four years later, marquis's dreams have come true. here's a look at how he made one family complete. >> reporter: we first met 12-year-old marquis back in 2010 at the new jersey state police museum. these days, marquis's life is filled with love and laughter with his new family. >> the best part, when i live with you two, is i can go to the store wherever i want. i can buy whatever i want. >> reporter: we caught up with him at a recent event where they celebrated their family and checked out some cool things. marquis's new mom and dad knew what they were looking for. >> we wanted to adopt an older kid. and so we were looking at the website, and we saw marquis, so at that time, we started the process of going through all the training to become foster adoptive parents. >> reporter: after meeting him, they knew it was a perfect match. it was love at first sight. >> his smile, his attitude. we have the same likes, sports, video games. we have a lot in common. >> reporter: and how did marquis feel about his new family? >> excited. it almos

marquis says he prefers women. >> i'm in prison.'s no women in here, but there are men that want to be women. so i have to deal with it while i'm in here. i'm straight. i mean, i like feminine men, so, you know, however you want to look at it. as you call is homosexual, being gay, everybody has a different word. but as far as in here, you know, he's a woman and i'm a man. >> marquis and precious insist their relationship isn't just about sex. both speak of a bond rarely shared in prison. >> yeah, i love him probably harder than i loved any woman. you know what i'm saying? and i have 13 children. i have nine daughters and four sons. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out day to day. so i can't just deny him when i get out, but you have to understand that this is just for -- this lifestyle, as far as the sexual thing, this is just for now because i'm locked up. i do this because i want to

we saw marquis. so at that time we started the process of going through all the training to become foster adoptive parents. >> after meeting him, they knew he was a perfect match. it was love at first sight. >> i think it was his smile and his attitude. we have the same likes, sports, video games. we have a lot in common. >> how did marquis feel about his new family? >> excited. most it made me cry. >> while he knows how to hang out and play video games with dad, he also knows how to make mom very happy. >> he is very polite and he opens doors for me and he helps me carry the groceries in. >> congratulations to marquis and his new family. you, of course, can be a family like that for marquis. it's sponsored by the dave thomas foundation. >>> enjoy it while you can. we are about to say so long to the mild temperatures. a cold blast is heading our way. our nbc 10 team of meteorologists is tracking how low the temperatures will go. we will have that straight ahead. >>> sinking feeling. safety fears in t

but there are men that want to be women. >> though marquis might not be in it for the long haul, thatrred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. and that's not just me. that's part of what they call the penitentiary rule. you you take care of the man. the man lay back, that's all he has to do. he doesn't even have to brush his teeth. he just smile, i brush his teeth now. >> what about women's lib? women are liberated now. >> right. they are. >> women don't have to wait on their husbands anymore. how do you feel about that? >> i choose to. i choose to. >> housework isn't the only way in which prison marriage is less than a union of equals. as precious explains in this graphic interview footage. >> if there's any sexual activities taking place, he is the man. you know, he's the server at all times. i'm always the recipient of whatever it is. it doesn't matter if it's oral, anal, however you want to look at it. he's my husband, he's the man. i could never penetrate him or get no oral sex or

marquis haynes, number 27 with the tackle. second down and four. 4:50 to go. on second and five. shumpert. >> gary: oh, my. >> verne: shumpert. >> gary: i thought he was going to lose yards on that play. whisaw it with my eyes from up here the way ole miss runs and pursues a play, how he could get inside two mississippi state players, they both overran it. >> gary: two ole miss players overrun the same play. >> verne: first down from the 20. quick flip. fred ross. >> gary: they're going so fast, they don't even need to go for an onside kick. >> verne: c.j. johnson limping as he heads back to the line of scrimmage and a gain of eight. second down and two. >> gary: doesn't fit their m.o. to play soft on defense. >> verne: they come right side. jameon lewis. brought down inside the sideline and the clock copes running. >> gary: jameon lewis, if he didn't make it he could have been out of bounds. he stays in the field and takes off more precious time. >> verne: third down, one. prescott. to the five. oh, boy. >> gary: wow. >> verne: oh, my. >> gary: holy cow. >> referee: five-yard pe

