the union controlled eastern virginia. now, on january the 1st, he could have freed these slaves. all he could do was just not specifically exclude them. instead of freeing them, abraham lincoln unfortunately on january the 1st said i'm not talking about you. this document, you are the same as you were as though this document never existed. so, we have about 100,000 slaves in southern illinois -- southern louisiana, sorry about that, and 80,000 or so in eastern virginia, having some 275,000 slaves in tennessee who were not touched by. all across the south i give an estimate of approximately 55,000 slaves that were kept in slavery by the emancipation proclamation. >> your take. >> lincoln had constitutional constraints in issuing the proclamation. he couldn't touch enslaved people in those areas that were under union control because the constitution did not give the president the opportunity to do that. the constitution through the war powers clause gave the president the authority to do whatever he needed to do in order to quell a rebellion, and so we don't even have to look at wh

the union controlled eastern virginia. now, on january 1, he could have freed these slaves. all he had to do is not specifically exclude them. instead of freeing them, abraham lincoln, unfortunately, on january 1, said i'm not talkg about you in this document. you're the same as you were as if this document never existed. so we have about 100,000 slaves in southern illinois -- southern louisiana, sorry about that, and 80,000r so in eastern virginia, having some 275,000 slaves in tennessee who were not touched by -- all across the south, i give an estimate of approximately 500,000 slaves who were re-enslaved or kept in slavery by the emancation proclamation. i will come back to that as i make my second point. and i will tell you the critics' response to this. the second point is that abraham lincoln was a racist. i don't have any joy in making that, but i think truth is important. he who used the "n" word habitually, who loved darky -- darkie jokes and blackface shows, who said in illinois and elsewhere that he was opposed to black people voting, sitting on juries, any man wi

when two key areas advertising the summer meals program and they were distributed all across eastern virginia. at the exact same time, the program which was funded through wal-mart and dominion went out to look at a program and one of the things the secretary talked about was the infrastructure cost about how do you get meals to the right place and those kinds of issues. the virginia department of health

eastern virginia. gusty wind across the area west wind 18 degrees.e dew point way down arctic origin. cold tomorrow remember six days of meteorological spring 36 days' average first-day 70 degree high temperatures. cannot forecast looking at history tells us about march 31, 1970 degrees around here. colp warming up weekend goes on fleshing out arctic air away from us turning into southern line with gusto during the day on sunday. saskatchewan screamer backwash please continue clouds and windy mild day on sunday 47 degrees and wind gusts of 40 mi. per hour before the next storm on tuesday could be rainfall maker with thunderstorms. storm pulling out the next one north dakota minnesota upper midwest producing snowfall and this next one or the next week. chile is southeast-east wind on tuesday starting with the rainfall winter cocktail temperature's rising tuesday night perhaps 50 degrees showers and thunderstorms. cooling down and just as quickly during the day wednesday shots of warmer cooler weather pretty active pattern continuing mostly cloudy bree

eastern shore. southern maryland, virginia, and it never got into the 50's yesterday, up here around baltimore. it got warmer as you move south. >> i kept waiting for it, and then the wind finally came. >> but there was severe weather south. so at least we avoided damaging winds from thunderstorms. now we have winds coming in from behind the cold front coming through, and they are bringing in a reinforcement of chilly air, which will keep us locked in the 40's all weekend long. our temperatures now are in the low 40's. here is radar. this is about, what? five hours worth of radar imaginary. all we're seeing is radar lake effect snow showers. look how quickly they are moving. the strongest gusts we have had here is 26, but we expect those, as the sun comes up, we expect

snowfall winter weather advisory, any where from 1 to 4 inches there and that includes central and eastern virginia, high land, pendleton, fredericksburg, charlottesville. those are the areas where the warning and watches are concerned. when precipitation starts it is only going to start as a mix before it turns to snow for us in dc metro very light accumulation and i will have all the details a little later. >> thanks so much gwen. >> new this morning four people shot at an apartment complex in maryland it happened 4:00 a.m. holly spring meadows, in the 5500 block marlboro pike district heights none of the injuries we are told are life threatening as soon as we get more information on this one we will pass it along to you. >>> the murder trial of george huguely is in the hands of the jury the former university of virginia lacrosse player is accused of killing his ex- girlfriend may of 2010. the prosecution and defense wrapped up during more than 3.5 hours of closing arguments yesterday the judge gave the jurors options to begin deliberations right away but they wanted to start fresh next week. >>>

