>> 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

widespread activity when you get to kentucky and southwest virginia.ome of the showers have been light to even occasionally moderate when you start to see the yellows showing up with the activity moving east 30 miles an hour. prince william county, southern fairfax seeing the brunt of it from manassas down 234 to dale city. crossing in toward charles and prince george's county. notice south of mount vernon toward police cataway, you're -- toward piscataway, you're seeing the showers. as we look back to the west of the shenandoah valley, a couple of light sprinkles trying to come out of west virginia, over toward woodstock and new market at the moment. temperatures not too bad. we have a lot of 50s out there with a couple of 60s by the bay and at reagan national the warm spot at 64. andrea and mike, over to you. >>> time now to see what our partners at cbs are morning. >> norah o'donnell is live in new york. good morning, norah. >> good morning to you, mike and andrea. ahead hundreds of u.s. troops are training to fight the ebola outbreak in africa. and

, notice that the through rain is pennsylvania and another developing to the southwest over southwest virginia, north carolina. this is the area we expect to move in later tonight, after 7:00. the rain could be steady at times and the breezy conditions and temperatures falling through the 60's. the good news is that this is a very progressive system, the cold front is on the march, yesterday it was out causing all the problems. will bepush through, we done with it. the morning skies will start to turn partly cloudy. he was start to pull in some very cool and dry air. it's the first weekend of october, it will look like it, it will feel like it. the top of the trees are bright red. we are just getting into that time. here is the front. image. a water vapor the darker the color, the dryer the air. dry air across new england. the dryer and cool air coming to town. >> a big search pressure wise and dry air. turn temperature, 50 in minneapolis, 54 degrees in omaha, 65 in chicago. the mild there followed by the cold air and it is already ripping in with the northwesterly wind. the futurecast gives a

the two will combine to not only slowed to southwest virginia. as we head to the next 72 hours. it looks like the rain component will hold off until after the trick-or-treat hours tomorrow evening. that is all really good news. showers here on saturday, sunshine, very gusty wind. temperatureshe line tomorrow night start to drop into the low 50's but it will hold off until after midnight. showers, breezy, no heavy rain but it will be chilly. a reminder to turn your clock back. we will kind of finish off our seven day forecast with a look at the warming trend by early next week. of rg iii coming back as got some people talking. >> they are not talking about the weather, how that will affect it, the fact that they have been sacked. withedskins are preparing robert griffin iii. he is trying to get back to that pro bowl level of play. he was the nfl offense a player of the year. he had 13 starts last year after returning from knee surgery, he had two starts this year, now, apparently another comeback. change my mind now. just tuesday take everybody off. >> he made it official today w

a system that is going to bring measurable snow to the of southwest virginia, east tennessee, western north carolina. that whole area there, 5, 6, 7 snow. of winter storm warnings in effect. warm to the southeast side, north.in the we're going to get cooler on saturday and colder on sunday. any great shakes here. it's this upper level system the snowing to cause down south and eventually get hooked up with an east coast aorm that's going to give us very windy weekend here. partly cloudy and cool tomorrow. easterly winds, about 5 miles per hour. highs about 65 degrees. here's what's going to happen. a storm is going to develop off the east coast tomorrow into saturday. an upper level storm is going to midwest.of the so we're going to wind up with a cloudy, breezy saturday. 30% chance of rain. not heavy, just kind of a nasty day, highs of only 51. colder at night on sunday. highs only in the mid- to upper 40's. monday,gin a warm-up tuesday, wednesday of next week. not a major storm but certainly is going to be kind of uncomfortable for outdoor stuff saturday. >> jack-o'-lanterningsjack-

the upper level system that will key player anda actually brings snow to the mountains of southwest west virginia. at the same time, a coastal system will develop. most of our viewing area kind of between the system and that system. not a bad guys to be. the rain will hold off tomorrow night. we have seen the split between the two. cloudy, rain, chilly weather. sunday, we clear out and get windy and mighty cold. the forecast, hour by hour. we will see temperatures between 35-45. stay dry until 11:00 midnight tonight. we can see the final day of october there with 59 degree temperatures. for saturday, it will be breezy. chance of rain. temperatures only 51 degrees. regardless of what is happening in the sky, you have to turn your clock's back one hour. 5:07 sunday night. sunday, sunny, windy, chile, only in the 40's. it may feel like it is in the upper 30's. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we will see a warming trend. >> 40 degrees, 54. forington is getting ready another comeback. it is time to rally around rg iii. >> jay gruden is being very careful of what he's saying about starting rg iii but he di

