losing tight end fred davis for the season. just eight weeks ago the redskins sent cooley packing cut cutting him just before the start of the season. but cooley said today he knew the extent of davis' injury within an hour after it happened on sunday and figured he would get a call. apparently the two sides had previously discussed such a possibility. cooley says he doesn't know how soon he'll see playing time but he's just excited to come home. >> i'm just

of choice in leadership and a break down the state of american politics today i'm joined by bruce dixon managing editor of the black agenda report bruce thank you so much for taking the time to come on. thanks for inviting me so the two party system isn't set up in a way to just a piece people into thinking that they have a choice i mean you just wrote an article about how similar these two candidates are expand upon their similarities various. well i mean the big difference so there are big differences ok the republicans are the permanent party of wall street insureds big agriculture and. big tobacco big real estate military contractors. and the democrats are a permanent part of it wall street military contractors charter schools privatizers big. and so on and so forth but the big difference is that i guess of the democrats are not white supremacists and some of them are for choice sometimes and even to some semblance so it's really not a lot of choices. that we owe it seems the american political system is democracy groups and people. you also said something that really struck me bruc

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most of the shower activity we had earlier in the day is across the mason-dixon line. it dried out rather quickly. here is the future atcass. skies were clear up and and cloud up again -- featurecast. skies will clear up and cloud up again. showers start to pop as remove into the day on tuesday. heaviest concentration west of d.c. however, everyone will see something during the day on tuesday. and 80% chance across the mid- atlatntic. nighttime lows, middle 50's. then clouds will increase, 70-75 degrees. extended outlook shows 80 on tuesday and wednesday, followed by a breeze cool down. thursday and friday are absolutely beautiful. saturday could drop our in-town heights to the upper 60's. sunday might be some of the cooler air we have seen this season. >> it is going to be oct.. >> the fall. >> 10 minutes from now. it will feel like that. >> with both financial and human resources stretched in federal agencies, performance has emerged as a primary initiative under the obama administration. they appointed jeff zients chief performance officer, a new position. in 2010,

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we had a couple sprinkles along the mason-dixon line.ill climb into the mid to upper 70's this afternoon. low 60's in boston. in chicago and minneapolis, showers and storms. south looks good. mid 80's in dallas. in san francisco on the west coast. tropics ink at the forecast ahead. >> there's a town hall plan how to keep ak at parkway fromy becoming a contest in nightmare. s heavy traffic, but no major delays. fairfax county leaders say bet's how they wanted to every day. at 7:00 and james robertson secondary school in .airfax tonight a crash injured a child and a morning commuting mass in loudoun county. you can see the video. leesburg wasd in in both directions vehicle crash two- which happens after 8:00. adults and a 3-year-old were the hospital. their injuries are not life- threatening. if you see a police presence in arlington today, a law exercisest training place on no. 26 st. from now until 3:00 this afternoon. st.orth 26th officers will use paint ball guns and flash grenades during exercise. you might hear and see a lot of drill

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i think the best likelihood for that shower will be in the mountains and also up towards the mason-dixon line. overnight just partly cloudy and cooler with a low-down to 44 degrees. 53 down with the light winds out of the southwest. saturday, morning will be partly cloudy and pleasant with temperatures in the 50s as we head into saturday afternoon. that's when we have the chance for a sprinkle. if you get a sprinkle, it will be short lived. we are not looking at a lot of rain, nothing like we had today. the temperatures between 63 and 67 degrees with the southwest breeze at five to ten miles per hour. through the zones we will look at temperatures close to normal. 67 in leesburg and 66 in warrenton and 62 in come ber ton and to the beltway the temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. 68 in andrews air force base and 67 in baltimore. the temperatures won't move very much during the overnight hours and into tomorrow. partly cloudy for the it were's game and playing at nc state, 67 in college park. code green conditions, nice. 67 with lots of sunshine on sunday. 74 on monday. and temperatures

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but most of this if not all of it will stay north of the mason- dixon line.hile the front is expected to come through late this afternoon, the threat of any showers with it will be very low. we'll get rid of the early clouds, sun sine for the mimedz of -- turn sunny for the middle of the day and the afternoon. here comes this front about 6:45 or so of clouds. some colder air moves in tonight. the mountains well west of here, far western maryland and west virginia will see some freeze watches for tonight. then tomorrow will be a sunny day and just a little bit cooler. highs in the low to mid-60s. the forecast nice. early clouds and fog. we turn sunny, 71. tonight mid-40s in town with mid- to upper 30s north and west. tomorrow 64. it will be cool. again 30s and 40s friday morning but friday sunny, 66. your weekend good news. saturday 68. sunday skins and ravens both home, 77 with mid-70s monday. we'll see if a storm or not develops, whether or not it develops on the coast late monday into tuesday. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> 6:48. time to answer today's q

