the latest forecasts. 25 in leesburg, 21 in bowie, 16 remington, for 13 in stafford. frostburg, 17., 19. chesapeake beach, 23. sunny skies this afternoon, mid 40's. bentonite mostly cloudy conditions with a disturbance moving overhead. could cause a few stray showers -- showers tomorrow to the west.

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further south down the potomac into western charles county and the crossing the potomac and into stafford county, we have areas of light rain. we could have a few more sprinkle here and there through lunchtime but otherwise, we will have some sunny breaks into the afternoon. some isolated light little sparkles not amounting to too much but some breaks in the cloud cover today which will help bring temperatures into the mid-60's. tonight the next system booster when that will give as areas of bread locally and south of the metro area. the bulk of the moisture tonight and tomorrow will be south of d.c. this is one computer model in terms of rainfall accumulation. it gives a good ballpark estimate. look for the to the south fredericksburg could see almost zero 0.75 inches of rain tomorrow. 50 in the district, on their way to the mid-60's later today and tomorrow cooling and still 10 degrees above average. >> spring fever is really setting in. >> the time is 6:52 and 48 degrees in beltsville. >> stay with us. [ mom m hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabo

back to you. >> thank you. 5:52, 46 degrees in stafford.al captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> will lin-sanity ever end? there's a book in the works about the nba's sensation jeremy lin. >> the book is titled "jeremy lin." it promises fans a look at the new york knicks player. that will be out in stores in may. >> a woman said she found our nation's first president in a fast-food meal. >> rebecca said that her chicken and looks like george washington. she has kept this in her freezer three years and only takes it out to show family and friends. >> there is an eye. pearl that goes through the side of his hair. the ruffles on the shirt. >> you see it? >> no. i see it now. >> you can put in your bid for on the bay. so far the leading bidder is $100. she hopes that it will get more because she wants to help send 50 kids from her church tour youth camp. >> i also think that i see it shrek. much more to come in the next hour. >> a guilty verdict in the uva murder trial, what both sides are saying about his recommended prison sentence of 26

that is in stafford county. 95 is open as well as route 1. open for business is traffic elsewhere. let's go to a couple of pictures so we can check out the pace. that's wonderful on 395 on your way to the pentagon. duke street in this picture. our next camera is the beltway, overnight barrels moved to the shoulder. moving well at university boulevard. newschopper 7 in a little while. now to news. >> whitney houston's funeral was held on saturday but some of her belongings are heading to the auction block. the items include hearings and a trespassing or more in the movie the bodyguard. celebrity auctioneer's says it's not too long to begin the bidding, calling it a celebration of her life. it will be held in beverly hills starting on may 31 or rather march 31. >> oscar nominees will get a taste of the washington metro area this weekend. >> the stars who failed to win an academy awards will take, but the bag that includes brownies from a silver spring papery. what makes this sweet treat fit for a star. a year-and-a-half ago they opened a bakery, renting out a kitchen from the cheesec

in the near term, july 1st is when the interest rates pop up in the stafford program. the president called attention to it in the state of the union address, which i was thrilled that he took a moment to do that. but the fact is, we need to really expand awareness about the fact that, you know, as bad as it is now, we're going to go backwards even further if we don't address this sunset on july 1st. >> educate us on this particular vein of student lending. who sets that interest rate and who decides if that is going to double in july in the first place. >> as a lot of your viewers know, there's two different kinds of loans. there's private loans through sally may. payments and interest accumulates while you're in college. they are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. they are extremely burdensome for young people coming out of college. the stafford student loan program was an attempt to try to stabilize the cost, protect students from interest buildup while they are attending school, and try to set a more moderate interest rate. when i came to congress in 2007, we passed t

and stafford had started telling us about problems that we would have in accomplishing an alignment of our navigation system using the lunar module optics while the spacecrafts were still docked together. and they kept being insistent in this to the point where this became a principle concern of myself and glen. so with this background piece of information we're now starting to look at can we afford to power down the spacecraft. and get it to the point where it can very easily stretch these batteries. the game plan broke down now into three distinct phases. one is come up with a set of master checklists that we would use to get the spacecraft from where we were around the moon and then back to earth. and i assigned one of my more trusted controllers -- it was arnie aldridge. he had been with us since very