the heaviest rains tomorrow will southwest and that stripe in blue, from southwest virginia into north carolina, to be snow over --tern tennessee, the smoke ki smoky mountains. very quickly overnight as that storm develops, we're going to see everything push out to sea. windy and sunny, chilly for the day on sunday. sunday, turn back the clocks again. then a warming trend, monday, tuesday, wednesday. into the 60's by next wednesday. >> thank you, doug. good. >> kids out there dressed up as rg3? don't have -- >> that's my costume tonight. how about that? the controversy is over or not? >> never. >> no, not in this case. not gonna happen. hip, andwaiting for he's -- waiting for him, and he's finally back. rg3 will get the start against the vikings on sunday. but that's a big number. seven weeks of not playing in a real game situation. a lot will be expected when he gets back. will he produce against the vikings? the cameras caught up with robert just outside the locker room today. he says you might see some nerves break out in my job is to make it not about me. that's what -- i don't fee

meanwhile, the heavier part of the rains still sitting southwest of us, around the areas of southwest virginia, where they're right now a severe thunderstorm watch toward western north carolina. the brunt of the system hits us noontime tomorrow. and probably will last until 5:00. for our evening, just some showers moving through. we're at 81 degrees right now. we drop to the mid 7 ohs by 11:00 p.m., so a very warm evening. when that rain comes in tomorrow in terms of what kind of umbrella to go with for tomorrow, i would go with the big one. because we're talking about rain that's going to be heavy in spots. traffic likely to be slow with some ponding possible tomorrow afternoon and for the evening rush. here's a look at this future weather for today. showers and a few isolated storms south and west of us. i think as we get into tomorrow morning, near 7:30, storminess west from frostburg towards charlottesville to include areas like la ray and pete yoursersbp. and around charlottesville and fredericksburg. by 1:00, 2:00 tomorrow, that line is on top of us, and we'll see the winds pick up. we c

just to that pocket of southwest virginia. not only showers, but some thunderstorms down here, which is why i think there will be some areas around, say, just south of d.c. across southern maryland, the northern neck, like charles county, that will see some moderate and heavy rains coming our way. so friday night football, wet. 63 the temperature. rain likely between 6:00 and 8:00 with moderate showers, between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. i'll tell you the impact on our weekend. could be looking a little better. my forecast in a few. >> all right. track the rainy weather in our storm team 4 weather app. search nbc washington weather in the app store or google play. >>> now to the murder in a barber shop. one man is dead after a guy in a ski mask opened fire in a building near a school. and right now he's on the run. this happened just before noon today on good hope road in southeast d.c. near minnesota avenue. there are several other businesses on that block, and an elementary school. kristin wright joins us live at a still active cri

virginia. eastern tennessee, winter storm warnings have already been posted for the higher elevations. for us you see some clouds coming in. trying to come in from the southwest and also look at the low clouds out of eastern north carolina to southeastern virginia. so that's why at times some clouds and at times some sun. but a dry halloween. the seasonably cool halloween. upper 50s to low 650s. tonight late afternoon actually see the showers getting into western maryland and west virginia? this is the area that we may have to be concerned with. some rain drops. but even tonight at 10:00, notice not much going on on the metro. all the virginia and west virginia border and west. overnight, there's the snow in blue. down i-81 and i-77 and i-26. but us, for us, by morning, delmarva along and east of the bay, showers and this will be moving to the west as we go through midday. and into the afternoon. with the winds picking up. the winds tomorrow will be gusting over 30 miles an hour. and then by tomorrow night, even into sunday morning, we could have some gusts over 40 in spots and especially by the bay. 59 today if not 61. some mix of clouds and sun. 40s tonight

