lexington county. -- to the new senator of lexington county. there are no more excuses left. let us pass the department of administration and pass it this year. our structure of government isn't the only place south carolina blacks behind the rest of the country. in recent years there has become a topical sense among the people of our state that something is fundamentally wrong with the way many elected officials have conducted themselves. in some ways that sense is unfounded. the vast majority of our elected officials are honest and honorable people. but in other ways the public is fully justified. for too long boats were not being recorded, hundreds of would-be challengers were thrown off of the electoral ballots while incumbents skated by untouched. the people by and large believed the south carolina government is set up in a way -- we have made some progress over the past few years, starting with the passing of a bill that requires every vote on the general assembly be on record. i thank you for making that a reality. we still have not done

lexington media went crazy with this. they even talked to one of his uncles who says yeah, gary is a scammer. >> but he does know how to map nip la -- manipulate. but that doesn't make him right in the mind. >> so he's got to be in legal trouble. >> he has been in jail for deception. but the fees are slim. is he going to stop? >> people give money to people in wheelchairs. i'll just not act retarded anymore. >> what about the tax man? there's no receipts. there's no paper work. there's nothing to connect this guy to that money other than him saying it out loud. >> this guy's a dirt bag. >> i'll go to another city, but i'm still make money. people not tell me no. >> bear grihls has taught us many things over the years. in this video, he's teaching us something that many of us have heard a snurm number of times b. >> the locker is over here. lockers in the wild are pretty hard to find. this will do. >> you might be thinking what is he talk about, stuffing your backpack with a big fish in the overhead compartment. this is th

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lexington park. temperatures remain below average for the next couple of days or so. we look for a change in the weather pattern. we bill finally look at high pressure building across the the unitedt of will eventually .llow wins to change that will allow our temperatures to warm. moving down through earlier this afternoon, we saw a light snow. snow showers coming to an end. our dopplerat radar. a whole lot out there. showers gradually moving off towards the region east. -- towards the east. gusty winds at 25 miles per hour. question. the cast, better timing. as far as the slight snow for tomorrow. it will hold off for the morning commute. see any problems for afternoon. the evening, we move into the hours.ime the areas in blue, up toward frederick and western maryland. area we expect lighter snow to develop. typical to what we have found the past couple of days. a dusting, a quarter, a half inch. will be just a little bit above freezing. much to stick. our forecast for tonight, lingering flurries. breezy. in increase by afternoon tomorrow. degrees with light snow dev

lexington park, 28 degrees. it feels like 16, 14 in gaithersburg. bwi.els like 14 at do dress appropriately and cover things up. luckily temperatures all across the great lakes and into the are lookingeas we at a lot of 20's here. 40s and 50s to the south. as we head into the future, you can see the position coming for the drivetime. the overnight hours, it will cool out again. here comes our next clip pushing through very quickly. that is tuesday night into wednesday morning. ar pattern will change after that. increasing cloudiness, eyes tonight,4 and 38 areas expecting snow showers around .5 or less. take a look at your seven-day forecast. second clipper , then 40's for the week, even pushing friday. that will be rain rather than snow. that is the latest on whether. let's go to the traffic. quiet on the roads. good from the traffic center. am hearing from metro rail there a broken down train. use the green line in the ranch avenue, they are dealing with a broken down train right now. expect delays. take a look at 395. no problems. like the entire

for -- lower 50's, and it will stay clear and chilly through the nighttime hours tonight. 39 at lexington park. 49 and 34 for the high and low today, 45 and 30 are the averages. the record five years ago was 74 degrees. down to 33 in hagerstown already, 42 at reagan national. a cold air is well entrenched across the great lakes. a coastal system develops, all the ingredients come together for a major winter storm, but not for us. for new england coastal canada everything is coming together. all the atmospherics needed to generate a big storm. these two will get their act together and develop of the care of -- off the carolina coast. the effects on us will be finge effects. maybe a little wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain early friday morning. here is the way the futurecast looks. high pressure bleeding out tomorrow, easterly winds will bring the clouds. most of the energy will remain to the south. the forecast for the day tomorrow increasing cloudiness, chilly 42 at best. early friday clearing in colder on saturday and milder temperatures in the 50's return next week. >> and now the t

temperatures range from 23 degrees in cumberland, and now 27 lexington park. the big story, the wind chill factory, what it actually feels like outside. waking up tomorrow morning, it will be presidents day. temperatures in the midteens to the word 20's. we will talk about a cold front that is going to eventually bring us some rain. i will tell you when in a couple minutes. >> thousands of people urged president obama on the keystone pipeline. it would carry oil from canada to refineries in the u.s. it would create 20,000 new jobs and health the u.s. become energy independent but opponents say it will destroy property and the environment. >> this is about your fundamental right as an american the people will take your property because corporations can make money. >> secretary of state john kerry will be involved, and he will make a recommendation to the president. now the president delayed a decision because of environmental concerns. >> the lights are back on for more than 1000 virginia power customers. they were without power for much of the day, and that is

