one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough social workers or frontline people to do it. so what we had done was put together a proposal to train our residents. and samhsa was very helpful in that and provided us with a grant to train our residents and our staff about screening, brief intervention, and referral for treatment. so when a patient comes in on whatever service... they may not have come in for an alcohol or substance abuse problem, but the results of the discussion may have been screening that patient just to see, is this person at risk? and once you have done that, you really go through a process of educating the residents and staff about how you can have open-ended questions, affirmative listening, reflective listening, that really allows a person to open up and tell you what is going on. now we know physicians and health care personnel are very busy, so the

howard university hospital. police say 20-year-old keennan lee of capitol heights was shot around 10:00 last night and died at the hospital. lee was not a student at howard. howard university hospital says the shooting was not related to the hospital or the school that was celebrating home coming this weekend. police say the shooting appeared to stem from an earlier altercation. >>> we're learning more about a close call at bwi thurgood marshall airport. officials say a southwest airlines jet collided with a fuel tank last night. the plane hit the truck after coming in from orlando. no one was hurt. airport officials say incidents like this one are very rare. the plane has been taken out of service while the crash is investigated. >>> the drawback era begins in washington, but another disappointing afternoon for the redskins. hakem is here with more. >> you lose last week to the eagles and now face a 1 in 5 carolina panthers game, you've got to win this game, but the redskins didn't. it's embarrassing for the the redskins lose for to a one-win team and for the seventh straight time, the redskins lose to a rookie quarterback. john beck wasn't awful, but he wasn't amazing. a

howard university hospital. it happened at the intersection of georgia avenue and w street. the victim was taken to the hospital but died. at this time they are still looking for the gunman. howard university hospital tells us the shooting is not related to the hospital or the school, which was celebrating homecoming saturday. >> a maryland mental patient is facing murder charges for allegedly killing his roommate. he beat his roommate to death in the maximum security section of the clifton t. perkins psychiatric hospital in jessop. two years ago he petitioned to be released, saying he had been cured of his mental illness but was denied that release. >>> tragedy at the fairfax county fire department as they mourn the loss of one of their own. he was found dead inside station 41. he was 49 years old. officials say there's nothing suspicious about his death but it remains under investigation right now. >>> the redskins quarterback will be in the spotlight today as the team takes on the carolina panthers. they are handing the ball to john beck following a disappointing outing last week against the eagles. this will be the first start. it won't be an easy one with the offensive line pretty ban

howard university. investigators say 20-year-old keenan lee was shot and killed around 10:00 saturday night right in front of howard university hospital. the shooting coming just hours after home coming events wrapped up at the school. police say the victim was not a student nor affiliated with the hospital. the university did send out e- mail and text notifications to the community members warning them to be on alert. >>> another big story this morning. the lululemon murder trial begins today. brittany norwood is accused of killing her coworker and then staging the crime scene. stacy cohan has more. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first day of what is expected to be a very high profile murder trial. the trial of 21-year-old brittany norwood, charged with killing her coworker, 30-year- old jayna murray and because of the incredible amount of interest and the amount of media coverage that this case has garnered, it may make it tricky to select a jury. it was a crime that shocked the community development women found tied up inside the lululemon yoga store last march. one of them, 30-year-old jayna murray, was already dead when police arrived. the other, 21-year-old brittany norwood told investigators they had been section isually abused by two men who killed murray that. story unraveled and norwood now goes on trial facing a charge of first degree murder in murray's death. >> we had a conversation with jayna and she was helping us at the store. and it was really unbelievable like someone that you talked to a month ago is now dead so i was shocked. rotor store was closed for several weeks after the murder and completely renovated before it reopened. even so, it will be hard for people to forget what happened. >> it was really scary just to be in bethesda so top of mind for everyone around here. >> reporter: prosecutors say they have plenty of forensic evidence against norwood who they believe killed murray after she found stolen merchandise in norwood's bag. investigators say some of the strongest evidence may be recording of her repeatedly changing her studioy possibly to cover her tracks. many said they plan to follow the trial to try to make sense of tall. >> it is a horrendous crime, coworkers. should have been some type of intervention. i doubt if it was just an instant kind of impulsive