when we brought close to 700 high-tech jobs to russell county in southwest virginia. because we put the incentives in and package together. now, if we're going to continue that, we've got to do a series of things. we've got to continue to expand broadband all across virginia. i've been supporting that. part of the agriculture bill to make sure they're going to serve areas. we've got to consolidate workforce training areas. again got some suggestions there. but job creation is key to moving things. i will match my record frankly on that not only against my opponent but -- >> mr. gillespie, you get 90 seconds on this. >> well, mark warner just talked about his time very extensively as governor warner. but governor warner wouldn't recognize senator warner today and the votes he has cast in washington for job killing policies. when you look at virginia right now, our unemployment rate has been climbing. actually, it's climbed .7 of a percentage point over the past four months. and as i mentioned, since the senator took office, for every net job we've created here in the co

that has a presence in virginia cgi when we brought 700 high-tech jobs to russell county in southwest virginiacause we put the incentives in a package together. we will continue that and we have to do a series of things. we have to extend broadband. i've been supportive of that. part of the agriculture bill to make sure monies are going to underserved areas. we have to make sure we consolidate our workforce training programs. job creation is key to moving forward and i would match my record frankly not only gives my opponent that -- >> moderator: mr. gillespie you get 90 seconds. gillespie: mark warner talked about his time extensively as governor but governor warner wouldn't recognize senator warner today in a vote is cast in the united states and for job-killing policy after job-killing policy. when you look at virginia right now our unemployment rate has been climbing. it has climbed 77 cents per percentage point over the past four months. as i mentioned since the senator took office for every net job we have created in the commonwealth to virginians have gone on food stamps. i believe that

you look at richmond southwest towards bristol and southwest from virginia. that is where the heavier downpours are. they will stay to the south but later towards midnight and after , a secondary area of intense rain could move across the region. it will be starting and stopping in areas of fog thrown in. it looks like most of it should move out of our area during the morning hours tomorrow. guys inut those baltimore? there will be scattered showers. they could get the game in but it will be chilly in the the area. >> things are looking a little bit soggy for the orioles at camden yards. >> birds don't mind rain, though. it is kicking off tonight. >> you have an opponent on fire. they swept the angels. moment of every or -- omentum everywhere. at 8:00 tonight. lead the league in home runs while the royals are dead last. they only hit 95 all your wall the o's hit 211. we are talking the alcs. we are in the clubhouse. they are hot teams. hot teams are scary. fun team tobe a watch. the team was supposed to be in the situation so i think of teams are playing on h

through the like we'll have just that a few patches of rain winds with thely to the east s well southwest to virginia and maybe higher bit of snow at elevations and will be windy and chilly. we have cloudy skies in the morning and scattered showers day and highs only about 51 degrees and gusty winds 10-20 miles per hour. as far as our seven day outlook, and ll back tomorrow night 50% chance of rain around here tomorrow evening. an hour to standard time. it's sunny but windy and they'll be strong of the we're looking at the numbers to go up into the vicinity somewhere around 20-25 miles per sunday afternoon and we'll see the winds diminish monday as we get just a bit of a warming trend. here's how it shapes up in wednesday.esday and 58 on monday and mid sixties on tuesday and wednesday. lucky tonight with trick or treaters. a concern. ways >> okay, good news. thank you. on abc7 news ext t 4:00 the man she met online lured her into an illegal scheme and she didn't know it. >> >> 7 on your side with a consumer alert about being cautious about any relationship begins online. >> that's right. one woman wa

lot of presents even in my best day as the governor, 700 high-tech jobs to russell county in southwest virginia because we split the incentives they put the package together. if we are going to do that we have to do a series of things that continue to expand broadband across virginia. i've been supportive of that and changed again part of the agriculture bill to make sure that the money was actually going to underserved areas. we have to make sure that we consolidated a lot of the programs and again i got suggestions there but that job creation is the key and i would match my record on that not only against my opponent -- >> moderator: mr. gillespie you get 90 seconds on this. gillespie: mike warner talked about his time as governor warner that governor warner wouldn't recognize senator warner today and what he's cast for the job of killing policy after job killing policies and when you look at virginia right now, the unemployment rate has been climbing. actually it's kind seven tenths of a percentage point over the past four months. and as i mentioned since the senator took office for every jo

