hi, adam. >> hey, doreen. the transportation closures from the storm getting to a level that most of us have never seen before. on the rails, metro, marc, vre, amtrak northeast corridor shut down tomorrow. as far as metro go back to 2003 to find such a shutdown during hurricane isabelle. no trains, no buses running monday. >> i would urge customers to heed the public warnings and avoid traveling entirely. bestsafest place to be, at home, a loved one's. shelter in place for a period of time until the storm passes through and it is staff to come out. >> reporter: if your only means of transportation is the metro system you may be going nowhere a couple dates. this could very well last into tuesday. >> oh, man, how am i going to got to work. they can't do that? can they? >> i don't have a car. so this is my only method to commute. >> what are you going to do? >> going to my girlfriend's place. she has a car. >> reporter: on the road many drivers trying to get away from the eastern shore. bay bridge officials will

. >> reporter: hi, doreen. two hours north of last night's debate site, we came up here to price hill chili in cincinnati. the family owns a great place to eat in a key county in a key state. a good place to gauge the effects of the debate. the election could hinge on hamilton county, ohio. cincinnati chili stays the local lunch favorite. but cincinnati voters swing between parties. barack obama won here in '08. but republicans tracy and tony are relieved today. >> last night's debate is not going to hurt us in this county. >> congressman ryan held his own. >> reporter: ollie figures biden won. >> i will vote for obama, period. >> last night helped? >> just convinced it. >> reporter: paul ryan was upbeat this morning. >> i feel great. >> reporter: in danville last night, ryan drank a lot of water but didn't sound nervous. >> job growth in september was slower han in august. >> reporter: joe biden smiled a lot. some say condescendingly. >> 5.2 million new jobs. >> reporter: he denied a cover-up of an al qaeda at

hi, jackie. >> reporter: hello, doreen. know, the folks in this neighborhood, take a look at this sign over to my left, they have power. the reason they have power is the hard work that we witnessed a short time earlier. i think we have pictures to show you of the dominion power crews out here just as it was getting dark, after a tree was removed that had fallen down in georgetown court this afternoon when the wind picked up, brought down power lines. those crews got in there, up on the buckets in these high winds in the torrential rain, in a very dangerous job. and worked so they could get the lights back on to the people in this neighborhood. and then they packed up and took off and west to another one. even while this storm is going on, they're working to get the power back on. but the local utilities do tell us that once we get to the very serious part of the wind, it makes that job of going up in the bucket trucks too dangerous and they're not able to do that. again, we're starting to hear reports of more and more tree

. >> reporter: that's right, doreen. better safe than sorry. that's how the district is going to play this season. how bad will the winter be. last winter we got lucky. what's it going to be like this year? >> i heard it's going to snow a lot. >> reporter: a snowy forecast, the popular pick here in the district. >> we're having a cool fall, which i think is going to get very bad and the winter's going to be horrible. >> reporter: there are predictions that we could see above-average snowfall. you can certainly remember back to snowmageddon, or forget it if it's too painful, one blizzard following the next. but those kinds of storms are rare. here in the d.c. region, the national weather service said normal snowfall for the year is about 14.5 inches. city leaders held a meeting to talk winter weather preparations. >> up to about 18 to 20 inches of snow, i feel very comfortable about what we can do. it's when you get above that when it becomes a little shaky. >> right. >> reporter: the city does have some new tricks up its sleeve. in addition to

. >> hey there, doreen. that's right, it will be a little wet here coming over the next couple of hours. as showers move on into our area, and continue moving on through. look at this. we've got a big batch of rain sitting down to the south, around the charleston area of virginia, and west virginia, roanoke, virginia, all this headed to the northeast right through our area. it's a little wet right now. you can see the scattered showers around frederick and into d.c., on down to the south. it's only going to turn a bit sogier as we go through our evening. north of bethesda, d.c., kettering looking at some showers. the forecast for the game, let's play ball, right? 7:05 first pitch. scattered showers. but mainly light showers around our area. dropping from the upper 60s to the mid-60s, so it will be a little wet, but i can't see this game being canceled because of the weather at all. >> thank you, veronica. >>> it's what everybody hoped for when baseball returned to washington six years ago. tonight, the nats