it is now into eastern virginia. lightning strikes are numerous with this line. it is moving south and east at a good clip. it will shortly be off the coast. the severe weather threat will diminish. i am expecting the watch to be canceled before 8:00. the worst line is making its way towards the ocean. what is left behind for us is scattered showers and cooler air. our attention will turn to the approaching cold front. it is warm in southern maryland, still in the 60's. almost into the upper thirties in western maryland. the tornado watch covers the lower eastern shore. st. mary's county is still in it. the warning will come down. the focus will be on the wind. there are wind advisories around baltimore. the potential for went to gusts over 50 miles an hour to the west of baltimore. east of the mountains, we expect the wind gusts over 40 and perhaps get close to 50. as the wind turns to the northwest, it will tap into cold air. there's a winter weather advisory for garrett county. they're expecting several inches of snow over the weekend. there may be a flurry he

shenandoah valley, much of eastern virginia. a few pockets down near freezing.ridge east, a few pocket. stafford, spotsylvania, fauquier to culpeper. much of southern maryland above freezing. prince george's county near 40 degrees. and in arlington, near 40. eastern fairfax near 40. western fairfax below freezing. charles, carlest, st. mary's, near 40. under a clear sky we'll have print of high pressure. thanks for high pressure over the afternoon. here's the day planner. mid 50s by mid-afternoon. overnight, clouding up. near 30 at dawn tomorrow. could get light snow areas north and west from appropriations around noontime to the afternoon could be a prime time. areas to the south and east of washington light rain. lice in the low to mid 40s. -- highs in the low to mid 40s. frigid on saturday and sunday and into the first pack of next week. how's traffic? >>> traveling in maryland, you have an accident making your way on cropper road -- clopper road westbound. an accident blocking the late, police are on the scene. be aware of that. chapper 4 is live over activi

caused hundreds of traffic crashes including this one in eastern virginia near richmond.ast 700 to lose control on icy roads that's according to virginia state police. you can see the snow just kept coming down as much as nine inches piled up in some places. officials blamed a combination of heavy snow and fog. a jury ha s. now set to decide the fate four lacrosse players accuse of killing his girlfriend. murder trial of 24-year-old george huguely. prosecutors read a note they claim investigators found inside the victim's apartment after she died in 2010. in that note they say that the suspect apologized for an earlier choking incident and wrote this. alcohol is ruining my life. i'm scared to know that i can get that drunk to the point where i cannot control how i act. the prosecution argues huguely broke into yardley love's room in a drunken rage, slammed her head against the wall and left her there to die. he was indeed intoxicated and the two of them did in fact fight that night. but that she was alive when he left her. the defense also talked about an email that came

virginia now just about to winchester. also papa's crossing 522 there in eastern west virginia but the heaviest stuff just south of winchester and just north of steven city. about to cross interstate 81. so it's coming through winchester headed toward oh berryville, and again even openerville you have to watch out. this could be headed your way in about 20 to 30 minutes. temperatures low to mid-40s north. upper 40s in fredericksburg but look we have 63 already in tappahannock, they could be upper 70s down there before the day is out. michael & son weather camera looking good. that barometer really low 29.49. storm system bringing a lot of rain and even snow well to the north. that's the first line of showers this morning that we'll be dealing with but that front is not going to be coming through until later so we could have another line of showers and storms. when that happens the severe weather could be an issue. well the severe risk is right there. i'll get the right stuff for you generally south and east of 95 and you can see the storms that will be happening. some of the showers this morning especially north through 9:00

wicomico through worcester county and the eastern shore of virginias will begin to come up. high winds over 50 possible from carroll county west. that's a high wind warning. wind advisories through central maryland and the eastern shore. you can see winds already pushing 20 and gusting higher. i want to take a look at the overall temperature pattern, very warm south of us, still 60 in ocean city. we never got out of the low 60s. we thought at one point we may get to 70. that didn't happen. you can see why. 80 in richmond today, 60 in ocean city. salisbury in the 70s. that helped fuel that line in southern maryland but that air, very warm air never quite edged into baltimore. we thought this would at least in part but it didn't happen. rainy and windy the rest of the evening. you can see the overall pattern, low pressure to the west. windy conditions and much cooler air. in the meantime we're dealing with foggy conditions and still a few storms to the east. things will pick up. as we check out the trend we can see the last showers pushing out were gene

