that's richmond, california, last night. the four teens charged with rape and acting together in the attack making them eligible for life in prison. and last night there was an emotional public safety hearing from a-- where a teacher scolded officials for the lack of security guards. >> we were laughed at last summer for asking for 13 security guards. we were laughed at when we said we needed $80,000 worth of camera. i went to look myself at an elementary school. our school approved them. we never got them. >> police say as many as ten people might have attacked the 15-year-old for 2 1/2 hours. they also say up to two dozen people watched it go down and never called police. >>> the search is on for a missing navy plane with two crew members on board. the u.s. coast guard says the plane is used for training purposes. it disappeared yesterday afternoon. the last location was off the texas coast at san jose island. >>> three men who are said to be part of this radical islamist sunni group are allegedly affiliated with 11 men ta

richmond is [ inaudible ] city at night, you have to be careful. i was lucky enough to have a ride to and from the dance, so i felt mostly safe. the only problem is when i saw the security officers leave, i said, there is a higher percentage that something bad could happen. >> i mean, was there security there or not, and did you -- >> there was four security guards. >> and they were inside? and were any of them patrolling outside? >> there was a police officer who was patrolling the perimeter of the gymnasium outside of it. >> okay. >> -- phone call. >> and the attack took place how far away from the gym? >> about a block. >> so quite a ways away. this officer would not have seen that. did you get word like others an attack was going on when you were in the dance? >> we didn't figure out about the attack until the next morning. >> okay. so, you get owe you find out there was an attack and when you found out it was a friend, what was your reaction? >> i started crying. i mean, it was a friend. i mean, she's not a close friend. she's actually an acqu

in the high-crime area of richmond.estigators say the victim was drinking with others in a school courtyard when she was attacked. they say as many ten people assaulted this girl for 2 1/2 hours. in the dimly lit area. a school burden member says the school should have been more diligent in its security. >> not going to shoulder it just on the school, but as the administration and the duly elected official i'm going to share in the responsibility and say that we probably could have done better. >> a 19-year-old former student was arrested trying to runaway from the scene. as many as two dozen people saw this rape happening and did not call police. >>> 21-year-old man accused of killing university of connecticut football player jasper howard was formally charged today. the charges, murder and conspiracy. prosecutors say they have several witnesses who can identify john william lomax iii, the man who fatally stabbed howard. a total of four men have been reacted for their alleged role in the murder. hakim muhammad was also

it's at the richmond velvet club. this is before the graffiti. someone painted rapist on it, a criminal case against the club's owner. he was convicted on misdemeanor charges of having sex with a minor and filming it illegally. the naacp protested the banner. >>> a great grandmother tazerred by a deputy will be 40,000 richer. county lawmakers agreed to settle the lawsuit after dash cam video captured the show down last may. >> katherine refused to sign a speeding ticket and pushed the officer. he shocked her with a taser. she sued. travis county says it's making a business decision to pay her. >> when we looked at all the facts, our conclusion was if the county were to go to court on this matter, we could see a judgment substantially higher than the $40,000. >> the sheriff's department stands by the deputy's decision to taser since she was being defiant. >>> a surprising site awaiting caps fans at the verizon center. why the newest sponsor is raising eyebrows. a high-tech glitch leaves local bank customers in the dark. and controversy over one of

there has been violence there in the past. >> when you look at the local details here, richmond, which is right outside of san francisco is considered one of the most dangerous cities in california. during a community meeting last night, one teacher said there's been gang violence in that exact same spot on campus before. she also said they've been asking for more officers and security for months. >> we were laughed at last summer for asking for 13 security guards. we were laughed at when we said we need $80,000 worth of cameras. i went to the middle school myself to look at their camera systems to make sure those would be the best quality for richmond high. our school approved them. we never got them. >> the district says lights and security cameras had been ordered but not installed as of yet. >> wow, richard. it's quite something to hear from the students, too, that forcefully. thanks so much. >>> a deadly gun battle broke out when fbi agents raided a group accused of trying to establish a separate islamic state within the u.s. the fbi says the group's leader was killed during one r

