i really don't. >> does he live here locally, obviously, in germantown? no. >> memphis, do you know? >> not that i know of. i don't think he lives in memphis. >> reporter: detectives had to find edward another way, so they accessed heather's facebook account and mined it for clues. and there it was, a profile with a last name attached. >> and what was that name? >> edward raulerson. >> reporter: police dialed a phone number they found for ed. he told them he lived 500 miles away in eastern tennessese and agreed to make the eight-hour drive to germantown to be interviewed. detectives wondered had he made the trip once already that week, to take heather away? and most importantly, could he tell them where she was now? >> just because you've got somebody living 500 miles away does not mean that they didn't have anything to do with this disappearance. >> reporter: police recorded ed raulerson's interview. during questioning, ed made a potentially important admission. >> i love her to death, i would do anything for her. you know, one of the detectives asked me

let's talk to some of these guys at the best buy outside in germantown. best buy will not open until 5:00 this evening. some of these folks started giving out before 2:00 this morning. this gentleman adding to the tents here as we get ready for long lines. let's talk to this young man. you got here not long ago. is this the first time you do this? >> i did this a couple years ago. i did this in new jersey. this one a little shorter, but i cannot wait to buy the tv. the online stuff is making the lines shorter each year but here you are. you will spend your thanksgiving in line. worth it? >> totally worth it. some stuff you do get cheaper online, but best buy still makes it worth it to get online to get some of these deals. johnny: what about turkey? no turkey for you today? >> for me, it was fine because i have fixed giving earlier in the week. it worked out my family. johnny: hopefully someone will drop off pie. defense has been set up for what will be a busy thanks giving night here at best buy. they are open until 1:00 in the morning. then they will cl

you are in germantown your hometown area. >>> yes, covenant house is in germantown. i grew up in walnut lane in magnolia i found out about this event. you know, growing up in germantown i would walk past here i told you guys, you know, all the time and you would see youth going in and out. i didn't know what they did at covenant house. they help team homelessness. last night they had their annual sleep out. i slept in this box with this sleeping bag and i brought some quilts from home and just a hum blink experience. we had some people lined up here. a couple people are still inside. we had a good time just opening your eyes up to just helping people and right now we have john, he is executive director. how are you doing john. >> i'm well, how are you. >> tell us about what you do here in the could have event in house. >> we serve runaway teenage aers, adolescence hoff faced tremendous trauma, tragedy in their lives but they work hard and with tremendous grit and determination and they achieve amazing things and build beautiful inspiring lives. >> we did the the slee

appropriate smart phone use in the classroom but also social use in designated area germantown academy has interest graded a digital citizenship program that spans kindergarten to 12th grade teaching student responsible social media use to and stand copy right and fair use on a digital platform. >> here at ga we feel citizenship, whether it is you and i engaged in the conversation face-to-face or whether we happen to be engaging, via text over our phones. >> every student says hey, can i look up a word on my iphone. i say yes. i feel like a few years ago i would be told to get a dictionary. you don't need phones. we have books for that. >> reporter: at hatboro horsham the perspective on smart phones in the class and hallway also changed six years ago. instead of forbidding smart phones teachers got creative. >> it is a matter of taking advantage of the technology that they have at their fingertips but most importantly teaching them to use it respectfully. >> reporter: even germantown academy library has evolved. this um iser the school donated thousands on have books to make room for i

we have a sinkhole germantown pike at meeting house lane.affic is getting by in the area, but be careful of that one, too. i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city 28 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking right now, terrorists have killed three people and holding 100 others hostage in northwest africa. one of the dead may be a french national. this is happening at the raddison blue hotel in mali. ten gunmen stormed the hotel. reporters say 127 hostages have been freed, others have escaped with the help of mali forces. no group has claimed responsibility yet. the gunman yelled god is great in arabic before firing on the hostages. >>> fbi said dozens of suspected radicals in the united states are under tight surveillance. agents fear they might pull off a copy cat version of isis attacks. the terror group released its third video that threatens the u.s., in it, the white house plans to turn -- they plan to turn the white house black with fire. >> we can't choose to have terror in our lifestyl

as for your travel times, germantown, 12 minutes. average speed is just fine.virginia, you're also on time. i'm back in ten minutes with more. >> thanks, melissa. >>> how technology is changing the way our young children communicate. >>> also ahead, dash cam moments when an uber driver is attacked be his rider. i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety."