and from stafford down to spotsylvania, that area is near freezing. fairfax county in the upper 20s, near 30. and arlington county near 40. in the mid 40s in washington, upper 30s in prince george's county. charles, calvert, and st. mary's, as well, near 40. elsewhere, the shenandoah valley out of the mountains of western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia, near the freezing mark many locations. there is that predawn glow. and the president obama looking like lemon -- the potomac looking like lemonade. sunrise at 7:09. and a sunny and cold morning. in the 30s for the next few hours. then we'll get above 40 bay later in the morning. near 50 in afternoon. mid 50s. a delightful february day. clouding up tonight. we'll look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella? >>> good morning. outbound new york avenue making your way to north capital street. an accident in the right lane. and police are on the scene. be aware as you're making your commute. chopper 4 is live over the beltway. if you are traveling the inner loop you are seeing congestio

and stafford had started telling us about problems that we would have in accomplishing an alignment of our navigation system using the lunar module optics while the spacecrafts were still docked together. and they kept being insistent in this to the point where this became a principle concern of myself and lonnie. so with this background piece of information we're now starting to look at can we afford to pow ur down the spacecraft? and get it to the point where it could easily stretch these boundaries? the game plan broke down now into three distinct phases. one is come up with a set of master checklists that we would use to get the spacecraft from where we were around the moon and then back to earth. and i assigned one of my more trusted controllers -- it was arnie aldridge. he had been with us since very early in the "mercury" program. he's remote site engineering. he sort of became the model for the system engineers that we used in mission control. so arnie was given the job to sort of be the individual who would maintain the master set of checklists for the remainder of the entire

elsewhere, though, just a few sprinkles in fairfax county, stafford, and looks like prince william and fauquier and loudoun county getting a few light sprinkles. a few light sprinkles northern montgomery county into frederick and howard county. and farther to the west, the sprinkle activity is breaking up right now. temperatures are mild for this time of the year, this time of the day. it's february 1, for crying out loud. and it's feeling more like an april morning. we're in the mid 50s around the region. and we will hold steady through the morning hours. sunrise at 7:15. there's a small chance of a sprinkle mid morning. most of it should be done by then. and after that, we'll get some sunshine breaking out. yes, once again, soaring into the 60s this afternoon. nowhere near the record high, though, set on this date in 2002. it got to 77. it's not going to do that today. but we will get into the upper 60s during the afternoon with sunshine coming back. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at traffic. good morning, danella. >>> good morning. let's look at the trip

we are above freezing for the most part. 30 in remington, virginia. 33 in stafford. 41 and college park. highs today will be in the mid 50's with sunshine. a beautiful day, 10 degrees above average. increasing clouds tonight. the model and we could have areas of light snow melted into the early afternoon with minor accumulations. back to us and a simpson. >>-- cynne simpson. >> police investigating two bodies found less than a mile apart and blocks from the new carrollton metro station. the first body was found in the 5300 block of 85th avenue and the second near 78th avenue and garrison road. meantime, a fort washington family lucky to be alive after a problem monoxide leak in their home. >> authorities found five people including three children unconscious in their home on the 8300 block of bernard drive. brianne carter is there with what led to the discovery. >> it's quiet now, but it was a difference in a few hours ago. firefighters were called to go home and found five people, a father mother, and three children unconscious inside from an apparent carbon monoxide leak. another chil

the freezing mark in shepherdstown. 35 in the plate. 36 in stafford.mer than yesterday. 48 this afternoon, close to average. partly cloudy to night. paramount of sunshine tomorrow, low to mid '50's. 7 that they forecast coming up. >> we feel pretty comfortable about what we are going to see. we will take you over maryland. looking at 270 at 495. headlights are northbound. red headed southbound away from us. no accidents. we do this every day off and on from frederick all the way to the beltway. no problems at the american legion bridge. looks good on the beltway at the mormon temple. quiet in virginia. no. found on 95, stalled car has been moved to the shoulder. leaving woodbridge to get to springfield, the patient. back to news. >> whitney houston's body is back in new jersey as it did the journey, from the airport to the funeral home, fans lined the streets to say a final goodbye. she died saturday in a beverly hills hotel. >> while the investigation is ongoing, we are learning new details about her final moments and plans for a memorial service. tah

stafford and frederick'sbugsburg saw some and the bullseye was at charlottesville, where they picked up 4 to 8 inchese of snow. for -- inches of snow. for spottslyvania county -- the advisories have come down. there will be slick spots tomorrow. if one day of winter weather was enough you'll like what is on the way. >> let's look at what the situation was like outside right now. we are live in fredericksburg with more on these conditions. >> the conditions here in fredericksburg va. are intriguing. it has been snowing for hours and hours. the temperature of the roads is very warm and to the south this is dicey. >> it is getting bad and through the night it will get worse. >> snowflakes rain down on central virginia sunday night. >> this is the aftermath. >> producing a rare storm. it has been relatively uneventful, and this is just fine with roger. >> go home and stay at home if you can. >> just because you have a four- wheel drive does not mean that you are a professional. this could happen to anybody and one wrong move and you are gone. >> the unseasonably balmy conditions prevente

