appropriate to the broadcaster station and he throws a fit in the private aviation terminal at dulles airport. and that's a real place of new can go there and you see it i mean it was going to instructive things as an instructive thing to spend an afternoon at the private aviation terminal at dulles airport yeah well i've actually seen a t.v. host do that about a hotel room yes it's that's that's. that's what unusual actually so . from from the mehta to the to the real i mean what actually what was the republican party like before fox news was yes and before rush limbaugh you know preeti seven prien ninety one fox news or ninety five years was. the republican ripple before the advent of fox news republicans had to speak the same language as everybody else. you know when we had a common media culture with all of its biases and prejudices and republicans had complaints about how they were treated and the unfairness of media culture and there's a there's it's true but you forced everybody to speak with certain common frames of reference and if you see if you said the incentives for being a wild

under a 10th of a mile at dulles airport, three tenths of a mile at reagan national. about half mile in gaithersburg. the fog will give way to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon with a few peaks of sunshine, high temperatures around 85. but see how traffic is dealing with it. good morning, angela. >> good morning. give extra travel time this morning. folks are taking it easy. not reporting a lot of incidents so far on the roadways. we have checked prince george's county as well as montgomery county. 270 at 109, we are seeing brake lights as you head from frederick the clarksburg. a disabled vehicle at huntington avenue on route 1. a crash on the ramp from northbound 95 - to northbound 95 from 234 dumphries. >> breaking news from syria. let's go to jummy olabanji. >> several news outlets this morning are reporting that the death toll has risen to 40 and could continue growing. and we have new video just into the newsroom out of syria. there are reports this morning that a deadly explosions were caused by three different suicide bombers who detonated explosive-packed ca

a third of an inch in gaithersburg and a quarter inch at dulles airport. no rain in the forecast today. nothing but sunshine. 52 and mostly sunny at 9:00, 62 and sunny skies at noon and 66 degrees and mostly sunny at 5:00. let's check on traffic with angela foster. >> we are very nicely for this tuesday morning drive. an excellent start. only dodging traffic cones. no accidents to report so far this morning. traveling around the beltway in maryland and virginia, in maryland, a live look at montgomery county at connecticut avenue, no work zones. the left lane is blocked in each direction crossing the northwest branch. in virginia, not much in terms of trouble spots. there's an active work zone on southbound 95 between falmouth and frederick. stay to the left. back to you. >> thank you. pipa good morning, angela. -- good morning. >> the pressure on president obama to have a better performance against mitt romney tonight. >> it's a town hall format in new york tonight with questions from the audience. >> tonight's debate will be a town hall, which means audie

it's 49 degrees in washington, 39 at dulles airport 37 in martinsburg, 34 in cumberland. cool and becoming a breezy today. highs in the mid 30's this afternoon with a northwest wind at 10-20. low 60's today in outlying areas. we have a freeze watched today infrom tonight into early saturday morning. the weekend looks agreeable, low 70's by sunday. now to angela for the commute. >> we made it to the end of the workweek. starting off pretty nicely. we are dodging construction cones. around the beltway in maryland over the northwest branch, the left lane is closed on the inner loop and outer loop. and in college park, the left lane of the exit ramp is closed. in virginia, prince william police reporting an accident between 234 and aspen ave. accident with injuries. back to you. >> thank you. our top story, an incredible finished for must win games for the nationals. jayson werth getting on walk- off-home-run in the bottom of the ninth inning sending the nationals through today's games 5. >> the winner will face the giants in the championship series. tim brant takes us back t

you and see the band of rain backend to howard and montgomery county then down towards dulles airport. that is where the drenching rain fell. 74 the high at the airport today. 72 is average. 63 is the normal low. the low 80's on the eastern shore because of this warm front tried to push up the coast meaning temperatures will not cool off much of all tonight staying mostly in the 60's near 70 with only a few spotty showers. on the oversight of this, it feels like summer. warm and muggy. wednesday, thursday, and friday after the next front from the upper midwest rise and kicks all this unsettled weather out to sea. some some trying to break through, mostly cloudy skies, risk of shower and a thunderstorm or two popping up. waves 1 foot or less and a water temperatures in the low 70's. some sun breaking through and a better chance of getting some sunshine the next few days there with highs in the upper 60's around 70. staying cloudy and the warm temperatures way above normal for early october. it thunderstorm possible for a few more days. more and muggy weather. the strong cold front arri

