arlington, fairfax, montgomery counties in the mid 40s. shenandoah valley dipped in the 30s and areas east of the blue ridge also dip in the 30s. there's the clear sky over washington. we'll have our sunrise at 6:06. by 9:00, near 50. a blustery northwest wind will be gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. and then with mid afternoon, we'll be soaring into up thor 6 -- the upper 60s to near 70s. chilly again. the planner coming up in a few minutes. joe. >>> ground zero in new york city to honor those killed in the september 11 attacks. it's been ten years since osama bin laden masterminded the terrorist attack on the world trade center in the pentagon that killed 3,000 people. president obama will lay a wreath on the world trade center towers and ltalk to the family members of those who were kill in the attack. >>> the white house decided not to release photos showing oles's's death. the pictures are gruesome. they say bin laden was shot twice by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s, once in the chest, once in the head. releasing the photos would not represent w

mid 40s in montgomery, arlington, and fairfax counties.upper 40s in the eastern shore of the bay. 30s in the blue zone. western pennsylvania, western maryland, most of west virginia in the 30s. a little above freezing. deeper valleys may get below freezing in the next couple of hours. a clear sky. a few hours coming through right now. the washington monument on this thursday morning on the mostly clear sky. by 9:00, should be near 50 degrees. lots of sun, and northwest wind will be blustery today gusting around 20 to 25 miles per hour as temperatures by noontime reached low 60s. upper 60s to 70 by mid afternoon. by 5:00 in the mid 60s. by 7:00, a clear sky this evening. still have the winds diminishing. by midnight, down to the mid 50s. low to mid 40s starting off friday morning. in the day sunday morning, clouds reaching the afternoon. highs reaching near 70 again. then there's a small chance of a shower and an afternoon thundershower. partly cloudy, morning lows near 50. afternoon highs low 70s. sunday, mother's day. looking for a chan o

arlington, fairfax, near 60 degrees.t and north, green zone, temperatures in the 50s in western maryland and the highlands of west virginia. farther south and east around the bay, low to mid-60s. there's the pink and gold sky over washington. the national cathedral in the foreground. a little bit of haze in the air. by 9:00, near 70. by noon, near 80. and we'll have a mostly cloudy afternoon. but it should feel like summertime for a brief time by midafternoon. so dress accordingly. we should make it into the mid-80s by midafternoon. but then late afternoon we do have the likelihood of scattered thunderstorms moving in out of the mountains, heading east and into the metro area by late afternoon. unfortunately there could be some severe storms, some of which could produce damaging winds, maybe even hail perhaps. a small chance of this, even an isolated tornado. so if you do hear thunder, get inside. turn on nbc 4. we will let you know if a storm is threatening your neighborhood. looks like the prime threat time again would

. >> reporter: for nathan pacheko, the dream began in his fairfax county parent's home. he has come a long way and tuesday night at the british embassy in dc, he performed for prince ch. >> is it a little nerve-racking when you have royalty in front of you? >> yes, at least i always get a little bit of the butter flies whenever i sing but it's that adrenalin that you just feed off of as a performer so we got up there, started singing, and it was such a neat feeling in the room so we rode that wave of emotion and let it carry us the rest of the way. >> reporter: he's 31 years old now but this began way back when he was just two. >> when we would go to mcgruder's grocery store wauz we were living in vienna then, all the cashiers would look up and say, oh, here comes the singing baby. >> reporter: that 2-year-old eventually grew into a student here at oakton high school in fairfax county. he remembers being a performer even then. >> the first one was fiddler on the roof. i was the tailor, and then we did south pacific and the king and i. >> and did that serve you ? >> absol

now, sally fairfax was a member of the wealthiest, most powerful family in virginia, the fairfax family. she was married to one of washington's best friends. well, it was rumored that george and sally had had some kind of an affair, and, in fact, it was, there was a letter that popped up that washington had written to sally just before he married martha, and he recalls a thousand tender passages that passed between us in the past. and some people were really fascinated by this and scandalized by it, and they began to develop these stories that washington was really a ladies' man and that before he married martha and after he married martha he had all these affairs, all these love affairs. and he became really a very fascinating, romantic figure. but the other angle to that was what happened to martha. what happened to her image in the 19th century. martha became the stereotypical victorian grandmother, and she -- worse than that, people began to claim that she was ugly, she was grouchy, she was always nagging george, that she was stupid, that she was really a terrible, terrible shrew an

fairfax will be closed between the two bridges.t says all three lanes will be open in both directions during rush hour. the project should be completed by november 2013. >>> new speed cameras going up this fall in howard county. council passed a bill allowing police to operate eight speed cameras in school zones. if drivers are caught going 12 miles per hour or more they will be ticketed $40. police must submit an annual report. >>> more americans are buying smaller cars as gas prices rise. new models that get 35 miles per hour per gallon or better led most major automakers to stronger april sales. chefly cruz, hyundai aoe hand extra and ford focus were among the top sellers. even buyers of pickup trucks chose more efficient engines. but the strong demand could raise the price if there is a summer shortage. honda warned that the 2012 civic and other models will be in short supply because of production delays because of the japan earthquake and tsunami. and it pushed back the fall launch of the cr-v by at least a month. >>> a look a

