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frederick douglas. looking for more. quarterback richard barbero watching it scorch through the middle. gets him six. the eagles. 4 40-0 was the final. everybody have a great weekend. >> a word to the wise. you should probably steer clear of humble bob shack today. the dude ate 33 1/2 bur ute owes in ten minutes yesterday. winning the 2009 world burrito world eating championship in albuquerque, new mexico. each burrito was filled with beef, beans and green chili. bob downed more than eight pounds of burritos and won $1,500. that suld be plenty to pay for the pepto he should need today. >> he has the house to himself this weekend. wife and kids are gone. >> my stomach hurts just thinking about it. >> could you eat a burrito every 20 seconds for ten minutes? >> man. >> i don't think so. >> that's "news4 today." coming up next, children's programming. "jacobs two by two" followed by the "today" show at 8:00. have a great morning. we will see you at 9:00.

heading up into southern frederick and western montgomery counties in maryland.onburg. most of the heavy, steady rains will be arriving a as we get closer to sundown this evening. temperatures right now low to mid 60s across most of the area. stay in the 60s today. increasing clouds, rain likely by sunset. temperatures again today staying mostly in the 60s. heavy rain overnight tonight and lingering into early tomorrow. i think by about lunch time tomorrow, believe it or not, the sun will come back out once again. >> thanks, chuck. >>> police are waiting for autopsy results this morning before releasing the names of four people found dead in a maryland home. police found the bodies of four family members in a mt. airy home last night. two of the dead were children. investigators have not released their ages. officers are investigating the crime as a murder/suicide. police came to the house after hearing from a concerned friend who hadn't heard from the family in a few days. neighbors are stunned. >> i have been here 42 years. and this is the -- saddest thing i ha

a wind advisory for the frederick county. area seeing winds up to 30 miles per hour. the winds will play a role in our weather ray te later on. you go further points west, oakland you see 14-mile-an-hour wind and that is the only place where you are seeing gusts higher, but there as you have the wind advisory in that part of the state 20-30 miles an hour. it will get stronger. 85 degrees for the high in the eastern shore. 15-20-mile-an-hour wind expected there. look for the winds around the same. 15-20-mile-an-hour winds in the central counties as temperatures climb to 78, cooler than the eastern shore and partly cloudy skies, but mild throughout the area. back to the west cooler, but 73 degrees is not bad. 15-25-mile-an-hour winds with the showers that we saw moving across the re region. a breezy night, 25-mile-an-hour winds, not too strong but definitely breezy. the skies are beginning to clear out. moving through the day today, 57 is where we start it, but we get up to 72 at noon. we will also see the temperatures back dow

she is live in frederick tonight with remembrances. >> caroline, you can imagine this as any mother's worst nightmare, having to bury her child. but that is exactly what candy johnson is going through. her son, lance corporal jordan chrobot has been flown home to be buried. >> candy john's is still coming to grips with the fact that he is gone. 24-year-old lance corporal jordan chrobot was shot and killed on the front lines in combat in afghanistan. he died on the operating table saturday morning. his family is trying to understand the tragedy. >>ç the day he was the deployed u.s said, i will be home soon. but i did not think it would be like this. >> proud of his dedication to his country, his willingness to protect and serve. he spent nine months in ramadi, iraq before being deployed to afghanistan in may. he dreamed of becoming a marine since he was just a little boy. bahaulaand now, jordan's memoryn inspiration to his 5-year-old brother, conner. >> i loved him and wanted him to be alive forever. >> he leaves behind his wife of two years, amber, and his family in frederick. they h

they found this acreage here in frederick county. in 1974 they became the oldest vineyard in the state of maryland. we'll tour this beautiful site out here. last weekend they had the big wine festival in carroll county. they broke the all-time attendance record. it is because of vineyards like here. that's the reason why. we'll show you the family, the allens and introduce you to the mayor. we'll talk to the dignitaries. we have a limo coming up right now. we'll talk about it. we are getting ready for good morning maryland at 9:00. on the go here in morning in wine cellar. what a story. >>> this next story something out of treasure island. amateur treasure hunter struck it rich when he stumbled across gold and silver. he found it combing a field with a medal detector in england. turns out he struck it rich. not bad. >>> maryland's most powerful doppler radar. moderate rain from frederick along i-70. we had heavy rain westminster through baltimore city. rain this morning will get to 72 in the afternoon. more rain returns tomorrow afte

we have about a 30-minute ride leaving frederick. ec on the right side of your screen a heavy volume -- you see on the right side of your screen a heavy volume. headlights are northbound. delays from dale city to get to route 1. there is a delay of up to the beltway and through landmark. >> thank you. >>> same-sex marriage opponents are launching another attempt to get the issue in the hands of d.c. voters. >> quarter robinson has more. >> -- courtney robinson has more. >> the district does recognize same-sex unions from other states. opponents are concerned the district might take the next step and legalized gay marriage in the district. at 10:00 this morning, opponents will be down here at the board of elections asking them tout that issue before voters. >> we believe we will prevail and lets the people's voice be heard. >> that voice is opposition to same-sex unions. he will once again request the board of alexian's let d.c. voters decide whether to legalize same-sex marriage in the district through an initiative. in may, the d.c.

