about the fbi sting that targeted state senator ron call da roan. an -- caleder o -- calderon. the fbi agent stalled himself rocky fatel and set up a twitter account where he posted photos of himself with several southern california elected officials. that twitter account was taken down wednesday after details of the sting became public. >>> president obama's aides secretly considered replacing vice president joe biden with hillary clinton on the 2012 ticket. that is according to a new book on last year's race for the white house. the aides reportedly began thinking about making the switch late in 2011 when president obama's reelection outlook appeared uncertain. but they eventually decided against the plan despite clinton's popularity, they felt the move would not provide a

we spoke to one man who drove all the way to the casino from roan they are park. >> they said, oh, we will call you and you will get your money back we promise. there is no promises, we left the money here. >> inside the great resort, it just opened and has been very popular and when the lights went out, it caused confusion about that. we do have more from customers and you again you can see back here live in roan they are parkings the lights went on just a few hours ago and we will have more coming up. >>> more reaction to a video of a homeless man being attacked and this time it is the police chief who said he is taking action. >>> and she didn't like what she found when she looked at the definition of the word gay and now a bay area tech company is looking at what they can do to help. . >>> 4:52 is the time. a teen is leading the way to change the meaning of the word gay. she was surprised to find the definition of gay was foolish and stupid and she wrote a letter to apple and heard back almost immediately. >> apple streams its dictionary from four separate sources and they would h

roane would like his original there, but for now, his fate is uncertain. >> because trolls are legendary creatures. and carry with them the power of eternity. we can make those decisions in due time. >> commuters won't mind having more than one on the new bridge. >> why just push him aside all of a sudden because we have something new? >> the new troll installed once retro fit work on broken bolt is complete. >> a lot more to bring you. campus caution coming up, stanford has a warning for anyone head together big football game. >> the plan to spend a quarter mill billin on classrooms here, and across the state. >> and making it easier to charge your cell phone. charging maps put to the test. >>> wild pigs tearing up a golf course and yards in san jose may not have much longer to run amuck. leadsers deciding whether them to be shot within city limits pigs are doing terrible damage to the golf ask country club. david? >> are feral figures destroying golf course greens as well as neighboring yards. the traj has grown. the heard has grown. pig that's want inhabited. there is an emergency ord

amen. >> reporter: andrea roane, wusa9. >> that's probably how slapshot feels since i was calling him slapstick this entire time. we're so glad he's here and our volunteers are here and guess, what derek. we just got a call, five children have come together to honor their grandparents, their grandfathers. they have raised $50. so the kids are putting it on the line here. >> that's what i'm saying. those little ones recognize just how important this is, how many people are depending on you to step up. >> we've had a lot of people step up. we got a big donation a short time ago, $5,000. >> you want to help make the holidays brighter for the nelson family we just heard about from bruce leshan or any other of the half million active duty military people and that's just in our area. >> that's right. >> they might really appreciate you buying a thanksgiving or christmas food basket and donating to the uso's turkey for troops, 202-895-5560 and the phones will be open until 7:30 tonight. >> if you can't call, although we'd love you to, just go online. you can donate any top of -- time of day

it needs to be given every year. >> andrea roane, wusa9. >> the doctor says children under 5, those with diabetes and people with chronic pulmonary problems are most at risk. if you don't like the shot, the vaccine is available as a nasal spray. i got mine. >> i'm going to get mine. it does make my arm a little sore, but that's a day. >> wa, wa. >>> 73 today. it sounds ironic and kind of counterintuitive, but this warm switch in weather can give you a cold. >> i love this right here. >> that's my puzzle piece. i will be emceeing the autism speaks walk tomorrow at 10:00 on the mall between jefferson and madison. try to get there at 9:00. it starts at 10:00. it's a very easy walk. it's the no. 1 developmental disorder. families that have an autistic child spend $60,000 a year and it's only 1% of nih funding. first let's go back in time. this is a great animation the last three hours from our building looking northeast across wisconsin. the clouds rolled in this morning, rolled out pretty fast this afternoon. temperatures are still great. now it's let's start with a live look outside, our l

and as andrea roane reports, it's no ordinary house.t is the largest residential compound recently built in the d.c. area designed out of frank and debbie's love for america. >> reporter: this is norton manor in potomac, maryland. >> welcome to our house. >> welcome to hour home. >> reporter: this is debbie and frank islam. the creators of this magnificent space. ♪ >> the total -- square footage is about 47,000 square feet. >> reporter: frank and debbie built their home along with a guest house and tea house as a tribute to their adoptive country. both come from humble beginnings. debbie the daughter of a canadian mechanic and frank the son of an indian farmer. together, here in the united states, frank and debbie made their fortune in information technology. >> we've been so blessed. that it would be a shame if we didn't give it back. >> reporter: norton manor is not only their home, it's also where frank and debbie host fundraisers for politicians and philanthropic causes. >> this is my library. >> reporter: u.s. presidential memorabi