richmond high school. two teenagers have been arrested in connection with this. a third is being questioned. investigators say some people actually announced what was happening outside the dance and then more people came to watch and more people even joined in on this attack on this child. listen. >> their behavior was either apathy to not get involved and not call us, to sit there and observe it or in some cases to get involved and commit crimes. >> a spokesperson for the school district says four police officers and three school administrators were monitored this dance but the assault happened away from the gym. >> our assumption is when parents bring their kids to the dance, they also arrange for a safe ride back. if kids wish to leave the dance in the middle of the dangs we assume they have a safe ride back. there is a limit to what we can do. >> what now? the school says it already has planned to install a surveillance system around campus but it won't be in place until january. the victim was critica

in richmond high. so, you know, he was scared to call the cops so he came to me.hat called the cops, so that's how i found out. >> okay. so, you get -- did you think twice about calling police? or did you -- >> no i didn't. >> were you immediately ready to get help for this girl? >> i had the phone right next to me. like i guess i was meant for the phone to be right next to me and i got the phone and i called. i didn't even think twice about it, because i wouldn't like -- i wouldn't want anybody [ inaudible ] like -- >> again, we do applaud you. what was your reaction when you heard something like this was going on? >> my reaction, i was scared. i was worried, concerned that it might be like anybody that i know or even if it's not anybody i know, is she dead, alive, is she okay? i was scared, basically. >> are you scared now? >> um, i'm scared, but i'm like actually happy that they actually arrested some guys that did it. so, yeah. >> again, have -- as you've thought about this, i mean this is happening close to you, in your community. have you wrestled with the q

if we look at the mid atlantic it's 57 degrees at richmond. 52 degrees in new york. look at the west. 33 degrees in chicago. we don't want to know about that yet. very much on the cool side. here's true view. our cloud coverage is still there. we're going to get rid of it tonight. this high pressure is building in. we're going to get in control. the clouds will move out soon. we'll be left with clear skies overnight. back to the weather map. that ridge of high pressure is going to hold through to tomorrow. plenty of sunshine as a result of it. you can't ask for a better end to the weekend. to the west of us is a frontal system. that will head across the region into the tuesday period. by monday eveng we could see a few showers as a result of it. tonight clearing skies, chilly. the winds will diminish. the low arod 46 degrees tonight. as we look at what's going to be happening for your day planner, by midday expect to see the sun still there and temperatures at 56 degrees. the holiday is just around the corner. i know you're waiting for that and the grill. we could se

somebody in richmond, please. >> that's what happens. >> more on this horrific gang rape. in just a minute, much more on this and also taking your calls. 1-877-jvm-says. that's 1-877-586-7297. >>> plus, michael jackson's new movie hits theaters today but is it too soon for his family? we'll take a look at it as his chernomyrdin to cope with michael's death. >>> but first a teenaged girl viciously gang raped outside of a high school band. attack lasted 2 1/2 hours. how could anyone do this? >> it is a waive thinking of something out of a hollywood movie. it's so extremely vicious and absolutely unnecessary. >> officers then discover ed a 15-year-old female lying beneath one of the benches. we found her lying there. and she was unconscious. >> i'm vinnie polittan in for jane velez-mitchell. that was an investigator in richmond, california, a community shocked by a horrific school crime. police say a 15-year-old girl was gang raped and beaten outside a school dance, while classmates watched. police have made two arrests and expect to make several more. now back to my expert p

or he soon will be. >> leaders are growing in principle about the uranium in richmond process. want to offer broader gestures of corporation. the head of the u.n. what stark root is going to get it more concrete promise for when inspectors might be able to look at their site and see what they're doing, or where people are thinking, trying to make a nuclear weapon. so they're headed there to get concrete promises. shepard: developing now, the indonesian health ministry reports that 3000 people may be trapped under rubble after a powerful earthquake rocked the region a few days ago. estimates range from around 700 to more than 1000. we have just released video of right after the quake, with the roof of a sports hall collapsing after crotty practice. rescuers are finding two more survivors. it struck celt of -- south of padang. president obama talk to the indonesian president this morning saying that the united states will do whatever it can to help. he has been criticized for only speaking to the u.s. commander in afghanistan was in the past several months. now, obama held anothe