this is out of frederick into montgomery county. eastbound between the river creek parkway and the battle creek parkway, there document a crash. one lane gets through. >> do you ever watch wozniacch w "american idol"? guess who will be the replacement? ellen degeneres. isn't that interesting? they say she will fill the fourth judge's seat. paula abdul quit the show. ellen admits she has no music experience. but she is a huge fan. they have used guest judges in the past. ellen says she will continue to host her own show. >> i think that is a good fit. she is too nice. >> but paula was that way. she loves music. she dances all the time. >> se will be doing lot of dancing on the show. >> exactly. bolldob s nnmclel pt calls bob mcdonnell a "culture warrior." and what does that mean for virginia? it means: bob mcdonnell introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. he wants to outlaw abortion-- even in cases of rape and incest. and mcdonnell opposed birth control for married adults. learn more about bob mcdonnell's crusade t

dulles, 70;d.c., 70; baltimore, 70; frederick, 72 and it will be getting cooler. dropping to 57 degrees. cool, y here and we have talked about saturday, starting out cloudy with the rain developing. 67 degrees and quick look at max hd future cast. we have the clouds thickening now. saturday by 6:00, you see the rain. by 11:00, we have stead rain around the region and out of here to bring us sunshine. we talked about the weekend forecast on the five-day and let's talk about monday now. monday looks like we might see another round of thunderstorms. 78 degrees and still a nice day interrupted in the afternoon. today, partly cloudy and 70, wednesday, mostly sunny at 71 degrees and start to look like an october forecast. >> that means sue palka -- [ indiscernible ] >> soon. >> i wish i had them. my fight are killing me. >> i don't think so. >> that would be bad. >> thank you, sue. >>> did you so it? a birthday party with one big -- . [ indiscernible ] >> 2, 1, let's raise the toast! 250 remarkable years! >> this huge crowd led ireland in a national toast to guiness. th

but you can see even heavier stuff in loudoun county in to southern frederick. day at a glance. temperatures won't move much. better chance of showers this morning. temperatures topping around 70. 6:00. we need a traffic update. with more, here's patranya bhoolsuwan. >>> good news in the district. we have been telling you about an accident at inbound new york avenue at south dakota. it has been pushed to the side. traffic is moving well in that area. let's check the outer loop in maryland. a little volume is building but moving well between 95 and georgia. 270 southbound, 109 to 121 also moving well. little slow. not too fast but that is going well as well as 66 eastbound, 50 to 123 no incidents or accidents to report there. >> thank you. >>> on the rundown at 6:01, the push for health care reform. a committee vote could come next week from a plan from senator baucus. he unveiled the plan yesterday. it could create co-ops to sell insurance instead of the federal government. insurance companies would have to sell insurance to anyone even those with preexisting conditions and it w

frederick douglass is one of them. very much neglected. i do not know why more of the african-american leadership does not talk about frederick douglass. probably because of his deep devotion to lincoln and the 3r african-american leadership does not talk about frederick douglass. probably because of his deep devotion to lincoln and the country and his deep devotion to ulysses s. grant. he is an incredible character. finding freedom one day while wrestling with an overseer in an eastern maryland slave house. he will not let go of him coming breaks away and runs often becomes a free man. but, of course, his life is unbelievably challenging, given where he was living. one of the great stories i think about every time ride a train on amtrak. i think about frederick douglass buying a first-class ticket, and the conductor comes through and says, you have to leave, you're a black man. he says he would not leave. get douglas up the train, he is standing at the site of the train, but he is holding the seat in his hand. clap up [applause] and >> i

looking at temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70. 66 frederick. 69 downtown. high was 77 today despite the clouds and 64 in manassas and 68 at quantico. 69 in fredericksburg. tomorrow morning, dry but clouds on the increase. cool. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the clouds come in and trap this cool air. by afternoon, temperatures don't go far very fast. high 55 to 70. mostly cloudy, rather cool. light rain and showers will develop. again the heavy stuff comes in tomorrow night. we are talking about an inch of rain. i showed you this at 5:00. i have to show it again. this kind of bothered me. see the snowflakes they have hung out now as decorations. we haven't been through halloween yet. can we back things up a little bit? that's all i'm saying. satellite picture, radar combined. a lot of showers to the southwest and a tremendous amount of moisture in east tennessee and kentucky and jump the mountains tomorrow night. the good news for atlanta, they will have some showers but won't add too much to their flooding. less than a half an inch. for us in some respec

once you get out toward frederick, the rain has ended. rain out in ohio around pittsburgh and a few showers out in west virginia. you know, something could linger here in the afternoon. i think it will just be some cloudiness, maybe a sprinkle. we'll give you that agame-day forecast in just a minute. >> another big story. the family murder suicide case in mount airy. a man shot his wife and two kids and then turned the gun on himself. >> reaction from neighbors and evidence pointing to possible financial problems. >> flowers and signs now mark the home where police say 38-year-old charles dalton senior killed himself, his family, and the family dog with a shotgun some time between thursday night and friday morning. >> mrs. dalton, all three were victims of murder. >> charles and his wife, 37-year-old jennifer dalton were found in their bedroom by a concerned friend who peered through their window. >> neighbors described the couple as religious and kind. >> every time it snows, charles and his wife would shovel my driveway for me. i kept a