down from roanoke, roanoke valley and down towards the mountain empire of southwest virginia.ng. most of that will stay down to the south today, but never say never to that kind of a wave of low pressure and in our future model forecast is picking up on it as well. low rain chances today, but there is at least a chance during the late daylight hours, down to the south and west. here's how the computer models handle it. the nice sky early this morning and becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon and there's the laare of showers that will dry up as it comes into our area but never say never to the hint of a rain forecast. nice today and may have some thunderstorms to contend with as we get into the day on wednesday so if you go out to that very, very carefully as temperatures will be in the 80s but thunderstorms are a real possibility. much warmer air is coming our way. some places might flirt with 80 degrees on tuesday. dry late week and into next weekend. >> thanks, chuck. >> you're welcome. >> coming up, the artificial turf your kids play on is linked to cancer. what an nbc inve

even my best day as governor when we got close to selling 100 high-tech jobs to the county in southwest virginiaause we put the incentives and the package together. we have to continue to expand broadband and part of the agriculture bill to make sure that we are going to the underserved areas we have to make sure that we consolidated a lot of the work force training programs and we have some suggestions there but that job creation is the key to moving forward and i would match my record frankly on that one. >> moderator: mr. gillespie, you get 90 seconds. gillespie: he talks about his time very extensively as governor warner but he wouldn't recognize senator warner today and the votes he cast in the senate for a job killing policy of her job killing policy. when you look at the virginia right now the unemployment rate has been been claiming. it's climbed seven tenths of a percentage point over the last four months. since the senator took office for every job we've created here in the commonwealth, two virginians have gone on food stamps. we need to make it easier to get into the good paying jobs

that has a presence in virginia cgi when we brought 700 high-tech jobs to russell county in southwest virginiaecause we put the incentives in a package together. we will continue that and we have to do a series of things. we have to extend broadband. i've been supportive of that. part of the agriculture bill to make sure monies are going to underserved areas. we have to make sure we consolidate our workforce training programs. job creation is key to moving forward and i would match my record frankly not only gives my opponent that -- >> mr. gillespie you get 90 seconds. >> mark warner talked about his time extensively as governor but governor warner wouldn't recognize senator warner today in a vote is cast in the united states and for job-killing policy after job-killing policy. when you look at virginia right now our unemployment rate has been climbing. it has climbed 77 -- 7/10 of a percentage point over the past four months. as i mentioned since the senator took office for every net job we have created in the commonwealth to virginians have gone on food stamps. i believe that we need to mak

northwest from 6:49 for 6 minutes, going to come right across from western maryland to northern virginia, just southwest of d.c. on its track across southern maryland and the mouth of the potomac over toward the delmarva region. beautiful day today. tonight we're going to cool off. we're going to cool off but not nearly as cold as it was this morning with low 54 in town. some 40s north and west. tomorrow i put 79 but if we get to the lower 80s tomorrow, wouldn't surprise me. then a chance of a shower. not much of a chance but chance of a shower wednesday. here comes the cool stuff. maybe some snow showers friday night into saturday morning. mike? >> thanks, howard. thanks again to the chef and charles. take care, everybody. oh, my! thank so you much. really, really spectacular. >> sharon: you shouldn't be here, phyllis. you just got out of the hospital. you should be resting. >> phyllis: thank you so much for your concern, sharon. >> sharon: i just wonder if it's safe for you to be up and around like this. >> phyllis: "safe"? we're never as safe as we think we are. we...go along with our lives and make

right now the showers are heaviest to our west and southwest, moving through west virginia. that's going to be here later today. right now, 72 degrees in northeast philadelphia. wilmington 71. 70 in trenton. it's the pocono mountains that have dropped into the 60s this morning. so, stand by for a warm and breezy start and occasional showers breaking through. a few clouds will thin out a little bit for some breaks of sunshine in delaware and south jersey, but areas north and west from the city will stay cloudy and occasional showers as we go into the noontime hour. there is a threat of thunderstorms. we'll go through it hour by hour, neighborhood by neighborhood, when i come back. but first, jillian has traffic. good morning, jillian. >> good morning to you, bill. so far, we're dealing with one accident out of delaware, happening in new castle, churchmans road at continental drive. leave extra time there this morning. in philadelphia, 95 at the split with the vine street expressway. you can see 95 is quiet. the vine is clear the entire length in both directions between 95 and