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radar showing areas of green over prince george's, arlington, fairfax counties. that's light rain. it breaks up farther south in prince william county. but the next surge, highlands of west virginia and the shenandoah valley, that will continue to advance north and northeast. what a change in temperatures. it has dropped about 30 degrees since yesterday afternoon, 53 at reagan national. mid and upper 40s west and north. the baker's cyst it's in the 60s right now. a front sweeping through, cooling them down. right now rain in washington. by 9:00, still in the 50s with light showers, occasional showers. only until noon time, early afternoon, cloudy, breezy, cool with highs near 60. a look at your night planner. changes on the way. details coming up at 4:41. >> could be a challenging commute with wet roads and the rain coming down. please be very careful out there. northern virginia, i-95 corridor, just a little bit of volume. a few folks getting an early start this morning. any overnight road work has been washed out. north from dunfries, all your travel lanes should be reopened. hea

arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. loudon county, mid-50s there. mid and upper 50s panhandle of west virginia, washington county and the shenandoah valley. farther south, prince william come county in the 50s. there's the sunrise over the potomac. partly cloudy sky. by 9:00, near 70. a little sunshine this morning in the afternoon. near 80 by noon time. midafternoon should be into the mid-80s. so quite a warmup on the way. dress accordingly. by late afternoon when you hear thunder, get inside. turn on nbc 4. we'll let you know if a storm may be threatening your neighborhood. in fact, there is a likelihood of storms from 5:00 this afternoon all the way until mid evening. unfortunately there is a risk that an isolated storm could produce damaging winds, hail, maybe even an isolated tornado. then much cooler and a wet start tomorrow morning. a look at the rest of the week, the weekend at 6:21. how's traffic, jerry? >> tom, chopper 4 checking for the report of an accident. reported to be westbound route

into this two hours to get here west of fairfax for the accident occurred. traffic was taken off of 66 and put on 50. it was brought back on at 7100 fairfax parkway. at that point, traffic is flowing freely. it looks like it will be closed more. they're still working to document and clean of the wreck. back to you. >>> the toyota sports desk is brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> let's talk sports. the caps have a serious problem. they know it. they dominated the regular season. that has nothing to do with the playoffs despite the fact that they dominated statistically last night. they lost in overtime. they're down to their games. they are in trouble now. let's take you back downtown. they are down 2-1. the to the chance and made it pay. he not sit in -- he puts it in. there is a sloppy line change. they brought it back quickly. he never had a chance. campeau wins the game. they lead, 2-zero. -- tampa wins the game. >> if we can go to tampa and when the first one -- win the first one never know what can happen. the series is not over. it is just

we're only in the 40s now prince george's, arlington, fairfax, the district, points west and north.nd east near 50. still six on the lower eastern shore. there's the gray sky over washington now. we'll have our temperatures climb back into the 50s by mid morning and only reach 60 by midafternoon. by then the rain will have ended. gusting to around 25 miles per hour. overnight tonight we will career out and get much cooler. low 40 to 40s tomorrow. sunny on thursday. blustery northwest wind. upper six. 70 friday. sunny saturday, into the low 70s. mother's day, might get a passing shower. monday, tuesday next week a small chance of a shower both days. >> tom, 395 we are loading up quickly now. as you head north out of landmark en route to the 14th street bridge, just volume. no incidents. southbound 395 looks good. no concerns in the h.o.v.s. maryland on the beltway near route 50, john hanson highway. so far between college park, landover, everything moving along pretty well considering the weather. see how you're doing including one up at the harbor. everything has been cleared. so no

let's look at north bay, fairfax, 101 south, over the golden gate bridge, the yellow turning into dank -- dash greens. seeing heavy rains. the reds indicating heavy rains, from san jose to los gatos, santa cruz, all moving towards the east, and def definitely as the colder air mass sinks in, there's a chance of isolated thunderstorms as well. tomorrow, racetime, 7:00 a.m., showers likely. see some sun breaks, too. temperatures, it's going to be a cool race. upper 40s to low 50s, and a southwest wind to 15 miles-per-hour. so get ready for a wet race tomorrow. how much longer will the wet weather be with us in the forecast is later. >> alan: the amgen cycling tour kicks off tomorrow. stage one is scheduled to begin in south lake tahoe at 10:0 a.m. and end at the north star tahoe resort. the sear race expecting between one and six inches of snow, and that has race organizers concerned. officials are considering cutting the north star stage or canceling the opening stage all together, race organizers will make a to go at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >> snow may not be good news for amgen cyclist

