wild pig infiltrated the oak hurst country club in the easts bay tairping the fair way and making a real mess of things. the club hired a hunter to get rid of the pigs. allen live there and neighbors first heard about the idea after they heard the gunshot, right. >>reporter: yes. in case they are hearing these gunshots at night it is because the country club now has a permit to hunt wild pig out here. why? well, compared to the brush terrain outside the golf course the oak hurst country club loo looks like a garden fresh salad to hungry wild pig. 16 hole apparently has the best grub root and worms. herd of about 25 wild pigs have been plowing up the fair way out here fencing them out hasn't worked so now the country club has a fish and game permit to hunt these pigs inside city limits. but hunting them isn't easy. the hog forge at night. they

this happened on sunday in white oak at an apartment complex. they say that they got a 911 call from a resident reporting a 65-year-old man hanging in the stairwell and acting suspicious and appeared to be on drugs possibly. when officers arrived, they tried to remove him from the building. he did not comply. they used pepper spray and a taser. shortly after that, the man alid kielkarreem abdul stopped breathing. he was rushed to the hospital. two officers are on leave as police investigate this. neighbors tell us the man was very friendly and it was strange that he was involved in a fight with officers. officers are looking at his medical history. we hope to give you more as we get it. reporting from montgomery county, courtney robinson. >>> the search is on for serial burglar. he has struck more than 100 times in fairfax county alone. neighbors had a meeting with police and they say that the burglar has not confronted anyone, but that he targets clusters of single-family houses and steals money from them. >> they don't tell us what the person

. >> reporter: in sherman oaks, california, the valley in the los angeles area, you won't believe what we're following now. police try to figure out which way a guy driving a black honda went. this is a rite aid store and police say two suspects were wearing police jackets when they walked into this pharmacy and may have kid nam a farm pharmaceutical salesman, the suspects, driving a black honda. it looks fairly quiet because the action is some place away from here. they're trying to figure out which end of the parking lot this black honda left. the corner of fuller in

a fair oaks student need only go g.o miles into menlo park to find a school with an api more than 200 points higher in a district that spends hundreds more per student per year. >> we assume we will get applications to our school district. >> this is menlo park's superintendent. and while he may expect to get transfer requests, here comes the first roadblock open enrollment faces. >> you'll welcome with everybody with open arms? >> well, not necessarily. >> reporter: the new law says districts must accept transfers, unless they are already at capacity. and his district just had to raise class sizes to handle the students currently enrolled many. >> we have grown beyond projections at this point in time. >> reporter: menlo park is not alone. nearly every well-funded high scoring district said they likely had little or no room for open enrollment transfers. still, it's not just the districts which would gain students which seem slow to embrace the law, it is the districts that would lose them as well. >> i think actually

in easton and here in baltimore it's 48 in hagerstown and 46 in oak lan. we have got ourselves cloud cover across the entire state. some rain is in cecil county up towards philidelphia and 95 is wet in that direction. up north side of the beltway 795 and 83 drizzle and wet roads to be fond across the northern tier of maryland. we aim for some breaks in the clouds. but a few spotty showers and two degree guaranteed high of 62. now a check on the roads, kim brown. >> reporter: well, we have downed trees in the area blocking some roadways in baltimore city. you will see cold spring lane closed between hillan and harford because of a downed tree and same in lutherville and timonium. keep your eyes open make your way around the area. one accident so far that is at wakefield and bonner road. police are out there. but traffic is moving well around the beltway. no problems on 95, 83, 795 all looking good. no problems on the bw parkway towards the dc area. back to you. >> it's 5:31.

treat the intersection as a four way stop. 66 on the brakes here leaving fair oaks toward 123 and the beltway. traffic congested. we heard sherrie lee talk about brownsville. that's shut down. we have a portion of henderson that's blocked off because of a tree down across the highway. 395 delays leaving the beltway continue up toward duke street. 95 congested out of woodbridge. in maryland, southbound 270 with lanes open. a little bit below speed here leaving falls road headed out toward the split. route one, southbound stretch, partially tied up because of standing water. also, new hampshire avenue at