in fact, you can already see them to our southwest and they've moved into northern virginia. the showers will take some time for them to move into the area and expect them to arrive this afternoon. until then, we're watching temperatures. 46 now in pottstown and reading and 50 at northeast philadelphia. at the airport it's 52 in wilmington and 55 in philadelphia. so, clouds on the increase and you'll have to wait for rain. 56 degrees at 9:00. by lunchtime, still dry and 61 degrees. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i come back. first friday morning traffic by katz zachary. >> no accidents to report in our tri-state area. live look at 95. you can see some cones and some lights out there. a construction zone is set up but doesn't look active at this time. drive times on 95 between the vine and wood haven and green rights all around. as we get into the morning commute, we'll see that slow a bit. for drivers on 422 eastbound the route are closed for a long-term construction project and will be through november and finally for the lehigh valley drivers, 78 looks good

southwest. the first raindrops are in northern virginia and heavier rainfall is in kentucky. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now and falling. 50 now in northeast philadelphia at the airport and 52 in womenalingten and 46 degrees for potstown. and now atlantic city at the airport has dropped into the 40s, as well. look for clouds to increase this morning. cool conditions at 9:00. and cloudy skies at lunchtime. 61 degrees. the temperatures will still be climbing and umbrellas will still be down at lunchtime. i'll shoal you when they're going up with the latest future weather when we come back. >> good morning, bill. if you take a look behind me, you can see the tacony-palmyra bridge. this happened in the last five minutes. usually takes 15 minutes for a ship to pass through. this is affecting traffic on route 73 for new jersey and pennsylvania drivers. a look at 26th street right at penn rose avenue. no issues to report there. for new jersey drivers in brooklawn. at route 47 all lanes are blocked until further notice and an alternate around that is broadway. for drive

southwest. the first raindrops are in northern virginia and heavier rainfall is in kentucky. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now and falling. 50 now in northeast philadelphia at the airport and 52 in womenalingten and 46 degrees for potstown. and now atlantic city at the airport has dropped into the 40s, as well. look for clouds to increase this morning. cool conditions at 9:00. and cloudy skies at lunchtime. 61 degrees. the temperat w

the higher elevations in western virginia, western maryland, southwestern virginia, areas maybe, maybe skyline drive southwest of here, we may see sticking of that snow. but in d.c. and most of the areas, it's going to be too warm. don't be surprised for a couple of wet flakes. if you're going to the penn state-maryland game in state college, you better dress for cold. there are going to be some snow showers. temperatures in the 30s to near 40 for that game. clocks back this weekend. don't forget we also want you to check out your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. you might as well. it's that time of year you need to do this. we're in the upper 60s and low 70s in the metro but leesburg 72. winchester 77. it's 82 in luray and petersburg. i do think this is going to be moving east over the next few hours. that's why upper 70s and low 80s will do it for us for the afternoon. beautiful right now. reagan national officially mostly cloudy and 68. a south wind at 8. that's off the river. river temperatures are dropping now as we get into the season. goes a little more west, boom, we'll shoot up quickly.

shower looking at doppler 9,000 this of course i've it has been moving in from the southwest, a little more in west virginia coming in areas toward the shenandoah valley and in d.c. proper, there's not much to write home about there. the showers in southern maryland are weakening and looking at new activity between culpeper and orange, tracking toward gold vein and a couple more moderate showers that could sneak up toward new market and up to the north showers in winchester or sprinkles look like they have been weakening and our temperatures this morning as i said 50s and 60s. delia, nick back to you. >>> thanks howard in time to see what our partners at cbs this morning are covering today. >> charlie rose is live in new york with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> reporter: good morning nick and delia. ahead more ebola in the united states. we'll ask our doctor how a nurse in full protective gear could have contracted the virus. plus whether we should rely on fever as a sign of infection. >> and the parents of the latest american hostage threatened by isis sit down with our margaret brennan, how they kep

