guilford between saratoga and lexington. double lane closures are in effect. 50 miles per hour on southbound 95 coming towards the beltway. a smooth ride on the north and west side. no problems on 795 or seven. no delays at all this morning. this is 70 near 29. east and westbound 7 it looks good but building in the eastbound direction toward the beltway. 50 at thetch over to severna river bridge and looking good in this area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> winter weather came early to new england. look at this seemed in massachusetts. a traffic nightmare. wind gusts of 63 miles per hour. tens of thousands of homes were left without power. a treat felt on a home, narrowly missing a sleeping baby. elizabeth smart is scheduled to take the stand for a second day of testimony. yesterday she chronicled her nightmarish existence from the time david mitchell allegedly kidnapped her, repeatedly raped her, and married her. defense attorneys are trying to portray mitchell as a deranged man who did not understand his own act

not amounting to much. 39 degrees gaithersburg, 47 in the district, lexington park 39 degrees.old and calm overnight, mild sunday. are you ready for a little bit of rain? maybe just in time for the redskins football game. it details and the forecast coming up. >>> thank you. still ahead, pricey treasures. they once belonged to one of the nation's most of them as criminals. today they were auctioned off. plus, facebook band, which country tried to temporarily block the website on moral grounds. and a marriage proposal turned violent. >>> tonight, one of the world's most famous political prisoners is free. she has been under detention 15 of the last 21 years. the nobel peace prize laureate has been an outspoken advocate of democracy in her country. they are under military rule and has one of the worst human rights records in the world. >>> president obama is wrapping up his 10-day tour through asia. he focused on boosting international trade to help further the u.s. economy. >> call him the salesman in chief. all week, president obama has been trying to convince asian leaders to

i represent the homeowners' association on lexington as well as the valencia never heard. >> state your name for the record. >> the president mentioned it -- steven mcdonald. and there is broad support. of course, the devil is in the details. however, i am pleased to report that with one minor exception, and with two stipulations -- generous stipulations on the part of mr. knowles, we support the revised planning department exhibit a conditions of approval. we only request at paragraph 38 a second public information hearing on compliance with these conditions here at the planning commission 12 months after the first day of business. in a little while, or in a moment, the neighbors can talk about what they are worried about, frankly. the two simple conditions by which we offer the support that mr. knowles has kindly agreed to, and i am going to seek his consent -- bottles should be removed out the front door open. second, deliveries shall be made between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. only in the rear. outside of those hours, they will be made through the front door. if i may, i will ask that

it was a year before lexington concord. he said so learning are the measures taken for laying the foundation of the despotic authority of great britain over us with such artful and vigilance is the plan prosecuted that unless the present generation can interrupt the work while it is going forward, can it be imagined that our children debilitated by our imprudence and supine miss will be able to overthrow it when completed? that is what john dickinson and the founding fathers were thinking two years before the declaration of independence. they weren't anxious to get into a conflict with great written that they felt they had to defend their liberty, they had to defend the government they had known american have to do it not just for themselves, they had to do it for their children and their grandchildren and future generations. and they say in my book that i think it is 1774 in the united states of america, john dickinson was polite. a supine people were not defend their freedom but there is one way it is vastly different tha

lexington will close between charles and frederic and so will day.ing to see minor delays on the top side outer loop between 95 and 83 as why are average speed. we can take a live look at that and see the brake lights at harford road. we're expecting later than usual volume. there's a look at 95. traffic is extremely light. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. buy right the first time. toyota moving forward. back over to you. >>> this morning's coffee with cece winans. ladies and gentlemen, cece winans. how are you? >> i'm great. how are you. >> doing great. when this experience kicked off and now you're coming up to the and of this l-which will be -- end of this which will be held 38 down the road in d.c., you must feel very fulfilled. >> i do. it's been a great experience. the 14-city tour, choir competition has been awesome. now we're at the end of it. this weekend is the finale. all of the winners will come together and it's on. >> now somebody in baltimore wants to see this, they can -- where do you get tickets? >> at the