that's the view from the marquis de lafayette at cape may. at times, heavy rain expected in cape may. cape may may see zero snow out of this storm system, but i can't say that about most of the rest of the area. right now the wind is blowing, and that's going to be a key today. that's a northerly wind bringing colder air in slowly. we're still at 48 degrees, but that's down two degrees since we went on the air at 4:00. wind at just 9 miles an hour. that will be picking up during the day. we could see winds gusting to near 30 miles an hour. and it's going to be mainly snow for the pocono mountains. this is camelback waiting for that snowfall. still looking at significant snow for the mountains and areas north and west of the i-95 corridor. that's going to be a cutoff line for much of the area today. look at the 40s for not only philadelphia international but northeast philadelphia and trenton. there are some colder spots in bucks county. langhorne is down to 46 degrees, but go farther north and west and doylestown is at 43. and look at upper b

the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.in all of these pictures, but they won't last. they'll be blowing through the area today. 39 degrees right now in philadelphia. that's three degrees chillier than yesterday. and factor in that light wind at 7 miles an hour. it makes it feel like it is 34 degrees in the city. and there's plenty of chill in the air around the area. 36 in allentown. at one point this morning, allentown had dropped into the 20s. it's 39 and climbing now in millville. wilmington is up to 40 degrees. and northeast philadelphia was in the 30s, now 41 degrees at the airport there. trenton is still at 38 degrees, but we will see the numbers climb. just a little bit of a breeze. trenton feels like freezing right now. 33 the windchill. and in wilmington, 32. right at the freezing mark for millville, and it feels like 20s still in allentown and the pocono mountains with the wind blowing. but at the bus stop this morning, the sunshine will be bright, and you'll have to layer up. but other than that, much less wind

that's the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. you can see a little light being reflected.ntains, some scattered, light rain showers. this is blue mountain, which will see just a few light showers to start with and then it will dry out and we will get some breaks of sunshine, even in the pocono mountains. there you can see the very light rainfall. it's already starting to fall apart. for today, you can see temperatures into the 60s for allentown, quakertown and reading. a combination of clouds and sunshine for doylestown, northeast philadelphia and mt. holly. and clouds and sunshine at the shore as well. 68 in rehoboth and dover. vineland a high of 67 degrees. and it should stay dry today for wilmington, chester and philadelphia. but that changes tonight. the future weather and the seven day are back in less than ten minutes. >>> at last check, drivers on route 73 in south jersey were waiting for the tacony-palmyra to open. >> let's get an update with traffic reporter jillian mele. >> it's open now, as you can see, open for a ship to pass through, not open to traffic. it wi

talking to marquis was such a joy.re is also the shooting death. there's a lot of work left to do. >> i also want to say thank you here in new york. to brittany cooper, and to vince warren, we are all, of course, still waiting. (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. "easy like monday morning."s sundays are the warrior's day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the

young man was murdered in the triangle neighborhood at the corner of henry by the name of michael marquis was with young men they were robbed by several other men and mr. mar confess was shot and passed away in the ambulance on the way to 70 general hospital we have some details about the murder but not as many as we'd like or like and it was a horrible situation for this young man to be in our neighborhood and to have his life end that way and really one of the it's an amazing part of our city it is a tragedy it is the second homicide in the bush triangle neighborhood in 3 month period so it's at neighborhood that perhaps noted obligated certainly has some significant public safety challenges i wanted to send and praise out to the family and ask we adjourn in his name. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> president chiu observe reasons i'll submit. >> thank you president chiu seeing no other another name on the rafrt. >> general public comment. >> this is the opportunity for the public to address the board park and rec your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded with respe

coming up on news4 at 5:00, we'll talk to voters out there in loudoun county about those two marquis race. we're focused on the u.s. senate race and the tenth district congressional race. from mclean, i'm julie carey, news4. >> thanks, julie. >>> we're closely watching the race for maryland's next governor. chris gordon is live it at the polling station at largo high school with more. chris? >> reporter: good afternoon. you see more voters are showing up now that work is ending and people are coming here before dinner. we expect the rush this evening. prince george's county is considered primarily democratic, but the maryland governor's race is no sure thing. republican candidate larry hogan campaigned here heavily, and his father served as county executive and representative to the u.s. congress decades ago. it is also important to remember that prince george's county is home to the democratic candidate, lieutenant governor anthony brown. here in prince george's county, the majority of voters we spoke with today cast their ballots for anthony brown. >> i voted for brown. >> why? >>

and when we met him, he was living in a state of domestic partnership with fellow inmate marquis nobles. >> i'm the wife, he's the man. i got on my band and his. that's mine, that's his. got that right here. >> this is my partner. this is my friend. this is, you know, the person that gives me strength. you know, like i say, i don't have family or anything. this is the person that helps me out, day to day. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year sentence for kidnapping, made it clear, the situation will likely change once he's out. >> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. i'm in prison. there's no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when i'm in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasn't deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. that's not just me. that's part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the