one to three inch storm, a few areas through eastern, west virginia, northern virginia may squeak out about four inches. two to four once you get in some of those areas. also a few other areas on the maps showing a few showers including south texas. not going to be seeing that getting towards houston. want to take a look towards indy over the last couple hours, have had some reports of some light snow, a few areas towards fort knox reports that where you see the lighter blue color, that's some of the slightly more moderate snowfall. not picking up heavy snow from any of this. this is only a three hour loop. you can see good progress forwards the east, places like d.c., question mark, we actually get snow in there today. you're talking less than an inch but late this morning and early this afternoon, we'll get a little bit of that going on. look at temperatures, very borderline. even along some of the areas we're dealing with some of the snow now it's more of a kind of slushy wet snow sort of mix. it may be at least an issue on the roadways. talk about at least a few spots. this is the

the storm activity is south and east in the eastern shore of virginia.here were significant thunderstorm warnings in the direction south africa salisbury -- of salisbury and the beaches. parts of maryland did get there. it was not salisbury. here's our wind advisory. high wind warning for areas west of carroll county, for central maryland. high wind advisory. it will quickly dry off. 48 degrees now. wind is relatively calm, the calm before the high wind. take a look at some of the visibility. in the last hour we've improved the visibilities from what was really one mile to some more significant visibilities up to two, three miles 10 miles would be normal. you could see mid-40s. 50 in easton. 61 still in ocean city. 61 still in charlottesville but just to demonstrate or show how close that very warm air came, you can see places like fredericksburg, virginia to 70, and ocean city even about 60 degrees. all right. here's the overall situation. still some scattered showers around for the rest vive the evening. more significant thunderstorms possible for extr

if your travel plans to take you to southern west virginia or eastern kentucky, you might run into somehey could be looking at six to 10 inches of snow. we're going to look for temperatures to slowly rebound to 40. the clouds continue to increase, and by afternoon we are calling for some light snow showers. by about midnight tomorrow night, everything will be gone. here are the projected snow totals, less than an inch for the d.c. metro. frederick, at number montgomery county -- northern montgomery county, you might just see flurries. the extended outlook shows are temperatures are going to warm up nicely. mid-50's on tuesday and wednesday. an updated look at the forecast 24 hours a day at wjla.com. bob ryan wrote an interesting blog about the system. >> this winter has been so mild. >> a lot of people really love the snow. >> it is still early. >> thank you. isn't it romantic comedy court action adventure or both? >> arch campbell >> reese witherspoon's new movie has been marketed as a romantic comedy. but critics say it is more of an action adventure. >> what does arch campbell think

virginia, maryland, eastern shore as well as west virginia.got a clear sky this morning, thanks to high pressure pushing over, giving us plenty of sunshine throughout the day today. here's your "day planner." sunrise at 7:10. mid-to-upper 30s by 9:00. quickly climbing to near 50 by noon time. 50s in the afternoon. tonight partly cloudy, 30 by dawn tomorrow. here's the 4-day forecast. tomorrow sunny in the mid-50s. cloudy wednesday. small chance of sprinkles or flurries with high mid-40s and then on thursday sunshine returns, highs upper 40s, partly sunny on friday upper 40s but much colder. looks like for the weekend. down in the teens and 20s in the morning. afternoon highs only in the 30s with sunshine j.p. >> if you're traveling the inner loop of the beltway the accident as you approach route 1 is now in the left shoulder lane. all of your lanes are open but you are going see some volume as you make your way on the inner loop again approaching route 1 and you can see as the chopper is panning your lanes are packed and you're slow. after you

includes most of eastern west virginia, western maryland, shenandoah valley, blue ridge east into loudounontgomery, howard, and carroll and frederick in washington, northern fauquier to rappahannock, madison, and green. and this accumulating snow coming from a weak storm system, doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. enough moisture as it gets closer to us to give us snow, perhaps accumulating on mainly grassy areas. right now, we may have a few flurries trying to reach the ground around panhandle of west virginia and northern maryland along the pennsylvania border. right now we are right near the freezing mark in fairfax, arlington, prince george's county, montgomery counties. mid 30s in washington, near 40 by the bay. southern maryland, northern neck, and areas farther to the west of there are a little above freezing. here's the day planner for this wednesday. we will have our sunrise at 7:08. we'll have a cloudy and chilly, damp morning. then light snow beginning around the metro area and points west and north, late morning. and during the afternoon, the temperatures will drop back do