our andrea roane was there to see it happen. >> it's like going into a tunnel. it's very dark. >> reporter: a description of the most common cause of blindness. macular degeneration. 76-year-old ann started having eye problems 23 years ago. and it's been a steady decline ever since. >> she's going into a grocery store. it's like a fog. when you -- going forward. and you don't see what you're buying. so lots of luck. >> reporter: her luck may be changing. usually we look inside a telescope but ann will have one inside her eye looking out. a bionic eye so to speak. her doctor recommended this new procedure. it involves placing a telescope directly inside ann's right eye. this tiny device was approved just last year by the food and drug administration. >> it's designed for patients who are essentially blind from instage macular degeneration of the retina. >> reporter: the doctor from georgetown university hospital and his team lifted the retina and carefully placed the telescope inside. this will magnify whatever ann wants to see and that image will reflect to the

i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck.hanks for waking up with us. >> nothing like bombs flying to make you fall in love. the little sparks in the sky right? >> it wasn't -- that -- >> romantic like that. >> the newest member of the wusa9 family. just turn your head to the side. that is connor phillips. >> does pg-13 mean anything to you? >> not really. >> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> bless you jessica doyle. [ laughter ] >> get the hook, that was brutal. >> they shouldn't say it but i couldn't hear a thing. i'm deaf. >> there's an old saying that goes some people are singers and some people are listeners. ♪ >> i'm just cooler than you mike. >> yes you are. >> all of us combined apparently. [ laughter ] >> still is. that's cool quotient going. >> well good morning -- thanks for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle in afterandrea roane and sometimes you have to sneeze. it happens. >> bless you. >> happy friday. i'm mike hydeck, glad you're with us, this is the aforementioned monika samta

i'm andrea roane. >> wow, you can feel the bite this time. >> feet warmer needed for sure. >> we havebit of a wind chill as well. hello november, thank you for the chill that you have facetimely brought, a couple of days late. moderation here the next few days. we'll be in the 60s here wednesday. today though we are going to struggle to get toward 50. look at the day planner, sunshine, a few clouds mixing in, especially this afternoon. 39 at 8:00. 50 by noon. some of you will stay in the upper 40s. the winds are going to run northeast at 10 miles per hour. clear skies this morning. a few clouds out to the west and i expect some of those to be mixing in during the afternoon. we are down 20 degrees in frederick and gaithersburg, 1, just from 24 hours ago. 30 in winchester and cumberland. 36 in fredericksburg, and across the bay, frosty. locally, upper 20s to low 30s. monika samtani, we started off well? >>> a couple of little issues. i'm going to start off with the one out west southbound route 17 has been blocked off at route 29 in warrenton with a tractor trailer crash. a wrecker has

here we are with dan roan. we didn't know where we would be actually.good news from halas hall today, not only was jay cutler able to practice, he took every rep and he'll be the starter against detroit sunday at soldier field, a miraculous recovery, and rich king has the story. it was a full practice for j. cutler and when it was over it was clear he had beaten the odds. the doctors projections that he would miss three games were wrong and he is back after missing only one full game. he has gone through an excess of protocol to make sure that he was by doctor's evaluation cleared to play the game on sunday. this morning they cleared him to play. if he is cleared to play then we will do everything. we will call the offense and that is important in the evaluation of whether he is cleared to go or not. once they say he is cleared to go up we will call the offense as we normally would. in defense of the bears, some injuries are too difficult to figure and players know their own body. he figured he would be back sooner. how did he do it? the lot of work wit

i'm andrea roane. >> indeed it is. i'm mike hydeck.ou're going to feel a little warmer outside when you poke your nose out. >> no snow. >> you have issues? >> i have two big issues. >> she'll bring those you to in a minute. howard bernstein, take it away. >> beautiful skies this morning. check this out. we've got some broken clouds, a little color on the horizon. the sun not coming up for a little while. we'll have partly to mostly sunny skies. it will be nicer than i was thinking yesterday with highs mid- to upper 60s. forecasting 67 here in washington. 61 by 11:00. 66 at 3:00 and back to 63 by 5:00 p.m. those clouds will thicken up late tonight with a shower or two possible overnight. a better chance of showers tomorrow. a little tough to see some of the broken clouds we have here from the east side of the ridgetops in the appalachians over toward areas in the metro. more breaks to the east. cumberland 34. 48 in george towj. upper 30s toward at ran -- george towj. upper 30s toward atlantic city. looks like it's growing to be a real f

i'm andrea roane. >>> it's very chilly. good morning. i'm mike hydeck. >>> it's 24 degrees.ve teens extra layer on. let's get you going here on this monday morning. temperatures are running in the teens and 20s and it will be 35 by noon with increasing clouds today. 37 at 4:00 on our way to 38 and a high temperature as i said near 40 down toward the south and southwest. rain is on the way for tomorrow but it may start, especially west of i-95 as a little bit of sleet or freezing rain with a very light coating possible. in the mountains garrett county through pittsburgh, western pa, winter storm watches in effect there. much different storm as you get west into west virginia and western maryland than what we're looking at. this morning teens and 20s. 19 gaithersburg and westminster with 22 in la plata. 25 in redville right now a -- reedville right now and annapolis 23. this afternoon not as cold as yesterday. 39 for cambridge and leesburg. 42 fredricksburg. 37 in gaithersburg. i'll be back in a few mint. we'll rain and wintry weather coming up. here's monika with timesaver tr