. >> reporter: hi, doreen. baseball's all a history. and fans are hoping that the history they witnessed yesterday will repeat itself tonight. she saw it. >> incredible hit, yes. he wanted that home run. >> reporter: so did he. >> absolute elation. i was jubilant. >> reporter: in nationals baseball lore, this could be known as the at-bat. bottom of the ninth, score tied, jayson werth files off pitch after pitch. and then walk-off home run. >> looking up! way back! it's gone! >> reporter: i'm not one to be superstitious. just saying that yesterday was the -- >> tenth month. >> reporter: and the -- >> 11th day. >> reporter: in the -- >> 12th year. >> 13th pitch. >> reporter: so with 13 a lucky number? >> absolutely. >> reporter: when he hit that home run, what was the feeling in your heart? >> i was almost ready to cry. like i am right now talking about it. it was such a good feeling. >> reporter: this is bob. he's been a season ticket holder for seven years. he saw it, too. he recorded werth's victory lap on his iphone. >> you just could

and how cool would that be to say, you know, oh, my gosh, i ran a marathon once in my life. >> doreen gentzler, news4. >> and news4 will be, of course, rooting her on. >>> in other news4 for your health, brookly and brussels sprouts might be the secret to fighting breast cancer. researchers say a compound derived from vegetables has been successful in fighting triple negative breast cancer. the triple negative type accounts for about 20% of all breast cancers, and is one of the most aggressive. experts say the veggie compound is less toxic than current treatments. they hope it can be made available in pill form soon for daily use. >>> you might call it a workout with a little sex appeal. a new exercise called lava-licious is a burlesque dance class that lets women tone and shape their bodies. angie goff got a chance to check it out and she asked, what's your workout. >> it's a deep workout. with a sultry twist. a taboo bar class called the lava-licious. >> we've taken the ballet bar and made it into a pole. in a sense. and ladies can get a really incredible workout while feeling good

. >> reporter: doreen, we're going to show you parts of that tape. this is where they say the conversation was secretly recorded. starting inside this restaurant and out here around the corner inside the officer's of the democratic group organizing for america. >>> released this afternoon by project varitas. the tape shows a worker asking the man identified as patrick moran. he says he's a concerned democrat looking for a way to skirt virginia voter id laws by casting phony ballots for people who are unlikely to show up at the polls. at time, moran tries to encourage focusing, instead, on a legitimate get-out-the-vote effort. but within minutes of the tape, patrick moran quit. >> reporter: moran's father, jim, is the long-time virginia congressman from the 8th district whose campaign tonight says patrick is well-liked and well respected member of the campaign team. this incident was clearly an error in judgment. i spoke tonight by phone with the controversial head with project varitas whose undercover operations were done in the pastz. >> it's a prob

>> reporter: doreen, this is no sneak attack storm. there's been plenty of warning, plenty of time to plan. this is a chance for pepco to prove itself. with sandy on its way here, what's your biggest concern? >> hope we don't lose power. >> reporter: what do you fear most? >> losing power like we always do. >> we're worried about power. >> reporter: last-minute pepco prep, linemen out working the wires. and you're from where? >> alabama. >> reporter: and you're ready for sandy? >> i was born ready. >> reporter: tree trimmers out doing what tree trimmers do. it appears these days in some places the choice is trees or power. >> i choose electricity. the day and age we live in now, we need electricity. >> i wish they would put the stuff underground and then we wouldn't have to make that choice. >> i like the trees. but the tree won't keep my tv on and i can't cook my dinner, unless i go out and build a fire. >> reporter: the warning, at the pepco emergency command center, some serious words about this hurricane-force storm. >> a hurricane