on 66 eastbound at fair oaks, one of our callers indicated a big bump along the right side of the roadway. that might be causing delays. >> we begin with breaking news from prince george's county where a pedestrian was truck by a train. it happened just before 3:30 a.m. this morning in the 4500 block of road island avenue. emergency crews say the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police are still investigating this incident. >> it's 6:02. a string of burglars has people in one prince william county area on alert. one person struck four homes in a gated community and now investigators are trying to figure out if the crime spree is related to the string of burglars in fairfax county. live at police headquarters with courtney. >> good morning, alison. there are a number of similarities between the burglars we've seen here in prins william county and those in fairfax county. investigators are comparing. but the scariest thing, the thing these guys were getting in while they were asleep in the house. >> the iron gates, stone walls and surveillance cameras are nobet

the apartment complex in white oak. courtney robinson has the story. >> good morning. two officers are on leave right now. montgomery county police investigate this. on sunday they got a call from a resident at the apartment, saying that a 65-year-old man appeared to be on drugs and was acting suspiciously. officers did have to use force. they used pepper spray and a taser to subdue the man. ali was rushed to the hospital. paramedics worked on him 20 minutes. he passed away early yesterday morning. the officers on leave while they tried to figure of the man's medical history. back to you. >> thank you. >>> turning to the latest on the serial burglaries. a public meeting was held last night. he targets clusters of single- family houses and is focusing on purses and wallets. >> we have notes physical description. >> arkansas neighbourhood is very much concerned. >> fairfax county police have formed a task force to catch the serial burglar. they believe the same person targeted prince william county houses. >>> funeral services will be held for a young woman who died afte

suzanne nikolaus is looking good in from fair oaks. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- 66 is looking good in from fair oaks. >>> crews will be working on the blue and orange lines for columbus day. the farragut west and macpherson stations will be closed. >>> some of d.c.'s most popular lunchtime spot come complete with tires and a gas tank. the established restaurants aren't always happy to see them pull up. we have a report. >> reporter: this new wave of vending truck in the tricycle is a foody's dream. thousands of washington's workers ditch the power lunch and stood in snaking sidewalk lines instead all if a taste of the city's burgeoning street food scene. >> it was about a hour wait for the hot dog. >> the cup kickbacks are really good. >> reporter: the first curbside cook-off shows a demand for interesting dining choices. >> i think it is kind of neat that there is an alternative to the same old deli. >> it has lighted some divisions between the young start-up and the establishment. >> capitalism at its finest mome

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> good evening, commissioners. i want to remind you that this is not in my report, but, again, we had to more less than discontinued emailing repackages, and i asked the commissioners to come by last week to pick up their binders in advance of the meeting, but nobody did that, note so i am going to remind you guys again, until we find another way of using secure technology, you will have to find a way to come by the office to get it so you have time to review y

. >> rose: the finest oak. >> what kind of oak is this. >> rose: i don't know, it's just fine oak. >> oakridge boys make this. thank you. that's why. >> rose: not only that they sang as they were making it. >> elvira. that was a terrible joke, i just said z the oakridge boys-- . >> rose: will it survive our sensors. >> the oakridge boys joke, i would imagine. but i don't think it will survive humor. is the problem. >> rose: that is my point. >> it doesn't pass the humor test. >> rose: okay. before we talk about the movie, you used to do on vh1 what i do right here. >> i did. >> rose: it was cancelled. >> yeah, hi a-- . >> rose: what was that called. >> the zack show. >> i think was called the magic johnson show, no, it was called late world with zack. >> rose: right that was on for a while then cancelled because you had movies to make and a career. >> no, no, i had-- it wasn't, it was cancelled because i wasn't listening to the guests and i was terrible at it. and it got cancelled and then i thought well that was a nice try at a career, meaning comedy. and then i just kind of started

you say "burning down the house" was an oak ridge boys song. think you were thinking of the song" all the golden california." >> thank you for the mention. >> were you in the oak ridge boys? >> no, but i wrote all the songs and have the big house that i pay insurance so they should come put out the fire. >> angela, you blame it on the firefighters and the family has the right to sue. here is the deal, the city of south fulton has a fire department. it is paid for by their taxpayers. a few years ago after a fire in a rural area and there was no fire department out there, the city of south fulton said for a $75 fee we will cover you in case this happens again. in other words, they said, you are not paying taxes for us, but if you want to pay $75 we will cover you. >> yep. >> this homeowner chose not to pay the $75. he gambled and he lost. >> maybe he could not have uh ready toed to have -- >> he doesn't mention that. what they say is "i thought they would come and put it out even if you didn't pay the $75". why would he think that? >> that is nor

