hope you've enjoyed the magic of... [ lilting flute music playing ] the beauty of the highlands is powerfully felt in the vast rannoch moor... hundreds of desolate square miles much enjoyed by hikers and lovers of nature. [ flute music continuing ] [ bagpipes playing ] the windy expanse of the highlands -- this is where piping feels right. roadside pipers entertain travelers for tips on the road into glencoe. boy, that's great. thank you. can you give me a quick tour of your -- of your gear and everything? yeah, surely. you've got your bag, hand-sewn -- hide bag. lovely. then you've got your two bass, your tenor drone. the blowpipe. to fill the -- to fill the bag. yeah. and you've got your standard keyboard. it's where your music comes from. so is you can play the recorder, you can actually -- you have to fill the bag but when you play this -- can i give it a whirl? yeah. okay. so you're gonna power the organ, and then i will try to cover all these holes. [ off-key droning ] [ playing screeching notes ] very good. my first lesson.

the highlands of west virginia. those may move into the shenandoah valley the next couple of hours. and attempting to dry. it may come closer to the metro area by mid morning. down into the 20s through the region, low 30s in washington and by the bay. 20s shenandoah valley and into the mountains around 30 degrees. sunrise, 7:37. we may have flurries this morning. above freezing temperatures so it should not cause problems. then this afternoon, light rain is possible, especially areas south of washington across much of virginia, southern maryland, the lower eastern shore. and highs only reaching the low 40s. back to reality. yes, it is january. we'll look at the evening planner in ten minutes. here's monday traffic. >>> good morning, happy monday. so far roads look good. not seeing a lot of issues. taking a live look at i-270 at west montgomery avenue, southbound i-270, clear. southbound, as well, from the spur all the way up. i'm not seeing issues making your way to urbana. i-95 in virginia, a live look at fairfax county parkway. i-95 looking good north and south, no issues. if you

matthew baptist church in highland park, michigan, a participant in the march. thanks for joining us great to have you here. >> thank you for having me today. >> i have been following this issue in michigan for a long while now you have been following it much closer up, in the way that i explained that there, did i get anything wrong or leave anything important out? >>> your analysis is so precise, i enjoy your show every time i get a chance to watch it. this public act for emergency dictator or manager law in michigan is odiou and draconian. i can't believe michigan has become the new mississippi, liberty is being lynched in michigan. democracy is being dismantled. our vote doesn't count. we cannot take it, we mu fight back. >> is it appropriate to march on the governor's house, to march at the governor's residence? why make it so personal that way, rather than marching on the state capital? >> rachel, we must raise our protests so that the governor understands that the vote is say kred -- is sacred. the public act is an attack on the thesa sacred right. we tho

highlander and wet for your tuesday. high pressure moving off to the eats. still lots of sunshine to start out your monday morning. showers tonight. especially along the ridge and west of the give video. temperatures a little milder on tuesday. mid-50s with rain likely main any in the morning and cold and breezy for wednesday. >>> we are going to look at the maps first. you have no big issues to report. here's what it looks like on 270. no restrictions all around the area southbound 95. springfield same story. a few people have to go to work but not enough to cause any delays. another look at much of the same coming up. >>> martin luther king's assassination triggered widespread violent protests across the nation, including the infamous dc riots. one man's ability to manage multiple emergency calls were put to the test. on that historic night in 1968. >> it was my baptism of firefighter on day one. >> reporter: a mere few hours into his first day on the job dc was going up in flames and steve suder was in charge of making live or death decisions. >>> april 4

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and we have baltimore street closed, between highland and conkling.re still trying to get things clean cleaned up from the earlier fire. pretty heavy traffic there. that's a look at the beltway at providence road. this traffic report is brought to you by subway. flavor-packed pastrami, pickles and cheese. only from subway, eat fresh. back over to you. >> raim going to bring -- i'm going to bring in one of those sandwiches for us. >> me, too. sounds great. >> every time, it's dinnertime, i'm hungry. >>> we could have had ray picnic today. >> today was a good day for a cookout. i'll tell you that much. 58 degrees. actually getting up to 59. 57 now. southwest winds, 17. barometer holding steady. come back and take a look at it. colder forecast after this. >>> and wjz wants to see your purple pride. here are some of your favorite purple-and-black photos. to see the complete slide show, go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> severely warm, spring-like day. today's temperatures in the upper 50s. down to our south, it was in the 60s. that's normal for the f