we have a sinkhole on germantown pike at meeting house lane, so traffic can get by, but you want to watch out for it and restrictions there. another issue it's a downed tree in bucks county. river road is blocked near quarry lane stick to easton road is the alternate. >> we're following breaking news out of the northwest africa, we'll get to that in a moment. first up, another sexting scandal has rocked a montgomery county school. let's go over to katherine scott she's got the latest at the school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it's early on in the investigation, police are working to find out how widespread it is. colonial school district officials are troubled and trying to learn more about a secting incident involving students -- sexting incident involving students at white marsh high school. >> there was a drop box created and there were pictures of female students in there and she ask that we investigate it. >> reporter: the school district contacted police. investigators found nude photos and video clips at a high school being circulated at a drop box account. >> i k

it only runs between germantown and center city and germantown avenue and 1th street.split in two. there's a new bus route 45 that operates in center city and philadelphia. >>> we have a fair amount of clouds, it's chilly, 30 degrees in martins creek. 29 in quakertown 32 in center city. 32 in browns mills and 39 in dover, delaware. today's high, 48 degrees, we're looking at below average highs. let's take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and what to expect. we'll see lots of clouds early sunshine will fade behind the clouds, it will increase as the day progresses. 48 degrees. in the overnight and tomorrow we get periods of rain, 57 for the high. wednesday, a bit more rain at times during the day. it's not going to rain constantly, but we're looking at a period of rain on wednesday. after wednesday, matt and erin we're dry with a good amount of sunshine. >>> in "healthcheck," loneliliness is more than a feeling. for older adults it's a health risk. loneliness can make you sick and more susceptible to falling ill. it can affect the production of whi

we have a problem with a sinkhole germantown pike at meeting house lane. traffic is getting by in this area, but watch for the sinkhole in plymouth meeting. bridgeton township, bucks county, we have an update. we have a downed tree river road it just reopened. >> we have breaking news, we want to bring you up up to date coming out of northwest africa. gunman have stormed the raddison hotel called the blue hotel. they are holding 170 hostages. it is not clear if any of the people are american, early reports say a number of them are chinese, people have been running for their lives down a dirt road. the u.s. embassy is urging people to shelter in place. not clear if it is related to isis and other islamic terrorism. the suspects came through the door yelling allah akbar, god is great and taking the hostages. we'll keep on eye on this breaking story as we get new information. >> fbi said dozens of suspected radicals are under tight surveillance. law enforcement officials feel they may want to pull off a copycat paris attack. isis released its third video this

germantown, 41. temperatures in the 50's. with the sunshine, we will warm up. we are already at 61 at reagan national. 55 in hagerstown. the wind speed will be the deal throughout the day sustained from 17 to 20 with winds gusting locally in the metro area over 30, possibly 35 miles per hour. the winds could gust 40 to 50 in the areas under the advisory. the highs today will top out around 60 for the most part with gusty wind. we will continue to look for a lot of sunshine through the over thes the storm great lakes and eastern canada makes its way to the atlantic coast. the weekend and the next seven days part of the forecast in the next few minutes. jummy: we turn to a new scandal rocking the secret service. this time, it involves dirty pictures and rude text messages -- lewd text messages to the agent thought was a 14-year-old girl. >> yet another set of disturbing allegations coming from the secret service. this time, with an officer sending dirty text messages from his cellphone. on one occasion, inside of the white house. lee robert moore is facing charge

germantown pike at meeting house, you want to watch for the traffic to get by, just be careful with the sinkhole causing an issue. flying on the northeast extension the overnight construction is cleared, speeds of 60 miles per hour southbound so far so good on the northeast extension and most of the roads, matt and tam. >> a concerned parent tipped off police to yet another sexting scandal at the school in the delaware. katherine scott is live outside plymouth white marsh high school in montgomery county. >> reporter: matt at this point police are working to obtain subpoenas and search warrants to figure out who was involved with this, so far no charges have been filed. >> getting into college, future jobs, it has an effect. students and parents at plymouth-whitemarsh high school are reeling after sexting scandal has been brought to light. >> some of them are my friends. it's not right. >> there are people who were victims. >> reporter: colonial school district officials received a call from a parent who discovered something on her daughter's cell phone. officials called police. investi

ly. >> reporter: even the germantown academy library this summer the school donated thousands of books to make room for an innovation center. >> to have a human being be able to to say what are you finding there, let's consider it's prospective and credibility. >> it's more of an advantage. >> reporter: in this senior science class students use their smart phones to take pictures of a typical lab dissection they post-it to twitter and web page to be shared around the school and around the country. >> it's using something that fails it, they all have them. they came out of the womb with this attached to their hands, we might as well put it to use. >> schools are using social media like twitter to communicate with teachers and parents about snow days and announcements. administrators say by not integrating the smart phones into the classroom everyday they are not preparing this generation for the real world. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." pouring through the front door. and the four-letter word that defined the season was l-o-v-e and not s-a-l-e. what if the only reason to wake up

this is blue route, northbound, approaching germantown pike. now, you can see crews out there trying to get that vehicle cleared out of the way. not causing too many slow downs right now. but however when you approach this curve right here you obviously are seeing some brake light go off. so it will start to slow down little bit as we progress into the morning if that doesn't get cleared out of the way. here is a look at the schuylkill eastbound at the roosevelt boulevard. penndot casino of moving the cameras around, showing you the flow of traffic. looking pretty good. everyone still traveling around, at posted speeds this morning, which on monday morning moving into the 6:00 hour this is normally when we see traffic levels start to flow. talcony palmyra bridge is back down, and moving along, ever so nicely in that area. ninety-five northbound at the walt whitman bridge, another area where we're slowly starting to see more headlight, more taillights start to get out on the roadways, this is where we have a car fire left lane northeast extensio

