. >>> tonight is the big match-up between the redskins and eagles at home at fedex field. monday night football fans are anticipating donovan mcnabb squaring off against his old team. meantime, aaa is predicting a nightmare out there on the roads. >> you add in a big monday night football game to rush hour, it won't be pretty, will it ? >> you start with the fact that we have snow of the country's worst rush hours and now we are adding folks going to the game at fedex. four, five, six hours ahead of time, people like to be there and tailgate. we are talking about traffic heading there probably stargt at -- starting at 3:00 in the afternoon. they will have to be there by 6:00 if they want to tailgate for two hours and most want to do more than that. are there going to be tens of thousands of additional vehicles on the capital beltway heading to fedex at rush hour? yes. is that enough to bring the beltway to a stop? absolutely. just think about the sunday games. you can get quite a traffic jam just getting to fedex on sunday when we don't have rush hour. so add a washington

it was a wild night at fedex field.hile, donovan mcnabb went out to fedex field earlier to sign a new contract, a five-year deal that will pay him $78 million, $40 million guaranteed if they never get to the back end of that contract. if he does, donovan mcnabb will be 39 years old. >> this is a lot of things to me. it did not just happen overnight. it was coming on for some time. it signed off on a lot of levels. right now, mike shanahan is in a position of strength. he will have to be very principle with this going forward. i take this as a good sign. >> in college basketball, austin freeman scored 23 points. watch chris wright. the shot clock is going down and he shoots at the bottom. it was the defense that got him late. that was a pretty pass at the end of this play. georgetown meets tulane. -- george town beats -- georgetown beat tulane. now hear this, lebron james is one of the 25 finalists for oakwood time" magazine -- for " time" magazine's person of the year. >> that is crazy. what those guys did, no? the cour

but look out heading to fedex field before the game starts. lesli. >> thank you. >>> something harmful could be lurking on your reusable grocery bags. tests show there is more lead in these reusable bags than what is allowed in paint and now the federal government is calling for an investigation. so here is a quick rule of thumb, the plainer the bag the better, experts say. because the more elaborate design on the bag, the more likely it contains lead. >>> we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back. [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract, you'd consider switching? -oh, absolutely. -definitely. it's a no-brainer. [ man ] because now, with verizon fios, you don't have to sign a term contract. -really? -that's terrific! -did not know that. -i'm in. [

a speaks person for fedex in tennessee confirmed the report. mean time the nrc has alerted dozens of government agencies about the potential threat. the package went missing tuesday afternoon. it contains radioactive material called ge68 that is sealed in a protective container. as long as that container isn't opened or tampered with, there shouldn't be danger. because the package was shipped with fedex, the nrc says most likely it's not enough material to create a deadly weapon. but the nrc is taking the loss seriously. notifying many agencies about the package. the fbi, the epa, fema, and the department of homeland security. it was being shipped from fargo, north dakota, to knoxville, tennessee. the fedex spokesperson says it's likely somewhere in the south. the spokesperson could not confirm whether or not it has been stolen but says the company is doing everything possible to find it. the material in the package was for a medical device, not for any type of military use. >> thank you so much. >>> another thanksgiving feast is history and ho

we have a strong buy on fedex. >> tom: from the shippers to the companies powering online shopping. you're watching "nightly business report" for cyber monday, november 29. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. call it "tarp european style." and tom, european officials have approved a plan that will bail out european countries with financial problems in the future. now the idea here? reassuring investors that europe is united in solving the region's massive debt problems. >> tom: susie, it's called the "european stabilization mechanism." here's what we know about it. it launches in 2013 and will provide emergency loans. 16 euro-zone countries can ask for help. if a country needs a bailout, anyone holding that country's bonds will have to agree to a haircut on their investment before bailout

first, fedex express, the original federal express, fedex express is the world's largest all-cargo and an air express carrier. we operate about 700 airplanes. we serve 222, i think, countries and territories around the world. in fact, the only places that we don't operate in are those that are embargoed by the united states government which i think now are down to four. the second largest segment is fedex ground which is headquartered in pittsburgh. it's the second largest ground parcel company. it's very unique in that it originally was founded as rps and built around a system of entrepreneurial owner operators which is a wonderful business model for the ground pick up operations that it specializes in. the third business segment is fedex freight which is the largest freight company in the country. there's two ways to move freight. one in unit loads, truckloads are on the rail and the other is less than truckload things on wooden pallets that require forklifts to move it and through a network and fedex freight is the largest of those companies and finally, our services unit which has

