those of you familiar with the calhoun house in charleston, that was built by george williams for his daughter. the war. >> after the war. williams is a fascinating individual that we do not hear a great deal about. lance on his feet quite well during and after the war -- lands on his feet quite well. >> and we have not gotten to the hundleys yet. >> yes, them. they had this vessel they were told they might be interested in. it was shipped from mobile to charleston and given some trials. it was not overly successful. >> you get to do your choo-choo. please do. maybe one of the few people still alive who set foot in the machine shop where the hundley was built, and i was here for the raising of the hundley. you cannot go to the machine shop anymore, but when i was a tookf five, my grandfather me down there. it was still a machine shop with a dirt floor. he said, son, i want you to see where our sub was built. [laughter] i am just saying. >> i mean, that is wonderful. >> ok, we're coming kind of towards the end now. savanna.sherman and everybody thinks he is really going to go to charle

george williams -- the same george williams who was so active in the phosphate industry down by buford. >> yes. fascinating fellow. he was considered to be one of the richest men, richest men in the united states at the start of the war. he moved a number of his slaves up into north georgia, if you're familiar with that sort of strange german town, helen, georgia, up in that area, where they could actually produce food that could be shipped down to charleston. he was in charge of the relief under the confederate government in charleston for the city of charleston. then when the federals take over, they direct him to take care of the relief programs in charleston. so he's handling the relief programs for both the confederacy and the united states. he and george trennam immediately set up a committee to try to revive charleston at the end of the war. and george williams was head of the committee that sent condolences to mrs. abraham lincoln upon the assassination of the president. we can't see with the lights so -- >> he's coming. >> any other questions? yes, over there. >> i just wonder

of george williams was head the committee that sent condolences to mrs. abraham upon the assassination of the president. lightst see with the so -- >> he's coming. >> any other questions? yes, over there. wondered -- can you hear me? >> yes. >> i was just wondering where of financing came at the end the war. these 400,000 pairs of shoes, freed,h the slaves being and that was certainly a big portion of the economic value of and so on atstates that time, so who is financing all of this at the end? >> cotton. >> still growing cotton? cotton, they have enough to sustain their programs in great britain. money ont is borrowed the promise of shipping cotton out after the war. confederacy uses cotton as a medium of exchange during the civil war. $50 cotton bail in charleston is worth $500 in liverpool. so they're using cotton as a way to finance the war. >> and of course, the secretary treasury, the mr. trenam. is >> i always wanted to find out, the christmas day ambush, wasn't part of the siege of charleston? didn't they try it before they came through -- i thin

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syndicated columnist, george will and juan williams. republicans, we would all agree, go into this election, already in this election, with huge advantages. got an unpopular president. a lot of the races are democrats in traditionally red states. there are a whole lot of troubles. and yet we have a bunch of races we went through with karl and joe that are remarkably tight. how do you explain the fact republicans aren't already running away in in election? >> first of all, it's very excited to be here. i want to tell the audience my number one observation, look at the size of these mugs. that's how they stay powered through -- >> we should call them part coffee mug/part hot tub. >> oh, my way. i wanted to get that out of the way. i think the reason for that, chris, this isn't some pro-gop election. it's an anti-obama election. and the sentiment against him has grown so strong in the past couple of -- well, the past year, if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, with isis growing, was i wasn't the one who wanted the troops out of ir

george will, juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >>i think the poll you showed is very encouraging. on the one hand some people are agreeing with the president on the -- on the other hand the same people are saying -- people are talking about how if obama acts, it will poison the well, they won't be able to work together for the next two years, or it will ruin the chance of getting an agreement in congress over immigration. but those are much smaller stakes than what's really at stake here. history is not going to care much about what's going to happen in these two years, but it will care about the encroachment of the executive in a gross way, on the prerogatives of congress. but the president himself has reiterated over and over again, this is something he is not allowed to do, it is outside his powers and now all of a sudden he's got a couple of lawyers that of course will finding nick you want in the law, you can indict a ham sandwich if you want. it is not, he knows it and the damage it will do to the celebration of powers will be