. >> reporter: we all know the mason dixon line separates the north from the south, but what line divides nats from o's fans? if you would like to weigh in go to our wusa9 facebook page. >> the success has been a good thing for local businesses, specifically sports bars and restaurants with big screen televisions. the argue ngata -- the restaurant in dc is one of countless places where people gather to watch the games. sunday was a big day, not just because of all the games on television but it was also the first day dc bars and restaurants could stay open until 4:00 in the morning the day before columbus day, as well as vet tan -- veteran's day, thanksgiving and christmas. >> i think dc is getting young and hipper, they say. i think people are out later now. when it is going to be good, i don't know. i don't think anybody knows, at this point. >> i guess a lot of folks are rolling home at there point. 42 establishments applied for and were given licenses to stay open until 4:00. >>> the sentencing hearing for jerry sandusky is scheduled to begin tomorrow. the tomorrow mer penn state assi

unbelievably they are trying to rob the grandmother of medical marijuana, growing in her backyard, out in dixon, california. and they emptied a can of bear spray on thee of the young men, including a thug who was pointing a shotgun at her. >> i didn't realize it until it was all over with and how dangerous it was. >> it turned out okay. all 13 intruders took out running. >>> a live look outside right now. topper comes along with just a moment for you in your full forecast. >>> a deadly meningitis outbreak claims a victim in maryland will tell you where that had be coming from. it's coming up next. >>> an outbreak of a rare form of meningitis. expected to grow. 26 people in five states have already gotten sick including five who died. one of those deceased is right here in maryland. the outbreak was discovered in tennessee where 18 cases have been reported. there are also a handful of cases in virginia, maryland, florida, and north carolina. all of those victims got sick after getting steroid injections. >> some of us have seen anything like this where in medication injected into the cerebral sp

got a freeze warning now north of the mason-dixon line. we're under a freeze watch in our northern western counties here. does include montgomery county and fairfax and prince william over to fauquier and loudoun and frederick. everybody along i-70 and along i-81. these will be upgraded later this afternoon to either freeze warnings or maybe just a frost or freeze advisory here depending on how cold the national weather service thinks things are going to get. upper 20s to into 30, 31, 32. right now we have a lot of wind. eight gusting near 30 miles an hour in hagerstown and martinsburg. i've seen gusts at dulles and national in the 20 mile an hour range. that will be the case for this afternoon. the gusty winds and slowly falling temperatures. look at the chill here. it's 39 in oakland. 52 cumberland. we're 65. this cooler air slowly working its way toward us. as lieu outside on the weather -- as you look outside on the weather camera, it's a beautiful afternoon. brink. we have dry air, humidity 37% and the sustained winds are gusting to 2

chris: like the old motorcades with ike and dixon, the canons of new york. i love it. tell me something i don't know. >> early voting, as we all know, has been going on, and we're starting to get some indication of how it's going. over half a million votes have already been cast. both sides are spinning the numbers. so far it looks like republicans are doing better than they did in 2008 and the democrats are doing better also, solt margin is smaller than it was at some points in 2008. republicans do better with mail-in votes and democrats better with in person. >> they are doing tons of events across the country. given up two days a week to stump for this president. chris: mayor of san antonio. he was the star. >> touring historically by colleges and universities. >> there's one question that hasn't been asked that needs to be asked. which of george w. bush's policies do you disagree with? how will the administration be different than the last republican administration? chris: when we come back, can president obama put the questions about libya and president obama put

dixon running it up. potomac walking off. potomac winning it 27-21 in a thriller. >> coming back to where we've been the last seven years, we have no stadium. we come over here and win this and win a championship and it's fantastic. i'm so proud of what they've done. >> all right. let's move on here. yorktown hosting mount vernon. you know, i'll tell you what, mjd might busted up in the pros, but mjf is doing good in high school. mj stewart in. can't touch this. until right there. hawkins down after a 21-yard run. what can he do for you? score. patriots win 27-35 -- 35, excuse me, to nothing. june has them bawling over at anacostia. this is him doing his best sanders impersonation. you can't touch that. indians stuck it in the end zone several times tonight. the