i'm andrea roane. as you saw there, it is a yellow alert day.in what that means later. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. it's balmy now but change is coming. the rain will not be during the rush hour. it will hold off till mid- to late morning. by mid afternoon it should be gone so your lunch hour on the other hand and if you work outside the middle of the day, you're going to be dealing with that but we'll be dealing with some rain midday. that's idea yellow alert. when the weather comes a nuisance or inconvenience, we issue the yellow alert days and we've been doing that for a couple of years now. let's show you the day planner because we have the chance of showers here by 8:00. that's mainly west of town approaching interstate 81 and the shenandoah valley. by lunch time still mild relatively speaking. upper 50s to around 60. however, west of town, that's when this colder air is going to be moving in. then this afternoon we're clearing out and cooling down. 56 by 4:00. 50 by 8:00. we'll be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. look at the r

andrea roane takes us to the cancer treatment centers of america where doctors say an early discussionith your cancer team is key to maximizing fertility options. >> air force captain, candace adams was 29 when she was diagnosed with one of the more aggressive forms of breast cancer, triple negative. >> finding out i was triple negative was worse than finding out i had breast cancer. >> in fact, 11,000 women under age 30 prime childbearing age are diagnosed every year with breast cancer. candace underwent chemotherapy first, plus surgery and radiation. treatments that can all negatively affect fertility. >> i want to have a family and show other younger women you can still be a mom. >> and she can, says dr. nicole of the cancer treatment centers of america. as important as early detection is to curing cancer, dr. longo says early discussion between the patient and their cancer team is key to fertility preservation. it's the medical provider's job to think ahead. >> it starts with you and also with us. if you have that conversation, we know your concerns and can help identify early on w

i'm andrea roane.d morning. >>> if you look at the bug at the bottom of our screen it says 34 degrees here in washington, just imagine what it is in the outlying places. chilly. i'm mikedeck. thanks for joining us. howard always says that, west of here. >> manassas 19. mostly in the 20s. we get warmer being near the pac and some of the our been heat island effect. you see it by the bay as well. that 31 is reagan national. most of you will be in the low to mid-20s now. dress for that. at least the winds are light. 's a nice change. here's the day planner because we have a lot of sunshine expected tod. comfortable relatively speaking. 50-degree range with low 50s here early this afternoon with a high of 55. and back to 51 by 5:00 p.m. we are looking nice for the day. we have clear skies this morning, some clouds up to the north. nothing is going to head our way. those temperatures we were telling you about, there's the 19 in manassas, 23 culpeper. but look out west. there's some warmer air trying to alre

i'm andrea roane. >>> it's onity way. not here yet.xt few minutes, you'll be like what are they talking about? just wait. >> you don't need your seat warmer just yet. >> what do you think? >> if you're in north and west, it's in loudoun county now, north and west of there. winds are picking up and temperatures dropping. we're about an hour or two away before our winds start to kick up as well and our temperatures start to drop. i know there's been a chat fora week about snow. we're not talking anything more than a flurry or snow shower. nothing that will stick around here. western midmerchandise, garrett county -- western maryland, garrett county, there's snow on the ground but that's typical this time of year. by noon cloudy and 42. some peeks of sunshine, 43 at 4:00 but the winds today will gust 20, 25, 30 miles an hour. snow in pennsylvania, west virginia, western maryland. going to have a tough time moving toward us. some showers to our south. as you look at the doppler here, we have snow in harrisburg trying to come down 81toward

i'm andrea roane -- yes.ndrea roane. >> friday. >> and it's friday. >> nice of the somebody else do it once in a while. usually just me. >> she said it so much more eloquently. >> yeah right sure. >> i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us. happy friday. we made it to friday. it's a yellow alert day that means it's going to be a little bit of a nuisance anyway. good morning monika. >> i think we're more thankful than others that it's friday. >> feels like it. >> some of us barely made it to friday. >>> we have some strong weather to talk about this morning. we've got a line of heavy showers and some gusty winds that are coming through and prompting severe thunderstorm warnings out to the west fright now and even a watch to the north and west. the wind is the concern. here's a look at the day planner, really got these heavier showers this morning. as we get into the afternoon, they'll be more spotty in nature. and look at these winds though. holy moly. they're going to be south- southwest 25, 21. calming dow

i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane.timesaver traffic. >> we're in a good mood today aren't we howard? >> you make that happen with friday morning light and i'm going to get rid of the chill here over the next few hours, but this morning 20s and 30s to start. got some high clouds around and that means beautiful skies here in the next half hour. a lot of pictures as many as i can with you of the beautiful skies and there's one of them early with the sunrise still a ways away. look at the sunrise time. not until 6:51 setting at 4:54. they'll thicken up later this afternoon and evening. as temperatures shoot to the mid 50s by lunchtime. winds will be south and south- southwest only at about 5, 6, 8 marvel. not too windy. the high clouds we were just looking at here they are from space coming from the west. and again they're very thin and give us some interesting skies but there's no rain or snow with that. temps in the 20s and mid 30s. 28 leesburg and culpeper is 27 and near 40 at this hour in easton and going well entomb t

