and our own doug kammerer will be breathing deep with you. he will be emceeing on the 6th of november. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. >>> making the transition to civilian life and navigating meaningful career paths can be a daunting task for veterans, wounded warriors and spouses but staffing network is doing it and doing it well using an approach working for the veteran and the employer. joining us now are david mure junior, senior vice president of the veteran's staffing network. robert simpson works for the easter seals and nathaniel corbin is responsible for security. thankfully there are so many programs out there now that are helping veterans and their families find their sea legs if you will, after deployment. your program is different. what makes it different? >> well, i think to begin with, our program was designed to be the only self sustaining solution for veteran employment challenges. out of all of the thousands of programs that literally existed over the years, one unique commonality

expecting parents to seniors, dental services and even educational services will also be va our doug kammerer got a chance to tour that facility. he talked to the director about why mary's center is so important. >> it's a community that is not changing. we have people here who are mixed. >> mary's center serves more than 36,000 people around you have been connected to them for awhile. >> a good number of years. the gala is tomorrow night. special to be out there today. take a look at what's going on here. we're seeing rain earlier coming right on through the region. now for the most part, we're about done. heads up in those areas. as we widen out, we have one here and one more back to the west. we're not quite done with the rain. most of us should be dry. this is the first we have seen. there's been snow up towards connecticut, parts of new york and northeast. and down to the south, still so some thunderstorm tuft earlier. if you're heading to the d.c. united game, it's playoff season. 59 degrees at 7:00. 57 by 9:00. could be a couple sprinkles by the time you get home. so go united. a prett

let's get to cheep meteorologist doug kammerer. how long do you think this is going to stick around? >> for the most part, this is all moving out. it will continue to do so. we do have shower activity to southern maryland. let's show you where the showers are coming in region. but they are just about out. we're just going to see a couple showers and show you what's happening. that's where we're seeing the rain now. if you're in charles county, continue to see that rain. thunderstorms to the south. see often as we make your way towards halloween this weekend. >>> students are so devastated over a classmate's murder counsels had to come to the high school. >> he was shot outside a theater at the saint charles town center last night. he was with friends. police say he stopped to talk with a 19-year-old about a drug deal and for some reason jefferson shot him. >> i see him at taco bell and let us know he was doing okay and give that little smile. >> jefferson is now charged with first-degree murder. plus say good witness descriptions l

doug kammerer keeping an eye on it. how cold? >> for right now. not bad. we got temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. 64 in d.c. little bit of a breeze continuing to help us with those temperatures. just to the north only 50 at state college and most everybody on the cool side. cooler than average. tonight frost advisory the first frost of the season for i-95 krird cluds prince george's, montgomery county, d.c., arlington, parts of loudoun and prince william and fauquier county. leesburg, luray, front royal, martinsburg. this is the area we have freeze warning as temperature will get close to freezing overnight. couple of things you can do. bring in plants or cover those sensitive plants and bring in your pets. much more on this, how cold you'll get in your area. i got that forecast. i'll see you back here at 4:15. >>> we're following some breaking news. it turns out several people are going to be okay after an mobile people movers got into an accidents at dulles airport. you can check it out right there. chopper 4 live over the scene. a spokesperson f

doug kammerer is tracking the temps for us. how low tonight >> pretty low. many areas see their first freeze of the season. frost advisories and freeze warnings both in effect in some new areas have been placed in the frost advisory. let's show you the numbers. 66 d.c. 56 hagerstown. it's already 48 up to the north. that's the cold air filtering on in. yesterday at this time i was showing you numbers near 80 down towards the south. much colder than we were this time yesterday and this is the frost advisory. couple new areas includes county. it's always included areas around the d.c. metro area and points to the west. that's for frost. for temperatures above freezing but below 38 degrees. freeze advisory that's for areas off to the west and that's where we do expect temperatures to get around the freezing mark around frederick, leesburg, hagerstown, areas in the purple could see their first freeze of the season. bring in those sensitive plants and pets and cover up the plans i have the latest what you can expect when you wake up tomorrow morning. time to turn

the sun's starting to set, or is it my imagination, doug kammerer, or is the sun setting a little earlier every night? >> y 6:15 tonight. >> unfortunately. >> as predicted, doug, you were telling us to bundle up. boy did we have to this morning. a little frost. some people had freezing temps. tomorrow we're going to need the umbrellas. >> today it was the ice scrapers. if you didn't have that. tomorrow the umbrellas. thanks for joining me in the weather sent, by the way. >> always a pleasure. >> i put out there i'm sick and then you come into the weather center. i love it, if you're sick tomorrow, you know why. out there today, we saw the sunshine early. and then we saw the cloud cover very cool. many areas down below 30 degrees. well below freezing. a frost across much of the region as well. that's not going to be the case tonight because of the clouds. 57 right now. winds out of the south 5 miles an hour. temperatures below average. well below gaithersburg. 55 manassas. one thing we're watching is the rain for tomorrow. it's not going be at 7:00 a.m. not nearly going to be as cold. noon