the fundraiser helps the germantown area shelter feed, clothe and aid 500 kid each year. although constraints cause them to turn hundreds away too. the shelter counts about 4,000 city high school students having experienced homelessness, some having to sleep in boxes, like this one. >> it is a week before thanksgiving a time when we reflect for what we are thankful for. >> reporter: executive director john ducould have says covenant shelter hold 50 bed and kid are great full and sometimes surprised. >> first thing they say is what, really, that is crazy, i' not doing that. but the power of young people saying i'm going to go upstairs to my safe, warm bed and there will be 65 business leaders sleeping outside on a cold i windy night to help me. that send a message to our kids that they are not alone. >> reporter: justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead this noon it is awkward when you break up with someone but you still see them on social media, right? coming up a new feature tested on facebook that will ease awkwardness and just maybe help you really sta

leesburg, manassas, germantown, gaithersburg, freezing.the coldest spots, winchester 30. isorrow morning at daybreak about the only opportunity for sunshine before the cloud cover belts. hagerstown 57, ashburn, dale city 55, tenleytown, georgetown, 56. 57,lata, waldorf, fredericksburg 54. the zones to the southwest were the cloud cover hit sooner and thicker, the chance of rain earlier, that is where the temperatures could be the coolest. earliest byf rain the last of the evening rush. the rain looks likely estimate night time, if not overnight monday into tuesday. into the day tuesday, could bring sunshine south and west, the most rain we have had that long in the forecast. with sunshine, we could easily get into the low 60's the tail end of the day. into tuesday,day veterans day looks great, brees, 65. cooler as we round up towards the weekend. tomorrow morning, be prepared for a cold start, 38 degrees is about the middle-of-the-road cold temperature. get the hat, coat, gloves ready tonight. that is a frosty start. a lot of us come in th

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in germantown with more on that story. justin? >> nicole, erika, good morning, already have some of those people waking up this morning, we had several dozen people, more than 60, i'm told, camping out, as you can see, in sleeping bags and boxes, to raise money to help our city's homeless youth. let's take you now to video here, about 4,000 philly high schoolers have experienced homelessness at some point in their lives. the shelter cares for more than 500 young people each year, but turns away more than 400 other. their third annual sleep-out executive addition has raised about $250,000. that will will go to food, shelter, other services for youth who are often homeless, run aways, and sometimes, traffic against their will. several dozen bold face business names are out here this morning including sixers ceo scott o'neil, and chris gaffney, president with toll brothers, he's up already, and also, they're all joining covenant house to sleep in the parking lot, as thousands do in our city each night. >> homeless kids don't get to c

news one man is dead another on the loses they tried to rob this all went down in philadelphia germantown neighborhood and that's where fox 29 is live you spoke with neighbors who are very upset. >> reporter: yes lose see. they are shaken up of course they are relieved fort officer this was an off duty philadelphia housing authority officer involved in this. you can see over my shoulder the scene is now clear. let's take a look at video earlier as detective were comb mink the crime scene of the the officer was walking along the 400 block of school house lane. two men approached him they had a weapon. they tried to rob the officer according to police. that's when the off duty housing authority officer pulled out his weapon the two sides exchanged gunfire. one suspect was shot several times later pronounced dead at temple hospital. the other suspected escaped. and he is on the loose. we spoke with neighbors who heard the gunfire and they ran out to see what happened. they are in shock. they are relieved that the officer is all right. here's i say one neighbor speaking to us. >> you live in

this morning, and a accident involving a deer that occurred a half an hour ago right here on the germantowne. the vehicle have striking the deer left the roadway and that is where we have all this activity at the curve here before we get to mid county. they are coming south on the northeast extension one lane blocked south of quakertown from an earlier accident, starting to see some jam to go with your toast here this morning. southbound i-95 heavy from academy down through cottman avenue beginning of the morning rush hour, ben franklin bridge in the bad coming in toward the city at the moment. tacony palmyra had an earlier open, back to open there. and north on 495 the right lane and off ramp, at terminal avenue blocked so if you need to get into the port of wilmington best to stay with i-95 this morning. mike and alex, back to you. >>> russia aviation officials say the plane crash in egypt was not due to technical issues like they said yesterday, or pilot error. officials say distressed call was never made and they now believe that something hit the plane. russian air liner broke into pie

this is a great event, covenant house in germantown. i said it again, four blocks that way i grew up here. they do this thing call the sleep out. they help homeless teens and these raise money for homeless teens. just to hear the kid stories was amazing. we have chris, how are you doing, chris. >> great, how are you you sit on the board. just tell people what you guys do here with the sleep out. >> well, what we try and do is not only bring awareness but bring a team together and a family and really show how some of these kids have to get through life. it is tough. the it really is tough. but when you sleep out in these streets and you see what these kids are going through, it makes you want to come back again and do more. >> i will say this live on television, i will definitely be here next year. >> thank you. >> i will bring more people and more awareness i appreciate the things thaw do here. >> thank you so much, because folks like you now are really going to help us spread the word to help these kids. because as you saw last night w