not much younger than the students at silver oak. >> candy is not everything. helping kids is a lot. >> reporter: determined that halloween is also included in the season of giving. peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >> be safe out there either way. that's our broadcast this friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. it's not too early to remind you to be with us on election night for our decision 2010 coverage. starting here, then in primetime, into the night, into late night, all night long with our assembled team with the very best in the business. for now, i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we hope to see you right back here on monday night. have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> three decades after he accused a priest of molesting him, a bay area man is arrested for nearly beating the cleric to death. good evening, everyone, i'm tom sinkovitz. >>> iti

a corns fall from oaks and we cut those down. hogzila murderer speaks. i summon you from the swamp and holler. a red cheeked salamander in your stomach. when i saw you i littered up my rifle with buck shot and took aim. you were the most beautiful hog i had seen that's why i had to make you die to convince my friends of high heroism. i had not done in life cleaning up beer cans after the hunters left. but as i told that lady from the new york times after offering her fanta, which she refused, the whole country will eat humble pie after the scientists dig up the body of hogzila and see the greetness of exactly what i have done. thanks. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i will jump right into this. i figured anticipation of halloween i would read a story about witches this is the beginning and ending of a story questions of lawed blue fly. coming home from school on a monday morning in spring saddy stepped through a hole in the school yard fence on to the hem of her dress. when she straightened the left sleeve separated. her brother heard it rip. he turned an

. -- on oak street. the museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the san francisco police department, fofire department, paramedics, d 911. there was a ribbon cutting. it is an old fire station on oak street, very old. it was in the 1906 earthquake. it was built just before the earthquake. anyway, they have all this wonderful memory again and items in a museum. in 2000, they lost their space. it was all in storage and they have a temporary space but are looking for park and rec to give them a permanent space and looking for support in this area. i would like to draft a resolution to support this could cause. we really should have a museum dedicated to the people who protect and serve the city. the resolution hopefully would urge the department to find them a permanent space. if that is all we can do, we should do it. they had an old fire hat there, and it must have been a peanut had. it was made out of weather and they had an eagle on it to break windows. it was leather and it came down the back

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world.the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. i would like to call the meeting to order. >> [roll call] president crowley is excused attendance. the next item is approval of the minutes. he has requested that it be moved to the next meeting when there will be a quorum of commissioners to approve those minutes. the only item up for approval would be the minutes of september 28, regular meeting for any additions, corrections, revisions. commissioner vietor: all in favor? september 28 minutes are approved. we w

between centreville and fair oaks and nutley to the beltway.ack to you. >> 50 degrees outside and the time is 6:21. >> next up here on "good morning, washington" a health warning for people who work with laptops. >> that is pretty much everybody these days. later today on oprah some amazing animal stories. prepare to be astounded. that is 4:00 on abc 7. ♪ mmmmm... ( crash ) when you add velveeta to spicy rotel tomatoes and green chiles, you've got a queso so good, it'll blow 'em away. - ( crash ) - man, that's good! velveeta & rotel. mmmmmm. ( shattering, thud ) mmmmmm. ( crash, shattering ) when you add velveeta and rotel tomatoes... and green chilis to chicken and pasta, - it's so good... - good. it'll blow 'em away. ( crashing ) velveeta and rotel. hurricane katrina some residents will finally get to go home. the armed forces retirement home in gulfport, mississippi, is scheduled to reopen today for residents there. more than 400 residents from that beach front home have lived in the d.c. facility since 2005. >> we have a developing story fr

inbound 66 from fair oaks on in, heads-up. accident to the shlder. out onherails, brunswick 870, 872 and 890 all delayed. >> jerry, thank you. >>> our time right now, 6:2. 53 degrees. after the break, business with ties to the salahis. >> plus the latest on the troubling terror warning for americans traveling abroad. >>> next, which federal building has a reported sighting of baby bedbugs. my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teach. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach... governor o'maly made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a reality. i'm the first in my family to go to college. my brother and i never would have been able to afford college. even though times were tough... governor o'malley kept his promise. there's never a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side he's on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward. ♪ i like your mes