. >> i'm doreen. we've grot some game 5 drama going on. the city is buzzing as the nats hope to keep their world series dreams alive. it all comes down to tonight. fans are ready hoping to come up with a win against the reigning champions of baseball. >> it was all the way back in 1933, i wasn't even around then. as it turns out, that 1933 world series was between the snat tors and the new york giants, remember them? now the los angeles giants -- new york giants. i'm sorry. did i say los angeles? los angeles is the dodgers. anyway, it's the giants that this team will be playing when they win this game tonight. >> we got to go inside. we've been inside for a while watching some of the game. nats park is packed. it's a sell-out crowd. they sold the standing room only tickets this morning. those were gone very, very quickly. it's a huge and enthusiastic crowd in there tonight. >> they're jumping, they're hot. they're waving those red towels. >> we've been here for a good bit of time. i'll tell you, it was very unexpected to see the offensive

hey, v.j. >> hey there, doreen and jim. yeah, we're going to move through several seasons over the next couple of days, believe it or not. so, yeah, a lot of folks enjoying today. absolutely gorgeous conditions now that we've got the front out of here. the fog from this morning, too, again, and that cloud cover. temperatures still hanging out in the 70s, from 75 in gaithersburg, to 79 in manassas. 80 down south in fredericksburg, virginia. overnight it gets a little cool. then we warm up again. major changes will be coming our way this weekend. again, we're going to move through a couple of different seasons. the latest on this crazy weather coming up. >>> coming up, turkey takes decisive new action after a deadly syrian mortar strike. >>> a snake bite may have killed a virginia man in his own home. >>> we're getting our first look at the new metro escalators that will change the commute for thousands of people. >>> and a redskins fan found a way to celebrate the burgundy, gold, >>> over in veil yeah, they had a fire that f

>> reporter: hey, doreen. well, just how bad will the winter be, and more importantly, are we ready for what's ahead? when the snow falls, we shovel. we're told we're going to be doing a lot of shoveling. >> i've heard it's going to be worse than usual. and they're taking steps to prepare. >> you can certainly remember back to snowmageddon, or forget it if it's too painful. one blizzard following the next. but those kinds of storms are rare. here in the d.c. region, the national weather service said normal snowfall for the year is about 14.5 inches. still, transportation leaders are planning for a winter of above-average snowfall. a meeting today on a warm mid-october day about snow preparations. >> up to about 18 to 20 inches of snow, i feel very comfortable about what we can do. it when you get above that when it becomes a little shaky. >> reporter: some things are new this year. . in addition to new trucks, the city also has new plows for the trucks. these are a mixture of rubber and ceramic. they're suppos

. >> reporter: hi, doreen, thanks. danville, kentucky, there's more pressure on joe biden. a lot of democrats hoping he can get their campaign back on track. in danville, a college town that hosts tonight's debate, local voters say they'll tune in. >> i want ryan to be able to express what we want for our country. like romney did in the presidential debate. >> i think it will help obama if joe biden does well. >> reporter: with the debate hall at center call, paul ryan arrived, a 42-year-old republican whiz kid set to face a 69-year-old democratic debate veteran. >> joe biden's been on this stage before. this is my first time. but what he can't run from is president obama's indefensible record. >> reporter: the vice president sometimes hurts team obama with gaffes, with trademark bravado, that he won't dodge. >> looking forward to it. >> reporter: the stakes in danville look higher after last week's debate in denver. >> the reason is that mitt romney's developed significant momentum from his debate performance against barack obama last week. >> reporter: romney, who last ni

doreen? >> thanks. >>> for the first time tonight, congress pman jim more ran is picking out about the scandal that forced his son to resign from his campaign. ridden camera from the group project vare atoss shows the 23-year-old patrick moran discussing how someone could vote illegally in virginia n. a statement, his father congressman moran says he doesn't condone the actions of the right-wing organization, but he says the conversation reflected a serious error in judgment. arlington police say they are investigating possible voter fraud after the release of that tape. >>> race for the white house now. and a change in the polls. tonight, mitt romney has edged ahead of president obama. in the latest "washington post"/abc news poll, romney is leading 50% to 47% among likely voters. that marks the first time that romney has reached 50%. romney also led among independents. independents will likely decide the election in battleground states such as florida, ohio and virginia. >> president obama