that's just north and west of washington, shenandoah valley and much of eastern west virginia and allhe way down toward charlottesville. around the metro area, maybe one to two inches. that would be sunday afternoon into sunday evening. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning. still following breaking news for you if you're taking the inner loop of the beltway at connecticut avenue. right now, the accident still blocking two of your right lanes. you are able to pass on the left, but you can see we have crowding here. other issues in our area, i-66 jammed at fairfax county parkway. your delays start at sudly road due to the accident at route 123. a slow trip. traveling on i-95, planning ahead north out of town this morning. right now, i-95 northbound still shut down at exit number 80. this is near the rest stop. i want you to be aware of this. going keep watching all of these accidents all morning long. joe and eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:22 the time. the school shut down by an outbreak. >>> also, it is one of the highlights of buying a car, that new car smell. this morning,

showers and a few patches, light rain in western sections of west virginia and eastern kentucky.it. we have clear skies now. we will have clouds come in. we will stay dry. temperatures falling a little bit. 56 in bethesda. 55 in great falls. even these would be nice temperature for highs. 55 in springfield. cooler in beltsville. okay, still warm wednesday, breezy and milder tonight. grab your umbrella tomorrow. it's not going to be a lot of activity. cooler and wet on thursday. a very nice finish to the week on friday. sunshine returns. so for tonight, clear early. clouds come in late. breezy and milder, 40 to 45. winds southwest at about 10 to 15. so lows across the metro area, we're talking above 40 or 40 above. very unusual. 41 gaithersburg. 42 rockville. statistically, this is our coldest time of the year. 42 in college park. and maybe you get down to 40 out toward leesburg and manassas. all right, tomorrow morning, variable clouds, breezy, mild. some showers possible. also sunshine. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. by afternoon, again, variable cloudiness, breeze i si and wa

tornado watches do cover a good part of southwest virginia into eastern ohio.rnings in eastern tennessee for possible tornado in that area. there was a tornado warning in far southwest virginia. in the warmer air is the much worse part of the storm and we have been dealing with. flood watches and warnings are up in areas of western maryland. make calls small streams and creeks to flood. we will see some more shares and may be here some thunder. how skies and drizzle after midnight, and temperatures nearly steady throughout the night tonight as the warm front to the south trust to make its way through the region. it will be followed by cold air coming through the ohio valley and go all the way down nearly to the gulf coast. you can see how unstable it is down there. still a blizzard in heavy snow on the north side of the storm system. the showers leave us tonight and the skies began to clear up tomorrow. it will be a mild day tomorrow. friday we will start some sunshine but a cloud up in the afternoon, and by evening there is a chance for some rain. showers and

right now down in the throw mid-20s throughout most of west virginia, virginia, maryland and the easterno the mid-to-upper 20s. fog in the shenandoah valley. watch out for that. low and mid-20s in fairfax, arlington, montgomery and prince george's counties rights near 30 in the be district of columbia and clear sky and plenty of sunshine thanks to the high pressure over our region. there's a live view from our tower camera showing that moon in the western sky. plenty of sunshine today but a cold morning, but we'll get up to near 50 by noon time. southwesterly breeze should warm us in the low to mid-50s by mid-afternoon. overnight tonight mostly clear and go partly cloudy after that. by midnight we'll be down to near 40 trees. sunset getting later and later. tonight the sun septembers at 5:35. how is the traffic? >> if you're traveling bw parkway southbound accident at 175 just be aware of that. volume on the bw parkway still pretty light. i-95 in virginia, i am seeing some volume right around quantico. but still you can see here make being your way past lorton and connecting to the beltw

traveling into the appalachians from eastern kentucky west virginia and the mountains of virginia prettyow models bring some of the philadelphia and new york cold stuff inclination to come down here modestly cooler this weekend dark blue all about. white and pink areas of bitterly cold sake the to the of next week. rainfall system development late in the forecast. the models have been doing this older models into the late february or early march. cold air forecast like that that is what the long-range shows. eastern said it is the next 10 days. tomorrow the big story is the sunshine patchy fog outlying areas. 47 degree high temperature range of work by mid afternoon. modestly cooler and 37 degrees saturday breezy day with snow showers are possible better chance lakeside counties rest of the area sunday to sunday and 30 back to 40's again with rainfall and the picture monday night-tuesday the fact rainfall crystal participation pretty remarkable. >> big crowd of art lovers got the ring for the event at the blue aqua hotel. public art exhibit this summer. group responsible for the eye and