watch out there as well as on the highlands of the panhandle of west virginia.tern maryland and some of the high spots in northern west virginia, they're going to be getting heavier snows as the day progresses. maybe a foot or more of wind driven snow there. for us locally, clouds racing through from time to time. a lot of clouds around. winds gusting 30 to 35 miles an hour. we'll have it briefly above freezing at noontime. in the afternoon, we could get showers in the metro area south and southeast. late in the afternoon a few passing snow showers. don't anticipate anything sticking. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. carol parker is in with traffic. good morning, carol. >> good morning to you, tom. we've got more vehicles than we've seen in about a week or so. you need more layers as you head back to work and the kids head back to school. 95 over at sandy spring road, we've got volume, but you're traveling at speed. and over in virginia, 95 at fairfax county parkway, more of your friends and neighbors out there. nothing in your way. joe and eun, bac

i don't want to go to highland. hate everyone in it. >> i am telling you that that was the option at this point. i'm telling you if i go back to that schooling i'm definite going to violate my probation. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> no, i am worried about that. what's that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> you know you can't go to the judge with that attitude. >> you're not black mailing me. you're not going to do it. that's stupid, mom. >> you being here isn't? >> not really. >> juvenile courts are set up to allow kids to do certain things in their life that they later don't have to have held against them, you know, like making the mistake for the first time, and okay, let's shake it off, move on, and that's hopefully what a juvenile court does for kids who have a harder time figuring out what the right path is. ♪ >> i can't stop getting behind the wheel, like i was walking down the street, i seen somebody left the keys in the ignition, i took that car too. >> a need for

. >> meanwhile, patrol officer of the highland heights police department had happened by. his dashboard camera recorded the accident. >> the female driver was sitting back, and she's just gasping for air. >> rosie was rushed to the hospital. when word reached her family, they, too, raced to the emergency room worried about her condition. >> i just prayed, you know, please, let her live. no matter how bad she's broken up, we'll take care of her, you know? just please let her live, god. >> in the e.r., the doctors working frantically on rosie almost an hour now allowed her husband yaz, an emergency room doctor himself, to observe. rosie's brother would be the one to deliver the bad news to his parents. >> he looked at me. he was crying. he went like this to me. and i just went down. it was sadly over for rosie essa at the age of 38. family was brought to a private room for a viewing. >> when i saw her, i think she looked like she was sleeping. i mean, there was not a mark on her. rosie's mom remembered her daughter was born a preemie. she asked yaz, the doctor, about the pos

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inaudible) greenland and a cathedral there and i believe the maya moved from the lowlands to the highlands and the anastazi came down to the salt river. >> yeah, a lot of the movement was based on climate. the anastazi were always moving. the whole thing about the disappearing anastazi, you go to where they are living and they disappear all of a sudden. but you follow them and find, oh, 10 years later they are over here and 70 years later they are over here. they are often being driven by these climate changes which on the colorado plateau, very small changes make you go. if you lose one inch of precipitation in one year, you got to get up to the mesas where there's a little more rain and then when the frost comes in too early, you got to get down to the desert. around 1276 or so the water was running out, the seasons were no good, and i think they just looked at their trade routes and said let's follow these and go south. they were always getting pushed around by the environment. . >> okay, thank you, craig, so much. thank you for coming. craig is happy to take some more informal question

he began living a 26 away highland avenue. they found out he had been frequenting and when a particular kind to know quite well that she had taken a picture of him. this is the picture she had to offer. another is a second photograph. his eyes may or may not be shut air, but again they are beginning to be skewed images to work with. a separate from all this, there is a group of fingerprint analysts in washington d.c. who are comparing the fingerprints taken from the cans and the stocks of the rifle and various other artifacts in the bundle, comparing them piece by piece, one by one with the fingerprints of every known fugitives in the united states, a process that would take possibly months. they get a direct match several weeks into the process with an escaped fugitive from missouri named james earl ray. so now, you know, they are realizing they are not looking for a john willard or harvey lemire. they're looking for one guy and his name is james earl ray. boumediene v.so they found lotsf his criminal past. they learned a lit