the wind will continue to diminish as a high-pressure system flies directly overhead. 55 at dulles airport. we are pretty much in the 50's everywhere. northwestern component to the wind. often that gives us cool temperatures. a little below average, but we the be climbing back into 70's by sunday. still a long stretch of a few days where we have unseasonably cool temperatures. sunshine with high pressure over head. this will clip us tomorrow, but notice it very much. thing that you may is ae from the cold front bit of wind. you will notice some gusty wind, particularly on friday. 62 degrees around 3:00 p.m. today. r tonight and in the evening. down,he sun goes temperatures will quit -- quickly respond and drop. here is the forecast at nationals park. starting the game at 52 degrees. if you're in the sun, you will be comfortable, but then the once there will drop sun goes down. the wind will not be a factor, the hitters will still have with for the deal to theeven innings due 4:00 start time. mostly clear overnight. to startdowntown tomorrow. beginningwalk tomorrow. not any rain. have to br

dulles airport, about average. normally dulles area down below 40 degrees for the first time somewhere right here in the middle of october. as far as a freeze goes, well, we haven't made it down to freezing yet at dulles airport. 43 at national airport. winds out of the northeast averaging 8 miles per hour. 36 in leesburg. 32 in manassas. 38 fredericksburg. so the further north and west you go definitely the colder it is. petersburg, west virginia 28 degrees. meanwhile bayside the midshipmen in annapolis 47 degrees this morning. nary a cloud to be found on your saturday. awfully pretty to be outside but temperatures will struggle to get into the low 60s. that is almost 10 degrees cooler than average. frost and freeze advisories are still out for the next couple of hours. really the spots to be most careful about are northern maryland out into the panhandle of west virginia first thing this morning. nothing showing up on doppler. it will be 100% rain free today. nothing to worry about around here today. even tomorrow

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. >> air force two, which was caring pratt -- joe biden it had to land at dulles airport due to low visibilitya safety precautions. the vice pratthe fog rolled in as the rain came to an end. many of you had to deal with that thought in the morning. bob ryan will look at that for a spirit? that is true. it will be one of those mornings where sunspots will be relatively good visibility by the response, let me show you how the fog will roland. -- roll in. here is the current visibility. less than a mile. it is really some locally dense fog. for tomorrow morning posses rush hour bad visibility. there could be morning flight de for small morning, heading out to work, some early morning fog. that will mean some delays, i think. plan accordingly by the time we get into the afternoon, it may feel more like august. tomorrow morning i think somebody delays. ? we will be back to you in a bid for that. meanwhile, there is a new showdown. the redskins rolled the dice now by taking a very public stance. it supports question 7 garrett? a neighbor is being helped, the national harbor. j. kidd fourth with the

we're below a half a mile at dulles airport. so, the forecast will bring in dense fog and patchy fog potentially lasting into your morning commute, but overnight there will be fog to deal with and maybe a few showers. when will the whole system begin to clear out. we'll talk about it. >> new tonight an owings mills man is behind bars charged with sexual assaulting a pair of 14-year-old boys. >> the same man worked as a volunteer firefighter and has been suspended. >> reporter: at 23 years old, anthony cottle had not reached the end of his probation as a recent hire working out of station number five in halethorpe. he also served as a volunteer at the lansdowne fire house on laverne avenue. his services at both came to an abrult halt after allegations that he sexually abused two young boys. >> he sexually abused them while living at the home. the investigation subsequently revealed that the suspect had also sexually assaulted one of the boy's friends. >> reporter: police say cottle had befriended the boy and abused him when he wa

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this is all out of the south, the southerly wind steady at 12 miles an hour at dulles airport. we are seeing gusts up to about 20 miles an hour periodically. not an overly windy day. at times you will notice it. today i am thinking we will be in the low 70's especially across the metro area. . the satellite view. you can see some clouds of to the west and especially from columbus to charleston all the way down into kentucky and tennessee. that's the cold front pushing our way. thicker cloud of to the west and showers associated with it. i expect rainfall to build a little more -- front as it moves into washington later this evening. the fund will hit us tomorrow, but the showers, ahead of it later this evening. this is connected to a very wound up low pressure system in minnesota and dropping down into iowa. very windy. in south dakota, how windy? at the air force base, they measured a wind gust of 71 miles an hour. that's not from a tropical storm. that is simply from the wound up low pressure system in the midwest. 71 this afternoon, 65 by 9:00 p.m. most of the rain will hold

