that's advancing east into the shenandoah valley from near lora to harrisonburg. a few sprinkles in saurpb fauquier and fther south of there. we will stay dry most of the area. going forward the rest of the day, a lot of clouds through the morning. overall, a a cloudy day. leading edge of rain, by 1:00, into the shenandoah valley. that advances east. by 5:00 p.m., a few scattered showers around the metro area. into the evening hours by 8:00, 9:00, showers likely in washington. very close to baltimore. one of the other models has it all wet in baltimore for the game tonight. and then all over the region, by 11:00, midnight tonight, showers like overspreading the entire region. temperatures are rather cool. mid to upper 50s. near 60 in washington. and right by the bay. maybe a few sprinkles. by midday, upper 60s. by 5:00, the rain likely into the metro area. temperatures in the mid-60s. friday night football under the lights. rain likely between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. the the game starting a little later. moderate showers. 60 depress. for this evening as well in baltimo

temps in the cool spots are in the 30s like harrisonburg and the mountains.uple of 40s here and there but mainly low to mid-50s right now with 56 at national and the winds, they're not bad. no gusts over 20 at the moment. we'll see a few gusts near 20, maybe 25 this morning with highs mid- to upper 60s. 70 near fredricksburg. >>> 6:31. time to check in with our partners at cbs this morning. >> norah o'donnell is live in new york with a pe view. good morning -- with a preview. good morning. >> hey there, partners. good morning. we're at the hospital where new york's first patient diagnosed with ebola is being treated. new york governor andrew cuomo is going to join us with the plans to control the virus in a city of eight million people. plus, only on cbs this morning, dr. john lapugh sits down with a doctor that recovered from ebola. >> and how genetic screening is being used to help prevent diseases like breast cancer. we'll preview my 60 minutes piece. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. thank as lot, norah. >>> the

there have been some heavier showers coming through lynchburg, harrisonburg. this is going to move off almost the north, maybe slightly east of north. from romney south through moorefield, mathias, into the shenandoah valley and western maryland. better chance you'll see some showers and storms this afternoon. it's been a breezy day gusting over 30 in garrett county. most winds are gust twg 15 and 25. -- gusting between 15 and 25. that's allowing temperatures with the sun to soar. 81 fredricksburg. 79 easton. i was earlier thinking 75 to 80. we may get to 85 down south the way we're going. we've got a yellow alert for tomorrow. i'm have more on what's going to be an active weather day coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, howard. >>> still ahead on wusa9, more tension in missouri where resideare still angry over the police shooting death of an unarmed teenager. >> plus, after a month-long absence, wothe way als dismantles someone like stuarty. is so painful. embryonic stem cells have so much promise, but barbara comstock voted to ban that research funding eve

even frosty areas toward harrisonburg and the mountains towards davis where leesburg is 45 this morningre going to have a nice sunrise. yesterday we had a great sunrise with the clouds around. this morning it will be bright. we don't have the clouds so not as pretty but a good looking one noneless. dew point is at 41. that's a comfortable range us for and the winds now out of the north, northwest at 6. they'll be out of the northwest 5 to 10 much of the day. with high pressure out to the west and this front here, we're on the cold side, the cooler side with winds clockwise out of that high pressure so that's why the cooler air is in place. that high is going to slide east of us as low pressure really starts to crafng here later friday into saturday. so a nice day today but 6:00 cool and clear and chilly tonight. we're going to have some patchy fog late. cold spots in the upper 30s. most of us low to mid-40s. on friday we start with some sunshine. clouds will be thickening from the west to east late. by 7:00 p.m. notice the showers in western maryland down toward just west of charlottesv