let's turn to our panel, george will, juan williams, columnist with the hill. d syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. as we wait, what is going to happen here, this decision or nondecision, george, your thoughts? >> the or kes strags of this is to say no more -- a let it be known for no apparent reason that it had reached a decision and then to say to come back in three or four hours and we'll tell you what the decision adds to the tension. you have to wonder all the media attention to this, if there is a kind of self-fiulfilling nature of this coverage. >> the governor ur-- thoughts o the situation as it's developing? >> i think you have some concern over governor nixon's decision, of course to declare a state of emergency, to send in the national guard at this point, whether or not that's inflaming a very anxiety provoking situation, i think for people well beyond ferguson, there's a sense that this is playing out as part of some national narrative. but i think the question for the grand jury, the widespread assumption is that there's not going to be an in

man will be sentenced for murdering another mn at a prince george's county gas station. dwayne le mar williams shot and killed eric walker while he was pumping gas in 2013 in templ hills. surveillance caught williams trying to steal walker's c. when walker tried to getwa williams ran him downch avenue and shot him l times. >>> d.c. police investigatin the murder of a 1-montd baby. he was found unconscio oa home in trenton southeast last week. the child's death wule homicide after thme examiner found multiplel force impacts on the child's body. >>> you have new traffic cameras to watch out for in d.c. eight new cameras are on line this morning. most are in northeast. megan mcgrath is live on maryland avenue where one of the cameras is ready to snap pictureofrir >> reporter: well, you can see the camera right behind me here. we're in the 600 block of maryland avenue. and this is one a number of cameras. eight traffic enforcement cameras up and running here in the district. there are six speed cameras and two stop sign cameras. today begins the beginning of the 30-day warning period. so if you do

george's. the mid to upper 30s across fairfax including loudoun and prince william and faulkier. the coolest spot in warrenton is 32. still rather cold tonight in the upper 30s. then jumping into the low 60s by noon with lots of sunshine. just a few high clouds coming in during the afternoon. then by 5:00 p.m., temperatures will be hovering in the mid to upper 60s. and that is certainly going to be perfect for all of the events going on on the mall. and then this evening, under a mostly cloudy sky, should be great weather for the concert or any evening activities. we'll be in the upper 50s by 8:00 p.m. then by 11:00 p.m., the upper 50s still. by this time tomorrow morning, rather chilly, just in the upper 40s and low 50s as we get back to work and school on wednesday. and coming up now with our traffic, we've got some construction delays this morning. what's going on with that, melissa? >>> some construction here and there. nothing too bad as it could get with the concert. dulles toll road near sully road, we have some road work there. crain highway between ranch and westwood, on

man will be sentenced for murdering another man at a prince george's county gas station. williams shot and killed eric walker while pumping gas at a temple hills gas station in 2013. surveillance video at that gas station caught williams trying to steal walker's car. when he tried to get away, williams ran him down and shot him several times. >> d.c. police investigating the murder of a 1-month-old baby on trenton place. it has been ruled a homicide after the medical examiner found multiple blunt force impacts on the body. >>> two fighter jets used laser-guided bombs in the attack. it's not clear how much damage was done. canada is one of self countries that joined the u.s.-led coalition against isis terrorists. >>> a 15-year-old shot five classmates before turning the gun on himself. three of the students have died. the other two are still in the hospital. police are still looking for a motive in the case. >> a terminally ill woman with in curable brain cancer and fought for oregon's death with dignity law has died after reportedly taking lethal medication. she was diagnosed with