in the evening. 39 and culpeper area lexington park also at 39 degrees. the cold air off to the north is 19 in boston with the windchill factors in theit feel like it is single digits. this is winding its way off to the north and east. end snow is coming to an boston. record totals. stanford, connecticut saw 32 inches of snow. the storm will be long gone over the next couple of hours or so. here is our futurecast. clouds will start to increase. this is all part of our next eather maker. it will eventually bring us rain. just in will and rise the morning rush-hour commute on monday. monday afternoon, that will .egin to clear , a change in the weather pattern. several storm systems will be south.ng in the of rain onces the potential for , maybe even some snow for next weekend. mainly clear and cold for overnight. early morning, cloud increase. 43-48 degrees. the extended outlook shows the up and down forecast. question amarks. we had a pretty good handle on that hit the ease coast over the past couple of days. so far this year, the season, 1 inches of snow

temperatures outside the belfort furniture weather center, 41 at dulles. 37 in lexington park. here are the clouds rolling in that will stick around all night long. we will eventually see rain later tonight. temperatures falling into the 30's and low 40's. full details coming up, pamela. >> the d.c. national guard said goodbye to their families and friends today in an emotional farewell. clause later joins us live from there. they are heading -- roz plater joins us. they will be going to guantanamo bay. >> even though the war is in iraq and afghanistan are winding down, there are still men and women making tremendous our prices in the war on terror. -- tremendous sacrifices. the 372nd military police battalion of the d.c. national guard has a new marching orders. destination -- guantanamo bay detention center. captain ford is a d.c. police officer who will put his skills to work in a very different venue. >> i am a company commander and i am an instructor in the police academy. >> the union has trained for this assignment for more than one year. now they leave behind their fami

per hour. 51 in martinsburg. 59 in culpeper after a chilly start. 53 degrees in dulles and 54 in lexington park. we are sandwiched between the clouds today. we have this nice little pocket of clear skies that makes for a beautiful afternoon. this is what we are watching here. that is what is going to be heading our way for tomorrow. it will bring severe weather today to new orleans and is going to bring snow to places like oklahoma city. our future cast will step you through the process. look for the clouds to start moving into night. we could see a mixed early in the day tomorrow, but by the afternoon we should be seeing some rain across the metro. we should see some snow, mostly by elevation and we will change over to a light snow in the district. notice that temperature never gets down below freezing. i think the grassy area could get a little cut cumulation -- a little accumulation. we are going to see maybe an inch or so. this is just one computer model forecast showing two inches in frederick. we may be stay half an inch or less in the washington d.c. area. here is your forecast for

in lexington park, it is 35 degrees. we will probably see a few flurries, a few snow showers. nothing in the way of major accumulation. at best, maybe a light dusting for southern maryland. 28 degrees to 34 degrees for evening temperatures. in a few minutes, we'll talk about the wind. that means wind chills will drop. how cold? i have it for you in just a few minutes. >> a chase that reached almost 100 miles an hour came to a crashing and near nassau part. >> police are still looking for the getaway car. we're told the chase happen because the car was speeding. here's what we know. about 3:30 p.m., averaging simply say that one of the trooper saw the car in the hov lane speeding. he put on his leg strength to pull over the car, but the car sped off and he pursued it. the driver behind the wheel had -- behind the wheel and headed toward the district at 100 miles per hour and then pulled off on the south capitol street exit. at the red light just outside of the next stadium, it stopped. here's what one driver will this happen next. >> i was driving on south capitol street and i

around lexington and kentucky. to get an idea of the way that is moving. of that will be moving to the south and toward charlottesville toward the early morning hours. all of that such as it is will be moving rapidly. it is 8 degrees right now. in chicago. there is the torrential rain. there is that krepol coming through. temperatures will be in the 20's. for you early risers, plan on seeing some snow flurries. in the darker blue, that is where this will move off. you might see a dusting to it. the main effect after that moves by will be another surge of cold air tomorrow afternoon. a few flurries, dusting. stay in the lane, you will be all right. as we get into tomorrow afternoon, sunshine is back. cold and blustery. temperatures will be a bit lower tomorrow afternoon than in the morning. that is in the high 20's. ground hog day, it will be a chilly ground out. partly cloudy skies next week. it quite weak. no big problems. -- it will be a quiet week. >> let's check in with tim brant. >> thank you. welcome to the big easy as we close in on superbowl sunday

in southern maryland, looking at 30 in lexington park.emperatures are colder to the north the bass. milder to the south. temperatures are colder to .he north of us milder to the south. there will be some fast moving clippers. these are areas of low pressure that will bring light snow area light snow.-- we will see another round .omorrow temperatures will rebound after of the week. end the heaviest snow moves to the northeast. tomorrow morning, a little bit of sunshine. clouds will increase in the middle of the day. tomorrow night, the winds will pick up. 25-35 miles gusts hour. windchill factors on the way. no advisories and the watches to speak of. you can see why we have a winter .eather advisory they could see two to four inches of snow. the wind will pick up on monday. our next weather meiko -- maker tuesday.n 24-30 for overnight. partly cloudy tomorrow. afternoon snow showers. to more than a dusting. here is the extended outlook. there was a doppler radar. we will take a look at the seven day outlook. temperatures will rebound. 50 de