at windsor oakes vineyard wine makers and grape growers are hedging their bets. >> it's been quite aear. some people are calling it the harvest from hell. >> reporter: they are trying to decide whether to pick what's left of the harvest ahead of rains predicted for later this week. >> are you going to be bold and think we could survive a little bit of rain or a lot of rain. >> reporter: this assistant wine maker declares his grapes close to perfect, another week on the vine and they could be, but is the wait worth the risk? wine maker julie says sometimes it's not wise to test mother nature because of this summer's fog and sunburn, grape production across napa and sonoma counties is already down 10 to 30%. >> the last little rain, that was nothing on sunday. but if there's another storm rolling in it could be a three or four day storm, it's time to go. >> reporter: so will the grape shortage lead to higher wine prices later? according to wine makers who say unless you're buying rare wines you may not notice much of an increase when the grapes become available in bottles in a few year

interesting thing about the oak is there isn't anymore in the entire world. the floors in china was cleard and never replanted. if you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.usic] hello, i'm ivette torres. welcome to another edition of the road to recovery. today we'll be talking about the language that we use on issues related to addiction and recovery. joining us in our panel today are: daphne baille, director of communications, treatment alternatives for safe communities, tasc incorporated, chicago, illinois. dr. john kelly, associate professor in psychiatry, massachusetts general hospital, harvard medical school, boston, massachu

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. >> disputa entre maestros en oak cc1: ooyk1zpÑw ---decenas de maestros en .nd que no cuentan hace años con contrato. >> hoy se reunieron para exigir que se reanuden las negociaciones. >> se pidieron a 300 profesores sustitutos. >> en san josñ los alumnos tendran una semana adicional de vacaciones. >> los maestros decidieron tomar otra semana de vacaciones para ahorrar el presupuesto. >> en el este de la bahia los jóvenes se encuentran en un dilema para comprar un pase mensual en su transporte. >> ahora para poder tener el descuento, los alumnos tienen que mostrar su tarjeta de estudiantes yc como es muy lento los jóvenes tiene que pagar más de 40 dólares. >> esta decisión causa confusion para los usuarios del transporte. >> decenas de negocios de san francisco fueron demandadas por un discapacitado ya que los negocios discriminan, por no tener libre acceso a los establecimientos. >> el abogado mando cartas pidiendo explicaciones pero nunca recibieron respuestas. >> en manos del senado esta una nueva reforma migratoria. >> melendez quiere sumar reformas para l

but we do have the lane linking between 7150 fair oaks.s is where v doit was having trouble earlier this morning between the red x light and the green arrow light. it was stuck on the red x. that was causing some confusion. i am hearing that situation has been resolved. if you are traveling on the outer loop, no problems to report leaving the american legion bridge down towards tyson's. 295 on the brake from malcolm x to the inbound 11th street bridge. crash tying up the right lane southbound toward the 11th street bridge. new hampshire avenue approaching putter mill, we have a tree down. we have additional delays on vre's fredericksburg line. they have speed restricts in place until 7:00 this morning. that will likely tack on an additional 30 to 45 minutes to your commute and the vre manassas line completely suspended until further notice due to wires down across the crack. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> and if updates on the weather 24/7, you can head to our web site for conditions be watches, warnings. can you even fi

the corner of fuller in sherman oaks, california. jon: keep an eye on it, thanks. jenna: as we continue with a fox news alert, inside the a shrine, we're hearing initially that ten people are dead. sid caiffe is on the phone. what do we know? >> we have received information that 50 people have been injured in this twin blast which took place about 45 minutes back. this blast happened at a shrine of abdullah shah hazii, a mystical form of islam. these blasts occurred close to the president's house which is called a lallal house, about 1 mile away and close to the sea south in karachi. this blast has hallmarks of the taliban which has previously attacks shrines in lahor in pakistan in which 30 were killed and over 100 injured. we don't have information now if these were suicide blasts or remote controlled detonations but we'll be getting it shortly. jenna: we're working on getting pictures into this newsroom. as soon as we get it, we'll share it about our viewers. sid caiffe, thank you very much. jon: a nightmare scenario for the u.s. banking system and the national

they got a 911 call from a residence at this apartment complex in white oak. there was a man in the stilwell acting suspicious according to the 911 call. neighbors say it was not unusual for karreem abdul ali to be in the stairwell just a few blocks from his home. but the way he was acting. when officers went to remove him from the stairwell, he resisted arrest. if the officers used pepper spray and a taser. he stopped breathing shortly after that and was unconscious and rushed to the hospital. the two officers are under investigation. investigators are looking into the man's medical history as well. live from montgomery county, courtney robinson. >>> turning to the serial burglary. the man struck 100 times in fairfax county alone since mid august. in great falls there was a big meeting. investigators say the burglar has not confronted anyone and that the targets clusters of single-family houses and steals money from wallets. >> they tennant tell us what the suspect looks like. >> our neighborhood is very much concerned and are on the alert. >> fairfax county

