from dale city to springfield. you. >> thank you. >>> let's look at what is happening in business. incentives from your job to walk off the thanksgiving meal. and price cuts for the ipad 2. >> linda bell standing by working a leopard print at bloomberg headquarters. >> good morning. looking for discounts on the ipad 2? apple is holding a special one- day only sale on its web site and in stores. you can get $60 off depending on the version. and best buy is offering the ipad 2 at a discount. some of them sold out. on wall street, more european troubles. hungary's debt has been downgraded to junk by moody's. today might be a good day to go to the gym. you might bid to catch a break on membership from your employer. a growing number of companies are offering financial incentives for employees to stay fit. it costs the company less in medical costs when employees are working out. and it is sometimes connected to their 2012 bonus. >> that's a pretty good incentive. thank you. >>> >>> without a significant other and feeli

take a look at the drive in springfield. northbound 95, building volume for you as you head up out of fredericksburg and into quantico. northbound 95 heading up past landmark on 395, the space is good to get to the 14th street bridge. back to you. >>> ten years ago today in the wake of the 9-11 terror attacks, congress voted to create the transportation security administration. >> today, the congressman who gay the tsa its name is out with a report that's highly critical of the agency. 9news now reporter surae chinn is in reagan international airport with more on this story. >> reporter: 23 million people are expected to travel across the country this thanksgiving holiday. you could be going through screening that just doesn't work as effectively as it should. that's the sentiment of some people. especially the creator himself of the tsa. and that is florida congressman john mica. he gives the tsa a d minus in performance. he says it is just too large. too reactive and too bureaucratic. the congressman is calling for reform

. >>> we will take a look at springfield. pretty good traffic right now northbound and southbound 95 but there's a problem northbound 4 lorton -- before lorton, so you may be tapping on the brics a little. southbound is moving well. at tysons corner there was an accident reported eastbound leesburg pike not far from the mall. so watch for that. in the the hybla valley area of fairfax county northbound route 1, still closed near lockheed boulevard. back to you. >> thank you. >>> dust after 6:00 on this black friday, but some people and have already been caught -- been up for hours. >> brianne carter has some of the diehard deal seekers. >> we have seen people coming and going off to another store already this morning. the best buy opened at midnight. people that waited in line were anxious to get in the door. a number of deals are out there. these were the ads in the newspaper if trying to get people into the store. they continue coming in as we have seen this morning. with deals on their minds shoppers went through the aisles

in springfield with the latest joining us live. >> mayor rahm emmanuel adding 500 in springfield today might say but this a stunning defeat although inevitable the governor did not like the bill and harsh words from the head of the state gaming commission. they have been the final nail in the coffin. >> the bill before you today takes a good bill passed in may and makes it better >> skokie democratic lou lang came out swinging on the house floor railing on gov. quinn for his unwavering opposition stand in the way with a threat of a veto >> we took the changes the governor proposed even though cannot sit at the table with us and put most of them into the bill >> slot machines and racetracks are in this bill what is going to change the governor's mind? >> the vote came as a surprise >> 58-53 >> needing 60 votes to pass at 71.80 to approve supermajority. it means no casino for chicago and no slot machines at racetracks >> for the state of illinois not for any one group is for the entire state >> chicago casino would be in the same position as the brokers casino followed a senate hearing a

over to springfield on the northbound side of i-95. where if you're planning to head over to springfield you have that delay at the occoquan river and beyond that it's okay on to 395 and the 14th street bridge. no issues to report right now. coming up in my next report, update on area roadways again at 6:12. back to you guys. >>> its is 6:303. the latest look at unemployment. >> comes out in about two hours, jessica doyle joins us with a preview. >> that's right. we're at the point where the job market, we're not bad. is considered good. >> yeah. right. right. >> it really is the case. and this report is expected to be not all that bad because we are likely to see a lot of jobs created last month. about 100,000. just not enough to do much about that pesky unemployment rate. it remains stuck at 9.1%. for the fourth month in a row. going inside the numbers, the private sector likely added 120 125,000 jobs. where the -- 125,000 jobs. the really good part about this report at least for wall street is that traders are spending a little less