william and fauquier. reagan national at 37. eastern suburbs, mid-30s in prince george's county. alexandria, arlington, up near annapolis and anne arundel, mid to upper 30s. wear a nice warm knit hat and your puffy coat. we will have cold temperatures with us. gloves is a good idea. as we will have it near freezing. morning drive, watch out. might be a few icy spots on roads. you'll kneeled the heat on getting back home. near 40 with a blustery wind. tomorrow morning, down to the during the the day on saturday, afternoon highs reaching the mid-40s. good weather for raking leaves on saturday with a lighter wind out of the northwest. sunday, good day for outdoor work as well. sunday afternoon, big game at fedex field. skins/buccaneers. kickoff at 1:00. should be in the upper 4. quite a bit of cloud whereness through the game. and one fan did enjoy a hardship in life made an interesting final request to the team via his obituary. he lived in mechanicsville. he was 52 years old when he died on sunday. he survived a house fire and lost a teenage son. but his family says he always kept

northern prince georges, montgomery, fairfax, prince william counties and in the district and arlington as well. as we work our way toward midnight, some scattered showers are possible. a 60% chance you're dealing with rain today or later tonight. might see some wet flakes well north and west of washington. even back into frederick county. as we work our way toward friday morning, we'll dry out. for that evening commute, tonight, some wet roads are possible. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow morning, sunny skies at that point. but it's going to be colder. it's going to be breezy as well. you'll have the heat on in the car tomorrow morning with the temperature around 34 groups. as we talk about the temperatures throughout the day tomorrow, a high of only about 43. when you factor in the winds, 6:00 a.m., feels like temperatures are in the 30s. 3:00 in the afternoon, only feeling like temperatures are in the upper 30s. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, temperatures feeling like they're in the low 30s. friday night lights for friday, obviously, definitely want to bundle up. saturday

. >> let's hear a little bit of the interview with george stephanopoulos and deron williams. i won't even tee it up. just listen. >> is there anything you could have done differently that would have revented that killing from taking place? >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> you're absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and your mind that if michael brown were white this would have gone down in exactly the same way? >> yes. >> no question. >> no question. >> okay. i don't even know what to ask out of that. >> i knew you were going to show that part. >> you did? >> i did. >> why? >> absolutely, because it seems unreasonable-- >> if you think about it-- >> as a monday morning quarterbacking, if there was going to be anything, of course there could be something. >> but then it's state of mind. state of mind at the moment, right, right. >> exactly. >> later in the interview he said he can't an police officer again. is he right in that assessment? >> absolutely. and there a couple of different parts. one, if he has a stomach for it after such a celebrated case. >> right. >

. >>> brit hume, jackie kucinich, george will and juan williams are here. we asked you questions for the panel. we got this a twitter from jim dixon who writing, send him a budget that defunds immigration and aca, make him shut down the government with his veto. brit, how do you answer jim? if republicans somehow tie funding of the government to opposition, is it a smart political move or another mistake? >> it's a total blunder to try that, because if the president were to veto the bill, a build that would keep the government going and there was a shut down, it wouldn't matter. it never has, what the proximate cause. it's an iron rule, if the government is shut down, the republicans get the blame, not most, not some, but all of the blame. some have surmised who still think that that kind of bringsmanship might work. i doubt it. >> are democrats fully on board of this idea of executive action, did they just feel it's -- to solidify even more the hispanic voter support for the democratic party? and that it make provoke republicans to overreact. >> i don't th

near 30 in prince george's, montgomery, fairfax, loudoun, prince william, stafford, spotsylvan, fauquier. we'll be holding steady for another hour or so. you want to layer up this morning. a blustery wind will be hovering near 30 through 8:00. between 8:00 and 9:00, lots of sunshine. few high clouds. mid-30s by then. coming up next weaer and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. a look at your neighborhood highs today. i think you'r going to like them. melissa, what's going on with the water main break. >> another live picture of the water main break. northbound silver hill road at brooks drive. as we kind of move around. they will pus you off brooks drive to pennsylvania. just a mess around there. 66 eastbound at nutley street, a right lane taken up. and a crash at 123 as i was walking out here incident to tell you about that. 95 in virginia, northbound at route 1, the left hov lane blocke we're a li at dale city. bw parkway also looking quite good. tr times coming upt 6:11. >>> breaking news in florida. any minute now police in tallahase wl give us an update on the shooting at florida state unive