virginia. it is moving from northeast to southwest. here it is around laurel towards bowie and straight out to annapolis. the rain continues to be on the steady side route 2 and charles county and stafford county and st. mary's county and stafford county, i mentioned earlier. the most part is the rain to get out of here and next the wind. we're talking about winds actually increasing through the rest of the evening. >> that's right. we've seen them ramping up in the last few hours and checking data. we're seeing wind gusts in chevy chase and all over, 20 miles an hour right now as well as clinton and largo, you will see your winds increase, not just overnight. the rush hour through most of tomorrow afternoon. the impact of that, if it's trash day or recycling day for you, after they do the dumps, it could be blown down. and hazards to us along with more leaves coming down and means more slick spots on area roads. >> keep those speeds down. that area of low pressure really getting its act together off the coast here. you can see that sp

big picture, down to the southwest, look at all the rain down in southwestern virginia in the roanokey dry and clear this afternoon when the clouds start to thicken. 61 was the high yesterday. the coldest day this month, also the weather of our rainfall yesterday for the month. today, partly sunny and pleasantly cool, some late-day clouds, 61 to 66. if you like those temperatures, you're going to like tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow around 70. showers possible and cloudy skies, but otherwise a nice columbus day and strong storms at mid week with temperatures all week long in the low to mid 70's. >> ok, dave, thanks a lot. we thank you very much for watching. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >> is this news from the capital regigion. this is "washington business report, at" witith rebca cooper. >> thanks for joining us for a a firstook at businesss and finance and the washington region. today in o small business spotlig, the top for legal tips you need to know. and coming up,he market gyrations, google's privacy expectatioions, and twitter takg on t fed. all that and more. but first -- e

southwest. systembecause the storm responsible resides off the coast of maryland, virginia, and southeastern new jersey, so the spin is bringing the rain to the south. elements a few heavier but most of it should be light intermittent rain. it's definitely breezy. temperatures at 52 in gaithersburg. 54 in baltimore. -- these are rainfall totals. reagan national airport. only a half inch in fredericksburg. comingill be more rain our way tonight. but the rain will end in the overnight hours. to 51, gusty winds. as this storm continues to spin, downright to get windy here. we might even see clearing in the afternoon. but cloudy, windy and cool. north arees up to the much cooler. as we get through the day, this will make slow improvements in pattern, but i mean slow. here's our story as far as the numbers go. with gustytomorrow winds. we'll see improvements in the weather as we head through friday and the weekend. looks terrific, temperatures in the 60's and sunshine straight through week.y of next >> okay. thank you. well, coming up here on abc 7 4:00, after five months being held against her will,

southwest to northeast, western maryland. getting rain in garrett county, to the north in southwestern pennsylvania. it stretches across west virginia, advancing to the north and east, closer towards winchester, shenandoah later this morning around 8:00, 9:00 this morning. coming up at 4:41, the changes on the way for the day ahead. >> 270 headed northbound at 85, some is construction taking up the right lane. supposed to be out of the way at 5:00 a.m. a little while longer with that one. prince george's county, you're totally fine. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, moving along. 66 looks good. 95, virginia, also looking good and moving along. i'm back in 10 minutes. >>> thank you, melissa. 4:43. today federal officials will decide whether you can use your cell phone on a plane. someone from the fcc and officials will meet in d.c. to discuss whether to allow you to make calls while flying. security at federal buildings all over the country, including here in d.c. homeland security is concerned about threats to the u.s. and called for new measures, some you will see and some you won't. we're told terrorist groups like isis are the