. >> but, first, dense fog forces planes to divert to dulles airport. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson is here with a threat for school delays. >> good evening, everyone. someone just tweeted me and said it's like a horror movie outside. tomorrow morning's commute could be just that. horrible. we've got some airport delays. around reagan international, baltimore washington international, the delay over an hour now. tomorrow morning, likely to be more delays. so for the airports and on area roads, it's going to be a slow go. visibility down to a third and a half mile. for school systems, there could be one or two counties with school delays. after that, our odd weather continues. i'll tell you why coming up. >> all of that fog today kept up a tough day of travel for joe biden. air force ii had delays on the way back to washington this evening. low visibility at andrews air force base prompted the plane to divert to dulles, instead. >> everyone on board the flight was just fine. >> there's new evidence after a fiery crash in chevy chase last sp

wanted to just begin explaning that in march of 1992 i interviewedded him for the first time near dulles airport. i had to meet a stranger at a hotel bar to take me to the secret location. i knew him by the fact he was carrying a "wall street journal," and -- [laughter] and we had a lengthy interview, by my standards, and i went back today to read what he said in the interview, and what i said in introducing it, and i realized what i wrote 20 years ago is equally true today. i wrote, "there's one thing i want to say before anything else, and that is that he wrote "midnight's children," a novel about india having me in stitches several years ago. for that book alone, i wanted to interview him and go out of the way hotel and meet some designated intermediary and then go somewhere else to do it." [laughter] needless to say, he's no longer famous for writing good novels, and his popularity is not the reason for such bizarre arrangements. he's famous because the later novel, "the satanic novels," condemned him to die. since then, for the past three years, he has been in hiding in britain most hi prot

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center to dulles airport. he's going to jump and fall. >> takes all kinds. >>> 4:41. storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson to tell us about the forecast. >> hey, there, guys. yesterday, did you know we only hit 55 degrees? that was it. it definitely was a november-type day for us. and today, we're going to be warmer by about 5 degrees and i will take that. in fact, this morning we don't have any 30s showing up as was the case today of yesterday. it's mid 40s throughout from adamants morgan 48. laurel and brandy wine 45. spotsylvania 46 a look at the radar. you can see all that wet weather still showing up from warren ton to fredericksburg, annapolis, baltimore. it should be out of here by around 7:00 a.m. clouds, a little sunshine. your temperature 50 to 54, going up to a high today of 60 degrees. we'll take a look at your seven-day forecast coming up at 4:51. right now, "first 4 traffic." >>> checking the roads now. things look pretty good in the area area. if you're making the commute along i-95, your travel lanes are open. take a look right now. traveling sou

let's go back over to the maps this time out west coming in from dulles airport or 66 from manassas allhe way into fairfax. no issues to report. the beltway is now clear as you travel between annandale, tysons and the american legion bridge. we'll take a live look there right now. if you're heading north on the inner loop as well, traffic is moving very smoothly. i'll be back with more traffic at 4:55. >>> turning our attention to health news, researchers at the university of michigan say it's not all about calories and exercise when it comes to fighting obesity. the study found some people's brains could be causing them to be fat. scientists say some people's brains don't respond to a hormone called help continue which regulates -- leptin which regulates appetite. it causes them to keep eating and keep gaining weight. the discovery to lead to targeted treatments for obesity. >>> a study in the british medical journal says secondhand home contains glutens higher than normal. it's likely to affect the health of children who breathe them. pollutant levels remain hyena when the windows are

neal peckens of virginia and were hiser of maryland o return to dulles airport on friday, but misseda vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer, research showing it does not appear to make young girls promiscuous. researchers looked at medical found that few girls received the hpv vaccine at age or 12 got birth control tested for sexually transmitted diseases, or got pregnant by the time they were 14 or 15. the susan g. komen 3-day walk raised $8 million. october is breast cancer awareness month. help in the fight the disease with the click of a mouse. >> go to wjla.com/facebook and like our page. we will donate a dollar to breast cancer research. hope you will participate. california firefighters went on chase trying to pull off all water rescue. deer got stuck in a canal and to swim out.how they deployed a boat, but a awaytening animals swam every time they tried to get close. an attempt to lasso the animal also fell short. after more than an hour, it finally tired out and that's firefighters grabbed it and carried it to shore. it was set free. a happy ending. >> that's good news

temperatures, 43 in martinsburg, 47 at dulles airport, 48 in manassas. forecast, looking for. for there will be a few showers late. the later in the day, the chance.the 68-73 degrees. showers more likely tomorrow. they will linger into wednesday morning. temperatures will be heating up a little. 81 on wednesday before the cooldown begins. let's check on traffic with angela. >> we are seeing reduced some viewersfor this monday morning. still moving quite well especially on the key routes. lanhamland, in down 53 to the beltway looks good. 50 through lanham looks good. 270, the delays start urbana and continued through past clarksburg. moving nicely on 3 95 northbound in virginia. we've delays on 95 northbound fredericksburg, but once get to springfield we are moving at a good pace. back to you. >> thank you. 5:43. the ryland state lottery plans to allow maryland residents to purchase traditional lottery tickets through their computers .nd smartphones the program would allow users to purchases from an existing lottery retailer with a debit .ard for the prog