. >> doreen, after repeated attempts to obtain this video from metro through a public records request, the transit agency still says no. it is shocking. a metro bus making a left turn hitting a woman in a crosswalk, knocking her over. another bus rolling down a street, narrowly avoiding hitting a little girl running behind an ice cream truck. operators on cell phones, a direct violation of metro policy. metro showed the video exclusively to news4 after a public access to records request that says the public can't view it. why? >> you feel like bus operators are safe out on the road? >> i think they are. there's always a situation where somebody blinks or is not paying total attention and we deal with that when we need to. we're focusing on driving one block at a time. >> reporter: dozens of collisions, close calls and traffic violations are on file, and keep in mind these all happened over a one-month stretch this past summer. even though this similar video was released just this year, metro's pulling back from releasing this type of video. the transit agency says drive cam now solely

doreen? >> dan, see you in a few minutes. thank you. today's game racked up at the height of the evening rush hour. it caused a big backup for people trying to get home. d.c. trmgs officials are encouraging drivers to avoid roads around the stadium. they also suggest fans try to stay late after the game to avoid creating more congestion. dozens of traffic control officers have also been stationed around the park to help prevent accidents. >>> we hope you'll stay with news4 for continuing coverage of the nats play-off run. the report is ahead in our next half hour. >>> the d.c. police are investigating what led to a deadly shooting in northeast d.c. today. an officer heard shots near that 1100 block of 8th street about 4:00 this afternoon. he found a man shot in an alley. police chief kathy lanier said the officers responded quickly but they're still looking for information. >> this is a busy time of afternoon. broad daylight. anyone that saw something that looked out of around ten to 4:00 this afternoon, persons running from the area, p

thanks. >> doreen didn't even break a sweat. >> she looked perfect. flawless.risk 30-minute walk -- >> we don't want to think about it. >> don't get into that. okay. she did touch on the weather. we saw earlier the leaves were coming down pretty hard. they were blowing in the wind. quite the change out there. still not a good reason just to stay home. >> it's not going to be washed out. that is the most important thing. these are not rain making clouds. so you don't need to worry about that. if you're doing things both today and tomorrow, tomorrow is looking a little bit prettier from a sunshine perspective. we'll talk about the ins and outs of yo [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents fabulous but...when i add chicken, barbecue sauce... and cheese...and roll it up woo-wee! i've made a barbecue chicken crescent chow down. pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin.

>> doreen, first time young and many of them undecided voters. here at george mason university in fairfax. they were not shy. >> quick show of hands, for how many of you is this your first presidential election? many of you watching this first debate anxious to get beyond first impressions. >> i'm pretty sure this is exactly what i'm looking for. >> i'm trying to see how i could get a better chance to pay for my college education. >> they're both bashing each other. i might as well watch this. >> some came with their minds made up. >> well, i know people are going to be going all out on the blog. so i'm going to be comining bac with cracks. >> i'm not getting a sense of obama as commander in chief. romney is really laying it down and he's really being very ke tail detailed, for once. >> i became a lot more informed. >> i liked when we were talking about the health care stuff and something about the middle class because i'm middle class. >> i think that both of them had really well-structured argume s arguments. but the small differences are going

. >> hey, doreen. that is for sure. you know, today was one of those days where i really hope you took it all in and maybe got a walk or jog in because we did hit 80 degrees today and i think the last 80 degree day in quite some time now. but, stellar. that was the day today. and look at outside right now. we still have gorgeous weather out there with mostly clear sky as the sun gets ready to dough down. we're talking about nice conditions here for your evening between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. we'll fall down to the upper 60s to low 70s and great start to the day tomorrow and this weekend, oh, the changes that we're going to see coming. this will be the biggest thing to happen weather wise in months. the details coming up. >>> coming up, syria undersiege. new fallout from the attack on a turkish town. the brother of a sniper victim talks about his family's fears in the midst of the attacks. >> we're very specific with him and asked him to use his vacation time and come home until things calm down. >> pete william from nbc ne

john nagucchi at the tourism bureau, they are not resting and you have doreen woo ho at the part and america's cup and the whole staff working because waterfront, that is where it's happening. and so they are not resting. let me tell you the results of not resting for a year. san francisco businesses have created 22,500 jobs in last year. including 13 new jobs in the technology sector alone. unemployment during the last two years when i first began as your interim mayor went from 9.6 to 7.6, two full digit points during that time. to translate that means 25,000 san franciscans are back to work this last year. and according to the recent department of labor report, san francisco, the metropolitan area had the strongest job growth in the last 12 months ending in july of 2012, and let me repeat, the strongest job growth in the country. no. 1 in the nation. [ applause ] thanks to all of you. and i also want to just share with you something that supervisors and i have been discussing intently. because i know joan was going through a lot of the projects and so was mary and when we're inves