there was an accident earlier involving a deer so cleanup and police activity on the scene around germantown through but something to watch for. 95, major delays, this is early, southbound from woodhaven to the vine street expressway 41 minutes, that's typically 12 minutes or so. but we always in the 6:00 hour see some delays, we have a disabled vehicle also around girard avenue on the southbound side that's contributing to this slow drive time. >> this morning a 16-year-old is dead and police think it could be a case of road rage. matt delucia is live at philadelphia's police head quarters with the detail and the car investigators are looking for. tell us more. >> reporter: 17 shots fired at two teens riding bicycles. police can't believe it. neighbors in the area cannot believe it. and the 16-year-old you mentioned died as a result. here's some video from the scene. police say that it happened yesterday afternoon, a little after 4:30 on the 2200 block of west sedgely street. the two were riding bikes when they came up behind a silver buick with four men inside. police say the boys realized

hearing about a water main break 50 between 29 and germantown road. more details and be back here in a minute. 66 eastbound at fairfax county parkway, again, very slow here headed inbound this morning because of this disabled fire truck off to the right side of the roadway. big look at the beltway, beltway fairly clear. travel times in ten minutes. >>> 5:32 now. to decision 2016. a new nbc news wall street journal poll, tracie potts is on capitol hill with some surprises and some shifts in the new numbers. >> the biggest surprise in this, or the biggest news out of this, aaron, is a 29% support for dr. ben carson. it is the largest percentage that we have seen in our poll this election cycle. he's surging to number one. six points ahead of donald trump. when you put together people who say he's their number one or number with choice, he's way out there at 50%. also, the most popular democrat or republican in this poll, trump is the most unpopular now. carson leading the charge to try to reform the next debate. he's got most but not all of the other ca

this is germantown road from frederick toward the capital beltway there in bethesda.ut you will see volume primarily in areas like clarksburg. no accidents and/or incidents that will slow you down. your next traffic update coming up shortly. for now over to you. >>> the country family bork band perry is out -- group band perry is out with new music and you won't believe who helped them out. >> tommy mcfly has more. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving eve. the band perry called us yesterday and talked about their new single "live forever" and how lady gaga, mother mor nstehelped them out with their new d.soun >> really? >> a true story good she showed up and we played it for her. >> she was like, i want to hear more. she was actually down the hall working on some brand new music of her own. >> what advice did you give lady gaga on her new music? >> well, she was working on a song and it had a phrase in it that i felt like very much would connect with the country audience. i was like, dude, they're going to love this side of her. >> we told her if she sticks with it she

. >> actually sleeping outside in germantown, bee finds "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch with details on the story. i think it is so great what they're doing, justin. >> nicole, erika, good morning, actually, starting to wake up at this point. but overnight, they slept out here in their boxes, and sleeping bags, to raise money and awareness for homeless youth in our city. talking about the covenant house, of pennsylvania, the money raised here will go to help kids who are homeless, sometimes, human trafficking and also victims or run aways, many times, as well. joined now, by john duecough. i'm told you guys have raised about $250,000 at this time this morning. is that right? >> we have. absolutely. we've raised quarter after million dollars to help run away homeless and traffic kids in philadelphia. it is phenominal news. >> and we're talking about where this money will g how much will this help? >> how much will this help? this is huge. this is immense. >> this will help us keep the doors open and the light on for homeless youth in philadelphia. we are the only program that

in thee to scrape suburbs, germantown, gaithersburg, manassas, frosty. untilin should hold off mainly tomorrow night. hagerstown high of 57, aspen hill 56, ashbu 55. gallaudet,rict, trinidad, 57 to 58. origin culpeper, note with the thicker clouds earlier, the temperatures down. by the evening rush, we could have some raindrops. keep the umbrella handy. most likely nighttime, overnight into tuesday, and then tuesday is the first side i have seen the rain holding on. the system lifts out. for sureg out of here by veterans day, 65, not too bad. : front thursday with a chance of scattered showers -- cold front thursday with a chance of scattered showers. we think tomorrow morning is going to be cold, but it looks like after thursday will be even colder. next we can come in many areas will be well into the 20's. but we are not going to work in school saturday and sunday morning. kimberly: some of us are not. and i heard you connect violent panda to your children. devon: just the size, not being violent. kimberly: ok, good. still ahead, call it a different ki

northbound on germantown pike we have police and penndot on the scene involving a deer. have to watch the deer, man, they are out there today. that's the car down the embankment. on the blue route northbound the right lane is blocked right there. orvilla road is closed between to 309 to county line to broad street is to cow path road. >> reporter: we have a decent array of numbers, in the low to mid 50s across many neighbors. the high today is 68 degrees around 3:00 p.m. that's 7 degrees above average. winds are light, while there are clouds around, sun breaks through most of the time. as we look across the country. the western half of the u.s. is looking good, san francisco some showers, the big storm system is to our south. places like atlanta and the carolinas will see rain today. as we look at the airport, it's all green aircraft on the big board, no major delays, you can see the rain falling in atlanta. that could be a spot where we see delays later on. >> going on to "healthcheck." teen sexual assaults are more common than you think. the victims getting sub par er