our affiliate ktvu reports. >> reporter: richmond police detectives arrived at richmond high school and took this freshman into custody as a person of interest. now they're calling him a suspect who faces charges of robbery, false imprisonment rape and other sex crimes. police are appalled by the nature of this crime. >> i remember thinking that if something out of a hollywood movie, it's so extremely vicious, and absolutely unnecessary. >> reporter: the 15-year-old vick tip a student at richmond high, left her on campus homecoming dance around 9:30 saturday night and walk with someone she knew where she may have had alcohol, when she was robbed, gang rape and beaten severely for over two hours. police say it was witnessed by up to a dozen people and may have been caught on video. >> their behavior was either about thi apathy not call. to sit there observe it and some cases get involved and commit crimes. >> reporter: a new school surveillance system going in by january might have caught the crime earlier. >> absolutely, because it's tied into local law enforcement. it would have -- cle

day three of wizards training camp in richmond. the best battle continues to be for the starting shooting guard spot. it's the only position in the starting lineup up for grabs. four players vying for the job. stevenson coming back from an injury. he was a starter for a couple of years. randy floyd averaging 16 points per game. he was in minnesota last year. mike miller, one of the best shooters in the nba. and of course, third-year sniper nick young. flip saunders has a difficult decision to make. we should know by the end of camp who will start in gilbert arenas. if you want my pick, he's my guy. the sleeper pick, nick young. he can score almost at will. but he lacks an all-around game. young has worked extremely hard this summer and intends to make the decision a difficult one for flip saunders. >> two of the best players together. it's a matter of, i'm not going to say that guy's got to be a defensive guy, that guy's got to be an offensive guy, that has to be a tall guy, short guy. the ability is not only that group, but also w

stronger winds were locked up across the great lakes. 80 richmond and norfolk.e'll get a bump back on the thermometer the next couple of days. on this eighth day of october typically baltimore would see a low of 47, high of 70. the wide spread here, 2001, 31 degrees, two years ago we hit 91 degrees! it's not going to happen this time around. 7:10 sun up. we'll see it but we're starting at 48 this morning. temperatures will respond just a little bit, though we will have occasional gusty breezes as we still deal with the transition of the storm pulling out and the next one trying to come in. the skies may turn partly cloudy and this next weather system is going to be the shift in our winds. it's also going to bring in warmer air but in response to that warm air it will throw clouds our way and we could have to deal with moisture. so the clouds roll in this afternoon through this evening. tomorrow morning looks like we're go to be to have showers pushing in the warnl air. today, looking for a high of 71 degrees. tonight, temperatures settle back to 55 and we'll tal

it has nothing to do with stopping in richmond today, which will produce the bomb. >> it seems like there is 100 percent chance they will build a bomb. it is not just the craze is, it is moderate. the question is what we do. two choices. the israelis want to take it out with a strike. i think that is a mistake because of all the consequences that would happen. we have to figure out a way to live with the bomb. is there deterrence, let the cold war, once they get the bomb? or are the is really going to take out? >> should we be focused on what is going on internally in iran? a lot of turmoil. >> no question, but these are the first normal talks in 30 years. i think it is important to echo jeans point. i think it is important. i do think engagement is important. absent that, then you are left with one option, and that is the israeli option, and if anybody thinks -- >> i don't think it is right. it is not either talk, talk, talk -- you have to get to the point where we deter them. they're going to get the bomb. >> we know. but i say engagement. isolation has not worked. engagement is part of

. >>> day three of training camp, richmond virginia, while all eyes are on the big three, one guy who coco into his own is andre blatche, the fifth year forward had a heart to heart with someone near and dear tom in the off-season and that's changed everything. >> i had a real good talk with my mom. she said don't get lax lackadaisical out there. i totally agree with her. i said mom, i'm going to focus more and be more serious about my job. that's why i changed my attitude, my approach, my focus and everything like that. >> the wizards open the regular season october 27 at dallas. i'm dave feldman. brian is back right after this.  using kmart layaway makes me wonder if everything... wouldn't be better in small amounts. - like yard work! - and exercising! and your casserole... would not be one of those things. kmart layaway lets you plan ahead. pay a little at a time, and pick up everything... you need, when you need it. there's smart, and there's kmart smart. >>> did you see it? the newest american girl doll hitting store shelves is causing controversy. she's blond, brown eyes, and a