. >>> good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike haiduk. >> do you have any traffic issues? >> yes, i do. in warrenton. >> do you have any issues? >> it is only a two and a half hour broadcast. >> it may take some time. >>> weatherwise, we have a cold, cold start, temperatures in the 20s in a few spots. lots of 30s out there. don't be surprised if you need the heavy coat all day long. clear skies and great visibility, but a chill in the air. 41 degrees by 9:00. at noon only 47. feels like low to mid-40s with the wind chills. 50 degrees is all i'm forecasting for a high in dc today. your sunset 5:04. you notice the clouds toward ohio and kentucky, they are going to be drifting in here. this afternoon i don't think it will be as brilliant blue as it will be this morning. down to 2 in germantown, 4 degrees in leesburg. 32 and freezing fairfax, waldorf 34. laurel 30, white oak, also in the upper 20s. today sunny skies this morning, a partly sunny finish, a cold one with a northeast wind around 10 and highs in the 51, 52 range. >>> let's send it over to monika samtani, who only h

the vote comes two weeks after the discovery of a medical leave provision that bart insists wase roan yously included. the unions are calling on bart to honor the contract they signed. >> you probably noticed stores are starting to advertise their door buster deals. with so many sales it is challenging for a shopper to get to all of them. >> michael finney is here with how you can stretch your budget and your time. >> door busters are designed to get you and me and all of us into the store. i'll look at which sales you will want to hit and the ones you can skip. >> plus, it is supposed to save lives in an emergency, but it ended up causing an emergency. the bizarre midair malfunction on a jetblue flight. >> and he survived two jetblue flights >>> a bizarre end to a flight in florida ever a an emergency shoot inflated inside a plane. this is video of that jetblue plane on the tarmac in orlando. the emergency chute inflated shortly after taking off from fort meyers. none of the 78 passengers on board was injured. it was taken out of service for inspection. want to fly first class? make

i'm andrea roane. it is friday. >> i'll go get it. >> no, no, no. >> happy friday. i'm mike hydeck.ou? >> i'm great. >> you are great. you're outstanding. >> good morning, howard. >>> weather wise, mild this morning. temps in the 40s, some in the 50s. we're 47 right now. we're going to be up into the 50s, even low 60s this afternoon. about 61 here in d.c. south, southwesterly winds 5 to 10. some spotty showers, too. better chance will be north of d.c. till late this afternoon and we'll have our chance of showers. a bunch of rain this morning up in pennsylvania and new york. it breaks up in kentucky and ohio. that's what we're looking at a little bit later. right now just a couple of showers south of harrisburg sneaking in from hagerstown and emmitsburg headed toward northern caroll county. milder. it's 54 in luray right now. 42 in martinsburg. 46 at joint base andrews and 47 in d.c. going up to 61. there's a big chill coming over the weekend. i'll tell you about that in a little while. here's monika with timesaver traffic. >> get the fire wood ready for sunday. >>> this morning real

the royal bank of scotland, actually it's the royal bank of american. 80% roaned by us. >> -- owned by us. >> it's a bit of a banking news story for the day. the royal bank of scotland, r.b.c., has said it will not separate itself. r.b.s. will create an internal bad bank and during that, it's going to ring some $60 billion of some bad assets such as loans. the banks owned by the government following that massive bailout at the height of the financial crisis. just adding r.b.s. suspend two traders in connection with the possible fixing of the currency market. that news just out. we're going to keep across that and bring you more when we get it. let's talk about fannie mae, the u.s. mortgage giant is suing nine banks over losses relating o the libel scandal. they are seek more than $800 million in damages. several banks admitted wrongdoing and has settled with regulators. it is basically a global interest rate. it is used by many banks, mortgage lenders and others to set the price on borrowing trillions of dollars on financial contract which all end up down the pipeline us to as consumer

ashley roan faces up to 9 years in prison for identity theft and extortion. >>> the state board of public plans for a purple line. the governor could see a final blueprint for the $2 billion project next year. >>> the maryland food bank will host their pack to give pack event today. more than 200 volunteers will pack food boxes delivered to the needy. >>> taking a stand on sexual assaults in the military. what's being done to help accusers come forward. >>> a multimillion lawsuit against the disgraced cardiologist, the second phase ends in a mistrial. more on the case and the future of dr. mark midei. >>> the nfl opens an independent investigation into a highly publicized case of bullying. what ravens players are saying about this controversy. >>> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning in a couple of minutes. ♪ i woke up to a lightbulb ♪ every little thing is possible ♪ [ female announcer ] here's a fresh take on what to do with that chicken kraft fresh take kraft natural cheese on one side expertly blended spices and breadcrumbs on the other transfo

if i was in the evening when children come from school kindergartens and extra lessons they gather roan to me and start growing mom help me help me he's taking my pen it becomes a currys the house. why you all shall sing also did you join the drama club and shout there why your nails dirty and wash your hands clean my nails are clean. what do you do. and they also go to syria. for you i do know is sergey is the true father for the whole village for mothers and children alike he is the boss with a capital b. . history of being going to argue she would have made a wonderful father because he's very firm level headed confident and competent she knows how to treat children. my sister and her husband still try to convince me that i should have a child of my own they tell me not to worry that i don't have a husband and promise to support me after they keep saying that it's not a real family because their children are not my own but i think it's stupid idea i hope i will fall in love with a man who will force me to choose between him and the kids got about i hope i'll never face such a choice.