our big story this morning comes out of frederick county. that's where the bodies of four people were discovered inside a home. >> all believed to be members of a tam same family. two adults, a boy and a girl were found friday evening. officials say troopers went to the house because of a 911 call from a family friend who got concerned after not hearing from the family. the caller reported seeing the body through the window. >> we don't have a lot of answers at this moment. investigators and troopers do believe that the situation is contained to this home. we do not have any kind of active search under way for someone who may have been responsible for this incident. troopers believe this is a murder scene but we believe the situation is contained. >> it's really shocking, like i would never expect something like this to happen, especially to that family. that's crazy. >> the circumstances of the deaths are still being investigated but officials say it does appear to be a murder scene. a husband and a wife lived in the home with their 14-year

live from frederick county, adam may. wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you so much. funeral services will be on saturday morning, at liberty baptist church. >>> a wild scene in one county neighborhood -- baltimore county neighborhood this morning. >> flames are shooting hundreds of feet into the air at a sparrows point plant. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene as flames erupted at the elle furnace. the fire department says it was not an explosion but a buildup of pressure in the back of the stack. now, burning debris landed on nearby dumpsters in grassy areas, starting small fires. those fires were quickly put out. no one was hurt. and still workers returned to the elle furnace to finish their shifts. >> the cause is not known at this point. >>> in tonight's flu watch report, dozens of midshipmen are in the academy tonight. the academy is quarantining. this is an effort to stop the pred -- auto spread of the swine-- the spread of the swine flu. >>> maryland's intermediate peament court take -- appellate court. it will decide if the state must give the aclu document

could be a few showers around martinsburg, frederick and annapolis. sunday up to 82 degrees. sunday will be the prettiest day out of the weekend. sunshine hangs on for the beginning of next week. not just monday, but monday and tuesday. while see highs in the low to mid 80s beginning next week. right now next week is looking dry with temperatures cooling down a little bit. back to the 70s. >>> sounds good. thank you. >>> keeping track of the flu, a number of websites popped up recently that detail where the flu hit and where it may strike next. ogle has a site that tracks internet searches for flu siformation around the rld. nce people often search for information on the web before going to a doctor, tracking the erwhher techlu c f spreading.the flu is another site is called heah p.ma it reports flu cases around the world and updates the numbers in realtime. >>> do body creams expire? is there any difference between name brands and generic baby formula? >> how something in your childhood impacts your weight as an adult >>> a question today about body creams. is there a differ

he grew up in frederick county and graduated from new life christian high school. joined the marines to follow in the foot steps of his grandfather. who was a marine in vietnam. >> he was very proud to be a marine, and that was his life. and i guess if there was anyway for him to go on, that was the way. >> chrobot served in iraq before being deployed to afghanistan in may. he leaves behind a wife and 3 siblings. the family hopes to bury him this weekend at rest haven cemetery in frederick. >> a warning to all tonight to be on the alert for a telephone scam that could cost you hundreds of dollars. baltimore city public works, and finance departments were told today of an impersonation scam. several people have gotten calls that their payments are past due. well they are not. but if they were, the city would not notify you over the phone anyway. only by mail. if you get a call you are asked to take a name and a call back number and call police right away. last week one person lost several hundred dollars because of this scam. >> baltimore city officials unveiled the

frederick county. and just a few seconds ago, in fact, you can still see them.nvestigators look like they are searching a jeep that is parked outside of the home for evidence. now, state police say that all of this began when a friend of the family had not heard from them in awhile. and she went to go check on them. when she came to the home she went to the back of the home. peeped inside of a window. and found a body inside. that is when she called 911. and troopers went inside the home and found the four bodies. what appears to be the mother, and father, and their two children. a 13-year-old boy, and a 9-year-old girl. now, just a few minutes ago, we spoke to a neighbor, who was friends with the little girl. and this is what she had tosses about the tragedy. >> sometimes my friend we play because i go to her house every day and sometimes we play there. and i went to vacation bible school with them one time. and it was crocodile lake. and they were nice. >> she said that it was just came out of nowhere. very depressing. and really is a scene out here. as a lot

. >> our big story comes out of frederick county. that's where the bodies of four people were discovered inside a home in mount airy. >> they are believed to be members of the same family. the body of two adults a male and female, along with two children, a boy and girl, were found in the 300 block of contour road. officials went in after a family friend was concerned after not hearing from the family for a few days. the report was of seeing a body through the window. >> we don't have a lot of information this morning. investigators and troopers believe the situation is contained to this home. we do not have any kind of active search on the way for someone who may have been responsible for this incident. troopers believe this is a motor scene, but we believe the situation is contained. >> it is shocking. i would never expect something like this to happen -- especially that family. that is crazy. >> the circumstances of the deaths are still being investigated, but officials say it appears to be a murder scene, possibly a murder suicid

our reporter spoke with the family in frederick tonight. with their story. county and joined the marines a few years after high school. and last deployment. over the weekend, he was shot in the chest and died from his injuries. deployment in afghanistan. he wanted to be a marine since he was a child. he spent eight months in iraq in 2007 and 2008. the family said they always worried about him being overseas. >> that is the way he would have wanted it. he was very proud to be a marine. that was his life. i guess if there was any way for him to go, that was the way. >> he leaves behind a wife, three siblings, parents, and grandparents. funeral arrangements are still being made. franciotti, back to you. >> president obama meets with the team to discuss adding troops in afghanistan. >> the situation in afghanistan has deteriorated. troops? >> president obama will carry out the case to send more troops to afghanistan after 40,000 more said to want. the president says he will ask if they will wipe out al qaeda. >> my overriding goal is to dismantle the al qaeda ne