richmond, california. we're taking your calls, your observations, your thoughts on how we have come to this place. 1-877-tell-hln is the phone number. we have with us charles ramsey, school board member. so close to him, he has kids at the school. also with us wendy walsh, our psychologist. charles, i want to get out there. you're having a forum tonight. who's going to be there and what do you hope to get out of it? >> i along with other school board members are taking ownership of this problem. we're not going to stand idly by and let these events take place in our community. so what we're going to have tonight is a forum to have a community conversation about next steps. not just on the enforcement arm, but on the education arm. >> yeah. >> we want to make sure that we instill in young people different values. and it is about the moral compass. it is about being in a situation that just stands idly by and observes the brutal rape of a 15-year-old young woman. she didn't deserve that. >> no. >> and our co

it happened during a homecoming dance in richmond, california, on saturday. one school board member says procedures were not followed. >> the dually elected officials, i'm going to share in the responsibility and say that well, we probably could have done better. >> the girl is recovering in a hospital right now. two teenagers were arrested but not charged. there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to more arrests in that. >>> right now the bay area could be on its way to becoming one massive traffic jam. a lot of pictures, beautiful sunrise. however, although it is 7:02 a.m. local time there the bridge linking san francisco and oakland closed indefinitely. a lot of folks who cross that bridge are now thinking, how am i going to get to work? a piece of steel and cable fell off and onto the road last night. no one was hurt but the falling debris did cause a minor car accident. transportation officials say about 280,000 vehicles cross that bridge every day, and now, as i was saying they've got to find a different way. >>> tennis legend andre agassi made

training camp in richmond entered day 2.layers were talking about more ernest approach to their basketball. from now on it is all about basketball. >> we are going to win games. wherever we were that wasn't a good taste in our mouth. >> we will turn it around and do it in house and change my attitude starting last night and going forward. >> former pro bowl linebacker retired from the nfl last year but he is guesting as a bull fighter at the pbr and getting steam rolled by a bull called kick butt. that bull weighs 2000 pounds. look at junior. football player. grabs his hat and gets up. come on and get me again. you're not as tough as the patriots. >> he thinks the nfl was nothing like this. >> the guys are bigger. >> the guys are bigger than 2000 pounds. >> the bulls are. >> more legs on those guys. >> way more legs. >> that is 9news now for tonight. thank you for sticking an. >>> tomorrow morning on 9news now cancer screening. why tests at your doctor's offices may not be giving you the whole story. traffic. and your mom's

police in richmond, california, say it will take years for her to recover emotionally. investigators say they are attackers would have had to jump a fence to get onto campus where that had happened, and school officials admit no one was patrolling that area. >> we had four uniformed police officers and a number of teachers and administrators who were both inside and outside. we didn't do a perimeter walk of the school, and this is on the far side of the school at the perimeter. >> police say the attack lasted 2 1/2 grueling hours. >>> some members of the taliban are going to get paid by the u.s. military thanks to the new spending bill president obama just signed. now, this program is based on the idea that some local militants just need a job. so the u.s. will pay them to quit the taliban. cnn security analyst peter bergen said it's a cost-effective way to get people to lay down their arms. critics say the u.s. is buying temporary loyalty at best. >>> okay, good thursday for you. bob van dillen, our meteorologist joins us right now. he has a storm he's been watching fo

host: on our republican line, charles, richmond, virginia. caller: good morning.first off, as far as afghanistan is concerned, you have to think about the type of people that we are dealing with any way. they fight the russians first. there were overloaded by the russians and we helped to defeat the russians want. the russians have tanks and helicopters and everything in the world over there and they could not win. and the next thing, with the religious stuff going on, they were fighting the united states because we're still the big enemy and were not their religion. and then they're fighting each other. we are in a situation where we had to get into a spot where we went there to get rid of the taliban, which we helped create with the saudisç u.s. in this movie called "charlie wilson's war." it is true, we went there and empower these people. i know obama is not talking about a military victory because you literally cannot be those people at their own game. host: max, a democrat, portland, maine. are you with us? it sounds like max hoan up. this is a neat "washin