upp0s in prince george's, fairf montgolo to mid-20s. lou, william, fauqerfo spova manrihtd degrs.he heater on. it wil near 30 through much of e morning commute. for the afternoon commute, leave the sunglasses. brig sun in the sky. we' he the upper 30s by then. a lot h tmsre in the playoffs for friday night footba earlgames, mid-30s. lat games in the low 30s. thafu lighter wind. gusng mil p hr thrghe day today. so windchills just in the 20s. afton, , t mid-s. great r f cranksgivin melsal te you about that comi up. rain l l endmoor. mild tuesday. big getaway wednesday, and thursd part cloudy. highin upper 40s. and cnc of that foras a little low because some oe models are giving us a lilen and/or snow. melia,s going on. >> liit volume at thipoismorning. taking a look here at cenev you'bo 40 miles per ho all wou vienna. it ope up obod. totly virgia through dale city, 26 milepe i virginia. also ts probl in suitland, easou silver hill road at brooks drive. rememb the water main break westbo open for us. belay at branch avenue, that is minng nicely this morng. hery go. thangind cranksgiv

the other defender was private william williams, born enslaved in prince george's county under the namenged his name to william williams and joined the united states army. he, too, was morality wounded here. this morning, like 200 years ago, a cross section of america stands in this fort represented by all. the words paint a picture of what it was like to be with key on that september morning in 1814. it is my privilege and honor to introduce the following individuals who will read each verse of "the star sprangled banner." caroline christensen, student fort mchenry volunteer, representing the youth and future of our nation. ms. franchon crews, american international boxing champion, singer, and aspiring lib i don't know. general colin powell, statesman, general, iconic american. and mr. kenny nacke, baltimore in, citizen who endured the loss of his brother, lewis nacke iii, in the tragic events of september 11th, 2001. ms. caroline? >> o say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars through the

temperatures near 30 in montgomery, fairfax, loudoun and prince william and fauquier. prince george's, mid-30s. mid 30s in washington and by the chesapeake bay. the hour by hour cold changes for the day ahead. and a look at a new crash this morning. here's melissa. >> brand-new crash. getting some more information from police. they are just on their way. we understand it is a car versus a motorcycle. try to get more information on this. we could have closures coming up. 66 to 29, looking just fine. wider look at things, no major issues. we're seeing a slowdown here. 295 as you pass 50. that's typical once you hit the 6:00 hour on a weekday. cherry hill and 95 looking good and moving along quite nicely. and beltway at colesville. outer loop about as good as it gets. more information on this accident coming up. and of course travel times at 6:11. >>> 6:01 right now. today the main suspect in the death of a uva student will be in a fairfax county courtroom to face charges in a differen. megan mcgrath will explain what happened >> reporter: matthew is a prime suspect in the death of uva h

william. this is right into washington, northern prince george's, howard county. everything is still wet, even where the rain has stopped. our roads are still wet. temperatures near 50 degrees. shenandoah. out of the mountains, mid and upper 50s. closer to washington, though, it is a balmy morning. southern prince george's, mid-six. as is southern fairfax, stafford is, spotsylvania. low 60s in our western northern suburbs. this is going to stay balmy for the morning and get milder in the afternoon. you can see the crowds racing through the weather headlines. mild morning. a warm afternoon. rain to snow likely on wednesday. chuck bell joins us with a look at neighborhood highs. >>> right now a problem that could have affected your commute is all clear. crews fixed a big water main on georgia avenue, henderson avenue in wheaton. police had to shut down lanes there and originally told us it could be a 24-hour job. water ran out on the road and towards homes. a lot of people had their water shut off. everything should be back to normal right now. >>> 95 in virginia, g