it was near dulles airport. i had to meet a stranger at a hotel bar who would take me to his secret location. i'd know him by the fact that he was carrying a "wall street journal" -- [laughter] and we had a lengthy interview by my standards. and i went back today to read what salman rushdie said in that interview and what i said in many introducing it. and i realize that what i wrote 20 years ago is equally true today. here's what i wrote: there's one thing i'd like to say before anything else, and that is that he wrote "midnight's children," a brilliant novel about india that had me in stitches several years ago. for that week alone, i would want to interview salman rushdie and would probably even go to some out of the way hotel and meet some designated intermediary and then go somewhere else to do it. needless to say, he's no longer famous for simply writing good novels, and his popularity is not the reason for such bizarre arrangements. he is famous because "the satanic verses" was deemed palace blasphemous b

. -- 70 degrees at dulles airport, annapolis. the mid 70's tomorrow, " off the coast. the temperatures drop behind the front.nd the cold minneapolis at 47. we only turned a little cooler weekend as the system pushes through. again, it is wound up sharply the north and west, but little in the way of winter weather. showers and gusty wind, the drop into the 40's the morning,fly in back to the 70's in the afternoon, lots of sunshine through the weekend. but the numbers, of o'clock scattered possible, in the 60's, -- 11:00 tonight, scattered thundershowers possible, 59 midday, back into tomorrow. turning cooler, comfortably so, cloudy, mostly sunny, 68 degrees sunday. tuesday through thursday come into the middle 70's. the winter weather? wait a little bit. it will come. >> take your time. >> thank you. a big night of drawn out on abc prime time. the night kicks off with a new of "last resort clothes by "grey's anatomy." then we hope that you will join us back here for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> much more ahead, including more evidence on why you should eating breakfast. it d

then his return trip to andrews was forced to land at dulles airport and he motorcade back to the naval observatory because of the weather. issued to an alert children at west springfield high school. this comes after a female that she was home.ed john gonzalez joins us with this story.ing >> really disturbing. this is a warning for all especially those in west springfield. that alert went out to parents attending westen springfield. according to the washington student got in parking lot on night around 8:00. there were a number of after- school activities that night. she tells police that when she headed home on old -- road, she noticed a suspicious man following her. dark blue four- sedan and the actually drove to her home, followed her all the way home and tried to her when she got out of your car. was able to get inside house before the man fled the scene. fairfax county police are looking to see if this is perhapscase connected to a couple of fondling cases last month involving two teenage girls and an adult female. they're all walking on the area when a man approached the three of

the same at dulles airport.ncrease to about 40 miles an hour in the afternoon and it will be at its peak during the overnight. there's a high wind warning in effect for our entire area through tomorrow morning. the wind that will be steady and consistent, a sustained winds will be 35-40 miles an hour. imagine that and then with even higher gusts. for more on the rainfall, meteorologist adam caskey. >> thank you. here's a timeline of what to expect. you will notice the rain started to get a little heavier at 8:00 a.m. today. most sustained downpours will be late this morning through the lunch hour into the afternoon and early evening. the rain will taper off a little tonight and especially by tomorrow. sustained winds picking up throughout the day, gusting up to 70 miles an hour. here's a look at live super doppler 7 radar. the yellow indicates the heaviest rain and the orange and red as well, that's not moving east to west. calvert county, erie county moderate to heavy rain. over the johnson bridge is a little d

. >> a little bit of light rain right now at dulles airport. and mostly just sprinkles. not a lot. mostly just this morning. tomorrow hold on. it's looking fabulous. live super doppler. the heaviest of it at this time into charles county. we have had some light rain into westminster and just outside of the beltway and baltimore. you could hardly see a few of the sprinkles tried to make their way into the district as well. be aware there might be a little bit but not really enough hopefully to affect your travel or even an umbrella for today. visibility yesterday was terrible. areas have seen patchy fog and visibility down to 4 miles per hour. 7 miles out of the list. culpeper at 2.5. that could limit you a little bit. 73 at reagan national. 69 at the list. 73 in fredericksburg. clouds sticking with us for most of the day today. high pressure will build into the area. take note of the strong cold front moving through the upper midwest. very blustery and cold. up to a foot of snow parts in the dakotas and minnesota. that will approach us as we head into your saturday and weekend. tha