the upper 30's in the potomac highlands later on today. with scattered clouds. we cannot rule out an extra snow flurry today through wednesday. breezy and colder tonight, wind chills in the single digits west of the blue ridge. in the teens locally. air temperatures will be in the 20's, low to mid-20s to start the day tomorrow. much colder if when you get ready to go back to school tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon near 30 degrees. a very cold day the coldest so far this season. windy as well. wind chills will be in the teens tomorrow throughout the day. warming gradually especially into the weekend. >>> we will start with a look at the beltway at river road. hardly anybody on the roadway. o outside the beltway, inner loop and outer loop from montgomery county, moving nicely. " good on the virginia side. 395 near the end shirlington exit, just a few vehicles on their way up to the 14th street bridge. not much across the 14th street bridge into town. springfield moving smoothly. no accidents all the way from dale city through springfield and of

wjz is live and highland tone with more on this exhibit. >> good morning, everyone. a lot of people don't know about the creative alliance. it's just an amazing place for people to come for workshops to come and actually see some theater. we actually have someone with us to talk about the creative alliance. good morning. >> good morning. how's it going quick. >> we are doing great. so messed up for us. >> we try to be a place where people can get a taste of what's going on in the baltimore art scene or become part of it themselves. >> this used to be the patterson theatre. >> about 10 years ago we read and movie theater as a part center that represents a variety of disciplines. we've got the workshops upstairs if people want to try themselves. we've also got a theater. we do fabulous exhibitions here. we even have eight or nine artists that live upstairs. >> so cool. tell me a little bit about this exhibit. >> tim is a fabulous artist. for many years he was like a skateboarder guy and he likes to joke that he started making these sculptures intended to be performed o

we could be talking three-quarters of an inch, and maybe closer to an inch or more in the potomac highlands here is your forecast. low-50's and clearing thursday. friday morning i would not be surprised if we had an isolated flurry. not a big deal. >> not out of the woods yet. >> of course not. it is january. >> i guess that is true, and i guess you are delighted. >>> coming up, forced to rob a bank with a bomb wrecked to her ankle, and later. >> a daytime exclusive. what is the real message sent to young girls about healthy competition? and, our >>> this sounds like a plot high of the movie -- an arkansas woman was strapped to the bomb and claimed she was forced to rob a bank. the 73-year-old woman told officers her husband was being held hostage. police say the bomb was real, but never found the suspect. the couple is said to be doing fine. >>> we have a unique event under way on our wjla facebook page. for every new facebook friend were twitter follow or we get abc 7 will donate $1 to the washington humane society. >>> still >>> vincent and the nine-year- old lab does not have good table

and among those, highland brewing company.re the ones that got the brewing craze all started here in nashville. we've got john lida here. he's the big man at highland brewing company. why is asheville the best place for brewing? >> the water. they've got great water. >> how many types do you have? >> eight. want to get a taste? >> yeah, let's have some. >> let's go. >> what an amazing trip. our cup run equity over. we dealt with everything from cabbage patch dolls, panned for gold, we even played with goats. if you have an adventure for us, go to our facebook page, give us the ideas, and we're all ears. see you next time on the road. >> where are we headed next? i have no idea. it's really going to be up to what you guys tell us. we certainly need some feedback. if you can, go to our facebook page. it's really easy. go to adventure road with reynolds wolf on our facebook page. we've had a bunch of ideas. hanging out west. you never know. audience participation required. >> that shows our trust in you, that we're willing to go

that may have a wind advisory to the west, the shenandoah valley and the potomac highlands, where theyhe extended outlook the temperatures warmer tuesday and wednesday. 60-65 degrees. a cooler and unsettled thursday and friday, still above average temperatures this time of year. lower to middle fifties. wjla.com, check it out, the daily iwonder for tomorrow has just been put in place, from west virginia. >> we will check it out. thank you. >> still to come, a new movie may >> a new movie keeps you on the edge of your seat while the main character is literally on the edge. >> arch campbell has the review. i>> sometimes the title of the movie says it all, summing up the movie of the " man on a ledge." >> i am an innocent man! >> he is out there, and we think he will jump, planning and accused policemen accused of stealing a priceless diamond hoping to prove that he is innocent. it is brother breaks into a high-security area to find the evidence not to go out on a ledge, i have seen worse. then again, i have seen better, 2.5 stars. liam neeson survived a plane crash and that leads the sur

