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the mason dixon line may see a snow flake or two. we will be dry mostly.his is pulling down a lot of cold air from canada. we will see the blue move into our region before too long. we had severe weather yesterday. we have another cold front, but it will be dry as it moves through. we are not looking at precipitation, but it will bring chilly air. we will see sunny skies moving into monday. here is the thing, temperatures are dropping significantly. lows in the upper 20s. 61 degrees on the bay. small craft advisory through sunday evening. temperatures mostly clear. tomorrow 54. sunny, breezy and cooler. we will drop down to 48 monday. 57 on tuesday. then we will warm up closer to normal by mid-week. 66 wednesday. the next system will be the next chance for rainfall with temperatures close to 70 on thursday. a roller coaster read if you ask me. >>> thanks, chelsea. next in sports. >> reporter: ravens fly to ohio ,,,,,,,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actuall

above the mason dixon line, york, pennsylvania you're into a severe thunderstorm warning and that's goingto be in effect until 7:30. it's a potent weather system moving our way. let me show you how potent it is. it's 50 degrees where this front has passed. it's 71 where it has not on tv hill, 17 warmer than this time yesterday. 74 degrees is going to be the high. that's going to happen within the next couple of hours. through the afternoon, clearing, windy at times, definitely getting chillier. 63 this evening, it may be chillier than that time. >>> there are some hassles on the hurry up. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. definitely busier than usual for . partially because of the rain out there. we have that outer loop debris still there at 795. we also have an accident in carroll county, particularly bad one on route 91 gamble road north of deer park road. medivac on the ground. disabled vehicle at columbia gateway drive at robert fulton drive. an accident in anne arundel county involving a pedestrian, annapolis road at charter oaks drive. speeds slow on the

along the mason dixon line, if you live there, you could see sprinkles this morning.he best chance of rain will come late today. taking a look at temperatures, 47 in d.c. 48 in frederick and 48 in culpepper so this is very mild. weather head lines today, showers, mostly sprinkles this morning, but a better chance late today. the mild temperature will make it into the lower 60s this afternoon. but this weekend very blustery and cold. we will have that ahead from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. time for traffic this morning. amanda is at the wtop. >> thank you, jacqui. we have problems 95 southbound in virginia. reports of a tractor trailer blocking the center lanes of route one. so if you are coming into woodbridge, you will face closure so stay to the right or left in that area. heading in towards the beltway, virginia looks good between the two bridges. you are good to go on the outer and inner loop. those outlets open up today so we will see quite a bit of activity around area. then 395 work as construction zone, that is going to be headed nor

can't win a national election just based upon 57-year-old angry white guys that live below the mason/dixonook, mitt romney lost -- he ran as a conservative, remember a severe conservative? he was a moderate running as a conservative. why? he couldn't win running -- >> in the primary or general? >> in the general. look, he lost five states by 19 votes per precinct. that's a pretty close race, okay? if he was able to run against obama care, i think mitt romney would be president. >> i don't disagree with you about the purity problem, but i don't think he was too liberal or conservativconservative. i think the biggest problem is he wasn't being authentic. he tried to move back to the center, and certainly things like his own words prevented him from doing that, but in 2016. i'm asking this question as a strat jill for your party. which of the republicans that we've been talking about here, maybe there are others on your list that are best suited to be here. is it a chris christie? >> first of all, this may not be the answer you want. i don't think hillary clinton will run. i think madam secre

we'll take you to the 3:00 hour with a better chance of showers near the mason-dixon line and later this afternoon and evening, spotty showers. still upper 50s at 6:00 p.m. but cold is coming this weekend. monika? >>> if you're planning to head on the west side of town, we're in great shape. no problems between 270, the american legion bridge and tysons corner. coming in from the west on 66, volumes are light from manassas and dulles toll road in from sterling. back to you, andrea and mike. >>> from a pint size super hero to history making season for a local football team. >> it was a tough week the way it ended but there were some positive things to look back on. here are some of the memorable >>> thanks for joining us. good morning, monika. >> do you remember your name now? >> it says it there, thankfully. >> wray to go. way to save gotham. >> can't be from around here. >> he doesn't travel the beltway very much, does he? >> lady gaga -- [ inaudible ] >> i want to say one more thing. i like beating the boys. >> reporter: you like beating the boys? >> yes. >> this looks more like the bo