unfortunately, a different scenario, 270 out of frederick.southbound accident after a urbana and before 109. southbound 270 the only thing getting through is traffic on the right to. they have the jaws of life twisting open the metal to free a victim in this complicated crash. used 355. understand you're not the only one who has to do that. more to come on this and other aspects of traffic. back to alison and doug. >> thank you. >>> nasa says all objectives were accomplished on a spacewalk. >> there was an ammonia tank. it was tricky to grasp. it was weightless in space. a new fully loaded tanker will be installed tomorrow night. >>> 5:43 is your time. >> still ahead, but she is back, but some critics say she is not back in the right way. we will have some reviews on the return >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> checking our top stories. police have made an arrest in

spotty showers across frederick and montgomery county.e light scattered showers especially upper montgomery in to northern and western howard. south of frederick over to 'tis da aurora. lighter showers have been moving in from west to east. plum point you have some showers, also badden and prince georges county and waldorf light sprinkles and southern maryland toward newland on the northern neck we have some showers. temperatures are in the 60s this morning and with the rain moving in and the clouds an the breeze not a lot of recovery. as we look at the seven-day forecast, temperatures will struggle. only get to around 70 today and tomorrow. heaviest rain should be tonight in to early friday. saturday a light shower is possible still but not a bad day. upper 70s. by sunday and monday real nice, low 80s and more rain by wednesday if not late tuesday. it is 5:16. 66 degrees. good morning, angie goff. >> hello, howie b. hello, everybody. it is thursday. we are ready to kick off a great day. unfortunately we have some tieups beginning in lees

after a troubling day. >> the company has more than 20 facilities in the frederick area. and are expressing thanks now to the diners at mountain view for stepping in. >> one of the aspects of living in the community as opposed to a segregated state residential center is that there are more eyes when something is done wrong. so it is helpful when people stand up, and say, hey this is not right. >> well, police say fleming was not only neglect full but seemed unconcerned. investigators say when they looked for the van's driver inside the diner, even made an announcement, fleming never answered. they say he continued to eat his meal. keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> a maryland man wanted for the murder of his ex-girlfriend is found dead in a virginia hotel. looking for 22-year-old alex skowran from pasadena after they found 23-year-old gezelle dead in her apartment. she had a relationship with alex, and ordered to stay away from her last march. >> obviously your parents do not put a foot in your butt quite enough. because you do not understand respect. >> a lawsuit sp

>>> a frederick community copes with an unthinkable tragedy. a father kills his wife, his children, the family dog and then himself. good saturday. we're going to get to that story. first, we have an update on the bribery charges against a district employee. jim grant's chief of staff was taken into custody on bribery charges. he's accused of accepting cash and other gifts for promoting taxi cabs in d.c. grant, has cancelled a public hear hearing that will impact taxes. grant maintains his actions had no influence on the bill. now, investigators are looking at a quote pattern of possible pay offs. we're continue to follow this for you. >>> it's been raining off ond an all day. we're probably going to see more of that all night. chuck says the rain tonight is going to continue and is also going to get hard -- get pretty hard. there's flash flood warnings we'll tell you about as well. to the other story we have been telling you about. six men in five states have been charged with plot iting to blowp buildings and attack americans. three of them -

airy, southern frederick county coming down hardthere.ocket of moderate rain in southwestern prince george's county, northern charles county and scattered across right along the blue rid farther to the south and the west of washington. now as we take a look at the rainfall totals, we've had about a quarter of an inch in frederick as well as in parts of loudoun county. that's the most we've had anywhere. around 0.1 is common throughout the metro area. temperatures are cool. in the low and mid-60s. out in the mountains only in the low 50s. here's the bus stop forecast. prepare your child for a wet morning and we may have some more of this light rain in and out for the next couple of hours. we'll be in the 60s. then later on today, near 70, cloudy, a small chance of a few more sprinkles and cloudy tonight. we'll be near 60 tomorrow morning. then tomorrow after a cloudy start, sun back in the afternoon, highs upper 70s. a nice weekend to follow, mostly sunny saturday, mid-70s. partly cloudy sunday, mid-70s. good weather for the skins and rams

theelonineati lwie eall be 15, which runs from frederick to leesburg and down to warrenton.5 is where we expect most of rain. then this area of low pressure will push out of here. we will seek improvements gradually. highs of the in the upper 60's today. a cool and damp day. we will detail those improvements coming up. >> it is slick out there. this is the outer loop. a crash involving a car that spun out into the jersey wall. the left lane may be blocked. this is before the legion bridge. another crash reported near the george washington parkway. there's also a crash near ritchie marlboro off to the left. e th is debris in the roadway up towards dale city. this is north down in dale city. the debris is in the center of the roadway. >> thank you. >>> 5:41. >> the results are reportedly in. is a track star and a man or woman? >> we thank you for waking up with us on this friday. this is in rosslyn, across the street from our building. a giant american flag. but i like to think i'm just going beyond the call of duty. cock-a-doodle-do. i do 22 more inspections than the governme