kellye: at this elementary school in germantown, chrome books are commonplace. >> all the materials that we have to use, science. montgomery county has spent $80 million on nearly 60,000 chrome books. >> part of it is the ease of administration, and a school system arm bar our size, cost and sustainability are important. kellye: the notebook computers that run on the chrome operating system can be purchased for as little as $200. last year, about 3.9 million chrome books worship to the education sector, which represents a 310% rise in unit sales. ipad sales declined last year in comparison. this is my favorite topic, math, because this is when you interact with the chrome book the most. put 20 educators different votto isis -- 20 different devices in front of the children and asked for the most popular. the number one device, the chrome book. home use will be available to seventh grade students at new market middle school in january. >> one of the biggest things i hear from the kids is my backpack is lighter, so i more organized. kimberly: the countdown to the opening of the smithsonian

from the hd weatherbug camera in germantown high above weatherbug headquarters. started with clear skies. through the morning, clear skies. clear skies. temperatures respond nicely. 74, aspen hill. 72, 4 washington. 75, chevy chase. at 68.ty close to 70 in most spots. by this afternoon, everyone will be around the 70 degree mark. we will pick up a few clouds. same area of cloudiness with rain that was to the south of us through the end of the weekend. monday and tuesday, we pushed the clouds south. screw -- we're going to creep back up a little bit. we will give you a satellite look with the rain. movetle disturbance could up. a chance of a shower sometime in the morning. cloudy about 70 for the afternoon. we will start to clear up. friday, we will get a push of warm air. we could be 78 degrees. that is the record high for today. we could break it. line of showers through friday night. a few lingering clouds friday and saturday morning. with some tonight clouds. a shower possible early in the morning. tomorrow, a lot of clouds. a spotty showers here and there. we

aspen hill, germantown, 63 to 65. trinidad, galliard that -- gallaudet about 64. 60's and clouds, chance of light rain. a look at the sunshine popping temperatures,he if not a completely sunny day, mostly sunny. the cloudsst shows will be around tomorrow, cloudy skies tomorrow morning, 53. sunrise at about 6:20. going toternoon, still be dark on the national mall with the clouds. the seven-day forecast, once we get the cloudiness monday, 70's on the board. still some indications of a warmth and thursday that may bring a shower. friday could be the warmest day, and the likeliest rain holding off until sunday. kimberly: a good day to take the day off, maybe, friday. coming up -- a royal visit to the d.c. region. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber op

germantown is 45. asp hill is 46. largo is 46. inside the district is 49 degrees. the big story is storm from nebraska and iowa. there has been heavy snow. southern end of this system a cold front to pull moisture along. come through our area. late morning and early afternoon tomorrow. we have the potential to see the showers and the isolated thunderstorm. but unrelated to this. we will have an isolated thunderstorm or two. the future cast model shows tomorrow morning with the area of rain possible. you get the idea of the timing. later in the aternoon it will clear out and a change of the wind direction brings us drier air. we get through the day on friday and it is downright chilly with the gusty winds at 25 to 30 miles per hour gusts. 60 for a high. saturday and sunday, breezy and chilly. monday we warm up. but a lot of sunshine getting through friday and tuesday of next week. remind you that this saturday evening at national harbor 6:15 i'm helping santa claus light the christmas tree at the national harbor at 6:15. bundle up. it's going to be breezy and chilly

we would a couple of morning accidents one on germantown pike that cleared. someone hit a downed tree stenton avenue at joshua road it is blocked because of the downed tree. >> overnight violence in the city left five people with gunshot wounds, a man was killed after being shot five times in the face at pointblank range. katherine scott is live at the scene of that homicide in west philadelphia. >> reporter: five people were shot in four separate shootings across the city overnight. it took place in a matter of hours. we're here in southwest philadelphia on the scene of a homicide that took place in the last couple of hours. police remain on the scene where a man nidz 20s was shot and killed. it happened at 2:00 a.m. police say he was shot five times in the face at pointblank range and pronounced on the scene. a weapon was found under his body. witnesses saw a man flee from the scene. police stopped a man who fit the description he had a gun on him, he is in custody. let's go to video from another shooting in east oak lane an 18-year-old man was shot in the

germantown playing offer more borrow. this is the last three state championship winners.et's get out to offer more borrow. i like that shots there. here are the jaguars on the kickoff. look at this guy make the house call. 93 yards. the jaguars are in a. look at this throw. -- the jaguars are in it. >> look at this throw. do you like that? you will love this. if you make the catch? let's go to the replay. i would say he did. nicely done. 37-15. >> getting to come out here in front of this crowd what was it like? >> it was fantastic. this is what we have been working on all season. we worked hard all season after the loss last year, all of the seniors came back to win this game. >> damascus taking on reservoir high school. portis like to make it look good. -- hornets like to make it look good. five touchdowns. 300 yards rushing. you can see why maryland wants him. speaking out reservoir, they put them in a ditch. damascus goes to the championship. so, there you go. >> i i thought george clinton was >>> what is the rain coming in? >> tomorrow night into sunday morning it wi