paul and lexington streets. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation with a passing car. somebody inside that car shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. late sunday afternoon, police were called to the 1700 block of north ellamont street. a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. so far, police have no possible motives and have not made any arrests. if you have any information on any of these incidents, contact city police. reporting live at police headquarters, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police are looking for a group of suspects on the campus of loyola university. three people were walking and two men with knives approached them and punched one of the victims. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore city police. police are looking for whoever started taking potshots at passing cars with a pellet gun. at least three vehicles were shot near the loch raven reservoir. one person was hit in

from the lexington institute. we're going to take a short break. we're going to talk about the coal industry. today is saturday the 27th. we will be right back. >> this year student cam video documentary is in full swing. wards through my lens. upload your video to c-span before january 20th to win the grand prize of $5,000. go only to student cam.org. >> every weekend on c-span three. experience american history tv. 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. hear historic speeches and events that shaped our nation. as top history professors delve into america's history. american history on c-span three. "washington journal" continues. host: amy harder is the energy and environment reporter here to talk to us about the coal industry. welcome to the "washington journal." guest: thanks for having me. host: first tell us what is clean coal? guest: first of all. a lot of people think it's an oxymoron. it's kind of a lamen's term ccs. that's technology that will enable, although not commercially viable yet, where coal burning plants to ru

takes longer to burn off. 59 degrees, wins at 3 miles per hour coming out of the northwest. 63 in lexington park. take a look at this. up from below zero. i saw ratings of - 9 in montana. we could get hit by a cold front tomorrow. basically, we will go from 10 degrees above average right now, to a little below average to wind up the work week. satellite and radar composite showing the morning fog burning off around 11:00. the cold front associated with that rain is going to drop in. take a look at this narrow band of storms. tomorrow, increasing clouds. this narrow band drops in and could give us a few showers. it will not amount to much. patchy clouds possible tonight. average temperatures will be in the 40, 50 costa bent. tonight. by wednesday, we drop down into the lower 50's. looking like a pretty good travel day, especially around the mid-atlantic. breezy but seasonable temperatures. the chance of showers around thanksgiving day. it is a tricky forecast with some different model solutions. >> thank you. meanwhile, we are continuing to monitor the breaking news out of the district. juro

lexington park 1 1/2.be areas between these stations especially in southern maryland where visibility is drastically reduced due to fog. temperatures are in the 40's right now. we have clouds above the fog. that cloud cover is pushing to the north around east. we have a cold front moving in. it will stall overhead and a tpnew storm system will develop along the cold front. it stretching north to south and the new low pressure is developing over the gulf of mexico. that will move in and give us the rain showers and not so perfect weather. but it will be good. notice the clouds increasing closer to sunset. some areas of rain after midnight, off and on rain tomorrow all the way into wednesday morning. near 60 and partly cloudy today. then well clear up again by thursday after the rain tuesday and wednesday. now to lisa. >> slow on the outer loop from van dorn to the crash at eisenhower. only the left lane getting by. no worries in the district. talked to the folks that handle the dulles toll road t. is good.

we are looking at 71 in lexington. high pressure off the coast. this will spin and move out of here. this has been working for the last four or five days. lots of sunshine. a cool night to night, but temperatures not dramatically cooler than we have seen. we expect clouds to clear out nicely overnight. for this weekend, it looks great. here is the forecast. mostly sunny. winds are 5 to 10 miles per hour. our suburbs will see closed to 42 degrees in the district. higher temperatures to the lower 50's. here is the extended outlook. it remains pretty consistent. lower 60's. best chance for showers next week. >>> what a nice stretch. really pleasant. thank you very much. seven is on your side today after the government rolls out what it calls the most significant change to cigarette advertising laws in 20 years. this will include larger graphic warning labels. some will include images of cancer patients. this is part of an effort to steer young people away from tobacco. every day almost 4000 young people try it. >>> just before veterans day, the natio