virginia line. that is over 12 inches forecast late in the evening sun. into monday morning. late sunday night into monday morning, from eastern kentucky into southwestern virginia may have over a foot of snow. the darker blue area as the three-6 inch range. that is what we are thinking. north into southern pennsylvania, an inch or two. south of d.c., more and the 6 inch range. light to moderate snow fall expected for us. this has been all over the maps. some of the computer models to this all the way into virginia, some shift further to the north. still not set in stone, but looks like a moderate snow fall beginning midday sunday. morning sunshine tomorrow, sunny and mild. partly cloudy in the afternoon, high of 49-54, southwest breeze. as the storm approaches, cold air comes in saturday night. sunday morning temperatures freezing, the clouds thickened. at midday sunday, 60% chance of snow developing in the afternoon. the ground and the road is warm, so a lot of that will melt on contact until sunday night with the temperatures drop. monday morning, the storm is gone, precedents they will be sunny, high of 45. back to 50 on t

i mentioned that we already have severe thunderstorms down in western virginia, eastern portions of tennesseewestern north carolina. they're going to have tornado watches issued to our south. for us, we have potential for thunderstorms around here during the middle of the afternoon. up ahead of this front, nice surge of warm air, should warm us into the low to mid-70s, maybe even 80s down to the south and then the cooler air will start to work in behind this. wind are really going to pick up, as mentioned shall as we get into the late afternoon and early evening. >> my map takes a little time to develop but it's word waiting for. these are the wind warnings. this goes into effect at noon. here in washington, we are looking at wind advisories where winds could be 40, 50 miles per hour. be ready for those winds. if you have loose objects outside on your deck, trash cans, bring them in later this morning. here is future cast. looks like we're going to have some thunderstorms developing, 3:00 or 4:00 today. and then we'll get it east of us by early this evening. once that front moves through, the

right now, looks like a primary target is right here, the virginia-west virginia border area, eastern kentucky. this looks like it will be the main collision between the cold air from eastern canada and the moisture from the gulf coast. the computer model, after morning sun, the clouds moved in. sunday, the cops get thicker. sunday morning looks like a cloudy start, -- sunday, the clouds get thicker, sunday morning looks like a cloudy start. after noon sunday, into sunday evening, sunday night, that is what we have the chance of winter weather. there is more substantial snow in west virginia, western virginia, the shenandoah valley, the western suburbs of d.c. the storm is not going to head towards new england like a classic nor'easter. it will get to the carolina outer banks and move out to sea. that means the quick hitting store for us sot afternoon, sunday night, but monday morning it is gone. if it holds this track, and that is a big "if," because this storm is showing all kinds of variability, but all the correct track, this purple. is 12-18 inches of snow. we are in this blue sh

in the eastern theater here in virginia it was aikens landing on the james river. and in the western theater it was on the mississippi river. there the physical exchange of prisoners would take place, but the official exchange would take place later when the two cartels had negotiated the release. so where do these union and confederate prisoners go until they're formally exchanged? they'll go to what is called parole camps. this is an image of the largest parole camp in the eastern theater known as camp parole in annapolis, maryland. this is for union soldiers, but their guards are their own men. they're guarded by union sentries. so it was essentially each side cease responsibility to ensure that their own men would not violate their paroles. and the confederacy had several parole camps as well. if you're from the annapolis region and you have driven through it, it is called parole, named after this particular camp. these parole camps had some problems. they're not fun places. the union soldiers disliked the fact that they would be treated as prisoners within the

anywhere in southeast virginia, through eastern north carolina, and just a sliver of far northeastern south carolina. so, george, this is meaning isolated tornadoes. we also have hail and damaging wind threat. >> how about the rest of the weekend? >> reporter: the rest of the weekend is looking a lot better as far as severe weather goes. but what we do want to see is wind. and i want to tell you about this because, from anywhere, from cleveland, to new york city, upstate new york, we're talking 40-mile-per-hour, 50-mile-per-hour, 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. if you're not weighed down, or have trees, power lines or anything outside, that patio furniture, that could go flying and become projectiles on your saturday. >>> now, for the gas prices rising almost as fast as tempers across the nation. gas ticked up again overnight, 3 cents. the 29th-straight day of increases. but it turns out the pain of the pump is not spread equally. how much you pay depends a lot on where you live. abc's dan harris explains why. >> reporter: when it comes to breathing in the noxious fumes of overpriced gas