act. >> it is like my age, you know, and it is just so frequently and weird and i think i've been reading about it in the paper but i am curious to see what is going on with it. >> reporter: others say they just want to see justice served. >> especially since this is just such a heinous crime, i want to make sure that justice was brought to jayna and her family. >> reporter: they are beginning with a jury pool of about 300 people in an effort to find 12 jurors and a number of alternates. the process begins first thing this morning. reporting live in rockville, i'm he stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you. >>> still developing details in the disafter ther in turkey where rescue cues continue to dig through rubble after a massive earthquake killed more than 200 people. they are still hoping to find dozens of survivors still trapped after the powerful 7.2 quake. in one city alone, 80 buildings collapsed. near the iranian border, hundreds more mud brick homes and concrete borders tumbled down. the walls collapsed at one prison treeing more than 150 inmates. more than 50 returned to the prison saying they just wanted to check on their family. >>> the united states is warning of an imminent threat of a terror aincome a-- attack in kenya. there was a grenade attack at a kenyan bar this morning but police say that incident does not appear to be orchestrated by al-shabab. >> libya has been liberated. that is the official word from the country's new leaders. there is a new prime minister mom ising eex ex-- promising elections for a new constitutional government. it was clouded with questions about the death of moammar ghadafi. revolutionary fighters say he was not shot in the head when they first found him last week. >>> more than 100 protestors led away in handcuffs. coming up, details of what went down at the one of the occupy demonstrations. >>> squabbles break out in another protest camp. why some are now threatening to leave. stay with us. we'll talk about it coming up.  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the 40s. it will be a decent day. a lot of clouds around but not bad. >> can you talk in that voice like you did earlier during the newscast. >> i have already forgotten when the voice was. >> there it is. >> is that it? sometimes you have to entertain yourself. >> i know that. >> a bit warmer today. a little bit warmer. we were in the hoe and mid-60s yesterday across the region. i think we'll be in the upper 60s today. could be a late shower or two. not going to rain all day or anything like that. ic most of you will be dry todd -- i think most of you will be dry today. temperatures rise and then they drop and then chilly by the end of the week. wait until you seat the five- day forecast. let's take a look at the temperatures around the region right now. here in washington, we are at 51 degrees. 51 here. 51 in annapolis. 49 at quantico. dulles airport, 47 degrees. 44 up in baltimore so a cool start to the day. satellite-radar composite for the region, we'll show you some clouds. clouds in over us. officially skies at reagan national are being reported as mostly cloudy. a little bit of a break out there. we'll get some partial sunshine later on and this is a cold front or a front. we'll just call it a front. not really going to drop our temperatures this much. that mechanics its way through here late today and as you can see, there are rain showers associated with it. so by the time it gets through here late in the day into the evening could trigger some showers for us as well. so the forecast for today looks like this. a lot of clouds but some sunshine here and there. could be a few late-day showers whether that front comes through. we are looking for a high today of about 69 degrees and that is actually above normal. a few degree above normal. for tonight, mostly cloudy skies, a few showers still possible. the overnight lows in the 40s for the entire region. five-day forecast, tomorrow, we don't really see a break in the temperatures. 68degrees under mostly sunny skies. then 71 on wednesday. we get another frontal system coming through here. that will bring some rain with. it maybe a rainy day on thursday. then by friday, that is your high temperature in the mid-50s on friday. we think we'll do the same on saturday as well. now, let's get an update on this morning's rush hour traffic from lauren demarco. >> i'm not complaining. 69, late october, sounds good to me. doing a dance over there. that was nice. things are looking pretty good on the roads right now. a few accident earlier and for the most part, that has all cleared out. let's take a live look at route 50 as you make the trip inbound. nothing to report. we do have a bit of volume building but everybody is moving. some police activity reported eastbound near the freeway airport. watch that. it is off to the side of roadway. let's take a look at 95 past lorton road. things are looking much better here. we had an earlier wreck near route 1 woodbridge in the southbound direction. that is gone. northbound 95, no problems for you out of fredericksburg up through woodbridge towards springfield. 395 looks good from the beltway across the 14th street bridge heading into d.c. not really seeing any delays at this point. nothing to report on the beltway in virginia or in maryland. nice, easy trip across the american legion bridge in both directions. 