william j. clinton or george w. bush or lbj -- first they'll discover we're just normal people who got caught up in -- through amibition and drive and circumstance, ended up being -- ended up being president. and here are the tools necessary to do it. so absolutely you can teach leadership skills. i don't think you can teach leadership qualities, and so this program is going to -- i assume the committee is going to screen for people who have shown leadership qualities by the age of 35 or 50 or however old the people are going to be. anyway, i learned a lot from my dad. i'm very fortunate to have watched a great man, and matter of fact this book i'm writing, i'm marketing now -- [laughter] -- which i think will be out november 11th -- [laughter] >> it's a love story. this is going to irritate people in washington, i suspect, or some. because it's a love story. but it's a story about finding -- seeing somebody you admire and learning from them, and maybe this program will be able to do the same thing. and i learned a

sitting at to 17,000 a 30 >>darya: rubble and to show you one are as unique tribute to robert williams >>george: as we continue to attract major delays for the ride on 92 and the san mateo bridge into the sea is solidly backed up at the toll plaza which can't see it is the backed the bridge to up interstate 80 and even beyond because it is that the honor to jackson. coming out of hayward and added to westbound is also back on a 80 northbound and southbound approaching highway 92 something on the bridge across several vehicles to get flat tires out near the base of the high-rise and that is one of the reasons why we are at a crawl down with it or getting on this press release another hour and half will not recover to the end of the commute from his back of the bay bridge is backed ups out into the macarthur maze 30 + minutes drive times the back of the laundered a tie with 24 like earlier this morning but it is still quite slow. >>george: their right to the east bay is heavy on interstate 80 in the westbound direction 580 in the process of the san mateo bridge is not a great 680 is starting to s

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william, western fairfax. here and in northwest washington, a little light rain. and light rain in northern prince george's county now. the timing on the showers ending, the back edge of the rain should be exiting the metro by 8:00 this morning. and move across southern maryland, northern neck and the eastern shore. might get a few breaks. otherwise, mostly cloudy. by noon time, a little sun trying to peek out. additional sprinkles. patches of green showing a few more scattered showers perhaps until 4:00 or so. after that we ought to begin to clear out, maybe have an additional shower way out in the mountains during the evening hours. stay ahead of the radar when you're away from your tv with the storm team 4 weather app on google play and itunes store. a cool start with the rain around. then during the afternoon, a little bit of sun breaking out. temperatures into the mid-60s. a small chance of a passing shower. tomorrow blustery and cool. afternoon highs, 50. might get a shower sunday morning. milder monday and tuesday into mid week next week. a little bit chillier on wednesday. i'm back with another wea

syndicated columnist george will and political analyst juan williams. i think republicans would go in with huge advantages. they have an unpopular president, a lot of the races are democrats in traditionally red states. there are a whole lot of troubles, yet we have a bunch of races that are remarkably tight. how do you explain the fact that republicans aren't already running away in the election. >> first of all it's exciting to be here. the numb one one observation, look at the size of these mugs. this is how they stay powering through. >> part coffee mugs and part hot tubs. >> getting that away, getting down to brass tacks, the reason this isn't some pro-gop election, it's an anti-obama election. the sentiment has grown so strong in the past year with if you like your plan, can you keep your plan, with usis growing -- they don't believe him anymore. he sacrificed his credibility for a lot of voters. so the reason we're seeing the struggles,ist we don't like the guy at the top of the ticket. it's not as though people have all of a sudden fallen in lov

george's county. cooler in loudoun fauquier and prince william. cooler air moving on in. use the low beams in the fog. a little sun breaking out by 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. and then heading back home, we'll be in the low 60s during the afternoon with bright sunshine. a blustery wind. you'll need sunglasses with bright sun and blue skies this afternoon. then colder air arrives tonight. by dawn tomorrow, upper 30s. afternoon highs only in the upper 40s on thursday with increasing clouds. might get a light rain shower late thursday afternoon and 30 in the morning. afternoon highs mid-40s. coldest day looks to be saturday over the the next several days. mid-20s in the mornings. highs upper 40s on sunday with clouds. some rain looking likely on monday. cold again on tuesday with highs near 40 degrees with sunshine. next weather and traffic on the 1s hometown forecast highs for the afternoon. and now melissa looking at road conditions with the fog. any crashes? >> one brand-new crash. nok can esville road at aden. your alternate is parkgate drive. a very serious crash. trying

