. >> joining us now of booktv is a james reston, jr. is the newest book is the accidental victim.hat do you mean by the real target and alice? >> it's a kind of convoluted story but we've had 50 years of conspiracy theories on the jfk assassination. and i think all of them are nonsense. i think we have to bring it down to the psychology and mindset of lee harvey oswald, the killer. and what i've attempted to do here is to go to the core of his motives for picking up the weapon on that november 22. you have to put two things together. the first is the attitude towards kennedy where he had absolute no animus towards the present at all. in fact, admired the president for his policies, but with john conway of texas who was in the car with kennedy, he had a long-standing grudge that had to do with the change in his military discharge, honorable and dishonorable. and he blamed conley for this because he had appealed to college to change back in 1962, and that hounded him for the next year and a half. and i believe he put the faith of conley on his frustration. so he had a rage and an an

the 26-year-old is accused of robbing half a dozen homes in reston since june. tall houses were in an area around north shore drive where we are told his girlfriend's family lives. police say he would then try to resell the stolen property. julie carey will explain how police tracked him down. it's coming up at 5:00. >>> no sunshine on this cloudy monday. >> veronica johnson is in the weather center. we did warm up a bit though, didn't we? >> we did. it's the trend for the rest of the workweek. for back to work and back to school today, i have been monitoring the cloud cover across the area. a bit of a downer today with all that gray sky across the area. take a look at the live cam and the woodrow wilson bridge. nothing but gray. how much we are socked in. from maryland through d.c. and down through virginia, cloud cover across the area. have to go all the way to virginia to see clear skies. all this with a bit of a light wind out of the northeast across the area. as we take a look at our temperatures right now, some of our warmer spots down to the south. freder

some of them just played it into garrett county. 37 in rockville, 36 in reston, fairfax, 39 in collegeark, 35 in bowie, 40 in waldorf. so it's about par for the course, if you will. cold again tonight and dry. bus stop temperatures 26 to about 36 and then breezy and milder tomorrow and breezy and warmer on friday. that's just a harbinger of what's coming over the weekend really. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, 26 to 32, winds turning becoming southwesterly which is warmer. tomorrow the winds pick up in the morning southwest 10 to 15, partly cloudy, breezy, 26 to 46 and by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy, milder, highs around 50. look at winds now south early with 10 to 20 and a little gusty, but that's okay. it's a warmer wind. even oakland tomorrow makes it to the upper 30s, mid-40s for cumberland, upper 40s hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester and sun from the mountains to the coast, low 50s in culpeper, around 50 in warrenton, manassas, leesburg, probably 51 or 52 in fairfax, reston and mclean, low 50s downtown and gaithersburg, maybe 51 in frederick, low to mid-50s into

temps 52 bethesda, 54 reston and fairfax. i've got 48 in springfield, 57 in college park, 58 waldorf. it's been chilly all day in annapolis only 45 by the water. not as cold tonight and dry, bus stop temperatures 32 to 44 tomorrow. so a little bit milder. breezy and warmer on friday, golfable friday and saturday and golfable early sunday morning actually as warm air gets in here. just how warm? we'll see record highs. now the record high downtown is 68 set back in 1923 on saturday. that's probably safe, but 60 at dulles. that's in jeopardy. 62 in baltimore. that's in jeopardy. i think dulles should break their record easily and the 1 in baltimore was just set back in 2001. tonight partly cloudy, just chilly, 32 to 42, winds southwest at 10 and then by morning partly cloudy, a chilly start, not cold, 30s and 40s and by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy, warmer, highs around 60, winds increasing southwest 10 to 20, but again that's a warmer milder wind. so downtown temps 40s to start, 46 by 9:00, 51 before lunchtime, so a light j

sky 9 flew over that scene in reston. two staff members were sent to the hospital as a result of the spill. they should be okay. the lab was e evacuated as a precaution. >> some parents are scrambling to find a place to take their kids. the question is could those parents have been given more notice? debra is live in largo at the child time learning center. hi deb. >> reporter: hey there. yeah, the situation here is that the center told those parents that as much -- they gave as much notice as they could. they told them when they knew. that was 30 days notice. but now the time is really running out. there's about 18 days left. so, parents are not very happy about that. they are saying that they should have known months ago. that's when the center apparently found out. here's the back story. so, prince georges county community college right back here. that's where this is on the grounds. they needed the space, basically they are expanding. and they wanted them to basically get out. they told them back in march. that's the