270 running well out of frederick toward the beltway as is 66 heading through manassas all the way in past route 50 toward the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the paper bark version of the steve jobs biography is out today -- the paperback version of the steve jobs biography is out today. it touches on his visionary achievements with apple to his personal life and his opinions on his fellow inventors as well. >>> a milestone to jobs' game changing invention. yesterday was also the 10th anniversary of the ipod t fast became a smashing hit with consumers. in fact, the device paved the way to a revolution in how movies and music are bought today. >>> some of the funniest people in entertainment were in d.c. last night honoring one man who has made us laugh for many years. will ferrell was awarded the mark twain prize at the kennedy center. matt ackland worked the red carpet. >> reporter: warming up the crowd, jack black changed the words a bit to a well-known queen song. ♪ we will, we will rock you &&. >> reporter: like so many americans, will ferrell got his start on saturday night live. >> i like big bucks and i cannot lie. >> reporter: after seven years there, his career exploded as he landed the lead in many big movies. he even starred on broadway. >> kind of extremely surreal but, you know, to be here and to be in d.c. the last couple of days, and to have all these wonderful people speak on my behalf, it is incredible. >> reporter: a long line of a list stars were on hand at the kennedy crentder to -- center to cheer him on. sandy sandberg says he watched. >> i think everyone working in comedy has owed something to will. he is like a force of nature. >> he has kicked ted knight off the top. he was at absolutely the top. now that i know will, he takes me a few steps farther. >> reporter: snl co-star and close friend melanie shannon has known him long before they were famous. >> if you look at the list of people who have previously received this prize, it makes me happy for though that will's agents and managers clearly bought in for him to keep him happy. >> he is kind of quiet and shy and reserve giant food i don't know if i'm shy but i'm definitely -- and reserved. >> i don't know if i'm shy but i'm definitely just myself. i've never felt any pressure to be on. i'm probably more studious. >> reporter: the kennedy center says as soon as will ferrell was announced to receive tonight's prize, tickets sold out immediately. we were only able to show you a few clips of the performance tonight but it will be televised october 31st on pbs. >> tough gig for matt. 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show you the latest images that we've received. now, there you can see clouds across much of the mid- atlantic. there are some breaks out there and you can see off to the west, there is a pretty good amount of clear sky out there before you get more clouds building in. so yes, we will get some sunshine today. skies officially this morning at reagan national are being reported as mostly cloudy. here is -- here are the current temperatures at the area airports. reagan national, 51. elsewhere, we are in the 40s. 47 at dulles international. bwi marshall is at 44 degrees. your day planner for today, it will be a mild day, a little warmer than it was yesterday highs into the upper 60s and we cannot rule out a shower or two late this afternoon or during the evening. more about that coming up in just a little bit. >> let's check in with lauren demarco. she is in for julie. it is so nice out, makes you want to keep on driving to the beach instead of work. >> to the beach. that is because you like the cool weather. i don't know if it is beach weather now. >> i don't know. it will look nice. anywhere but work. for anyone. not talking about us. >> if you look at the fall told yag -- foliage out in shenandoah. >> that would be great. >> let's look as you travel inbound new york avenue. no accidents or incidents to report. your lanes should be open. arcola at georgia avenue, we had some reports of an issue with the water main, some water in the roadway. nothing is blocked. your lanes are open. just be careful through that stretch. beltway looks good. no problems in prince george's or montgomery county. the outer loop heading past colesville road. here we are inbound, 270 to the left of your screen. you ever the volume building but your lanes are open in towards the split for the beltway. 66 starting to see some volume build through centreville and after route 50 fair oaks. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to the developing search for survivors in turkey where rescue crews are frantically digging, some with their bare hands after a massive earthquake here the iranian border. over 200 are dead but that number is expected to go up. the quake was relatively shallow, less than 15 miles under the surface causing widespread damage and collapsing dozens of buildings. >>> warnings from the united states government to americans in kenya of an imminent terror attack. warping comes as kenya is sending its troops over the border with somalia. the al-shabab warned of revention attacks for the invasion. >> over the last weeks that they threatened kenya. they have threatened westerners. so al-shabab remains a very serious threat. >> just last night, there was a grenade attack in kenya's capital of nairobi that wounded a dozen people but police do not expect al-shabab militants in that particular attack. >>> history is made in libya. the new leader is officially announcing its liberation. this is just days after the death of moammar ghadafi. crowds celebrated while waving flags and burning insense. the country's old national anthem was played, the one they used before ghadafi took control. national transitional council is now working on elections from a constitutional congress. >>> making headlines this morning, the search if a suspect continues after a shooting near howardened just hours after home coming events wrapped up at the school. 