it happened at the washington highlands library in southwest d.c. that's whe we find tom sherwood with more on the story. >> reporter: normally in the late afternoon, this library would be filled with families, today the doors closed because of an unscheduled visitor. just before the normally quiet 1:00 opening of the washington highlands library branch, there was a crash. >> looked down the hall, and i'm like, what is that? a deer was laid out across the floor. he got up, he started charging back here. so we ran into the workroom and closed the door and locked ourselves in the workroom. we were in there the majority of the time, we could hear him banging, running into the walls, the stacks and the chairs. >> reporter: the deer broke through the plate glass window. fortunately no children were there. >> it could have been a disaster. i'm glad it came in when it did. we were in the back area. >> were you calm? >> no. >> reporter: officials say the deer was badly wounded and animal control officers later euthanized it. workmen began clearing up the me

. >> this time it is at highland. jessica kartalija with more on the story. >> reporter: in highland town it is education to a different opportunity. >> we try to provide them with the best education and bring in the others program. >> four years ago the baltimore sifany started a program providing music education to students in baltimore city. now, it is expanding. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: up to this point, it was predominantly on schools on the west side of town. now, they are here in highland town. >> we want to be present in every community. so, every kid has the time to try an instrument to be part of an orchestra. >> students like this boy. >> i think it is cool, because i like to ask them and we get to play and, they, this is our only once in a lifetime opportunity. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: there are 400 kids lot the city. >> the disciplines that they learn when you hear them play or sing. you know, their rhythm. their teamwork. their modeivation. those are skills they will use in life. >> reporter: could you se

one drivesser -- one driver was taken to highland hospital. the other driver was a man whose car crashed near the atm. it was like 1:00 in the morning. boom! the whole building shook. when we come out, the car was wrapped around the poll. the other girl she was hurt and the police -- she wassicken to the hospital. people need to quit drinking and driving. >> police did not confirm if chool is a factor yet. we were told no one will be able to comment on this -- comment on this investigation until tomorrow. ♪ >>> we just had to show you this. right now the 123rd annual tournament of roses parade is happening right now -- i'm waving at you back -- this is in pasadena. this is a prand-new video of the parade. a lot of floats, beautiful people, demands, thousands of people lining the streets early this morning to see these dirk sports and listen to the mr offing band. we want you to stay with us but you can actually watch the rose parade now on 6. >>> occupy protesters plan to follow the rose parade even though they are not part of the parade. grou

we spoke to berkeley police they say one person was transported to highland hospital. there are officers at the hospital right now interviewing that person. we don't know if alcohol played a role in the accident. police closed off the intersection here while they conducted the investigation and cleared the scene. everything is back open now. now an officer did come by earlier this month to tick some measurements. we'll let you know if there are any updates in this investigation. we're live in berkeley i'm tara moriarty. >>> time 6:35. some pretty tense moments. a private pilot flying from southern california to here in the bay area was intercepted by two u.s. fighter jets. that is after air traffic controllers lost radio contact with the 172. now when the air traffic controllers couldn't talk with the pilots as he neared month ray a pair of f-16s were sent out to intercept that plane. radio contact was reestablished. the private plane did land safely. >>> 6:35. emergency responders in san jose were kept busy this new years because of a string of violence. several stabb

he saw burkhart, who resembled the man seen in this surveillance video taken near hollywood and highland after a fire in a parking structure. officials say more charges are expected against burkhart after fires that terrorized the community and caused nearly $3 million in damage. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> an iraq war veteran suspected of killing a ranger at mt. rainier national park has been found dead inside that park. 24-year-old benjamin barnes was discovered partially submerged in a snowy creek where he apparently died from exposure to the cold. he was wanted in the shooting death of margaret anderson on sunday. the wife and mother of two was gunned down while trying to stop barnes after he drove to the park on the run. police say after shooting four other people in a seattle suburb. >>> now, here's a look at other stories making news early today in merng. a spring of fire bomb attacks on new year's day has new york police looking out for a a man using molotov cocktails. >>> a georgia family suffered a devastating loss when an su vuchlt crastv barelied into a livi