he will have a subway station named after him at 77th street and lexington avenue. and the aftermath of hurricane center, new york governor andrew cuomo is looking to make sure some homes are not rebuilt 3 the governor is prepared to spend up to $400 million to demolish homes that were destroyed by that super storm and preserve the land as un developed coastline which would strengthen the coastline against future storms. that move would have to be approved by the government. >> it is still called out their. >> if you don't like the cold, it will get better from here on in. in the meantime, it is a chilly start. we have a lot of cloud cover in the area. let's show you our big weather feature. we have a clipper system, yet another one, there has been eight in the last 12 days. our weather patterns is still the same with the best trough in the jet stream which will be out of here by the middle to end of the week. it was a beautiful star this morning before the clouds rolled in. this is a time lapse from laurel, maryland. the sun came up and it did not take long before

one direction. 61 degrees in culpeper. 60 in fredericksburg. 47 along the water in quantico, 49 in lexington park, 52 at reagan national, 48 in hagerstown. wide-ranging temperatures that we are used to. the clouds are not far off in west virginia and western maryland. the leading edge of the precipitation moving into west virginia, and kentucky and tennessee. the risk is not much precipitation we are looking at for this evening and tonight's. once it moves in, temperatures will drop a little with the cold front. that should change some of it over to snow. at least a light wintry mix around the beltway around midnight. a weak area of low pressure causing precipitation. overall, we may get a quarter inch of rain. backed by 2:00 a.m. then a light coating of snow along the mason-dixon line and some locations far northwest of washington by early tomorrow morning. the big thing with the cold front, much colder air moving into town for the weekend. highs in the 30's. if areas of grain around 8:00 p.m., starting around 6:00 or 7:00 in the beltway. by midnight, the wintry mix shown in purple, brown t

we have a new problem, northbound 17 before lexington, an overturned vehicle that is blocking the right lane of traffic at 17. be aware of that. and the san mateo bridge, it is moving nicely, with the brake lights or tail lights headed toward the high-rise and over to foster city and everything is at the limit. >> carnival cruise line says a ship that is disabled since the weekend in gulf of mexico could be in mobile, alabama, on thursday. right now 3,000 passengers, some of whom are ill have to make do with a limited number of bath reals and a fire disabled the ship 150 miles off the yucatan peninsula in the gulf of mexico. this is a photo provided by the coast guard. ship left galveston on thursday and was expected back yesterday. it will be towed to a port, or was going to be towed to a port in mention cow but now headed for alabama. >> vitamin supplement taken by a lot of people but what you read on the label may not be what you are getting. >> the dogs brought in to >> good morning, on this tuesday, a live look at san mateo bridge works traffic light. mike nicco is trafficking some

crystal springs above at 137 and lexington is at 250 percent of average so yes, january has been relativelysan francisco third driest on record since record keeping began. but we are lacking at the state department of water resources latest data and end of december storage so we are still doing fine in terms of our reservoir. chilly inland overnight. mild afternoon through monday and we lack at cooler days as we head into next week. here's pacific satellite picture. this is the area of high pressure that is going to provide us with a dry pattern that is going to hold into next week. we start to see some changes beginning next week. this weekend we see few extra clouds around. these are just high cloud. sub tropical moisture on saturday. with the cloud cover and weakening of the ridge slightly temperatures will fall a couple of degrees saturday. only to come back up for superbowl sunday. it's gorgeous. if you are traveling to new orleans for the superbowl cool sunshine 60 degrees partly cloudy on saturday 66 partly cloudy for superbowl sunday niners sure to win with weather like this. of cou

it hasn't quite gotten to fredericksburg, probably raining, lightning in lexington park in salisbury over to charlottesville. west of charlottesville you begin to see a little snow and sleet on the western side of this precipitation. it's all moving south to north and will overspread us overnight. if you live far enough west tomorrow, you might not see a lot of moisture, but you will get the backside of it when things develop off the coast. we do have a lot of rain that's just down to our south. of course, as we've talked about this throughout the last hour, that this is part of a system that will develop and become quite an impressive storm for new england and in particular, eastern new england, but locally we do have some winter weather advisories that will kick in at midnight and this does include now montgomery and howard. it gets up to baltimore, over to frederick and includes loudoun county and northern faquier county because there could be just enough of a combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain when this begins to put down maybe a small coating on some grassy areas and o

crystal springs above at 137 and lexington is at 250 percent of average so yes, january has been relativelyn francisco third driest on record since record keeping began. but we are lacking at the state department of water resources latest data and end of december storage so we are still doing fine in terms of our reservoir. chilly inland overnight. mild afternoon through monday and we lack at cooler days as we head into next week. here's pacific satellite picture. this is the area of high pressure that is going to provide us with a dry pattern that is going to hold into next week. we start to see some changes beginning next week. this weekend we see few extra clouds around. these are just high cloud. sub tropical moisture on saturday. with the cloud cover and weakening of the ridge slightly temperatures will fall a couple of degrees saturday. only to come back up for superbowl sunday. it's gorgeous. if you are traveling to new orleans for the superbowl cool sunshine 60 degrees partly cloudy on saturday 66 partly cloudy for superbowl sunday niners sure to win with weather like this. of cours