we broke records yesterday. 5.5 inches at bwi, four. 2-- 4.25 at dulles airport.an national, 3.85. let's check the represents dreams. i just highlighted the ones that are moderate or major floods. along the potomac, you see all these little points. that's moderate flooding. the bright purple is a major flood. if you want this lnik to check on -- link project on rivers in your neighborhood, i just tweeted the link. the monocacy river expected to crest later tonight at major flood stage, over 27 feet. it will not go within its banks again until thursday or friday. one of the areas we are very concerned about at this hour. snow causing power outages off to our west. some advisories in virginia have been dropped so that's good news. up to previous in the higher elevations. it has been incredible. there is-- 2 to 3 feet in the higher elevations. >> 41 degrees this morning. we want to remind you that we are not just here on tv and wjla.com. >> make sure to download our abc 7 app for your iphone or your android for everything you need to know as far as forecast. look for

maryland forcing the plane to circle over andrews air force base for 25 minutes then landed at dulles airport. an arizona man taking matters into his own hand when an intruder broke into her house. >> get somebody here he attacked my husband. >> everybody's worst fear scrambled to his bedroom where he had hidden a baseball bat. >> i stepped out in the hallway i did a quick over head swing i drop the bat and through him into a head lock and wrestled him down to the ground. >> the man was able to disarm the suspect. he was carrying a 14 inch knife. they arrested shane cox. he is facing first degree burglary charges. both men suffered cuts and bruises. >>> florida school district considering putting cameras on their crash can. a school board wants to find out what kids don't like about their school lunches and they want to do that by monitoring what they throw away. >> they will require schools to offer vegetables with their lunches. last year students tossed out about 75,000 dollars worst of produ -- worth of produce. parents think the money could be spent elsewhere. >> this mystery woman on a

i know it has been tested at dulles airport. reporting for wbal 11, back to you. >> i understand american is looking to add some jobs this morning? >> yes. and pretty ironic considering it is bankrupt. they are getting ready to trim costs. they want to hire more pilots. i will have more on that. and it flying home for the holidays? a lot of people avoid it because it is such a financial burden. >> the time is coming up -- is 5:23. how maryland is trying to use a pact to keep teens away from tobacco. >> and not forget to e-mail us your answer. would you felt -- would you feel safe driving at a speed limit of 85 miles per hour? you can share your response on wblatv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail at watercooler@wbal.com. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church t

the western suburbs, we're just about on average for getting down below 40 degrees out toward dulles airportlue ridge. but it's going to be cold, whether it's early or not. here it comes, everybody. a beautiful afternoon outside. still in the upper 50s and low 60s. it is a very plublustery northwesterly wind. scaffolding up there as they try to repair the earthquake damage at the cathedral. 62 currently. with the northwesterly wind, you really have to be ready for the bundle-up factor for high school football games tonight and anything else you'll be doing. mid-50s to the north and west. still flirting with 70 degrees down toward solomon's island. if you're headed out to nats ballpark, bundle up. it's going to be chilly for sure. 52 at first pitch. but temperatures back down into the mid-40s by the time you get to the end of the game. there's your friday night planner. temperatures, high school football games get going fairly early, mid-50s. but mid-40s by 11:00 tonight. freeze warnings are out north and west of washington. even frost advisories now. so be ready for a very chilly start tomor

this is a live picture at reagan national and dulles airports. nationwide, airlines shut down 16,000 flights during the storm. with such a backlog, passengers are trying to relax until they can get a seat. one man has been there since his flight was canceled on sunday. >> not too much i can do really. i'll try to get rest, but it's really uncomfortable. calling the airlines every day to see if i can get an earlier flight. >> other passengers tell us the travel disruptions are inconvenient but know the airlines can't change the weather. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what happened after a teenager was struck and killed by a car while walking to school. it happened around 7:00 this morning at the enter section of german town road and wisteria drive. police tell us 15-year-old christina morris ward was hit while crossing germantown road. he was a sophomore at seneca valley. her mother spoke shortly after the tragic accident. >> i just want to -- i don't understand. that's my baby. that was my youngest child. we all are like -- it's unbel

we are at 45 degrees at dulles, national airport. for the left-hand side of your screen, west virginia, 35 degrees. up, we will talk about the warm-up. last and whatll expect for last weekend -- next weekend. >> prince george's county police morning out tomorrow clues they hope will stop the murder of a high school senior. police plan to speak with drivers and pedestrians to see they remember anything that morning ofe september 11. ross was shot and killed. a pregnant york woman killed one day before her wedding. what police found when they her apartment for clues. look that is even tougher to understand. beating the 60-year-old man. lance armstrong >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. deadpregnant woman is stabbed in her apartment. vindalee smith is dead. her friends and family are funeral and the of her unborn child. >> [indiscernible] >> smith had four older children. entry and noorced found at the scene. investigators have questioned otherancee as well as members and friends. smith had once feuded with a who thr