doreen gentzler has the story. >> i broke my first bone that was documented when i was about 10 months, trying to teach myself how to walk. >> reporter: since then, 39-year-old jacqueline has broken 50 more, 50 bones, the result of falls, mishaps or even simple everyday tasks. >> my lungs are half as thick as they're supposed to be. it's harder for me to heal when i get a cut. i bruise easier. i have gotten scoliosis because of that, so i have osteoarthritis. i'm in pain. >> reporter: it's not because she's accident prone or clumsy, she has something called osteogenesis imperfecta, a disease that causes brittle bones. so why is she running? and training for the marine corps marathon? well, she's running for her life. or rather, to prove that oi patients can have some trol over their lives. >> you have to get over that fear of do i want to live my life in fear, or just live my life. >> reporter: exercising can be intimidating for a lot of oi patients, but she said it's important to exercise. she said running works best for her because as a mother of two, it's easier to fit into her busy

today's winner, doreen from damascus, maryland. congratulations, doreen. sign up for your chance to win. visit or facebook page. pretty cool. it's 6:50 right now on the dot, and i'm not sure what time it is, in the 50's. >> oh, you mean it's chilly. >> there it is, 51 degrees, there we go. we've got the monday express coming up. >> we will be right back. [ may ] el centro is located in the east end of houston. our basic services are healthcare. we have been driven by the needs of the community. what is it that they can't access? and then how can we provide access to those services? ge came in with the tools and the skills to make it even better. ♪ ♪ [ may ] because of the ge foundation we've been able to see 2,000 more patients. that's 2,000 opportunities to make people better. krystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day sis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of f legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. two weeks to go until election day. and vice president biden wrapped up a rally in dayton, ohio, while bruce springsteen campaigned on their behalf in charlottesville,

our very own doreen gentzler is up early for this event. we'll take you there live, next. >>> hi everyone. welcome to news 4 today. i'm richard jordan. >> i'm angie goff. it is saturday, october 20th, 2012. we all want to know about the weather because there are a lot of great outdoor events today. >> let's go to team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning to you once again. yes indeed so many things going on today. howard's home coming, i think i heard you mention maryland's home coming. also great fall color along sky line drive so a million things you could be doing. i think you'll find the weather fairly cooperative. we're off to a quiet start this morning. skies are generally clear right now overhead. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s though. 46 in frederick, maryland. 46 degrees in germantown this morning. 52 in annapolis. 49 down in charlottesville. nothing too close to us on radar. rain drops across parts of ohio and western pennsylvania should be staying clear of us. if you're going up to the mountains of west virginia today

doreen knows this at gut level, but winning the votes of women is complicated for both political campaigns. they figure it involves jobs, and then equality in the workplace. respect, and reproductive rights. focusing on women, president obama went to new hampshire, another swing state where he's lost the lead with time running out. >> 19 days, new hampshire. >> reporter: the president figures a key to a comeback is women. he lost his big advantage with women nationally after the first debate. in the second debate, tuesday, mitt romney boasted he'd ask the help of women's groups to staff his massachusetts governor's office. >> they brought us whole binders full of women. mine had more women and senior leadership positions than any state in america. >> reporter: that, said mr. obama today, is a difference between him and mr. romney. >> we don't have to order up some binders to find qualified, talented, driven young women. >> reporter: what about equal pay for women? >> governor romney still won't say whether or not he supported a law to protect that right. >> reporter: a countermove in the f

we found a way to get back to here. >>> doreen's hoping cardinals win, right?right. >> the guys beat us. >> it's a 50/50 split, i think. some people are heart broken. >>> terrapins are looking to do something this weekend they haven't done since 1985. that's go 3-0 in the conference. nc state is coming to bird stadium, the terps homecoming weekend. maryland hoping they have a lot to celebrate soon. they're a couple of wins away from becoming bowl eligible. but it's far from the team's mind-set. >> it would be important to me. but to a certain extent i'm just taking every game, one game at a time, trying to get better each week. the goal is a bowl game. and all of us have that. but it's getting better each weekend. i look forward to it. if we get bowl eligible, i'm happy, but if we don't, continue to work hard. >> we have to continue to remember, how did we get to where we're at right now. and we got here because we've taken it one day at a time, taken it one meeting at a time, one practice at a time. and we've gone out and worked very, very hard. and that's wha