. >> he pretty much told them -- the president told marquis that he would post him up and he needs tockson, actually a-plus for courage. more than those democrats showed this week. thanks to all of our students today, pass, fail, or somewhere in between. revereverend al's report card i ready to make the grade. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >> just lunch? let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris math news in washington. so they had their big lunch

young man was murdered in the triangle neighborhood at the corner of henry by the name of michael marquis was with young men they were robbed by several other men and mr. mar confess was shot and passed away in the ambulance on the way to 70 general hospital we have some details about the murder but not as many as we'd

. >>> marquis turns it up for a long run that would set up the touch doin.myra wins 33-22. >>> south jersey's holy cross, they advance to the next round. they ran all over pendry 35-0. >> the high school blitz game of the week is brought to you by your quality plus ford stores. >> rest assured, your votes count. you wanted to see springfield delaware county take on potsgrove in springfield, delco. plus, some sky lights. upper dublin throwing off west chester. ryan stover rolls out and finds don barrett in the back of the end zone. kolts throw a qb. always a threat to run. he keeps it and the kid has more movers than a u-haul truck. turns it up for a 37 yard gain. coatsville whips up west chester. punches the ball free. they win 20-0. >> "the high school blitz" play of the week is brought to you by toyota. let's go places. >> our play of the week comes from the easton freedom game. he's the one guy freedom does not want to have the ball in his hands. he's on the move like the lease is up. simpson makes them pay, a 79 yard touch down as easton rolls to a 20-8

>> he pretty much told them -- the president told marquis that he would post him up and he needs to grow a little bit more before they play. >> i say, give an a to marquis jackson, actually a-plus for courage. more than those democrats showed this week. thanks to all of our students today, pass, fail, or somewhere in between. revereverend al's report card i ready to make the grade. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >> just lunch? let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris math news in washington. so they had their big lunch together. president obama and the republicans who just beat him on tuesday. so are they into each other? will they get together? or is this a beer summit? talk of sharing kentucky bourbon with mitch mcconnell. bottom line, this lunch today, did it get anything going? is divided government going to work or not? deal or no deal? u.s. congressman, democratic whip was at the meeting and joins us now. congressman hoyer, what got done? >> as usual, it's not as black and white as we would hope, and as you jus

. >> the owner of the include reassured the community the beloved marquis will stay right where it has been since 1947. >> if you have a happy wife you have a happy family, if you have a happy family you have a happy business so i believe everyone would be happy. >> building is historic landmark so it is in surprise that san carlos residents were upset when he removed the neon tubing and other motions without permit. a through people signed a petition to save the sign. >> it is welcoming, it is fun and it is clearful and artful and unique and special and just plain cool. >> people see the sign and they identify with the town and it is a connection to a sense of place. once it is last it cannot be relisted. >> now the city will follow-up with lee and the residents home he will keep their promise. >>> cyber security experts in the silicon valley have identified what they call a highly sophisticated computer program used to spy on banks and telecommunications companies and government agencies around the world. researchers say it was probably created by a foreign government but which one i

marquis nfc matchup tomorrow, hosts the 91 arizona tomorrow.six games left, the defending champs in seattle are not ready to call it a must-win just yet. >> you remember the last time you felt desperate? >> when i had negative $38 in my account and i needed a ride home. that was college. >> we don't need any extra motivation to play them, especially at their place. they are the world champions. >> thank you, coach. as for the 49ers, they may be on the outside looking in at the moment and the wild card race, but after two straight wins, the sky isn't exactly falling down in santa clara for jim harbaugh. >> starting to sound like profuncnic from little lavender. he has a cloud over his head. it is always dark and rainy over the top of him. that's just mondays, wednesdays, fridays. >> got any staff members? >> they are all positive. >> leave it to coach jim harbaugh to break out the little abner reference. we, being kpix, we have that niner game tomorrow. niners, redskins right here followed by the fifth quarter with my buddy, dennis o'donnell. >>