. >> reporter: we all know that the mason dixon line separates the north from the south but what line's fans? if you would like to weigh in go to our wusa 9 facebook page. andrea mccarren, 9news. >> here on the weekend crew we're pulling for a beltway world series. we asked our facebook and twitter series about divided family loyalty when it comes to sports. here are some of the responses. we got a couple. joanne says, for me it's residence. i live in maryland so go o's. linda says, fair weather fans who couldn't hang in with the o's, less than .500 record all those areas, jumped over to the nats. those with heart are still o's fans. that's right, she said it. we're nats fans, most of us here. visit wusa 9.com, add your comments and see what other people think. >>> turning elsewhere a fallen power line disrupts service on metro's red line. the power line came down near the brooklyn metro station. that caused the transit agency to shut down red line service at about 4:30 this afternoon between fort taunton and rhode island avenue. red line service was resumed after a few hours. >>> the

that is in response to the center of what once was hurricane sandy moving across the mason dixon dine. we are starting to see the radar fill back in. toward the west tremendous rain, south and west of town, that is where there is close to ten inches of rain, i'll show you that map in the weather bug system. out to the west, notice what is going on, towards west virginia. deep creek, the cold air is wrapping in behind the system and it is dragging in older air into the back side. it is mild to the north of the system and with the massive storm surge near new york and that is producing blizzard-like conditions to the west, impressive storm that continues to now fill back in. i do think that will continue to see some flooding rains coming in the picture. here is the radar shot, 11:22. notice the bands starting to set back up. elkton, cecil county, you see another recharge of the band of showers moving through, steady showers and gusty winds. draw your attention just towards the east, this is another band that has to swing through here during the course of the overnight. that could drop i

it will continue to the west, right along the mason dixon line. let's zoom on in. you can see this band here, a fairly heavy band of rain and wind continuing across the region. washington, down toward waldorf and winchester. southern fair fax county around springfield, over towards centerville, back to the west. around gainsville seeing some fairly heavy rain and ha is only going to continue as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. the winds, we're almost done with the winds. at least half way through. but the trees are still going to be sr. susceptible. the ground is so saturated, it's no longer able to hold the trees up. we're going to continue to see that. we still have a 60 mile an hour wind gust. this reported for two hours in a row. 47 in washington. 48 miles an hour over towards the baltimore region and down toward pax river, around 43 miles per hour. i want to show you the windchill. we're talking about a land falling hurricane. it ee's not unusual to see a st in oblgt. but it is unusual to see these numbers on the backside of a hurricane. the w

north of the mason dixon line. through the course unfortunate the day tuesday.real chance for rain here in town. i don't think. overnight. rest of the overnight. clear skies.

. >> students at dixon medical remember kyle morton and his father today.y were killed this weekend when their single-engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff. >> tonight could be the night at the nationals clinch the title. they are already in the playoffs but with three games left in the regular season, one more win would let them win the division title. they would also get it if the braves lose one of their last games. >> a look at the presidential debate prep + new details on the massive peanut butter recall to night at 6:30 p.m. hello, dan. great to see you. this is a really big week in the presidential election. the first debate is almost here. >> clock ticking and the candidates will meet face to face finally on one stage. how are they preparing for a knockout punch? we reveal secrets from behind the scenes of their campaigns today. >> another big story you are following, it goes into school lunches all over the country and tonight there are new concerns about peanut butter. >> that's right. we're going to tell everyone what we have learned today a

hurricane over the coastal sections of new jersey and then from there into cecil county, the mason dixon line moving north. march gait city, just outside of atlantic city. wilmington, we'll take that off, but that was just outside of atlantic city. we were seeing atlantic city board walk fully under water. got those reports in earlier this morning. impressive. look and show you. again by the way, 46988 is where you can get -- we can throw that back up, but that is an important information to mass along as we are getting these power problems, power outages coming. you need our apps to let you know if there's warnings, sudden changes, if this shifts more south you need to know about that. stay connected with #uz because we are already starting to lose power. if you have power right now be prepared to lose it. current winds right now, 38 mile per hour right now, at kent island, pass river 31, 38 in crisfield. ocean city at a sustained wind at 37. notice the wind direction. north to northwest, so that will push in the water at kent island. we have a high tide in kent island this evening goin