we have been busy with the volume on 95 between richmond and baltimore. there is a noticeably heavy volume of traffic. this is the baltimore-washington parkway, which is pretty decent. nothing to report between annapolis and the beltway. a heavier volume spotted near georgia avenue. this is 270 traffic out of germantown to the beltway. now to the weather. >> right now, down to 38 in bridgewater. stafford is down a couple of degrees, 39. front royal, 40 at kaiser elementary school. there are some chilly spots relative to this time of year. rockville, up 46. hagerstown, 48. let's go to the maps. there is an area of low pressure off to the west. high pressure and a lot of sunshine today. a few scattered clouds north and west of the metro area. near 70 again today. despite a cool start today, but it will warm up nicely. it will be up near 70. the average high is 74. increasing clouds tonight. the clouds will start to street men around dinnertime. the clouds keep our temperature from falling off to much. temperatures below warmer tomorrow morning so we have ri

look at some of these readings. 39 at richmond. 42 when you get to roanoke. baltimore 37. d.c. the dry air is out there. it's going to heat up nicely for you and quickly, too. here is what it looks like in the capital. lots of sunshine today once it comes up and, again, with the dry air it heats up pretty fast, 70 degrees the high temperature in washington. 70 in atlanta. about 65 in new york. it's a beautiful day. >> okay, thank you. so cold but a little bit warmer. right? >> yes. about five to ten degrees. >> all right. in the middle of some serious storms a man drove into a huge sinkhole but now police say there's something very suspicious about his story. ♪ would you look me in the eye and tell me that you're happy now ♪ >>> we are hearing from the mother of a gay teen whose photo was banned from her school yearbook. 17-year-old sierra sturgis wore a tuxedo. the photo was rejected. her mom says she got a school letter saying that only boys can wear the tuxes in the yearbook photos. >> they don't feed and clothe my child, they don't put food on my table. i don't care. what i

fairfax. 63 -- as we get through the evening hours, temperatures will slowly fall. 70 degrees in richmond, 72 in raleigh. we will keep an eye on it as it moves in our direction. it is already getting close to the panhandle. some showers behind it -- the movement of the system at the way it is configured, you can see the showers moving from west to east. there may be an isolated showers and a few spots for the sunrise. we will plunge into a little warmer sector of air as it becomes partly sunny. saturday, will get well into the 70's, but there is a cold front and back here. that will be saturday whether. add in cloudiness. as we get through the afternoon, things bright not. the next system, this brings isolated thunderstorms on saturday. a low pressure area developing. the outset whether on saturday -- here is a closer view of what we will have. the rain will be moving from west to east. by saturday night, saturday evening, it looks like we are in fine shape for a few days. let's check out the express forecast. the first of october, clouds will increase. 45-52 in the morning. we will menti

richmond, 72 in raleigh. here's where more clouds are off to the west.with high pressure, i think we'll still stay with clear skies and increasing clouds through the tomorrow. temperatures dropping from the low 60s to the upper 50s. and by tomorrow morning, 50 to 52 degrees. the high for tomorrow,73 degrees. don't know where that 86 came from. 73 for tomorrow. meanwhile, temperatures will be in the mid-70s coming up through the weekend. so showers late friday ending early saturday. back to you. jim? >>> thank you. >>> for a 911 dispatcher in massachusetts, it was no doubt the most terrifying call of his career. a witness phoned 911 to report a house in quincy was erupting. he relszed hfs tis house on fire. his parents live there, too. somehow he kept his cool, worked the emergency case like any other. >> there's a fire in a house. the garage and everything is on fire. >> it's surreal. you don't believe -- you hear it, and it's not registering. until you see it on the screen and all of a sudden, it's like it's real, it's my house. >> his sergeant stepped