crystal springs above at 137 and lexington is at 250 percent of average so yes, january has been relativelysan francisco third driest on record since record keeping began. but we are lacking at the state department of water resources latest data and end of december storage so we are still doing fine in terms of our reservoir. chilly inland overnight. mild afternoon through monday and we lack at cooler days as we head into next week. here's pacific satellite picture. this is the area of high pressure that is going to provide us with a dry pattern that is going to hold into next week. we start to see some changes beginning next week. this weekend we see few extra clouds around. these are just high cloud. sub tropical moisture on saturday. with the cloud cover a thng of the ridge slightly temperatures will fall a couple of degrees saturday. only to come back up for superbowl sunday. it's gorgeous. if you are traveling to new orleans for the superbowl cool sunshine 60 degrees partly cloudy on saturday 66 partly cloudy for superbowl sunday niners sure to win with weather like this. of course it'

interesting. 66 degrees in lexington. then you get west where the sunshine has been more prevalent. 65 degrees now in martinsburg. a whole different weather pattern. later tonight, a cold front will come through. we will get some clear skies area wide. we will be between 32 and 38 degrees tomorrow morning. the air is colder behind this front, but not dramatically so. 50 degrees in pittsburgh now. 36 in detroit. tomorrow, i think we blew -- i think we will be right back at 50 degrees. with that, the temperatures in the 40's, we have to keep our eye stop. a very active jet stream, a lot of moisture, a lot of energy potential. we will stay dry until we get to wednesday. then it looks like we have rain developing later wednesday afternoon towards wednesday evening. then we have this storm system form. by the time it moves up the coast, it changes to snow in some areas. i do not expect significant accumulation in the metro area. if there was something to develop, it would be to the west of the metro area. here is how the futur

a senior from lexington, kentucky, was most impressive in our first semifinal match yesterday.t be kelton, joe, or tori? good luck. we're gonna start finding out right now. here comes the jeopardy! round. and these are the categories. we start off with... you have to identify the city in... and, finally an a.p. history test for you but each correct response will begin with either an "a" or a "p." kelton, start us. let's go with religions for $200, alex. kelton. what is islam? right. religions for $400. kelton, again. who is bacchus? bacchus or dionysus. yes. religions for $600 please. kelton. what is judaism? good. religions for $800. kelton. what is evangelicalism? little more specific. what is charismatic evangelicalism? no. joe or tori? joe. who are jehovah's witnesses? no. tori's not gonna ring in be a this? "what is pentecostal?" that's what we were going for. kelton, we come back to you, though. religions for $1,000 alex. answer -- daily double.on [ applause ] you have but $400. however, you can risk up to $1,000. i'll risk $1,000. okay. here is the clue. what is sikhism?

a senior from mound, minnesota... ...a senior from westport, connecticut... ...and a senior from lexington here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! and i am so thankful, johnny, that you did not introduce me as a senlso. [ laughter ] welcome, ladies and gentlemen. this is the last of our quarterfinal matches. the winner today will join the other semifinalior, a and remember -- we have those four wild-card spots for the high scorers among non-winners. joe, emily, barrett, good luck. here we go. jeopardy! roists. these are the categories. und. that's what ve to do. alex: of course you're getting nervous, it's just... barrett, start us. i'll have getting nervous for $200, please. joe. what are butterflies? right. getting nervous for $400. barrett. what are jeebies? yes. i'll have nervous for $600, please. emily. what are pins and needles? that's right. completes the book title for $200, please. joe. what is "the kite runner" yes. completes the book title for $400. joe. what are stars? right. $600 on completes the book title. barrett. what are titan? yes. completes the book title for $8

clearly in the 40's in lexington degrees in st. mary's county right now.nd radar, at the edge of this energy system for the responsible tornado in hattiesburg, mississippi, yesterday. an area of low pressure will out. sunshine this afternoon for us. movement ofsterly grain. little high pressure will move sunshine tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon and evening, for clouds to increase. rain and a mix will be moving in. call on that right now. if we will see cloudy skies maybe a glimpse of , highs in the mid to upper 50's, above-average. the next round of precipitation wednesday night into thursday. things should settle down remainder of the workweek. let's check the latest on the commute with jamee whitten. southboundstate 270 divide, trying to rearrange vehicles involved in a crash. it's right at the decision point to go left to the bethesda the 270n to spur. beltway has normal delays out of college park andrew silver ,pring, on 95 out of dale city fairly heavy. back to you. >> we begin with a live today's top stories. we get to jummy olabanji at desk. >> -- live

a senior from lexington, kentucky... and a freshman from marietta, georgia...is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thank you, johnny. lcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the deciding game in this year's teen tournament. guarantee of $15,000 for our third-place finisher, $25,000 guarand we for second place, and $75,000 for the winner. nilai, obviously, is the young man to catch today. anteed anbarrett not that far behind. so, let's get rid of these dollar figures. they will be added to what you guys earn today. nilai, you get to pick first again, but first we reveal the categories. and in the jeopardy! round, they are... alex: start us. let's go how nobel of them for $800, please. answer -- daily double. [ laughs ] [ applause ] you have no money, but as you know, you can risk u1,000. let's go $1,000, please, alex. all right, here is the clue for you. nilai? uh, who is jimmy carter? oh, no. who is the dalai lama? oh. the dalai lama. so you're at -$1,0 pick again. okay, let's go how nobel of them for $1,000, please.