other temperatures across the area, reston coming in at 24. 27 in college park, 21 in rockville. 19 degreesrrow morning, kids getting on the bus stop, look at what they will be dealing with. low 20s in the district, teens in the suburbs. so gloves, a scarf are necessary. sunrise time tomorrow at about 7:20. tomorrow our high temperature will be 40. as you work your way throughout the day, the midway hours will crack 30 degrees at about 10:00 a.m. mostly sunny skies. for the afternoon, mostly to partly sunny skies. then getting into the evening hours, we're going to see clouds increasing. an early lo'%0u00é . still dry, you have plans tomorrow lot.l what loo worried about rain te 7:00 p.m., temperatures will be in the mid 30s. now an early look ahead this saturday, this storm system is changing a lot. what it's dealingfk[jn snowsh& little bit008 the northern neck, washington!y[kyou. fairfax county dealing with snow u9el'"jland. coatingarea quickly melt. presip arrives during saturday morning. scattered, though, in nature. we will see snow at the onset. as we get into the midday and afternoon

this is near route 7 and the reston parkway.eone went through a great deal of effort to bring some christmas cheer to anyone, probably on the space station they could see it from up there. it's lovely. someone deserves extra nutmeg sprinkled on. christmas card quality stuff. >> beautiful. well done. it's friday the 13th. it could be lucky for someone as of 11:00 tonight. the mega millions jackpot is a whopping $425 million. if you choose the cash payout, you are just going to have to settle for $216 million, before taxes. before you start thinking of all the stuff you might buy, consider this. the odds of winning the drawing are now 1 in 259 million. >>> this is a story you will only see on news 4. by day they are superior court judges. by night, they trade in their gavel for guitars and play the local nightclubs. mark segraves has the story of this unlikely band known as death dog and the indictments. ♪ >> reporter: people view judges on a pedestal and remote from the real word. by day, cases from child custody to murder. they

reston is at 25. 22.ford is at the cold air is here. look at how much colder it is just off of our west. there is a pocket of cold air, bearing the teens. that is another weak front that will be pushing this way and reinforcing that cold air for us. are generally clear, so at least it will look good and we will have lots of sunshine across the country. things are quiet overall. we are tracking this next storm that will be moving into the northwest and diving down to the south, writing up the coast. that will be a saturday system for us. get hit reallyld hard this weekend. if you have travel plans there, stay tuned for the latest. high-pressure in charge right now. passink it will be a dry on that front. partly cloudy and cold today. temperatures will be in the lower 30's. skies and cold tonight. 15 to 23 degrees. by tomorrow, continued cold. we will be lucky to hit 30 across the area. it will stay chilly through friday. we will get into the 40's this weekend. the saturday system looks like rain, but don't be surprised if we get show --

temps, 39 in college park, 33 reston, 34 springfield. temps won't fall that far tonight, 35 in old town and 39 in waldorf, 40 in annapolis. no worries tonight, wants as cold, stays dry. some snow and a mix saturday morning, not going to be impossible to drive tomorrow morning and changing to rain saturday afternoon and evening and wet roads tomorrow night in the metro area. if you have plans downtown for saturday night, keep those in the belt way. north of fred rake, might want to reschedule. tonight -- frederick, might want to reschedule. tonight thickening clouds and winds easterly at 10. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, cold, snow and mix developing, mainly rain south and east, winds easterly at 10, 28 to 34 for temps and by afternoon cloudy, cold, mix to rain. snow lingers north and west, temperatures 35 to 40 and winds easterly at 10. snow developing in the morning, 28 to 34, 35 to 40 by afternoon and then 34 to 39, a cold miserable rain by evening. by sunday returning partly cloudy, clouds to start but low 40s and then clouds return