that and instrumental detractors when i was looking at signing and they asked dixon from the nashville predators his long passes that up next and could send you the first goal early on and then just it's an honor to do grace in the second period this is like a comfortable three no wait that's the nightmare for metal it was far from over as three more goals were scored by unthinking stanislav and young buddhists one of the other at is going michael dunn that have a thirty nine save shutout factor are currently the leading team in the k h l and on top of the eastern conference. and finally to it i'm a little bit jumpy and they were a save has become caretaker coach of the russian pentathlon team its hotel bench the squad ahead of the rio olympics after their shock failure to find the podium in london doesn't get up off the courts. russia had been the dominant nation in men's spend their phone over the buzz the cage they arrived at the london games as a red hot favorites having two time olympic champion and then amy c.v. and world number one in the rankings alexander loose soon on their s

it belongs south of the mason dixon line. don't go to the cardinals. is meat and barbecue. >> have i to move on. imogen any hints of what we can look forward to in downtown abbie? >> pbs is taken off the air. >> who did you hang out before the election?

some of the showers may skimp the mason-dixon line.ur forecast today, upper 50's this morning and 71 degrees at midday and 77 degrees at 5:00 p.m. >> it is not so bad loudoun county, prince william, and fairfax county. there is volume we have on 395 and the beltway through landmark a slowing at the 14th street bridge. baron cameron has an accident and old georgetown road, the inner loop passed to7027270, it is very slow. >> 6:43 and 52 degrees outside. we will give you a sneak peek at what happened last night during the debate. >> jonathan allen will join us to talk about who may have grabbed [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i need your help... i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. well...everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe well...i'm not at liberty to give that out but we do use tender chunks of white meat chicken in an herb & spice broth. come on that's it? i need the recipe. you gotta help me out! [ clears his throat ] [

it belongs south of the mason dixon line. don't go to the cardinals.s meat and barbecue. >> have i to move on. imogen any hints of what we can look forward to in downtown abbie? >> pbs is taken off the air. >> who did you hang out before the election? >> marion barry. >> dan, where will you be? >> laughs in kirkland, washington november 1st to the third. >> i have no idea what you said. >> laughs in irk c land. in kirkland, washington.

we need to get you above the mason-dixon line because i can't find any sonics.n will that happen? >> we have some south of the ran north of you and west of view. we will make arrangements for that. we would love to share that with you. liz: i have your eyes drinks but more importantly let's get your numbers the, you beat the top and bottom line, you have some pretty decent numbers here. how is the consumer doing? >> the consumer is challenged from a variety of directions from household that standpoint and levels of employment. is a challenging environment. as it relates to our industry and sonic in particular the consumer benefited from the fact that through this recession we have gone a great distance to improve the quality of food and service and bring pricing strategies that we didn't have before the recession. the consumer has benefited from efforts of companies like ours but it is a challenging environment and for all of us. liz: when commodities are hitting all-time highs and the lot of commodities going to the food that you offer you guys said in your gui

. >> reporter: we all know the mason dixon line separates the north from the south, but what line divides nats from o's fans? if you would like to weigh in, go to our wusa9 facebook page. andrea mccarron, 9news. >>> let's have some fun according to an article in usa today, people who play this game will live four and a half years longer than the people who don't. is it tennis, golf or softball? >> here's a look at a response you boasted on the wusa9 facebook fan page. richard wrote from my point of view i would say neither anor b. i say c, because tennis and golf are expensive sports and with softball you have more physical work than golf or tennis. i would say c. >> well played. log on to wusa9's facebook fan page, we'll have the answer about an hour from now. stay with us. >>> you'll definitely need a jacket today for the morning and you might even need a little rain gear. the clouds are starting to move in. by 9:00 i think we'll be cloudy everywhere again, maybe still 39 in winchester, but closer to 50 right on the bay in annapolis. a couple of showers break out here north and west of

the mason-dixon line still shows up en masse. but some think it is better to be on the southern side. how much better? the numbers do not lie. according to the latest census figures, the south was the fastest growing, up 14%. that is why factories open in southern states like alabama. that is why atlanta, georgia, is a hub of international media and commerce. the american liberal ensconced in his decaying but calculus hates the south. whether it is germany, outstripping korea, hong kong, taiwan, singapore, outshining impoverish malaysia. this has been the universal truth of history. .. we will be liberals hate success for a number of reasons, including the fact that they hate competition and everything that comes with it. too liberal there is no such thing as true competition, and is assisting as letting a valuable life lesson from losing in fact, losers must be told that they are not run or that they lost because to do so would hurt their precious self-esteem. a mindset that is running release. if everyone is special what you're