moderate fog reported in frederick. a mixture of sun and clouds. isolated clouds and showers cannot be ruled out. by tomorrow, turned the air conditioner off. by saturday, possibly upper 60's for afternoon highs. it will feel more fall-like starting tomorrow. >> it is very slow out of frederick to get into montgomery county along 270. let's see where we can find. southbound on 270 after a montgomery village avenue, a crash before 370. we will go to virginia city to get the flavor up to springfield and up 395 through landmark. this is near washington boulevard and the pentagon. it is still a decent. >> thank you. >>> take a look at this next door. a kansas man is putting the love for his country on paper. >> he can draw all 50 states. he can sketch a map in just 90 seconds. the hobby started back in the fifth grade. his passion for during sometimes got him in trouble. >> teachers would sometimes get upset with me because we are doing now, but i am drawing the states. i have been accused of being nauts. >> he said one day he would like to see all of

. >> reporter: another father kill his entire family in frederick, in that case and in this case they had financial problems. police say they have discovered they had financial problems. >> the children's grandfather is too grief stricken to comment right now. for the latest on the murder- suicide, log onto wjz.com. >>> baltimore county police are trying to piece together a murder scene at the home of an elderly man. someone killed david weeks inside his home. police are not saying how he died. police went to check on him friday night after they hadn't heard from him in a while. the investigation is on going. >>> a young man behind bars following a violent confrontation with police. demekeo reese williams drove off from a routine traffic stop before daybreak this morning. police found him where a chain of events occurred. >> baltimore police became involved in the search for the suspect. as they went in searching, they found the subject walking, he got into another vehicle, attempted to drive over and strike the anne arundel county detect. the police officer fired several shots. >> de

cumberland is quarter mile visibility and frederick a half mile. watch out there. everybody else is in good shape. a muggy morning. a lot of low 70s out there. leesburg's thermometer is on the fritz but 73 in town. 74 winchester. 72 fredericksburg and 73 annapolis. you get the idea. a warm day and we will have another warm day. this is the last one, though, in the mid-80s to upper 80s. sunshine and a slim chance of a shower. cooler weather on the way. right now patranya bhoolsuwan has the traffic. >> we will start in virginia. 66 eastbound. an accident on the route 19 in centreville to the left shoulder. that's good news. back up is still stop and go to route 29 in gainesville this morning. move over to kenilworth and eastern avenue. that's in northeast. no problems heading to the district this morning. that's good news there. as we head to the outer loop in maryland good morning. an earlier accident caused problems there but jamming from new hampshire to georgia. the drive time is about 30 minutes. >>> finally 270 southbound, see how you are doing. slow 109 to 121

visibility is 7 miles in western fairfax and 5 miles in fred frederick, maryland. a few patchy fog spots out there. we'll have temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s today. sunset is on time at 7:19 today thanks to all that sunshine and the clear sky. keith. >> a welcome return. thanks, chuck. >>> a warning for cabbies this morning. police say a number of cab drivers have been robbed recently, many at gun foint. a 64-year-old driver was latest victim. the teens have been arrested for that incident. police believe they're responsible for the robberies but not all the robberies. >>> president obama is taking his case for health care reform on the road. he promoted the plan before a peculiared house yesterday in minneapolis. the president is planning similar rallies in the coming week. health care opponents pro tesd outside the arena yesterday. >>> bob mcdonald is apologized for an on air object seven city. he was talking about transportation on friday on radio when instead of saying nding my donald accidentally dropped the "f" bomb. >>> those are some of the storie

our reporter spoke with the family in frederick tonight. she joins us live in the studio with their story. >> he grew up in frederick county and joined the marines a few years after high school. he left in may for his second and last deployment. tonight, his family says they are devastated but proud. >> he was set to come home at christmas. he was supposed to be my christmas present. i cannot even think about christmas. >> she is finding it hard to picture her future without her son. a member of the marines for nearly three years, he died this weekend after he was shot in the chest in afghanistan, up four months into his deployment. >> he was very proud to be arraigned. that was his life. -- he was very proud to be a marine. that was his life. >> his family says he wanted to be a more recent since he was a child so he could follow in the footsteps of is grandfather. his family always worried about him being overseas but never thought it would come to this. they are proud of his son loved his country. >> he is in our hearts and minds. we wan

. >> frederick county family mourns the loss of their son. >> he paid the ultimate sacrifice doing whatanted to do. more on his life (announcer) they're highly trained specialists. true professionals, always ready when they hear the call... guys, pancakes! because when it's pancakes everyone's in it together. >>> welcome back. more calls for more troops now nato and u.s. military leaders as they send in more troops to the war torn country. >> the debate comes after the death of an american marine from maryland. linda. >> lance corporal was on his second tour of duty when he left for afghanistan in may his parents knew he would be in danger. this past summer the marines were engaged in battle constantly in afghanistan's southern provinces. he was shot and killed on the battlefield. he leaves behind his wife amber and a brother and sister. when he was 8 he knew he wanted to follow in his grandfather's footsteps and become a marine. >> he was my baby no matter how old he was because he didn't want mommy to say that. he was my baby. >> he will be buried this weekend in rest haven memorial g