temperatures right now, primarily 30s and most folks above freezing. 33 in reston. 34 in fairfax.s 33 in bethesda. 34 in rockville. down to 32 in white oak. most folks in the mid 30s. so, light snow possible d.c. and north tonight. north of 66, north of 50. but clip everies will break your heart. if you're a snow lover, this is not your storm on so many different levels. bus stop temperatures 26 to 36. not much wind and then morning snow and then afternoon rain showers. i think we'll have both. if you don't see any snow showers, you may end up with rain showers tomorrow afternoon and evening. for tonight, mostly cloudy, cold, light snow or flurry possible. district north of town and temperatures 26 to 32 and winds will be light. now, we'll kind of break it down for you. light snow possible. 26 to 40 in the morning and 43 to 48. quiet in the early afternoon. maybe a little bit of sunshine and showers, rain or snow showers in the evening. temperatures 38 to about 43 degrees. okay. we'll keep everything for now as green alerts. colder behind the clipper 38. and look what happens. sun

that seems to be a cold spot. 52 in arlington. 49 also in reston. 50 in fairfax.we'll look at that, 49 in springfield and 51 in waldorf. chilly at the bus stop, 30s and 40s. a stray shower on wednesday. pretty good tradeoff for mid 50s and 60s move in on thursday. so, for tonight, returning mostly cloudy. everybody stays above freezing. 36 to 44. winds south, southeast at 10. by morning, a lot of clouds, dry, we'll call it cool. 30s and 40s are not bad for early december. by afternoon, breezy and mild. a sprinkle or shower possible. high temperatures around 55. winds south, southeast at 10 to 15. so we'll break it down. in the city, mid 40s to start. upper 40s by 9:00. low 50s by 11:00 which is seasonal. and then mild by 1:00. temperatures in the mid 50s. so, we're looking at 56 tomorrow, stray shower. 66 on thursday. yes, we gain 10 degrees and then on friday, we're going to keep it green for now. we'll assess this as we get closer to it as to how heavy the rain will be. temperature wise, no problem. 61 with some showers and rain. now, the next seven days, have n

temperatures 32 in white oak. 32 in reston. 33 in springfield. and still 38 in college park and 39 in waldorf. so, more refreezing tonight. we knew that was coming. the bus stop temperatures tomorrow, 18 to 28 and this time with the windchill. so, dress the kids for the teens and twenties. even colder on thursday, and then still seasonally cold on friday. even though temperatures go up a little bit on friday. so for tonight, becoming partly cloudy, breezy, very cold. winds pick up northwest at 10 to 15. after the cold front rolls through. 18 to 28 for lows. now, we'll do it hour by hour for you. these are downtown temperatures. 28 by 9:00. 29 by 11:00. and even if you're walking to lunch at 1:00. temperatures still not above freezing. now the next three days, we're okay tomorrow, 32. we're okay friday, but that's still seasonally cold. 40. yellow alert on saturday for a morning mix for rain. temperatures in the upper 30s. next seven days, sunday we may have a left over morning snow or rain shower. and then just seasonally cold on monday, back to

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it is still 50 in arlington, but 45 in reston and 46 in fairfax and 44 down in springfield. temperatures will fall quickly until the clouds roll back in and level off. nobody gets below freezing tonight. in fact, chilly, clouds return. that helps us out. cool to chilly at the bus stop, depending on how you look at it. 30s and 40s. not windy. seasonal with a stray shower on wednesday and again, a lot more cloud cover tomorrow and the 60s move in on thursday. now for tonight, returning mostly cloudy, 36 to 44. winds light, south, southeast at 10. temperatures downtown in the 40s to start. upper 40s by 9:00. a lot of clouds. low 50s by 11:00 and mid 50s by 1:00. a couple sprinkles are possible as we get into the afternoon hours. now we're looking at temperatures mid 50s on wednesday. shower possible. 66 on thursday. a shower possible and then grab your umbrella. 61. warmer showers on friday. for now, we'll keep that as a green alert. next seven days, maybe some morning showers on saturday and the cooler, colder air infiltrates the area. and sunday, we get a cold area of high pr

as the clipper goes up the atlantic sea board. 34 in college park. 33 in reston. and 35 in springfield. 33 down in waldorf. so, light snow possible, d.c. north tonight. especially near the border, and if you're a snow lover, clippers will break your heart, they aren't good for us. bus stop temperatures cold, 26 to 36 and morning snow showers could give way to evening snow showers. much of you won't see the morning snow showers south of town. most of us will see a rain shower by tomorrow afternoon or evening. so tonight, mostly cloudy, cold rings light snow or flurry possible. mostly d.c. north. temperatures 36 to 32 and winds light. by morning, mostly cloudy, cold. light snow or flurries. less than an inch. 26 to 40 and by afternoon, temperatures go back in the mid 40s. a rain or snow shower possible. winds continue to be light. we may see a snow shower return tomorrow night before we clear out. so, 30s across the board. almost 40 by 11:00 downtown. and even a little bit of sun possible early afternoon, temperatures in the mid 40s. that's between the system and th

