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there my leadership position on the house transportation , numerous projects across southern west virginia from washington university, city of huntington, and throughout the southern area. this race comes down to one thing, one thing, my friends, who can you trust to stand up for the working values of our families and west virginia? can you trust, who will be on your side for our working minimum in? i have always and will always be a fighter for west virginia values. whether it is working with republicans in standing up to my party to stop the overreaching, overzealous, job killing epa diversifying our economy, or working perfectly for you on problems you may have cutting through government red tape, social security checks, veterans benefits. i am proud of what we have been able to achieve in washington by working together and willing and able to cross party lines. for example, i should the house restriction drug abuse caucus with how rogers. secure been able to funding for drug prevention strategies and to fight drug abuse. another example, i have led the effort to secure funding for hunt

virginia first. who's going to be able to help the people of southern west virginia the most? that's the big question in this election. i can bring investments, highways and water and assuming construction and -- sueage reconstruction. i have broadened our tourism potential and aided our colleges and universities. strength agenda our veterans services, $16 billion bill we passed this year. or on the other side of the equation, who is going to be

a few sprinkles in southern maryland bringing a few to southern virginia. have the umbrella handy with the possibility of showers here in the metro area during the afternoon. i need a light jacket this morning as well with temperatures on the cool sidewalking to the metro or to work. we'll stay in the 50s between now through mid morning with some sunshine. then quickly clouding up during the afternoon. have your umbrella ready in the 60s with passing showers later this afternoon. a look at a weekend warm up at 4:51. now melissa is dealing with work zones this morning. >>> work zones starting in montgomery county. georgia avenue northbound at randolph road, two right lanes are blocked. should be out of the way here in the next half hour or so. also virginia 95 southbound at route 1, only one right lane getting by at this point. this is supposed to be out of the way in a little bit. beltway at st. barnabas road is moving along nicely at this time. no major problems in or out of town. a live look at prince george's county coming up in a couple minutes. >>> tha

afternoon, when this line re-energizes itself, somewhere near the charlotte, raleigh area, through southern virginia, maybe columbia, we'll have serious storms. 32 million people at risk of the damaging winds and tornadoes in that region. now, the other big story that will happen, all eyes on bermuda as the hurricane moves away from the virgin islands. we were expecting this to be one of the strongest storms we had in the atlantic basin, category 4, wednesday, 2:00 p.m., gonzalo heads for bermuda, takes a turn, category 3, between a 2 or 3 as it crosses over bermuda. all eyes on that island there, we wish them the best. the northwest, cold front heading through. there is a lot of cool air behind it. that means on shore flow and showers in the northwest over the next couple of days. after the rain goes through this morning, showery weather for the next at least three days. that's your nationas fall. in the west, clouds and rain, temperatures in the 60s. i'll let everyone know how long we'll have that wet pattern coming up. >>> the 25 most influential teens in the world. what redskins owner daniel sny

juice with the afternoon, if you're in the charlotte area, raleigh, anywhere north of charlotte, southern virginiar columbia, south carolina that's where i'm favoring the best chance of afternoon tornadoes. i don't think it will be a big outbreak but they will be isolated. rest of the country is looking okay. the other big weather story is gonzalo. this storm is exiting areas of puerto rico. very minimal damage. all eyes are on bermuda. could go into bermuda as a major category 3 hurricane. >> thank you, bill. here's some other stories making news this morning. he's alive. or appears to be and still the lead of newark. new pictures of kim jong-un making his first public appearance in 40 days. he's holding a day which support claims he had surgery on his ankles. the obama administration tells nbc news they are looking into the report's authenticity. >>> the new hampshire congressional race is getting ugly my friends and i mean literally. a republican state senator made an argument on a blog post that looks really do matter in politics. referring to democratic congresswoman ann custer. he said quote