southwest. see how they're coming in the last few hours in virginia, west virginia? at time the skies will get muddied up from there. temperatures in the cool spots in the 30s. garrett county, harrisonburg. we vupper 40s to upper 50s now with 56 in town. cambridge is 57. we're sitting at 50 in gaithersburg and winchester. there's culpeper with maybe heavier coats in some other spots at 48. going into the 60s. a pretty nice day ahead. now over to the man cave with mike and nick. >> thanks a lot, howard. >>> here's what's in the news this friday morning. doctors without borders physician is in new york city after testing positive for the ebola virus. it's believed 33-year-old craig spencer contracted the virus while treating patients in the west african country of guinea. he's being treated at bellevue hospital in manhattan. the case is considered a serious public health risk because spencer was out of the -- isn't considered a serious public health risk because he was out of the public for the last few days. >>> the world health organization says liberia remains the w

closer to washington county, panhandle of west virginia, martinsburg, three, four hours or so. this line way out to our southwest is the one tracking closer until later this afternoon. mild now. next weather and traffic on the 1s, storm team 4 x 4 with a parade forecast for vienna. now let's check on traffic early this morning. what's going on. >> well, good morning. frederick crash cleared out of the way. 270 northbound, though, same kind of area, frederick at 85 we have construction still. late clearing construction on the way. live picture at dale city. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head looking . in maryland, 95, bw parkway moving along quite nicely. >> reporter: good morning. president obama holding several meetings today. he will be briefed at his national security team, a closed door meeting in "the situation room". he will be meeting with american doctors and nurses going to west africa to help those ebola pats pats he plans we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the aisle. that's what i've tried to do in business, as

southwest. where we see reds and yellows, well, yellow is actually a severe thunderstorm watch. red out through west virginia and also kentucky, where we're talking about tornado watches. so some severe weather associated with this cold front but for us, it will be rain and a little bit of win. all this moving toward the north east up that i-95 corridor through d.c. and then, eventually in the philadelphia area. we're looking at temperatures that will be falling from highs today that were pretty seasonal, in allentown 72. fail 71. atlantic city made it to 74. temperatures are falling with the clouds. in philadelphia 69. sixty-seven in trenton. as well as in wilmington. 69 degrees right now in millville but look at the poconos, only 59 degrees, the average high being 70 for this time of the year. wind increasing from the south sustained for the most part between ten and 20 miles an hour to the south and east and north and west, not as strong just yet but they will be. future weather timing it out as we go between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. seeing showers and storms bubble up to the north and west and after 9:00 we wi

much of the midwest, south and southwest will actually still be sweating through the 80s and the 90s. >>> virginiaa mission hoping to attach a happy ending to a lost and found story. >> patty ritter is turning to social media to track don the rightful owner of a wedding band. her late dad found the ring at a virginia rest stop a few years ago. it's inscribed with the letters mtyptt and the date is 11/1/1968. >> she posted a picture of the ring on facebook. it's been shared hundreds of times. she's hoping if enough people spread the word she can reunite the ring with the owner. >> maybe the owner doesn't want it. maybe the relationship didn't go the direction -- >> maybe the kids want it. maybe somebody in the family wants it. >> maybe. but every once in a while you take that thing and just want to toss it across the room? >> you do? says the guy who loves marriage and proposal stories. >> i love it. i love all of it. but this is a part of it you get frustrated. maybe they don't want it back. keep if, lady. i only say that because my wife is sleeping right now. >>> coming up in "the skinny." larry

light southwest wind up near 70 down there on the grounds of the university of virginia.utiful day down there. pick up a little bit of the fall color on your drive down to charlottesville or wherever you're headed out to today. near peek color from sky line drive westbound into the west virginia and western maryland mountains. great weather for all of that. future weather forecast, full sunshine all the way through the course of the day today. not a complaint at all. could see a few clouds late tonight. no moisture to work with. it will stay dry. here is what you should expect for this afternoon. check around the sights around town, martin luther king memorial on the tidal basin. going out to dinner this evening, still mainly clear skies. chilly if you don't have your jacket on there after about 8:00 or 9:00. seasonably cool start. a real substantial northwest wind in that 15 to 25-mile-per-hour range. if you're like me and 34,999 other people running the marine corps marathon tomorrow, cool in the pentagon parking lots. the race starts at 8:00. wheelchairs 10 minutes bef