>> doreen, this started with a video eleased today by an activist group. we'll show you a portion of that video. the group said patrick moran was caught discussing how to forge utility bills to get around virginia's voter i.d. law. voters are required to show i.d. when they arrive at the polls, but a utility bill could be enough. the moran campaign has not confirmed this video is authentic. but this evening, patrick moran released this brief statement. effective immediately, i have resigned from the moran for congress campaign. minutes ago congressman moran's campaign released this statement. quote, patrick is well liked, and was a well respected member of the campaign team. this incident, however, was clearly an error in judgment. the campaign has accepted patrick's resignation effective immediately. the group behind this video project, project veratos, you may recall that purportedly showed voter fraud involving a.c.o.r.n. congressman moran has been in office more than two decades and represents virginia's eighth district. that's the latest on the breaki

>> reporter: hey, doreen, the first post-season for washington, d.c. in 79 years will be in sant lewis. the cardinals had to win in atlanta tonight. taken to turner field. braves fans showing some love for chipper jones. top 6, cards up 3-2. holiday unloads this pitch. makes it a solo shot to left. cardinals win the first-ever kield card game 6-p. they break out the champagne. their celebration will soon be over. both day games, the first one sunday, at 3:00 p.m. which is right in the middle of the redskins game. the nats first home game will be on wednesday. >>> nationals face the cardinals seven times the regular season. they've won four of them. two of those losses came just last week. guys, that is well known as one of the toughest places to play in the major leagues. >> thanks, carol. some high school football fans got, boy, what a surprise they got in ash burn, virginia tonight. skins quarterback robert griffin, iii showed up at the game. students showed us pictures of rg3 getting pinked as the school showed its support for breast cancer awarenes

. >> doreen, it has been a long time since we've seen something this fun from a sports team. the nationals played the phillies a lot over the last few years. the phillies clinched the national league east against the nationals. tonight, the nationals had a chance to return the favor thanks to a little help from the braves. their guys couldn't get anything going. kyle kendricks was dominant. but in pittsburgh, the pirates came through. a brave's lost also meant a national league east title. fans in d.c. found out immediately as the team went back into the dug out. everybody started celebrating and then it was time for the champagne to flow. the nats, your 2012 national league east champions. >> you've been dreaming about this, i'm sure, for years. is it what you imagined it would be? >> we have a great group of guys. i love everyone on this team. for the first time, this is pretty unbelievable. it's speechless. >> reporter: that's bryce harper. he's only 19 years old. he celebrated not with champagne, not with beer, but with apple cider. 23 cases of champagne was used in the c

>> reporter: hi hi, doreen. it's a hot-button issue. do you support legislation that legalizes same-sex marriage in the state. tonight, the associate provost fie find herself in big trouble. >> everyone is sbientitled to l and rcht. >> as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. >> reporter: ads for and against question 6 flooding the air waves. now, gallaudet university is in hot water for reportedly signing a petition this past summer calling for putting question 6 on the ballot. in a statement today announcing that dr. mckaskel is put on leave. it recently came to my attention that dr. mccaskill has participated in a legislative initiative. however, other individuals feel differently. i will use the extended time while she is on administrative leave to determine the appropriate next steps. we tried to reach out to dr. mccsmc mccaskill but got no answer. >> as the president, the provost, that separation of personal and private life is kind of gon. >> that doesn't mea

but doreen says it's cold outside. so let's take a look. you want to see someplace that's real cold? colorado. how about this. the first ski resort of the season opened up today. this is a basin. they call it a basin out there. it's one of the tallest ski resorts in the country. the summit? 13,500 feet. they have one ski resort -- ksk run open and one lift. that didn't stop hundreds of people from get k out there. they take their skiing seriously. for the record today, a low of 46. we ended very nicely. the record high, 86 degrees. currently sitting at 58 degrees. last night at this time, we were down around 52. a few degrees warmer. winds out of the south around 10 miles an hour. down to 46 in frederick, 48 in leesburg. 57 down towards fredericksburg. temperatures will be a little bit warmer tomorrow morning than they were earlier this morning. but you still may need the jacket as you step out. no rain to talk about for least the next 12-18 hours. and then we'll see some things change. a big storm system, and i mean a big storm system. thi