most of the shower activity is well to the south across southern virginia.e'll keep things dry through the overnight. clouds will filter in and act as a blanket keeping our temperatures milder tonight holding some of that heat in near the surface. where we have the clear skies, you can see the numbers impacted. 37 in mount pocono. clouds moving in from the south and west keeping dover on the warmer side this hour at 58, 54 wilmington, 51 in millville. nothing real cold off to the north and west. buffalo 48 degrees, 59 in cleveland so that's what's on tap over the next few days, warmer temperatures and we noticed this in the wind direction. tomorrow afternoon, notice the wind arrows pointing northward. that's coming off the ocean. that's a southeast wind. it's going to be milder, a little more humidity. not so breezy, about five to 10 miles per hour winds. tuesday the winds kick up again continuing out of the south and east. that pumps the temperatures up well above average. we could make a run at 80 degrees on tuesday depending on how much sun we see. anothe

in southern virginia officials wonder if matthew may have murdered sam man that morton. her body was found on a property owned by liberty university. matthew played football for liberty from 2000 to 2002 before being kicked out of the school for an incident involving a woman. >>> coalition warplanes are on the move in syria trying to wipe out isis militants. as tina krause reports, islamic state fighters are turning to scare tactics to try to seize more territory. >> reporter: fighters move deeper. isis militants beheaded nine kurdish fighters, including three women captured in battle. human rights activists say isis is trying to scare people out of the region so they can take more territory. in northern iraq, kurdish forces seized a boarder crossing and several villages from islamic state fighter. it's one of the big successes since u.s.-led forces started striking isis targets in the region. british officials released this video showing a jet taken out an isis pickup truck. iraqi leaders say the isis army is now changing its tactics to avoid getting hit. fighters are n

>> you might expect, in southwest virginia and southern virginia.hat is where republicans traditionally do their best. but the one thing that this poll shows, even though it's narrow, there is some very good news from mark warner in this, and that is he is leading in every region of the state, even in southern and southwest virginia. he is strongest in the richmond area and hampton roads and then also strong lead in northern virginia. >> can we talk about the ad war for a second? earlier in the campaign, the campaign debates were running softer ads. we saw the image ads and that sort of thing in the summer and early fall. >> they've gotten tougher. let's take a look at a couple of them. let's take a look at this. >> ed gillespie, lobbyist and political operative, is attacking mark warner with false ads experts call misleading, completely made up. >> mark warner helped pass baoba care, stopping employers from hiring. >> how much more of that do you think we can expect to see? >> a month away from election day. we're going to see more negative ads and

really far south into southern virginia to find any rain reaching the ground.e'll keep it dry overnight into the start of the work week. 57 degrees actually a degree warmer than last hour in philadelphia. 46 in allentown with clearer skies. 44 in mount pocono. 57 in the capital city of delaware. mid 50s near the shore at this hour. we'll zoom things out a little bit. no cold air coming in from the north and west. or the west. so that's what we'll be dealing with warmer temperatures coming up over the next few days part of that reason is the wind direction. notice the wind arrows tomorrow afternoon pointerring off to the north and west. that means a southeast wind so that's a warm mr. wind also has a little bit more humidity with it that southeast wind continues into tuesday and wednesday. it will pick up in speed and help transport warmer temperatures. we'll go a good 10 degrees above average and maybe even making a run at 80 degrees this week. also, the jet stream is taking a ride to our north. that big ridge over the eastern seaboard will allow the temperatur

the flood watch is covering the beltway into the surrounding counties, southern virginia and even portionsrthern neck of virginia. that's in effect till 8:00. the rain continues to push up from the south and the cold front is slowly moving east because of that slow movement and the tropical fetch we're getting here. we're going to see rainfall amounts between 1 and 3 inches in parts of the metro area. we've already seen that amount in some locations to the west of the beltway. this is a doppler estimate of the past 24 hours. most of this has fallen in the early morning hours. you can see 2.1 inches just south of 81 in the front royal area. the same general area where we had that brief tornado warning early this morning. and then up in frederick county, we have already received an inch and a half of rain and the rain continues to fall not very heavy right now. we will see more of those heavier cells moving toward us as we head into the afternoon and early evening hours. so the yellow alert is in effect because of the rain and storms that will continue to push through through the early eveni

the rest of the country, we do have a risk of strong storms from southern ohio, western west virginia down into northern texas. out west, spectacular weather. 91 degrees. one more day of hot weather in southern california. high surf advisories there as well. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