the agency which oversees the local airports and metro to dulles airport has come under fire for lacktability, transparency, and judgment. marteyer says he'll voice his own issues with the board during his resignation. >>> the group that launched a controversial advertising campaign on metro is at it again. this is the new ad from american freedom defense initiative. it features this from the koran, "soon shall we cast terror into the hearts of unbelievers," and it has a picture of the burning twin towers on september 11th. the group is still waiting for approval from the transit agency. this controversy started when the american freedom defense initiative released an ad describing muslim radicals as savages. the group says this ad is in direct response to the council on american islamic relations counter-campaign against the original ad, and that ad calls on people to support israel and defeat jihad. >>> 6:48 right now. you find it, they'll match it. that's the offer target hopes will keep you in their stores this holiday shopping season. cnbc's jackie deangelis live with more on tha

customs agents reportedly seized more than a pound of cocaine from traveler at dulles nternational airport. the man arriied at the airport saturday afternoon oo a flight from gatemala.officers saad two white jars with false side - linings.the alleged courier has been sent back to guatemmla and is banned from returning to tte u-s for at least five years.thhs is the kind this month. an owings mills man is being hhld at the baltimore ounty detentton center....accused f sexually abusing two teenage spring.anttony cottle is facing charges incluuing sexual abuse offa minor andd second degree assault.police said ooe of the 23-year-ood's abuse.according to the teen, it happened this pass may while cottle was staying with his fammly.cottle aaso once wwrkee for the baltiiore county fire epartment.poliie believe there may be more victims and are asking anyone with information to call the 3 in a rare interview d-c sniper lle boyd malvo describes himself as monster while he apologizes for what he did. did. it'll be ten years tomorrow ... since malvo and their three week killing spree that terrorized ou

as we head out towards dulles airport, the rain continues to fall at a pretty good rate.ere in washington, points east, not a whole lot at the moment. we'll see additional showers later today as we switch maps. we'll be able to show you that the shower activity continues. there we go. and you can see the heaviest here just off to the north and west of washington. we've got some spotty showers breaking out now in anne arundel county and down to the south. lots of showers in the forecast today. lots of clouds too. along with some mild temperatures. area of low pressure out to the west. going to drag itself up into the great lakes and drag all this moisture and cloud cover you see across the mid-atlantic through the region later today. so bring an umbrella. be ready for periods of shower activity. we will have showers in the forecast on and off for your tuesday. 66 in town. 61 this morning in gaithersburg. 59 in frederick. 6 # in leonardtown actually nice comfortable start to your day. high temperatures in the mid- 70s -- 68 in leonardtown, a nice comfortable start to your d

dulles international airport did make it down to 30 degrees this morning so we've had our first killinge now for much of western fairfax, loudoun county, northern prince william county out to the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley. that's pretty much it for the growing season out to the north and west. didn't get anywhere near freezing in downtown washington or bay side so the growing season sneaks out a couple more weeks. beautiful weather up and down the eastern seaboard today. bright and sunny. temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. no chance for rain today. if you're traveling up and down the eastern seaboard no chance for rain here. if you're traveling out toward the midwest though rain showers from detroit to chicago and severe weather today from chicago to st. louis and eventually down toward parts of north texas. for us, no threat for severe weather at all. just severe clear outside today. nice and cool with the sunshine. highs today still falling 5 to 7 degrees cooler than average for mid october. but overnight tonight with the return of the southerly breeze, a partly to mostly

people who were out trying to get out of town, all flights coming into and going out of reagan and dulles airports have been canceled. >> that's right. adam tuss is live at reagan with an update for us. adam, what new do you have to tell us? >> reporter: well, jim, obviously anybody who thought they were going to get out today, isn't going to get out. there's nobody here at the airport. barely anybody. some people are showing up and saying i thought it was a possibility i could get on a flight. no, not happening today. it's certainly not going to happen tomorrow morning. we just talked with a gentleman who he said expected maybe tomorrow afternoon he would hear something from his airline. really, that's the game we're playing right now. you have to check with your airline, see when things ramp up. if you don't have to be here, don't come here. there's one coffee shop open in this entire airport, that's it. you can get a doughnut and some coffee and that's it. there's no reason to be here if you don't have to be here. stay at the hotel, stay at the house, stay wherever you can. we found a couple of

