but i'm only seeing reports of drizzle in la ray far to the west and around wise, virginia a little bit of light snowfall. i think by 7:00 we'll probably see the first drops of rain and then it'll quickly start mixing in with a little bit of light snow as we pull toward the evening and midnight. we're in the 40s right now. here is a look at your good night forecast with light rain for 9:00. a mixture of rain and snow by 11:00 p.m. we'll take a look at the morning forecast in what could be a troublesome sunday morning. pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> parents, students, and police are on alert in fairfax county. a 15-year-old girl says a man sexually assaulted her as she was walking to her bus stop. it happened wednesday morning near the intersection of fair lakes, parkway, and monument drive in the fair oaks area. >> reporter: this sexual assault happened near this intersection, fairfax county police were back out here this morning patrolling and making sure that the kids made it to school without any issue. they are warning parents to tell their children there is a possible sexual predato

it includes sam la hood, ray la hood, they are accused of using foreign financing to spread unrest in the country they are threatening to hold back aid to egypt if the charges against the americans are not dropped. >>> time now, today a hearing will determine whether the captain of the costa concordia should remain under house arrest. now the captain faces problems as they work to extract more than 2300 tons of diesel fuel from the ship. seven other people are still missing. >>> in election news, he is moving on to three states, colorado, minnesota and missouri. two hours ago we got the final vote count in nevada. as projected, mitt romney came in with 50% of the vote and competition was initially reported. newt gingrich got 21%. rick santorum finished last with 10%. >>> a new poll shows president barack obama widening his lead over mitt romney if the front- runner becomes the gop. he now leads mitt romney among registered voters by 51 to 45%. the improving economy is boosting the president's number in order to connect with average americans. >>> a hearing will be held for the used gu

it's also kind of chilly, we're holding into the low- to mid- 40s here, la ray is up to 54. so we're going to slowly climb this afternoon into the upper 40s, potentially the low 50s for highs. but more showers and storms, and i'll let you know whether or not we're going to set the record for washington and what that record is when i see new a few minutes, plus we're going to talk about the upcoming weekend. it's looking like a 50/50 weekend right now. mike, back to you. >> howard, we'll see you in a little bit. >>> a judge has delayed the start of two trials resulting from the deadly metro line crash back in 2009. both wrongful death cases were scheduled to go to trial next month, but judge reggie walton delayed one trial until october, the other one until november. metro and several other companies involved in crash lawsuits have settled with seven out of the nine families where people were killed. >>> we have a commuter alert for you now. it's a new way for metro bus riders to stay on top of things. metro has a new e-mail and text alert system set up for the buses. the tra

and we're talking about a good chance of maybe over 3 inches back toward winchester, port royal, la raydown i-81 the area that will definitely see the most impact. southern maryland i think you'll see some snow but i don't expect it to stick at all on the roadways. that's the good news for that. i don't anticipate too many problems from our next snow event but it is going to be on a sunday and will labt sunday and of course we will be revising this forecast as we move closer to the actual event. >> all right. we know you will, doug. thank you. dan is here talking maryland basketball. a tough spell. >> it's been i don't want to say a rough season but interesting. terps at home against boston college trying to get back on the winning track after losing 3 of the last 4 games. now with an injury to starting point guard howard it's like the start of the season all over again and wins very hard to come by. been a rollercoaster ride for the new head coach mark turgeon but he has done a yoman's job holding things together. i recently sat down with turgeon and got his take on year one in college

by 1:30 maybe some shower activity around 995 but back toward i-81 la ray, front royal, winchester up through frederick, up through martinsburg, west virginia. up toward the charles town area. this will be snow and all snow. watch what happens by tomorrow morning. moves to the east. washington, d.c. i think by 5:00, 6:00 we'll switch it over snow. many of us could see some snow on the roof tops tomorrow but it's just going to be a coating with this first round. southern maryland, you stay rain throughout the day. here comes a little break. by 11:30 a little break but we are talking about cold air and cloud cover and very windy conditions. then we'll see another round of snow move in. this is the one that i expect to see some coating to an inch of snow even down toward the south in through southern maryland and around the d.c. area. more like a coating than an inch but i would not be surprised to see a few areas maybe around the half inch mark maybe up to an inch in some areas. rain and snow developing this evening mostly after midnight. 38 to 43 degrees. tomorrow morning you'll wake u