virginia first. who's going to be able to help the people of southern west virginia the most? that's the big question in this election. i can bring investments, highways and water and assuming construction and -- sueage reconstruction. i have broadened our tourism potential and aided our colleges and universities. strength agenda our veterans services, $16 billion bill we passed this year. or on the other side of the equation, who is going to be there doing the bidding for out of state billionaires who have an agenda that is totally adverse to west virginia values? we don't need the extremes in the republican or democratic party. what we need to do is end the gridlock and disfunction to continue our -- rather than follow those hidden agendas. they are behind a hidden agenda. they are supporting all these efforts in congress to cut and gut programs that are so vital to our families in west virginia. follow the money my friends. when out of state billionaires came talking, my opponent went walking. that's what it boils down to. he'll do their bidding. i support coal. to support

the storms in southern virginia will be here by 9:00 a.m. that's when the immediate metro area gets hit the hardest. already heavy rain in culpepper, moving into southern fauquier, warrenton, remington. be on the lookout. side ways rain coming your way. severe thunderstorm far western loud on county. until 7:15 this morning. you see the ribbon right along the leading edge there. that's the most dangerous part of the storm. that will be in blue mont and southern parts of the panhandle of west virginia here within the next 15 to 30 minutes. so you folks from middle way, cable town, blue mont, brunswick, maryland, be on the lookout. this storm is racing northbound. it means business. a quick check of the seven-day forecast. heavy weather for today. scattered showers for tomorrow. dry as we head into the weekend. saturday, sunshine, 71. noticeably cooler. back to 63 degrees. another chance of showers on tuesday. stay weather alert today, melissa. >> all right. it is quite a ms. i guess for both of us perhaps this morning. 95 and south, skaggsvil

real rain chance today is across northern maryland just over the mason/dixon line in parts of southern virginiai-95 corridor will have a big impact at all. pushing the cooler air in, temperatures will drop down into the 40s. tomorrow afternoon, fair amount of sunshine. but because of that y breeze it cooler tomorrow with daytime temperatur only staying in the mid to upper 50s. seven-day forecast, it's a dry one for today, tomorrow and monday. today will be the mildest. tomorrow, the coolest and windiest. coldest morning is monday morning. clouds back monday afternoon. rain chances are there tuesday and for wednesday. college football forecast, villanova on the road in williamsburg, taking on the tribe at william & mary. carolina is hosting furman today, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. big one in norman today. wildcats. temperatures in the 60s. this will be a tough one. >> i know. luck has been on your side lately. luck counts. >> rooting for the tribe here. home coming weekend. >>> question here, would you call this a birdie, an eagle? golfers, pay attention. is that a vulture? >> just a few feet

how about down towards southern virginia, the pink?orm warning, could see three inches of snow down to the south. no advisories in our area, but i expect them over the next couple of days. >> we have to get the winter coats out. 26, 27 degrees early. by o11:00 in the low 30s, here you can see we're close to 60 degrees on monday. but a very cold start in the 30s. we have dry conditions until next thursday. guys? >> all right, veronica, thank you. >>> well, of course, it is not even november yet, and retailers are already gearing up for the holiday shopping season. >> consumer reporter erika gonzales has more on deals coming this weekend as some shoppers say it is just too much too soon. >> you know, the kids are not even out of their halloween costumes yet. and we are talking -- holiday shopping. so is it too early to start? weigh in on our nbc 4 flash survey and facebook page and twitter. you can have your say there. 84%, saying too early, 16%, they're ready to shop. there are deals to be had starting tomorrow november 1st. you can loo

the main portion down towards southern virginia there, seeing the most, even snow down towards that regionhigher elevations. snow to the southeast of chicago, lake-effect snow there, all of that cold is moving our way. tomorrow, the forecast a chilly one, cloudy with showers likely. take the umbrella with you. i'm expecting some shower activity. 47 to about 52 degrees, winds steadily picking up in the afternoon, downright windy late into sunday, sunday a high temperature of 49 degrees, starting off on a very cold note. take a look at this. if you head out to the national mall, lot of walks, the friendship walk will be on the national mall. i'll be down there as well, the d.c. walk, of course for longevity. cold around 40 degrees, heads up. then we get into monday, a high of 59, we rebound quickly. look what we'll wake up to. this is not wind chill, this is actual temperatures, this will be the first freeze in many locations, especially montgomery county, loudoun county, temperatures in the mid-20s when you wake up early on monday morning. freeze warnings as early as tomorrow in the afterno