. >> reporter: child advocate glenda richmond who used to work as a head start social service coordinator is concerned about the influx of hundreds of new teachers hired this summer, many from out of town. >> we have qualified teachers in d.c. is it not part of the school system or the system to give staff development. >> reporter: back live this whole issue is frustrating for everybody, especially city residents that voted for mayor fenty demanding school reform. now they are getting it. michelle read, the school chancellor is bold. she has been willing to take on the union and teachers. now there are parents and others questioning the kind of change that they are getting. karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> we will stay on top of the changes, too. >>> the washington teacher's union is planning a rally and protest october 8th at 4:30 in the afternoon. >>> following a developing story out of indonesia where the death toll from a powerful earthquake has risen to 777 and officials say that number is expected to rise further. the 7.6 mag nude quake -- magnitude shake happened yesterday. thous

richmond 32, and d.c. 53. >>> doctors from across the country are going to join president obama at the white house later today. mr.obama ihoping that they will join in his push for health care reform. right now, five separate plans are in the works. a version being debated by the senate finance committee could be approved next week. >>> holly this morning going on a safari. >> but it is not animals she will be spotting. >>> it is pretty amazing art. she is live in alexandria to explain. stay with us. fox 5 morning news is coming back right after the break. ( piano music playing ) by putting an end to paper medical records, we have ushered health into the digital age. saving lives, sometimes when seconds count. managing chronic conditions. making amazing new discoveries. and, oh yes, saving a lot of trees. kaiser permanente. thrive. wouldn't be better in small amounts. - like yard work! - and exercising! and your casserole... would not be one of those things. shop now for holiday gifts like fisher-price toys. pay a little over time, and pick up everything before christmas. there's smart

to the point of where it is nuclear capable in richmond, but it is like the spin cycle on your washing machine. it just spends a few more times. it will take a year. it does not take five years. we are now to that threshold point. we are having negotiations with iran. i think negotiating without a lot of leverage is not really negotiating. it is begging. we had some leverage with the missile shield over poland, the czech republic -- shepard: may or may not have worked. >> but we gave it away. the point is we could have negotiated that for a high price. shepard: are you sure we did not? >> we clearly did not. they have said there is no quid pro quo. iran is on the verge. israel has to look at that and say if nobody can stop iran, they have to attack. it does not stop the program. it buys them a few years, but if you are israel and thinking once a man gets nuclear weapons that they are finished -- shepard: but why do you think that it that you are israel? there's nothing official from israel, and there probably never will be, but word is they have some themselves, and that is a bit of a

on saturday night after a dance here on the richmond campus we responded and found our victim who was several people surrounding her and they fled as we approached. we caught one individual as the officers made contact with the victim and found she was unconscious and was stripped naked. what we do know is that multiple suspects physically beat her, robbed her, and sexually assaulted her. and only a few hours ago was she released from the hospital. >> unbelievable. we are finding out kids sensed danger as they looked outside the dance. where was security? girl was raped for more than two hours. didn't anyone see anything? here's the school district's response. >> we had four uniformed police officers and a number of teachers and administrators who were both inside and outside. we didn't do a perimeter walk of the school. this is on the far side of the school at the perimeter. >> all right. as always, we take your phone calls. the number 1-877-tell-hln. someone finally did step in step up. joining me now the woman who made the 911 call. her name is marguerita. talk to her in a second.

. >>> flip saunders and the wizards continue training camp in richmond today.rt arenas is healthy and ready to go. he says he will not speak to the media for the rest of the year. the health of the team's big three has been a miamior concern the last two years. this year, t team begins camp without any health issues and they have huge goals. >> go to the title. that is our goal. we have to compete for the title. >> jack nicklaus in town yesterday talking about unwith of his newest projects, the magnificent golf club at creighton farms. it's beautiful course. he took questions if the media and club members. this is one of over # hundred courses worldwide that he has designed. after the press are, we had a chance to ask the 18-time major winner about tiger woods catching his record mark. tilinger with 14 majors but went winle in 2009 in all majors. >> i think tiger will probably break my record. tiger is terrific. i have great respect to him and his ability and work ethic. he can really play. but the only thing is he still has to do it. and so it is not that far