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in part, temperatures are above freezing. 37 in bethesda. 36 in reston. 38 in fairfax. 37 in college park. and 37 in waldorf. 36 over in annapolis. so rain or snow showers until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. less than an inch. clearing late tonight, bus stop temperatures pretty much the same as they were this morning. 26 to 36, but with wind, dress for the 20s tomorrow for the kids and then colder wednesday, but good news. milder thursday. all right, here's our snowfall accumulation map. it's picking up on snow between d.c. and la plata, toward andrews. we will see some intense snow showers for a while. between 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. and everything wisks out of here. rain and snow showers. clearing late, breezy and cold. low temperatures 26 to 32. winds west, northwest at 10 to 15. the breezes will be with us through most of tomorrow. 32 at 7:00. 34 at 9:00. we're in the mid to upper 30s by 11:00, but the breezes stay with us. dress for the 20s and 30s and breezy and cold. by 1:00, we should be up to 40 degrees. next three days, milder on thursday, low 50s and then check this out, w

closer to home 63 in fairfax and reston, 63 in bethesda. what's going to happen is the temperature at midnight will be the high for friday. don't dress for the upper 50s. dress for the 40s because temps will fall throughout the day. yellow alert friday, red alert sunday, wet commutes friday and turning cooler. saturday cold air moves in, pretty decent day, though, and then sunday morning snow and a mix and it's going to stay a mix all day. we're not going to get above freezing from the district north and west all day. that will take until sunday night. so for tonight mostly cloudy, quite mild, shower possible, lows only 55 to 60. winds will kick and become northwest 10 to 15. look at the temps, 59 to start. they fall by 1 p.m. only 51 with showers and rain. next three days, okay saturday, 46, red alert sunday, snow to a mix, temperatures struggling to get above freezing and they won't during the day. next seven days monday morning we should be okay for the commute, temperatures back up around 50. then tuesday we got more rain, possibly endi

but 20s showing up now. 28 in reston. 29 in white oak and 32 already out toward andrews. so, more refreezing is possible tonight. again, if it looks wet, it will be frozen. now that said, with the wind, it's going to feel like it's in the teens. so dress the kids for teens. even colder tomorrow and then seasonally cold on friday, although temperatures will go up a little bit on friday. so for tonight, becoming partly cloudy, breezy, very cold. winds pick up once the front goes through. and lows 18 to 28. now, we'll take you through the morning and we're in the 20s. these are city temperatures. 29 by 11:00. by 1:00 p.m., we're still 30 below freezing. not a good sign. so, tomorrow 32 if we're lucky. 40 on friday, which is still seasonally cold. average high is 48 and then yellow alert for saturday. morning mix to rain and again, we're not as concerned with this as we were with last sunday, but we'll watch this carefully as the storm tries to move up the atlantic sea board as arctic air. next seven days, left over rain and snow shower on sunday. temperatures go back into th

but as close to the district as maybe bethesda or rockville or maybe mcclain and reston.the morning commute will be icy and wet. and it will be east of i-95 and south and it will be wet and slow, but it will be just wet. but the problem will be north and west of town in terms of ice. okay, now, frederick, maryland, 4-7 inches today. gaithersburg with an inch. winchester at 6 inches and romney at five and half inches. more totals are posted on our website at wusa9.com, but we are done with snow. and a live look outside, it's the live michael and son weather cam. it's the national airport. airports, they're open. as they have big time delays. and the dew point is 27 for them. and northeast at 9 and the freezing drizzle is being reported at the airport. and the first batch is pretty much on through it. and the heavy freezing rain, especially north and west. and in winchester, it will be a big time icing event. i'm a little concerned about that. now n is why i'm concern -- now, this is why i'm in ashburn, so you add rain to that, it will be freezing up quickly. and that will