. >>> in southern virginia one person is dead, four injured after a car smashed through a doughnut shopit happened last night in the l.a. suburb of kanoga park. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital and will be evaluated to see if alcohol was a factor. police aren't sure how the accident happened or how many of the injured were inside that doughnut shop. >>> princess anna and queen else saw of "frozen game" have landed on the small screen in the fairy tale book of pinocchio. the frozen stars are warping things up on the sunday night abc show "once upon a time." >> everything is new so it's super exciting. it's nerve-racking. >> this actress stepped into the book of storybook to play ana for a few season of "once upon a time." >> please, plea, i want to be alone. >> you are never going to be alone. >> she said there's one thing she can promise loyal frozen fans. >> joy. i think if they love the movie "frozen" and they love these characters, then it brings me so much joy. so i hope that the fans have as much joy watching it as i do playing it. >

and in southern virginia near lynchburg, detectives in campbell county wonder if matthew may be possibly involved in the murder of is a sandra morton. -- cassandra morton. morton's body was found on a wooded property owned by liberty university. matthew played football for liberty between 2000 and 2002 before he got kicked out of school over an incident involving a woman then. >>> we'd like to remind you there are still dozens of children missing from our area. on our wusa9 facebook page, we have pictures of many of them. >> you can take a look at these digital flyers and share them with your friends. log on. perhaps you could help bring them home. today we will devote many of our newscasts to missing children as part of our bring them home campaign. >> all month long we're partnering with homeless children's play time project to help open a playground at d.c. general homeless shelter. d.c.'s department of general services broke ground on the playground in august. >> they need to raise about $120,000 in order to staff and run the playground for the next two years. so if you could help, p

there my leadership position on the house transportation committee, numerous projects across southern west virginia the marshall university city of huntington, and throughout the southern coalfields. this race comes down to one thing, one thing, my friends, who can you trust to stand up for the working values of our families and west virginia? who can you trust, who will be on your side for our working men and women? i have always and will always be a fighter for west virginia values. whether it is working with republicans in standing up to my party to stop the overreaching, overzealous, coal job-killing epa agenda or diversifying our economy, or working perfectly for you on problems you may have cutting through government red tape, social security checks, veterans benefits. i am proud of what we have been able to achieve in washington by working together, and willing and able to cross party lines. for example, i chair the house drug abuse caucus with my good friend from across the aisle, hal rogers, of the appropriations committee. we have been able to secure funding for drug prevention strategies

for the past month, police have been searching property in southern virginia. it's owned by the family of two men, richard and lloyd lee welch, both considered persons of interest in the case. >>> breaking news now from overseas. another beheading. scott macfarlane is at our live desk with details. >> the terror group isis released a new video purporting to show the execution of a british aide worker. alan henning was taking medical supplies to northern syria last december when he was abducted by a gunman. in a video last month showing another execution, terrorists warned henning would be next. we're still waiting to hear from the u.s. and british governments. we'll update you as information becomes available. >>> new vandalism starting hindus. what's being done in one virginia community now that's in the middle of a hate crime investigation. >>> and we it continue to follow developments in the ebola outbreak. we have a crew at shady grove hospital as we gather new details, we'll have a live report. thing is...our crazy tax code actually rewards companies... fo

for the past month, police have been searching a property in southern virginia.s owned by the family of two men, richard and lloyd lee welch, who are considered persons of interest in the 39-year-old cold case. >>> well, it's hispanic heritage month and in prince george's county, education is a growing concern for teenagers who speak spanish at home. they're having a hard time keeping up with classmates who only speak english. but as news4's richard jordan reports, now there is a plan to level the playing field. >> reporter: one of the highest hispanic populations in the region. the community caters to the cultural differences with festivals and other events. but when it comes to education, the area scores well below average. maria enrolled in the esl program at a maryland public middle school aer arriving from nicaragua and then she went on to high school. now, she has a daughter in school who is bilingual, fluent in both english and spanish. but she says she still sees how other students struggle. >> in my daughter's school, it was fishe was crying. she said i