arlington, fairfax, montgomery, near 50 degrees. a few isolated spots in rural areas of maryland and virginia dipped down into the upper 40s. the last 12 hours a lot of cloudiness coming if a stalled front in the midwest where it's raining in southern indiana. ohio river above flood stage as the water filters into the mississippi valley. for us in washington, cloudy morning. cloudy sky over the washington monument and maybe a little sun breaking out midday. a small chance of a passing shower later this afternoon as temperatures climb to the upper 60s to around 70 by midafternoon. now, this morning our sunrise is 6:10. that's getting earlier and earlier. and we're getting later and later sunsets too. the sunset is not until 8:00 this evening. we'll take a look at your night planner. chance for more showers as well coming in. details on that coming up in 10 minutes. eun and joe. >> thanks very much, tom. we'll check on traffic in just a bit. first back to our top story. >>> the crusade to capture the terrorist leader has been years in

actually much of montgomery county, fairfax and loudoun county.m in a little bit and see light to moderate activity around this hour around loudoun, chantilly, also the east side of gaithersburg and 270 over towards damascus. where will this go in the next two hours and will we see any intensity? probably. do you see manassas, that is moderate rainfall. that is going to cross over 66 as we get into the midnight hour and 12:30 as well. so just prepare for a wet commute tomorrow. outside story, well, here we go. wet start wednesday. no doubt about that. the other shocker tomorrow, much, much cooler. we were 81 today. we'll be lucky to be 61 tomorrow. dry evening commute. there is some silver lining there. you'll be able to drive home on dry roads tomorrow as we get partial clearing late. i think we will see the sunset as the rainfall moves out from west to east either late morning or early afternoon. but we'll stop the future cast here. 6:00 in the morning there is rain everywhere. albeit light to occasionally moderate and nothing severe in the morn

the fairfax community church. it opened two weeks ago. and since then, the number of people coming has doubled. >> i was happy to know that it was right here. because i live two blocks away. and i don't have to get the big box of stuff and try to figure out how to get it home. >> reporter: this unemployed single mom used to hitchhike five miles to the nearest pantry. >> i pretty much live here and carry the food back to my place. >> reporter: his place is a tent in the forest. and then there are the seniors who can't make ends meet. >> right now i'm waiting for my ssi, and just a few more days, this will tied me over until then. >> reporter: marin county has always been known as an affluent community. its unemployment rate is 7.6%. the lowest in two years. and the lowest in california. but still, there are lots of people who need help. >> that's the stereotype. and then there is the reality. in reality, something very different. and i think that all of us have to wake up to the needs that are here. >> so many people competing for jobs rig

arlington, fairfax, low 60s to upper 50s. frederick and loudon county. washington monument under a partly cloudy sky. a little bit of haze in the air. sunrise at 6:08. by 9:00, near 70. sunshine in and out. up near 80 by noon time. low and mid-80s by midafternoon. going to feel like summertime in may. so dress accordingly as you head off to work and school. by late afternoon and into early evening, a chance of severe storms. unfortunately isolated storms could produce wind storms, isolated tornado. should dissipate by midnight. a look at the rest of the week and weekend at 4:51. >>> a live look this hour to the american legion bridge. river road across the bridge span to tyson's corner,ern loop, a couple of construction cones in the roadway getting through tyson's corner. very shortly that should be picked up and you should be good to go. interstate 66, no issues to report. a little volume. that's about it between haymarket and centreville. everything around dulles airport looking good so far. joe, eun? >> thank you, jerry. >> jerry, thanks a lot. 4:42.

. >>> police went door to door in a neighborhood in fairfax county for the second time in less than a. they're trying to find the man who sexually assaulted a woman as she took out the trash. jackie bensen is in tranconi, virginia for this story. jackie? >> they said he fled to a nearby neighborhood. fairfax county police detectives went door to door along forest lane, looking for information, people who may have seen something odd or unusual lately. the street abuts a heavily wooded area that separates it from a cul-de-sac on water lily court. that's where a 62-year-old woman was taking out the trash on april 12 when she was grabbed from behind by a masked man who assaulted her and raped her. >> if this individual is willing to commit this kind of act in the middle of the day, we have to be concerned that he'll do it again. >> a police k-9 tracked the suspect's path into the woods and onto franconia forest lane. neighbors say they are aware of the nearby assault and have been taking extra safety precautions. >> i have one that drives, and so she works around the corner at the church