reston when he was writing his column used to get up every morning and say to himself "i wonder what my seven competitors are going to write today." and he personally knew all seven. walter lipman, where joseph craft. i do the same thing. i come to the same office and say to myself say every morning "i wonder what my 70 million competitors are going to write today." 70 million competitors! bloggers, writers! online magazines. it's incredibly enriching for me because i can see what's going on out there. and learning from people who weren't traditional journalists but are full of insight. it's a totally different environment. average is over for me, too. just like everybody else. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> pleasure. >> rose: what's the next book? >> just toying with it now. the idea in my head is something about all the transitions i've mean? the last 20 years and it might be called "second draft of history." you know, the first draft is the reporting. second draft is the the reporting columnist in who says "i think it might be about this or that." >> rose: who begins to see tre

reston down to 20. dulles 21 with manassas at 18. look at the difference reagan national right on the water of the potomac, the urban effect. they're at 3 degrees with 27 up in baltimore. waldorf 25 and white oak 27. one more look outside on the weather camera. nice and clear and quiet this morning. 30 degrees. calm winds at reagan national. dew pointses in the low 20s and -- dew points in the low 20s and high pressure building in. these aren't so bad. yeah, it's minus 20 in bethel but look at these temps running in the minus 20s to south central canada. the arctic air has sunk into montana and the dakotas and northern minnesota. international falls is 17 below. chicago 16. we're going to get a taste of this tomorrow. it could be just the leading edge of enough cold air here saturday to cause a few problems. the country is fairly quiet. snow showers coming through chicago this morning ahead of the arctic blast. that's the strong cold front. that will be slipping through us tonight. with the cold air coming in over the lakes, the lake

we have lots of 30s here and richmond is 40 but we're down to freezing in manassas and reston. ashburn is 33 with germantown and lovettsville. to the east more clouds, a little warmer souper marlboro and north beach sit at 36 this morning with 35 in waldorf and college park. outside on our michael & son weather camera, no problems with visibility. looking good here. we've got some clouds, mostly cloudy skies and that 37 feels like 28 with that windchill. wind out of the north, northwest at 16 miles an hour. winds are going to be a factor today. at times the winds will gust maybe 25 or so. dress like wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. while we're 37 here, we're 66 degrees warmer than our friends up at international falls. minus 29 right now. that's the core of the arctic air. 2 below in chicago. that's a very cold morning. for us we're going to get a little bit of the cold tomorrow. not going to last all that long. if you look at the west coast, notice how this storm is moving west to east. so the cold comes down but this storm is going to push it out of the way as it moves off

we're left with clear to partly cloudy skies and relatively cold night, some areas in the low 30s, reston2, 34 fairfax, white oak 30, but still 36 in college park and 37 in waldorf. cold again tonight but dry, no snow showers. we were tracking those yesterday. bus stop temps 26 to 36 and breezy and milder thursday and breezy and milder friday and breezy will be a motif through the weekend. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, 26 to 32, winds surgeoning southwesterly at 10. that -- turning southwesterly at 10. 38 by 10:00 and 50, breezy, milder by 1 p.m. low 50s tomorrow, 60 friday and then 65 on saturday. we got a shower possible saturday that will be after nightfall, probably well after the sun goes down. now next seven days talked about it yesterday. i did it. yes, i did. i put 70 on the map for sunday. we could see record highs fall by the wayside over the weekend. most of the showers will occur during the ravens game, maybe get through the redskins game without the showers and then morning showers on monday, falling temps, colder tuesday and christmas day chilly, upper 40s but dr

so right now it's mild. 53 rockville. 52 in reston and 55 fair tax. this is kyle -- fairfax.this is quite a deal. 53 college park and even 56 in waldorf. okay, so mild tonight. mainly dry. you may see a couple of showers but primarily after midnight. and then mild at the bus stop. 48 to 54. that's a good deal. and then the 60s roll in tomorrow. we're talking -- we're not talking about low 60s we're talking about mid- to upper 60s and well into the 60s everybody tomorrow and then a wet finish to the week. and weave had showers in all week but i think friday would be good day to actually take your umbrella. enough showers to warrant that. for tonight, mostly cloudy. quite mild. shower possible. low only around 50 and winds out of the south at around 10 and maybe some upper 40s in the 'burbs but either side of 50. certainly downtown. 60 by 11:00. and low 60s by 1:00. next three days, still mild on friday. good news. bad news some showers and some light rain. 60. maybe a morning shower on saturday. then colder. only in the 40s on saturday. that will set the stage for what is not