it is cold and frederick at 23 degrees. 23 in frederick and hagerstown. 25 in manassas. 27 in lexington park. 30 degrees in annapolis at this hour. yesterday we made it to 49. beautiful afternoon. i hope you enjoyed it. the average high is 45 degrees. be decided saturday. are moving in. that will inhibit heat. skies are clear for the most part overnight. that's why we got as cold as we did. that's why it's colder this compared with yesterday morning cloud. in from our south and west. will filtere through this morning. gets thickerll throughout the day. pressure along .he gulf coast the cold front across the great lakes. together to bring our big storm. let's put this into motion for you. , already cloudy. things will begin to saturate tonight. overnight after midnight beis hole will with a wintry mix. we could have a rain tomorrow. this will move out by friday stuckg and we will be with blustery conditions. sunshine back by saturday. 44.tly cloudy today, 38 to wintry mix late tonight. snow and sleet possible, 32 to 36. keep that in mind for the commute tomorrow morning. after the rain o

temperatures are well above freezing. 41 now in lexington park. 49 degrees in woodbridge. -- 39 degrees in woodbridge. no supply of cold air to be drawn into the developing storm to cause any issues. mostly what we have is rain. then the whole system will slide off to the east tonight. we will see development off the southeastern virginia coastline. at that point of more uniform drop in temperatures than the areas of rain may become area of snow. but the air temperatures. slowly dropping to the upper 30's. there is no cool air to poland. 38 in detroit. 34 decrease in the upper peninsula. no cold air to tap into. and i do not think for the majority of the area east of blue ridge will be much of an issue. maybe a little snow. here is a little better view for you for what we're dealing with. off the coast is where the major action will be. before the storm really develops, it will be far enough away will not have any effect. tomorrow 50 degrees with sunshine. into the fifties by friday. high pressure builds in briefly tomorrow. late saturday night a strong cold front comes in. a dramatic c

nd a senior from lexington, kentucky... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. the rest of this week will be devoted to semifinal games in which only the winner will advance to the two-day final match next week, in which they all get to play for $75,000. the two players who are eliminated in each of these semifinals will go home with $10,000 in cash. barrett, irene, and william, nice to see you again. good luck. here we go into the first part of the game. this round, as you know, has the one daily double, and it'll come up in one of these categories. [ laughter ] alex: all right, barrett. you start. i'll have this is crazy for $200, please. william. what is the octagon? that's it. may "b" for $200. william? what is bonjour? bonjour. yes. may "b" for $400. irene? what is a butler? butler. you got it. yeah, we went there for $200, please. we stopped by the magnificent cliffs of moher his emerald isle. william. what is ireland? yeah. may "b" for $600. barrett? what is a bruin? good. may "b" for $800, please.

captain jeff -- >> reporter: this accident occurred on the north howward street near lexington.t involved the red car, the red car has been taken out of the street. it's sticking right out of the alley there. the light really is stopped at this moment. we don't have any word on injuries. reporting live from sky high chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. >> we'll bring you more information as it belongs available. thank you captain jeff long. >>> it's been windy but very sunny today. that's not going to be the case tomorrow. bernadette woods and bob turk have the details. >> reporter: maybe sunshine when we start the day but as we move through those midday hours a storm arrives. mainly in the form of rain for us but it could start as an icy mix before changing over to rain. temperatures continue to rise through the evening. we'll be in the mid-40s for our highs. for the rest of the five day, here's bob. >> look at these temperatures, even milder. but some clouds and sun. 38 wednesday night, 50 on thursday. gradually cooling down to 47 that's normal. and then getting a little chilly

pick in this afternoon. 31 degrees at dulles, 28 in gaithersburg, 34 degrees in culpeper, 36 in lexingtoncolder with the wind chill. it feels like 26 at dulles. winchester feels like 13 degrees at this hour. we have a big dip in the jet stream again. that allows the cold air to invade. this will stay in place through tomorrow before retreats to the north a little. our next chance of precipitation will be in the form of snow once again. expect a weak system to arrive saturday night into a sunday morning where we could pick up another inch or so of snow. today, morning snow showers in a way to partly cloudy skies. it will be blustery. 33-37 degrees. in the teens tonight with clear skies and in the '20s for us. it's groundhog day tomorrow. 41 degrees on sunday with a chance of snow showers. warming up for the middle of next week. steve, how are the roads? >> we do have a problem in montgomery county at 355 pedrick road at perry parkway. tow truck has arrived on the scene. it's not a snow-related issue but the accident happened nonetheless spirit395 is knowing towards duke street. the roads a

look at the wind speed. 50 degrees in lexington parking. here comes the rain and a few ice pellets mixed in. that is not a solid area of rain. it will be interesting later tonight as temperatures fall, we'll see some of the rain showers turn to snow showers. we're falling into the 30's out to west and 40's closer to downtown. so light snow shower activity. then tomorrow, just a much different day here with temperatures stuck many the 30's all day long. the rain will be out of here overnight but in its place, cloudy skies. we may see a few patches of light snow tomorrow, especially tomorrow evening as a new storm system appears off the coast. only low 30's on sunday with a breeze and flurry. we'll warm i it up for president's day then look at the next couple of days. tuesday with showers then that cool weather for the balance of next week. seven day blog, you name it, we have a ton of weather stuff available for you on wjla.com and click on the weather and you will be in to see what is happening. that is the latest. back to you. >> good deal