lexington street is blocked at charles and then also saratoga as well. through the region. as far as the jfx is concerned, it's going to be congested down toward 28th street but no significant issues to get in your way in either direction. on 83 at baltimore county, let's take a live look, getting through hunt valley. light activity, a few cars scattered down here and there. it's definitely a holiday. you can really see that out on the roads. as ffr the 695, let's take a live look at harford road. we haven't had anything to grab your attention and that continues. here is a live look at northeast corner, 924 and 24. it's going to be a breeze through that intersection as well. that's a look at the morning travels, patrice and megan, back over to you. >>> it's known as the biggest night in country music and this year's vma awards lived that the expectations and exciting wins. ♪ >>> that miranda lambert, she took home three awards including best album. she was nominated for a record-breaking 9 awards this year. it was a busy night, but she took time to speak

a little fog will arrive with a push of air to the south. 62 in lexington.f you are looking for the core of cold air -- six degrees. it is cold out there. this will eventually make its way to our area by friday. a lot of activity across the western part of the united states. some winter storm warnings and a blizzard warnings with aspin looking for one or 2 feet of snow. high pressure moving offshore closer to home with a cold front to the north and west. it will eventually make its way to our area. on tuesday, clouds will increase. at of the frontal system, a nice fellow with temperatures on tuesday in the upper 60s. cooler air behind it and another shot of colder air on thanksgiving day. for tonight, mostly cloudy with patchy fog developing. the fog will disappear and it will be well above average for the time of year. the extended outlook taking a three the weekend. colder air on friday. a windy day, with a lot of folks getting up early to take advantage of black friday sales. bundle up because they will not let u.n. early. you will be out there for quite

saturday night on lexington street. according to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation with a passing car. someone inside the car shot the boy in the stomach. she is listed in serious but stable condition and no arrests have been made. police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly stabbing in patterson park. he was stabbed in the back in the 400 block of south east avenue. no word on a possible morgan. -- possible motive. there is a late night stabbing at around zero mills mall on saturday. police were called to the food court where an 18-year-old man was stabbed. the victim was stabbed in the back and was taken to shock trauma, treated come and released. the three suspects are a 70- year-old keyo allen, deandre simms, and another unnamed juvenile. speed and dhaka were factors in an early-morning crash that turned deadly. this happened around 6:30 a.m. on stone road. the driver was driving north on stone when he failed to slow down for a curve. he entered the southbound lanes before hitting

there was a cop -- and lexington street. there was a confrontation with a car. the boy is in serious but stable edition. police were called to the 1700 block of north alemont street. a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. police have no possible motives and have not made any arrestsk anyim, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police made an arrest in saturday afternoon's stabbing death. 44- dwayne hopkins was arrested and charged yesterday. the suspect is the victim's uncle. the stabbing happened during a family argument. about two weeks ago, police discovered a man shot dead in eight tow truck in west baltimore. last night, more than 50 drivers from around the city and county drove down the street to pay respect to the 23-year-old man. his family is the time to pass out fliers in hopes of finding someone who can help track down the shooter. he had been on the job less than two weeks. family and friends describe him as adventures, brave, and always willing to offer a helping hand. >> to have him shot down nine cold-blooded murder is j

lexington street that will be completely shutdown at charles.oga, so be aware it's goinn to take some extra time if you're traveling downtown and around that area. now as for 95, scooting through baltimore it's going o be in the green there from the fort mchenry tunnel toward 395 and eventually toward the beltway. let's check in on 95 moving at 195. that traffic is cruising along there, northbound and southbbund lanes. farther down on 95 at route 100, it's going to be incident free there in both directions. now 295 is calm and, well, et's check in on 97, traveling the same deal.3undel county it's going to be a breezee northbound and southbound lanes down toward crownsville. that's a look at morning travels. patrice, back to you. are in atlanta getting ready for ú%night's game with the alcons. the difficult turn around that he face. >>> they are motivated by mmney and by the belief that they can get away with it. >> the adult ection of craig's list shutdown. the new web >>> x for sale. every night women cooe and go from area hotels. police know a

