howard bernstein is training with me so this is what week seven looks like. a five minute warmup. jog for 22 minutes. walk for a minute. run for one minute. and then a five minute cooldown. my 5 k is only one week away. training i got tell you tough this -- to tell you tough this week working 12 and 13 hours and i didn't run once. but i'm redoubling my efforts this weekend and right now, and i want you to come run with me. i'm getting a team together to run the glow in the dark fun run at rfk staid crumb. it is next -- stadium. it is next friday. november 9th. living social partnered with mercy corps to give a portion of the proceeds to deliver 1,000 solar lanterns to children in need in somalia. not everyone is going to run the entire time. up to about 15 people right now. still looking for a team name. want to join up and maybe have some suggestions for a name? hit me up on facebook, twitter, e-mail me, it's -- hope to see you there. we will get off the couch together all for a great cause and like i said you don't have to run the whole way. you can walk lit bit and run -- a lit

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. >>> i'm here with howard bernstein. a lot of sports activities in the new york area was postponed because of the nor'easter. >> even before it changed to snow the forecast in new jersey was still calling for heavy rain and winds 30 to 50 miles an hour. i don't know why they tried the play the game -- to play the game and ultimately they could not. >> people even traveled there to play the game. >> that game will be played on a better day. this morning we start with the bus stop forecast and there's a chill out there certainly with the breeze as well. temps in the 30s and 40s. stray sprinkle is a worst we will see and the wind a couple of spots over 20 right now and later today could gust 25 to 30. looking at the broken clouds now on our michael & son weather camera looking east out of tysons corner. and i expect a mix of sun and clouds through later this morning. we may see more sunshine by noon and 49 but the winds northwest at 16 gusting 25ish. this afternoon more sunshine. we finish at 50 after topping out at about 5

here's howard bernstein with more on the forecast. we're having technical glitches. >> but you were talking about it earlier. got lucky. it's early in the season this nor'easter we've had snow early. the veterans' day snowstorm 20 years ago you remember. >> yes. someone ran into my car. yes. >> well, so. >> yeah. >> all right. >> okay. we've got video and as mike said earlier, thousands of flights were canceled in advance of the storm. kristin fisher is at national airport with more on what you can expect this morning. kristin, it's good to see and hear you. >> reporter: hello. good morning everyone. well, you know, the impacts from this nor'easter can really be felt here at reagan. simply when you look at the departures board and the sheer number of flights that have been canceled across the northeast. overnight almost every flight to and from new york and new jersey was canceled. about 1200 flights in total and i tell you what the travel wasn't any better by train. over -- social media, twitter especial little and whatnot yesterday

. >> take that howard bernstein. >> fair enough. i can't wait. weather-wise, maybe -- >> you'll wait for adult. how about that -- duet. how about that? >> cool and cloudy this morning and maybe just a spray sprinkle north and west of d.c.. here's the day planner, i'd probably start out with the middleweight gloves, i know you were going to ask andrea. temperatures down in the upper 30s to mid 40s this morning. some peeks of sun and 52 at noon with a mid-afternoon high of 55 and a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 53 and a bit breezy at times, gusts upward of 20 miles per hour. it's 43 in hagerstown this morning and 47 on the bay. that's the warm spot with 42 in fredericksburg and the windchill is not that much colder than the temps but they are running in the 30s and 40s this morning. still looking at sandy actually spinning what's left of sandy up in canada. plenty of showers from western new york all the way down the appalachians scattered about virginia and maryland. this stuff show is fairly light and not sure how much of it is actually reaching the g

now your weather first with howard bernstein. >> yeah, the only poll that matters this one. >> that's right. >> weather wise it's a cold, cold start. we're down to the 20s in many areas and 30s as well. so a chilly day, and it looks like that nor'easter is going to slide just far enough east that we should have minimal impacts from it. >> yay. >> that's not going to be the case along the coast and maybe some snow inland as well. so rain and snow for them. let's talk about our day planner on this tuesday, election day. a cold start, 25 in town with 20s in the intshes. overall a sunny and chilly day as highs struggle to get near the 50-degree mark. yesterday we barely made it to 54 the high. storm system down south. you can see this thing come through tennessee, alabama and georgia. this is going to come off the coast, and like that, that will become our nor'easter where really the new jersey, long island nor'easter tomorrow into thursday. this morning we've got a freeze warning most areas until 9:00. not west. you've already had your freezing weather. your growing season has ended. it'