just over two-thirds there in the springfield district. and then we move on to kathy smith against sheila ratnam. that is 55% to 45%. and now we're going to talk about fairfax county school board at large. we're talking about lynne kendall against ryan mixt celveen. -- mcelveen. 18% to 17%. you can imagine how close that race is. again, this is fairfax county school board at large. 61% of precincts reporting. you can see other election results at the bottom of your screen throughout the newscast. >>> now to ohio where voters have turned aside a law that would have limited the ability of 350,000 unionized government workers to engage in collective bargaining. the effort to veto the bargaining loss at the ballot box had representatives facing off against republicans at the state house pushing to reduce the cost of government. that now allows bargaining on conditions but it outlaws public worker strikes and prevents promotions based solely on seniority. again, the voters have turned that law aside. >>> now to mississippi, the fight over abort

more volume building to get into springfield. headlights on the left side of the screen into landmark on 395 were below speed. approaching the inbound 14th street bridge. drivers on 66 had delays through manassas through centreville toward vienna. the overnight roadwork outside the beltway, here in falls church, we look great. westbound 66 near 123, still only one lane squeezing by. against the rush hour flow. very slow out of vienna. to head out toward fair oaks and centreville. next check of timesaver traffic coming up at 6:12. >> at the top of the hour, let's get to the stories happening today. president obama will leave hawaii in a few hours and head across the pacific. he'll visit australia and because of the time difference, he won't get there until tomorrow. the president will announce plans to expand our military relationship with the aussies. >>> a dedication today for a new historical marker in arlington. it is the spot where state department clerk hid the declaration of independence as the british burned washington dur

heavy volume into springfield. running freely. so is the drive in springfield, just the wet pavement and the slowdowns, the extra time it will take you. crash downtown on north capital and m street looks to be in the service roadway. it won't be a big impedance for you as you're heading down on north capitol street. that's a look at your timesaver traffic. next look at 6:12. back to you. >>> here's a look at some of the stories happening today. a new turf field will be dedicated in manassas in the honor of miguel nicky hernandez. the 15-year-old was killed in a gang-related attack last november. hernandez stayed out of gangs and helped other teenagers to do the same. the field was built with a grant aimed at preventing childhood obesity in virginia. >>> the biggest airlines are moving in together. starting this morning, airtran airways passengers should head to the ab terminal. southwest airlines calls that terminal home. southwest bought airtran last spring. >>> four astronauts will be receiving the congressional gold medal this

let's take a live look first into springfield, northbound 95, normal volume as you head through springfield up to the beltway. 395 at the pentagon, also looking good here as you head for the 14th street bridge, all lanes are open on the interstate. we'll go back over to the maps, this time heading to the west side of town. no problems on the dulles toll road, everything is fine on route 7 out of leesburg. route 123 through tysons. 66 heading for the beltway, we'll go further inside at the roosevelt bridge. no problems heading into the downtown area. everything is fine inside the beltway. coming up, we'll go into maryland at 5:09. mike? >> 5:02 now, the court- appointed psychologist think the accused white house shooter is indeed competent to stand trial. after a 50-minute screening, dr. lid beth teagarden of alexandria concluded ortega understands what is going on in the courtroom and can help in his own defense. this is despite making claims he's the son of god. prosecutors are asking that a more thorough psychiatric follow-up will happen before the case moves forward. ortega hernandez is

i-95 and springfield, look at the nice, light volume. doesn't happen too often except the holidays and the weekend. the hov restrictions lifted for the holiday. the one lone car in the hov lanes northbound facing northbound for you all day today. we'll check the ride for folks on 66, no problems in from 81. the nice, light volume getting past route 7 and on to the teddy roosevelt bridge. a few folks heading eastbound right now. so far, good i-270 corridor, i- 70, i-68. 270 heading up to clarksburg. southbound, again a few cars heading down toward rockville. the 95 corridor checking all right heading up through baltimore making your way north. no early problems east on route 50. andrea, mike, back to you. >>> a government report is suggesting the elderly are ending up in emergency rooms far too often for something that could be avoided. as manuel gallegus tells us, it is related to troubles with medications. >> joan is diabetic. she takes six medications a day. >> some i take breakfast, some i take lunch, some i take dinner. >> she's very