we've had a few sprinkles up and down the mason dixon line this morning. a couple sprinkles possible mid morning. the best chance of rain comes this afternoon. winds from the south. despite the cloud cover and rains, we will get into the lower 60s. that is going to feel good and that cold blast behind that front, it will be progressive. mostly cloudy, on and off showers possible high temperatures in the low 60s. tomorrow 50 degrees. winds will kick up by the afternoon on saturday. continues on sunday. we could see gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. temperatures slowly recover only a little bit into next week. the big travel day looks like wet weather and here. i will have more on had a coming up later on. get our traffic report with amanda at wtop. >> a lot of people are going to be on the roadways next went so we will keep an eye on that weather. that can mean major problems. right now, we've got a minor problem. we will start in maryland in the district heights area. a crash working at silver hill road and marlboro pike. route five moving nicely, no big prob

if mcauliffe pulls this off tonight he'll be the fourth governor born above the mason dixon line and not in the state. it's absolutely fascinating. old virginia no more. this was the first states calling for george w. bush. >> let me ask you something, luke. this is moderately off the wall. will a terry mcauliffe win be a big victory for bill and hillary clinton who campaigned in virginia? i believe that was the only stop hillary made at all in this site. is this a help for president victory? >> make no mistake about it, learly, what you're going to see tonight would be the first, shall we say, example of the clinton machine as they gear up for 2016. everyone in d.c. thinks they're going to run. bill clinton putter ri mcauliffe on his back. hillary clinton came in here and did the same. it will be a mccall live victory in the history book. this is a clinton victory in terms of virginia for 2016 and who will ultimately become president that year. right where you are, new jersey, chris christie, you're going to see it tonight. this is a race between the two of them already in 2013. >>

south of the mason dixon line. if i said to you 20 years ago a democrat was in favor of common sense gun background checks, if i told you he could win governor you would have laughed me out of the room. the truth of the matter, this is a phenomenal victory. the people of virginia has spoken and they're going to be safer because of this. >> i wonder when you make a decision to get involved in a race like this, whether you waive the cost benefit. according to your group, they gave $1.7 million to terry mcauliffe, and more than $3 million in virginia races. and your candidate won. it was a close race. knowledgeable democrats tell me that your ads, it played really wet in the inner suburbs right now d.c. where mcauliffe overperformed, outperformed president obama. but they said, the feelings were more positive than negative. and in south western virginia where mcauliffe did poorly, your involvement was used as a message point against him. how do you decide if your involvement will do more good than harm? >> first thing

to have a desire to represent the entire country, not just the reddest of red states below the mason dixone. we need to get rid of the dogma, recapture the center of american politics. i know governor dean has a different opinion but things are not going so well for the affordable care act. there is is a clear path forward for republicans if they stop snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, the cheney family will not be spending christmas together. liz cheney is feuding with her sister over marriage equality and in the rewrite, it is time to once again rewrite america's understanding of police use of deadly force. we're going to show you that shocking video from new mexico. a police officer firing at a mini van with an unarmed family in that van. rusters at 30%! i can't get her to warp. losing thrusters. i need more power. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge deep-sea fuel technology. a 50,000-pound, ingeniously wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximize resourc

the fourth governor in a row of virginia to have not been born in the state and come above the mason dixon line. we're a long way from old virginia, my friend, a long, long way. >> i love when you end segments like that. my friend luke russert, thank you for putting up with me and thank you for your reporting. >> take it easy. >>> despite criticism of post sandy embrace with president obama, chris christie has remained ahead in the new jersey gubernatorial roles. don't let his moderate profile mislead you. chris christie is a classic conservative. we'll discuss that next on "now." if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pai

south of mason-dixon line, if i 20 years ago said to you that a democrat that was f rated by the nra and in favor of the common sense gun checks, background checks, if i told you he could win governor, you would have laughed me out of the room. mcauliffe won which says voters in virginia want common sense background checks. >> interesting to me -- >> i'm sorry, i just -- >> sorry. go on. >> i'm sorry, i have to say much as i admire mayor bloomberg in many ways, as a political analyst he's looking through a lens of his own. i completely agree with him and you about gun control but i think to say that everyone voted for terry mcauliffe in virginia is in favor of common sense gun control laws just isn't true and even if it were true doesn't represent the country and doesn't represent congress where people, as we know, are afraid to pass legislation and can't be moved to do it. >> here is the point i was going to make, frank. >> like newtown. >> i was going to make this point and i agree with what you said. president clinton made a point to say gun control will only really happen in amer