fairfax county, moving into stafford county and out to the west in the shenandoah valley a few littlees. this afternoon we'll be in the 60's again. near 70 south of town. more rain develops south of the metro. tomorrow cooler, back in the 50's. lisa b? >> we talked to d-dot m-dot andnologist the districts and everything is settling down in terms of overnight construction projects. quickly, i'll take you to three of the geico traffic center pictures that we selected, showing you the belt way branch avenue moving nicely in prince george's county. taking you out of frederick, 270. into virginia, quiet on 395 between belt way and the pentagon. now natasha and cynne? >> thank you, lisa. the power is back on after an accident involving a contractor led to outages in parts of fairfax county. >> the contractor was shocked yesterday. it happened at night while working near the wond trail. the incident caused about 2700 people to lose power, but most of the outages were restored in less than two hours. washington suburban sanitary commission customers will have a chance to speak out about a pro

look at the high temperature. 68 and the district. 72 in stafford. a little bit cooler north west of town where you have the added clout and a few light showers. hagerstown will make it to about 62. here are your highs for tomorrow. we will still be mild. we will make it into the mid- 60's. the wind is really going to ramp up tomorrow. gusty winds even into saturday. temperatures will call back to where they should be. that is so forecast. >> it is a complication for 95 drivers going south of fredericksburg. there is a tractor trailer after the room run exit. there rush-hour direction northbound through french expert to get to the beltway is good. maryland traffic is good. it is very quiet here. headlights in the southbound direction. we will take you to the pentagon on 395. that will be your travel this morning. and no worries here. back and sides. >> 4:41 is the time. the 45 degrees in winchester. >> a debate over a bill related to abortion. how the governor of virginia has made an about face. >> republican presidential candidates wow, look at this

along 95 in stafford, it is pushing off to the east. we have a another batch of rain. what degrees in the district. in fredericksburg, at 52 degrees. on the way to 60 in some areas of town. it is safe to say that we will be in the 50's today. it is still above average. some are a lot of sunshine back down to 53. it of the close to 50 on saturday. the weekend is looking a little uncertain in terms of where and when we can get this. but there is a chance they get some areas of frame. we will keep you posted. overall, a fairly agreeable. >> fairly agreeable even though i have areas of what they bent. we have no accidents to reports. as far as traffic into the district, quiet. our wide angle shots are going to take you on to 81, 95, and 70, where we get normal travel times along the interstate. we will pull up a live picture. read on the right heading southbound toward woodbridge. we're heading back to the news desk. >> not a bad start. it is 50 degrees. >> details on a key bill that affects thousands of workers. will you get a raise? >> import news for women. details of a

construction will be gone in stafford. overnight construction projects are calling it a day. looks good on 81, 95 in baltimore, looks good on the beltway. here is the beltway andt route 1, college park, off to a good start. >> the prosecution could rest its case today in the murder trial of former university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely. medical experts testified that his ex-girlfriend yeardley love died from injuries caused by blunt force trauma. they refuted defense claims that alcohol and prescription drugs played a role in her death. he pleaded not guilty to killing are at her apartment in may of 2010 in charlottesville. a robbery spree across north west washington. three victims were attacked in upper northwest on monday night and it happened again yesterday evening. jay korff has more. >> according to district police two suspect committed two robberies in a span of a few minutes in columbia heights tuesday night. one of them along 15th street and another a few blocks away in the 1600 block of oil in your place -- of lanier place. >> i would not have though

. >> there's pell grants and stafford loans and there's work study and there's billions of dollars. >> the free application for funds is something everyone should apply for. >> apply for fisa, apply for scholarships, apply for direct financial aid and see what happens. the worse thing anything can say to you is no. >> if they do, do your homework and the internet. >> there are scholarships that have to do with if you're left- handed and if you're female. >> in between music, a host of extracurricular activity and being an honor student, nia has been doing her research. >> i heard back from the comcast scholarship and i've been awarded $2000 from that. >> it all adds up. every dollar will count. >> it has to be reasonable. maybe she'll be able to go to the school she wants to go to. >> she said she's going to offer several scholarships to school. there are two very important websites, fisa that's the free application for federal student aid all kind of information about who gets the aids. another very important website, this is an website that have very unusual help. you can start look