not only that, warned that for spells in browning's home in springfield and served as pastor of springfield's westminster presbyterian church. the revolt was best talked about in lincoln circle. however, i could not locate any private or public remark about 1857 in india that lincoln may have made. i would envy anyone who can look at such a remark and of course i would be enormously grateful. now this comparative and connected history, "a tale of two revolts," explores what was similar in what was dissimilar between india 1857 and the american civil war and how the two events influenced india's subsequent history. and one clear conclusion that emerges from this connected and competitive study is that india at the time, british india at the time and indian india at the time lacked a lincoln like figure. willing to confront the moral question behind slavery and yet anxious to back affiliates of nightmares, lincoln was able to initiate a healing process in the united states. he also helped americans to deflect 32nd inaugural and in other ways on why the civil war had cost so much in life, men an

here in springfield, a volume northbound 95 to springfield up to landmark on 395 toward king street. next set of slowdowns approaching the 14th street bridge although with all lanes open, outer lap at the beltway the crash west of 355. beginning in college park, 95 southbound it is a slow go. better pace here at connecticut. mike, back to you. >> reporter: thank you beverly. we are in the kitchen and thanksgiving is this thursday. are you ready? for most people it equates to turkey. our next guest says you know what? dump the turkey. we have pork loin to talk about. ed whit is here. tell me about it. >> we are using the flavors of the fall in it, we have fresh peanuts we are treating like a bean. they are in the bean family we slowly braised them in ham stock. we have a sweet potato puree, because you can't have enough pork and fat. greens and local, natural pork loin. >> smells amaze viewing we are going to plate this with the sweet potato. we just take a little bit of this and we drop it right in here. you can always serve this family style if you want to and not fuss over putting

she robbed the bb & t bank in springfield yesterday and is suspected in a carjacking. on friday, police believed she robbed a virginia commerce bank. if you have seen her, you are asked to give the police a call. >>> we are following developments out of cairo where for a fifth day in a row, police are clashing with government protesters. here is a live look at the crowd at cairo's square. 30 people have died. the united nations is condemning egypt for an excessive use of force. the military generals in control give up power immediately. the georgetown university student arrested in egypt called home today. he told his father he's being treated well under the circumstances and denied wrong doing. sweeney and two other american students were arrested and remain in custody. they are accused of tossing fire bombs at police. >>> the redskins are having trouble winning on the playing field. the district government is thinking they will do better if they train in d.c. the mayor talked about the push to bring the training facility back to rfk. tom sherwood reports. >> reporter

here's a live look at the springfield interchange in virginia.t is going to be a soggy ride today whether you're going to work or heading out of town for the holiday. 49 degrees there right now. >>> well, thanks for joining us at 6:30 this morning. i'm mike hydeck. >> i'm andrea roane. meteorologist howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace with our forecast. >> yeah, kind of miserable out here. it is damp, it is raw. it is chilly. coolness out there and the high humidity, you'll feel every bit of it. they're making fun of me inside for wearing the gloves. let's talk about our day planner today. we're expecting the light rain and showers to give way to steadier rain later on. noontime temps, 54. by 5:00, 56. we'll be close to 60 by midnight. we may have some rumbles of thunder. you can look at all of the active weather coming in toward indiana and kentucky. that's headed toward us. while we've got some breaks now with some drizzle in spots, i am expecting the action to pick up. in fact, live doppler 9000 hd, you see some sprinkles there mov

this is springfield, this is lighter than usual. after that, it gets pretty messy. >> coming up, what a better time to have a turkey eating contest. >> it makes me want to get up and the morning. >> they are helping children learn to read and getting a lot more in return. >> at 6:00, speaking about the failure of the super committee. >>> learning to read it could be an exciting time, but a difficult time as well. senior adults helping children get through those tough times. >> my name is -- >> some of the august people on the block are getting help from some of the most mature -- some of the youngest people on the block are getting help from some of the most mature. it is part of a program supported by aarp paring adult tutors with elementary students. the tutors come from all walks of life and have high hopes for the students. >> they want to be, teachers, nurses, football players doctors. i wanted to be able to continue on that path. >> her children are thriving by having these tudor's around. >> you have the teacher having the tr

springfield on the northbound side of i-95, still no delays to speak of from dale city to springfield and on to 395, the lanes are open to the 14th street bridge. over to the beltway at route 4, pennsylvania avenue in forestville. no problems to report in southern maryland on route 4, route five or route 301. back over to the maps, there was an overnight very serious accident on connecticut avenue at n street near dupont circle. watch out for the police investigation. you can access dupont circle at this point. coming up in my next report, another look around the area at 5:26. andrea? >> an update on a story you first saw on 9. a local cancer patient's fight with a major airline. 9news now has learned us airways has granted lynn mccain a full refund for her tickets. lynn and her family planned a trip to belize in january but her doctor wouldn't let her travel after she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. lynn knew she bought nonrefundable tickets but contacted the airline in hope of compassion. on monday, the best they would do is offer her transferable vouchers but after our