i'd like to talk to you, brian, about the skeletal remains found in southern virginia and how long itfor police to identify them. >> well, carol, we were told it would take a few days. experts have said everything from two days to identify the remains to maybe 14 days so it could come any time now. the most common refrain we've heard is that it could take anywhere from seven to 10 days. that would put it as possibly making an announcement tomorrow on saturday. possibly next tuesday, but they're being very, very careful. they kept the rest of the skeletal remains on the site for a few days so that they could just comb over every possible detail. they needed to go underneath the remains to see if dna had seeped into the soil. they had to test around the remains to see if there was any other trace of dna, so they're being extremely careful, carol. so we may not hear maybe for a few days. >> and joey, i'm just wondering. let's say police do identify these remains as hannah graham's, will they immediately charge jesse matthew in the case? >> what happens is this, carol. the fact that there

i would suggest if you're running for president in south carolina or utah or southern virginia, thatdon't fly. >> you don't think the mormons would love chris christie? >> not so much. >> why does it work in jersey and not those places? >> i don't think the country is homogeneous. i think different parts of the country are different and if you're in the south, they won't put up with that stuff may. mother would look at that and say, really? we don't talk like that down here. >> i was going to say, where he's really going to get in trouble with this kind of stalk with women. specifically. i've been a huge phaneuf chris christie for a few years. >> i was. i really like the way he was able to work with democrats and he stood his ground and he seemed like a really strong, authentic politician that was sort of rare in politics today. since bridge gate. >> now whenever i hear him speak, i get a stomach ache. in a imagine president obama's tone. the minute you step out of there, it a real turn off anywhere else in the country. >> to abby's point, he has done this to women before. so that is

. >> everyone was why would you go back to southern west virginia to practice medicine?ouldn't think of a better place to be because it was such a joy to grow up here and have these people look out for you and help you with whatever was going on in your life. >> sreenivasan: more so, beckett thought he could do something about the challenges they faced including diabetes, hypertension in both the state and the nation. nearly a quarter of the city's 3,000 residents live below the federal poverty line, and the make matters worse, the coal industry has been shedding jobs by the thousands in recent years, wiping out much of the area's private health insurance base. >> mr. charles, how are you doing? >> sreenivasan: before he found dr. beckett, herb charles was among the unemployed coal miners who had simply stopped going to the doctor. his family qualified for medicaid like many in this area, but forest time, he couldn't find a primary care physician who would accept it. beckett's first idea to fill the growing health gap was to open a free clinic. >> we had it once a month

virginia first. who's going to be able to help the people of southern west virginia the most? that's the big question in this election. i can bring investments, highways and water and sewage reconstruction. i have broadened our tourism potential and aided our colleges and universities. strength agenda our veterans services, $16 billion bill we passed this year. or on the other side of the equation, who is going to be there doing the bidding for out of state billionaires who have an agenda that is totally adverse to west virginia's best values? we don't need the extremes in the republican or democratic party. what we need to do is end the gridlock and disfunction to continue our -- rather than follow those hidden agendas. believe it you mean, -- believe me, they are behind a hidden agenda. they are supporting all these efforts in congress to cut and gut programs that are so vital to our families in west virginia. follow the money my friends. when out of state billionaires came a-talking, my opponent went a-walking. that's what it boils down to. he'll do their bidding. i support

if you don't believe what cold does to america,, and look at seven west virginia -- come and look at southernest virginia. host: robert? caller: good morning. the man before is very right pretty lady before him is very right, everything they said . i like the way you cleverly cover the line when lieutenant younel nagl was on because never announced to was:, democrat or republican. calling, democrat or republican. you should have. is al qaeda. everybody knows this. if you don't know what, i am letting you know. obama is just as guilty as president bush. they keep supporting these people. everybody wonders why isis is growing so big with the help of saudi arabia, turkey, there helping assad. this has been going on and on. it i see what is going on with ebola. they are trying to make a big everybody can be scared instead of handling the problems that need to be handled. that is what i would like to say. thank you. host: robert in bridgeport, connecticut. this is peter from new york on the republican line. caller: unfortunately, i came in late with your interview with lieutenant colonel nagl. i a

