mccarron. handoff, richardson. >> gary: you had to figure alabama thought they would get the ball about the 50, 40 yard line. what a difference. remember, earlier in the game alabama was running left? i've got to figure that jones is playing but he's injured, because they're running right, now. he's out there hobbling. he's doing it on one leg. >> verne: d.j. fluker, number 76. michael williams were the two on the right side. there is barrett jones, and as they stretch the chain, we are told they come up just short. mccarron. turnovers now are two and two in this game. here is barrett jones. graduated with a 4.0 g.p.a. we told you his story in previous games. he's a remarkable young man and has been to haiti a couple of times and, of course, was very involved in the tornado-relief efforts here. >> gary: remember, it was his injury against auburn when he wasn't in that game, was a big part of that loss to auburn last year. very valuable football player. he's playing on one leg tonight, though. l

mccarron. handoff, richardson. >> gary: you had to figure alabama thought they would get the ball about the 50, 40 yard line. what a difference. remember, earlier in the game alabama was running left? i've got to figure that jones is playing but he's injured, because they're running right, now. he's out there hobbling. he's doing it on one leg. >> verne: d.j. fluker, number 76. michael williams were the two on the right side. there is barrett jones, and as they stretch the chain, we are told they come up just short. mccarron. turnovers now are two and two in this game. here is barrett jones. graduated with a 4.0 g.p.a. we told you his story in previous games. he's a remarkable young man and has been to haiti a couple of times and, of course, was very involved in the tornado-relief efforts here. >> gary: remember, it was his injury against auburn when he wasn't in that game, was a big part of that loss to auburn last year. very valuable football player. he's playing on one leg tonight, though. l

andrea mccarron 9news now. >>> a maryland businessman is scheduled to be released from jail in aruba tomorrow. gary giardano has been behind bars since august 5th. he is the main suspect in the disappearance of robyn gardner. he says the frederick woman was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling together. giardano would have to be extradited back to aruba once he leaves. >>> our area already has the dubious distinction of worst traffic in the country. it could mean nor cars out there on the roads. annie hall joins us more -- live with more. >> reporter: the commuter benefit program allowed workers to use $230 in tax income each month for mass transit or van pulling. 2.7 million americans currently benefit. a tenth of the commuters live right here in the washington area. it is the single largest number of commuters receiving this benefit. now if congress doesn't extend the tax break beyond this year, metro estimates a nearly 3% reduction in rail rider ship. now transit advocates fear federal workers may switch to a solo commute as the parking benefit on the other hand is set to i

we are live in southwest washington, andrea mccarron, 9news now. >>> interesting developments, andrea, thank you. some people say mike shanahan is the problem. live from redskins park the head coach just held his fifth losing news conference in a row which could not have been fun for north american kristen. >> reporter: definitely not, that is the first time he has had to do five in a row. he has never had a five game skid in his career and it is the first time for the redskins in a decade. bringing in an offensive guru like mike shanahan. he has a proven track record of building successful offenses and quarterbacks and has two super bowl titles to back it up. but since his time in washington his offense has gotten worse each week. the redskins have just one touchdown the last three games and their running game is the worst in the league. you can see the frustration mounting in the locker room. coach says it is not panic time yet. >> you have to concentrate on the job at hand. you don't think about desperation, you think about preparing the win. start think about what is going to happ

. >> i'm andrea mccarron at us park police headquarters. oscar ortega has a criminal history in 23 states. he has distinctive tattoos, including the word israel on the left side of his neck. just hours before he allegedly fired shots near the white house, arlington police questioned him for suspicious behavior. on sunday morning after the shooting a neighbor saw a police officer with a gun pointed at a vacant house across the street. he said basically, police, put your hands up. >> us park police say or talladega talladega ga has a criminal record in idaho, utah and texas for drug and underage alcohol possession and assault. these assault charges also involve assaults on law enforcement officers. >>> tonight for the first time, we are hearing exactly what was going on inside jack and leslie johnson's house. while the fbi waited at their door. scott is live at the federal courthouse in greenbelt, where wire tap recordings made during a raid on the couple's home a year ago were released today. scott? >> reporter: they were prince georges's co

hamilton pole position by producing a stunning final lap in qualifying for the abu dhabi grown prix mccarron how does dominated every practice session outlast marina but like so many times this season battle found some extra pace when it counts is to claim his twenty ninth career pole also equals nigel mansell all time record of fourteen pole positions in the season set in one nine hundred ninety two pounds jenson button will start third on the grid header records mark webber are always going on the alonso russians the tally could drop this twit's. moving on to ice hockey and russia have trained their second straight victory under new coach isn't it too loudly at dino's with a four one victory over sweden in the final and after winning their opening match in the carrier like up in a shootout against reigning world champion it's been learned russian secured a more comfortable victory over the swedes a brace of powerplay goals by alexander out of the lot in the first period if the russians a confident lead and no trade crew not pull them back in the second place and they're going to jump in an

andrea mccarron joined us as well. so far we have raised more than $4.7 million.he goal was $2 million. so we still have time. we are still taking donations, in greater washington.org. a big thank you to everybody from the heart association for the great event and the great work they do. for everybody who supported with donations. thank you, thank you, thank you. everybody who came out, the businesses that donated their services and stuff. it was a great time. >>> we got another great day ahead, although we have a dense fog advisory which was issued just a little while ago. including montgomery and fairfax counties, culpepper this goes until can a.m. even though prince georges county, out east they are low as well. andrews air force base monika santani and i were looking at a traffic camera. dense fog east in aim bridge, a half mile. we got the advisory tulowitzki pepper, frederick, a quarter mile zero mile visibility. fog is going to slow you down at times this morning. it won't be around. patchy, dense fog. 50s and 40s sunrise at 6:41. today our sunset at 5:02.