20-year-old keenan lee shot and killed around 10:00 saturday night right in front of howard university hospital. police say the victim was not a student nor involved with the hospital. the university did send out e- mail and text note if i indications to its community members warning them to be on alert. >>> it was a crime that had a bethesda community on edge. two employees found tied up inside the lululemon yoga apparel store last march. police ended up arresting one of the coworkers and her trial starts today. stacy cohan is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. 21-year-old brittany norwood is starting her trial today. this case has been rivetting for the entire community partly because of the brutality of the crime and partly because of the incredible twists and turns of this investigation. now, brittany norwood told police originally that she and her coworker, jayna murray, had entered the lululemon store in t

howard university. investigators say 20-year-old keenan lee was shot and killed saturday night along georgia avenue. this happened directly in front of howard university hospital. police say the victim was not a student or in any way involved with the hospital. the university isn't out e-mail and text notifications warning students to an letter. >>> a massive earthquake near the iranian border. over 200 are dead but that number is expected to go up. several powerful aftershocks followed yesterday's 7.2 quake. it was relatively shallow, less than 15 miles under the surface, causing widespread damage and collapsing dozens ever buildings. >>> a double whammy for the skins. they lose to the carolina panthers 33-20. the burgundy and gold lost some key starters too, santana moss, london fletcher and tim hightower all left the game with injuries. >>> the rangers even up the series beating the cardinals in game four. derek holland pitched 8 1/3 of shutout ball. game five is tonight here on fox 5. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> good morning. it is 4:30 as we tax a live look over the u.s. capitol dome and what you are waking up is to a chilly day out there. could be nice later on today. -- it is 4:30 as we take a live look over the u.s. capitol dome. let's check in with tucker barnes. hello. >> what's happening? >> how are you? >> i'm fine considering it is 4:30 in the morning. today, upper 60s. i think a few of us will touch 70s. it will be a decent day. we'll have a mix of clouds and some sunshine working through. we have a cold front moving in from the north and west. that will bring us some cloud cover from time to time during the course of the day. we'll show you the cloud cover and it is thick in spots across the area. the gray you see is the cloud cover. i think we'll wake up with a lot of clouds and during the course of the day, there will be some peeks of sunshine. out west of cleveland there, that little area of cloudiness is a cold front. it is a weak one and when it gets in here later this afternoon and tonight, the winds will stir up a bit. there could be a few showers. humidity, 86%. your forecast for the day, mild, cloudy, high temperatures in the upper 60s and again, kind late day shower, hit and miss showers. most of us will be dry. >> okay. we can deal with that. >>> let's check in with lauren demarco in for julie wright this morning. >> we actually have a few accidents for this early hour in the morning. so a few things going on. if you are traveling in maryland southbound 895 heading through the baltimore area, we have reports of an accident, the harbor tunnel blocking the right lane. keep that this mind in you are making the trip southbound. let's take a look at 95 in maryland. we have reports of a wreck southbound 9 # at route 32 right near the ram top eastbound 32. you can see we do have the nice light volumes. -- we have reports of a recollect southbound 95 at route 32 right near the ramp to eastbound 32. >>> nice trip past the pentagon up towards the 14th street bridge and no problems to report right now on the beltway. over to you. >> thank you. >>> the big story this morning, the lululemon murder in bethesda. the trial for the former employee accused of killing a coworker in march begins today. stacy cohan is live necessity courthouse in rockville with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. that lululemon murder case was absolutely rivetting t captivated this whole area, became a national story, partly because of the brutality of the crime and because of the twists and turns of this investigation. now, brittany norwood, 21 years old, originally told police that she and her coworker jay ma nursey had been beaten and sexually assaulted by two masks men who entered the store after closing and followed them in this evening. but her story quickly unraveled and she was charged with first degree murder. >> there is a horrendous crime, coworkers. there should have been some type of intervention. i doubt if it was just an instant kind of impulsive act. >> like my age, you know and it is just so freaky and weird and i've been reading about it in you am curious to see what is going on with it. >> reporter: it was originally considered that norwood would plead not criminally responsible, known as the insanity plea. that plea has not been filed at this point. prosecutors believe that norwood decided to kill murray after murray caught sure stealing from the store. jury selection begins first thing this morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> investigators say 20-year- old keenan lee was shot and killed saturday night, just hours after home coming events wrapped up at the school. this happened directly in front of howard university hospital. police say the victim was not a student nor in any way involved with the hospital. the description of the suspect is very vague but investigators say they are interviewing possible witnesses. >>> and the developing disaster in turkey. rescue teams are racing to find survivors still trapped from yesterday's devastating earthquake. thousands slept outside overnight after buildings collapsed across eastern turkey following a 7.2 tremor. but temperatures dropped below freezing. the official death toll is now 217 but is expected to go up. hundreds of rescue teams dug through the night as aid groups set up tents and field hospitals. >>> a couple days ago, the united states warned of an imminent terror attack in kenya and last night, a grenade attack in the capital left 13 wounded. >> we've been getting threats from alshebab against americans and westerners so it is a very dangerous, uncertain situation. >> france is joining the fight against the somali militants. >>> in

and tweet from inside the courtroom. >>> alison the hunt is still on for the person who killed a man near howard university, 20-year- old keenan lee was gunned down in front of howard university hospital saturday night just hours after home coming events wrapped up at the school. the university sent out e-mail and text notifications to community members warning them to be on alert police say the victim was not a student and was not affiliated with the hospital. >>> to turkey, rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors trapped after yesterday's devastating earthquake. aid groups set up kitchens to help those who slept out overnight. the official death toll has just been raised to 270 people, it is expected to go even higher. >>> history is made in libya, the new leaders officially announced its liberation yesterday days after the death of moammar gadhafi, crowds celebrated in benghazis victory square they played the country's old national anthem the one used before gadhafi took control the national transitional council is working on election for a constitutional congress. >>> and they are counting ballots in tunisia's historic election there was a massive turn out yesterday

and w street near howard university hospital. police say the 20-year-old victim was taken to the hospital about a block away but died. howard universitytells us the shooting is not related to the hospital or the school, which was celebrating its homecoming. >>> d.c. police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a cab driver in northeast washington. police found the driver in his car at anacostia and pond street just before 4:00 a.m. yesterday morning. at this time police are still looking for a suspect and a motive. a response vane ya county neighborhood is on the lookout for a man month tried to snatch a 9-year-old girl on polaris court. she had just gotten off the school bus on friday when she noticed a man coming towards her. he chased her a couple houses before giving up and walking away. sheriff's department plans to add extra patrols. and the redskins will try to get back in the win column this afternoon. they're counting on john beck to help them do that. he will get his first start at quarterback against the carolina panthers. they are led by their explosive quarterback cam newton. a check on your forecast next. don't go

suspect after a shooting near howard university 20-year-old keenan lee was shot and killed around 10:00 p.m. saturday night along georgia avenue near howard university hospital. the student was not a student or affiliated with the hospital. the university sent out e-mail and text notifications warning students and staff to be on alert. >>> arrest in a deadly shooting of a prince georges county cab murder. the driver was found dead on tom street, 4:00 a.m. saturday police have not released a motive. >>> developing overseas, rescuers are racing to find survivors from yesterday's massive 7.2 earthquake in turkey just a little while ago they pulled a man from the rubble after he called them on his cell phone dozens more are still trapped now they are giving hope the death toll may not rise as first as predicted so far 217 killed. >> trouble in kenya united states warned of an eminent terror attack last night a grenade attack left 13 wounded in nairobi. militants warning of revenge. >> we have been getting threats from alshebab against americans and westerners it is a very dangerous, uncertain situation. >> terrorists have been blamed for the famine gripping the

howard university. this happened just hours after home coming event wrapped up. investigators say 20-year-old keenan lee was shot and killed around 10:00 saturday night. this was along georgia avenue in front of howard university hospital. police say the victim was not a student nor in any way involved with the hospital. the university sent out e-mail and text note if i indications to its community members warning them to be on alert. >>> president obama will be in las vegas later today continuing to push his jobs plan. nevada's unemployment rate is the highest in the nation at 13.4%. tonight, the president heads to los angeles for two high- profile fundraisers. antonio banderas and melanie griffith will host a fundraiser at their home. >>> herman cain with strong support. the university of iowa poll has cain ahead of mitt romney by 10 points now. cain has been grabbing headline for his 999 tax plan and now poconos are taxing his stance on abortion. cain says he is against abortion but last week clarified to say it should be an option for victims of rape and incest. other presidential hopeful says that makes him pro-choice. >> it is a liberal canard to say i am personally pro-life but government should stay out of that