. >>> another major cocaine bust at dulles airport last night the fifth time in as many weeks agents intercept drugs coming in from guatemala. this time customs and border protection agents seized more than three kilos of cocaine. a street value of up to a million dollars. the drugs were hidden inside belts that were glued together. the investigators say couriers in the cases often do not know what they're transporting. this one was returned to guatemala and barred from re-entering the u.s. for five years. >>> this morning some big developments concerning airport security. those controversial full body scanners are being removed from some major airports. dozens of screeners were fired because of something they didn't do. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: they were initially rolled out as a state-of-the-art upgrade at tsa check points. so-called back scanner machines that used tiny amounts of radiation to search passengers for weapons and explosives. despite assurances from the tsa and the scientific community that the radiation levels are very low and safe many travelers have r

. >>> for the fifth time in five weeks, drug authorities at dulles airport have seized cocaine hidden in items being couriered to washington. last night customs officers found several pounds of to cane concealed in five belt-like items, as in four previous incidents a guatemalan courier was involved. >>> a stolen car spotted on 495 led to a dramatic police chase through southeast d.c. today. tisha thompson was right in the middle of the action. here's what she saw unfolding on neighborhood streets. >> reporter: the silver crown victoria flew by us on wheeler avenue with at least 20 police cars in pursuit. >> today, at approximately 11:30, this morning, there was a vehicle traveling southbound on the baltimore washington parkway in the area of 410. we checked and confirmed it to be a stolen vehicle. >> reporter: over and over again the suspect ccled through the residential neighborhood along alabama avenue between wheeler and 15th street. police sources tell news4 onlookers actually jumped out into the street between the suspect's vehicle and the police cars, while others appeared to b

coming in from the west, no problems from dulles airport on the toll road, 66. no issues from manassas to centreville into fairfax. right now the lanes are open and no big delays to worry about although that changes quickly on a monday morning. we'll take a live look outside and show you what it looks like first here at the university boulevard in silver spring on the beltway. north of town no problems to report between 95 and 270 north. let's go back over to the maps. this time we'll check out 270. looking good out of frederick into clarksburg. that builds quickly as you leave route 109 to 121. beyond that things are looking great through germantown. one more last live look. this time over to the inbound side of i-66. no problems to report here. coming up in my next report at 5:10, we'll take a look at virginia roads. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> the eight-game home losing streak is broken, thanks to robert griffin iii. yesterday he excited fans and held the redskins -- helped the redskins defeat the minnesota snakings at fed ex -- vikings at fed ex fiel

temperatures at reagan national airport, 46 degrees. dulles, it is 40. at bwi thurgood marshal, 42. a lot colder out to the west where we have a frost advisory and a freeze warning in effect. clouds and fog today. lookth at some rainfall for the afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. >>> prince george's county police say an officer shot a man armed with a knife around 7:00 last night. this was on 55th avenue in bladensburg. investigators say he refused to put the weapon down and then went after the officer. >>> some controversial anti-see had signs -- anti-jihad signs in metro going up. metro had wanted to delay the ads. >>> the company that produced the steroid linked to cases of meningitis has now recalled the product. >>> in sports, the washington nationals rally late against the st. louis cardinals to win their first post-season game. >>> at fedex field, not only did the redskins lose their eighth consecutive home game, robert griffin iii suffered a mild concussion. he left in the third quarter and he will be evaluated today. our worst fears that they thought he would get injured

up to 20 degrees cooler than we should be for dulles for example. 55 at reagan national airport is whatles. temperature are into the 40s. we are looking at about 58 degrees for the high today. we have an interesting question for ask tony and tucker. it is about colds. >> i've been sniffling all morning. tony has it too. >> we want you to feel better. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with traffic now. >> it is busy out there. yesterday was the holiday. today, we are back in the swing of things. this is where we type the crew in sky fox in virginia with a slow go northbound along i-95 headed north from lorton this morning, you we'll find the pace is heavy and slow in the main line continuing out towards newington. overall, delays from 6:30 courthouse road trying to get past quantico. the pace improves on 395. they are checking for a stalled car reported near the pentagon. so far, we've come up empty handed there. traveling northbound along 210 as you approach the capital beltway, accident activity reported along the right side of the highway. 295 not too bad as you continue up towards the

the peak winds at the airport, 31, national; 33, dulles and at bwi-thurgood marshal, 29 miles an hourgusts and they finally diminish across the area and that is not windy tomorrow either and continuing into the course of tonight and seeing the clouds thicken up into the early hours of tomorrow and into the course of the day temperatures right now, cooler out there and in gaithersburg. 47at martinsburg to the rest and 53 at dulles, 53 at baltimore and fredericksburg to the south. as we look at the national picture, it's a good indication where that front sell asmoved through and look at the cooler air behind us. and into the 30s. we're not ready for that yet and this frontal ceo moved out and will push its way towards the east as we move through tonight. as we do what we did last week, there lob linebacker cooler air, significant temperature drop as that, light northerly winds and it's going to end up bringing us wet weather as we see a low pressure system develop across the carolinas and that will get widespread across the region into the course of certainly and there is -- tomorrow.