. >> straight ahead, a monday night meltdown, highlights and reaction from the botched game at fedex field. good morning, washington. thanks for joining us. what a disaster. i am alison starling. >> i am scott thuman. we will have more on that big loss a little later. we begin with traffic and weather. checking with lisa baden. first, meteorologist adam caskey. foggy and rainy situations. x a dreary day is in store. let's look at live triple doppler radar on this tuesday morning. from front will always eastward to the beltway and from the southwest to northeast. moderate showers just west of fredericksburg. rain off and on all day today. upper 40's to nearly 50 degrees right now. temperatures will climb all-day and all-night, topping out notes in the upper 50s. most of the range should be between 1:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. it will be a wet morning commute. >>> there is no road work. slippery. coming out of the neighborhoods, the roads are wet. on the key bridge in both directions, where traffic slowly getting through in both directions. on the right side, inbound and outbound, the activ

but it will take you all the way to fedex field.t the other way across the bridge looks pretty typical, but it is not. it will take you all the way around the beltway to greenfield. >> coming at -- coming up, and there is more than just food in those reusable roesch rybak. what a new test found that could be harmed -- a reusable grocery bags. what a new test found that could be harmful to your health. >> it is harry potter week. i am surrounded by him. >> the washington cardinals designate is getting ready to >> the washington cardinals designate is getting ready to assume me and the boys earn rewards just for everyday banking. like getting money from the drive thru. and taking out cash at the bank. paying our bills online earns us rewards. now send. we even earn rewards just for swiping our debit cards. it's new checking with rewards at capital one banks all over the dc area. what's in your wallet? >> harry potter fans are getting ready for friday, because that is when the first part of the last movie opens in theaters. >> some luc

[ male announcer ] the simple joy of a frappé. ♪ >>> dave feldman live at fedex field.ar face, "washington post" main stay and now national figure. always breaking nfl stories. jason, great to see you, back in your hometown. are you surprised at the announcement, 48 million guaranteed, seven year deal, could be worth 88, the timing of it and the announcement in general. >> the timing is serendipitous. the redskins know how to do pr and it is fitting with how they operate but the terms don't surprise me at all. when you acquire mcnabb and train two high picks for a quarterback of his stature at his age with the old aceroser in the league you are not renting him for a year. you are buying to own and that's what they did. you look at this market for quarterbacks, bret favre 16 million, donovan's magic number, he got that. from his standpoint, he didn't like the benching, obviously but the money made sense. the owners supported him and the general manager supported him. teammates supported him. he didn't always get that in philly. he is ready to buy in. the redskins bought

fedex says business is lookinn good for them this holiday season.h mcdonald has more this today's business report. >>> mortgage rates have never been lower. a 30 year fixed loan below 5% for the first time ever. wal-mart offering free shipping no minimum and 60,000 items are covered, including ga jewelry ad all electronics. fedex delivering a rosy holiday forecast. they are exxected to send more than 200 million packages. disney's profits falling 7% in the latest quarter. earnings dipping at theme parks and in the able t.v. business in the the dow shedding 23 points that is still up more than 8% on the year. home depot and lowes giving 10% discount to veterans. and apple bees giving them free entroughs tenentrees to vets ant back a free blooming onion. >>> a young woman on the eastern shore dies in a car crash. they are parents say for rule the tweet. rule the bedtime. rule the upload.