over and inch and a half in reston. inr eight and a half inches westminster. five inches of snow fell earlier today in personal bill -- pe urcellville. area,f the d.c. metro this now includes the district, arlington, and alexandria. the weather advisory for extreme southern maryland. look at the temperatures. it will not get warmer anytime soon. lots of cold air to the north of us, to the west of us. it is even cold to the south. 35 degrees. at 34 degrees. this is our brand-new, updated timeline. it shows temperatures around the 11:00 hour. it might become heavy at times, the rain. 6:00 in the morning, temperatures around 31, 32 degrees. freezing rain. could see accumulation up to a quarter of an inch. trees, power lines, and really cold services, if your car is left outside -- and eventual changeover to all rain by 8:00 tomorrow morning. we are hoping the temperatures will make it to around 33 degrees. temperatures tomorrow am a by afternoon, lower-40's. and moves air arrives into thursday and friday. temperatures stay in the 30's. look at the nighttime lows,

in fact, temperatures 25 in bethesda, 30 in rockville, 24 in reston, 28 in springfield, 31 in waldorfybody is pretty much at or below freezing. what was melting today is now going to be ice. some slick spots in the morning. i want to emphasize be careful walking tomorrow. bus stop temp 18 to 28 if you're on time. lots of sun, but we're barely above 35 and then refreezing again wednesday night. we do the same thing again tomorrow night. overnight clear and much colder, slick spots known as black ice, low temperatures 18 to 28, winds west, northwest at 10. break it down, 20s to start, 26 by noon clock. even by 11:00 these are down -- by 9:00. even by 11:00 these are downtown temps, 30, and the next three days green alerts, 35 tomorrow, 31 thursday, 39, maybe 40 on friday, but still seasonably cold. next seven days saturday it looks like just enough cold air, residual cold air to, produce a mix. i think this will go to rain, but watch carefully because there's arctic air lurking, maybe a leftover shower ard to say no to the opportunity of a lifetime. even if it's five hundred miles away.

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temperatures in the 20s and 30s. 34 washington and college park. 30 in reston. lot of area ski resorts opening for the first time this season over the weekend. coming up, i'll have that ski report for you. >> thanks, amelia. today, vice president joe biden leaves for a week long overseas trip. he'll leave washington later today to meet with leadered in east asia. first stop, tokyo. stopping after that china and south korea. comes at a time of tension between china and japan. china demands to be notified when foreign countries enter a disputed zone over the sea. >>> biden will discuss with south korean leaders the arrests of two americans held across the border in north korea. white house and family members are speaking out trying to clear their names. nbc joe fryer reports. >> reporter: the video reeindi e video voes shows newman asking for an apology. the video shows newman stamping the statement with red thumbprint guz couldnthumb but it up thumbprints. >> a prelude to figuring out from the united states for this release and then the release. >> reporter: newm

we have clear skies right now. 36 degrees to north gaithersburg. 39 in reston. you folks around camp springs coming in at 40 degrees this evening. going to watch the temperatures drop off. as they do, the winds are going to pick up. we're at 32 degrees, the freezing mark at 11:00 p.m. so tomorrow morning is cold. gusty, some sunshine, but with windchills in the teens as we head on down to the 20s again. >> all right, thanks, vj. some corporate finger pointing at a hearing in july's deadly passenger jet crash in san francisco. this as new video is released showing the asiana flight 214 crash that killed three people and injured more than 80 others. chris clackum reports. >> reporter: new crash video shows asiana flight 214 clipping a sea wall while landing, instantly breaking apart with most of it tumbling down the runway at san francisco's airport last july. shortly after, investigators concluded it was flying too low and too slow. but at a hearing on the crash on wednesday, ntsb chairman said she wasn't interested in assigning blame. >> we do have the opportuni