howard university campus. police responded to the scene around 10:00 at georgia avenue northwest and w street, one block from the howard university hospital. police say the 20-year-old victim was taken to the hospital but pronounced dead. at this time they are still looking for the gunman. the shooting is not related to the hospital or the school, which was celebrating its homecoming. >>> not too far away, another shooting. just after 2:00 a.m. a person was shot near the intersection of 11th and otis place northwest. the victim was shot in the leg and is expected to be okay. >>>ation somber afternoon on the football field as montgomery county peewee football team remembered a mother and son who were murdered. before the game there was a moment of silence for 11-year-old william mcclain and his mother jane. coaches say william was a great player and his mother was an avid supporter. they say they are doing what they can to help williams's young teammates cope. >> we had a team meeting early this week. we told them, you know, let your emotions out if you have to. there's no shame if it in it. if you have to cry, cry. if you want to scream, scream. >> curtis lopez is accused of being responsible of both murders. >>> the woman accused of murdering her co-worker in a yoga clothing store is set to stand trial tomorrow. she is accused of killing jane that murphy at lululemon in bethesda. norwood's attorney said he's still open to negotiations on a possible plea bargain but is preparing for a trial. >>> tragedy in fairfax county fire department is mourning the loss of one of their own. horace pendergrass was 49 years old. officials say there's nothing suspicious about his death but remains under investigation right now. >>> a response vane ya county neighborhood is on the lookout for a man who tried to snatch a 9-year-old girl. it happened friday night on polaris court. the girl had just gotten off the school bus when she noticed a man coming at her. got close to her home, the suspect quickly turned away. >> we are treating this as though it was a typical occurrence of an attempted abduction. >> police are looking for silver or gray vehicle styled like a chrysler grand caravan with a dent in the passenger door. schools are letting out starting tomorrow. >> the occupy d.c. protesters are putting their money with their mouth is. >> the protest oers demonstrated outside the wells fargo bank in northwest d.c. two of the protesters actually went inside and closed their accounts with the bank saying the company didn't need their business since they were, quote, too big to fail." they returned to mcpherson square where they have been camped out for three weeks. >>> two of the biggest online search engines could soon be joining forces. google is considering a deal that would buy its rival yahoo!. google has talked to at least two private equity firms about helping finance a deal to buy the struggling web company. however, at this time nothing has been formalized. any deal would be sure to attract anti-trust scrutiny. >>> a new face at quarterback for the redskins as the team tries to get back in the "win" column. john beck will be under center at charlotte sass washington takes on the carolina panthers. the quarterback switch comes after rex grossman's horrible outing against the eagles. the panthers are 1-5 on the season. with rookie sensation cam newton at quarterback the redskins know they can't take anything for granted. >> i think they have lost a lot of games by three to seven points. we have all heard of cam's numbers. 400 yards passing. we have eight or nine rushing touchdowns. so they are a dangerous football team. >> and the skins will have to get that win without the help from tight jeopardy across cooly who got laid out by corner back byron westbrook. and they are both out with injuries. a little banged up, new quarterback. but we have faith. >> yes, we do. >> it is 6:39 right now. another memoir from the top bush official is coming out. why condoleezza rice said she wanted to quick at one point. >> what mcdonald's wants to do for the third when you believe in the future, you're always looking ahead... to what's next, to what's possible. confident that taking action now, is the way to create a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america has always been... and always will be a smart investment. at&t. >>> country music center loretta lynn is in the hospital with pneumonia. she had to cancel a performance in kentucky after becoming ill last night. a self-proclaimed coal miner's daughter she shot to fame in the '60s and '70s and earned a reputation as a feminist. last weekend she performed right here in d.c.. >>> tomorrow the much anticipated biography of steve jobs goes on sale. the author did more than 40 interviews with jobs over two years and they talked about his battle with pancreatic cancer. he delayed surgery for two years before finally opting to go under the knife. >> he tried to treat it with diet. he goes to spiritualists, various ways of doing it m ra cobiotically and doesn't get an operation. >> why doesn't he get it operated on healed? >> i asked him that. he said i didn't want my body to be opened. i didn't want to be violated in that way. >> jobs also had