western fairfax down into the mid-30s as is prince william, loudoun and faulkier counties. and much of southern prince george'southern maryland, charles county, st. mary's n the upper 30s. hour by hour, temperatures in the upper 30s by 8:00. lots of sun. the low 60s by noontime. and then by around 3:00 we'll hit the upper 60s. by 5:00 p.m., still pretty mild with clouds coming in. then this evening hour-by-hour we get cooler, but the clouds that hold in some of the warmth will be hovering in the 50s. so the rest of the evening and by this time tomorrow morning the low 50s. the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41 with the national mall forecast. >>> two thumbs-up for the commute at this point this morning. we'll take it. looking at 66 here, if you're hopping on the prince william parkway here in centerville and headed into town, you're fine. headed out of town, you're fine. no problems with earlier construction now out of the way. taking a look down south here at 95 virginia at the weigh station moving right along. prince george's county, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, 301, indian head highway, ever

. >> george washington, thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin. i don't know. >> william roosevelt. >> george w. bush. obama. >> oh, my gosh. drawing a blank. >>> so, how would you do if we gave you that challenge? or how would you do if you were given that challenge by a team of researchers. interesting research that is part of a 40-year study that looks at the question how forgettable are u.s. presidents? if you ask people to name president, always a few they're going to give you. whoever is in office right now. but there have been 44 presidents in american history. the question is, how many of them do people actually remember? and how do those memories evolve over time? so this study what he did this week. we can show you the results from it. this will not make much sense. three or four different things going on. this is the overall results. we'll tell you how they did this study. we'll zoom in and look at interesting stuff. starting in 1974 and again in 1991 and again this year, the people doing this study took a group of college students, gave them a piece of paper a

brit hume, making were kelly host of the kelly file, and george will, and fox news political analyst, juan williams. megyn, republicans we would agree, go into this legislate already with huge advantages, an unpopular president, they have a lot of the races are democrats in traditionally red states. there are a lot of troubles. credit we have a bunch of races as we went through that are remarkably tight. highway do you explain the fact republicans are not already running away from the election? >> first, it is exciting to be here and my observation is, look at the size of the mugs, it is out of the control. >> these coffee mugs, part hot tub. >> the reason is, this is not some pro g.o.p. election, it is an anti-obama election. the sentiment against him has grown so strong in the past couple of months and the past year, with you like your plan you can keep it, with isis growing, and i wasn't the one that wanted the troops out of iraqs he sacrificed his credibility for many voters. the reason we have the struggles, it is not we love the going but we don't like the guy at top and john cornyn said it i

brit hume, jackie kucinich of "the washington post," syndicated columnist george will and fox news political analyst juan williams the government to opposition to the executive action, is it a smart political move or another mistake? >> it's a total blunder to try that. because if the president were to veto the bill, a bill that would keep the government going, and there was a shutdown, it wouldn't matter. it never has what the proximate cause of the shut down. if the government shuts down, the republicans get the game. not some of the blame. not most of the blame. all of the blame. and one would surmise that they may have learned that by now. their leaders seem to have, but some within the house and senate still think that kind of brinkmanship might work. i doubt it. >> jackie, are democrats fully on board with this idea of executive action despite all of the threats, all the promises that it's going to poison the well? do they just think it's going to solidify even more of the hispanic voter support for the democratic party? and to get back to the other point, it may provoke republicans to overreact? >> don't t