maybe 67 in fairfax. reston, sterling. maybe only of six, though, in leesburg.n -- 66, though, in leesburg and into manassas. let's break down tomorrow for you. sunshine to start? the 40s. kind of chilly. 60s by lunch time. and then 67 to about 71 by evening. most of us will hold in the upper 60s. the next three day, clouds come back at us on friday. a couple of showers possible late again. not a blockbuster system. we'll try to make it up to 70. a few more showers on saturday. temperatures inching up there to average. that's 72. all right. next seven days, for mom we got some clouds and some showers. not a washout. and temperatures going up a little more back in the mid 70s. and then this isn't as bad as it looks, but we do have a chance for a shower or thunderstorm in monday and tuesday and wednesday. just afternoon variety on monday. upper 70s. kind of scattered on tuesday. and then just a few. just a few storms on wednesday. but by wednesday, we're back up to 80 degrees. >> not very pretty and spring like. >> 80 is good. >> thanks a lot, top. >>> we're going

the fairfax community church. it opened two weeks ago. since then, the number of people coming has doubled. >> i was happy to know it is right here because i live two blocks away and i don't have to get a big box of stuff and try to figure out how to get it home. >> this unemployed single mom used to hitchhike five miles to the nearest pantry. >> i pretty much live here. and carry the food back to my place. >> reporter: his play is a tent in the forest. and then there are the seniors who can't make ends meet. >> right now, i'm waiting for my ssi, and just a few more days. this will tied me over until then. >> reporter: marin county has always been known as an affluent community. the unemployment rate is 7.6%, the lowest in two years and the low nest california. but still, there are a lot of people who need help. >> that's the stereotype. and then is the reality, in reality, it is something very different. and i think that all of us have to wake up to the needs that are here. >> so many people competing for jobs right now that i find it ma

no problems as you head in from manassas right here as you head in through the fairfax area over to the beltway, 395 and 66 are incident free. we'll go back to the beltway and zoom into 395 and take a live look into the landmark area. no issues or delays right now. a nice ride up to the 14th street bridge with your lanes open. long-standing construction at the bridge span in the left center lane. now, a look at your travel times. heading on the beltway from 95 to 270, 10 minute drive. no problems right now. 95 in from 216, 10 minutes to the beltway. 495, only 9 minutes, we'll take a look at the gw parkway at 6:12. >> the top of the hour, let's get to some of the stories happening today. students at 21 schools in prince george's county will get breakfast for free. and they'll get it in class. as part of a $670,000 grant program sponsored by the walmart foundation. >> the montgomery county council takes up the issue of a plastic and paper bag tax. supporters want to charge you 5 cents for each bag you get at the store. the district has a plastic bag tax in place. >>> fresh off his son's w

this will track up toward loud and fairfax county. you see the modern rain back toward winchester and areas across northern virginia well to our north and west. that's tracking up i-81. off to the east between easton and oxford, some heavy rain there. you may see a little bit of lightning coming out of that. the majority of the lightning so far has been south of richmond. right now, southern maryland, not too bad. more modern rain headed your way. as we look at the lightning, you'll see it back here. there's richmond, waverly. this is all tracking up that way toward westpoint and perhaps parts of the northern neck. so, your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, needless to say, it is a wet one. also kind of breezy out there. and cool. upper 40s to upper 50s south. most of us in the low 50s to around 50 right now. sunrise at 6:07. for the day, it is going to be a wet start. 52 at 8:00. northwesterly winds at 17. wind directions with the arrows northwest at 11 at noon. the 10 to 15, 20 range throughout the afternoon with a little sunshine a

the fairfax town council ap ing >>> smoking in apartment complexes will soon be restricted in another town. the fairfax town council approved an ordinance requiring complexes with more than four units to designate at least 75% of them nonsmoking. tenants would be -- tenants wouldn't be able to smoke on porches or balconies. >>> a test model of the longest passenger jet in the world has landed the mineta san jose international airport. boeing flew it in this afternoon. it's the fourth generation of jet. the first intercontinental flight including passengers is expected later this year. >>> no name change for mineta san jose international airport at least for now anyway. the city council decided not include silicon valley in the name. however, mayor chuck reed says that a name change would be reconsidered if an airline wanted to market a particular route using that name. >>> we are getting our first look at the house billionaire facebook founder mark zuckerberg bought. five bedrooms, five baths, this is in palo alto. about 10 minutes from his menlo park headquarters. among the features,

caught 26-year-old nicholas springer at this park on wednesday evening on the first night of the fairfax farmers market. >> and he was maneuvering himself up behind women and putting his foot in like between their legs and next to them and appeared to be taking video or pictures up their dresses. >> reporter: and when police caught springer's camera they discovered video of 35 other women, all taken throughout the area here. from the good earth market to the coffee roastery just down the block from the park in fairfax, authorities say springer made the rounds. police even believe he hit the farmer's market in san rafael earlier this month. >> logically, if he's done it within the past month at the farmer's market in san rafael and he's done it it here he's probably done it a lot more times and there's probably a lot of victims out there. >> reporter: for now springer is being held on suspicion of peeping with a concealed camera, a misdemeanor. >> why to abuse other women at the farmer's market? and then the farmer's market the women always have kids. >> reporter: police are asking anyone