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la hood. he is the son of the transportation secretary ray la hood.pt has banned them from leaving the country. officials saleh hood and several colleagues are taking shelter at the united states embassy in cairo. washington has been pressuring egypt to let the americans leave. and today a state department spokeswoman reiterated the state department's decision could say effect the checks they get. >> these actions can have consequences for our relationship including with regard to our assistance program. that is not what we want. we need to resolve this issue now. >> shepard: it is a mess. the united states gives egypt more than a billion dollars in aid every year. that money, in theory, helps stabilize the region. tonight, it's not clear how high a price egypt is willing to pay to-to-make an example of some americans. mike emanuel has the news live in washington tonight. the problems are many here. they are not in their old confuse. they haven't gotten to the new constitution. their old government is gone. their new government is not in yet. they are

la hood, the son of u.s. transportation secretary ray la hood. most of the foreigners were involved in pro democracy groups and in egypt to monitor elections. >>> president obama says the u.s. will work with israel to prevent iran from becoming a new york power and says that he hopes the crisis will be resolved diplomatically. >> they, like us, believe that iran has to stand out on its nuclear weapons program. and we have mobilized the international community in a way that is unprecedented. and they are feeling the pinch. >> the president told nbc in an interview, from the white house yesterday, that israel is rightly concerned about iran's nuclear program. and last week, the defense secretary leon panetta wa into the dispute a report that he believes israel may attack iran this spring in an attempt to set back iran's nuclear program. >>> 4:50 now. a devastating story making national headlines this morning. two young boys are dead after their father intentionally blew up their home in western washington. and it happened yesterday, in the communit

of whom who are still trapped in that country, among them the son of the transportation secretary ray lamericans accused of breaking the law why working with pro-democracy groups there the u.s. has warned it could cut some of the $1 billion plus in aid money that egypt gets from us every year. but today the military appointed prime minister said such threats are meaningless. the whole thing has put a big strain on our relationship with a country that was a key ally in that region it comes as egypt's military rulers deal with growing unrest over the slow transition to democracy there doug mckelway is in washington tonight. doug, it's my understanding that the state department has now gotten a sort of charging document from the egyptians for these people. >> that's right, shep. it may be a formal charging document. it's also over 100 pages long and written in arabic so the state department has to fully and carefully translate it. that said we do know the evidence collected against the 19 americans includes maps, cash and videos taken of churches and military facilities in egypt. they are c

and all the mind the round up of activists has also netted the son of you asked mr taishi secretary ray la hood for the fueling tension between cairo in washington. isn't simply because. of them in a sort of plans for. i don't think that. at all in the things. so this is a game and there it was military aid to egypt reaches one point three billion dollars annually has been very serious there has been weeks to condemn this car when in the days of blank checks are over or they condemned mubarak tons of times but at the end of the day the continued on flowing that the provided support also continued on flowing. or in washington's so-called support for democracy here in the middle east and washington wants to step in laws the situation as much as possible in order to guarantee its interests they don't care about democracy meanwhile even those on the streets protesting against car share the council's concerns about the engineer's motives the usa has had a hand in tips policymaking for years but the whole n.t. and your campaign has become the first serious disagreement between america and the co

dozen americans who work for nonprofit groups in egypt including the son of transportation secretary ray la hood. they're accused of posturing unrest there. >>> mitt romney is on the hunt for his next big victory days after winning the nevada caucuses, the former massachusetts governor is out campaigning in colorado today. and voters head to the polls there tomorrow. and romney's focus, president obama. >> you know, this president's misguided policies made these tough times last longer. if i'm elected president, my priority will be about worrying about your job, not saving my own. >> and the poll shows obama is slightly ahead of romney but a majority of americans still disapprove of the president's handseling of the economy. meanwhile newt gingrich and the rest of the g.o.p. contenders are determined to stay in that race. >>> california's attorney general harris has until the end of the day to sign a proposed settlement under deceptive foreclosure practices. several other states have agreed to it. and the nation's five biggest banks are on board as well. but so far, harris says the deal is

transportation secretary ray la hood. most of the foreigners were involved in pro democracy groups and they were in egypt to monitor elections. >>> and more violence in syria today. activists say at least 30 more civilians have been killed. also today, syrian's demonstrated in front of the russian embassy after russia vetoed a u.n. resolution aimed at ending blood shed in syria. russian guards fired into the air as protesters tried to break into the embassy. leaders say the only way to oust the assad regime is by force. the assad regime says it will continue its crack down on rebels. >>> it may have reversed its position, but the funding fallout continues. why many say it will be a while for the susan g. komen foundation a while to recover by the planned parenthood debacle. >>> some describe what happened on board cruise ships to make them sick. >>> hi, everybody. nice to see you. today, beautiful day. tomorrow, things are going to change. we've got clouds coming into the bay area. boy, stay tuned after that. a wild tuesd

it includes sam la hood and he is the transportation secretary of ray la head. accused, they are threatening to do 18 billion if those charges against the americans are not dropped. >>> and coming up at 5:45 the decision by rugs why over the with -- russia over the weekend sparked international outrage. >>> we are looking at the east bay because that is where it gets heavy first. actually we are going to start here on the peninsular, that went away, that is good, as you can see, i almost for got about that and we found it was good news westbound bay bridge with no major issues and also the morning commute looks good at 880. >>> we have mostly cloudy stuff but that system is getting closer. this system is looking good. it looks like they are one and done and a half inch of two inches of rain should cover it. you are good to go today. winds is picking up out of the east southeast and rain fall an inch to a half inch, local lied one to two -- localized one to two. yet 38 in fairfield and also napa. santa rosa napa 49, 40s for many. there is oakland airport out of f

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