a flight of hellcat fighter planes on routine patrol from the aircraft carrier lexington accidentally intercepted a formation of twenty japanese sikhs fighters based from the nearby marshall islands the japanese were on a mission to bomb and strafe the tower landing force. by ten o five that morning the americans had shot down seventeen of the twenty bombers and force the remaining three back to their base the marines on base you see for potentially devastating casualties. meanwhile supported by reinforcements and artillery fire from nearby islands the marines used all means necessary to systematically take out the japanese defenders they slowly advance toward the narrow eastern tip of the arctic. leon paid a visit to mother superior margaret sullivan of our lady of the sacred heart mission she showed in the declaration the japanese government is that it just hours after they took over the island now that you have money and playing on a warning that japan was going to occupy the xining all of a sudden they simply showed up as a right to die is that really what i want to pin up every t

there will be other closures along lexington and gay streets as well. but now as we look at big roadways, the beltway is checking in without problems on the west side at liberty road. we don't have accidents. but as we look at the maps, we are working a water main break in towson that has bosley avenue closed in both directions at faremount. you can use lambborn as an alternate but hopefully they will get that cleaned up and reopened soon. megan and jammy, back to you. >>> -- jammy, back to you. >>> -- jamie, back to you. >>> we remember our veterans on veterans day. >> this is earl eugene whose daughter sue sent in this picture. she is proud of her dad. >> world war ii. army private earl eugene mccarol from 1942 to 1945 he was 22 years old in this picture. he was an army private in the rainbow division of the army cannon. he passed away in february of last year. , look at all the toyota's for sale. let's go with... i'm selling my toyota rav4. do you know anything at all about the escape? it's a nice light blue color. much like my eyes. my goodness, it'

by tomorrow morning, that front is moving east, so here it is toward cleveland, columbus, lexington. see the showers, rumbles of thunder. we're mild, partly cloudy. watch that front because middle of the day, showers west one or two may sprinkle here. during the afternoon with the front we'll see a couple showers come through. call it a scattering of showers. and then the chilly air will move in wednesday morning. wednesday a much colder day after being in the 60s today and tomorrow, wednesday we'll see highs in the low to mid 50s before some return flow by the end of the week. that will bring us a mild finish, at least for the work week, the day after, black friday we'll call it. a short work week for many. then a little colder by the weekend. look at the high temperatures today. once we get rid of the fog, we could really warm up a lot with sunshine, mid-60s in town, upper 60s to even near 70 to fredricksburg, 64 in anap says, 65 here. tonight not that cold. we will hold in the 40s to low 50s, which for this time of year, the average highs are 55, 56. this is a very mild night for

jack owns a home on lexington street, on the block directly behind the project, with a back deck that faces the valencia's street. he has gotten to know many of his neighbors on a first name basis. we anticipated the issues neighbors would likely have, particularly noise and security. we tried to address those in the design process. we hired the top acoustical consulting firm in san francisco to design solutions that would allow us to comply with noise ordinances. in the case of the outdoor dining area, we will be exceeding their recommendations. we hired an expert to design a security plan that would ensure that we meet or exceed all of the good neighbor policies in san francisco. this is important not only because we want to make sure our neighbors are not adversely impacted by this project, but also because jack is creating a fine dining restaurant that will be on par with the top 100 restaurants currently in oakland. he has run a restaurant successfully for the last 10 years. he knows his restaurant will not succeed if there are any issues whatsoever with this project. thank you.

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just a few showers. 38 in the district, 28 in gaithersburg. 46 at lexington park.to the low 60's. 62 is the high temperature. well into the 60's this weekend. a perfect november weekend. by tuesday, raining, near 60. >>> clicking through all kinds of cameras. no troubles. looks good on 66, 95, 395. it looks good across the potomac. here's a live picture of traffic in rosslyn, looks good across the roosevelt bridge and on 110. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new details in the breaking news from northeast washington. police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. a man was shot in ahead in the park just after 3:00 a.m. and was taken to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. gray suv was spotted leaving that area. police have not released any informations about the victim. >>> turning to the other the big this morning, a crucial passengers stranded at sea. >> they will wycombe under thailand and the will of hot food for the first time in days -- they will wake up action home on dry land and will have hot food. >> the vacation never really began. a lita