harsh words for his rival bill gates. he called him unimagine active and said he ripped off other people's ideas. and he slammed google saying they wholesale ripped apple off in creating their android phone. >>> a memoir for former secretary of state condoleezza rice is due out next month. she said she was close to resigning during the bush white house era. it paints a picture of tension between rice, dick cheney and secretary of defense ronald rumsfeld. the former secretary of state said she threatened to quick after he authorized commissions without telling her. this is one of the latest from bush-era staffers who paint a picture of disagreement over how to protect a country post 9/11. >>> moving the caucus back to february 4th. gop leaders were planning a january 14th caucus but that caused a primary shuffle between new hampshire and iowa. those states traditionally hold the first presidential primaries. if nevada had not moved the date new hampshire threatened to hold theirs this december. >>> the republican easily won his reelection bid picking up 66% of the votes. >>> well, some fast food if you like mcdonald's it is looking to raise its prices for the third time this year. the fast fold giant said rising cost of beer and increasing labor. altogether they have raised prices 2.4% across the board this year. >> not good news for parents out there if they want to save some money. >> not so happy meal. >> yeah. what's up with that. >> sad meal. >> oscar the grouch is the toy. >> exactly. >> $7 for a happy meal? >> oscar is so cute. >> he is cute. that's very true. a great day today. if you want to get outside, take a picture of the fall followage. a walk through the woods. great sunday weather for >>> so this morning not only is this sweater weather, it could be hat and gloves weather. >> it depends on how cold sensitive you are or folks with short hair. sometimes you lose a lot of heat through the top of your head. you lose most of your body heat through the head. if you are folically challenged or just choose to cut it that way -- >> folic callie challenged, i like that. >> as long as you get outside and keep things moving, you'll be just fine. it is off to a chill skwr start this morning. widespread 30s now across all the western and northern. a bit of a bundle up factor. mostly clear sky during the overnight hours. hardly a pwroez allowed temperatures to fall off dramatically. sun rise not ol' 7:25. a little bit of early morning color out there first thing. temperature, that degrees at national airport. there's the calm wind right now. under the clear skies, look at these temperatures. 48 thanks to the influence of the bay water in annapolis. 37 in huntingtown, college park and gaithersburg. dulles airport, 36 degrees this morning. and even up into northern maryland, some spots along the pennsylvania border probably touching the freezing mark. 34 in frederick. 36 martinsburg. 36 in culpepper and charlottesville. nothing on the radar. 100% rain free for today. only the slightest chance, a next cluster of showers west of indianapolis. that's our next little chance for rain. still quite a ways away. partly to mostly sunny skies. a few extra clouds later this afternoon. a very usable outdoor weather day today. clear skies during the overnight hours. most of yesterday's clouds are now long gone as high pressure continues to move in. we're off to a very chilly start first thing this morning. but bright sunshine will put temperatures in the low to mid-60s. high pressure overnight tonight. a few extra clouds coming back. not quite as cold tomorrow morning. waiting for a weather front. 4:30 monday afternoon the front out to our north and west. a few sprinkles southernmost pennsylvania, far northern or western maryland. it runs out of moisture as it comes through the mountain. we will be rain free in the city. mostly sunny. a little bit milder than yesterday. it's going to feel a lot warmer than yesterday thanks to the sunshine. near peak color. highs today into the low and mid-60s except along the ridge tops. back to work and school tomorrow. partly sunny, mild. still on the whole a nice day. any real rain chances late tomorrow probably going to see staying in parts of southern pennsylvania, out into western maryland. mid-60s today. upper 60s on monday. mid to upper 60s tuesday. near 70 on wednesday before the rain showers return. so be ready for that. and it's going to be a close call to get the rain out before the marine corps. marathon next week. >> 50s, wow. >> very chilly. >> get ready. >> it's almost november. >> thank you, chuck. >> cardinals slugger albert pujols put on quite a show in game 3 of the world series. >> and he hits. here goes one into left. how about three on the night? >> how pretty is that swing? all-star first baseman slugged three home runs and drove in six as the cards routed the texas rangers, 16-7. only two other players in major league history hit three homers in one world series game. reggie jackson did it once and babe ruth did it twice. cardinals now lead the world series two games to one. game 4 is tonight at 8:00. here's hakim dermish with this morning sports. >>> good morning, everyone. w457d at verizon center last night makes capitals fans salivate for a cup. in the battle of unbeatens, they rocked the mighty red wings for seven goals. hockey fights night at verizon center. 12-year-old anthony holly dropping the first puck. tries to go back in. thomas says i don't think so. kicks his leg out. finished with 33 saves. later in the first, still no score. caps on the power play. sends it to mike green. one-timer. beats ty conklin. perform pass from back stropl. mike green had two goals and two assists. less than a minute later. knubel to similar monday. over to johannson. he shoots and scores. see the play again. qaa tphaoub el to s similaren, johannson. 