stafford at 19. 24 right in petworth early this morning. now, hey. we got sunshine.degrees. certainly a lot better than this weekend. this weekend's high is, on saturday, 43. on sunday just 33 degrees. nice, mild temperatures throughout the area. 45 degrees in gaithersburg. 50 in stafford and culpepper currently. we're still under a clear sky, nice, pretty sky. but we've got clouds that are going to be on the increase and all that rain you see around arkansas and louisiana is part of the next system that will be moving our way. by 11:00 i think we're still dry but clouds will be arriving. 37 the temperature by 11:00 p.m. temperatures will be easing on down here this evening. we've got some wintry weather to talk about or maybe with your sweetheart for tomorrow. and the possibility of some more storms this week. i'll have the details, coming up in a couple minutes. >> thanks, veronica. >>> the trial of the former university of virginia la crosse player accused of murder is now entering its second week. today the prosecution continued to present its case. george huguel

to go culpeper and fredericksburg, stafford, and even inland closer to 70. notice how we are expecting areas of rain to develop later this evening, and especially tonight. most of this will be south of the district. in the early morning hours we what rain of our own across the metro. 57 at reagan national. even on the water in annapolis 74. culpeper 70 degrees on february 1. you can see were the warmest air is. we are not far off. current temperatures mamie the warmest bought at 76. there is the delineation between the air masses. the front drop into town earlier this morning. areas of low pressure riding along the front. the next area of low pressure will move into night and early tomorrow. up through the early part of the rush hour in quickly carrying out for the majority of the day tomorrow. also, slightly cooler air behind the front will dip into town and our temperatures will drop over the next few days as well. and notice the rain south of town this evening. tomorrow morning for the first half of the rush hour then it will scoop on out of town. in term

these are sent in from stafford, virginia. go outside after the show is over and take a look up. it's absolute lit beautiful. bundle up on your way out the door. 37 right now. winds still out of the northwest, 15 gusting to near 30 miles an hour. that has wind chills well down into the 20s. so definitely a cold saturday night to be outside. 34 now in hargstown, frederick and gait hersburg. wind gusts right now, generally 20 to 30 miles an hour. that's a big improvement. most of the amp, we were guesting between 40 and 50 miles an hour. so this is a big improvement, but still any breeze at all has wind chills down to the 20s. nothing showing up on doppler. a couple of snowflakes, those are long gone. still reaching far western maryland. great weekend for the skiers out in western maryland and southern pennsylvania. tomorrow, more sunshine,less wind. and as a result, it will feel a whole lot warmer tomorrow afternoon than it did today. officially we made 47 today. probably only going to be technically three or four degrees warmer tomorrow. but it's going to feel 10 or 15 degrees wa

stafford county is number seven. prince william is 9th and montgomery county is the 12th richest county in the country. coming up tonight at 7:00, a youtube video of a father upset over his daughter's facebook post. and police taking calls from all over the globe. >>> still ahead, the secret to a union that lasts decades. hear from one local couple celebrating 62 yearings of marriage this valentine's day. topper. >> i bet laughter has something to do with it. we'll take you out with the almanac. 56 and 37 goes in the books. another night above freezing downtown. average is 45 and 29. record 73. record low 4. we'll come back and talk about another storm on thursday and perhaps a winter storm over the weekend. >>> but first, a change of heart from whitney houston's family on final arrangements for the singer. the new details. we'll share them next. ♪we want to say thank you ♪ we want to say thank you >> yes, that is the queen of south, aretha franklin took time during a performance in charlotte to pay tribute to her go

this is a great viewer picture that was sent into me last night from down in stafford, virginia.cent moon. just down to the left was venus and way up high in the sky, that's jupiter. tonight, the moon will be up closer to jupiter, but nonetheless, all three will be visible once again this evening. look at that great close-up shot there of the crescent moon and venus down to the lower left that was sent in by david in stafford, virginia. thanks for sending that picture. in you can see that all again tonight in the southwest sky after the sun goes down between about 7:00 and 9:00. take a peek. 39 right now in washington with the bright sunshine out there. a clear sky today, so bright and sunny. clear skies for your star or planet gazing for this evening. a little hint of a windchill left out there, but the winds won't be anywhere near a factor today as they were yesterday. windchills yesterday stayed in the 20s most of the day. that won't be the case today. snow across parts of the upper midwest, and where they're going to be trying to run the daytona 500 today, it's raining hard o