ridge and fauquier, rap hannon, madison, green, into the shenandoah valley as well as into eastern and west virginiathen after that, we will get some sunshine back on monday with highs near 40. but the factors today into the 50s and tomorrow cold start but into the 50s again. saturday afternoon. lot of the road temperatures will be above freezing when we do that changeover to snow sunday afternoon and evening. lot will melt on roadways. much of the accumulation may be on grassy areas. after that, probably getting rain mid week next week as the front comes through on wednesday. that's the way it looks now. barbara. >> okay, tom. thank you. >>> some of you may be getting ready tone joy a long holiday weekend. but if you plan on heading into the district on metro, you will want to give yourself extra time. aaron gilchrist is at the super screen with a look at closures you could run into. >> metro is using the long weekend to do major track work. three stations will be closed on two different lines. first let's talk about the orange line. you will find that on that particular line, the clarendon and the

stay well down to our south, eastern north carolina, or western north carolina, eastern tennessee, southwestern virginiamorning hours tomorrow, that storm racing off the north carolina coastline, pulls the clouds out with it, high pressure builds in, and voila, sunshine returns in time for your presidents' day holiday. so, today, increasing clouds, light rain and light snow, possible starting late this afternoon into the evening time frame. biggest chance for snowflakes between 5:00 p.m. and about 10:00 p.m. this evening. highs today low and mid-40s. not all that scary. then tomorrow, becoming sunny, breezy, a little on the cool side, but not too bad, highs in the 40s. and if you want the mild weather like yesterday to come back, you're not going to have to wait long. 46 today, 48 tomorrow, 51 tuesday with the clouds. back to near 60 degrees by wednesday, even with rain chances i think we'll be flirting with 60. then mild weather for thursday, unsettled into next weekend. stay in touch with me on the forecast by following me on twitter, @chuckbell4. i'll be tweeting out my up gate daited graphics and fo

heaviest accumulations really have been and now the real intense snowfall is pushing into eastern parts of virginianorfolk, you're just rain right now but you are going to see that transition over so expect that as we head into the evening hours for tonight. our second storm right here into parts of the rockies. that's going to move into the plains for tomorrow. we're going to see rain, sleet, and snow, especially on the northern tier of the system. >> jacqui, thank you very much. you're going to like this next story. you're going to be interested in it because i know a lot of people are. look at this. more than 3,000 women, jacqui, being trained as ninjas. what's going on? in a country you might not expect. find out why coming up next. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> thousands of women taking part in some unexpected training in iran. they're learning how to be ninja fighters. they say they'll use their martial arts skill to defend their country if it is necessary. cnn's international desk editor takes us globe trekking. tell us about this school in tehran. the video is interestin

rain andas of light moderate shower in but lightck county moving to the north eastern central virginialater this morning in the metro area. mostly about 1/4 of an inch. sunny and warmer to mar. we will be back at 8:27. >>> nice crowd out in times square. you hear that little girl, you better wait awhile little girl. that's cindy crawford's mom. we thought she was set to follow in her mom's footsteps. cindy is saying, think we will wait a little bit. >> that walk, bianna. how do they make it look so effortless? >> i don't know. >> we have the weekend team here. >> one of the joys of my life is heckling her across the way. >> you can do it as easily on a thursday as you can on a saturday. >>> also ahead this morning, cameron mathison, counting down to oscar sunday. by adding up the years. wait until you see his startling transformation with hollywood's makeup magician. even his wife could not believe her eyes seeing cam looking 30 years older. we'll show you later. >> 30 years older. that's big. >>> also big, tory johnson is here with our deals and steals segment for viewers. up to 30% o

