right now they're getting some rain in southern parts of the chesapeake bay and southeastern virginiag edge of the rain is still southeast of richmond. it is going to be coming up our way later today. right now we've got some low clouds around the region. we have temperatures on the chilly side. just in the low to mid-50s throughout much of the region starting off this morning 40s now in the shenandoah valley, students at the bus stop, a cloudy morning, but have an umbrella with you, i think you will be needing it when you head back home from school today. temperatures through much of the morning will be in the 50s. a look at your morning coming up here just shortly in a couple of minutes. danella, how is traffic? >>> in our area pretty quiet. still dealing with a couple of work zones. let's talk with about the first one as we head down to virginia, 3 and 395, it's clear. no issues to report as you make your way to the 14th street bridge. now down i-95 another work zone. this one southbound at fairfax county parkway. i'll give you a live look right now. the left lane blocked. folks ar

there's the storm team 4 radar showing rain advancing in southeastern virginia now. the leading edge of the rain is right near which wiilliamsburg that's going to be continuing to advance to the north, should be coming right into the northern neck of virginia, perhaps in another couple of hours, some light rain initially. a blustery northeasterly wind off the bay. and that rain will continue advancing further north as you get closer to the metro areas as the day progresses. right now, though, just cloudy and chilly. much of the region in the low to mid-50s around the area and the nearby neighborhood and in month fwomry county it's low 50s but mid-50s prince george's and fairfax county, arlington, the district mid and upper 50s. it will stay through much of the morning. by late morning, though, low 60s. by noontime should be making it into the mid-60s. just south and east of washington, noontime, charles county, st. mary's, calvert, you may be seeing rain move in by noontime. sun rises at 7:12. i'll talk about the timing of that rain arrival in the metro area. a pretty

this is rain that is advancing into southeastern virginia.ding edge near williamsburg, coming in the northern neck, too, and coming up the chesapeake bay. a lot more rain coming from this. the remnants of tropical storm karen now around the outer banks is coming closer to washington. here is the timing. this area in green is the leading edge of the rain. this is as of 2:00 p.m. it looks like it will be into our eastern suburbs just coming into washington right around then and then these are the rain totals expected around 10:00 this evening. we could have anywhere between half an inch to an inch of rain. rain around much of the area. now going forward how much longer is this rain going to last? chuck bell is joining us live on the mall. chuck? >>> good morning, tom. inside of the storm team 4 aboutx4 this morning i have our mobile threat network up here and we're checking out some of the reporting stations. the buoys are reporting 10 to 12 foot seas at ocean city has a wind gust at 33 miles an hour, so this is very much like a tropical storm

the moisture really focused more on southeastern virginia. little disturbance up there drawing some of the moisture toward them. also trying to put a little bit of high temperature toward us. maybe in the upper 30s in boston but they don't care. red sox came back. patriots came back. monika

you'll notice it coming into southeastern virginia. here at noon tomorrow, maybe into the northern neck, the tim of st. mary's county. we'll see a few showers well south of us through the afternoon and then watch what happens tomorrow night as the moisture starts to lift north overnight. thursday morning looks like a very wet commute. thursday is a yellow alert day with the rain around. going to be tough to get outdoor activities done if you need it to be dry, don't count on thursday at all. we'll continue to see the showers around here thursday midday and depending on where this coastal low ends up, it could be likely here friday and potentially a couple of showers through the weekend. today 70, 71. a mix of clouds and sun. 54 tonight. again the 40s in the suburbs. 65, that's it tomorrow with clouds and some showers south. yellow alert thursday. cool and damp, raw, if not raining it will probably be drizzling right through friday as well, 65. over the weekend lower shower chances for maryland's homecoming on saturday and for the raven

it's raining in southeastern virginia. getting closer to the metro area later today but the morning should stay dry. we are chilly. around the bay and much of virginia and maryland, most locations in the 50s. nearby suburbs in fairfax county, in the low to mid-50s as is montgomery county. ar arlington, alexandria, and as we look up to our west only in the 40s shenandoah valley and into the mountains. hour by hour today be dressed for a chilly morning. by noontime that will be probably our high temperature for the day around late morning, into the low to mid-60s by then. then likely afternoon, maybe by 2:00, 3:00 or so right into the m metro area we'll have rain falling that will quickly drop our temperatures back down just near 60 degrees during the afternoon. then it does look like a wet night to come. how much rain will we get? how much longer is this going to it last? we'll join chuck bell live on the national mall. chuck? >> reporter: good morning, tom. the grass down here on the mall still fairly dry. as you take a loo