it's near the campus of the university of baltimore just several blocks north of lexington market. it looks like quite a fire that's gone on, four alarms having sounded so far. we'll have more as details become available. >>> we have our first official candidate for next year's d.c. may i don't recall race. tommy wells formally established his exploratory condition. a and. >>> congress is expected to begin looking at changing federal marijuana laws. they might begin that explore ace tomorrow. >> it would require growers to obtain a federal permit. the push to change it follows decisions by colorado and washington state to legalize pot. >>> john mccain is making for apologies about a treat about ahmadinejad, a remark criticized as racist by smm. he tweeted -- he wants to be the first iranian in space, wasn't he just there last week? he linked to an article. mccain followed with the tweet asking, can't some people take a joe? it involving giving students a her grate. an qa" would go it the julie carey now has -- >> i would give it an "a." >> he knows exactly how they would grade his

next accept less than an inch around quantico, around la plata, around waldorf, maybe more in lexington if this system is 15, 20 miles farther to the south, they may not see anything at all. for sunday, cold and windy, with windchills in the teens to 20s. by the beginning of next week, we're back up. 51 on tuesday, small chance of rain, into the 40s for the remainder of the week, so there's a look at your weekend. jim? pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> tonight the airlines are looking for ways to make a few bucks from you after you buy your ticket. the next time you fly out, expect to hear a pitch like the phone companies have been using for years. chris clackum reports it's all about convincing you a bargain is involved. >> reporter: maybe the offer will come at the ticket counter or maybe online, but expect the new sales pitch from the airlines, because here's a fact worth repeating about the industry. airlines are not very profitable, so they're looking for as many different ways as possible to get you to fork out as much cash, even after you buy your ticket. >> reporter: the newest way

annapolis, 34 degrees. 28 in lexington park. yesterday we made 42, pretty decent. high is 45. today we will about meet that mark. only an inch and a half of snowfall for the season. still more than 8 inches down for the season. i don't think we will add to that in the next seven days. temperatures this afternoon should be pretty comfortable. the cold air is starting to retreat a little up to the north. we are starting to see mild air pushing in. the jet stream changes a little. as you move through the day, the clouds begin to move out. on the satellite picture, you can see that we were cloudy and it's partly cloudy there. a storm system developing along the gulf coast and another coming in from the northwest will be headed our way. these systems will develop a coastal storm by friday. high-pressure over us today a offshore by tomorrow. here comes the rain from the south. here comes the cold air from the north. the two end up on top of us. this will mean rainfall in d.c.. but there could be a wintry mix especially north and west at ansett. partly cloudy today and se

. >>> we got that greeting from the lexington market. here's that snow shower passing across here.t's not an enormous deal. it's 32 right now. right now we're get ting the northwest breeze at 12. anywhere from 7 to 15 miles an hour with an occasional gust of 20 today. 51% humidity. 14 oakland this morning, 27 cumberland and hagerstown 28 elkin the low to mid 30s downtown easton, dc, pax river and ocean city, annapolis and kent island and rock hall the mid 30s 32 columbia and bel air, 26 degrees westminster. we escaped another hit of winter weather. that got vile yesterday. yesterday here it was just that rain. now there's another impulse moving towards the east coast. we're going to be on the warm side of it. problems will be closer than yesterday. let me get to the five day and i'll give you the run down. today windy sun and clouds 37. 33 now. temperatures really not going up a lot. we have a cold pool of air over us. 10 colder this next over night than now. 36 tomorrow sunny breezy. now, here's the deal, moisture is coming to the east coast friday and saturday. north of here is g

lexington park, 29 degrees at this hour. yesterday we made it to 42 degrees, a couple degrees shy of the seasonal average, which is 45. today i think we will be at 45 degrees. there has been no snow in the last 24 hours. our deficit now is more than 8 inches. we will not add to that any time soon. cold air trying to retreat up to the north as warm air bubbles into our area. certainly feeling better than last week. a disturbance moved through overnight and brought a couple sprinkles and snow flurries. clearing out now, especially in afternoon. we're keeping an eye on two weather systems. the first developing along the gulf coast. this will be a big player in what will happen late this week. in the meantime, high-pressure dominates our weather and the ships off to the east by tomorrow and allows a cold front to bring us abroad day and maybe in a mix especially north and west of the metro. -- to bring us a raw day. clear skies today and tonight. hey, adam. >> i was just reading an article from the moscow times. it's as they hav

and also, west lexington at north fulton. let's take a live look. you can see, no one is getting too quickly there. this traffic report is brought to you by bge smart energy savers program. 2 pbtd 25 -- 2.25 off cfl. visit bge smart energy.com. back to you. thank you, kristy. >>> widespread injuries in siberia, after a rock from outer place blows up in the sky. mike schuh turns to experts who try to make sense of the amazing videos, capturing the russian sky. >> reporter: first, the sky lights up. then the sight of an incredibly bright streak in the sky. then the sound. [ explosion ] that was the meteor breaking up. >> there are combinations. some are just rocky materials. some are iron. >> reporter: look to the left. it's estimated that a million russians have cameras in their cars to discourage corrupt traffic cops. that's why there are so many images of this. that streak is 175 miles long. >> they're moving so fast. when they hit the atmosphere. it's like doing a belly flop on the water. it hits and there's friction and they blow up immediately.