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike haiduk. didn't drew look elegant in that? >> i think she has transformed. >> that was nice of her to say that. >> he is a good looking guy. good morning monika. good morning howard. so andra bullock or drew? >> don't go there. >>> have you seen the movie? >>> we have a cold morning out there once again, 50s and 40s. the difference cloud cover. some sunny breaks here the next couple of days. here is your forecast day planner on this tuesday. it is chilly. temperatures in the 40s at 9:00, to the 50s by lunch time. still partly sunny to mostly cloudy at 5:00 p.m., back down to 56 and your sunset today just after 5:00, about 5:03. lots of clouds streaming in from the mississippi and ohio valley right over us. we have low clouds which have also come in from the atlantic. low 30s now shanendoah valley. mid-30s from fredericksburg and upper 30s at eatston. ash burn -- at easton. >>> monika has more information for you on the early commute. >> i do. at 2:30 this morning a large tree fell across the wa

the vote comes two weeks after the discovery of a medical leave provision that bart insists wase roan yously included. the unions are calling on bart to honor the contract they signed. >> you probably noticed stores are starting to advertise their door buster deals. with so many sales it is challenging for a shopper to get to all of them. >> michael finney is here with how you can stretch your budget and your time. >> door busters are designed to get you and me and all of us into the store. i'll look at which sales you will want to hit and the ones you can skip. >> plus, it is supposed to save lives in an emergency, but it ended up causing an emergency. the bizarre midair malfunction on a jetblue flight. >> and he survived two jetblue flights in florida ever a an emergency shoot inflated inside a plane. this is video of that jetblue plane on the tarmac in orlando. the emergency chute inflated shortly after taking off from fort meyers. none of the 78 passengers on board was injured. it was taken out of service for inspection. want to fly first class? make an offer. american airlines is

andrea roane has a great way to spot the imposters in this afternoon's call for action. >> reporter: in the next few weeks you'll probably receive a lot of solicitations from charities, so how can you make sure your charitable donations are used for the stated purposes? wusa9 call for action director shirley worker is here with important -- rooker is here with important tips to help you decide whether it's really a charity or a fraud. welcome. these solicitations come in so many forms, i have my greeting cards, my mailing labels, and i don't know how i even got on these lists. am i obligated to pay for these labels i got in the mail? >> no, in a word. anything that's unsolicited, that matter whether it's from a charity or any other kind of business, you do not have to send a payment. however, sometimes you do want to make a donation to a charity, but the thing is you have to be careful. you have to make certain that in fact it is a charity and you need to go to some of the sources that can tell you whether or not it's legitimate. they can tell you how they spend their money. do they

: they run a chain of clinics calling it the largest anti-aging industry that relies on test toast roanethey report they made $100 million in revenue. it targets about 80 million aging baby boomers looking for any way to turn back the hands of time. the food and drug administration regulates the use of hgh, stressing the hormone is not an approved treatment for anti-aging. so how does cenegenics focuses on the natural depletion of hormones as we age. dr. life says his patients who are giving hgh suffer from growth hormone deficiency, one of the few fda approved reasons for taking hgh. he says patients here go through a pituitary gland test to meet the regulations. 62-year-old gerald schlesinger was told that was his problem, like all patients who take the hormones, he says he is monitored and tested four times a year for his testosterone and hgh intake. he now feels like he's 40. that comes with a hefty price tag. all this can cost up to $15,000 a year, cash only. >> my health is first, and whatever it costs me, it's worth it. >> reporter: if you think this is too good to be true, you're

i'm andrea roane. >> they were in new england last night. take that, peyton manning.are you? >> good morning. >> it's nice to win once in a while. monday morning attitude. loving it. thankfully not too windy but mid-30s if you're going to the game tonight. >> wind factor? >> not too bad. they won't be too horrible like yesterday. weather wise, let's show you what's happening. a cold start with increasing clouds today. temperatures will get 35 to 40. >> balmy. >> yesterday we hit 34. that was it. that's 20 degrees below average. wow, what a cold, cold november day. clear now but you see the clouds off to the west. now we're seeing some precip coming in toward the lower mississippi valley. looks like we'll get some of that early tomorrow morning in the form of a little mix potentially west but this is generally going to be a rainstorm for the vast majority of us coming up. this morning down to 16 in manassas, 10 in oakland. 4 in davis by timberline. 23 annapolis. snow shoe opens wednesday, skiers. 24 at pax river naval air station. 19 in tappahannock and gaithersburg. s