has been setting dumpsters and trash cans on fires outside of homes and businesses in the north highlands and carmichaels area. there have been 14 incidents since new year's eve. investigators believe they are dealing with one more firebug. >> they can start a fire that easily and i don't know about it until i hear the fire truck rolling up, they can start it any place. >> investigators are looking into the possibility the fires were set by copycats in the wake of the los angeles arson fires. >>> a 24-year-old boater in truckee fell into donner lake while canoeing monday night. that triggered a massive rescue effort involving helicopters, search dogs and patrol cars. a man's girlfriend swam to safety. he was not able to make it to shore. >>> pesticide have been detected in fish in san francisco. the epa said an covies collected in the lorinson channel in the richmond harbor have high levels. that channel and nearby park canal were dredged in 19 6 to remove tons of toxic slug. the epa is working on a new cleanup plan. >>> a sacramento congressman, dan lun cen, is -- dan lungren is seeking

>> we're at baltimore in highland. this is east baltimore.ive blocks east of patterson park. looks like several row homes possibly involved in this fire. we saw the smoke as we were entering the downtown for our evening news show. and the fire department is just now arriving on the scene. there's no word on a cause of this fire. but you can look to see, looks clearly like there's at least two, maybe even three separate homes involved in this fire. now we're beginning to see very heavy flames in the front bedroom area. it appears it's going to be coming up the front window momentarily. i imagine they'll strike out the rest of the box. and we'll continue to keep you updated as this fire continues to grow. no word on injuries again at this point. it's veryerm. and no word on cause. back to you. >> captain mike perry, thank you very much. >>> heads up, internet users. the site is planning an organized blackout to protest an anti-piracy bill. it will restrict access to sites that fuel it. time warner is among the supporters of the legislation. >>>

. >> the highland branch of the d.c. public library is closed for repairs in a major clean up. this after a deer caught on security tape and cell phone video crashed through an entrance. >> came and hit the car. once it hit the car, it ran straight into the library. >> deer came through just before 1:00. ten minutes later, in the library would have been open to the public, perhaps with small children inside. >> i was back in the back checking my e-mail and i heard a crash. >> maria perry, a 26 year employee, the branch manager was one of two employees who escaped injury when the intruder came crashing through. >> i'm looking. i'm like what is that? oh, got up and started charging. had to barricade an office. >> d.c. police and animal control were summoned. the deer was tranquilized. >> it should have closed on friday. a spanking new library is going up right around the corner. should open sometime in march. >> construction on the new $15 million permanent washington highlands library continues. clean up and repairs to the interim, store front facility will begin later in the we

wide-ranging high temperatures from near 50 in the atomic highlands, to the lower 60's in lower southern maryland. here is the wider view when you consider the core of warm air. charleston is 57 degrees and that is the one section of this low pressure system. on the flip side, you have minneapolis, 12 of love. still on the mild side but the cold front is hitting detroit. there temperature will quickly be dropping. you could say line of showers and storms along the cold front under the low pressure system that is calling -- causing all the rain. that is marching eastward and the latest signs are pointing toward that line falling apart as it moves into the appalachians. as that from moves around midnight we could have a sprinkle but i am not expecting more than that and then the sky will clear again. behind the cold front we have cold air for tomorrow. that will remain in place all the way for the upcoming weekend when i say cold air, it is seasonable. it is colder than today but where we should be this time of year. once the front hits around midnight, may be a straight sprinkle and tempe

. >>> rescuers off the coast of giglio highland recovered the -- eye plond -- eye lond recovered the bodies of two more. they had to stop several times because the ship was shifting. authorities fear it will eventually fall which could send the 17 fuel tanks directly into the water. >>> it was a terrifying man who said his foot got stuck on the gas ped dam sending the car -- pedal, sending the car into a wall. >>> a man is charged with first degree assault after police say he waved a handgun at a man who came to his door in glen burnie selling newspapers. jason drake vans opened the door, waved the gun and told him to go. police found a gun and taser at ed vance's home. >> a family dealing with grief. we'll tell you how a court hearing turned into a violent fight outside of a detroit courthouse. >> giving birth in an elevator. >>> the family of a college student collided with another. one of the women broke the leg of a news crew's tripopped and walked toward the crowd waving it around. >> we're walking out, not bothering these people. she started screaming that she's going to bring