>> reporter: yeah, doreen, we're getting just another strong burst of wind and that's what keeps bringing these trees and branchs down. some of them really small and then just a few minutes ago, this large branch came down. it snapped and just fell. right in front of our eyes. we heard a loud pop and all of the sudden, half the tree was there on the street. and then the real big one, the heavy duty one. that is that giant tree right there. this one fell onto a home here in northwest d.c. you can see the root system there. so imagine what's on the other side. that large tree fell right on to the roof of someone's home and there were two people inside. let's take you to the video. those residents were just fine. they were not hurt. nay say they were just taken by surprise. they say all of the sudden, they heard the wind picking up. it would pick up and calm down. and, in one of those moments when the wind picked up, there came this loud bang and the tree was on top of the roof and into their home. the neighbor's house also got clipped. fortunately, d.c. firefighters and police came out. the

and i want to thank the support of my commissioners here, president doreen, kim, and leslie, because we're committed. in the future i would just like to say before i'd like to have mike come up and say a word, i think we need more presentations on maritime and our clients. i think it's important. i think we need to be abreast. and we know this is a port with a lot of diversity in it from stadiums to maritime, to exploratorium. we all can coexist. madam president, i'd like to have mike come up and maybe jim wants to come up. i appreciate their efforts and hard work and professionalism [speaker not understood]. >> hello. thank you, madam president and commission. i appreciate the time. and willie, all the rest of the staff. i want to tell you, it was quite interesting for me. houston, texas is another world. california was -- [laughter] >> that was humidity, right, getting off the plane for sure. we were well received. and, again, i'd like to comment on the port, jim and peter and willie, we worked as a team in the sense our common goal is to bring work to the port of san francisco, de

. >> doreen rights that leaders should take a stand on political issues. we do not have to follow their views, but we can use them to form our own. >> another person writes, what happened to the separation of church and state? >> donna writes, no, that is what our forefathers came to this country, to separate church and state. we are going to place more comments on our website at wbaltv.com. just in time for halloween, we will tell you about a group's quest for justice 350 years after being convicted for being witches. >> find out why a school is not budging on a threat to suspend a student. you are taking a car fire. >> it is at middletown road. it is having a southbound impact. delays begin at york road. you have a right lane closure as you travel northbound on i-83. an accident at eastern avenue and 54th. biggest delays are on the west side. 19 miles -- 90 minutes to get you through the stretch from 795 to 95. he lays out of the white marsh area. >> great weather today, but things could be changing drastically. >> it depends on what happens with tropica

i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. >>> new developments in the race for the white house. two days before the first presidential debate. a new national survey that indicates a tight race between the president and republican nominee mitt romney. according to the cnn poll, if the election were held today, 50% would vote for prent

>> i was talking with doreen mogavero.st three days really we were closed monday or tuesday. you think that was the correct idea, not to just go electronically, why? >> first of all the safety of people was primary in everybody's minds. that is one thing. once you get past that what we sell here is proper pricing. what the people on the floor do is help mitigate volatility and it has been proven we do that and do that very well. in promoting more investor confidence in terms of proper pricing right? that's what we do. we don't want to open with one part of the market which is very important part of the market. you want to give good service to the clients and get the proper prices. the other thing that is very important, right, the i'm laughing, i don't know why, but the fact that we have market volatility here without us, without us. >> and you also noted there is no -- >> that is right. when something goes right, that's great. everything in perfect conditions but when something goes wrong you need people here to answer th