and east of there they are showing up in the central shenandoah valley, loray, harrisonburg. they are tracking due east. this is the all tracking due east. getting a few sprinkles along the blue ridge, fauquier and western loud on where temperatures are in the 50s. mid-50s in montgomery. upper 50s near 60 in prince georges. students waiting for the bus, you might need an umbrella. later in the morning, a chance of a sprinkle, 8:00 to 9:00. so a cool morning. coming up on weather and traffic on the 1s we will be going to a pumpkin patch. >>> breaking news. this is crosston southbound crane highway, 450 completely shut down. police still out there on the scene. also, blade especialliesburg at landover, two lanes blocked from early morning construction. 270 into and out of town looking quite good. same thing with 66 and 95 in virginia is. no major problems. branch avenue is moving along. see you back here at 5:11. weather and traffic on the 1s. . >>> 5:02. another data breach this time at a popular fast food restaurant. that payment system has been infected with malware. close t

the worst of it luray to harrisonburg, stanton, orange quarter mile.s snuck in toward warrenton in fauquier county. many of the rural areas have an easier time to form the fog than if you're by the bay or the city area. the bay is a source of moisture. it's also a source of heat. the cooler we are, that gets closer to the dew point, the condensation point when you can get that fog to form. temps in the 50s and low 50s at that in westminster. 51 to low 60s. 58 at the pax river naval air station. 50 in davis. by the way, if you want to see some nice color, head to the high country out toward garrett county, some of those areas seeing some near peak color already. 63, mostly cloudy in washington. wind north east at 5. humidity at 88% right now. the dew point near 60. showers and storms in the middle of the country. this is ahead of a pretty good cold front that will be arriving here. this is going to be another area to watch today from chicago to dallas, st. louis, little rock. for us that front arrives tomorrow night. until it gets here, we're sort of mi

hagerstown to winchester, down toward harrisonburg. a little yellow showing up. it's generally light. we'll zoom in a little bit. we have showers and back toward martinsburg and everything moving off to the north and to the east. so maybe some showers clipping frederic in the next hour, but certainly nothing heavy. so, we have a cold front moving through tonight. that means showers and storms. the time frame for the heaviest activity. 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. in the metro. bus stop temperatures behind the front pretty mild. this front is not going to cool us off like the previous front that put us in pretty good of an autumn chill over the weekend. 54 to 66 for temperatures tomorrow morning and dry. and the lunar eclipse tomorrow at 6:25. i recommend doing 6:25 to 7:00 a.m. that's going to be fine as well. i think clouds will move out in time. in fact, 8:00 tonight, there are some showers across much of the metro area. heavy activity still back in the mountains with temperatures in the 60s. by 10:00, a couple showers in town. trying to walk the dog, touch and go. p

heavy rain along i-81, harrisonburg and stanton area.t is already going to have a big impact in the next hour on i-81, winchester, front row, harrisonbu harrnb rarmil it feels like summertime out there. flood watches are posted in the metro and shenandoah valley. water on the road, turn around, don't drown. speaking of roads, over to melissa with breaking news and first 4 traffic. >> breaking news in bethesda. the inner loop over 270. a jackknifed tractor trailer. we will try to get cameras. this could slow folks down for the rest of the morning. indian head highway looking pretty good. 270, old hundred road. beltway at georgia avenue. also moving along. wider look at things. you can see the beltway is looking pretty good. you can see bw parkway, no problems. 50 coming into town. same thing with 66 and 95. also looking good. inner loop at 270. >> we'll see you then. melissa, thank you. a new poll capturing the public opinion on u.s. efforts to target isis. what many of you believe needs to happen to stop the terror group. >>> plus, getti

if you're going to be southwest towards charlottesville, harrisonburg, stanton, a couple of showers goingon tonight and also on thursday, but around here, i think we'll have a decent amount of sun in the afternoon. there's that stray shower south and west on thursday afternoon. partly to mostly sunny in the 70s. friday, though, that's the day we watch. we've got the orioles starting the new york series tomorrow. nats start their series on friday. both will have afternoon games on friday. it will be warmer. 70s to near 80. here we are at 5:30. futurecast doesn't bring the rain in till friday night overnight and out of here pretty early saturday. so that will work out well for the playoff games. the terps are home saturday, a noon kickoff. even the tailgating i think will be all right. 77 today. that may be optimistic but generally dry. 62 in d.c. tonight. could be a patch of fog out there. a few 50s. tomorrow upper 70s, a nice afternoon. late showers friday, near 80 but better chance overnight friday night into early saturday morning. cooler, breezy on saturday, 68. cool on sunday. we stay