light volume here in springfield. still building up to the beltway and on to 395, a crash on the inner loop leaving oxen had hill into alexandria near telegraph road ties up the right side of the roadway. your next check of timesaver traffic is at 6:58. mike, what are you cooking in the kitchen? >> hopefully we'll see you here, soon! it is fantastic! thanksgiving dinner, for most of us, it is about filling your house with food and filling it with relatives. for others, it could also mean a four star dinner out and that is why we brought our friend matthew morrison in from ritz- carlton in tysons corner. it smells fantastic. >> thank you. >> this looks beautiful. where do we start? >> we'll do a brine -- you hear a lot of talk about brining or not. >> is brine like a salt water solution? >> it is a solution you put together similar to marinade but inus for a the flavor of the brine into the turkey. >> do you inject it? >> very simple. we take all of our ingredients and add it to water which is peppercorns, clove, chili

it will be a little slow for you as you head into newington to springfield. let's take a look at the beltway in college park. it will be the fog that is going to slow you down basically from 95 headed over to georgia avenue. by the way, 270 right now, off and on delays as you leave father hurley boulevard down to the point where the lanes divide. speak of maryland roads, i have a commuter alert. we're getting a look at the completed inner county connector. reporters were given a tour of the toll road yesterday. the link from georgia avenue to interstate 95 opens tuesday, november 22nd, the highway has two goals to. take east-west traffic off local roads and to cut down on travel times across maryland. >>> the time savings will be very significant, cutting the travel time, for example, from gaithersburg to bwi airport from 71 minutes to 37 minutes. >> so, remember you need to have an ez pass to drive the icc or you'll be getting a bail in the mail along with a surcharge. there will be a 13-day free trial period. the full tolling begins on december 5th. i'm kin

slow traffic extending to springfield. jessica? >> as for wall street, this is a happy monday.e looking higher this monday. >> "the early show" will have more on the "60 minutes" story about capitol hill lawmakers taking advantage of the stock market. >> we'll see you again starting tomorrow morning at 4:25. have a great day! >>> good morning. after th

we're northbound on the left side of the screen heading up to springfield on 95. hov lane open to northbound traffic. the hov restrictions lifted. virginia, maryland, i-270 for the federal holiday. hov rules are always in effect on 50 between bowie and the beltway. check the ride in maryland headed for the wilson bridge, nice, light traffic here. no early problems to the north. i-270, i-70 corridor, lanes are open to or from the beach head in toward annapolis. your next timesaver traffic at 5:09. >> this morning, there are people hard at work making sure someone else has a good thanksgiving. >> one of the biggest operations is going on at food and friends, the organization which provides meals year around to seriously ill people throughout the d.c. area. 9news now reporter surae chinn is at their huge kitchen in northeast washington with more on the story. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning. happy thanksgiving, everybody. we have volunteers all set to go right now. look at them. they're packing the turkeys. these are meals that are going to feed those

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wgn news @ 9 a lot cooking in springfield tonight but not just scheduled for chicago.sidering bills that would impact the city but not much movement today. live from the state capital with details >> a lot of moving parts. a lot of moving parts bigger story legislation actually advancing to the state house in springfield today the bills that are not called but we expect to hear about. those pieces of legislation and very important to mayor rahm emmanuel >> good afternoon house of representatives, and to order >> in the house scaled back bill to expand gambling a veto approved supermajority the boats are not there and the latest word is the new bill may not be scaled back enough to satisfy governor pat quinn. the new be buys the gambling plan contains some of what the governor has been looking for a few were gambling stations no slots at the city airports and as the mayor desires a casino for chicago. the bill passed the house committee but a vote of 8-2 and its sponsors seem convinced can get it by the house and senate or at least get enough votes for the governor to f