ads justion worth of through the end of september in southern west virginia, something like $60 for every person in the district. situation where democrats could really lose a seat that they felt for many decades. host: let's go to bill in pennsylvania. caller: thanks for taking my call. i was wondering if there is any pushback at all in the first session of congress, when the republicans voted against the time and a half a for comp time. some people really rely on that premium. it helps us stay in the middle class. republicans just overwhelmingly voted to end the time and half pay for comp time. i was wondering if that would have any effect on the way the middle-class votes in this election. host: thanks for the call. let me add to that the minimum wage. tryingthe democrats are to blunt the negatives of health care reform by talking about minimum wage. the problem is most voters don't see it as a hot topic. they don't see it as a new issue. they see it as a democratic line of attack that has gone back decades. in some states, there are minimum wage initiatives on the ballot that are desi

virginia is not considered as southern as it used to be. considered a purple state now, and i think all of these things obtain. >> we've got to take a break. we'll be right back. stay >>> warner and gillespie face off in virginia. they took off the gloves on tuesday in the second of three debates in virginia's u.s. senate race. gentlemen, we saw these candidates sharpen their attacks over economic matters, border security, health care. do you think there was a winner? >> i think if you look at it, warner really came across to me as the winner. obviously gillespie had to have bigger punchers than warner because warner can bob and weave a little bit but i don't think gillespie reay came out and was able to really show sharp lines. i mean, he tried to sort of follow the line of whenever he would criticize warner he would say the obama-warner policies but i don't think he was able to be very specific enough to really tag warner and hold him down on issues where warner sort of flipped the script and sort of threw his own words of gillespie back a

i was invited to have lunch with the president, i drove down to southern virginia where my son was playing baseball, and one of the players from around pittsburgh was jim's son and he was sitting across before he came back to the game and i remember thinking that i am so thrilled to see that guy. [laughter] and so the president comes and goes. [laughter] >> we will let you close. anything that has helped do? >> mixing baseball with the rest of life, i think that would baseball does her fans is to channel natural aggression and tribal instincts which people have. dave and i are sitting here and we are very civil. but i guarantee you that now that this has gotten higher and things have changed, back in the not so old days, if i went to shea stadium with a phillies hat and they were winning when they came there and he was cheering wildly for the mats, that they actually have a lockup in the stadium and it shows you something about it. and so it channels people's natural tendency for something that really isn't as important. >> turning the program over to george mitrovich. [applause] >> let me

snow, yes, breaking out into southern west virginia and the mountains of kentucky and southwestern virginiath carolina. there's going to be some potentially sticking snow down there. as energy hits the coast, the moisture will come back in a couple of ways on saturday. saturday the winds will pick up. we'll get some showers around, a yellow alert day. on sunday this should be far enough off shore that i don't think we'll get much weather from that, precip anyway but the wind will be blowing out of the north and temperatures will struggle to get out of the 40s on sunday. as we look at our forecast, temperatures today topping out around 60 give or take, northwest winds 5 to 10. tonight lighter winds. tomorrow 59, lay showers west of i-81 but i think good shape for the trick or treaters in the metro. windy and cool with scattered showers saturday, 50. we could have gusts saturday, sunday over 30 miles an hour behind that developing coastal storm. sunday, though, sunny, 49. don't forget this is the weekend. we fall back to standard time. then by tuesday, hey, look, we should be back to 70 degre

i remember during the 2004 election traveling with somebody who lived in southern virginia in northern california and he said, "oh, my goodness, this is exactly the opposite," in terms of the democratic signs and republican signs. a lot of this depends on where you live in the country. host: woodbridge, virginia, independent caller. caller: yes, i am calling to say, we have got two political parties, basically the republicans and democrats. and in general, in reference to the political parties, i found a lot of people that don't do research. when you ask the question, why do you form this opinion? "well, i really don't follow politics." but they have an opinion. somebodyle are led by else's opinion. they don't do independent research on issues or nothing. they vote based on what they hear, not based on what they have research for themselves. host: elaine kamarck. guest: that is absolutely true. most people vote on who their neighbors are voting for, their friends, their family. a lot of people's predisposition to vote for one political party or another comes from their parents. if you