you could if mcauliffe wins have the fourth governor in the state of the virginia above the mason dixon line -- >> no state has better reflected what they call the center of american politics or the nation's changing demographics, which is your point. and the numbers here in the last two presidential contests, the state's popular vote exactly matched the national popular vote as well. >> it's remarkable. and since 1973, every time there's been a democratic president, the state goes opposite of whose in the white house. if mcauliffe wins, he would end that trend, which would be quite significant because it could be a about barometer of where the country is going. since 2010, you've seen within virgin virginia huge increases of latino voters and asian voters. democrats have really moved to get them to the polls and from what we've heard so far, they seem to be doing a decent job of it. thank you, luke, great pleasure having you on. >> let's go to richard liu, who spoke with voters who cast their ballots. i want to play a little bit of what chris christie said last night, using his classic

factoid, if mcauliffe pulls this off tonight he would be the fourth governor in a row born above the mason/dixon line in the state of virginia. >> more importantly, not born in the state of virginia. one person you did not mention who is on the ballot. >> reporter: correct. >> and not easy for third-party candidates to even get on the virginia ballot is of course mr. sarvis, the libertarian candidate. >> reporter: indeed. >> what his number is going to be. have you seen any evidence of sarvis supporters in mclean? not necessarily where he's been targeting. >> no. to be quite honest with you, i've not seen a lot of sarvis get out the effort here in mclean, virginia, but that's to be expected. this is not a bastion of libertarianism in the comfortable enclave that is langley high school, my friend. >> there it is. luke russert, enjoy. langley high school, not too far away from the district line. take care, sir. terry mcauliffe hasn't trailed in a single public poll since july. ken cuccinelli has been outraised and outspent on the air by a wide margin. mcauliffe outraised him by almost $15 million.

frederick, maryland, hagerstown near the mason-dixon line here. no accumulations.eratures only up into the upper 20s to low 30s by lunchtime today. high temperatures today about 35 in town, 36 in manassas and fredericksburg, but high temperatures only near the freezing mark in parts of northern maryland. your all-important seven-day forecast. it will be cold around here and will stay that way for much of the coming week. 38 tomorrow. not all that much of a breeze. that will be nice. it will still be cold. rain and snow chances arrive on tuesday as a big east coast storm could really mess up parts of the i-95 corridor, mostly a rain event. nonetheless, windy and rainy and cold for wednesday afternoon. all that comes to an end wednesday night. could start with snow flurries tuesday afternoon and end with some snow flurries late wednesday. the all-important day of the week, turkey day, will be great. cold, but great. >> but great. thanks, chuck. >>> the redskins aren't playing until tomorrow. what do the players do for fun in their down time? how one group is getting

mason-dixon line, just about. at least upstate south carolina from atlanta and tennessee, all wet. the issue is, it's also very cold up there and very close to 32. now let me give you an idea. it was supposed to be 39 degrees and raining in atlanta this morning. right now, it's 30 -- where is it? 35 and raining. that's not a good sign. that's four degrees colder than the forecast. if your forecast was, let's say, rain and 34 and all of a sudden you're four degrees colder than that, that's rain and 30. winston-sal winston-salem, 31, charlotte, 32. virginia and west virginia are seeing icing right now. that's what i'm most concerned with. this system, when it gets up here, still developing. when it gets up here in this colder air that's already in place, that's when our highways go down, airports go down and things get rapidly slow. >> okay. i got all my digits crossed. thank you, chad. of course, as chad says the biggest worry are the wet roads, black ice. the wind will also be a concern. get ready for a trying day on the roads unless you're lucky enough to leave today as of right n

south of the mason dixon line.a democrat who was rated by the nra, unabashedly in favor of common sense background checks, if i told you he could win governor, you would have laughed me out of the room. truth of the matter is this is a phenomenal victory. the people of virginia have spoken and people of virginia will be safer because of this. >> what role do you think you'll be playing in the 2016 elections? i have a tough time imagining you going softly into the good night. >> let me guarantee you two things. number one i will vote and number two i won't be running in terms of something in the middle, it depends who's running and whether i swan want to support them, get involved. i have a lot of things to do. i'm looking forward to starting january 1st i'll take a quick vacation and already i've got more things to do going forward than i can handle. in fact i've got to start learning how to say no to new things. >> all right. so what's going to be his legacy? what are his opportunities going forward, at least poli