clear skies and light winds. 45 degrees in manassas. 48 in lexington park. in the northeast, colder air is coming. 24 in terrible -- in caribou, maine. tomorrow, it will be close to 60. some of these warmer temperatures from the southwest will start to push back into the area on monday. temperatures down to zero in great falls. some cold air is going to make an appearance after thanksgiving across our viewing area. not much in the way a significant cloud cover. high pressure is now abundant -- high-pressure is dominant. there is a change in direction, bringing cooler air on sunday. let's go over this one day at a time. tomorrow, sunny and pleasant. 52 with sunshine and a few clouds. monday, partly sunny with a few clouds. a strong cold front on tuesday. a chance of showers tuesday night. when say is the big trouble day. there may be. of rain on thanksgiving. still several days out. we will watch it for you. >> that is not bad. it is already starting to smell in all proposals to deal. studio.rah's "bags." keyword is go to tbd.com and you will be entered into

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it is faoggy. 50 degrees at reagan national, 47 in dallas, 48 in gaithersburg, 51 in lexington park.36 in cumberland, 37 in martinsburg. there is a dense fog advisory until 11:00 a.m. it takes awhile for the sunshine to burn that office. -- off. high temperatures in the mid- 60s. smiled again tomorrow in the mid-60s. the cold front will most in. there's a 40% chance of rain tomorrow. cooler by wednesday. now to lisa baden. >>> there's a crash in waldorf on st. charles parkway coming north and east towards route 5. post office road would save you some time. nothing on five, 301. in good shape on 4. looks fine from andrews air force base. on the suitland parkway inbound on naylor road, a taxicab is facing the wrong direction with the right lane closed. clear as a belt out of frederick on 270 -- clear as a bell. >>> it's foggy. >> a new daily newspaper in development for apple users only on ipad. development for apple users only on ipad. >> the latest rescue efforts at more bold flavor!onds! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (pl

lexington.om saratoga to lexington. this is really tying up traffic as you make your purchase security. we will switch to a live view of harford. all this volume-related on the northeast side. >> at least the weather is nice and quiet. we had sunshine out there this morning. starting to pick up again. -- the breezes starting to kick up again. current that occurs in the mid- forties. 43 degrees in parkton. mostly sunny skies. breezy and " conditions. high temperatures range between 57 and 62 degrees. seven-day forecast, looking good into the weekend we will push the temperature up close to 70. the temperature up close to 70. >> to where to get the car fixed. auto service plus is the one auto repair shop that's out to earn women's respect and trust. >> auto service plus. service you can trust. go to autoserviceplus.biz for a location near you. roll it! >> announcing our fall and winter maintenance specials. you could save up to $65 dollars in additional rebates. only from auto service plus. servic

right near 50 degrees at reagan national. 46 in gaithersburg. 52 in lexington park.'s this afternoon. a brief shower tonight and early tomorrow. otherwise, sonny tomorrow with windy conditions. >>> in virginia, not much to say. there's no overnight construction. no problems on 95 or 66. everything looks good across the key bridge. out of waldorf, broken-down vehicle blocking the right lane. taking you to frederick county, md., 270 at 85. this is downstream at 109. back to you. >> thank you. >>> its 48 degrees on this tuesday morning. >> coming up, a social network's new list feature, facebook regarding email. >> emily schmidt in washington, a protest against new security screening measures at airports. >> the frantic search for missing family, the [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contract

paul and lexington streets.g to police, the victim and a friend had a confrontation with a passing car. somebody inside that car shot the boy in the stomach. he is listed in serious but stable condition. late sunday afternoon, police were called to the 1700 block of north alamont street. a man was shot in the leg and possibly the arm. he was taken to a nearby hospital. so far, police have no possible motives and have not made any arrests. if you have any information on any of these incidents, contact city police. reporting live at police headquarters, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. one person was taken to the hospital after glass from my car window made it into their eye after the vehicle was shot after this happened around 4:00 p.m. in cockeysville. no other injuries were reported. >> police discovered a man shot dead in west baltimore. lastly, more than 50 drivers from around the city and county drove to pay respect to andy joyce. his family passed out fliers. police -- joyce had been on the job les