he was taken to highland hospital of the question. >>> some new year's celebrations turned violent in san jose. police say there were multiple settings and shootings between 10:00 last night and early this morning. among them two people were shot at the new year's party and one is life-threatening. around the same time an endless day stabbed as he walked along the guadalupe river. two hours later 64 stabbed in the fight. in another incident, on assassinating any of the incidents. >> mount rainier national park in washington state is almost down tonight. the gunman shot and killed the park ranger in the shooting happened this morning at the long fire station in the southwest corner of the park. the ranger, margaret anderson was 34 years old and the mother of two. investigators believe anderson was trying to pull the suspect or on the traffic violation. police have identified this man of the subject of interest. 24 -year-old benjamin barnes believes, is believed to have military experience. >>> tonight los los angeles police are releasing surveillance video that they say could be connec

. >> it's a long way to the hazelnuts here in the highlands by the black sea.he harvest has just begun. nearly 1/3 of the world's hazelnuts come from this region of turkey. the hazelnuts are harvested by hand and it's hard work. 13 -year-old fessie is helping with the harr vest. he was a kurd and comes nearly 800 kilometers away. his parents can't find work at home. for the past few years he's come to ordu with his parents. >> if i had one wish, it would be to attend university. i don't want to waste my life on the plantations. >> these kurdish migrant workers travel around the country from harvest to harvest eight months out of the year, as a result fessiy misses about half of the school year. >> sometimes i miss important tests but if we didn't all work we would starve and that can't happen. so i have to work during the harvest. >> child labor is officially forbidden on turkish plantations but it's common practice nonetheless. this 12-year-old and her 9-year-old brother aidan also help with the harvest. they have to work long hours along with the adults or th

we cannot rule out a few wet snowflakes in the potomac highlands and those areas.will mostly have the liquid precipitation this evening and night and into the first half of the day tomorrow. there's warmer air in dallas, 68. 59 in oklahoma city. that is going to push our way. that's briefly tomorrow. there's cold air -- don't show you this matter very often. look at the ucyukon, mayo, -51 degrees. that is not headed our way. we will warm up tomorrow. then back to average for the remainder of the work week. notice a little rain developing mainly in parts of central kentucky, starting to push towards west virginia and western maryland. around dinner time and through good times tonight we will have isolated sprinkles across our region. some wet snowflakes out west. that will not aamount to much. the rainmaker still developing in the midsection of the country with a low pressure system, that will pass to our northwest tomorrow and we will be on the warm side of it. we are talking high as well into the 50's tomorrow. here's a look at futurecast showing a few sprinkles t

when it rains, this is -- >> reporter: now, 51, swinton lives in the scottish highlands.he woman who marches to her own drum when it comes to fashion, does the same when it comes to her domestic situation. there's been rumors that she lives with two men in a menage a tro trois. >> it's a mystery. so much more boring than people like to believe. all sorts of magical ideas. >> reporter: so, you have twin children. >> i have twin children, whose father is a beloved man called john byrne, who i have not lived with for seven years. and for the last seven years, i have lived with my children, and sweetheart, sandro. >> reporter: and the children go back and forth to the households. >> sometimes. but john usually comes to us. he has a studio where he lives. and he lives in edinburgh. we sometimes go there. >> reporter: but this whole menage a trois thing is -- >> boring. what can i say? >> reporter: her work is often unconventional, too. her latest film, "we need to talk about kevin," is a deeply disturbing tale of a mother, eva, and her son who cannot connect. her portrayal is

in the upper 20s in the potomac highlands.s on the western facing slopes. gusty wind will make it feel like we are in the teens. the wind will subside tonight as a centrist plummet into the teens or the air temperature by this time tomorrow morning. a limited sunshine tomorrow. ties in the mid 30's. low 50's by the upcoming weekend. we have to be patient. >>> everything is working in our favor. patience is paying off as far as the commute. it's going to get hot and heavy in a little while. but right now we have some pictures to show you that we are off to a good start. 395 at duke street, traffic getting away from us is northbound, hov pointed in the right direction. looks good on 66 inside and outside the beltway. no problems on the beltway in virginia or maryland. here we are at the new hampshire ave. traffic closest to us is leading college park a bomb all the way to 270. no issues around bethesda naval hospital. also looks good on 270. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you are a parent, you'll probably heard about the new