maybe even 32 in arlington and springfield. 33 at national. but everybody else in the 20s. mid-20s at that. 26 in rockville. 25 in gaithersburg. 27 in college park. 26 in bowie. mid-to upper 20s for fairfax, reston. 24 in leesburg and middleburg and down towards manassas. pretty much pure sunshine tomorrow morning but cold and becoming breezy. winds south-southwest at 10 to 15. by afternoon the winds increase. the good news is it is a warmer wind. mostly sunny, breezier, milder. you will need your shades tomorrow. highs near 55. averages are now running right around 57. zone forecast. sunshine in oakland 48. 50 in cumberland. 55 in culpeper. 54, 54 in fairfax. downtown we are looking 54. mid-50s into southern maryland and low 50s as you head north up 270. now let's break it down. 24-34 clear. 50 to 55 milder for tomorrow. but temperatures will really fall again tonight. can't emphasize that enough. let's talk about the next three days. milder on sunday. clouds will come in late. staying dry for the redskins game. 62. if you're doing the walk for the homeless in the mall bun

out of fredericksburg to get into springfield no problems to report on 395.ody's getting back into the groove this morning. we are quiet on the beltway to and from the american legion bridge. and no problems on 95 on the maryland side. back to spot and pamela. >> ok, lisa, thanks for that. turning to our toptory this morning. montgomery county police are investigating a carjacking in weeden outside a target store at westfeld weeden shopping center. brianne? >> good morning pamela. montgomery county police are actively searching for this suspect they now believe is responsible for these three separate incidents. according to police yesterday, a 77-year-old man was getting into his car here or outside of the target when he was approached by the armed you want and ordered into his own vehicle. the suspect then drove the victim town known location. authorities believed to withdraw cash from a.t.m. the suspect drove to hyattsville and fled on foot. police say the victim was taken to the hospital after suffering serious but nonlife-threating injuries. police tell u

open all the way to the beltway. 95/virginia, springfield traffic, and the lights on the left.und up to the pentagon is good. metro will is on normal service systemwide. if we will keep an eye on it. newschopper 7 in our next report. stick around. >>> montgomery county is looking at ways to reduce congestion near the walter reed military medical center. the county council committee will discuss ideas during a meeting in rockville today. this would involve building a trail under rockville pike. this would connect walter reed and the national institutes of health where the metro station is located. >>> good news if you're looking for jobs in the health-care industry. it's a huge scandal at penn state is trickling down to the business world. linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. the obama administration expected to make an announcement today that it will spend as much as $1 billion in funding to hire train, and employer health-care workers. the money will also be used to experiment with different ways to expand health-care workforce while

springfield northbound side of 95. and over to college park outer loop delays from route 1 to georgia avenue. >>> wall street looking a little lower watching the g20 overseas. >>> join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:25. kindred family soul joins us live in the studio. plus the tastiest pizzas for this time of the year. >>> talking about herman cain and are you tired of the bank fees? the pros and cons of switching money. they'll talk about that. see you tomorrow.

springfield interchange, if a few more vehicles. some traffic is headed southbound. still a good ride. all the way across the occoquan river and continuing north of the beltway from college park looks good. back to you. >> thank you. >>> dozens of volunteers waking up this morning to make sure everyone has a special meal this thanksgiving. >> with the number of families in need still growing, cooking that meal is no small task. jummy olabanji joins us from the knights of columbia tip -- from the knights of columbus kitchen in arlington. >> good morning. i had to get out of the kitchen because it is too early to be around all of that starch. it smells too good. this is the dining room. the tables are set already. the place mats were made by students at a local elementary school. they made them for all the tables this morning. it is a whole community efforts of everybody gathering around and doing what they can, doing their part to try to help out some people in our community who are most in need. right now i will step over to take you over to where my favorite part of

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live in springfield, back to you. >> derrick ward, thanks. for up to the minute information on the road and at the airport, we invite you to our website, www.nbcwashington.com. you can track the wet weather along the east coast with our interactive radar. type in the word weather in the keyword search. >>> police are looking for at least two men who carjacked a woman's suv with her 13-month-old child inside. this video shows the little girl reunited with her mother. it started at the exxon station in the 5500 block of south dakota avenue in northeast d.c. the woman got out of her suv to pump gas when another man jumped in and took off. it was found abandoned at 4th and kennedy streets. the baby was still inside. she was fine. the woman left her car running when she got out. >> obviously, you have to take care of your vehicle. don't leave the vehicle running. i'm sure the mother wasn't anticipate thag happening. take extra precautions to never leave the vehicle running. >> police are looking for a teal colored infinity driven by another man. t