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philly has come into fedex field and taken the heart out of washington. 59-21 right now.28-0 after the first 15 minutes. mike vick has been the difference. six touchdowns. three running -- no. four passing, two running. mcnabb, meanwhile, 263. but three picks. wow. most of the big time hoop frames are eating cupcake, after barely getting past on friday, tonight against terrain. had 17 against odu on friday and the former stag lining it up tonight. he was nine of 15 from the field. a little bit later some work to the bucket and scoring it there. a little back door cutting later on. he had 23 points. georgetown staying unbeaten. they win 69-53. jordan williams named 8th dc player of the week. three games. three double-doubles. he's averaging 12 and 14 leading the terps to a 3-0 start. quarterback danny o'brien a big reason why. the freshman trooper nearly 300 yards against virginia saturday and earned conference rookie of the week. okay. it's time for you to pick this week's dc.highschoolsports.net game of the week. here are your choices. lake braddic host inging robinson.

fox 5's matt ackland is live at fedex field with more. hi, matt. >> reporter: hey, maureen. yeah, you know, 91,000 people expected to pack the stadium here behind me, yet another sellout crowd and as you were saying, there could be some big traffic issues. although this game starts at 8:30, they believe a lot of folks are going to come to pregame to tailgate. also you have folks driving in from philadelphia and we're so close to the beltway with all of that and rush hour traffic, travel experts are saying tomorrow could be a big mess no matter where you live across the d.c. region. >> rush hour is bad enough along the beltway, but now you add in a big monday night football game, it's not going to be pretty, is it? >> it's got the potential to be very ugly. you've got to start with the fact we have some of the worst congestion in the united states on an average rush hour. we bear live move. now we're head -- barely move. now we're heading, 90,000 of us or more, to fedex for a monday night game. >> reporter: we're talking 8:30, but you were saying a lot of people like to get t

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a positive sign from fedex heading into the holiday season. adam shapiro with fox business live in new york with our business beat today. disney smelling awe rat. what's up? >> well, you know, disney was going to report the earnings but oops, either someone leaked those or sent the send button a few minutes early. earnings were down. revenue done at abc and espn and abc family. so the report sparked a sell offof disney shares. at one point, they are down 5% before the closing bell. they ended the day down 2.9%. it was not good news for mickey. >>> better news when it comes to shipping for the holidays. >> just in time for the holidays, fedex is predicting they will see an increase in shipping volume of 11%. the busiest week, plan your sending around this, be fedex says december 1th, -- 13th, the week of december 13th will be the busiest. get it in the box and on its way to grandma's house an plan ahead. if it is late, no apple pie for you. >> and i got to have the apple pie. maybe pecan for me because i prefer that. >> i love pecan. are you aw

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redskins hot the philadelphia eagles the fedex field.nd it will be cool but not cold. temperatures in the 50s during the course of the game falling through the 50s but not bad. kickoff at 8:30. as far as rain goes, i think for your tailgating, you will be fine. i think for the bulk of the game you will be fine but i do think that towards the end of the game being we'll start getting some of that mist in here and some of the maybe light showers beginning to move through towards the end of the game so don't be shocked if while you're out there, you start to see some lain and for your drive home after the game, you will probably start to see rain showers developing across the region. 48 in baltimore. dulles airport at 43 degrees. fredericksburg at 43. satellite-radar for the morning, i do think we'll see a fair amount of sunshine during the early part of the day. there is the fog, the mist and maybe a sprinkle or two here and there. the rain we'll get tonight and particularly during the day tomorrow is down across the south. frontal boundar

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michael vick and the offense made it look like a touch football game on the rain-soaked fedex field. they lost 59-28. ouch! now the skins season is seriously in troub. lindsay czarniak is outside fedex field with more. >> reporter: the redskins are mu mi humiliated. >> i'm embarrassed. it's a game that, you know, again, with everything that was kind of tied into it, the way the thing just went and snowballed in their own direction, it was just an embarrassment. >> we got early outplayed, outcoached in every area. i ke responsibility for it. should have had them prepared better than i did. as i told the players, we have a short week. what we have to do is