. >>> doreen in florida. >> caller: yes, mr. booyah, cramer, i love you. >> dr. booyah cramer, just so you know. >> i am on the rivera of florida, and i have called for ten years and never got you, now i have you. >> that's disgraceful. >> caller: i want to tell you that for ten years, you gave me that stock and it hasn't done anything, what should i do? >> to be fair, intel was doubling, doubling again, i was behind it. i have since walked away. why? it has no product portfolio being used by mobile to speak of, other than their own and that is not selling well. stuck in the world of pc so even though they got a good yield, i'm going to say don't buy. >>> leroy in minnesota. >> caller: should i buy a stock from goodyear tire, symbol gt? >> they reported the quarter, and, again, it wasn't good. this was maybe the 432nd straight -- just a number of quarters that are no good. and i tell you, not going to get me in goodyear tire. i'm not done. i'm going to go to gail in florida. >> caller: jim cramer, hi. >> how are you, gail? >> caller: i'm wondering about aegon. >>

. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the lowest jobless rate since president obama took office.e says the number shows the recovery is on the right track now. as you might expect, mitt romney holds a different view. danielle lee is on capitol hill with the veryliest. hi, danielle. >> hi, good evening. for president obama, this is proof that his policies are working. for mitt romney the unemployment rate at 7.8% doesn't tell the whole story. at a rally a in virginia a a smiling president obama took full advantage of september's job's report. >> more people entered the worc

doreen gentzler is here with details. >> hi, jim, wendy. similar to a traditional mammogram but it actually images the breast tissue in 3d. that helps doctors diagnose cancer earlier and hopefully save lives. >> he said i would be really shocked if this was not cancer. >> reporter: a cancer diagnose sis almost always surprising. when doctors recently diagnosed 58-year-old patty taylor with breast cancer, it was especially stunning because it had never shown up on her mammogram. >> which to me was astounding. just absolutely astounding. >> reporter: that's because the tumor was only 7 milliliters long which makes it difficult to pick up on a conventional mammogram. but the alexandria woman had a new type of screening. a 33 mammogram. the doctors say gives them a closer look at the breast tissue. >> the procedure is performed by having a series of very low dose images. reconstructed so that the breast tissue can be seen in as many as 60, 70, even 80 then sections or thin slices. >> reporter: conventional mammograms are two dimensional. it tak

. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim handly. >>> a frantic morning at aschool. one teenager is injured, one in custody after a stabbing at northwood high school in silver spring. news4's pat collins is at the school now where he's learned this incident may have been sparked by an argument last week. pat? >> reporter: jim, the victim is a student, so is the suspect. a stabbing at a high school, and many parents upset. >> this is ridiculous. they have my e-mail address. i should have known there was a stabbing here today. i had no idea. this is crazy. outrageous. >> reporter: this is the most unsettling sight, a student in handcuffs, led away from a high school. this, the scene today at northwood high school in silver spring, following a stabbing incident here. police looking into the possibility that the stabbing was a carryover from an argument at the school last week. now, they say it happened this morning around 11:00, right near the cafeteria, that the 18-year-old went after that

. >>> doreen in florida. >> caller: dance, mr.yah, cramer, i love you. >> stock to you, booyah, cramer, just so you know. >> i am on the rivera of florida, and i have called for ten years and never got you, now i have you. >> that's disgraceful. >> caller: i want to tell you that for ten years, you gave me that stock and it hasn't done anything, what should i do? >> to be fair, intel was doubling, doubling again, i was behind it. i have since walked about. why? it has no product portfolio being used by mobile to speak of, other than their own and that is not selling well. stuck in the world of pc so even though they got a good yield, i'm going to say don't buy. >>> lee roy in minnesota. >> caller: should i buy a stock from good year tire, symbol gt? >> they reported the quarter, and, again, it wasn't good. this was maybe the 432nd straight -- just a number of quarters that are no good. and i tell you, not going to get me in good year tire. i'm not done. i'm going to go to gail in florida. >> caller: jim cramer, hi. >> how are you,

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. here we go. biggest baseball game this city's seen in decades. one win away from advancing to the next round of the play-offs. we have live team coverage for you tonight. we begin with dan hellie on the field where the nats won last night in dramatic fashion. 3 1/2 hours away now. >> reporter: handly, the biggest game, really in almost a century if you think about it. this is what the nationals have been playing all year for. they trade four of their best prospects for a starting pitcher. jason werth $126 million. and last night, it seemed to be all worth it. jason werth was the hero as he