much of the shower activity into virginia and southern maryland and on the eastern shore. around 5:00 or 6:00, most of the rain will be over. by then, winds will be increasing. temperatures in the low to mid 50s. struggle to make it to 60 this afternoon. have a warm jacket, umbrella and rain boots as we will have the rain throughout much of the day today. winds gusts to 30 miles per hour tonight into tomorrow. 60 today. 40s tomorrow morning. sunshine back. then a milder trend the first part of next week. sunshine up around 70 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. breaking news on the roads with melissa. >>> the outer loop between connecticut avenue and wisconsin avenue we have a crash. slowing down. hopefully will be out of the roadway in just a little bit. it is causing slowdowns. it is very slow. two mile backup. police say nothing is happening. but still really, really close. be careful. a patch of rain. silver, error rang, blue lines, franconia. that alert came through. generally looking good except the top of the beltway where the crash is. 66 and 95 lo

virginia, not much rain at all. a few showers and most in southern maryland and the district. parts of fairfax see that rain.ee this line here, that's the line to the east of that and where we continue to see these showers, almost moving south to north. because of that, they're not moving too fast through the east. still have showers around gaithersburg and bowie and annapolis seeing rain and coming at a moderate clip and waldorf and down around calvert beach and leonardtown, we continue to see those showers in those regions. temperatures, 60 degrees. still on the mild side, the average high temperatures today with winds to the south at 9 miles an hour. the system is pulling out and we did see clearing towards the west. that's good news, right? we'll not stay in the clearing section. a big area of low pressure making its way across our region as it continues to move in here, we will see another chance for cloud cover. 8:00 tonight, showers in through parts of maryland. northern virginia on the drier side of things. you could see a little bit in the way of fog developed, an isolated shower or two tomorrow. al

southern maryland, northern neck through parts of northern virginia, you'll continue to see that rainor the next few hours. toward the west, however, there is a lot more rain to come. and we're going to see a little break between now and 11:00 but back towards the west, cincinnati, parts of kentucky and tennessee, a lot of rain. that is moving our way. we're going to continue to watch as it moves our way right on through the night tonight and into the day tomorrow. if you've got weekend plans, i've got that forecast for you one day will be better than the other. but we're not just talking rain here. see you guys in a minute. >>> turning now to a tragic ending for a very young life in northern virginia. a baby with breathing problems who never saw a doctor and then this week was found dead in her crib after being left there alone for hours. now her parents are charged with child neglect. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is digging into the details of how this all happened. julie is live now in manassas. julie? >> reporter: well, that young couple appeared in a principle willi

virginia. routes 2 and 5 down through southern maryland all wet this morning. we have another couple of hours before the rain starts to settle in. it's not raining all that hard. you will want to have your umbrella with you at least through the first half of your saturday. showery weather beginning at 8:00 am this morning up through about lunchtime. early afternoon, the rain will start to taper off just a touch. we might get just a little bit of clearing in our sky by 5:00 or 6:00. the sun is down after 6:30. any sliver of sunshine won't last long. a mix of clouds during the overnight hours, unseasonably chilly once again. wake-up time tomorrow morning, plan on a cool one for sure. mostly low 40s in northern maryland to mid to upper 40s in and around town. a cloudy, chilly, more important than anything else, a dry start to your sunday morning. that is a little good news. going forward through your sunday, beginning at 6:00 am sunday morning, we'll have more sunshine as high pressure begins to push drier air down here. late morning to about early afternoon tomor