arlington and fairfax in the 60s.omery, loudon, maryland and virginia in the upper 50s. panhandle of west virginia. now there's the washington monument. jefferson memorial under a partly cloudy sky. light fog in the rural areas. sunrise, 6:08. by 9:00, near 70. sunshine in and out through early afternoon. in fact, may be near 80 at noon time. and mid-80s for a brief time midafternoon. then late afternoon there is a possibility of strong thunderstorms developing. unfortunately some isolated storms could produce wind damage and hail, isolated tornado between 5:00 this afternoon all the way until maybe around 9:00 this evening. and if you do hear thunder, of course get inside immediately. turn on nbc 4. we will let you know if any storms are threatening your neighborhood. we'll be down into the low 50s wednesday morning. much cooler tomorrow. morning and midday showers possible. a little sun back tomorrow afternoon. a high only near 60. 40s on thursday morning. but bright and sunny during the day. should warm us into the

we're below speed from fairfax up to the mixing bowl.de, the delay continues if you're going on to 395. bumper to bumper from the beltway over to seminary. your travel times for 66 reveal drivers there in the yellow. it is taking them about 5 to 6 more minutes longer than it usually does to get from fairfax over to the capital beltway. inner loop checking out ok from 395 over to the doell road. no complaints. your biggest delays across the viewing area, andrea, i'll have that in my next traffic reports two minutes before 7:00. back to you. >>> it is 6:47. reaction to the death of osama bin laden is coming in from our lawmakers. joining us on the phone this morning is d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton. thank you so much for being with us this morning. how surprised were you when you got the call saying osama bin laden was dead, delegate norton? >> i was stunned and i got the call from the press so that's how i learned about it. i was stunned but grateful because this region and this city has been seeking justice for now almost ten years

officers say they saw him using the cameras at fairfax farmer's market.amera had video of 35 women. the women were also shot at the good earth market and the fairfax coffee roasters, as well. he has been arrested. >>> san francisco police have recovered a valuable violin and arrested the suspect. surveillance video from muni showed the suspect getting on a train with the violin that is worth $23,000. the man leaving i believe right there with the glasses on. police say the suspect dropped the instrument off at a san francisco church just hours earlier. it had been stolen when its owner left it alone briefly at the san francisco conservatory of music. i'm sure he or she is very happy to get it back. >>> 5:22. coming up, what's hot and what's not in baby names. >> plus, what would you call these little baby falcons? the contest to give some of these south bay cutest mascots a special distinction. when we come back. ,,,,,, i am a sneeze whisperer. i am an allergy analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmac

still moderate rain out to the west in loudoun, fairfax and prince william. yellows here across southern prince george's county, charles county. 301 is a tough ride. even central avenue southbound here, route 5 from clinton to brandywine to waldorf there on 301. also as you head into southern maryland into st. mary's county, into calvert county, the northern neck of virginia. this is where we're starting to see heavier stuff especially from st. leonard and likely, we're seeing a little bit of lightning and thunder there as we're switching it over. this has the lightning on it. we've seen some stuff especially in southern st. mary's county. reedville getting hammered this morning with some thunderstorms down there and some very heavy rainfall. your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, no surprise. breezy and damp. temperatures anywhere from the mid to upper 40s to upper 50s far south. most of us around the 50 degree mark with hagerstown and winchester at 45 now. 50 in washington. 55 in southern maryland. the winds have been up north- northwest at 14. we've had gu

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. >> a detective and officer became the first to fairfax police county officers killed in the line of duty. since that day, memorials have been placed in the parking lot but the officer's family have not spoken on tv. >> the fairfax county bureau chief spoke to the wife and daughter for the first time. >> they kept saying i think something that is going to happen. >> she says in the days leading up to harassments death, she has an ominous feeling. >> we feel to this day, it was mike's time. >> a teenager opened fire and the police station. before officers could kill michael kennedy, a detective had been shot to death and an officer was severely injured. he died nine days later. she says just a week of 4 happen president of this. >> he said of god decides to take me tomorrow, i'll be fine with that. >> she and her sister had this to say about the young man who carried out the siege and the police station. >> my initial reaction was confusion. but after that, i started to feel bad for him. >> the family has received support and strength and returned it to those who need it. >> by concen

long term living in fairfax county the pot holes get filled every spring. why? there is a hideous social structure that provides the services and pretty efficiently in a rich county like fairfax. but to it is interesting why those happen and all of the anti-government activist don't understand if you want of a country that doesn't have the strong government then you ought used days go to somalia or less developed country that cannot enforce the rules on its own territory. if you don't just 12 on the assault rifle, and then you are freed to do it but it is not a happy society because second is the rule of law that is all about community rules of justice that is regarded twos the will whoever is of president gore came monarch. the executive doesn't feel he or she can make up the rules on the fly but implement the law that somebody else makes. that is the second set now the third is institutions of accountability today we associate those with democracy but that is not the only form of accountability. when institutions were first put into place seventh century engli