for those of you watching in frederick, is a lousy day. if you're watching in fredericksburg, it is a great afternoon. here in the washington metro area, a kind of a lousy looking afternoon. definitely on the chilly side. the storm is still offshore of the jersey coast. it rotates in a counterclockwise fashion. some ran across pennsylvania avenue. as it moves forward to the north, we're almost out of this weather pattern. beyond that, skies have cleared just off to our south and west. pretty fascinating rain totals. this is just today. at lexington mark, -- at lexington park, 1.36 inches. they claimed about half of that at gaithersburg. look at ocean city. 5.5 inches of rain. a lot of rain on the shore. what is happening next? slow improvement. temperatures are dependent on a cloud cover. 61 in gaithersburg, 63 n. frederick. there is war mayor. that will come in our direction. the storm center is keeping everything locked in place for the clout and the wind -- for the clouds and the wind. especially on sunday and monday we have 1 separate

he loved frederick and his family and his hero was his grandfather. >> we've lost another brave man in a war in afghanistan. linda is here to tell us more about this 24-year-old hero. >> jordon grew up listening to stories about his grandfather a marine. when he was 8 he knew he wanted to follow in his grandfather's footsteps. he was on his second tour of duty. he had served in iraq and left for afghanistan in may. late last week lance corporal was shot and killed on the battlefield. >> very proud of jordan for being a man, being a marine and for the sack are face that he gave. >> left a hole -- sacrifice that he gave. it left a hole and i am in incredible fame. all of us -- pain. all of us are. >> he leaves behind his wife amber along with a brother and two sisters. he will be buried not far from where he grew up in frederick county. >> something you will see only here, two people in the hospital this morning after being shot inside a strip club here in southeast baltimore, it happened around 2:00 a.m. at club eldorado. east lombard at haven. a woman was shot in the wrist, a man in th

. >>> police in frederick, maryland, want to know who shot an 8-year-old boy with a pellet gun. the boy was playing with some friends when he was shot in the lower back. he was transported to john hopkins hospital and released the next day. >>> a bank in northern italy has devised a rather unique loan system helping customers turn hard cheese into hard currency. instead of money or gold these vaults contain cheese. more than $180 million worth of cheese. the bank's director says investing in cheese is much more stable than investing in gold because cheese is worth more than younger cheese. they turn a profit either way. they can sell the cheese on the open market if someone defaults on a loan. >> why didn't we think of the whole chose thing? >> i didn't have enough wine to think of that. >> we could scrounge up a whole lot of cheese. >> didn't have enough wine to think of that. >> we are looking at some clouds and a few showers but not a washout by any means and i think we are going to be in pretty good shape just in time for the end of the week and weekend. forecast first. next

then, during the overnight some scattered showers, frederick to fredericksburg. it will be touch and go. throughout the day on wednesday, cloudy times with intermittent showers once again. seven-day forecast, it is coming up straight ahead. here it is unfolding for you. we will keep it dicey today, tomorrow. thursday we will start to get clearing in here. not rain-free but more sunshine which will feel good. if you are asking my pick of the week i'm going with friday, partly sunny and 79. hoping for a rain-free terps game. can't promise you, though. some thunderstorms may be moving in. >> we will keep the umbrellas handy. thank you. >>> julia louie dreyfus is returning to cbs for the fifth season of the new adventures of old christine. she's in los angeles now with the preview wretch happy to have her with us because i understand you have some local ties. >> i do indeed. in fact, i was listening to the weather report right before me and it made me feel so home sick. >> tell me where you are originally from. >> i'm originally from washington, d.c. yeah, i lived in

the incident took place inside a home in may i have a minute airy in frederick county. wjz is live outside state police headquarters. suzanne collins explains the motive for the deaths is unclear but the family was having some financial problems. >> reporter: the police are now saying jennifer dalton and the couple's two children were shot once in the head in their beds as they slept and that charles dalton the father turned that shotgun on himself. in mount airy people who knew the victims honor them with momentos of love, stuffed animals and flowers. police say charles dalton, sr., the father, killed his wife jennifer, his son charles, jr., 14, and his daughter emmaline, 7. >> his cousin lives with us and they play together and chevis there last sunday. vibrant, wonderful little girl. >> reporter: the tragedy has left the neighborhood grief stricken. children are learning about death in an abrupt, hurtful death. >> she asked why her father would do that. i said he was probably mentally ill. >> reporter: the bodies were discovered when jennifer dalton didn't show up fo

a couple of showers off to north of frederick and showers to the west as well. occasionally moderate, but for the most part light showers off to the south and northeast. zooming in. a little shower activity to the west of chantilly and south of 50th. this is going to move across 66th in the next hour. light activity. across dulles. shifting off to the south and west, moves toward hay market and over toward 56 and the plains in about an hour. back to the computer. temperaturewise, very nice, 66 in albany, 56 in vienna, upper sixties in the old town. lows tonight, low to mid 60s across the board. 65 at bethesda, if 3 downtown, 67 in old town. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. a few showers possible. not a washout, 60s to around 70. by afternoon, mostly cloudy and cool. again a few showers possible. a little bit cooler than today. we managed to make 77 despite the cloud cover. highs tomorrow low to mid 70s, and winds at 10. the next 7 days look like this. 74 tomorrow, a couple of showers, returning partly cloudy on friday, and 78. very nice on saturday for