from springfield, virginia, kristin berset, 9news now. >> quite a kid. thank you, kristin.ootball wise he is leading lake braddock against centerville tonight. >> thank you, dave. >>> still to come on 9news now. >>> i'm danielle nottingham on capitol hill. coming up, what's next for the lawmakers facing a thanksgiving deadline to make steep deficit cuts? >>> a little later. some help before you plan your way out of town for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> but next, helping hands making a big many difference next. >>> friday is here. that means it is time to catch a ride on the big yellow bus for our cool school. >> volunteering at a great place in rockville. as mike hydek reports they are not only helping a place that could really use the extra hands they have put their personal touch on their work too. >> terry is 11. mackenzie is 12. >> reporter: talking about her grandchildren who live with her. their mother died just a few weeks ago. the interface clothing center in rockville, maryland, is nothing short of a life line for her. >> i just come over here and get whatever i n

overnight roadwork in springfield on the beltway in virginia should be pulling out of your path near the tollway and on the beltway in bethesda. >>> it is 4:38. >> here's jessica doyle is monday's headlines. >> wall street would really like another day like friday and traders might get that. they may just get that. overseas markets are trading higher on signs that europe is moving more on resolving the debt crisis. the dow added 259 points on friday! had a gain of 1.4% for the week. nasdaq was up by 54 points. s&p 500 added 24 points. defunct trading company mf global is laying off its entire work force and closing its new york city headquarters. the firm headed by new jersey governor jon corzine is dismissing all 1,000 plus employees with a court-ph-pbd dated liquidation. they declared bankruptcy after losing money on a number of bad bets on european debt. most baby boomers now doubt they'll be financially secure after they retire. an associated press will find 73% of boomers plan to work past retirement. that's up from 67% this spring and all 53% of those born between 1946 and 1964

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of springfield presbyterian church. the revolt was talked about in lincoln's circle. i could not locate any private or public remarks about 1857 in india that lincoln may have made. i would envy anyone who can locate such a remark and i would be enormously grateful. this comparative and connective history explores what was similar and dissimilar between india 1857 and the american civil war and how between 2 events influenced india's subsequent history. one clear conclusion that emerges from this connective and comparative study is that india at the time, british india at the time in indian india at the time lacked a lincoln like figure. willing to confront the moral question behind slavery and yet anxious to conciliate southerners, lincoln was able to initiate a healing process in the united states. he also helped americans reflector the second inaugural and other ways on why the civil war cost so much in life, whim and treasurer. india of his time, the british empire of his time had no lincoln equivalent. and no one i

springfield, no problems on 95, 66 with no hov restrictions.he american legion bridge, wow. just great across the bridge span leaving bethesda and tysons corner. >> we're looking higher right now. we'll see you monday morning at 4:25. learn why plenty of homeowners have money waiting for them from the government! learn how to get it. >> early show is coming up next. i'll have the latest from penn state and preview of tomorrow's presidential debate which you can see here on channel 9. >> howard and i will be back with a live update on news and weather in 25 minutes. >> download apps for your phones. we'll see you dark and early monday at 4:25.

a bank robbery in springfield on old keymill road. two other crimes, a bank robbery and carjacking. >> police say stephanie is from manassas, but has no fixed address. they say the 26-year-old with long, blond hair, green eyes, and a tattoo on her neck robbed this virginia commerce bank in manassas friday morning. the bank surveillance pictures show her wearing a dark hoody. the next day on saturday afternoon, here in the parking lot of the neimann marcus, she pretended to be out of gas and convinced a 59-year-old woman to give her a ride. >> victim in this particular case was not injured. however, she was extremely upset and very distraught. >> as the woman drove down the road, police say she pulled out a knife and told the woman to get out. she drove off in the woman's 2003 silver acura with virginia tags xek8095. she may still be driving it. stephanie schwab is no stranger to criminal police. felony charges, such as grand larceny and shoplifting. schwab's name, age, and hometown match that of a former member of the violent gang ms1