all westbound lanes are locked between fair oaks and fairfax.being diverted onto westbound rte. 50. there are very heavy delays from nutley. other areas are backed up as well. the outer loop is slow to the dulles toll road. the inner loop is seen deglazelays. back to you in the studio. chris >>>>> coming @ -- >> millions of people experienced the story of a some of the modern online through social networks. that story is next. >> at 6:00, still in danger. the mastermind al qaeda may be gone. some are we're with you when you're saving for your dreams. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels with you. with you when you're ready for the next move. [ male announcer ] now that wells fargo and wachovia have come together what's in it for you? unprecedented strength the stability of the leading community bank in the nation and with 12,000 atms and thousands of branches, we're with you in more ways and places than ever before. with you when you want the most from your bank. [ [ male announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> social media pl

. >> the san francisco food bank opened a new pantry at the fairfax community church earlier this month. they are open every saturday from 10-12. the church pastor said today more than 100 families showed up. >> it surprised me there is so much of a need. >> even in marin. >> 27% of the kids to attend the public schools here are actually on free and reduced lunch which is a good indicator of the need in the county. >> the san francisco food bank says the non-profit is considering opening three more food pantries in the next year, one in marin. >> and hopefully another one, maybe the strawberry or port madeira area. the food is not free it is actually healthy. 63% of the food they give out is press produce. >> this is really important. this is whale live on this week. >> she plans to turn her groceries into a soup. >> i never thought i would be in this position in my life. i had a good life. and i raised a family. very owned three homes. i have lost my last house. it was foreclosed on. >> reporter: she says having access to food gives her one less thing to worry about. >> this is the big

. >> reporter: the town of fairfax was hosting a farmer's market at this small park last night. a big crowd settled in with the number of women wearing sun dresses and skirts. matthew toy says one person lurking through the grass stood out. tall white male dressed in black. >> i kind of followed him around and indeed he had some kind of device in his crock sandal. >> reporter: toy who manages the market says he notified police after he witness the suspicious man do this. >> i saw him place his foot underneath her legs, underneath her dress. he had sandal shoes, inside the shoe a tape recorder about the side of a credit card. >> reporter: at least 35 women were recorded. the coffee shop, grocery store and farmers market. >> i would definitely call that a pervert. if you have a camera in your shoe looking up girl's skirts. you can't get any grosser than that. >> i can't imagine what would bring somebody to think like that. >> reporter: police say the suspect is 26-year-old nicholas springer of san rafael. his scheduled arrangement was held over for tomorrow. right now he remains i

. >> in a story you will see only on 9, we spoke with that man staying at a hotel in fairfax. >> reporter: you might remember this image, it was november 3rd, 2010, and the national mall was practically shut down while the bomb squad was brought in to search a trailer parked near the smithsonian's air and space museum. there was no bomb, but there were guns. >> there were two 22 caliber rivals, and a 357 magnum smith and wes son revolve. >> this is james pad dock, he owns the trailer and gun. >> it's my home, the firearms are legal. >> reporter: this is the catcher parked at the hotel he is staying at. he says it was thoroughly searched that day, so much so that the inside is trashed. >> this was my dog food container. >> according to the charging documents, he did not have a license to carry any of the firearms or ammunition in the district. he says he spent 45 days in jail without bond and lost custody of his dog. he plead guilty to two misdemeanor gun charges and got suspended sentences with probation, but he is most upset with the comment made by a neighbor in arizona. >> one of my ne

it's 69 in fairfax. the district looking at 68. our final stop takes us to potomac, currently 68.r air slightly cooler. 68 in hagerstown. all the real heat and humidity. nashville 85 degrees. we are looking for a warm-up. high pressure just to the west of us. this will build across the mid atlanta and it means block some sunshine and average temperatures but the weather is going to hold off for the upcoming week. the clouds will continue to deteriorate. we are going to look for a graduate clearing in the overnight hours. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. the high pressure will keep the rain away. the showers will come to an end over the next hour or so. upper 40's to middle 50's. wind three to eight miles an hour. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. 72 to 77. a bit cooler to the north. tuesday and wednesday upper 70's to around 80 on thursday. by friday, though, cold front will arrive. can't rule out a chance for some thunderstorms and then cooler unsettled weather as we move on to saturday and sunday with temperatures around 70 degree's. for a look at the forecast, you can track these showers

the 7100 which is fairfax county parkway area of i-66 westbound closed until 5:30 tonight. >>> major leaders reacted swiftly today with relief to the news that osama bin laden had been killed by u.s. forces. >> and in some parts of the muslim world there are suggestions that people on the street are also relieved. richard engel is following that part of the story for us in libya. >> reporter: reaction to osama bin laden's death has been pouring in from world leaders. >> bin laden -- >> reporter: germany and france welcoming the news, but cautioning that this will not mark the end of international terrorism. yemen said that it hopes there will be more targeted attacks on al qaeda leaders, even the vatican weighed in saying that while christians don't welcome the death of any individual, osama bin laden used religion to create divisions and hatred among people. >> what this shows is no matter how challenging and difficult and how long it takes, people who commit these acts of terrorism, who kill deliberately, large numbers of civilians, totally innocent people and we are going to carry