andrea roane and mike hydeck are off today. we have a ladies' morning.eah, kind of full. >> are you guys still full? >> barely fit into my dress today. jessica. >> maybe having that issue myself. suck in. monika samtani will have your timesaver traffic in moments. >> yes i will. >> got to focus on the -- and olga breese is in for howard bernstein and it's a economically one out there. -- chilly one out there. >> it's very cold. in fact i think a lot of folks were already out this morning and heading back out you definitely going to feel that chill. temperatures right now very much on the brisk and chilly side. we've had mainly clearing overnight and that's really let the temperatures drop down and winds are starting to die down as well. although the temperatures are in the 20s. city center near 30 degrees. it is feeling much colder than that. in fact, we are looking at temperatures that are feeling a little bit chillier the clicker is not moving me forward. but -- rest assured that our forecast for today is definitely going to be on the cool side. we wil

i'm andrea roane. >> he's dreamy, isn't he, monika?i have to wipe the drool off my face. >> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika. how are you? >> i'm good. >> she's been pining for a while now. >>> we've got rain on the way later this morning for the middle of the day. if it all works out and i think it is, the morning commute and afternoon commute will be dry here in the metro so that will be good news. it will be the middle of the day where we've got the rain. that's why we have a yellow alert out for you on this thursday. outdoor activities for the middle of the day are going to be severely impacted. we have a day planner. there we go. we'll have a chance of some showers by 8:00 but most of those are going to be i-81 and north. later this morning the rain moves in. highs around 60, perhaps a few low 60s and then this afternoon we'll see the rain move out. the sun returns and we're back down to 55. that's in d.c. north and west out toward hagerstown, you could be in the upper 40s even by 5:00 p.m. frederick could be in

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i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. grad you're waking up with us, 5:00 a.m. >> it should be an easy ride to work. >> except for the gear. my goodness they're everywhere. >> i saw a fox this morning, too. >> you live in a zoo? >> sometimes. >>> weather wise it is a little scary out there. animals running all over the place. it was a week and a half ago i had a critter run into me. yeah, it can be scary at night. let's show you what's happening on this monday morning, veterans day. a cold one. we have 30s and 40s. we'll need the heavier coats now but heavier coats tomorrow. temperatures in the middle 50s on our way to 55, 60-degree range this afternoon. winds will be southwest, south, southwest 10, 10 to 15 miles an hour or so perhaps and we are looking at temperatures as i said in the 55 to 60-degree range. we've got nice clear skies with us now. there's a front way up in the midwest. that will be coming toward us tomorrow morning. so these temperatures now in the 30s and low

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joinings. hump day, wednesday. glad you're there with us. >> hello, michael. >> what's the weather? it's bloody nice today. >> it's going to be a fine wednesday across the region. tomorrow is going to be a different story with some showers but today we're milder so the deep chill of monday is gone. i think we'll have a decent amount of sunshine of the not crystal blue all day but a decent amount of sun boosting us into the 60s. we have good visibility this morning under cloudy skies. again the clouds will break. we'll go partly to mostly sunny. lunch time temperature of 63. we'll top out at 67 and back to 63 by 5:00 p.m. with south winds at about 10 miles an hour. so just a touch of a breeze today. clouds around right now. you can see them along and east of the ap appalachians. this is a milky area. yesterday we had a lot of high clouds and low clouds. that's why we were mostly cloudy. i'm more optimistic about today and i'm liking these temperatures a lot more. although cumberland is chilly at 34, we're upper 50s

i'm andrea roane and the cold air is hours away. >>> good morning. i'm deck dk. she's owe i'm mike hydeck. she's monika samtani. >> wind gusts 20 to 30 just like winchester a few prince ago. loudoun county, montgomery county, it will be knocking on your door in the next few minutes actually in the northern part of those counties. looking outside here in d.c., a quiet, cloudy morning. we'll -- we're going to drop 10 degrees between now and 9:00. noon we're not going to see temperatures move much. cloudy, windy, 42. gusts 25, if not 30. then some breaks here late this afternoon as temperatures fall to the low 40s, drop 235 to 30 -- drop 25 to 30 tonight. snow has been falling in ferret k and a couple of rain showers to our south. here's garrett county north and west with the light snow blowing around. the cold air is into cumberland. hagerstown starting to see their temps drop. snow showers between newland