the bank robberies happened friday in monanassas and today springfield.he carjacking took place on saturday in watson's corner. >> reporter: could this fresh face female be the one who just pulled off a springfield bank robbery? fairfax county police are looking into it. they say it was a petite blonde who robbed the bb&t tuesday afternoon. >> we were putting things in jerry's car and we saw the police car there's and when we saw the cars, you know, you get a little worried. >> reporter: travel agent ann thompson works next to the bank. she says no one heard a thing as the heist went down. prince william county police have already identified 26-year-old stephanie lynn schwab as a suspect in a friday morning robbery of a virginia commerce bank. on saturday, fairfax county police believe it was schwab who was involved in a carjacking, posing as a college student in the parking lot of neiman marcus in tysons two. she allegedly told a customer she ran out of gas and needed a lift. when the customer drove schwab to a gas station, she pulled out a knife and sto

let's take a look at the camera in springfield. no problems to report as you head up from dale city. up toward springfield and again on to 395, where all lanes are open. you're good to go all the way to the 14th street bridge. back over to the maps. let's go to the side of town. dulles toll road from leesburg, no problems on 66, route 123 through tysons and the beltway here at the american legion bridge looks good as well. coming up, we'll go into maryland at 5:10. andrea and mike? >> today, republican presidential hope. herman cain will be holding a news conference to address the sexual allegations against him. >> cain has been denying the charges. a fourth accuser is going into detail about what she claims happened to her in northwest washington. surae chinn is outside the national restaurant association with more on this story. good morning, surae. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. all of the sexual harassment allegations come at a time when g.o.p. front-runner was president here at the restaurant -- national restauran

look if you're planning to head northbound on 95, prince william parkway, so far, so good up into springfield and on into 395, live look at the 14th street bridge heading into the downtown area. a nice ride across the bridge span on the potomac and anacostia river crossings are running smoothly. >>> for the thousands of area commuters whose trips to work have been impacted by brac, there is some good news this morning. >> the pentagon is giving a large chunk of money trying to get things improved trafficwise. two local sites where brac has led to an influx of workers. 9news now reporter surae chinn has the latest. >> good morning to both of you. yeah, improvements are coming but not for awhile. they will be made at several locations on and around walter reed hospital. lawmakers are calling this a win but they're not going to come for quite awhile. the department of defense has awarded nearly $270 million for the two military hospitals. walter reed national military medical center and fort belvoir community hospital. here's the breakdown of improvements. in fairfax county near fort belvoir, $1

north to get into springfield, the pace of traffic. can say -- seek a little bit heavier volume. 395 looks ok. no accidents in maryland on 95 in and out of baltimore. >>> 5:41. 67 degrees. >> the man accusing jerry sandusky of raping a voice out about the scandal. mcqueary had to say. >> casey and to the's trial made into a tv movie. for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure y y can, it's calded louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't t ree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best par

springfield on to the beltway ask on to 395. pace has been good to the 14th street bridge.estbound courthouse at levels road blocked with the crash. sheriff's deputies on the scene. the ride for folks on the outer loop of the beltway only brief delays even with debris onramp to georgia avenue. our next check of timesaver traffic at 5:39. back to you. >>> it's a day of action proved to be much calmer here in the district of columbia than elsewhere around the country. >> police in new york city arrested hundreds of people there. while the protests in manhattan ended what pastily last night. that was not the case earlier in the day. 300 people taken into custody, most of them for blocking city streets. other clashes with police took place in major cities like l. a. and chicago. >>> another university is reacting to child sex abuse allegations this morning. bernie fine has been put on leave from his job as an assistant with the syracuse men's basketball team. fine accused of molesting a team ball boy in the 1980s and '900s. however his direct boss jim boeheim as well as top uni

julie wright has been showing us traffic pictures to the west and springfield and the fog is building there now as well so it is overspreading the region. we'll take a look at half d radar. we'll show you where the most dense fog is at this point. we've seen the area grow and grow during the early-morning hours and continue to spread westward into the washington area. -- we'll take a look at hd radar. it is coming from points east where wave been used to the fog over the last couple of days. it has spread in baltimore county, howard county, prince george's county into northeast d.c. what is not being picked up here is fog that is not quite as dense but still pretty impressive looking when you look at it on the live shot that we've shown you including from our tower cam. let's take a look at the radar image. we thought the main thing we would be talking about this morning would be rain. not the case. just a little bit of rain well off to the west in western maryland. that rain pushing northeast and dissipating really. so we could see a couple of showers here and there but it is not --

