northbound lanes of sudley road at lamond drive, they have reopened. also good news. if you're traveling gw parkway northbound as you make your way past spout run parkway, you had road work lasting over the weekend, blocking the northbound lanes. it's now gone. travel lanes are open. taking the beltway in prince george's county. in both directions, your travel lanes are open. not seeing any road work. very light volume. as you make your way past 201, again in both directions, nice and clear. as you make your way past connecticut avenue taking the beltway, this time in montgomery county, no issues between i-95 and i-270. very light volume. no accidents. aaron and eun, back over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> fall is officially here, and there are lots of great ways throughout the area to enjoy it. >> one of our favorites is to pick pumpkins. i don't know if you like to do that. probably not. one looks to be a pumpkin patch with a purpose. this weekend, st. paul's pumpkin patch in kensington officially opened for business. you can pick from dozens of pum kins, and a

in 200510-year-old talia lamond watched from her home in iowa as hurricane katrina devastated the goldr: even at such a young age she felt compelled to help people affected by the storm devising plans to trick-or-treat for donations, rather than candy. >> why did you decide to do this? >> well, i don't know who wouldn't want to. i mean, who wouldn't want to help? >> reporter: her plan gained momentum. only after some initial opposition from an unlikely foe, her young eer brother xander. >> i'm opposed to it? >> why are you opposed to it? >> because i want my candy back. >> yet xander's opposition actually brought a swell of support to the cause, and kids around the country joined talia to tally more than $10 million. though at 10 years old she took on the title of ceo, chief executive optimist, and named her organization random kid, and out of that simple act of kindness a philanthropist was born. >> don't be afraid to like embrace that. >> reporter: now 17 and a senior in high school, she continues to do good and shares her message with other young people. >> i figured that if kids co

out in manassas northbound at sudly road at lamond drive, authorities were dealing with a fire.atch out for lane closures. no problems from aspen hill, wheaton, bethesda, burtonsville, 270 from frederick. a live look outside on the beltway in college park. a good indication of what it looks like all around the beltway. more traffic at 4:39. >> thank you, monika. >>> robert griffin iii is easily the most exciting player in the n.f.l. this season. yesterday we helped the redskins beat the vikings. >> just one week after being knocked out of the game. he led the skins to their first home win in more than a year. at the start of the game many were wondering if rg3 would be okay. he proved to everyone watching he was perfectly fine. better than that, he finished the game 17-22 with 182 yards. he ran the ball 13 times for 138 yards and two touchdowns. that included a 76-yard touchdown run late in the game which helped seal the win for the team. final score on this one redskins 38-vikings 26. >> took off running and got to the sideline. thought i ran out of bounds because everyone has

project and the way certain media action york times or the guardian lamond and some other papers were handling these issues which i thought was very good because there was a dettori judgment there putting you know that were legally or illegally obtained just like that war was fought for me very irresponsible because in a way it affected many people in some countries some of these people i met and i spoke to them but when it. comes mr. right to express his views in relation to the work he's doing as a whistleblower and the work that some other papers are doing pertaining does darter is not in any way under threat at this moment but look a sorceress an r.v. and what. the whole problem around we can rig says is this. american military found so little is so strangely united states back. in europe today and his problems are here and many people most of the people who we who we see outside i'll say the same to see the they think that he's being punished they try to punish him for doing what he thinks is right spreading information blowing the whistle so this is not right this is happening i

but would have blown up to be a big story this week when it was revealed finally that in 2006, greg lamondat cyclist the first american who win the tour de france, his wife, kathy testified in 2006 that nike paid $500,000 in a bribe to the president of the international cycling union to suppress a positive steroid test. now, nike denied that yesterday. and then today said lance armstrong, we want nothing to do with you. and once nike cut the cord with lance armstrong that not only dominated the news, but it caused this cascade of other sponsors seeing where the nike weather vane was pointing and said lance, are you no more. >> eliot: it sounds to me like your scorn is equally apportioned between lance and nike. you think nike is a corporate hypocrite. lance is a fallen hero. when it comes to lance we'll come back to nike because that's a fascinating story you just told. when it comes to lance will the public be as tough on him as you have just been? he was, you know, early on as this emerged people said but he did such great stuff with battling his own cans, raising the money does that get

. >> reporter: the wife of cyclist gregg lamond once offered to pay a former teammate $300,000 to say husband was doping. now there is sworn testimony coming to life that lance armstrong offered bribes to people up to $50,000 in the early 90s to have an opposing cyclist throw races. arm strong's team denies all of this. they call this nothing more than a witch hunt. but he's off the livestrong foundation and his sponsors have dropped him and now his report in the tour de france have all been erased. megyn: gone. trace, thank you. to get-out-the-vote drive raising some eyebrows with a politician and others can be in hot water for offering cash and cocktails for votes. five weeks after the terror attack in benghazi. how susan race came to blame the video over what had already been called a planned attack. >> reporter: can you talk briefly about the attack in benghazi? >> thanks for your interest. [ male announcer ] are you considering a new medicare plan? then you may be looking for help in choosing the right plan for your needs. so don't wait. call now. whatever your health coverage ne