arctic cold front that will drop temperatures dramatically tomorrow. 38 in d.c. 35 in rockville. 37 in reston. and as far as the radar is concerned, it's all dry. it's going to stay that way for the end of the week until the day on saturday. saturday is the next chance for storminess making it our way. and tomorrow a high temperature, yes, a high temperature of 29 in gaithersburg, 31 in washington, 32 in alexandria. and it's going to be breezy, too. i think windchills will be in the teens to 20 degrees about everywhere. back to the mountains, you're not going to get out. temperatures are right around the 28, 29 degree mark. and your windchills will be around the 15-degree mark tomorrow. a very windy day for sure. you'll see winds 20 to 30 miles per hour around the mountains. and tomorrow morning for the rest of us, cold and gusty. windchills in the teens. actual temperatures between 20 and 28. the winds gusting to 25 miles an hour early. winds will subside late in the afternoon. and then on friday we rebound a little bit. 40 on friday. 41 on saturday. 44 on sunday. and once again we are looki

degrees, chile8 and reston, 26 in southern maryland. it will be cold again tonight. average afternoon highs about 47 or 48 degrees of these afternoon numbers are well below average. frederick am starting to drop quickly. 38 at reagan national. this morning had a few areas close to the 20 degree mark and a little bit of cloudiness. i think we will be a bit colder early tomorrow morning and across the area. the current temperatures, morning lows across the area, 12 in chicago. see that cold air leading the edge marking the color change? that's the one headed here and will make a big difference coming in around sunrise. it will be really chilly and windchill it even lower. current temperature is one below. air temperature is 12 in chicago. that cold air masses headed this way and the front will be pushing through. highs tomorrow only expected in the 20's near 30 and persistent northwestern wind making it feel even colder. the model says byerly tomorrow we will be in the 20's. 26 in the nation's capital and the plato with a few clouds. -- and in la plata. on friday.a bit

reporting live from reston, i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> a medical technician who infected dozens of patients with hepatitis c will spend years in prison. he was sentenced to 39 years behind bars after admitting to stealing painkillers from hospitals and replacing them with syringes tainted with his blood. he has hepatitis c and infected at least 46 people in four states including maryland. 20 of the victims confronted him in court today. >> he destroyed my life. i have a lot of restless nights, sleepless nights. >> he apologized in court. he blamed his crime on addiction to painkillers and alcohol. >>> new rules for d.c. food trucks today effect today. they can get you a parking ticket. we'll explain. >> reporter: i'm dianna russini at redskins park. it's been a season of controversial calls in the nfl. now the redskins are the latest victims. a mistake made by the officials and now they are fessing >>> we have just learned the name of a man who died outside yesterday's nfl game between the chiefs and broncos. ice not clear what killed him. he was found unconscious in a parking lot

and i inherited the office the james reston used.hat a thrill that i inherited this great office from the great writer in the 1970s. he's to get up every morning and say to himself i wonder what my seven competitors will write today and he personally knew all seven of them. i do the same thing. i come to the same office and i morning, ielf every wonder what my 70 million competitors will write today. i have 70 million competitors. onlines, writers, magazine -- by the way, it is incredibly enriching for me because i can see what is going on out there and learning from people who weren't traditional journalists but full of insight. but it is a totally different environment. in averages over for me, too, just like everybody else. >> thank you for coming. >> pleasure. >> when is the next book? >> just fine with it now. the idea in my head is something about all the transitions i have seen in the last 20 years. it might be called "the second draft of history." the first draft of history is the reporting. the second draft is the reporting

. >> reporter: the message the police say it should sent not just to reston residents, but everyone. i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> fast forward through the headlines, preliminary data shows the commuter train was going almost three times the speed limit. the ntsb says it was traveling 82 miles per hour in a 32-mile-per-hour zone. >>> it looks like d.c. mayor, vincent gray, will seek a second term. he went to the board to pick up nominating petitions. he has one month to pick up 2,000 signatures. tom sherwood broke the news this afternoon. we'll have more in a live report at 6:00. >>> health and human secretary kathleen sebelius will testify next week. republicans say problems with the law go beyond the troubled website. the site is vastly improved and more fixes are on the way. >>> fairfax county teachers are venting their frustrations through a new survey. news 4 got an advanced look at the results. david culver is in fairfax now to explain what the numbers show. >> reporter: our region's largest school system faced with worsening teacher moral. he shared with us the look at a survey