there are a few showers along willason-dixon line that stick to our north.tly sunny skies and our high temperature between 75-80 degrees perhaps a warmer temperatures will cool for the rest of the week. big changes for the weekend. back at 8:56. [ mitt romney ] we have to work on a collaborative basis. look, the reason i'm in this race is there are people that are really hurting today in this country. and we facece this deficit -- could crush thehe fututure generations. and republicans and democrats both love america but we need to have leadership -- leadership in washington that will actually bring people together and get the job done and could not care less if it's a republican or a democrat. i've done it before, i'll do it aga. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ >>> taylor swift. how about it, for taylor swift, this morning, guys? [ cheers and applause ] this is fantastic. this is such a great morning out here. good morning, america. good morning, times square. we want everyone at home right now to see what you'd see if you were standing up

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could be straddling the maryland-pennsylvania border, mason-dixon line through the morning showers. 47 in martinsburg but 51 luray. yesterday they were in the mid- 30s. 46 manassas. 48 in cambridge. and 47 la plata. so some 40s out there but certainly a lot warmer than yesterday morning and this afternoon check out these highs. mid-70s on the bay but the rest of us upper 70s, even 80 'ish in fredricksburg. 5:29. over to monika with timesaver traffic. >>> northbound route 301 at central avenue, watch out for the accident in the left lane on the northbound side of route 301. on the north side of town, things are looking great. no problems out of college park heading west on the beltway. a few little brake lights forming in silver spring and then you're set free in bethesda. no problems on 270 or i-95. we'll show you what it looks like first here at the american legion bridge on the west side of town. this is a good indication of what it looks like between bethesda and tysons corner along west side of 495. let's go back over to our maps. first of all if you're planning to head inbound, no

looks like most of the rain will stay in the mountains and north of the mason-dixon line. as the front comes through, other than the wind shift you're going to notice, you're going to feel the winds kick up. probably won't notice much else going on except passing clouds. partly to mostly sunny this afternoon and clear and cold tonight. temperatures mainly in the 30s. watch out. get your plants inside if you care about them. north and west of town. they could be harmed by the cold. 63 today with the breeze. the winds could gust out of 20. tonight down to the 30s, 40s in town. 62 on saturday. a nice day. sunday even nicer i think. 74. the reds skins are home. the ravens are home on sunday. weather should be great for that. maybe a couple of showers on monday and back to the 60s on tuesday. michael, over to you. >> howard out on the weather terrace, your territory here. i don't know if you can see it on tv but you can see your breath out here. it's 48 degrees. the big frosts are just a couple of weeks away most likely. howard will keep you up to date on that. but did you know

he grew up a juan dixon fan and really like what the maryland coach was selling.ft for the terps. meanwhile, thanks to 239 all purpose yards from freshman sensation, stephan digs. the terps' football team coming off a win against virginia on saturday. maryland now 4-2, heading into there week's homecoming match-up against nc state. the terms' 2-0 for the first time since 2001. a very impressive start. by head coach randy edsell, not getting ahead of himself. >> right now, we just, i just worry about taking one game at a time. and then when that game is over, you win it. you put it in the bank and you gain interest. and that's what we've just tried to talk to the guys about. just hey, we've got four wins. four wins isn't enough to accomplish the goals that we want to accomplish. and the only thing that we're focused on right now is just trying to find a way to beat nc state on saturday. >> the maryland football coach, i know how much both of you love facebook and twitter. i would love to invite you to join in a little game we're having. we're trying to come over wi

a quick shower possible, especially in hagerstown and other areas along the mason dixon line. and then the cold front starts to slip through. so our high temperature will actually be in the early afternoon tomorrow. before this cold front starts to move through and the change and the atmosphere by dinner time. so the showers have moved off to the south and east and then as we head into sunday, we'll watch some cloud cover moving in in the morning hours and then the rain really can become heavy at times as we move into the afternoon. see these pockets of yellow here? that indicates some heavier and steadier rain. in the district, we could see an inch of rain. so overnight tonight, clear and comfortable. another nice night with low humidity. 53 to 62 for your overnight lows and as we head into the morning hours, it will be nice out there for saturday. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, but saturday afternoon, that's when the clouds are going to increase and we could see a shower or a thunderstorm with highs between 70 and 78 degrees. so a little bit closer to normal tomorrow. stil