they will announce a train station on lexington avenue will be renamed the mayor ed koch subway station. >> this remain on, the postal service will release a stamp offering rosa parks unveiled in detroit. today would be her 100th birthday. she was arrested in 1955 after refusing to give up her bus seat to a white person in alabama which was a symbol of the civil rights movement. >> mcdonald's is introducing the first new happy meal in a decade, and there is something fishy about it. the biggest burger change is rolling out fish mcbites, cod you can order for your kids or yourself in three sizes, like chicken nuggets but with fish, and is available through march but mcdonald's could bring them back if they prove popular. mcdonald's said kids like to dunk in sauces so mcbikes you -- mcbites you can do that. >> do i need to reel you in? >> you do. now a look outside to show you what is going on. 5:15 this morning, we are looking at the beautiful lights on the bay bridge this morning, as they test them out. you can see they are flowing like the wind they look so beautiful dancing there and

starting today the east 77th street and lexington station will be called mayor ed koch subway stationd of congestive heart failure, he was 88. >>> today would have been civil rights activists rosa parks 100th birthday. the postal service will debut a postal stamp in her honor today. koch is cred-- the sample is th second in a series of three civil rights stamps being released this year. the stamps are now on sale nationwide. >>> this morning, president obama is urging the boy scouts of in america to end its controversial ban on homosexual members. in an interview yesterday with cbs, the president said everyone should have a fair shot. >> the scouts are a great institution that are promoting young people and exposing them to opportunities and leadership that it will serve people for the rest of their lives. i think that nobody should be barred pour that. >> the organization is set to vote on wednesday skbliefrj the family of muhammad ali is punching back about -- a british tabloid first reported that ali was close to dyingment then the report quickly spread on the internet. ali's wife

so it was at lexington and concord. so it was a century ago at appomattox. so it was last week in selma, alabama. what happened in selma is part of a far larger movement which is in every section and state of america. it is the effort of american negroes to secure for themselves the full blessings of american life. their cause must be our cause too. because it's not just negroes, but really it's all of us who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. and we shall overcome. every american citizen must have an equal right to vote. every device of which human ingenuity is capable has been used to deny this right. the negro citizen may go to register only to be told that the day is wrong, or the hour is late, or the official in charge is absent. and if he persists, and if he manages to present himself to the registrar, he may be disqualified because he did not spell out his middle name or because he abbreviated a word on the application. and if he manages to fill out an application, he is given a test. the registrar is the sole judge of whethe

back down to west baltimore at lexington. and in rosedale, pulaski highway at citation road.'s take a live look. we have volume on the beltway there. that's a look at perring parkway. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800800-the firm. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. it is a rare syndrome when one of your hands doesn't do what your brain is asking. don't miss tonight's healthwatch report. >>> an ann arundle county teen sits with the first lady for the state of the union. the incredible accomplishment that got president obama's attention. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a final adding up of the misery from super storm sandy. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> it is cloudy outside. and a mixed mess is headed our way. meteorologist tim williams will update our first warning weather forecast. >>> it is 41 degrees with a mix of sleet and rain in central maryland right now. the complete first warning weather forecast still ahead tonight.

on 41st street and lexington avenue, the heart of midtown manhattan, 21-year-old gregory mccullough,e student and part-time tow truck driver, and his passenger, judith bailey, are stopped at a traffic light. they are in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> we were just having a casual conversation about, you know, life and things, our aspirations. the next thing you know, i hear boom. >> a surveillance camera shows what happened. the top of the screen, out of nowhere, the street explodes as if a giant bomb goes off. >> you could see absolutely a terrorized expression on all these people's faces because they didn't know what it was. they probably thought it was a bomb in the subway system. >> with september 11th never far from new yorkers' minds, many think the explosion is another terrorist attack. >> yeah, you think it's terrorism. that's the first thought that goes through anybody's mind. >> people run for cover as the dirt, rocks and asphalt blasts into the sky and rains down. and after the explosion, a nonstop gigantic geyser of steam shoots up nearly 80 stories, an incredible s

announce a subway station in the big apple will be renamed in his hon oimple the east 77th street and lexingtonsaid to be his favorite and is also where he often campaigned. -- in his honor. >>> why some super bowl advertiser might be knocking on cbs's door this morning. we'll go live to fox business network in new york next. >>> a record-setting national anthem before the big game. alicia keys' rendition of the star spangled banner took her 156 seconds to belt out beating the previous record at the super bowl held by nat alie cole's 152 second performance.  this is so sick! i can't believe your mom let you take her car out. this is awesome! whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... (mom) i raised my son to be careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> the potential backlash after last night's super bowl blackout and another milestone for facebook. lahr un?imenty is live with the business beat. let's talk about facebook and its birthday. >> yes. it is nine year