reassuring the community that the beloved marquis at 6 12 el camino real will stay where it has been since 19 frichlt if you have a happy wife off happy family. if you have a happy family off happy buness. so i believe everybody will be happy. >>reporter: the building is historic landmark so no surprise that san carlos residents became upset when leremoved the neon tub tubing of the sign and other modification of the property without permit. more than 1,000 people signed a petitio to save the sipe. >> it's welcoming. it's fun. it's choreful. artful. uniqu unique. special. and just plane cool. >> people see the sign and they identify with the town and it's a connection to sense of place and once that is lost it can't be replaced. >> now up to city staff to follow one le. san carlos resident now keeping their finger crossed that he will keepis promise. in san carl, abc 7 news. >> pro necessary oakland tonight. life look from sky 7 hd where crowd move toward downtown. update it for you. >> plus just 3 minutes to make it out alive. tonight why homes are goin up in flames faster than ever

reassuring the community that the beloved marquis at 6 12 el camino real will stay where it has been since 19 frichlt if you have a happy wife off happy family. if you have a happy family off happy business. so i believe everybody will be happy. >>reporter: the building is historic landmark so no surprise that san carlos residents became upset when leremoved the neon tub tubing of the sign and other modification of the property without permit. more than 1,000 people signed a petition to save the sipe. >> it's welcoming. it's fun. it's choreful. artful. uniqu unique. special. and just plane cool. >> people see the sign and they identify with the town and it's a connection to sense of place and once that is lost it can't be replaced. >> now up to city staff to follow one le. san carlos resident now keeping their finger crossed that he will keep his promise. in san carlos, abc 7 news. >> pro necessary oakland tonight. life look from sky 7 hd where crowd move toward downtown. update it for you. >> plus just 3 minutes to make it out alive. tonight why homes are going up in flames faster t

.. >> up next, laura auricchio recounts the life of marquis de lafayette and wil the role he played in the american and french revolutions. this is about one hour. >> okay. i'm tim marshall, provost of the new school and i'm delighted to welcome everyone here for this wonderful event to launch laura auricchio's new book which is right here. [applause] "the marquis: lafayette reconsidered" which came out this month published by -- this has been research over the course of seven years it's a major biography that don't into the personal life of the passionate french hero of the american revolution over several tumultuous decades. the book provides a depiction of some accounting figures of this historical period while eliminating and exploring the new role of the press and public opinion in the politics of the time. the personal letters of the marquis de lafayette which can be found in the collection of the library of congress and cornell university provides many of the books anecdotes. a few words about laura. she's a specialist in 18th century french history and art and received her unde

and codey marquis hit five out of six field goals, including this 50 yarder his fourth, 50-yard field goal of the season. that will will set an eagles record. birds devour the titans 33-24, and up next, yes, dallas on thanksgiving. >> it is a must-win type of game. you know, i look forward to that. we always have these battles with dallas. you know, they have a good team. you know, so we do. so it is a game we must win. >> you know, i have seen it played on thanksgiving before. i know it is a big time rivalry. you know, we're in the third quarter and people are scream being dallas game. you know there is thing still going on, it is like what are they talking about, you know? but i'll get a good introduction next week. >> so this is big, big game, you know, this is very big. and we want this. we start from the bottom. you know, now we're here. like i said, it is just a very big game. >> washington taking on, three minutes left of the game. hand off, a four-yarder, and the 9ers will take the lead. then in the final minute of the game, rgiii goes back, eggs stacked, fum recalls, the 9ers

reassuring the community that the beloved marquis at 6 12 el camino real will stay where it has been 19 frichlt if you have a happy wife off happy family. if you have a happy family off happy business. so i believe everybody will be happy. >>reporter: the building is historic landmark so no surprise that san carlos residents became upset when leremoved the neon tub tubing of the sign and other modification of the property without permit. more than 1,000 people signed a petition to save the sipe. >> it's welcoming. it's fun. it's choreful. artful. uniqu unique. special. and just plane cool. >> people see the sign and they identify with the town and it's a connection to sense of place and once that is lost it can't be replaced. >> now up to city staff to follow one le. san carlos resident now keeping their finger crossed that he will keep his promise. in san carlos, abc 7 news. >> pro necessary oakland tonight. life look from sky 7 hd where crowd move toward downtown. update it for you. >> plus just 3 minutes to make it out alive. tonight why homes are going up in flames faster than ev