virginia. only 32 in warrenton. central and southern will be in the low 30s. mid to upper 30s near 40 in northern virginia, fairfax and arlington. montgomery and prince georges in the 40s to upper 30s. dress warmly. a warm coat and gloves. we'll have the chill around for another couple of hours and through much of the morning. sunglasses will be needed too later today. sunshine in and out this morning. afternoon highs in the upper 50s. overnight tonight we have deteriorating conditions after midnight. in fact, on saturday, windy and wet with occasional showers. a high near 50. warming. good weather for the election day. next weather and traffic on the 1s count by county neighborhood highs. >> looking quite good right now. 2730 north and south, no problems there. getting tweets at first 4 traffic. this is good, especially for a friday. maybe some are heading home or staying home because of the holiday. centreville, prince william parkway, heading into town, closed at centreville and then opens back up. 95, slow through dale city. not red like it usually this thi

red you see here was salmon mentalnd this polychrome from virginia also speaks to the pension for goods in the so-called fancy style. southern craftsmen began to develop forms and motifs in direct response to the available resources and new american cultural trends. sullivan county, tennessee, potter leonard came fashion wears that exploited his region's unusual orange clay and forure abstract manganese the product then being made in american coast. fabricated wears with equally abstract ornaments, in greene made county, tennessee, offers an excellent example of the emerging american aesthetic. the object's exterior is generic and suggests little to us about its origin. but the interior is intricately inlaid with ornaments grouped engaging and somewhat naive interpretation of the , so whatspread eagle do we take away from this review? i think we need a new focus. since the 1950's, students of southern material culture have spent a great deal of time and published a great many books and articles trying to persuade the rest of the record of arts world at remarkable furniture, silver, firearms, ceramics, and other goods were ma

our problem will be this guy spinning back in southern ohio, northern kentucky coming to west virginia. that's going to squeeze out a few showers across the region. visibilities with temps in the 50s and low 60s. really drops off parts to to our west. three-quarters after mile in winchester and also warrenton. had a quarter mile still due in the hagerstown area. a little fog on the eastern shore. thankfully nothing too horrible there. just to give you a little bit of extra time out west with that fog. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thanks, howard. here's what's in the news right now. the united nations world food program says the ebola outbreak continues to grow there could be a major food crisis. the united nations says it needs to reach 1.9 million people affected by ebola. so far it's provided food to 530,000 people. >>> after years of fighting over marriage equality, same- sex marriage is legal in the site of hide hoe a. number of -- idaho. a number took advantage of the marriage licenses. >>> the judge overseeing detroit's bankruptcy is expected to get news of a settlement betwe

from damascus to southern montgomery county, we are in the upper 40s to lower 50s. farther west hovering near 50 near north central virginia. loudoun and prince william counties this morning. much of southern maryland is in the mid-50s. driving in this morning, leave the heat on as we'll be in the mid-50s with cloudiness around. for the afternoon drive time, though, you will need the air conditioner on as temperatures will be hovering near 80 degrees for the afternoon commute with high clouds coming on through. a look at the hour-by-hour rapid warming through the day is the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. what is happening on the roads? >>> we still have a work zone there until 5:00 this morning in the outer loop at colesville road. that's the only big thing we're dealing with at this point with the two right lanes block. 66 at lee highway, no major issue there. the beltway at landover road is moving right along. weather and traffic is always on the 1s, which means i'll see you at 4:41. >>> angie goff at the live desk with a developing story out of seattle and a sad one at that. a man shoots and kills his daugh

we talked about the rock the launch, it will be sent today from southeastern virginia, look to the southernending it up to the international space station for supplies. you might want to look out for that later on. today looks good but lots of clouds may obscure it a little bit. tomorrow clouds and sunshine and even a brief shower, that will hold us to 69 degrees tomorrow. here is a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a lot going on 75 for your high, dry with clouds and sunshine. even in the overnight hours staying mild. tomorrow clouds and sun and relatively mild, 69, and a spotty shower at times. and thursday sunny and cooler and 61. how about halloween, only 58 degrees, certainly on the cool side but we look dry at this point. saturday blustery and cold and 48 degrees, it's the chilly of the it has been since last march, a shower around and even a wet snowflake possible in the northwest suburbs, we know, we set the clocks back and fall back, sunny and brisk and getting better, monday turning milder and 57 degrees, today nice and mild. >> karen, thank if a denture were t

southern california, central texas. cooler around the great lakes and northern new england. we also have a risk of strong storms stretching from the west virginia area all the way back into texas. th >>> good moerng -- morning i'm bill henley.