they then took her to highland hospital. this morning police told told us the -- told us the woman in her 20s survived. police say a white honda accord struck her and drove off. they did not release a description. driver -- of the driver. >>> the 49ers have a long break before their next game but fans are already getting psyched you foreign the game on january 14th. ktvu's kraig debro is live from a store. kraig? >> reporter: this is just one place in the area to get 49er swag. it's the most popular place according to the manager here and a very popular place at that. there's a lot of demand that has everything to do with the 9ers. it's their first playoff in a decade. this man is hoping the 49ers win the super bowl so he could cover that last spot on his sleeve. >> i want to get my tickets and get going. >> reporter: this man heard a rumor. >> a friend of mine said they were gonna release the tickets. >> it doesn't say online. it's just general public. >> reporter: the 49ers are selling tickets at candlestick parks today, t

widespread teens in outlying areas, possibly lower teens in potomac highlands. locally, closer to 20 degrees. tomorrow afternoon not as windy, but high temperatures only in the mid 30's. there you go, friday, all you winter haters. >> something to look forward to. officials are handing out -- free bags to help people ease into montgomery county's new bag charts. ike leggett handed out bags of the new safeway. volunteers are giving away bags and other locations as well. with the new year, the county's new feed takes into effect, charging 5 cents per disposable bad. >>> and man already behind bars for four sexual assault is facing trial in a 14-year-old rape case. the trial began this morning in hagerstown. prosecutors say dna evidence links him to a 1988 rape. he is serving 35 years in prison for sexual assault in montgomery county back in 2005. he is suspected of more attacks in pennsylvania. investigators say he disguised his face with duct tape and attacked his victims as they were getting into their cars. >>> coming up on abc 7 news that news, the queen of so

patchy light rain, highlands of west virginia. there's steadier, heavier rain much farther west.hat will be arriving later this afternoon. out ahead of that, we've got patchy fog. a little patchy freezing mist, too. watch for that. around the blue ridge and points east, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties in the upper 20s to near freezing. right near the freezing mark in the district of columbia, too. here's yow day planner, sunrise, 7:21. by 9:00, much of the fog and freezing drizzle will be ending. maybe a little light rain. then perhaps a little bit heavier rain coming later today as we climb into the upper 40s to near 50 this afternoon. maybe a little thunder and lightning by mid-afternoon. then holding in the mid 40s through the evening. we'll have the rain ending by mid evening. and then warming up tomorrow. we'll look at that, the rest of the week and weekend this ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning. caution on the beltway if you're traveling on the inner loop. looks like the rafm to 202 is shut down at this time -- ramp to 202 is shu

. >> benjamin was rushed to highland hospital where he was pronounced dead. as for the driver, police describe that driver as between his late 30s to early 40s. so if anyone saw that incident happening, yesterday around 11:15. please contact the police. frank? >> and gil, did they get a make on the car, too? do they have an idea? >> all they have is it was a dark-colored gmc or chevy type of van. but they are looking at maybe some surveillance tape at that gas station behind me and also the gas station right next to it to see if they have any other clues to the mystery. >> gil diaz, live in oakland this morning, thank you. >>> the latest escapee from almeda county, santa rita jail was not loose for very long. dublin police returned 57-year- old jose franko seven hours after he escaped and found riding a bicycle in dublin last night. franko was being returned to jail. from a court appearance yesterday. when he somehow slipped away. they are still trying to figure out exactly how that happened. >>> 55. that's the number of fires that have been set in the north

librarygoers can use the highland town and patterson park branches during the big renovation. >>> wjz and the red cross teamed up this past weekend to save a lot of lives with a blood drive. we had a very good turnout on saturday with 179 units of blood being collected. it's all part of wjz's continuing community commitment. while our drive is over, the daily need for blood continues. if you're interested in finding out how to donate, you can get more information by going to wjz.com. >>> still to come on wj does's eyewitness news at noon, a break in the case. what police found inside the home of a missing toddler up north. >>> and police crack down on occupy members in oakland, california. the details are coming up. and it's definitely sunglasses weather outside on a very sunny day. stick around. your complete first warning forecast is still coming up. ,,, >>> we've got a developing story to tell you about right now regarding the dentist aconfused of -- accused of using paper clips for doing root canals. some of the people he operated on later developed infections. the former massachu