eastern shore 78-65. >> tony bennett and 16th ranked virginia on the road. won florida state. second half, cavaliers were down, but they went on a 14-0 run. the steal and the wide open lay in. virginia takes a 45-44 lead. michael, a long three pointer. it is good. the seminole bench getting excited. to joe harris, a good look to tie the game, but the three is not going to fall. virginia, they fall to florida state. 58-55. the seminoles seventh straight acc win. >> >> set greenberg and virginia tech hosting clemson. watch marquis, soaring one handed putback. he also fouled. that's a three-point play. the hokies hold on to defeat clemson. they improve to 2-6 in acc play. >> it's time for a quick break. coming up, the great eight make their way to the lineup. stay with us.  >>> welcome back. the odds were stacked against the odds. they hosted the number one team in the pacific division. the l.a. clippers. a team that has gotten the best of them the last five times they met. of course, blake griffin was in town, right? first quarter, mo williams to griffin for th

they were distributed in can he areas across eastern virginia. at the exact same time the share our strength program which was funded primarily through wal-mart -- thank you -- and so d.a.x. so and dominion went out and they were looking at a grants program and one thing the secretary talked about is what i will call the infrastructure cost about transit, how do you get the meals to the right place issues.e types of to show you the results of that, the virginia department of health just brought out some releases showing how effective the campaign is. in one year virginia created 113 new locations for the summer meals program and overall had an increase of 23% the number of meals served. there is no question the program has already had a very big impact. i think we know that is probably just the first step. in virginia alone there are 320,000 children who do not have daily access to good nutritious food. some of the stats techniques that i have -- statistics that i have seen is there are about 16 million across the country in danger of if you look

virginia this morning. they are diminishing but we're seeing a few of them in the eastern parts of west virginia crossing route 50 almost across junction. this might be reaching the ground like 5:22 in the northern part of frederick county. just a couple of sprinkles. mid-40s in the shenandoah valley. we're in the upper 40s here in town. still 50 in baltimore. 51 annapolis. highs later today mid up toker ofs on -- mid up toker 60s. it's now 5:30. monika santami, how is it looking out there so far? >>> eight not looking bad. we had -- it's not looking bad. we had a couple of minor incidents in maryland. both of those are clear. no problems to report. here's what it looks like on the west side of town. no problems out of leesburg on the dulles toll road. haymarket on 66 all the way through centreville and to the beltway you're going to be final. let's take a live look inside the beltway where there are no problems to report across the roosevelt bridge inside the beltway on 66. let's go back over to the maps and this time we'll take a look inside the beltway on 395 heading for the 14th street bridge. the length p

and good news for most of us as we kick off our work week, and eastern portions of virginia and northonday night and the big game tomorrow, harris, of course, if you haven't heard super bowl and you heard brian kilmeade, mention we have some rain in indianapolis right now, for you tailgaters tomorrow, looks good, dry, temperatures above normal for february. >> harris: sounds good, maria, thank you very much. ♪ >> on that day in 1938, the nation got the first taste of walt disney's fairy tale magic when snow white and the seven dwarfs got the debut. and the wicked queen and walt disney's wife warned him, that adults wouldn't sit through the animated movie, especially adults. and snow white took hollywood by storm earning high praise even from the biggest critics and 8 million, a record. and it's been re-released, magic mirror who is the fairest of them all. and that's the report on february 4th, 2012. and bret baier covering the nevada caucuses. or maybe it's trying to tell you something. yeah, but what could it be try-- oh, i left my 401(k) at my old job. and i left a jacket on the ba

along the eastern panhandle of west virginia and frederick and clark counties in virginia -- i thinkarnings will be -- advisories will be expiring. 38 in washington, 40 in quantico. we have a ways to go with temperatures but later tonight temperatures will drop. 28 to 33 and that means there could be some ice, so watch for that tonight and early in the morning. tomorrow beautiful, upper 40's, with a northwest wind. pleasant weather in friday, and then cold temperatures only in the 30's, for the weekend. to keep up with all of the changes in the weather patterns, you can do it right there, wjla.com and you can click on the weather tab. that is it alison, leon. >> going to the stage to really prove themselves. >> it is a great night for basketball teams. duke at carolina. they played in prime time. syracuse and no. 11 georgetown. hopefully entertaining matchups but bellhorn does know they are going to be up against it at the dome. -- but the hoyas know that they are going to be up against it at the dome. >> we have to do extremely well. >> meanwhile if you are going to the wizards game