the temperatures with the cloud cover out north and west of us, only in the mid 40s in luray and harrisonburg and 35 in davis and they're expecting some snow in the high country here as we get into saturday, maybe even late tonight could be several inches accumulating there. for us though low to mid-50s and 54 easton and also fred reck. outside on the michael & son weather camera. i'll stick out of the way. it's a good looking midday deer in washington. temperature now 56 at reagan national and only going to climb a few more degrees today. and that wind northeast at 7. the air is dry. dew points are only 37. so going to take a while to moisten up and very complex participant earn setting up right now. first things first. we'll talk about the cold. only in the upper 20s and low 30s in the nonplains. this -- northern plains. we will be colder for the weekend. all thanks to a storm system which used to be a hurricane. this was ana what's left of it now as it went into can day and came up and now -- canada and came up and now rain and snow in michigan a little bit in toward ontario and trying to

a few more towards stanton and harrisonburg.will be impacting the northern and western side of the metro here mid to late morning, lunchtime today. have the umbrella ready to go. as far as temperatures, it's mild. 56 in hagerstown. 59 in quantico and bred ringsbu ringsbu . just a littl umbrella today. bus stop weather first thing this morning, be umbrella ready. coming home from work and school later, still cloudy skies. maybe a sprinkle or two. temperatures near 70 degrees. melissa, again, with breaking news and first 4 traffic. >>> good morning again. talking about the situation in waldorf at berry road. some southbound lanes closed. one lane getting by. otherwise, looking good. beltway at old hundred moving along. no problems there. maryland, 195 at 198. laurel looking good. a wider look at things. no major issues at this point that we are dealing with as we are looking at the beltway. inner and outer loop are fine. south capitol street northbound, that is out of the way but looks a little bit slow. taking a look at 95 in vir

by 4:00 even a rumble of thunder down toward harrisonburg south of luray, but for us a bit warmer ands in the clouds. by 6:00 just a couple sprinkles, but we're still in the low to mid-70s and by 8:00 tomorrow night right around 70 with showers still primarily west of i-81. by 10:00 walk the dog again tomorrow. short sleeved t-shirt, 68 in gaithersburg, 70 in leesburg, manassas, 72 downtown. let's talk about wednesday, okay? a little different model, a little wider view. this is 3 p.m. wednesday. now we've got the yellow and orange showing up and that's a little heavier activity. here we are in d.c. so heavy activity beginning to get into our western suburbs by 3:00. by 5:00 it roll through just in time for rush hour. then we get into the 7:00 hour, most of the heavy activity is north of us up toward baltimore, still residual showers, but the heavy activity should move through between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the immediate metro area. by 8:30 showers are still in the metro area, a little batch of heavier activity tries to pop up to the west. can't hang your hat on that. it's a bit too far

so by tomorrow morning, western maryland, west virginia down toward harrisonburg, charlottesville with storms. we'll have showers with storms toward midday and the afternoon. heavy downpours and potentially gusty winds and the stronger storms. hurricane gonzola is leaving the islands but potentially affecting bermuda big time come friday. a few showers mainly west of washington. mid- to upper 60s tonight, a couple of showers. yellow alert tomorrow, showers, storms, some heavy, 76. lingering showers thursday, 71. nicer by friday as we cool down. highs in the low 7s on. here's bev with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: howard smrks wet pavement, some fog and -- howard, some wet pavement, some fog and feeling like monday heading back to work. the gw parkway you can access the inner loop of the beltway. take the ramp slowly. take it slowly out there on the wet pavement as a general rule would be a great idea. check out the ride for folks that are headed north on 95 trying to make your way past the prince william parkway. the volume here we've seen it getting into quantico, dumfries, into the