howard bernstein has the forecast, we have one school closure though this morning.he chapel forge early childhood center in upper marlboro, maryland is closed that's because of power outages. >> i don't know if we've ever worked with a mike that wasn't on coffee caffeine phone this morning. that will be -- this morning. that will be a new change. >> just to let you know he feels fine, just the old froggy in the voice taking residence. weather-wise i hope you're feeling fine. minor considering what's going on with our neighbors up in new jersey and new york and part of new england as well. cold this morning. it's back in the 40s even some upper 30s. we'll see temperatures today 51 by noon. 55 for a high. kind of like yesterday with peeks of sun here can there and stray shower north and west and a bit of a breeze at times. still watching the chill as i said, manassas is 39. while it's 45 in the shenandoah valley. with a little bit of a windchill. feeling more like it's in the mid 30s in frederick and 39 martinsburg and feeling like 39 also at andrews. sandy's remnants

good morning howard bernstein. >> i went to bed early you know.n't going to change anything since i was up. >> we were going to talk about it for the next however many hours. >> weather-wise something pretty significant the nor'easter that's going to bring some rain and wet snow even to some of our region especially north and northeast of town. there are parts of northeast maryland in winter weather advisories and up in new jersey and delaware a couple of went storm warnings with this. it is cloudy and chilly out there. 41 now and temperatures aren't going to move much. maybe 43 by noon and then later you know even could be by noon we could start seeing some rain drops in spots but rain or wet snow falling at 5:00 37. best chance of this is going to be east of town. west of town you may not see much precip actually reaching the grandee specially west of route -- ground especially west of route 13. 34 winchester and la plata is 38. annapolis and pax river are 43 and 40 in cambridge. the nor'easter well, low pressure is coming up the coast and refor

howard bernstein, boy we got some snow up north like the family members up north.e did great. >> connecticut, new jersey, new england, 10, 12 inches in a couple of spots. around here we officially had a trace of snow yesterday at national. a couple of flurries. so yes. it's verified. >> it's still snowing in the northeast. >> oh, yeah in parts of connecticut and new england right now. around here we had a few sprinkles and couple of flurries and that's ate and that's okay -- it and that's okay. the day planner this morning. starting out with some clouds and even an isolated sprinkle east and southeast of town for the next couple of hours but the sun will return by midday. a windy cool day. highs between 50 and 55 degrees. this storm system something else, this nor'easter here is just cranking off the coast. little tough to see due to the banner but this thing almost has what looks like an eye trying to form in it. incredible storm and you can see the snows that are falling here across connecticut, western and central long island. looks like things are finally start

howard bernstein has it at 4:45. count your blessings today is the last day -- >> last warm day we're going to see for a while. >> it was so gorgeous yesterday. >> it was stunning. right through caroll county, never did the ride up through 27, manchester. a lot of leaves are off the trees. some are still there. it's a pretty ride. caroll county, you have a beautiful part of the world you live in. hats off you to. except all the ice cream places are closed. that's not good. weather wise it was 70 degrees. >> you can have ice cream any time. >> let's get going with the bus stop forecast. i know it's the little things in life. the bus stop forecast, it's cool in spots. 40s and some 50s, even an isolated 6 on out there still with a mix -- 60 out there still with a mix of clouds. then we'll see the clouds thickening up as we go through the day. by lunch time probably mostly cloudy. winds out of the south, a little brink, 10 to 15 this afternoon. upper 60s. i think the cloud cover will keep us from being 70 today. i'm goin

howard bernstein? >> it is friday, weather is looking up right through the holiday even. so you got travel plans, you got people coming either way, it's going to work out pretty fine here. >> no problems. >> i don't see any. >> piece of cake. >> other than the schedule maybe. lack of cars or something. but weather is not going to be ab issue. here's a look at your day planner on this friday

howard bernstein. >> next week it's going to be -- >> 85%. >> a-ok. >> if i'm lucky. >> i just got off the phone with a scout master in springfield. this is one of the impacts from the storm is that the shenandoah parks closed. they were going to do a big hike and they can't do it because trees and stuff are down there. if you were thinking of going out to the park think twice, call ahead and make sure the place you want to go is open. another cool brisk day like we've seen. we finish in the low maybe mid 50s depending on how much sun we will get and i believe we will get a decent afternoon into the afternoon. little disturbance this morning will bring us some clouds and keep us a little overcast and in the mountains some rain