a mega screen is set to light up tonight in front of the marriott marquis hotel.st and most expensive digital billboard. the massive billboard is eight stories tall and spans the length of a football field. >>> it's now down to the final four couples on this season of "dancing with the stars." >> tommy and peta. >> it's amazing in my opinion he made it all this way. they made it to the semifinals almost but tommy chong and peta murgatroyd have been sent home. next week two nights of dance to see who will take them to coveted mirrorball trophy. >> that's wyclef marin is all upset. >> a local dog found gravely abused is nearly recovered and ready for its forever home. >> also much more on this breaking story. a plane crashed into a home in chicago. you at 6:00 a.m. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four

beach avenue, a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. above freezing, 40 degrees here at nbc 10 at 5:37. >>> it's a rainy monday, but there is some good news. it comes with the temperatures, which are above freezing. 41 degrees in philadelphia. no icing in the delaware valley. we've seen some freezing rain in the pocono mountains, but the rest of the area just seeing rain. and it's already tapered off in parts of south jersey and areas north and west. the steadier rain moving through burlington county. allentown has some very light rain and mist with some light fog as well, but there's more rain on the way. in fact, we could see some heavy downpours. this is 1:00 this afternoon. by later this afternoon and this evening, as this is pulling away, an inch or more in allentown, doylestown and well over an inch for philadelphia. wilmington could pick up an inch and a half of rainfall. so, your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast calling for a dreary monday. 39 in the pocono mountains, lower 50s for allentown and reading and into the middle

that's a live view of beach avenue from the marquis de lafayette hotel, which will see partly sunny skiesnd temperatures into the 60s this afternoon. right now, it is 53 degrees at 5:26. first alert traffic reporter jillian mele, what's going on? >> you know, not too much on route 07 right now. so, for drivers in new jersey, you are in luck. this is a live look at route 70 at kings highway. everything is quiet there. coming up in a few minutes, i'll take you to a live look at the blue route. >>> and it was a historic night in pennsylvania as a sitting governor lost his bid for re-election for the first time in decades. >> nbc 10's keith jones spent election night with governor tom corbett's camp. we'll check with him coming up. >>> and the search for carlesha. this video shows a man that police are calling a person of interest in her abduction. we are live with the latest on where her atm card was used. >>> decision 2014. it is one for the record books. pennsylvania elects a new governor, and that's not the only upset. we will break down the results that have been coming in all morning lo

still some rainy conditions in cape may, as you saw by that live picture from the marquis de lafayette hotel. but those showers are going to be ending as well. but the wind, that will stay with us. winds now gusting to 38 miles an hour in philadelphia, and it's a southerly wind, which means warm temperatures. and we're certainly starting off with readings that are climbing. 60 now for reading. lancast lancaster. 62 in trenton and 64 degrees at philadelphia international and international airport, northeast philadelphia and 60s across much of delaware and south jersey, too. sunshine will break through the clouds and the wind will push us to 70 degrees at lunchtime, and it will still be climbing at that hour. your hour-by-hour, neighborhood by neighborhood forecast in less than ten minutes, but first, matt delucia's live in stormforce10 this morning. matt? >> reporter: good morning, bill. we are on the northbound lanes here heading towards grant and the boulevard, where we understand some traffic lights are out. but just to give you a picture of what we're looking at right now, most of t

this is a live view and dry view at that of beach avenue from the marquis de lafayette hotel. let's stay dry today. and the temperatures will be climbing. it's the wind that's dying down. now, calm in pottstown, down to 7 miles an hour in trenton and northeast philadelphia, but the windchill is still present from the pocono mountains, allentown, millville, feels like it is in the 20s and 30s this morning. so, it's a cold start. satellite, though, a few high clouds and more high clouds to the north. some of these high clouds will move in during the day, but it will not stop the temperatures from climbing nicely this afternoon. a good deal warmer than yesterday, 50 degrees for the pocono mountains, middle to upper 50s for reading, allentown and quakertown. sunshine nice and bright for doylestown, northeast philadelphia and mt. holly. and still a little bit breezy at the shore. upper 50s for rehoboth, cape may and atlantic city. while inland, it's bright sunshine and temperature up to 60 degrees for philadelphia and close to it for chester and voorhees. there is some wet weather