more primary results from frederick. democrat jason judd and republican randy mcclement will move on to the general election in the frederick mayors' race. >>> if you enjoy a glass of wine check out these directions. piedmont trail. for lovers of local wines. >>> learning in a very creative and musical way. a fun discovery for us as we teach the constitution abc2 -- abc2's of weather. >>> i gave you a two-degree guarantee of 73. i changed my mind and went with 77. i should have stayed with the first one. high was 72 degrees today. forecast coming up. >>> st. paul school for girls celebrated its 50th anniversary today. students and alumni packed the gymnasium. enrollment at the school has grown from 89 girls to 4 40e girls today -- 440 girls today. >> this school really holds a special place in all of our hearts. it's hard to explain. if you have not been here, but even though we were here in 1959 and graduated in 1963 some things just stay the same. there's a wonderful feeling of warmth. >> it's important to our school's

melissa carlson has been on the ground in frederick county for us all day. she joins us now tonight. >> friends and neighbors have been gathering outside the home all day long. they have put together a makeshift memorial in front of the home. those we spoke to all seem to be asking the same question, what could have led to this? lawrence tynes now mark the home where police say 38-year-old charles dalton killed himself, his family and the family dog. >> mrs. dalton and her two children both were all victims of murder. >> charles and his wife, 37- year-old jennifer daulton were found by a concerned friend who peered through a window. neighbors described the couple as religious and kind. >> every time it snows, charles and his wife and come over and shovel my driveway. i would keep asking if i could pay them, and they always turned down. >> police said both children were found in their beds, shot in the head. >> mama told me this morning that she was dead. i had a little bit up tears coming down, because she was one of the best people i knew. >> 14-year-old ch

a memorial is growing for the family killed in frederick county. what might have led to the tragedy. >>> the ravens on a winning streak. why joe flacco thinks the team deserves today's win. >>> the ravens' fans from the u.k. how an englishman became devoted to baltimore. >>> the rain moves away and the sun comes out. how long the bright sky will stick around next in my forecast. >>> live in high-definition from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> good evening. i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> it was a very satisfying day for ravens' fans. they just hounded the cleveland browns. bruce? >> everyone knew the browns weren't very good. in fact, there are those who say they might be the worst team in the nfl. you get no argument from the 70,000 or so who jammed the stadium today. 13-nothing. willis goes 15 yards for his second touchdown of the first half. it was 20-nothing at halftime. fourth-quarter veteran, who earlier had his 8 hundredth career passed -- joe flacco hits him downfield. check out the moves. in all, a 72-yard touchdown compl

frederick road, police on the scene there as well. north calvert at east center and west lombard, fremont street, disabled vehicle at aviation boulevard. as far as delays go, we have slight ones as i mentioned. first of all between 83 and 795 on the northwest side of the beltway. 47 miles an hour there. on the west side, outer loop, 36 miles an hour between 795 and 95 95. there's a look at the top side, backing down on the outer loop from harford to providence. that in the typical spot. there's a look at 95. this traffic report's brought to you by toyota. 16 different choices, toyota, click on buy@toyota.com. >>> coffee with this day is with nelly furtado. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. nelly furtado. huge round of applause. now, i've got your website up. it's a huge day in your career, you've got a new album hitting uh, every shelf, cyber or real in the world today. >> yeah! >> you said to heck with it, let's talk sports. >> today, just a little footnote, my album comes out today. it's all in

. >>> a marine from frederick, maryland will be laid to rest this weekend. lance corporal jordan chrobot was killed in afghanistan. he was on his second combat tour. his family said he was following in he footsteps of his grandfather, a vietnam veteran. he served in iraq. he leaves behind two sisters and a 5-year-old brother. >> i wanted him to come for christmas and come over for halloween if he could. and i just wanted him to stay forever. be my brother. >> it has left a hole, a big hole and i'm in incredible pain. all of us are. >> reporter: corporal jordan chrobot leaves behind his wife auburn, they were married two years ago. >>> we are learning today iran built a nuclear site in a mountain and near a military base. iran's vice president said it was put there to prevent an assault on it. it is a uranium enrichment facility that could be used to develop weapons. talks are underway to ali international inspections. >>> now to the gubernatorial campaign in virginia. a few hours ago in arlington, democrat creigh deeds picked up what he calls a big endorseme

zooming out over west of westminster into frederick county. looking at some showers as well. and continue to see that push on through. now, it will continue to be a northeast wind at 10. so breezy out there. and with that easterly wind on the western edge of the chesapeake we have a coastal flood advisory, during high tide overnight through the midnight. (inaudible). >> temperatures dropping into the 60s and only highs in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. so it will be a cool, wet kind of cloudy day. it looks like we will see better weather heading our way for the weekend. details coming up. . >> every american can find quality affordable coverage that can not be taken away. >> the much awaited senate version of the health care reform bill revealed. how the $856 billion plan would be paid for. >> autopsy results are released on the death of a yale grad student. how she died when we come back. . >> col . >> after president obama laid out his health care reform wish list last week, key player in the senate negotiations unveils his plan. but this proposal doesn't have everything th