moving in from the southeast, with the moisture tracking as it comes ashore over southeastern virginiaeratures are comfortable. you may need a light jacket but we are in the 50s. 58 in dc. 30s in rode island and massachusetts right now. 56 in waldorf this morning and 56 also

look at the rain over southeastern virginia and the carolinas, that vain going to start to spiral its way in so around lunchtime and there after we we will see rain showers. temperatures in afternoon only in the lower to middle 60s. if you think that is cool, wait until tomorrow when highs barely reach 60 degrees so a cool and damp weather pattern ahead. i know that some of us are a little bit eh on the weather but we had beautiful weather last week. let's head to amanda meadows with this morning's commute. good morning, amanda. >> thank you, eileen. thank you very much. you're looking lovely this morning. the bw parkway, not looking so lovely. we have word of an accident and we have word it is affecting both directions there coming through. the bw parkway northbound and southbound, you may run into some delays. this is brand new so we're not seeing the slow downs or >> you need to plan indoor activities. an area of low pressure has been hitting the carolinas and florida the last couple of days. and today, it's finally arriving for us. so they can see the satellite and radar pictures.

today southeastern virginia, eastern north carolina may see a stray shower out of that but lots of sunshine. we'll continue to watch this front march to the east by midnight tonight. then toward tomorrow morning some showers cincinnati up toward buffalo. clouds will start to move in from the east overnight and move back to the west so tomorrow at noon, mostly cloudy. some showers near pittsburgh and buffalo approaching charleston, west virginia. watch the front tomorrow night as it comes toward us. where did the rain go? it kind of falls apart west of us. doesn't look like we'll see much out of the front except for clouds. a couple other chances for showers but nothing major. today 73, the fog early but great this afternoon. tonight we're into the 50s to near 60 with clouds moving in. tomorrow generally cloudy and mild,73. a shower in the mountains. looks okay thursday but thursday late into thursday night another shower or two possible. friday dries out, 67. weekend looks great too, 60s. a couple of showers. if you have date night saturday night you may be dodging a few raindrops. monika s

the rain still in southeastern virginia trying to creep stormed the northern neck and southern maryland with some showers in the afternoon. but it's going to be tomorrow night. here we are at 9:00. here comes some rain moving in tomorrow night into thursday morning. and with that easterly flow, looks like the drizzle and showers and low clouds and cool temps are going to be around for thursday and friday, possibly extending into the weekend as well. it all depend as where the coastal ends up. 71 degrees, refreshing this afternoon, a mix of clouds and sun. a few upper 40s outside the beltway. tomorrow cool, some showers in the afternoon, especially south of town. high of 65. cool and damp, yellow alert thursday. we've got some rain around, low 60s. some drizzle if not rage, about the same on friday, 65 -- if not rain, about the same on friday, 65. redskins in dallas on sunday. a high locally 68. let's go over to monika samtani. boy, weather is just beating traffic's butt. >>> on i-95 an ongoing situation. multi-vehicle accident happened about annual hour and a half ago. i know it's a con

and you have to remember that here in southeastern virginia, hampton roads, what you have is a situation where folks have already been furloughed. they've already experienced that before the end of the fiscal year. then you have the continuing resolution problem. then you have the debt ceiling. and we've been told in this region that there is going to be another round of sequestration cuts as well. so people are very, very frustrated. they're frustrated as well with the uncertainty of it. i talked with a woman earlier today who said she really didn't know until friday whether her mortgage payment was going to clear. because the supervisors at her husband's job really weren't clear. it's because they didn't know who was going to be paid and when those payments were going to be made. i think there is a lot of frustration particularly as we look to the end of the month with retiree pays coming out. >> quickly scott to you, and then karen, scott, what about in california. people you talk to, what do they say about what they see coming out of washington? >> well, they're very frustrated. they

storm team 4 radar showing rain advancing up the chesapeake bay into southeastern virginia and getting closer to southern maryland over the next couple of hours and the hour by hour forecast showing that rain arriving here around 2:00 in the afternoon in the metro area. should be earlier, aron noontime in our south and eastern suburbs. then off and on rain during the afternoon tonight and during >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you very much. >> let's check in with tamron. she is in for carson on orange room duty. hey there tamron. >> hey, team, we were talking about the government shutdown, day nine, while we have not seen major protests inside capitol hill or in capitol hill, people are feeling the sting of the shutdown. we started the #ifishutdown. this is from a mom. she says if i shutdown, feet up, tv on, kids fighting, #if moms shutdown. she gave us a look at her house if she shutdown. a newspaper writer said this would be next week's newspaper. digging a little deeper, a blank slate, moving on to a dentists office he says empty dental chair close up. n