slow traffic in manassas and on 50 in fair oaks. is going southbound at 109, lanes open to the beltway. floodlights, and loop 2 georgia ave. 95, maryland, crashed out of baltimore before columbia. southbound on 95, traffic is able to get through. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:43 on this monday morning, pretty michael donald fehr, 59 degrees. >> a cathedral made of junk. it looks like it's going to stay where it is. we will talk about that. >> the twister ripped through texas. a school was hit hard by the wild wind. >> we will have t >>> we are in maryland with our 18th year of mayhem in the woods. good morning, washington. [growling] >> welcome back. let's look at the top stories. suspects accused of creating a drug lab at a georgetown university dormitory will appear in court this morning. students charles smith and john romano and friend john perrone were trying to make a hallucinogen known as dmt. 400 hundred people evacuated after reports of a strange smell. no one was hurt. >>> a jury will hear opening statements in the chan

it's approaching the beltway and two left lanes there and another accident in glenn oak. watch for that at paterson and one in columbia on april journey road. watch for a medical call on 95 in the northbound lanes and that's on route 175. there's 95 north of the area. and no delays on 83 at warren road just yet. for traffic information, go to wjz.com. don, back to you. >>> two armed robbers are on the loose after hitting a family dollar store and a third person is hospitalized after being sit by a city school police officer. mike schuh has more live outside the store. >>> good morning, don and everyone. and the police officer was on this side of the street eating at a fast food restaurant and a woman came running and screaming and the officer spring into action. three armed robbers walked into the store. en and the citizens who witnessed the robbery saw the school police officer at the wendys across the street. he went up to the officer and saw that the store was being robbed. three robbers were heading out. >> one of the suspects engaged and the officer pulled out a serv

. >> la policía en oaks mostro el rostro de el hombre responsable de intento de secuestro de dos niñas subir a un auto , el sospechoso es blanco con barba , le falta un diente , manejo camioneta , un hombre fue arrestado por intento de abuso ,cerca del parque prados , ella dijo que pensó que era un secuestro. >> la policía de la ciudad de san francisco busca a yuda para encontrar a quiñn abrió fuego en un cafñ , la víctima de 23 años que recibió disparos se recupera , se buscan testigos , en sur de la ciudad de san francisco se busca la razón de incendios que se provocaron el domingo , en la cuadra 100 a las 4 de la mañana y el primero hizo arder un auto , el segundo fue en estacionamiento cerce el tercero un contenedor de basura. >> en el capitolio llegaron para mejorar la infraestructura. >> el ruido de la excavadora trabajando es lo que quieren que se aumente ycuando se pide un presupuesto de 50 mil millones de dólares , para mejorar. >> si no entendemos que hay relación en gastar fondos en la construcción o medio de transparencia público , las autopista no entienden que sin esos fo

there had been a big chunk of concrete fair oaks. that has been cleared.don't have any intense sunshine so that's worng in our favor as faas keeping traffic at bay this morning. the trip along i-270 has come a grinding halt now coming out of germantown on down. did not see anything blocking. i think it's just all volume headed south toward the capital beltway at this hour. metro and vre still having a good morning. mark rail, couple issues. brunswick, 892 all slightly delayed. joe, eun. >> thank you, jerry. d.c. police will have extra security as family and friends gather for jamal coat. heas shot and killed last week after another funeral on u stre. the gunfire ended with this accident scene. news 4's kimberly suiters is live in northwest with more. kim herly, more security out there today? >> reporter: thas what's expected. d.c. police say they will have more police officers out here, a wider perimeter in adams morgan. because the funeral will be held at king emmanuel baptist church at 11:00. poce and peace activists are concerned about the retaliatory g

last sunday police were called to an apartment building in whe oak, maryland for a report of ape manning suspiciously. 65-year-old kareem abdul ali. standard procedure when pepper sprais used. they wash the subject's eyes and skin. >>> news 4's megan mcgrath is live this morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's already a tough go through this area and it's going to get even worse this weekend if you live or shop at the tysons corners area. brace yourself. a major road closure will take place starting tonight. it will have a serious impact for the entire weekend. work crews are going to be knocking down the only northbound 495 bridge in order to sely do that, they will to to close chain bridge road as well as ramps. let's take a closer look at what we're talking about here. all four lanes will be closed underneath the beltway so they can knock down that bridge. four ramps connecting the road and the beltway will also close temporarily. this is going to begin at 9:30 tonight. everything will remain closed until 5:00 a.m. on monday. and basically the traffic is going to be detoured to ro