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howard bernstein, take it away. >>> we have wet weather out there that could slow your commute and it's not warm anymore. temperatures will not be in the 60s and 70s. we'll lucky to get back to 52 this afternoon. we'll see sunshine returning later this morning, especially into the afternoon with a high of 52. but with the breeze, it's going to feel like it's in the 40s. at 5:00 we'll be back to about 49 degrees. the back edge of the rain getting close to interstate 81 up for. you'll notice south -- 81 now. you'll notice south of us we're starting to see the heavier showers. even just north of us coming up 95 and the beltway, the north side of town along with 295 and route 1 but south of us as you get into fauquier county, things starting to break up some. you get north, that's where we still have the heavier showers. temperatures certainly a lot colder than they were. down to 48 in annapolis. 40 in leesburg and hagerstown and 39 in cumberland. windchills in pane areas in the 30s. -- many areas in the 30s. bundle up. sun glass needed later. -- sunglasses needed later. >>> the problems ar

meteorologist howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace sampling things, he's got the glove osen. morning howard. >> low to mid-30s in the suburbs and skies mostly cloudy. there are breaks and a couple of stars upstairs as we go there. and little birdie joining me in the distance, that's got my eye. here's a look at the day planner, the temperatures here that are going to be climbing into the 40s here shortly. they're in the 40s now and upper 40s by 11:00. by 1:00 52 and as we head to 3:00, 53 degrees. look at those wind though kicking up out of the northwest 13, 14, 15 miles an hour at times busting 20 -- gusting 20 to 25 miles an hour. and you can see that the clouds have been coming in. here's the capitol there tough to see the clouds obviously right now but the clouds have been coming in on our satellite and radar with a few rain and snow showers up in the mountains of southwestern pennsylvania and western virginia and maryland. i think most of the moisture is going to stay west of us, more sunshine this afternoon. quick look at temperatures before we go. down to 30 in culpep

howard bernstein on the weather terrace is live this morning. good morning howard. >> just a jacket and gloves too. it's not just the mid 40s and lack of humidity. but it's still humid and damp out there if for me i feel it so much more it's the kind of cold that cuts through you. some areas even down into the uppers. looking at -- 30s. looking at the day planner we'll see temperatures from the 30s and 40s in tysons corner you see the lou clouds being lit up by the city lights. could be a stray shower a little sprinkle in the maryland pennsylvania border right now and at 5:00 53 after hitting a high around 55 degrees. those temps they are on the brisk side it's 41 in manassas. 39 luray. 43 hagueers town and 42 at andrews with scott and the gang. windchills not terrible this morning. we had some fairly light winds about the coldest up in frederick. and as far as the radar and slight you will see the rain and snow showers in the mountains and looks a lot worse than it is actually along the maryland and pennsylvania border although there are some li

meteorologist howard bernstein live on the weather terrace. temperatures in the 30s and 40s so far.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. even upper 20s in the shenandoah valley. the nice thing about this morning, the winds are practically calm in many, many areas. without the winds, it doesn't feel all that bad. here's a look at our day planner. we're going to have a mix of clouds and sunshine today. capitol dome, we've got cloudy skies overhead. 42 degrees in washington. 48 by noon with a little sunshine here and there. then this afternoon 48 for the drive home after topping out around 50 here in the district. lots of clouds have been streaming up from the south overnight. that's why we're dealing with the cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. the temperatures where we've got a few more breaks north and west dr. dropped into the upper 20s. 29 in martinsburg. 28 winchester. we're still 42. heading up to about 50. it is 6:29. monika samtani has been watching an accident on i-95 northbound. that's the biggest problem she's been telling me. >>> it sure is. on the northbound side of i-95, it

howard bernstein? >> another warm day, the last one before the bottom drops out of the thermometer. by tomorrow the high will be about 20 degrees cooler than what the high was yesterday. >> big change. >> yeah, big change. back to reality. here's a look apartment the day planner. still have about 45 minutes or so till sunrise. 53 at noon. we'll see the sunrise. it's the sunset we're likely not going to see. a high temperature of 66. the average high is 59. that put it is in perspective. we'll drop below that. once the front pushes through and the front this morning out to the west producing all sorts of rain that's moving in toward western ohio, central kentucky