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at fedex field we will take you to the redskins annual frozen feast. all of that, plus live weather from across the country. we will check in with adam from across the country. we will check in with adam >>> scientists are showing cautious optimism over a possible breakthrough in the fight against hiv and aids. a study funded by the bill and melinda gates foundation found that a daily pill could cut the risk of infection by 44%. it is already used to treat hiv. it is important to wait for more tests before recommending it as a form of prevention. >>> president obama its the road to sell the success of the auto industry bailout. he and joe biden will tour a chrysler transmission plant in kokomo, indiana. if the worker is disabled and the amount saved thousands of jobs at four chrysler plants in that city. >>> sarah palin is new book is on store shelves right now. reflections on family, faith, and flad. her memoir sold more than 2 million copies previously. >>> cardinal donald wuerl returns front ro -- from rome. he has been elevated to archbishop. >>> p

fedex. >> it was lights out for the new york giant.ompletely dark twice in the third quarter. i guess that doesn't make it too easy to play football, does it. public address announcement asked everyone to stay in their seats and got the lights on to continue the game against the cowboys, darker than usual and the cowboys went on to beat the giants 33-20. well, it's sunday and that means big news in nfl football today aside from the lights going on. the head coach facing off against the team the new york jets and came down to the wire. peter shagger from fox sports. how did the man-genie fair? >> he was unceremoniously fired from the new york jets in 2008 and beat his old mates and lose in overtime on the last play in the game. sanchez to holm. a heartbreaker for the browns and heartbreaker for mangenie. the lost 35 pounds since he last coached the jets and it was a heart breaking loss, but a great win for the new york jets. >> julie: fill us in on a new word of a big engagement. >> i like to bring the sports news. the most important st

before donovan mcnabb went to fedex field last night, he signed a new contract.-year deal that's worth $70 million, $40 million guaranteed. he would be 39 years old by the time is complete. before the game i spoke with a former general manager for the nfl. he does not think donovan mcnabb will get to the back end of the contract. if the redskins last night were defeated by the eagles last night. have a great day, everybody. >> he's in denial. >>>5:26, 48 degrees. >> talaya said at 5:30, washington's top priest goes to rome for a promotion. >> live in prince george's county, according to a scandal is expanding. details coming upper. >> meteorologist adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center on th >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> these are not sad days in prince george's county. >> straight ahead this half- hour, prince george's county leaders look to the future as the web of alleged corruption keeps growing. good morning, washington. welcome back on this tuesday, november 16. i am alison starling. >> i am scott thum

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fedex expects its busiest holiday season. 16million shipments will match through the fedex system. that is an 11% increase from last year. >>> now for a look at tonight's top stories. a search for a man accused of killing a pennsylvania wildlife conservation is over. 27-year-old christopher johnson was arrested at a campsite in pennsylvania this morning. he's accused of gunning down officer david roads near gettysburg. this is the first time a game officer has been killed in the line of duty in pennsylvania since 1915. >>> baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlins-blake has her work cut out for her after the city's police union rejected a new contracts. the one year agreement would have cut-offser's pay by 2% in exchange for 5 additional vacation days. they claim they are paying more for mention and benefits. jack john johnson and his wife were arrested. it systems from the couple covering up payments made to them. johnson has been county executive since 2002. he was the county state's attorney for 8 years before that. his wife leslie was just elected to the pg county council. >>> weathe

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some rain will start to approach fedex field and the whole metro for that matter. this batch moves through overnight. still can't rule out showers in the morning especially north and west. while the rain will be spotty in nature tomorrow morning, during the afternoon and evening, it really starts to get steadier and heavier in spots. by tuesday evening, knots north of us, especially in pennsylvania, it will be debt in the delmarva, late tonight through wednesday morning, we have a rain chance. it's been dry, but we could pick up an inch of rain from this system. highs won't be 65, but we'll do 62, that's not bad. we may hold in the 50s, hagerstown, cumberland, martinsburg, along the bay in annapolis 56 degrees. temperatures for the most part tonight will be in the 40s. don't know if frederick will get that cool, depends how quickly those clouds move in. let's look at your next three days. we have temperatures which really will be kind of sliding south on us a little bit. nice today, 62. tomorrow, with the rain and showers only in the mid 50s. an early shower wednes