this all went down in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood.thority officer was walk ago long 4900 block of west schoolhouse lane when two men approached him. police say they had a gun and they tried to rob that officer. that is when the officer pulled out his weapon and the two sides exchanged gunfire. neighbors say things like this rarely happen in their neighborhood. >> we live in the the peaceful, quiet neighborhood. there is a guy feels one of the names that lives in this block for 21 year and there has never been a gunshot, never. >> one suspect was shot several times abe then later pronounced dead at temple hospital. mike and alex, back to you. >>> new jersey lawmakers will hear testimony, today, about legalizing, recreational marijuana in new jersey. judiciary committee will hear from health professionals and law enforcement authorities about the issue. new jersey medical marijuana laws air monk the most strict in the nation. the patients a and doctors are both required to register with the state and each has to pay a 200 dollars fee. t

also germantown pike and trooper road. early morning fender benders this morning. in the lansdale doylestown line septa kicks in a new schedule on sunday but today grab a timetable so you are good to go and on time for monday morning's trains on the blue route, no problems at all coming from saint david, heading down toward i-95 and airport no problems on route 55 as you are coming northbound in toward bellmawr and getting ready to pull out of the valley forge service plaza, no problems eastbound on the schuylkill expressway between valley forge around the curve and into downtown, chris, back over to you. >>> police investigating murder of the the southwest philadelphia man shortly before 2:30 officers found victim shot, multiple times, in the 7800 block of center place. a suspect is in custody after three witnesses identified him as the the shooter. detectives say they are looking for another man who witnesses saw running from that scene. >>> white house secret service agent will appear in court facing charges of sexting with whom he thought was a delaware teenage

i'll wake up forecast calls for temperatures early tomorrow morning at 42 in fairfax, germantown, gaithersburg and 42. 46 degrees expected across northwest washington as well. the clouds took their time. they got out of here. we will talk about the story -- possibility of heavy rain before rush-hour. it never made it this far north because it peeled off during the day. we had three quarters of an inch in lot -- and a lot of areas. will keep it winds high and dry and in the 50's tomorrow. by tomorrow night a snowstorm, the first of the season could come across portions of the upper midwest and extending through chicagoland and sides of michigan. the cold front will come through saturday night here in give is a chance to see chillier and gus your winds. most of the country in good shape except for the areas highlighted with snow and rain. south florida might have some thunderstorms with the rest of the nation looks good. favorable travel conditions. let's look at the next seven days. sunshine and breezy and 55 tomorrow. on saturday, partly cloudy and cool and 52. breezy and much chillier on sund

slow all the way through germantown. then it opens back up. pretty good there. down from gaithersburg to the spur. take you a little bit to get down to the spur there this morning. 66 in bound at prince william parkway. it's a little bit slow here as well. back with more weather and traffic on the 1s. see you here at 6:31. >> thanks, melissa. 6:24. new this morning, some of the most popular health plans through the affordable health care act are becoming more expensive. 6. >>> students in west virginia will have wi-fi on their school buses. they'll be able to get an early start on their homework. okay. many of them have long bus rides apparently, but not everybody is happy about this idea. the price tag on this service will be more than $60,000 a year. some parents say that money should be spent on seat belts for those buses. >>> today you can take a look inside the smallest house in the district. this 252 square foot house on capitol hill is available to rent. it will set you back about $1400 a month. it has a kitchen, everything. the house was verified as the

the rain will end it will stay damp and cool. 57 for a high temperature. 58 germantown and gaithersburg. 61 for most of the district. out is the system moving and clearing skies moving in. sunshineave a lot of and temperatures recovering into the mid-60's. we are working to find out if the wet weather played a role in a crash involving a school bus in frederick this morning. the bus slammed into a utility pole on urbana pike and new technology way and it brought down live wires. three people were. john gonzales has the latest from the scene. distractions -- disruptions here on urbana pike after this two vehicle crash involving a school bus. you can see the mess that was left behind. power lines dangling. a power pole cracked in half. that school bus was not carrying any children at the time. three people were injured. minor injuries we understand. the disruption is causing a lot of problems. only one lane is getting by. these office buildings over here, the people that work here are essentially blocked in. they can't leave until all of this gets fixed. you can see the power lines and th

slow, really slow tonight because of the heavier rainfall from rockfield to germantown and across the river into sterling and great falls, heaviest rain is poolesville across the river. now, all of it is pushing off to the east. if it is raining now heavily where you are. moderately where you are, staying that way. we will and back, we will track the rain through tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning it looks with heavier rain, heavier pockets of rain where it will be, looking ahead to veterans day as well. >>> coming up, two officers face murder charges for the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy. >>> ahead, can the burgundy and the gold and the fans [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> the body of a murdered young man was found o%this morning. crime investigators have been combing the park and the neighborhood looking for clues. they know the name of the victim but only said he is a 24-

we're slow there. 270 from germantown to the beltway, an extra ten minutes. 66 inbound, okay. 95 north okay as well. >>> outside, yesterday, an area of clouds to be found. a couple of clouds coming our way that created a beautiful sky. look at all the oranges and reds glowing in our eastern sky there on our city camera view. temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 around the metro area. a light jacket on your way out the door this morning. leave the umbrella and sunglasses at home as clouds are likening to continue thickening on up. recess, a today, clouds coming in, staying dry. temperatures up to the low and mid-60s. thursday, a weather alert day, impact that will have in just ten minutes. >>> we're tracking several breaking stories as we work to get you up to the minute, the minute you're up. first in arlington, we're keeping you posted on road closures after a break kne. >>> the offer russia is making to track down the people responsible for the attack. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along th