. >> howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace with the forecast. >> i don't think the aisle is that wide right? weather-wise a cold cloudy start. sprinkles in areas in virginia and new lynn and roadville and into southern maryland. then east and northeast will be the better chance this afternoon and tonight for some rain and even some wet snow to develop. here's a look at your day planner we've got the cloud out and we're in tysons corner looking east. clouds out there this morning. 43 by noon. so we're not going to see temps move much. a better chance for some rain showers and wet snow east of i- 95. with a 38-degree reading by 5:00 p.m. nor'easter's coming up the coast, we've got 42 in annapolis now with mid 30s in many areas north and west of town. and we do see the rain coming back toward coastal areas especially where the winds could gust 50 tour 60 on the coast -- 60 on the coast. heavier snows in jersey and eastern northeastern maryland and by the way coolidge high school in d.c. is closed today. heavy got no heat in -- they've got no heat in the bitting. monika samtani?

so why not join howard bernstein and me at another good for your ticker event. the greater washington heart walk kicks off at 9 a.m. this saturday at nationals park. there's a link on our website www.wusa9.com and we've got the recipes you just saw as well. please join me tonight on 9news at 11:00 for a special health alert about the dangers of some trendy but intense workouts. you've seen the ads and infomercials, maybe even tried a new workout as part of a daily deal you got in an e- mail. >> i had to have arthroscopic knee surgery and there were other issues in the knee as well. i can't even begin to think about how much money i spent spending on fixing my knee. >> what are the most dangerous moves and how can you tackle a workout trend safely, all that tonight at 11:00. >>> one of the more controversial issues decided by maryland voters yesterday, question 6, the same sex marriage referendum. >> one of the issue's biggest supporters is a linebacker with the baltimore ravens and our kristen berset caught up with him today. >> thanks, guys. ravens linebacker b

. >> i'm mike hydeck, and the round of applause continues for howard bernstein because wait until you hear what he has in store for the weekend. >> it's a little chilly out there but i'm warmed up from working out with sportacus a few minutes ago. temperatures down in the 30s and 40s now but 60s today and maybe 70 by sunday. great turn around from the beginning of the week. here's a look at the day planner and here we're looking at tysons corner from our michael & son weather camera there where temperatures this morning in town are down to 39 under clear skies and we'll see sunshine all day. 55. until 4:59 when the sunsets so 5:00 we've got the nice player and 57 degrees. storm system off of massachusetts pulling away. so that's why we're seeing improving weather conditions and before you go i want to show you the temperatures that down to 30 in culpeper right now. warm spot 43 in annapolis. monika samtani, tgif. >>> oh absolutely. tgif. although we have one incident i want to shell you about -- term you about on 95 in virginia. but here on the beltway north of town we are actually st

howard bernstein, over to you. >>> a beautiful morning out there. we have the bus stop forecast. the crescent moon in the eastern sky. when you see the pictures right now, it's just gorgeous. partly cloudy, cool, 40s and 50s. sunrise at 6:48. i'm just changing things around. i'll step out of the way. i urge you to check out this shot right now with the beautiful sky behind the capitol this morning. that is stunning. we're going to have a nice day at least to start. should be a pretty sunrise. 63 by noon. more clouds when we finish out the day at 66 after topping out at 68. i can't get over how pretty the city is at times when you get this time of day. we've got the clouds thickening to the west. showers well out to the west. they'll be moving in tonight. temperatures now in the low 40s in places like manassas is 41. reston is 43. but it's almost 10 degrees warm near ashburn at 51. look at bowie in college park and laurel. all in the low 40s this morning while andrews is at 50 and alexandria 44. why not. it's such a good picture. let's look at it again on our michael & son weather