again, i mention the extension of the washington metro to dulles airport.ple from the new york region, some major progress -- projects. and some other cities, for deval phoenix, they started a light rail. that was from -- for example phoenix, they started a light rail. that was from the new start funds. host: here is a tweet where they try, we are $16 trillion in debt, no money, sorry, maybe next decade. guest: i think this is an issue more directed at infrastructure. do we want to invest at any level in government, state or federal? if funds are scarce -- are scarce, for sure, but investing in infrastructure is the foundation for economic growth, for long-term jobs, and for what we call at the bipartisan policy center ramallah -- policy center, the ability for jobs. if we just stopped funding in that our system fall apart, if we think that is the way to promote growth, attack unemployment, deal with greater revenues, fine. that does not happen to be my view. host: we have a call from trenton, new jersey. caller: mr. frankel, i have used the bus system in o

. >>> another major cocaine bust at dulles airport last night. fifth time in as many weeks agents intercept drugs coming in from guatemala. this time customs and border protection agents seized more than three kilos of cocaine. a street value of up to a million dollars. they were found hidden inside things glued together. investigators say couriers often don't know what they are transporting. this one was returned to guatemala and barred from reentering the u.s. for five years. >>> one of our crews found itself in the middle of a police chase yesterday. police say it began when a maryland state trooper noticed a stolen car on the beltway. that chase wound through the streets of southeast d.c. it finally ended when the driver crashed on south capital street and mississippi avenue. officers arrested ronald blakeney from baltimore and charged him with assaulting a police officer and reckless driving. >>> now to a news 4 exclusive. three teenage girls in prince william county are asking for your help this morning. they hope you can help find the man

the two men were expected to return to dulles airport on friday but they were reported after they failed of the anacostia walk trouble look-alike. -- walk will look like. that is better in virginia. r crash at occoquan is gone. in 395, the accident at edsall road is gone. it looks slow but further south that has eased out. southbound 29 is extremely busy down through the four corners. earlier beltway problem with a car fire that is now gone. the george washington parkway had a broken down vehicle. a cloudy start this morning, few peaks of sunshine here and but our atmosphere is getting moist and a cold front approaching and that means rain fewn the forecast with a get startedng to off to the west. there's a much better chance of rain into the afternoon hours. cloudy skies today and a few d thunderstorms this 69-73 degrees and clear out by late evening and temperatures will be in the 60's tomorrow. >> thank you for watching. we will be back at noon. iv

dulles. these temperatures, guess what, up to 15, 16 degrees cooler than they should be. right now, it is currently at national airport 48. dulles, 46. baltimore, 47 degrees and today, we do have once again frost and freeze warnings to talk about. a freeze watch for the portion of the potomac high lands to the far west and a freeze warning as well. this ends at 9:00 a.m. today, your high, 58 degrees. the drizzle and the light rain won't stick around for too long. we'll be left with mostly cloudy skies by this afternoon. just can't give you a whole lot of sunshine as we head to a milder 58 degrees compared to 55 yesterday. not all bad. your full forecast a little bit later. later. >>> a judge will sentence jerry nods today in a pennsylvania court. he was convicted back in june with 45 counts of sexual abuse involving 10 boys over 15 years. -- a judge will sentence jerry sandusky today in a pennsylvania court. six of his victims will also address the court. >>> now to the race for the white house. the latest polls show mitt romney with an edge over president obama and it may be thanks to the debate performance. >> on mo

airports will stay open. they have already cancelled hundreds of flights out of dull es bwi and national airport. be sure to call ahead if you have a flight. she continues our team coverage. we are talking about traces of rain already. >> absolutely. good morning to you. the biggest concern was going to be storm surge. they will continue to monitor that over the next 24. the water coming over the sea wall. that is the concern. we are at 17th and the boardwalk. anything south of that is part of the mandatory evacuation zone. they have to get out of here as quickly as possible. the wind has been whipping hard this morning. this is not the beginning of what we are going to feel in ocean city. the water is now coming closer. this is something we have been monitoring. we are the brink of the area they are evaluating. they are trying to keep everybody's safe, knowing the first responders will not be able to get them in the case of an emergency. >> thank you very much. from ocean city to annapolis. >> we have a look at the early hour there. >> we can tell you it is raining hard here in annapolis, maryla