. >> reporter: whatever the reason the the 26-year-old filmed as many as 35 women walking around fairfax from this coffee shop to this market. finally they caught him shooting at the farmers market on wednesday night. >> it appeared he had something hid in his shoe like a video camera or camera, and he was maneuvering himself up behind women and putting his foot in like between their legs and next to them and was taking video or pictures up their dresses. >> reporter: police believe there are victims outside of fairfax. within the last month there was a report of a man matching springer's description filming women at the san raphael farmers market. >> it's an invasion of privacy, obviously. if you're going to be creative in some way, try and do it without crossing other people's boundaries. >> reporter: as of now authorities have no idea what springer was doing with na video. whatever it was, women in this small town feel violated. >> why abuse women at the farmers market? they always have kids. >> reporter: tonight springer is being held at the jail. he'll face a judge tomorrow. meanwhi

. >> reporter: the 2-year-old eventually grew into a student here in oakton high school in fairfax countynd remembers being a performer >> and since roof, was modeled a tailor and we did south pacific and the king and i. >> did that serve you well? >> absolutely. >> from the oakton show choir to touring with yanni and a recording deal with disney. >> the best way to describe it is like andrea bocelli or josh gob ap, what they have done, a crossover with opera and pot. it's worth following a dream. i know that sounds cliche but i believe in that and that is what i'm living. >> beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> a big hollywood production is coming to some of virginia's most historic cities. director steven spellberg will shoot his film on abraham lincoln on the commonwealth. daniel day loses will play lincoln, sally field is cast as his wife and it's based on team of rivals. >>> now to will thomas and a look at what is coming up on the news edge at 6. >>> fairfax police know what is -- who is responsible for a triple murder that made big headlines in our area in 2008. one man is facing federal c

essentially loudoun and fairfax. might take another 30 minutes before it moves toward you., it is well south and east now. don't think we'll see much of that. your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, it is breezy. it is wet. it is chilly. 47 to 57, maybe even 45 to 55, would be a better range. sun came up at 6:07. it sets after 8:00. noon, 52 with a lingering shower. still mostly cloudy. partial clearing this afternoon. upper 50s to around 60 with northwest winds at times gusting over 20 miles per hour. here is a look at the next three days, today, we start with temperatures which are now in the 40s to around 50. only around 60 with afternoon clearing. 68 tomorrow. after a chilly start. friday, late showers and storms. 68. dry saturday and a few showers possible on moms day. it is 6:46. angie goff has your timesaver traffic. >> thank you, howard. we're cruising close to that 7:00 hour. the green light stays on. what we're dealing with are the slow goes starting to grow across our viewing area. we'll take a camera tour. first in maryland, 270, a whole lot of headlights here. a

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this happened at 3:45 on the westbound lanes of i-66 near the fairfax county parkway, it happened about an hour ago. police say two cars were involved, i-66 is expected to be closed for at least another half hour. traffic, meanwhile, is being diverted on to route 50 as an alternate. again, the lanes of i-66 westbound near the fairfax county parkway closed until at least 5:30 this afternoon. >> busy stretch at a very busy time. >>> turning now to the weather and temperatures hit the 70s today. >> bob, there's the threat of some severe storms tomorrow. chief meteorologist doug kammerer has a look at forecast and the weather today. >> so far so good. we saw sunshine early today, some areas, the 08s. 81 in manassas. 82 in fredericksburg and 75 in the d.c. area and baltimore coming in at 73 degrees and we do have a few showers around and north of the washington, d.c. area and back to the west there's a lot of that rain and that will make its way overnight into tomorrow night and with that we could see some severe weather. i'll talk more about that severe weather threat and what i think and w