meteorologist howard bernstein live on the weather terrace coat and gloves in the offing.d morning. >> that's right no hat. >> you know i've got the ear muffs but not used them yet this season. the flag you can't see it over my shoulder but just hanging there. it's hanging this. not a lot of wind this morning. that's also a good thing. what's going to happen today? let's start with clouds and even south of town some sprinkles and a couple of breaks in the overcast in tysons corner with 51 by noon. a lot more breaks coming up later this morning into the afternoon with the high of 55. and a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 51 degrees. sunrise not until 6:52. the satellite and radar the green coming out of eastern virginia. going over to southern maryland and the eastern shore. we've had some sprinkles overnight and then .05 down in prince frederick may still be a sprinkle there in annapolis and on the eastern shore. south soft st. michael's. scattered about from cambridge over to salisbury. the northern neck still a couple of sprinkles that hay just try to make they way up into st.

howard bernstein live on the weather terrace with the jacket and gloves. >> thankfully the winds are fairly light. it is a cold morning, a frosty morning but thankfully it will be a nice, sunny day. here's a look at another beautiful picture for you. looking east toward the capitol dome with a little pink in the background this morning. still about 20 minutes or so from sunrise. we will have a sunny day. by noon 47. 5:00 47 with a high around 51 degrees in d.c. that happens about 2:00, 2:30 i believe and sunset at 4:55. the clouds are well east of us with the showers off shore. we've seen a few clouds come down out of pennsylvania to northern maryland, western maryland, parts of the northern shenandoah valley. for the most part it's clear and cold with 27 luray. 25 petersburg. even a few upper teens out of the mountains of west virginia and here in d.c. 37 going up to about 51. i'll be back in a few minutes and show you the seven-day forecast through the weekend. right now we go to monika with timesaver traffic. >>> if you're planning to head around town, no problems to report other

howard bernstein will be there with me as co-emcee, a program starting at 9:00. the walk itself begins at 9:30. join our wusa9 team. we've got more information about the walk on the health page of our website www.wusa9.com. >>> also i need to tell you about the 9th of november. don't forget to call your buddy. early detection through monthly breast self-exams, regular mammograms after age 40 and annual clinical visits, all of this really does save lives. you can request your free buddy check kit 9 which includes important information on breast cancer health and tools to help you remember and perform that monthly self-exam. click on the link in our web story. again that's at www.wusa9.com. >>> coming up a deer crashes through a store window, but with so much force it literally bounces off a wall on the inside. what happened to him after that? >> hope he didn't get service after that. that's a terrible entrance. >> let's take you out with temperatures. if you're going to high school football, dress for the 40s and 50s, 54 downtown, 46 gaithersburg, 52 in leesburg a

. >> howard bernstein. >> exercise. >> stay warm. >> that's the word of the morning or the words of the morning, bundle up because we have temperatures down in the 20s in many places, frosty. if there's one good thing today, the winds are fairly light right now. and the other good thing, that nor'easter we're concerned about which is still going to happen going to be far enough east that i think we get a glancing blow at the worst at this point. so not expecting too much of an impact from that. here's a look at your day planner on this tuesday morning. a cold start, down to 35 at national with mostly cloudy skies, in fact, overcast being reported. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine with cloud. mid-40s at lunchtime, near 50 for the high, back down to 45 by 5:00 p.m. there's that developing nor'easter, well to the south now. once it hits the coast, it's going to start to make the turn to the northeast, north and it is going to bring some rain and snow to the region, especially east of town. freeze warnings until 9:00, so the growing season is over, and ending this morning with temperat

pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist carl bernstein and former chairman of the democratic national committee howardhuck todd, just for the record, chuck todd to your left. >> and right here. elija's in the middle and the presence of mark. >>. >> since chicago, we'll get to him in a second. so chuck todd, we got a good over-under here. i saw the end of your show, you had some really stupid bets. this one was good. >> someone asked me tonight, i just got an e-mail from my cousin who lives in mexico city who said will there be a concession speech tonight, and my immediate reaction was oh, no chance. even if it's sort of called, no way. >> wednesday at noon. >> wednesday at noon, i would take noon is the line. that would be my guess. >> wow! >> carl, what are you looking for tonight? >> i'm looking for one of the candidates who wins to say we must end this cultural warfare and come together as a country and put out some plans to do it. i think this election -- >> so you have no idea what's going on? >> i don't. i hope the pollsters are wrong and somebody is out of the thrall. i think they're self-fulfi