federal contractors, largely concentrated in northern virginia, but all along the i-95 interstate 64 corridor, down the atlantic seacoast, the southeastern region, also a big factor down there. it is clearly driving up the negatives for the republicans. mr. cuccinelli has gone to great lengths to distance himself from what occurred in washington. however, he is doing this at the same time, relying on such important national republican figures as ted cruz and also rand paul. host: so, jeff shapiro, finally the "richmond times" did not endorse a candidate. why not? what does this say about this race? host: the editorial page of the "richmond times-dispatch" for the past 40 years has shown great preference for republican gubernatorial nominees. it has not endorsed a democrat for governor in 10 elections. so it is widely assumed to have been a default republican newspaper, certainly in gubernatorial election years. the conventional wisdom is the silence of "the times-dispatch" on this governor's race is an indication of continuing republican discontent with mr. cuccinelli. host: jeff schapiro, thank you for your time and for setting up this

or federal contractors, largely concentrated in northern virginia, but all along the i-95 corridor, down the atlantic seacoast, the southeastern region, also a big factor down there. it is clearly driving up the negatives for the republicans. lli has gone great lengths to distance himself from what occurred in washington. however, he is doing this at the same time, relying on such important national republican figures as ted cruz, and also rand paul. , finally jeff shapiro ro, the "richmond times" did not endorse a candidate. why not? what does this say about this race? of thehe editorial page "richmond times dispatch" for the past 40 years has shown great preference for republican gubernatorial nominees. it has not endorsed a democrat for governor in 10 elections. so it is widely assumed to have been a default republican newspaper, certainly in gubernatorial election years. the conventional wisdom is the silence of "the times dispatch" on this governor's race is an indication of continuing republican discontent with mr. cuccinelli. schapiro, thank you for your time and for setting up this debate. go to c-span.org to find out

southeastern parts of pennsylvania. that is one area that has already received more than four inches of rain. coastal flood advisories across parts of virginiatexas on the hot side. 91 for your high temperature in san antonio. new york city looking pretty good. 64 degrees for the high temperature. let's head over to brian who's going to tell us how the giants did last night. they did great, right, brian? >>brian: yeah. turns out we do not have the video. kidding. giants played the bears thursday night. eli manning came out on fire. if you're a bears defensive back. take a look. two of his first three passes were intercepted. i still love him but the receiver turned the wrong way to be candid. that's a quick look at what happened in the first half, three interceptions overall, giants trail by 14ing about into intermission. they lose to the bears 27-21. skwraeut -- jay cutler to brandon marshal. operation wounded warrior, they celebrated their 50th tailgate party. their mission, honoring soldiers at every sports stadium across the country. >> you see so many organizations that reach out to veterans and do everything to help. it makes you feel

contractors, largely concentrated in northern virginia, but all along the i-95 interstate 64 corridor swinging down to the atlantic seacoast, that defense-rich southeasternegion, also a big factor down there. it is clearly driving up the negatives for the republicans. mr. cucinelli has gone to great lengths to distance himself from what occurred in washington. however, he's doing this at the same time relying on such important national republican figures as ted cruz and also rand paul. >> host: with so, jeff schappe row, just finally -- shapiro, the richmond times dispatch did not endorse a candidate in this race. i understand the divide between you as a columnist and the editorial board, but what -- why not? and what impact, what does that say about this race? >> guest: well, the editorial page of the richmond times dispatch certainly for the past 40 years has shown a great preference for republican gubernatorial nominees. it has not endorsed a democrat for governor in ten elections. so it is widely assumed to have been, to be a default republican newspaper certainly in gubernatorial election years. so the conventional wisdom at end of interstate 95 is

contractors largely concentrated in northern virginia but all along the i-95 interstate 64 corridors swinging down to the atlantic seacoast. that defense for rich southeasternalso a big factor down there is clearly driving up the negative for the republicans. mr. cuccinelli has gone to great lengths to distance himself from what occurred in washington however at the same time he is relying on national republican figure such as ted cruz and also rand paul. >> host: jeff shapiro finally the richmond times dispatch did not endorse a candidate in this race. i understand the divide between you as a columnist and editorial board but why not and what impact -- what does that say about this race? >> editorial page in the richmond times dispatch certainly for the past four years has shown a great preference for republican gubernatorial nominees. it has not endorsed a democrat for governor and 10 elections. it is widely assumed to have been a default republican newspaper certainly in gubernatorial election years. so the conventional wisdom is the silence of the times dispatch on this governor's race is an indication of continuing republicans discontent with mr. cucci