virginia. i have a lot of family ties in the southwest. i oppose that.ble with where the evolution has -- >> you are not ready -- legal in some places but not in others? >> i think this has been a good tli thing for the country. >> i'm going to leave it there. we will watch. you are going to announce before the end of the year? >> taking it one day at a time. >> fair enough. up next, the roads to economic recovery. we have been talking about it a lot on the show. guess what? it depends where you live. if you live near an interstate, that may be the bft west way toe a good economic future. >>> it's mostly about the economy. it starts on tuesday when the international monetary fund releases its outlook. they warned the global economy could be at a tipping point. wall street will look for clues when interest rates may go up. minutes of the federal reserve september meeting are released. speculation that tesla could septe[ male announcer ]eleased. are you so stuffed up, you feel like you're underwater? try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and

virginia even stronger. you might have noticed things are looking pretty good at southwest. our dazzling smiles. our incredible good looks. our new ride. and some shiny, new nonstops ready for takeoff. you're going to need more reasons to travel. because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good. book your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> right now temperatures are sitting in the 50s for many of us if you're lucky. >> if you're about to head out the door, grab the jacket. first, news 4's melissa molette has breaking news. >>> montgomery county, pedestrian struck, connecticut at decatur. more details coming up in the next 10 minutes. fairfax county parkway at reservation drive a crash with one lane blocked at this point this morning. beltway at branch avenue is moving along. see a little bit of volume there. looking pretty about for this time on thursday morning. 95 northbound, you're okay. 45 miles per hour as you hit dale city. slows down for no particular reason. just because the roads likes to slow down at dale citist. 66 into town, 40 miles per hour. then as you cross over t

virginia came in number one. less than half of residents there describe themselves as "thriving," and they also report low levels of life expectancy and household income. but in the southwestner of the state, a movement is underway to change that, by changing its approach to health and its place in the community. once again to hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: williamson, west virginia, has been known for a few things over the years. as a coal town, a mountain town, a feuding town made famous by the hatfields and mccoys -- (horn honking) -- but williamson, west virginia has never been a running town. in fact, it's one of the least healthy places in the united states. so the fact that hundreds of locals are now showing up for monthly 5k races is a sign of something deeper here, an unexpected shift toward better health in coal country. dr. dino beckett is among those responsible for the new energy. when he moved back home after medical residency, his main goal was expanding basic healthcare in this part of the state. >> everyone was why would you go back to southern west virginia to practice medicine? i couldn't think of a better place to be because it was such a joy to grow

southwest. southwestern is spending money to buy high quality west virginia and marcellus properties.y are getting killed. natural gas is holding up. this is the irrationality of the market. that has nothing to do with ebola. people like chesapeake's balance sheets are getting better. it's nitty-gritty, but i'm focused on oil and gas. stock was up four last night already coming down. hedge fund names under tremendous pressure. great thing with larry robins yesterday. >> thank you. hedge fund names will continue to be under pressure. vast majority are going underperform. the s&p certainly. they are competing within their own peer group to eke out what can be gained. >> if you were big in shire, you are trying to bail out the vote. i'm going to get to that in a minute in the faber report. >> sorry. i didn't mean to jump. >> let's get to bob pisani and get me organized here. >> this is not like yesterday. we were down over 300 points at 9:40 yesterday. markets don't care about the number. jobless claims were fine. one trader said, i care about putting in an order and trying to buy at the

from miller's run washington planned to proceed southwest to his largest frontier holdings, nearly 30,000 acres near the ohio river in what is now west virginia. word had spread of danger ahead, however. washington wrote in his diary, the indians it is said were in too discontent a move for me to expose myself to their insults. they were provoked by incursions into their land northwest of the ohio river which they claimed as their territory and a failure of congress to negotiate a peace revolutione leading attack on a native village northwest of the ohio, washington's then local agent was captured, beaten, scalped and slowly roasted to death. washington obviously did not want to sufficient a similar fate or risk a possible kidnapping for ran son. "i thought it better to return." his new local agent, the successor to the one when had been killed later informed to washington that some of the natives had actually heard about his intended visit and were waiting to trap and capture him. think of how that might have changed american history. well, the trip as we recounted it, disorientity -- disorientated and disconcerted washington. it was as if t