one juror spoke with andrew mccarron. he said everyone leaned toward a guilty verdict from the moment deliberations began. >> we wanted to be thorough and make sure there was nothing that could cause reasonable doubt. we discussed possible scenarios and people try to play devil's advocate. >> and that same juror added it was the vicious wounds all over murray's body which convinced him of murray's guilt. >>> the family of jayna murray was in the courtroom when the verdict came down. >> surae chinn joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. yeah the verdict came around 7:00 last night. as you said it was about an hour of deliberation before the 12 member jury came to their decision. yes the family was in the courtroom when this verdict was read. they wept as the decision was made and they held on to each other. it was the decision they had hoped for. the family has said the last seven months have been traumatic. during closing arguments, more graphic photos were shown and the family could only look down.

andrea mccarron 9news now. >>> andrea, thank you. >>> tonight a surprise move from the washington capitals. bruce boudreaux is out as head coach and a face well-known to fans will take over behind the bench. >> reporter: bruce boudreaux took over a last place capital team in 2007 and turned them into one of the best in the league. but his past success didn't override his present struggles. under the watchful eye of the owner, the caps held their first practice in four years without bruce boudreaux. >> boudreaux's team is going to have to be sharp. >> reporter: the popular coach was told early monday morning that he was fired. almost four years to the day he replaced glenn hamlin as head coach. amid rumors boudreaux had lost control of the locker room, gm george mcafee felt it was time for a change. >> this was simply a case of the players were no longer responding to bruce. >> reporter: the change comes two days after the caps lost 5- 1 to an injury-riddled buffalo team, leaving the players with a sense of guilt that gabby had to take the fall. >> we weren't playing as well as we should ha

aj mccarron finding his groove. a flea flicker action.oom with the crimson tide. third quarter we go. and this started in the second half. and foster, more than 80 yards in 11 seconds, and tigers down 10, and the earlier touchdown came on a fumble recovery, and they couldn't get much done on offense and this thing, all bama, folks, 42-14. and pencil in the rematch of lsu, if the tigers beat georgia and the sec championship game and might have a heisman trophy going to trent richardson, over 200 yards on the ground, but i tell you, andrew luck making quite a run at the heisman, as is the amazing baylor quarterback. if you've ever watched a michigan football game you always hear hail to the victors. they were singing what song on saturday, ali? >> don't stop believing. >> dave: don't stop believing, from journey. ohio state has beaten michigan every time since 2003 and they were in good shape there on the touchdown. but shoe lace, robinson, two touchdowns on the ground three through the air, 170 yards rushing and i believe a jump cut to go

>> very much so, because it is -- in a rural part of southwest reno, just outside the mccarron circlen. as you probably know, reno is not that large a city geographically, and it is quite -- it was in fact quite prominent, the glow of the fire, all across the southern sky this morning before sun-up. so it is creating a lot of anxiety, ash and smoke in the air. >> john, meteorologist steve paulsen here. reno is not that windy at carson city, 45, almost gusts to 50. are you seeing something of that nature? >> right, right. it's off and on with sun-up. it was quite steady before sunrise, and we are having gusts at times, but it has calmed down from earlier this morning. >> now, i know you're waiting for the rain, but are the -- or the snow, but that will obviously help a little bit. but you're just bone-dry up there. you haven't had much precip, or even snow, unless above 7,000 feet, and even there not much. >> that's right. and that's one of the problems we're dealing with today, and the forces are building as we speak. other units coming in to help with the reno and wash ow agencies an

mike mccarron says give yourself extra time -- [ signal breakup ] >> reporter: -- couple of hours. >> that family probably easer to travel to san diego versus swede jena. an hour flight versus 15 or so? i can't imagine. how about some traffic and some weather? i think we are going to kick it over to lawrence. >> we're following what sounds like a serious accident. if you have an early-morning flight to catch, they are heading towards the scene now. the accident is southbound 101 before you reach the san francisco international airport exit so it sounds like the driver -- this was a single car crash, the driver went over the center divide and landed in the southbound lanes so it is the southbound direction blocked fire crews on the scene blocking up to three lanes of traffic. we are hearing the driver was thrown from the vehicle so likely there are major injuries involved. we are waiting for confirmation. we don't have an estimated time when they will reopen lanes but in the meantime traffic is stacking up toward bayshore. use 280. that might be a better option and cut over towards 380

here is mike mccarron, spokesperson for sfo. i took a quick look at the board and everything seemed to stay on board. >> right now everything is on time. that looks good for us. we're looking at the northeast weather right now. there's some storms going through the boston area. right now that has not had an impact. hopefully it won't throughout the day. we're hoping it will bb a good day throughout the day. >> i remember when the wednesday before was the day when you would see these outrageous lines. we're not seeing that. you were saying actually the friday before is a real busy day now. >> our busiest day of the whole travel period was last friday. we've seen over the past eight, ten years more and more schools take the whole week off so families are traveling not just on wednesday, but tuesday, monday, the weekend before. it doesn't mean it's not going to be busy. it's still going to be very busy here. we'll do about 135,000 people today. a normal day is 100 to 105. that's about a 30% increase over an average day. also for us