starting today the east 77th and lexington station will be called mayor ed koch subway station.h died of congestive heart failure last friday. he was 88 years old. his funeral will be held today. >>> the family of muhammad ali is denying reports that he's in failing health and near death. a british tabloid reported the legendary boxer was close to dying. then the rumors started circulating on the internet. his wife released this photo of him in his ravens gear. he didn't blink at all during beyonce's halftime performance. >>> turns out what time you eat does matter. a new study shows people who eat their biggest meal of the day in the morning lose more weight. researchers followed europeans whose main meal of the day lunch. those who ate a large meal before 3:00 p.m. lost more weight and a lower risk of diabetes. doctors warn, it's too soon to trade in your scale for your watch. >> if you food deprive yourself for five, six, seven hours, let's say eat lunch at 3:00 versus 1:00 x you'll be a lot hungrier at 3:00. much more likely to overeat. >> the truth stands. if you eat too mu

charleston and lexington in the teens there with mid 20s in richmond and philly at 26. locally 24 for north beach. 25 in baden. waldorf 23. fairfax 23. niesesthese -- these are the temps. what a beautiful picture. sunrise about 6:48 here in the district. 26, feeling like 18 with the northwest wind at 7. so breezy. it will be a little windy at times today but not nearly as windy as yesterday when we gusted close to 40 miles an hour. temperatures across the country starting to get closer to spring. look at this. south texas today, brownsville # 9 degrees. dallas 67 but only in the 20s across much of kansas. a snowstorm is raging in the plains today. had some snow actually yesterday and last night. 4 to 8 inches of snow has already fallen across much of kansas and you can see the heavy snow. 1 to 3 inches an hour. you see this bright yellow and orange. thunder snow in wichita this morning. we have the energy feeding into it. they could get 1 to 2 feet of snow. ice in northern arkansas. half-inch plus in spots. around here, well, it's quiet. some clouds generally 10u9 of us

to take the umbrella with you because by around noon we will see it making its way around south, lexingtonk, culpeper. then everybody seeing the rain around 6:00 and notice it is just about all rain with the exception of the mountains background in lieu ray, front royal, blue ridge. especially back towards the west. by around 9:00, colder -- cold air moves in. it will be cold enough for some snow from i-95 to the west. including gaithersburg, leesburg, frederick, winchester. but not expecting much in south and east. this will be all rain. you can see all rain to the south and east where there could be some light accumulation. this may be on the high side. one to two inches, martinsburg, frederick, damascus. down to the south, leesburg, herndon, gaithersburg, laurel, maybe an inch but that's really going to be on the high side, too. less than an inch for the most part. d.c., maybe a pew flakes. mt. vernon, woodbridge, really cold air starts to move in. that's it, guys. we are not expecting much at all from this storm system. what we are going to see, though, warmer temperatures. thursday an

but cities like louisville and lexington, some kinds of further measures of gun safety may be more popular than he realizes. and as neera pointed out, in terms of women voters, in terms of the demography of the vote, it is important. and i think by the way it's going to be key for the president to force some democrats to go along. in certain respect, the president was speaking to harry reid, the democratic leader as much as he was speaking to mitch mcconnell. >> absolutely he was. and the nra has been kind of close to harry reid. they have not been adversarial to one another for years. and there is the rural culture of firearms in this country. but from what i'm told last night, they're going to try to get as much as they can on this. and the president is all in on this. the democrats are all in on it. it now comes down to the votes. house speaker john boehner was pressed about giving people the votes they deserve on gun safety today. here it is. >> how do we address violence in our society, how do we take meaningful steps to reduce that violence? and as i made clear for weeks, when the se

it is moving up from the south, not quite to fredericksburg yet, but it's moved into lexington park. begin to see mixing going on or even some snow. along interstate 81 pretty good chance for that and up through the mason dixon line best chance for seeing some of that. there's some good rain in here and probably getting sleet with the heavier returns down through south side virginia and into north carolina and, of course, it's this storm that will grab energy from this system somewhere off new jersey or even maybe southern delaware to create the really strong and deepening storm that will wallop new england tomorrow night and saturday morning. for us temperatures 38 degrees, so even if we get a little wintery mix here or down to quantico, we think a lot of that will melt on the pavement, but i'm sure the road crews will be out there and during the day it's just light rain. futurecast, let's go forward in time, take this to the morning rush hour. look how much the heavy rain is developing down through eastern north carolina, southeastern virginia. we'll have some rain for the morning

earlier crash south 17 toward lexington reservoir that cleared from lanes. take you over to the east bay and tri-valley. a smooth flow. green on road good. yellow down to 60. the green highlight over the surface area means more slick conditions, wet roads from earlier overnight rains. keep that in mind if you head east through this area or maybe north on 80 heading over toward tahoe in a sense basically 80 has chain requirements. keep that in mind. likely lasting at least through the morning when the sun can warm things up. 580 a smooth drive. wet roads toward castro valley y. there's a little slowing approaching the san mateo bridge toll plaza. let's get a live look. this might be why. wet roads approaching the scene. water on the lens and on the roadway. lighter flow moving smoothly across the flat section. a high wind advisory overnight. the sign says that at the toll plaza but chp says we're okay with it and christina says nothing from the national weather service. let me talk you through this shot. highway 84. these lights right here by the radio towers