george's and much of fairfax. montgomery is around 30 degrees. near 32 in loudoun and prince william and stafford, spotsylv, culpepper. most of the region should be .aking i maybe even feel like spring for a few ho we have been through. the wind shifts into the northwest. it gets cold tomorro highs uppe mid-40s saturda afternoon. on sunday, increasing clou then mild monday. into the 60s. an afternoon shower. mild tuesday. chillier mid week. melissa is dealing with the water main break. >> it's going to be around for a while. talk building this one in suitland. nort silver high school road at brooks drive. megan mcgrath out there showing us this. out to pennsylvania avenue if you're headed through that area. t virginia visitor center is looking good. 95 in virginia, slower than we would like to see this time of day. northbound a l slow through dale city. overall, looking pretty good. want to remind you about this. tom kierein, angie goff, savannah guthrie and al roker an participating in today's cranksgiving. you can sign up by going to the nbc washington facebook or any of your faceb

much of loudoun and prince william in the mid to upper 30s. much of prince george's30s and near 40 by the bay. a few scattered showers with a high reaching near 50 degrees before then. then near freezing. by dawn friday, a blustery wind tomorrow. cold. temperatures just in the low 40s friday afternoon. and very cold on saturday morning. down to the mid-20s. after nyes in the mid-40s and sunny. a bit milder. near 50. rain looking likely sunday night and monday. rainy monday. clearing out after that. another shot of cold air with highs in the 40s on tuesday and wednesday. 5:31, next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at your neighborhood highs. abouting to you. >>> thank you, tom. al roker is trying to make history with the longest weather report ever. how cool is that. >>> it is trending on twitter across the country right now. al is in hour 7. he is trying to break a guinness world record. and al joins us live from new york city. you're up, you're good. you're not punching. are you doing okay? >> i'm doing great, aaron and eun. it's an honor to follow a broadcast

george's. the district near 70 degrees for a high this afternoon. and across northern virginia from loudoun through prince william and stafford, spotles vip ya a vania and falkier, we are in the upper 60s near the bay. to our north in howard county, frederick, washington county and west of there, the panhandle of west virginia, low to mid-70s there as well. shenandoah valley, the mid to upper 70s for winchester down to la ray. west of there in the mountains with highs reaching the 70s. the next weather and traffic on 6:41 as i dig into your hour-by-hour election day forecast. back to you. >>> we are following breaking news out of arlington, virginia. fire crews still on the scene of a deadly fire looking for any clues as to what started this blaze that killed two people including a child. now, the fire broke out in the 1100 block of south emerson street around 4:00 this morning. 11th street is closed near south emerson and south edison. two other people were taken to the hospital. one of those people is a child. that is the latest, back to you. >>> thank you, angie. there could be an upset in the race for mayor i

bring in our panel, george, juan williams and charles krauthammer. not a big surprise.e is still too close to call. >> no. not a a big surprise. let me add a couple of thoughts about a couple of states that i guess maryland has just closed. maryland governorship, interesting race. this is where -- this is about as red state as, you know,. >> blue state. >> excuse me, blue state as i can think of. and the republican larry hogan, a businessman, was closing at the end. we are not saying anything about it. you know, two weeks ago i don't think anybody would have thought that he had a chance. but it looks as if he may indeed have a chance. which would be a big surprise and, perhaps, if we get word on it soon, we might be able to tell something about the rest of the night from that. also, just back to mcconnell for a moment. incumbents and professional politicians are in bad oner with the public i think it's fair to say. people need to remember that politics is a a profession like any other. you wouldn't hire an amateur to operate on your heart. and you look at a promising ne