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here's a live picture of springfield. no amount of 95 is the left side of the screen.ack to you. >> thank you. >>> -- northbound 95 is the left side of the screen. >> we will see if the duke blue devils can continue winning. >>> on the next "anderson," celebrating our first thanksgiving together. and big surprises to unsuspecting service member families. and cooking my first thanksgiving dinner with a shaft jamie oliver. >>> the duke blue devils remain perfect for the season. this was at the maulawi jai invitational. they will take on kansas' in the finals. and the capitals will play winnipeg in the on both. >>> the capitals will play winnipeg in the phone booth tonight. the capitals feeling pretty good about themselves. the superstars better listen. night before last -- >> at some point you have to be accountable for your errors. i don't like doing those things to people that are that talented but everybody has to know that everybody is accountable. it was a tough decision, but it was a decision that had to be made for the group. >> the georgetown hoyas won in hawaii.

and headlights are north into springfield.k to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:12 on this tuesday, 49 degrees. >> a sneak peek at the holiday display at barney's department store inspired by lady gaga, the pop star. >> battling for a delaythe mirrorball >>> welcome back. the developing store from egypt. thousands of people are gathering in cairo reported fourth day of protests. there have been clashes with police trying to get them to leave. demonstrators want the military rulers to hand over power to a civilian government. if over 20 people died during a for your days of protests. >>> two major intelligence breach as in the middle east. iran has reportedly captured and possibly executed at least a dozen undercover u.s. agents. u.s. officials say that most of the cia post by network inside hezbollah in lebanon has been compromised. >>> a mob of teenagers ransacked a silver spring convenience store. >> the crowd of people was a cover for a crime and it was all caught on tape. jummy olabanji is live on the 12,000 block of -- 12000 bloc

she's accused of bank robberies in manassas and springfield. >>> park police will keep closer tabs on occupied protesters in washington. authorities say they will increase patrols in two places protesters camp out after complaints of public urination and illegal drug use and assault. organizers have not responded to complaints. >>> 61 degrees on this tuesday. >> a fresh start for the washington capitals. tonight, the team takes to the ice for the first time under the new head coach dale hunter. >> why a ride could cost you more for anyone who uses metro or cabs. >> keep the [palyinglaying "joy to the world"] >> i am major steve morris of the ovation army. done a, a volunteer, make a difference -- i am major steve morris of the salvation army. >>> i wish we could keep playing that. it is more pleasant than the annoying alarm clock -- [buzzing] 62 in the district. well above are afternoon high. temperatures will be dropping into the afternoon. the cold air is coming from the south today. normally it comes from the northeast. moderate to heavy rain along i- 81 moving into 66 a long front

have five of the nation's top 45. 395.uthbound between the inner loop of the springfield and hampshire avenue. be a two-hour drive down 270. >> he commits to d.c. -- d.c.tes to areprojects like the icc to ease some of our infamous congestion. some cannot imagine it getting any worse. is bad after 3:30. everybody is trying to get home. >> this stretch ranks 45th on the list. >> d.c. drivers are actually down.g said driver slowed down in district. this has to do with stricter enforcement and speed cameras. the police department gave more than half a million speed camera tickets last year. >> new york city has won a legal occupy wall street protesters. officials shut down the park, citing health and safety concerns. protestersicts up camp again. firstambiguity the speech.t protect >> officials said they intend to allow protesters to continue during the day. but protesters cannot set up sleeping bags. >>> the postal service could the end of the week. lost $5.1 billion last year. the postal service also owes the government $5.5 billion. will not be able to pay the is due on friday. the post

no problems to report in springfield, virginia. " all those headlights north on i-95. on 270. good on 395 all the way of to the pentagon. back inside. >>> retailers are expecting a huge turnout for black friday this year. >> we are joined live at bloomberg headquarters with that story. >> all of these promotions that the retail industry is offering, from door busters to midnight openings, may actually work. the retail federation says about 70 million consumers plan to shop the weekend following thanksgiving. shoppers are also want to be hungry. the national restaurant association says on black friday, 32 million americans will dock into restaurants for a break from the holiday madness. on thanksgiving, 30 million americans will eat out and rely on restaurants for their meals this year. >>> the first criminal cases in the signing of mortgage documents to. two california mortgage officers assigned tens of thousands of foreclosure documents. >>> occupy demonstrators plan to storm the stock exchange today. investors are taking all of this in. stock indexes are a little cha