sitting in the 20s. 26 for arlington and 23 for reston. we have 26 down toward waldorf and things will take a little while to moderate and find as we get into the afternoon, though, the northwest winds are definitely going to feel on the cool side. we're sitting at about 29 degrees at reagan national airport with a few passing clouds. but the forecast overall is going to stay cold today, even into the afternoon with some of the sunshine. we'll see our temperatures dropping tonight under clear skies and, yes, a nice warm-up on the way and that will be hit just about a day or so from now. the fut forecast model as i mention -- future forecast model as i mentioned bringing in some of the moisture. most of this will stay up toward the baltimore region and skim on by by afternoon. we'll clear things out with that sunshine and the evening time will be a little bit brink. so if you're stepping out tonight, make sure you dress warmly as well. temperaturessing going back down near the freezing mark later on tonight. forecast highs for today 45. we

mary's county. 37 arlington. 36 in reston. this is good news.he temperatures are above freezing right now. 38 springfield and also college park and also waldorf. okay. so, rain or snow showers until midnight. a little more to the south and east of town. clearing late tonight. probably after 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. bus stop temperatures, pretty much the same as they were this morning. 26 to 36. there will be a windchill. dress the kids for the 20s. and colder wednesday, milder thursday. in fact, thursday kind of sends a sign of a big pattern change. here's a snowfall accumlation map. you see what it's picking up on. an inch. i think everything will be below an inch, but don't be surprised if you see a heavy snow shower that lasts for half an hour. so rain and snow showers less than an inch, breezy. 26 to 32. winds pick up west, northwest at 10 to 15. tomorrow, no problems, just bundle up. 34 by 9:00. 40 by 1:00, pretty much pure sunshine, but it will be breezy. now the next three days. milder on thursday, 53. warmer on friday, 62. check out th

. >> james reston, jr. is the author of "the accidental victim: jfk, lee harvey oswald, and the real target in dallas." >> and it's a rare constant in american political life. but if you look at congress in 1901, less than 2% of members came from working-class background. got into politics and that eventually wound up in congress. fast-forward to the present day. the average number of congress met less than 2% of the career doing manual labor jobs, service industry jobs. and so this is one thing that really hasn't changed, you know, different aspects of the political podcast. big money in politics and the decline of unions and while all of this is happening, there's one of the constants during the, during the last 100 years or so is that working-class people are not getting elected to political office. >> doesn't matter there's a socioeconomic disparity between most elected officials and the citizens they represent? nicholas carnes looks at "white-collar government" tonight at nine on "after words." and in

watches and warnings that far south for tomorrow. 54 right now in bethesda. 55 in arlington. 54 in reston. seems pretty nice. 51 out toward white oak but 54234 college park and -- 54 in college park and 56 in waldorf. what awaits us? this is the arctic air that she just mentioned. this is pretty serious stuff. it's 0 right now in great falls and 8 in denver. denver was 65 on monday. we'll kind of zoom in here and this is going to sink to the south into the southern plains states and even into northwestern arkansas and eventually kind of ooze across the mountains saturday night and then by sunday morning we're going to add some precipitation to that for you snow lovers this is not a snow event. this is more a freezing rain and ice event on sunday and it looks like it will be here by sunday morning just in time for church unfortunately. we are 5. 46 in buffalo. 30 minneapolis. so the cold air is still a few days away. for tonight, mild. mainly dry. in fact unseasonably mild really. the bus stop 48 to 54 for temps tomorrow. 60s roll in for thursday. and then we'll have a wet finish to the we

geoff restone let me start with you.'re not calling to end the program, but are you saying that as a general rule, the u.s. should stop collecting and storing mass mehtadata so how are we to understand that? how strong a critique is this. >> basically the critique says that there is potential value in collecting this type of information. but there are also serious potential dangers. and therefore the idea is to find a way to balance these two interests in a way that maximizes the necessary benefit. and so our conclusion is not that there should be no inquiry into the metadata but rather the data should be held by private parties, rather than than by the government, to reduce the possibilities of abuse by government. and also to provide another set of eyes on the process which is useful. and also we recommend that the government not be able to access the information without obtaining a judicial order, something that is now required. so the idea is more than fine-tuning, but it recognizes that the program can have value. b