private dmv information about an undisclosed number of individuals with william betancourt, a live oakesident, member of the gang. now betancourt with a san jose woman is charged with conspiracy to commit day crime. the officer has been with the claire police for five years. prior to that he served with san jose police. he had one run-in there where he was involved in other officers in a use of force case that ended with a suspect's death. why he was supplied the sensitive data in this situation remains unclear but the district attorney's office has confirmed through an audit that it was rowhaus who obtained it. he was arrested on $250,000, expected to be arraigned monday and could face three years of prison. betancourt could face 25 years to life because he's a prior felon convicted with assault with a deadly weapon. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> sarah palin is on a three-day campaign swing through california. she spoke to a partisan conservative crowd but had no republican candidates in her entourage so who is she here to endorse? possibly herself. >> probably looking ahead to 2012

and particularly, that stuff around own oak, that's moving our way. we'll have more late afternoon showers, however, having said that, let's look at the graphic. i mean, there's definitely going to be a band of thunderstorms out to our west on the otherside of the mountains with this warm and humid flow coming our way. we'll look at the watch, warning and advisory graphic. indeed, if we look at the water mark, we see the advisories to the south and west. for now, we're not looking at anything coming into the area of a zesty nature, but there are thunderstorms in nature coming in. the weather is here and the showers are moving our way from the south and west and 73% humidity, it's humid and 70 degrees now. what is this, the 25th? yeah, on the 25th of october. the barometer is this high. 67 elkton and 69 ocean city and 70, baltimore, d.c. and easton and 70 degrees in columbia and rock hall. and the upper 60s westminster and bel air. and oh, it's disco day in the weather center. how did you like that strobe? well, this is the moisture we're talking about

traveling in on 66, lane are open as you continue in from fair oaks towards 13.dents to report at the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> there are time this more thanking that crews might be getting closer to rescuing the 33 trapped miners. sunglasses were lowered to protect their eyes when the miners come up to the bright sunlight. tomorrow, crews will start rehearsing the rescue with helicopters and trucks and the miner could be out any day now. >>> in hungary, officials say the toxic sludge that burst from a dam in an aluminum plant will not reach the danube river. that is a good thing. if the waste of red chemicals reached it, it would have been a continental ecological disaster. the toxic sludge has already killed four people including two young stars. the federal police agency is now launching a criminal probe. >>> it was a different kind of dam that burst here at home. all that rain was too much if a man-made lake in fairfax county. it create a rushing river. neighbors tell beth parker they hope to rebuild the broken dam. >> it is a

overnight roadwork has cleared. 66 not looking so bad right now leaving fair oak to 123. overnight roadwork at the hot lane ramps in the tyson's area, all of that cleared. traffic moving at speed between annandale and merrifield. no problems to report on 95. overnight roadwork leaving lorton headed down towards woodbridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> new this morning, a secret peace deal if afghanistan as the government of hamid karzai is talking with the taliban to end the war there. talk with the taliban are not new but this time the representatives speak for the taliban in pakistan. also in pakistan overnight, another tax on nato convoys killed one driver. about a dozen gunmen opened fire on the fuel supplies an poured gas on them and lit them on fire. it is the fisk attack on supplies in less than a week. >>> in montgomery county, executive ike electrickette is proposing cuts to some public safety services to save nearly $13 million in case a referendum on a county ambulance fee passes next month. according to the "washington post," leggett submi

no problems reported on 29 leaving white oak headed out towards four corners.a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> there is shock and dismay this morning after a former swimmer at the university of virginia died at a world cup championship in the middle east. >> officials say overexhaustion is the cause. fran crippen's teammates are stunned. >> reporter: 26-year-old fran crippen's death is sending shock waves through the world of swimming. he died while competing for the united states in the open water 10-kilometer world cup race in the united arab emirates. an eyewitness says he started the competition but never finished. >> it was the swim ares who went out and they started looking all over the place. they just went out and they were swimming. >> reporter: rescuers would find crippen's body in deep water just short of the final buoy. the officials refute claims that the water was too warm or crippen may have died from a heart attack. they say he likely died from, quote, overexertion. >> there was evidence of mouth fluids around the mouth, n