hagerstown martinsburg and we get into 10:00 hour, these showers out toward laray and harrisonburg will go to the north of the metro area. so tonight, just increasing clouds. and some showers west. low temperatures in 50s. so temperatures tomorrow, 63 at 9:00. 68 at 11:00. and then 71 by 1:00 p.m. with a partly sunny sky. we're in great shape by clear out, 77. and very nice on thursday, 72. next seven days, some showers on friday, maybe a thunderstorm, low 70s. the weekend still in question. we'll say partly sunny saturday. partly sunny sunday. right now, we'll say sunday, especially south of town and the better chance everywhere on monday. highs around 70. >>to fedex field, everybody. kickoff in a little more than two hours away. seattle seahawks in town defending super bowl champions. and that's going to be a tough order tonight for the washington redskins. no doubt about that. we're going to talk about a lot of things. we'll get injury updates. paul specifically sustained that concussion. we'll talk about that a little later. first, i want to talk to mike from the washington post. le

by 3:30 talking areas in garrett county down around charlottesville, harrisonburg, stanton.rs, some thunderstorms mixed in. that will have kind of a tough time initially coming out of the mountains but i think after 8:00, 9:00 all bets are off here in d.c. with the showers coming through overnight. by tomorrow morning we're clearing out. we do have a total lunar eclipse tomorrow morning before sunrise. so about 6:00, 6:30 you'll see it well. 6:30 is when it reaches totality. the problem is at 7:11 we'll be fighting the brightening skies. tonight showers, late thunder especially after dark. tomorrow mid-70s. low 70s thursday. a few clouds show up in the afternoon. friday a chance of showers to finish out the day 71. right now sunday looks like it has a better chance of showers than saturday. highs this weekend in the 60s. good morning, beverly. >> good morning, howard. anne arundel county police asking for your help as you head out on the roadways this morning. they've got a school bus that has been stolen from the crownsville lot. it is anne arundel county public school bus

harrisonburg, you'll get rain the next couple minutes, 15 to 20.oyal, too, in the next 20 to 30 minutes. nothing too heavy. this is a slow-moving area of rain. for us here around d.c. for fairfax, areas like even prince william county, charles county, i don't think we'll see showers until late. a few passing light showers is what we'll have around 10:00, 11:00 p.m. until midnight. 69 degrees to 59, so chilly late. but i think temperatures stay up around 5 to 7 degrees higher than what we just witnessed overnight early this morning. boy, did it start out cold. let's talk about the weather is it. where is it now. you can show showers coming through west virginia. there is your front, a weak one. areas of ohio getting some rain. for us, again, showers late. but then as we get into midweek, we're talking about a full-on nor'easter that will start to form. it will start to form just around the border of maryland and pennsylvania. so we will, in fact, not get the brunt of this storm. watch what happens here. here's your monday evening. clouds across the

light for the time being and also pretty far off to the west along i-81, winchester down toward harrisonburg, showers toward cumberland and hagerstown as well. maybe into lovettsville by 8:00, hopefully most of the high school games are over. grab your umbrella if you're out on the town tonight. the timetable for showers? 7 p.m. to about 3 a.m. nats game going to be great tomorrow, but chilly. we're talking mid-60s to start, mid-50s to finish. if you're coming in from the burbs by the time you get home, temps will be struggling to be 50, could even be 40s when you get home, coldest temperatures of the season so far, 30s and 40s for low. fairfax, reston, manassas, leesburg temperatures in the 60s across the board. by 10:00 a little batch of showers move across i-95, thankfully pretty light activity, a little yellow which indicates heavier rain toward frederick, temps in the 60s. by midnight still some showers, gaithersburg out toward leesburg, but by and large the heaviest activity now across into southern maryland and into prince george's county, anne arundel county toward annapolis. see all