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i'm andrea roane. >> so sorry redskins fans. boy, it looked like you were in control going into the first half. all right, they're going to win. >> takes two halves. >> yes, it does. >> glad you're us with this friday, though. >> i turned it off at half time. >> you were shocked when you woke up. >> even on the radio they said something and then you never heard the score so that was the key. >> when we were driving in this morning, listening to the radio. >> didn't hear it. not good. >> they're always fast to tell you they've won. weather wise we're winning the weather battle. yesterday we had the showers. we had the yellow alert for a little while. this day and the weekend will be dry with temperatures getting a lot colder. here's a look at the day planner on this friday morning finally friday on this long week. noontime temps only in the low 50s. yesterday we had 65. it will be breezy, too. west, north west winds at times sustained over 15. that means gus, potentially -- gusts potentially 25. 5:00 p.m. is the sunset time today

i'm andrea roane. >>> grab a heavier coat, once again, we are in the 30s and 40s, guys.hen we only hit 49, we'll be in the upper 50s. a little bit of steam coming up, hits the cover of our camera every now and again. partly sunny to mostly cloudy conditions. 54 by noon and 57 at 4:00. high today right around 58. clouds continue to stream in, from the west. we have low clouds from the east and the northeast, and any showers here in inindict and ohio. they are going to go that way, not this wii. so a dry day today. just a cold one. down to 40 in baltimore and the east end. look at these teatures, manassas, winchester, 38 from reidville. and we are on our way this afternoon. 55 to 60. locally though, we are down to 36. 35 at centerville. monika? >>> overall, generally speaking really good shape right now. northbound on i-95 usual slow spots forming right now, trying to get up into triangle. woodbridge, let's take a live look in springfield. this is basically what it looks like right up 95 not early morning commute. back over to the maps, no problems to report around 270 com

dan roan is next with sports. but first, arseno hall with a preview of his show. what's up chicago? i have some many names. the ladies of talk are here. and my friend george wallace, a very,vegas stand up. ...stay there y' losing their sacred home. bulls are saying with their injuries, they're a work in progress-- but they didn't make much progress at indiana tonight-- pretty good first half, a pretty complete meltdown in the second against their biggest divisional rival. thibs had a couple of practice days to get things ironed out, and in the first half they looked more like their old selves, including d-rose-- bulls were up by six at halftime... but caved in late in the third, luol deng turned it over and luis scola made him pay, 74-69 indiana with the lead... and then it the fourth quarter, it really got ugly-- lance stephenson did some work from downtown, that's an eight point lead... the bulls are getting out-worked, and that's unusual-- david west gets the board and then to the former bull c-j watson... bulls lose big at indy, 97 to 80... now 1- 3, their wor

i'm andrea roane. >>> good morning. i'm mike hydeck.ika will have traffic momentarily and howard is outside on the weather terrace. >> bundle up with the the coat, ear muffs. a chilly morning with most temperatures in the 20s right now. on the plus note, we're going to have a sunny day and the winds are light in most areas. the calm even right now. that's also a good thing. here's a look outside on our michael & son weather camera. a beautiful looking sky across washington this morning. mainly clear. just a couple of high thin ones on the horizon. you can see what a pretty day we're going to have. temperatures will be running in the mid-50s this afternoon. so after this rather chilly start, sunny and milder, southwest winds 5 to 10. you see the clear skies overhead with clouds in pennsylvania tracking and diminishing as they head toward delaware. 18 now manassas. 21 culpeper, some of the colder readings. frederick and winchester at freezing. again after the chilly start, going into the mid-50s. let's send it over to monika samtani and g

i'm andrea roane. a live look at the capitol. >>> good morning. i'm mike hydeck.oward bernstein iswa out to share with you looking back toward the east. from the west planes taking off at reagan national at 6:29. a pretty morning. just a couple of the high clouds we were seeing in the other shot. we are going to see the high clouds thicken up as the day wears o. cold but a little better than yesterday. yesterday 34. today 38. the winds turn to the south at about 5 to 10 miles an hour so that means mid-30s tonight for the san francisco 49ers and redskins game at fed ex field. see the high clouds coming in from the west through west virginia and virginia right now. at times partly to mostly sunny this morning and partly to mostly cloudy this afternoon. we're down to 16 in manassas. 18 germantown and reston. 21 waldorf and bowie down to 20 going up 35 to 40. looks like a wet tuesday with a little wintry weather. we'll tell you about that when i see you in a few. right now monika with timesaver traffic. >>> southbound on 295 after benning road, there's a crash causing

i'm andrea roane. >>> one ever the most beautiful memorials. so peaceful and gorgeous.s. i'm mike hydeck. monika samtani will have traffic. a quick hello to charity. she says she watches everything morning from 6:00 to 6:30. good morning. >> weather wise, a great day ahead. then very cold air coming tomorrow. got the middle governors here and ear -- got the middle gloves here and ear muffs. i may need more tomorrow and wednesday morning as well. coming up on 6:46 on the sunrise so we'll see lots of that today. generally clear skies with noontime temperature up to 54. we'll top out at 58. back to 55 by 4:00 and even this evening temperatures will hold in the 50s for a while. the clouds thicken up ahead of a strong cold front. a few clouds have thicken up to the south this morning. you see them there in southern fauquier toward southern prince william, south and west of that toward the shenandoah valley, charlottesville but the rest of us seeing generally clear skies. a cold start. 30s in many areas, especially when you get away from the urban areas. joint base andrews 43

prosecutors say 26-year-old andrea roane, of pikesville, used police databases to provide names and social security numbers of people arrested to a person who could obtain fraudulent tax returns. she now faces between 5 and 9 years in prison, when sentenced. >>> too close to call. only a few dozen votes separate the two candidates for mayor. as of right now, republican challenger is ahead of incumbent josh cohen. however, more than 300 absentee ballots must be counted. once that is done, a winner must be determined, most likely by tomorrow. >>> back on the hot seat in capitol hill. president obama's point person on healthcare reform is once again grilled about why the website is still not working. melissa rainy reports from washington. >> no more excuses. no more spin. just give us the truth. >> reporter: health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius was in the hot seat again today. this time in front of a senate finance committee. she said instead, the focus is on doing routine upgrades. >> in the first week it was loaded, it took about 8 seconds for a page to load. today, it was