2-0 capitals just like that. third period, 5-1, caps. loose puck in front. perot says thank you very much. makes it look easy. his second goal of the game. they win 7-1. coach bruce boudreaux treating it, though, like just another victory. >> every day is a different challenge. i mean, if you look at it that way. that's how i tend to look at it every day. you wake up, there's new challenges. and you just find new inspiration to -- ways to make it exciting. there is. there's a lot of games left. 75 games. if my math serves. >> yes, bruce, your math is correct. up next, washington plays on the road at ed monday ton on thursday. college football, terps in tallahassee. they get crushed by the seminoles. it wasn't as bad as what happened to c.j. brown. making his second career start at qb for maryland. terps down 17-3. brown runs up the middle. and, boom, helmet-to helmet hit. take another look and listen. >> oh, my. personal foul on bradham. he passes all the tests by the medical staff and was cleared to return. danny o'brien takes over. maryland trails 24-3 on third and goal. o'brien keeps it on the option. scores from five yards out. maryland cuts the lead to 14. coach randy said after the game next week's starting qb will be a game time decision. fourth quarter, florida state in front. 27-10. to freeman. he blows by the terps defense. 41 yard touchdown. florida state defeats maryland, 41-16. the terps have now lost three in a row. blacksburg, homecoming for virginia tech taking on boston  college. third quarter, hokies trail by one. pitches to david wilson. and he's a speedy fellow. races down the sidelines. you can't stop wilson. gives in for a 42 yard score. he finished with 140 yard rushing. thomas throws it for for marcus davis. hauls it in for a 20 yard touchdown. virginia tech defeats boston college, 30-14. hokies improve to 7-1. let's go to charlottesville. cavaliers hosting westfield high school standout and the wolfpack. tied at seven. glennon, play action. perfect pass to underwood. 33 yard scoring is strike. he finished with three touchdowns, 19 for the season. n.c. state up 14-7. fourth quarter, uva trails, 21-14. from their own four yard line. into the hands of amerson. gives in for the touchdown. four turnovers. two interceptions in the game. he leads the nation with eight. wolfpack down the cavaliers 28-14. navy against east carolina. midshipman pro chris proctor knocked out. eight minutes to play. navy down by three. miller. back to pass. goes up top deep to matt aiken. 37 yards score. second touchdown pass of the game. navy takes a 35-31 lead. here we go. just over two minutes to play. pirates are second and goal. handoff to reggie bulllock. he punches it in for his third touchdown of the game. east carolina wins 38-35. navy lost five straight, its longest streak since 2002. i'm hakim dermish. have a great day. >> can't get over the hit from the florida state player. unbelievable. >> makes your neck hurt. >> makes your neck hurt. >> at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us this morning on news 4 today. i'm angie goof. >> i'm john schriffen. today is sunday october, 23rd. chuck bell is here with your sunday forecast. >> nice autumnal chill. a little bit of a bundle up factor to get your second half of your weekend under way. i'm optimistic today will be much prettyier than yesterday. yesterday it hung tough all day. >> the darn cloud decks. >> dang decks. as a result of the clearing sky temperatures really tumbled during the overnight. many spots down into the 30s now. even 38 at the inner harbor in baltimore. 36, manassas, 35 martinsburg. 34 in cumberland, maryland. even 30s down into charles today, charlotte hall. but it will be a bright and sunny day today. pick up a few clouds from time to time. certainly nothing as sun blocking as the clouds yesterday. as a result highs today low to mid-60s. it will feel about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday thanks to the increased sunshine. tomorrow back to work and school. a pretty good day tomorrow. a mix of clouds and sunshine. close anything on 70 degrees tomorrow. upper 60s tuesday. near 70 wednesday. save the rest of the seven days for later. >> the four days look good. >> what a tease. >> all right. thank you, chuck. >> all right. >> well, your top stories this morning. d.c. police are searching for a gunman after a man is shot near howardity hospital. the 20-year-old victim was taken to the hospital, which was about a block away but he died. howard university hospital tells us the shooting is not related to the hospital or the school. >>> people are celebrate anything libya right now as new concerns with being raised about the deaths of their former dictator. an autopsy on gadhafi say he died from a gunshot wound. >>> redskins will try to get back into the "win" column this afternoon. they're helping on john beck to help him do just that. they will get their first start as quarterback against the panthers. they are led by their explosive rookie quarterback cam newton. he's a big one. >> he's good. the redskins have their hands full. >> those are just some of the stories making news today. up next is nbc 4's viewpoint. . >>> good morning and welcome to viewpoint. i'm pat lawson muse. this morning we focus our military and their families. thanks usa is a nonpartisan charitable organization to mobilize americans to say th