toward gaithersburg, 60 downtown, heavier activity in the shenandoah valley between luray and harrisonburg. that moves across the metro area overnight and 8:00 tomorrow morning we still have a pretty good area. see the darker grone? that's kind of moderate rain on our legend -- green? that's kind of moderate rain on our legend. by 10:00 we're left with light showers across parts of the metro area. by 1:00 maybe some light showers north of town and a few showers back in the mountains. clouds are hanging on, but finally by 3:30, 4:00 see the breaks in the clouds and we'll see the sunset. temperatures aren't going up very high, upper 50s at 3:30 and low 60s downtown, that's about it. by 5:30 now we're clear north of town and clearing even down into southern maryland. we will clear out nicely tomorrow night. it will be a brisk night with temperatures falling back in the 40s in the suburbs. keep that in mind if you have plans saturday. plans tonight will be soggy. plans tomorrow night will be chilly. cloudy and chilly tonight, 46. tomorrow morning light rain showers, 48 to 58 and by afternoon s

front royal, la ray, and harrisonburg. and the wind a factor tomorrow. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. and that's why tomorrow is a weather alert day. again, we'll have the latest for you tonight at 11:00. chuck bell will be in tomorrow at around 4:30 for "news4 today." 78 degrees tomorrow. 70 on your thursday with a 30% chance of showers. maybe a rumble of thunder on wednesday. but i think just showers thursday. friday, saturday and sunday, we're on the sunny side of things. but notice that temperature difference, sunday much cooler with a high of only 63. >> thanks, doug. >>> caps back on the ice after a couple days off. jason is down at verizon center. jason? >> reporter: yeah, vance, a big game for the capitals. this year this team is getting physical, thanks to one of their newest players. >>> plus, alex ovechkin is a great player on the ice. but off the ice, well -- ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or

as a matter of fact, i've even protested against in harrisonburg because of that support. i stood up repeatedly against the president on his foreign policy both around isil but also in terms of being stronger against putin and russia, started calling early in march for these kind of stronger opposition to his activities in ukraine and around europe. you know, and it's that reason that virginians know my record. it's that reason why, again, in this campaign, i'm so proud to have the support of more republican, former republican legislators than when i ran the first time. if this claim had merit, i don't think that would be the case. what it is, though, is the kind of political sound bite attack charge that comes from somebody who spent their career as a partisan operative. >> and later tonight live from chicago, the democratic governor of illinois, pat quinn, will debate republican challenger bruce rauner 9:00 eastern on c-span and then friday on c-span, live from eau claire, wisconsin, republican governor scott walker will debate democratic challenger mary burke. that's th

as a matter of fact, even got protested against it in harrisonburg. my opponent does have two areas around energy that he's got quite a record on. one is he lobbied against increasing fuel efficiency standards. talk about costing virginia consumers more money out of their pocket because he didn't want to have the auto industry raise their fuel efficiency standards. and we've heard him talk about easing the squeeze. well, we ought to have him address easing the squeeze when he was the largest lobbyist for enron, where 20,000 folks, energy company, manipulated the markets, lost their jobs, lost their pensions, $700,000 he and his firm made. i'm not sure that's called easing the squeeze. >> i should be allowed to answer that question given that he raised it. >> you can have 10 seconds. >> when my bipartisan firm had enron as a client, 13 years ago, they've been on the cover of "fortune" magazine as the best place to work in america and were considered one of the best companies in america. that's why senator warner i'm sure was an investor in enron at tha

i have been protested against in harrisonburg because of the support. i stood up repeatedly on the president's foreign policy choices as we talked about with isil and in terps of being stronger against russia. start calling early in march for these stronger oppositions to his activities in ukraine and around europe. it's that reason that virginians know my record. it's that reason why, again, in this campaign i'm happy to have the support of more republicans than i had the first time. it is a political sound bite attack charge that comes from somebody who spent their career as a partisan operative. >> more campaign debates over the weekend on c-span. tonight live from wisconsin, scott walker debates mary burke in the first of two debates in the wisconsin fwov nor's race starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. saturday at 8:00 eastern a debate in the race to replace tom harkin. bruce brayly debates joanie ernst live on c-span. sunday michigan's incumbent governor rick snyder faces former congressman mark schauer live on sunday at 6:00. >>> earlier this year a hou