>>coach darold butler says the president told marquis jackson he has to grow a few more inches, before they can play basketball. still to come this midday. jim ramsey has your full forecast! has your full forecast! [ giggling ] again! again! [ giggles ] [ mom ] when we're having this much fun, why quit? and bounty has no quit in it either. it's 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand, and then stays strong, so you can use less. watch how one sheet of bounty keeps working, while their two sheets just quit. bounty. the no-quit picker-upper. [ female announcer ] what's the best way to tackle football season? new bounty nfl prints. available at walmart >> houri you doinghow are you doing? >> he calls me every morning at 2:00 a.m. to see how i am doing. >> that is exactly. >> think of something good. i will ask my wife she will have suggestions i am sure. >> we will have some cold they're coming up next week. that is really going to be some chilly air. we're looking at daytime temperatures probably in the low 30s by wednesday. more about that in a moment. today we had some time to

jon bostic and marquis wilson both returned from injury. lance briggs expects to play sunday night against the packers, after missing three games with a rib injury. he also understands his career with the bears could be drawing to a close. >> could be the last time playing the packers. >> could not have asked for a better situation. >> touchdown. he scored three times with 148 rushing yards. the huskies win 35- 21 and improve to seven- and- two. the blackhawks unveiled a 1957 throwback sweater for the "winter classic" on new years day in washington. hawks winger brandon saad filled in for patrick sharp on the runway at the "blackhawks store." sharp suffered a right leg injury against montreal, and sources tell the tribune he'll miss at least a month. still to come this midday. jim ramsey has your full forecast! has your full forecast! it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering rash. if you had chicken pox, the shingles virus is already inside you. as you get older your immune system weakens and it loses its

the automaker is recalling nearly 40,000 crowned victorious, lincoln town cars, and mercury grand marquis. they have a steering shaft that can break them causing a loss of steering. been ats there has least one accident involving a car it fixed. the other recalls involve airbag problems. a few line issue with ford transit vehicles and break that'll problems with f one 50's. if you'll filter issue with some transit vehicles as well. uplet's see was coming tonight at 6:00. >> gordon peterson is live in the newsroom with a look ahead on this election day. continue oure election day coverage with live reports from crews in the field. we will tell you how the candidates spend the day as we rate -- as we wait for results to roll them. is heading toa asia. we will tell you but the issues he plans to address their --ight at 6:00 all stop tonight at 6:00. really nice and mild. can the weather last? >> we are hanging onto the mild temperatures one more day. starting tomorrow night to thursday, a noticeable change in the weather pattern. 64 at reagan national. 63 in winchester and fredericksburg. sl

they even had a welcome for them there on the marquis of the school. and i had a wonderful warm welcome from all the wonderful students there. let's thank the teacher susan sacker for the invitation to talk to all of these fourth and fifth graders in charles county. they knew a lot about weather. we had a great time. 50s sunday. rain likely monday. cold again mid week ne >> looking good this morning. this is what we deserve on a friday. beltway at river road, no problems here. this is th. 66 headed into town, you're a little bit close to manassas. it opens back up. nothing happening. just a little bit of volume. taking a look at 95, that is moving along nicely. no issues. beltway at indian head, also looking good. as long as we see movement, we're happy. not seeing any yellow or red at this point. maryland, 95 into town, out of town, you're fine. bw parkway, you're fine. a live picture of maryland coming up. >>> 5:54. work is under way to replace an entire water line. a water main burst and sewer water flooded 14 homes in that neighborhood. virginia am

that's marquis mark right there having his first cheese steak ever, we understand. >> wow, first one.e got picture from viewer david bently thank you, david, he caught the quarterback on camera at jean's after the game shake hands, saying high to folks, but first cheese steak. >> with or without? >> these are the questions. >> nova care and find out. >> hey, could be the beginning after nice tradition here, win a game, get a cheese steak. >> all right, nicely done. entire time -- team, nicely done. 8:10, slow motion disaster in hawaii. see what happens when this lava claimed it first home. that's coming up next. >> also, a pilot forced to make a delicate landing after having a problem with the plane. and we'll also have this. >> millions braze for a taste of winter, as arctic blast pushes across the country. i'm don champion. coming up what to expect and when. will be heavy, but we and our allies will go on fighting together to ultimate, total victory. >> i was up there to protect our people, to protect our country. >> we would either live or die together. >> veterans' day is just an