i was so impressed this saturday to see that he drove down to richmond for jody powell's memorial service, his predecessor. that's a lot of class there. by the way, chuck, when does the white house see the most important deadline for them to achieve political success. is it on the eve of 2012, or on the eve of 2010? >> you know what? i think they believe at the end of the day it's on the eve of 2012. i can't tell you how many people have reminded me, older democrats that are connected to this administration who sit there and say, hey, we're in the same position reagan was in in late '81 and '82, so maybe the mid terms in 2010 will look like '28, that year the republicans took a beating. and all of a sudden sun in america again in '83, '84. so that's what white houses worry about. they worry about the every four year. they certainly don't want -- you know, they don't want to lose a lot of seats in 2010, but i think they think it's inevitable they're going to lose some, particularly in the house, and possibly a few in the senate. and is the question is, what's more important? some i think i

the advisories go into lower parts of alabama and panhandle of florida. 44 in richmond up to about 45 right now in washington, d.c. pittsburgh at 31. you started out in the mid-20s. 46 in mobile. 54 in tampa. temperatures will warm up shortly with the sun up, but it's going to be a cool day and you get out towards the west, it's not going to be as bad. and we're watching hurricane rick. right now, winds are about 125 miles per hour. it continues to look less impressive with each image, so good news here. speaking of na cold air in the gulf, let me show you what happens when you get cool weather on top of a 70-degree gulf. the cold air and that real warm layer of air just above the gulf surface, that's what it looked like saturday morning. what a day, right? nice, i get to break away from the cold air. boom. there it is. thanks, susan, for the pictures. >> my apologies to the buffalo bills. you are not the ugly ones. broncos. >>> somebody paid $15,000 for hair that believed to have belonged to elvis. it was supposedly from a haircut he got. a man who ran an elvis fan club had it. a shi

than yesterday, mainly from soutd georgia all the way up to the northeast. 39 in baltimore, 39 in richmond. frost advisories all the way through the carolinas. 40 right now in charlotte, outlying areas into the low 30s. take you live to shcharlotte. here's what it looks like right now. you're going to see temperatures approaching low 70s. they got a nice, sunny day. finally you'll get a decent taste of fall out there. as for the rest of the region, about 40 in mobile, 49 in new orleans. temperatures already in the 60s in houston and dallas. trying to get in or out of dfw at the airport today, watch winds to approach 30 miles per hour. probably going to get delays out of that as well. rain coming out of basically the dakotas into northern minnesota. western wisconsin and minneapolis, just a little light rain but i think that's all you get for today. back into the deep southwest, remember that rain that came across northern california yesterday afternoon. now it's setting shop near the southern part of the rockies, but you've got a lot of rain around san francisco. they got about a half inch

you can definitely see some 40s in richmond. so it's warmer than its south of us. 55 degrees for the noontime temperature, and plenty of sunshine then. enjoy the skies and the warm -- that you will appreciate later on in the day. 64 degrees indicating that the clouds are moving back in. the temperatures are going to cool down a bit as we move toward the weekend. we will talk about that and some rain a little bit later. right now candace dold is here with the traffic edge, candace, how are we looking out there. >> reporter: well, steve it's building out there pretty quickly especially on the beltway. take out 695 at liberty road, you can see cars are already -- drivers are tapping their brakes. as a result of this it's going to be busy on other main lines as well. this is due to an accident at the outer loop lanes at 70, backed up on liberty road and we're seeing building conditions on 795 coming out of the northwest corner on the southbound lanes from westminister pike heading toward the beltway looking at a 9 minute clip. on th

police in richmond, california, have five people in custody. richard lui, many people want to know how something like this could happen in the first place. >> police say the girl left the dance around 9:00 because her dad was supposed to pick her up. but a friend asked her to walk with him. now, that's when they say she was attacked in a back alley on the other side of the school. police say the crowd would have had to jump a fence to get into the area and school officials admit no one was patrolling that area. >> we had four uniformed police officers and a number of teachers and administrators who were both inside and outside. we didn't do a perimeter walk of the school. this is on the far side of the school at the perimeter. >> police say here natasha the attack lasted 2 assist 2 hour1/2 hours. >> did the school have any reason to think something like this would actually happen? has there been violence there in the past? >> richmond is one of of the most dangerous cities in california, right outside of san francisco. during a community meetin