carolinas, a risk over the next two hours or so, extreme southern maryland, lower eastern shore, thunderstorms in virginiao slide across the region. they have the watch in effect until 8:00 tonight. west of us, clearing skies, at least partly cloudy skies, snow affect, lake effect snow beginning here. garrett several inches of snow tonight and throughout the day on saturday. windy and cooler, that's main forecast, for the next couple of days. mainly sunny skies all weekend. temperatures back closer to normal. on the bay tonight, a gail warning, winds as high as 40- 45, knots in the bay, windy tomorrow as well. bay temperature 42. a mainly sunny day. clearing, windy overnight tonight. gusts 35. 3 by morning. 50 degrees tomorrow. you can say cooler, it's not going to be that much cooler but drier and very windy day all day long saturday. >>> still to come tonight, one of maryland's large e universities loses its president. president. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. [music p

virginia now toward interstate 79. you see the precip. now starting to cross i-79 getting to the eastern parts of west virginia. locally just the clouds. temperatures are down to 29. 30 in reston, one of our colder spots. 34 for columbia. alexandria 37 and under cloudy skies. starting to see a little bit of light from the approaching sunrise. we've got 38 degrees and a windchill of 34 with a light east, northeast wind. we'll be cloudy through 9:00. by noon you'll see some of that snow north and west of town. then in the afternoon, here comes the snow south and east of town it's going to mix with some rain so accumulations south very minor. for the evening rush hour, we are going to see some snow around and as far as the totals, trace to an inch in and around the beltway with 1 to 2 in the white areas and the blue areas, now we're talking maybe 2 or more, especially the mountains. today snow develops in the afternoon. evening rush hour snowing but i think just wet roads. temperatures dropping if 40. tonight we're down below freezing. could get a few slick spots. chilly tomorrow but melting. 48. friday 50 degrees

eastern shore, and the northern neck. and out in western maryland, much of west virginia, in the 40s. shenandoah valley and around the blue ridge, mid 30s now. weather watchers reporting there. here's the view from space. we have a clear sky throughout the region. we have clouds closing in from the midwest those will be ahead of a weak disturbance coming in tonight. and we'll have a southwesterly press this afternoon. that will warm us into the 50s to near 60 degrees by mid-afternoon. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at traffic. good morning, danella. >>> good morning. seeing big, big delays along i-95 heading out of quantico as you make your way to triangle. a tractor-trailer blocking the right lane. and you can see, you are absolutely jammed from 610 as you make your way north to get around the tractor-trailer. i'll give you a live look now. authorities are on the scene. and you can see this trucker blocking the right side of the road. very slow as you make your way past the tractor-trailer. i can tell you as you continue northbound, so far still looking

virginia. lower eastern shore. a large area of high pressure giving us a clear sky this morning.ve got mars in the western sky. that pink spot. and here's your day planner. we'll have our sunrise at 6:44. temperatures into the mid 40s by mid morning. by noontime, near 60. might hit the low to mid 60s by mid-afternoon. and especially in virginia, into the mid 60s, maybe just near 60 or so around the metro area and points north. a few clouds coming late afternoon. in the 50s by then. clearing after that. down near 30 by dawn on tuesday. tomorrow, after a sunny start, clouds developing during the afternoon. highs reaching the upper 50s. then chilly with rain likely on wednesday. morning lows upper 30s, afternoon highs around 50. occasional showers coming through as a front sweeps in. and then that rain will end on wednesday evening. then with some sunshine back on thursday, we should warm back into the low to mid 60s. then a bit chillier on friday with some clouds around ahead of another rain system moving in for saturday. near 60. and then chilly and partly cloudy for sunday. danel

we do have some light rain falling from west virginia all the way to the eastern shore. washington. right now we have some wet pavement to brandywine, adelphi, alexanderian, mcclain and scattered light showers that are moving from west to east, and temperatures are certainly chillier. what a dramatic drop from yesterday. right now in the mid and upper 40s in fairfax, arlington, prince george's. here's your day planner. 7:14. maybe a lingering light shower around mid morning and sun whack this afternoon. climbing back into the mid and upper 50s. and then a cold breeze coming in from the north and west under a clearing sky tonight. it will be down to near 40 degrees by midnight and even colder by dawn tomorrow. we'll take a look at friday, the weekend. and into next week in ten minutes. joe? >>. >>> tom, thanks very much. we have breaking news on the roadway. a bad tractor trailer accident on the northbound spur of i-270 near democracy boulevard. "news 4's" megan mcgrath is near the scene. she joins us on the phone. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: joe, we're seeing