the recall also includes the crown victoria, the mercury grand marquis, the lincoln town car from theears 2005 to 2011. >>> coming up, a bay area medic is putting himself in the ebola hot zone. >> i think i'm the best man for it. >> why he says he is willing to go even though the virus is deadly. and what his wife has to say about it. >> and beagles probably aren't what you think of when you hear animal testing. why some companies are using those dogs to test their products and the one group working to rescue them. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a u-c santa cru >>> there may be a quick low cost test for ebola available within a few years. a uc-santa cruz researcher has bullets a prototype designed to -- has built a prototype designed to quickly detect ebola from a finger prick of blood telling within minutes if a person has the disease. once developed the sensor's cost would be $3 each. >>> a marin man packing up for one of the most dangerous trips in the world right now. he is off to fight ebola in west africa. 64-year-old davis perkins has been a medic in disaster hot zones like haiti and cambodia.

. >>> it's the marquis race on the virginia ballot. democratic senator mark warner cast his ballot in oldtown this morning. the poll showing him ahead in his bid for a second term. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: warner's challenger, ed gillespie, voted in person absentee last month, so today he was working the polls. >> if there's any questions i can answer to help you decide, i'm here. >> reporter: this voter said his decision was a clear one. >> i don't know much about gillespie, but i know much about warner. >> reporter: does that mean you've been happy with mark warner as senator? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: but republican voters are hoping their party seizes control of the senate, and this gop voter says she wants anyone but an incumbent. >> to be honest, i'd love to see everybody gone and everybody new. and we start from scratch. so just to kind of clean the slate and start over and fresh and hope we do better next time around. >> reporter: these loudoun county voters are also in the tenth congressional district, where for t

. >> marquis mark, let us know. give us a call, dude. nice game. everybody, good team win last night. >> eat a cheese steak. >> can't beat. that will hey, giving away free money your chance to win 100 bucks coming up. >> most dramatic individual we've seen from hawaii. slow moving lava flow destroyed its first house. finds out if anything else is in its path. >> we are honoring our country's veterans today. you're looking live at the all wars memorial to colored soldiers and sailors in center city. more on that when we come back. good morning. >> ♪ we are honoring our vets today. tweet us with the hash tal cbs-3 mornings. >> see the handsome guy in the corner? >> that's pop. pop already said he wants to go get that free meal today. i'm going down to dover to take him out toluene. >> so many free meals, free donuts to all of our veterans, god bless america. >> we'll show more of these, go over there, highlight some of the pictures little later in our newscast. >>> right now, our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, goo

that this group has always been on their target and it's a little marquis how they were targeted. >>phanie, speaking of regime and the civil war continues inside syria and sometimes it feels like the focus is on the u.s. coalition air strikes and targeting isle but there are civilian casualties in aleppo, what happened there? >> two barrel bombs hit eastern aleppo and 20 civilians killed there and al-nusra was struck and soon after when people were gathering there another barrel bomb hit and we have to put it in continuing and there are 3,000 people on the eastern side and it's difficult and the regime is keen to take a lep -- al aleppo back and isil coming from one side and a significant city and heard from the french foreign minister a couple days ago saying if aleppo would fall is what they should be focusing on after kobani is aleppo but we have to remind while the world at tension is on kobani and aleppo and talking about allegiance of the groups and civilians who are sustaining the main effect of this, 6 million displaced inside the country and millions also outside the country

but i did like marquis's picture. >>> thanks so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello.erman and micayla" starts now. >>> well, it comes down to this. in just a few hours time, president obama lays out his executive order on immigration. his plan could shield more than three million undocumented immigrants. some members of congress want to stop it, though. is it already too late? >>> he didn't want this interview to go public, but it did. bill cosby's attempts to scuttle it. what was said ahead of this hour. >>> the grand jury weighing the michael brown shooting case in ferguson, missouri. a decision could come any day now, but what happens after they decide whether officer wilson will be charged? >>> good morning to you. those stories and much more ahead. john berman is off somewhere probably building a snowman. we begin at this hour away from a nationally televised president address that could change the lives of millions of people. at this hour, president obama is preparing to unveil the details of an executive order that he