there's also a shower making its way through the frederick region as we speak. our forecast for the next couple hours, look for mostly cloudy skies, a few sprinkles, temperatures falling into the upper 70s from around 80 degrees, for the next couple of hours. rain is in the forecast. we'll show you where, when and how long, coming up. >>> speaking of temperatures, some baltimore county parents are hot under the collar about the temperatures in their children's school. dozens took part in a demonstration today protesting what they are calling botched renovations at ridgely middle school in timonium. parents and students say temperatures in the school rise well above 100 degrees on some days. they say a renovation project two years ago made things worse and they want the county to correct the problem. >> we're forced to sit in temperatures that are 10 degrees hotter than the outside temperatures. >> i'm, woulding with the school -- working with the school system to address those concerns. consistent with all the other pressures and needs of the entire system. >> c

in southern frederick county, forthern loudoun, panhale of s west virginia, but most of the region isry at this hour. here's the forecast for the rest of the morng. slight chance of a shower and we'll stay in the 60s. usthon jent past noon it may reh near 70. a likelihood of passing showers this afternoon and overnight tonight. looks like a wet pattern as that coastal low gets closer to coast, we'll have an increased chance of rain through tonight, into tomorrow morning. and then as well will have some blustery winds, too,pt p j p gusting to 25 milesn ilhour. thankfully friday afternoon, into the weekend, a drying pattern moves in. we'll be wming up as well. low 80s on sunday with sunshine finally coming back. a look at next week in ten minutes. >> we'll see you then. thanks so much, tom. >> now let's go to jerry edwards and the news 4 traffic network. >> a lot of volume. no big accidents yet, at least out on the interstates. this is 270 at montrose road. still quiet and dry pavement at this point. good news there. northbound and southbound travel lanes are open. elsewhere, at the wil

happened at frederick avenue and millington in southwest baltimore. guardrail. rescuers had to pull him up from the embankment. firefighters had to also use hoses. he was taken to the hospital. he's hurt but expected to be ok. police still don't know what caused him to crash. >>> the pictures are just, well, you just don't know where to start to clean up. >> dundalk went underwater friday but still trying to dry out this morning. abc2 news linda so is live while they are cleaning up. >> reporter: it's going to be a long week ahead. you can still see the gaping hole from friday's massive break and it will take a couple of weeks to fix it. you can hear the echo generators this morning but the cries for help are even louder. many are worried their insurance company may not cover the flood damage. some victims tell us they've had their insurance for years and may not receive any money to cover the damages. insurance adjustors spoke with folks in the neighborhood this weekend to give them peace of mind about this situation. a situation that could cost thousands of do

down west of frederick to 'tis da rory and point of rocks. not yet but heading your way.ight showers and through montgomery county in to fairfax county on the beltway here an springfield, tw fi nganrid ctel springfield and annandale. a couple of sprinkles there. as we head down upper marlboro, we will head down to charles county. steadier stuff across the river and one more stop in the shenandoah valley as we go to the west, south of wood stock down 81 and east of luray. a few sprinkles there. talk temperatures which are running in the 60s. although 50sin the mountains. 67 this hour and pretty uniform on the readings there thanks to the cloud cover and humidity and spotty showers. humidity 84% and officially 67 at reagan national. we will watch that storm system. not so much the stuff out here but across the mid-atlantic, throwing the moisture north but the low is back here and this low along with an approaching cold front they will start to squeeze more moisture our and push everything in our direction for later month to tomorrow. that's why rain chances, i expect will b

hello andrews air force base you have 53. 547 frederick and 58 fredericksburg.e's the winds at the time being. southwesterly and nice and gentle at six miles an hour. the humidity is 78%. the game plan, we'll increase clouds by the lunch hour. a couple of showers along 81. so washington county, hampshire area hardy counties, west virginia and around the beltway between 2:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. before we hit that high of 77. and then after that front, that's when the winds will increase. maybe getting as high as gusting to 30 miles an hour. so that's why you need to pay attention, especially to the afternoon forecast. right now the front is far away across the ohio river valley but this one will tap in to winds. to get showers they act like liaisons to the winds above and mix them to the surface. that's likely going to happen later today and gusty winds stay with us the next several days because this front is attached to a low that will spin across ontario and quebec the next couple of days and wind itself up and send busy winds in our direction. you can kee

she is one among many loved ones in frederick county who feel lost without him, including two younger sisters and a 5-year-old brother. >> this is jordan. and i wanted him to come for christmas and come over to halloween if he could. and i just wanted him to stay forever. be my brother. >> it's left a hole. a big hole. and i'm in incredible pain. all of us are. >> we'll never see him here on earth. >> my whole thoughts were bring him home. just bring him home. it's too late for my baby but bring the others home. >> that was brittany morehouse reporting from frederick. >>> now we move on to a cbs news exclusive. the trojan bomber al qaeda has developed a new tactic that allows suicide bombers to breech even the tightest security. a warning the subject matter ahead is graphic in nature. this suicide bomber was able to kill a saudi prince who was the head of saudi arabia counter terrorism. he was able to get his bomb past two sets of screeners, metal detectors and the saudi secret service. the baller did it by employing a tactic of the narcotics trade. he put a detonator inside his rectu