low 40s in fairfax and reston and sterling. you go out to leesburg. 40 tonight. manassas 40.aybe even 39. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, breezy chilly. 40s and 50s. and winds increasing. northwest 10 to 20 actually. by afternoon, partly cloudy, breezy and cool. highs upper 60s and winds continue north westerly at about 10 to 20. we will break down tomorrow. light jacket in the morning. in the 40s. back to the 60s by lunchtime. upper 60s maybe low 70s south and east of town by evening. next three days. we are looking at some clouds on friday. maybe a shower late friday. back up to 70. a few showers on saturday. but not a washout. we are back to the low 70s. next seven days. for mom some showers. but milder. not a washout. mid-70s. then upper 70s next week. in fact, monday and tuesday and wednesday warmer. we have showers and or a thunderstorm in. won't be a washout. looks worse than it will be really. by next wednesday we should be flirting with 80 degrees which will be kind of nice actually. >> yahoo. >> we want to rock the red but starting to feel rocky right now. >> startin

sitting just to our north and west, coming through leesburg and coming through loudoun county to fairfaxy and they're moving southeast ward down through the area. all of this associated with this upper level disturbance. you can see it right there. it's been spinning into west virginia. we'll get a few more light showers and clearing out by late tonight early part of the day tomorrow when the area of high pressure moves in. so, cool tonight again. there will be some locations well to the west our area around i-81 in the valleys that can be dropping down into the 30s. for friday, the return of some showers and maybe even a thunderstorm, but that will be during the afternoon and during the evening. there's friday at 8:00 p.m. your forecast for the evening continued cool, breezy, dropping from 56 to 52 degrees. a look at your morning, breezy. start again and it will be pretty chilly, 38 to 43. so at the beginning of the day tomorrow you're likely to need a jacket again, but much nicer by the afternoon. it will be warmer and more like may, 67 to 70 degrees. dry for tomorrow. the rain returns

i lived in fairfax county for 20 years and it filled every spring. what do pot holes get filled? turns out there is a hidden social structure that provides the services and does it efficiently and least in a rich county like fairfax. it is interesting how those differences happen. all the antigovernment activists of which there are many especially in our society don't understand that if you want a country that doesn't have a strong government that is a will to enforce rules you ought to move to somalia or afghanistan or a less developed country that actually cannot enforce rules on its own territory. in some molly and you own and not just an assault rifle butt a shoulder fired antiaircraft weapon you are free to do it but it is not a very happy society because it doesn't have institution. second is the rule of law. the will of law is all about community rules of justice that are regarded as superior to whoever's running the government whether it is a president or prime minister, you don't just make of the rules on the fly but implement a law that someone else makes. that is the s

. >> reporter: the good news, they have a new place to go, the fairfax community church, the number of people coming has doubled since it opened. >> i was happy to know it's here because i live two blocks away. i don't have to get a big box of stuff and figure out how to get it home. >> reporter: this unemployed mom used to hitch-hike five miles to the nearest pantry. >> i can carry the food back to my place. >> reporter: his place is a tent in the forest. then there were the seniors who can't make ends meet. >> right now i'm waiting for my ssi and just a few more days. this will tide me over until then. >> reporter: marine county has been known as an affluent community. unemployment rate is 7.6% the hoest in two years and the lowest in california but still there's lot of people who need help. >> that's the stereotype and then there's the reality. the reality is something different and i think that all of us have to wake up to the needs that are here. >> so many people competing for jobs right now that i find that that makes it harder. you can't just walk into a place any more and ask

fairfax county, virginia, is the ideal business location. and the ideal life location. >>> pakistani officials are angrily denying anyone in their government helped protect osama bin laden calling the idea absurd. the obama administration says it's taking pakistan's concerns seriously but won't back down from tough questions about who may have helped bin laden. reese sesay yeah has been asking lots of questions in the capital of islamabad. >> wolf, how is it possible that osama bin laden managed to hideout here in pakistan for all these years? who is to blame and did he have help? >> honestly speaking we did not known. had we known, do you think he would be living here? >> i'd like to know how you didn't know. this is a man living in a fortress, you have intelligence agents swarming all over the country. how did they not know? >> 9/11 happened in new york with all the best available intelligence, the american parties could not make out 9/11 culprits and they were still taking training in the institutions here. sometimes the intelligence fail

lots of 60s. 65 in fairfax. 72 in college park. 69 at andrews. officially 68. mostly cloudy. west wind at 9. the air very dry. humidity 39%. what we are watching nationally is the jet stream coming like so. pushing any of these weak systems towards us. we will have another one tomorrow. so tomorrow we also have got the threat. we are seeing isolated showers in the afternoon. best chance will be west and south of washington. for tomorrow, mother's day. 70. isolated showers. beautiful weather next week. monday and tuesday. we are in the low 70s. then as we head towards wednesday. low to mid-70s. the end of next week things break down and we are looking at a better chance for showers and storms as we head toward friday and unfortunately saturday. >> there you go. >> how dare you predict rain on mother's day. what's wrong with you? >> showers here and there. i've got to do it. >> no big deal. >> it is not me making it. >> okay. >>> sports. >> university of maryland. coaching search continues. emotional good-bye of gary williams yesterday but the college wasted no time whatsoever