they host the eagles at fedex field, kickoff 8:30 p.m., part two.ediately following the game the nissan redskins postgame show also on my 20 with lindsay, doc walker and myself. see you at 8:30 on my 20. >>> ravens down 6 in the 4th to the falcons. joe flacco under two minutes to go, todd heap touchdown. they reviewed it. it was upheld. the extra point was good and right now under a minute left the ravens lead 21-20 in the 4th. >>> what if i were to tell you that al lectures ovechkin now has point in eight -- alex ovechkin now has points in eight straight games but another alex was the story tonight on veterans day. u.s. army master sergeant caleb green sang the national anthem and doing a great job. 2nd period caps on the attack. brooks laich can't convert but mike knuble does. he's a friend of fox 5. we showed the shot again. he was going wide but knuble sticks around and pokes it in. caps lead 2-1. to the 3rd tied at 2. nick backstrom, alex semin and semin gets the go ahead third goal, his 10th of the year. he's also have his 11th to put the caps

but besides all that, it was a historic night at fedex. unfortunately for the skins, they were on the wrong side of all the history. the eagles seemingly scoring at will. this one was over as you saw before it ever began. mike shanahan, this is probably the most disappointing thing. they had two weeks to get ready for this game. they did not seem ready from the start. the defense unable to stop michael vick and company. an eagles record 45 points in the first half alone. no matter how many sideline huddles the skins had, they had no answer on this night for the eagles. >> we have a solid team. we have a team mentally strong guys with great character and guys who are willing to sacrifice themselves for the next man. this is one that obviously the cliche of saying we'll watch the film and come back from it. i think this is one that you already know this is fresh in your mind of what happened and you know, you should be anxious to get back out there on wednesday to change this. >> it does not get any easier for the skins at 4-5. they will go

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but it will hold off until next week and hopefully until after monday's home game with the eagles at fedex field. the friday forecast, it's a good one. sunshine again, wall to wall today. chilly right now. 20s out there. 47 at 9:00. noon 57. 5:00 p.m. 57 with highs today many areas low 60s. one or two spots to 65. you can see the clouds off shore and a couple passing pennsylvania earlier and they just dissipated. clear skies, good looking stars out. there driving in admiring the sky this morning. 29 charlottesville and we are 30 in cumberland and 28 gaithersburg, 25 manassas. 29 reston. a lot of cold in spots this morning. crofton is 31 and columbia at 34. college park at 82. >>> an you has the latest time saver traffic. >> because of the police investigation avoid the area of 13th and galloway in the district. they will be taking away lanes as needed. 95 northbound, everything is clear fredericksburg to past dumb friday and the mixing bowl. -- dumfries and the mixing bowl. on the 18th street bridge we have construction taking away the left lane. a check on the capital beltway reveals more

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that announcement follows a similar decision by fedex and ups on friday. but law enforcement sources tell abc news the threat extends beyond stopping shipments. abc news has learned the u.s. government is reviewing packages from yemen as far back as two weeks ago. some may already be here. >> we need to make sure we get to the bottom of this. understand who is behind it. and what else we might be facing. >> reporter: much of the cargo coming into the u.s. from overseas is not screened. and tonight, u.s. officials are deeply concerned that al qaeda is trying to exploit the weakness. >> about 90% of the cargo is not screened. at least not screened in a fashion where you can determine what's inside the containers. >> this is a warning al qaeda is obsessed with aviation. >> reporter: the u.s. is sending a team of transportation security administration offic l officials to yemen to review their cargo screening procedures. but the concern is not just reserved to cargo. this week, americans can expect to see enhanced security at airports ranging from patdowns to

those two qb's will meet this monday night at fedex field.ick was brilliant, 218 passing yards, 74 rushing yards and two touchdowns. michael vick and the skins knocked him outlast month searches for ways to slow him down again. >> he's very good on his feet and we got to be sound on both sides. >> just got to for the most part stay in front of him and kind of no where he's at. >> time once again for you to pick our d.c. high school sports game of the week, five games for your consideration. senica valley and oakton traveling to robinson in virginia and of course the d.c. catholic league, big match up, st. johns, and we'll make it two wins this year, you can cast your vote at d.c..high schoolsports.net. the winning game will lead our coverage friday night at 11. >> after losing nearly 300 games over the last three years most would argue the nationals uniforms have been the least of their problems but if you'll rewrite the script might as well change the wardrobe as well so the nats unveiling their new uniforms for 2011 and the big change is no