> here's the latest on thin investigators trying to figure out who shot four people in the east germantowneighborhood. it happened just before 8:00 last night on the 1100 block of east woodlawn street. according to police four men were all shock once, three are in stable condition, a 15 year-old is in critical condition at einstein. police did the not find a weapon and they are not sure of the motive just yet. >>> police also trying to determine how bodies of the two new born babies ended up in a used car lot in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. police say a nine year-old boy was walk ago long 1800 block of palethorpe street when he stumbled upon what he thought were two dolls. the he went home, told his dad, his dad decided to check it the out, went to the scene and realized those weren't dolls. they were infants. of course, he then called police. >> you could have have left him in the hospital, church, fire department or knock on the door ape gave them to me. you threw them on the the streets so that means you are wrong. the babies are knows event babies are innocent. the medical e

not being picked up too much here across rockville and germantown. steadier showers in frederick and leesburg over toward charles town. off to the east in prince george's county with the light rain. but the heaviest stuff really from around colonial beach to newland and mar so the northern neck. this is all moving northeast toward st. mary's county. our friends in leonard town, solomons, prince frederick, lusby, the rains will be steady another hour or so. looks like they'll persist at least through the afternoon with a chance for some clearing at times and emily late afternoon, evening -- especially late afternoon and evening. then we'll really clear out. highs near 07 degrees with winds -- 70 degrees with winds south, southwest 10 to 15 gusting to 20. temperatures warm this time of year. a few mid-50s like front royal and frederick but fredricksburg is at 60. wet weather at times today with the showers on and off. 69. clearing tonight 48 with low 40s north and west. 57 tomorrow. breezy but sunny. saturday staying cool with a few more clouds in the

germantown pike at trooper road watch for an accident, police outside on the scene. northeast philadelphia an overnight crash fatal accident torresdale and long shore with police still on the scene. and then 95 crews repaving on and off ramps here at street road. so maybe another half an hour with the delay there. if you are heading down to the airport today after 9:00 o'clock heads up southbound i-95 they will be doing bridge inspections from 9:00 to 3:00 on that girard point double decker bridge, that will throw april extra 15 minutes on your trip and if you are heading to the airport with the wind about to kick up we could see some delays at philly international. chris, back over to you. >>> police announced a reward in the september stabbing death of the man at a septa bus stop in center city. steve keeley live outside with the very latest on this case, steve, good morning. >> reporter: chris, lets go right to the surveillance video that was put out just before 3:00 p.m. yesterday, and because it was just found on the septa surveillance system, from witness descr

tomorrow, germantown in gaithersburg, mid 60's. deanwood the same, dale city, about 64. a chance of rain from leonardtown, pax river, fredericksburg, 60, clouds, 30% chance of rain. the southwest zones come a little bit of sunshine later in the day, and the temperatures warm. we are pushing 70 degrees, low to mid 70's. st, don't expect a ton of sunshine, but northern virginia driving in, you can maybe leave the sun glows is at home -- the sun at home or in the car. could have breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. us cloud cover keeps overcast. the next likeliest round of rain not coming up until next sunday. tomorrow for the commute coming a jacket, may not need the umbrella, about a 10% chance of sprinkles. to the north come you will not need it. to the south, more of a 30%, 40% chance of rain. before you find the appreciable rain. that stretch of 70's in november, i will take it. kimberly: i don't think anybody needs to drive to richmond to find rain. we don't recommend that. we've got a heck of a world series game going on. robert: we have baseball, soccer, football, j

if you live in fairfax, it is on fairfax boulevard northbound near germantown road. throughn the green prince george's county, at a pretty nice pace. no issues to worry about as you cross the wilson bridge. heading north on 95, from the goodgle, you are in pretty shape. 55 miles per hour on three-on-two 95. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jummy: coming up on abc 7 news , new developments on the plane crash in egypt. what investigators are hoping to hear on divorce recorder. >> i have spent the last few years trying to get to the bottom of what took my husband's life. jummy: robin williams widow opens up in an emotional interview. is the start of november but winter weather is slamming parts of the country. the problems caused by a storm out west. and the good news, no winter weather here. doug narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's heal