. >>> it's the marquis race on the virginia ballot.emocratic senator mark warner cast his ballot in oldtown this morning. the poll showing him ahead in his bid for a second term. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: warner's challenger, ed gillespie, voted in person absentee last month, so today he was working the polls. >> if there's any questions i can answer to help you decide,

a rainy view from cape may, the view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.ady rainfall overnight coming to an end, but the winds still with us. these are steady winds at 20 miles an hour for dover, trenton, mt. holly. 22 miles an hour with higher gusts in the pocono mountains. that's going to push the clouds out of here, but the warm air will stay with us through this afternoon. just some scattered showers in new jersey. the heavier showers are now offshore. the clouds are already thinning out to the west. we will see sunshine break through the clouds and warm things into the 70s today. and tomorrow we'll still be mild. it will be less windy tomorrow, but those winds will be on duty today to bring us into the 70s. then it's wednesday that we've got some trouble coming. a coastal storm system will likely start as rain and then change to snow and accumulating snow at that. the potential future snow shows some minimal accumulation by 1:00 in the afternoon in philadelphia, 2 inches, possibly more, to the north and west by early evening hours. 7:00, we could be c

it's an the mariot marquis and spans an entire block. it will feature a digital art exhibit for a week and then a google campaign takes offer until the new year. >>> this dog being man's best friend. we've seen stories like this over the years. this is one that probably lives up to that same billing in texas. >> that's where buddy the beagle mix couldn't stand to see his 85-year-old owner taken to the hospital. he rode for a big on a step on the outside of the ambulance. dearing the trip another driver flagged down the ambulance alerting his driver. >> he was then taken inside and made the rest of the trip with the owner and was released from the hospital, the owner, later that same day. >> i was impressed he didn't have to go to the hospital with me, but he did. he's now a member of the family. >> cute picture there. >> that's a good animal story he here. i'm okay with that one. >>> behind the scenes of a sneak blitz on nfl teams. what players are now saying. >> back to our fascination with dogs and how man's best friend may help you fi

of jd he became a favorite edgar hoover's question marquis he did. . >> he did. many actors and naturalist's did not have any idea that the president of this guild was making their information available to the fbi. initially j edgar hoover was suspicious of ronald reagan because he had been involved in some liberal groups. the more reagan cooperated with the fbi's investigation, the more hoover came to trust him. , reagan andocuments the fbi have what they call a close and cooperative relationship. in later years, hoover repaid these favors. in one case, in 1960, -- >> they are not getting paid money? >> no, there is no evidence that he was being paid money or under control by the fbi. the document suggests that reagan was not operating for pecuniary reasons, but for other motives. >> he did get some favors. the motors favors are interesting. >> reagan and jane one and were concerned about their eldest daughter, maureen. she had gone to live in washington dc preaching was 19 years old. they had heard that she was living with an older married policeman. rather tha

the opposition to that is marquis', dictatorship where the will of the people can be trampled on.it looks like that is what we have got. tonight president obama will impose amnesty. last week he moved to impose climate rules in a giveaway to china. in both cases the legislature, our elected representatives were excluded, bypass. the president knew he couldn't get his way so he gets outside our system of government, bad move. president obama has set i am not an emperor, correct. but right now you are acting like one and unfortunately you look like the emperor with no clothes. president obama to announce his immigration reform plan tonight eight hours from now in a prime time speech. we are calling this, i am calling this a fundamental change in the way america is governed. dan henninger room from the wall street journal is here. a fundamental change in the way america is governed. am i going too far? >> you are not going too far at all. i would go so far as to say what we are looking at here is effectively a repeal of the declaration of independence of 1776. the second paragraph sa

black friday is no longer the marquis name that gets all the play.opping begins before halloween. more than 10 americans have made a major service more at this point. remember, there's always a deal on the enter net. retailers have to top it. walmart is open 24 hours, kmart. there's a lot of pressure there. >> are there going be some items on black friday, so-called lead irthat draws you into the store? >> oh, sure. you're going to see them because they're the things that draw people into the store where then they'll hopefully buy more expensive items. but, again, those are not items you necessarily want. they're appealing to you on price. and while there are sot high-profile getting. are you buying it because it's something you enjoy and it has the features and reliability. >> a lot of people will buy it. >> absolutely. more than half the americans told us this year they're going to be on a budget. but setting a budget and keeping it will be two different things. so it takes a lot of discipline. especially when you see the dollar signs and big sales