. >> charles krauthammer, juan williams, dana parino and former white house press secretary under george w. bush, and brit hume is our fox news political analyst. >> what is it about? obviously we'll learn a lot from exit polls on tuesday. when you look at it now, brit. >> we see it in the media all the time, this has been an election about nothing. in fact to say that is to say that the last two years of the obama administration, since his re-election have been about nothing, but they obviously have not, and people's judgments about him and about the conditions which his policies have led to or they believe have led to, has, the view of that has deteriorated sharply and mitt romney was suggesting that this is people's sort of last chance to register their objections to what they have seen and the only way to do it is to vote against his party and that is i think principally responsible for the condition of the race that we see. and the weakness of the republican party that there's many close races as there are. but that's what the race is about principally. >> why now, charles? why woul

george c. scott -- who was in the 1959 production. he helped produce it. william shatner plays norton shipman. shatner is the glue that holds this whole story together. shatner plays shipman. 10 years later he played the aid to the chief judge in the movie "judgment of nuremberg." he is the perfect person to play a critical role in this trial. you can't divorce these things. in the 1970 version, the press on this, now the context has changed again. when you read the reviews of this, which is broadcast just a few weeks after the events have and it was just , after kent state. so now the review says, "here are events of 105 years ago, but the question is the kent state campus. how far is andersonville from vietnam?" so they cannot divorce the events from the context. now, the person involved in this who really i think is the most interesting but has not been looked at in this way, who has trouble untangling fact from fiction is lew wallace. lew wallace will go on to have an illustrious career, and i will talk more about that in a second, but during the trial he writ

george's county gas station. he shot and killed eric walker while he was pumping gas in 2013 in temple hills. surveillance caught williams trying to steal walker's car. when walker tried to get away, williams ran him down on branch avenue and shot him several times. . >>> d.c. police investigating the murder of a 1-month-old baby. he was found unconscious on a home in trenton southeast. the child's death was ruled homicide after the medical examiner found multiple blunt force on the body. >>> rg3 and the redskins heading into the bye week after losing to the vikings. consider this, the redskins are now 3-6, the same record they had in 2012 before they won seven straight and the nfc east. a lot of people were expecting to look at rg3 to look a little rusty. but he did make big plays, including this one to desean jackson. he had the loss will make them hungrier when they play buccaneers on the 16th. the bus crashed. several players and coaches documented the crash on their twitter feeds. minnesota state police say a police escort stopped short and that caused the chain reaction crash. nobody other than the drivers were wea

prince george's county, from bowie, upper marlboro, mid to upper 30s. northern virginia, prince william, down to near 30 degrees. loudoun county, low to mid-30s. driving in to work this morning, you'll need to have the heater on for another couple of hours. jumping into the low 60s by the afternoon commute with bright sunshine. you'll definitely need the sunglasses. temperatures elsewhere for highs mid to upper 60s. where it's now freezing. so about a 35-degree jump from where we are now for the afternoon. lots of sunshine. beautiful weather for veterans day for the event on the mall tomorrow and for the concert tomorrow night. afternoon highs upper 60s. mild wednesday. then the big temperature swing thursday. thursday night, a few wet snowflakes mixing with rain drops. small chance of that. 40s thursday, friday, saturday. milder sunday. chance of shower sunday afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. a look at the hour by hour changes the next 24 hours. big water main break. >>> big problem in aspen hill. hopefully you have not left your house yet. southbound georgia aven

george's in the mid-50s. mid 50s in washington, alexandria, falls church. loudoun, fairfax, prince williamfauquier, stafford and spotsylvania. not showing any rain here. here's rain out in west virginia, southern pennsylvania. most of this will pass well north of the metro area. but in southern west virginia into kentucky that's the line that will likely be be getting closer to us but not until evening. might get a few sprinkles around late morning and noon time in the panhandle, northern bred rick county, maryland. after that, by 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. in the shenandoah valley. by 8:00, 9:00 p.m. we'll see the rain northern virginia coming closer to the area. after that likely rain coming through after midnight tonight and during the day on thursday. before then, upper 60s during the afternoon. beautiful day coming up. just high clouds. then light shower activity later tonight. occasional showers on thursday with highs in the mid-60s. might get a little thunder on thursday afternoon. then breezy and cooler on friday. a much chillier weekend coming up. big change. sunday, mid-50s. milder monday