the clear skies and the issue is we expect the temperatures to drop at or below freezing. 32 in germantown by morning. 36 in dale city. 34 in waldorf. 36 in northwest washington. the weekend looks good. at least we're not in chicago where they will have several inches of snow. we're going to be 52. we have a blustery sunday with partly cloudy and weather in the 40's. then we're on a roll. it will get chilly but then it will warm up. we will be in good shape next week especially for next wednesday to big travel day. thanksgiving day. for the shopping to follow on friday, just about perfect weather. so here is the deal at tysons corner. wait for santa to roll up. i think it will happen. we will stay with this as long as we can here to hopefully get it lit up on time. if we don't get it lit on time, this won't go on my resume wheel. that is okay. it's just a matter of getting the -- i saw santa out there. he was revving the engine a couple of minutes ago. here he comes. if we have a moment or so to stick with it. i think chili is getting ready to introduce the old guy in the white beard drivi

metro and capital beltway, gaithersburg, germantown, rockville, slowly advancing to the north and easti about 10:00 in the morning, a line of showers, thunderstorms to develop from winchester harrisonburg. all this moves off to the north and east. by the end of the day, skies clear and we may even have sunshine late in the afternoon. in the cooler air funnels in. by the time the system moves out, could be anywhere between a half inch and one inch of rain, drier for the end of the work and school week. 65 degrees midday, 68 the daytime high. i promised cooler air, you got it. sunday, daytime highs only in the upper 40's. same monday. wednesday, a huge travel day before thanksgiving, talking 58 degrees, partly sunny skies. alison: not bad. steve: west coast could be a different story. leon: what's new with the caps tonight? robert: trying to make something happen. come on, patty. road, playinge one team on the other in their head. discover the world animals, seen those bere but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich ki

northwest washington, 46 by morning. 42 in aspen hill in germantown. the clouds will increase. the high cloudiness will drift in from the west and more cloudiness off the another lan tick to precede a cold front -- all of this will precede a cold front. we won't get the junk of the blizzard warning in effect over eastern colorado to the plains. tornado watch stretches from the areas east of that through oklahoma and the texas panhandles. winter storm warning on the back side. we don't have to worry about that. 46 in the morning. 53 at midday. 58 tomorrow afternoon as the skies become increasingly cloudy throughout the day. we get to wednesday, we warm back up a bit. isolated afternoon shower possible with some sunshine. a cold front, we will get a push of warm southwesterly winds ahead of the front. we will get in the mid-60's again. but we will this a 90% chance of rain tonight. some of us will be heavy. clearing and cooler in the day on friday. on the weekend, cooler weather look at this over the saturday and the sunday. lower 50's. that is the temperature range to get you in

dulles at 31. 31, manassas, freezing, gaithersburg in germantown. we're not done yet.se temperatures will continue to drop even lower, all not because of what's going on right now but this system producing snow around chicago, several inches, same thing in iowa. we won't get the snow but cold air behind it. by monday morning, that's right, wind chills in the area across the area. and i'll show you and take a look at your travel thanksgiving weather coming up on turkey day. wind chill in the 20s across the area. >>> as the refugee debate raises across the country, president obama is making a powerful symbolic statement thousands of miles away, on the last leg of his asia trip, the president went to the dignity for children foundation in malaysia to cast a spotlight on people fleeing violent persecution from myanmar to syria and the house has voted to make it harder for refugees to enter the country and the president threatens a veto. >>> the man with some of the most controversial views for the republican candidates wasn't there. donald trump suggested yesterday he woul

now with clouds, temperatures are chilly. 46 in culpeper. 53 in annapolis. 52 in frederick and germantown. 51 in the nation's capital. with the clouds, temperatures will climb to the mid-50's. the farther away from the rain, maybe you will sneak up to the upper 50's. everybody else adding about four or five degrees on to current values. the rain continues to be south and southwest of the metro area. rain in charlottesville starting to move north, continuing to move east to richmond. the metro area stays dry. i cannot give you the exact moment the rain will arrive. maybe raindrops 3:30. i think it will be 5:00 and after when the steady rain develops in time for the bulk of the monday evening rush-hour. a pressure along the coast responsible. it will make its trip north. it will bring in moisture from the atlantic ocean. it will be cool, steady rain. i don't think we will have downpours. it could rain heavily at times. the key is how much falls by tomorrow afternoon. computer models are running these numbers. heavier amounts closer to culpeper where it has been raining longer. not excessive

heading in closer, live doppler radar, germantown, gaithersburg, reston, we are looking at light rain, but hardly anything inside capital beltway. tomorrow morning, a cool start, upper 40's, but a rapid warm-up come into the lower 70's by the afternoon. even warmer record-breaking weather on the way friday. all of that from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. leon: it was the super bowl for country music, all the stars in nashville for the cma's. moments ago, luke bryant took home the award for the dictator of the year. kidd o'shea is in nashville with a look at all the celebrations. look at that crowd. evening, leon, that's right, behind us, everybody is coming out of the arena where place.'s took the reviews are in -- everybody love the show. country's biggest night, a little bit of everything, from the stars to the jokes. >> oh! kidd: and of course the music. in fortimberlake handed toetapping. reality tv even showed up. i had to ask -- how is the engagement going? >> we are having a blast. kidd: kellie pickler was one of the best dressed. >> i'm like, get out! t