. >>> -- i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck.obably could go with a middle weight jacket and then things look be changing. >> it's changed a lot since i was last out an hour ago. it will be a cold afternoon. it will be cold here by 8:00, 9:00. you'll need the jackets, gloves and ear muffs or hats. mostly cloudy skies now. we've got temperatures dropping to the mid-40s by 9:00 and holding in the low 40s this afternoon. maybe a passing rain or snow shower but really not much to write home about. snow showers in the mountains. we're seeing it break apart some in toward western maryland there as it approaches hagerstown coming out of hancock, through clear spring and those areas into west virginia as well. maybe a couple of rain and snow showers but that's mainly some snow. we've got a little rain snow shower activity across southern maryland and colonial beach. not quite to reedville. there's the front coming through d.c. now. temperatures behind it upper 30s winchester and hagerstown. 53 at national. the warm spot. that may be abou

i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks so much for joining us.ika has traffic momentarily. howard is on the weather terrace. if you have not found your gloves in the house yet, today is the day to make sure you do. >> not just the gloves but ear muffs. it's cold outside. barely in the 30s northwest. some of you are in the 20s this morning. looks like we'll be colder tomorrow but the difference today the wind. not as strong as yesterday but still a breezy day expected with gusts 20, 25 miles an hour so windchills holding in the 30s. here's a look at the -- another look outside on our michael & son weather camera. a beautiful looking sky with just a few clouds on the horizon. we'll have a sunny day today. only 43 by noon with a northwest wind at 14. it will feel like the mid- to upper 30s. high today 45 and back to 43 by 5:00. sun is up at 6:49. setting at 4:56. winds generally west, northwesterly this morning. not too gusty although laurie 20 miles an hour. up to 18 in -- although laurel 20 miles an hour. up to 18 in winchester. culpeper and easte

our andrea roane was there to see it happen. >> it's like going into a tunnel. it's very dark. >> a description of the most common cause of blindness. mackular degeneration. ann started having eye problems 23 years ago and it's been a steady decline ever since. >> going into a grocery store, it's like a fog when you are going forward. and you don't see what you're buying. so lots. >> her luck may be changing. usually, we look inside a telescope, but ann will have one inside her eye looking out. a bionic eye, so to speak. her doctor recommended this new procedure. it involves placing a telescope directly inside ann's right eye. this tiny device was approved just last year by the food and drug administration. >> it's designed for patients who are essentially blind from macular generation. >> the doctor of medstar georgetown university hospital and his team lifted the retina and placed the telescope inside. this will magnify whatever ann wants to see and that image will reflect to the back idea o is to magnify the view so much that the blind spot becomes much small

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. >> i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck, it's hard to believe it's november. it is thick outside.t's warm and soupy. monika is going to have traffic momentarily but howard on the weather terrace. >>> it's warm and muggy and windy and we have a line of heavy showers and maybe a rumble of thunder. but it's the winds which have prompted a severe thunderstorm watch and even some warnings and i know you can hear the wind buffeting and we have a little wind screen on the microphone. here's a look at the forecast and the low clouds over d.c.. that's an angry looking sky on this friday morning. the heavy stuff i think will come through in the next couple, three hours. some breaks this afternoon. and those winds, boy they are strong. they can gust 40, maybe 50 miles an hour. the severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 carroll, frederick, loudoun west. the bright yellow counties you see in eastern west virginia, and maryland, those are severe thunderstorm warnings with this thin line of showers which is raying east at about 45, 50 miles per hour and approaching i-81 and hagerstown and watch o

capital roan's daughter, for example, according to the -- calderon's daughter for example according toents produced was given a job at the studio paid $30,000 according to affidavit but never showed up for work. when a correspondent confronted calderon about the allegations, this is how it went. >> the fbi alleges that you have accepted bribes in exchange for supporting legislation. >> it's, uhm, that's, uhm, like i said, i'm not going to answer anything right now. >> you're an elected officials state senator in one of the largest states in the country. don't you think the public has the right to hear from you? >> sure, they will. >> when will they hear from you? >> they hear from me all the time when i'm in the district. >> you're holding up a badge bragging about this is your "get out of jail free" card your pass and use it like a badge. what did you mean by that? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you were standing right there at the greens in pebble beach. >> please. gentlemen, i'm not going to be discussing this, okay? >> so far no charges have been filed against calder