then 65 down in stafford, virginia. there you can see a little bit of clouds over the area, montgomery county to prince william county, but stale lot of sun left around the area right now. we are, however, going to see an increase in cloud cover and we are talking about a few showers for the 8, 9, 10, 11 p.m. hour and then especially after midnight. so we are going to be looking the some showers moving into the area, but look at those temperatures, only, only down to 52 degrees at 11 p.m., folks. that is mild for right now. we are talking about getting a little bit of rain, too, between you a tenth and quarter inch of rain i tell you where i think there could be a little bit more of that rain coming up in a few minutes with the full forecast. pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> the alexandria, virginia, man charged with plotting a suicide bombing inside the u.s. capitol was in court this afternoon for a bond hearing. he waved his right to preliminary around detention hearings and was ordered held without bond. 29-year-old ami

mary's county and southern charles county and across the potomac into stafford county and areas just to the east of fredericksburg and king george county. that is heading off to the east. we will have rain tapering off getting moderate rain and in the areas in yellow and montgomery and fairfax counties. light rain that's tapering off temporarily out in the had an dough a valley. just a few sprinkles. look at the contrast in temperatures. 43 now at reagan national. dark blue areas, see to the north, 30s. and where you see tonight the green it is near 50 degrees down towards richmond and near roanoke and farther to the west, it is in the 60s and in kentucky. and there's -- some indication some of that warm air may try to make its way in here by later this afternoon. and as a result, we will have a bit of a warmup but overall a cool day and rain tapering off temporarily through the afternoon. it may be near 60 to our south by late afternoon. most of the metro area around 50 degrees through the afternoon. look at big changes on the way for tomorrow and into the weekend. barbara, coming u

stafford, spotsylvania, culpeper, those areas have it a little above freezing. culpeper, 32. farther west and north, in the mid 30s around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, and panhandle of west virginia, much of western maryland, near 40 degrees. the view showing a mostly clear sky this morning. we can see the winter constellations, that's the only thing that looks like winter. otherwise, it's going to be feeling like spring by later today. up near 60 degrees by this afternoon. we'll have a wind coming out of the southwest. that will be gusting around 20 miles per hour by later this afternoon with increasing clouds. and now a look at your day planner. the evening planner, sunset at 5:53. we'll have cloudy evening and maybe rain developing by late evening. a look at that, the rest of the week and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning. several accidents to talk about. first starting out in maryland. northbound route 4 is closed between west chesapeake beach road and west bayfront road. all lanes blocked in this area. traveling on i-66, seeing bi

from western fairfax into prince william, fauquier to culpeper, and down toward stafford and spotsylvanians to mid teens. parts of southern maryland, too, down to the teens. charles, calvert, st. mary's, anne arundel counties, mid to upper teens. closer to washington, though, prince george's county near 20. dporm and arlington and fairfax county near the beltway now in the mid 20s. and look at the windchills. they are down into the teens. even with the five to ten mile-per-hour breeze, you definitely need to layer up this morning. high pressure over the region, though, giving us a clear sky. and we'll have plenty of sunshine today. our sunrise at 7:03. we'll be into the upper 20s by 9:00. hitting the 30s by noontime. should climb to the mid 40s or so by mid-afternoon. lots of sunshine today. and diminishing winds during the afternoon. sunset at 5:42. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella has traffic, good morning. >>> good morning. if you're traveling along 270 in maryland, not seeing any issues for you. a good travel speed making your way by 450. you're at 62 miles per ho

stafford number 7, prince william 9 and montgomery number 12. calvert, st. and charles 13, 14 and 15, all had median household incomes above $87,000. the economic development director says it's no surprise southern maryland counties made the list. >> i think it's great. a lot of people may not know this but we have ranked highly for a number of years. >> he says more college educated residents and low unemployment rate help drive the ranking up. >> the unemployment rate is 5.4%. that is probably 4th or 5th best in the state. better than maryland as a whole. >> that leads to a this arriving retail economy. does that make them wealthy. >> i would not classify that we are in any stretch living high off the hog. >> to rank something based on the income does not take into account real cost of living issues. >> reporter: the guy who calculates the nationwide cost of living index says after you factor in the lower costs for items like housing, utilities, groceries and transportation, d.c. area incomes go down by about 43%. >> the $119,000 in loudoun county, when yo

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. >> pell grants, stafford loans and work study situations for students at schools and billions of dollars at stake. >> we will tell you where you can find that billion and other ways to cut down on the cost tomorrow night here on abc 2news at 11. >> want to look at that. that is ridiculous. >> flash backs? >> yeah. >> coming up last night cane said no, what did bachmann say? . >> have you to stick around. >> first a look at night line. >> coming up on night line a honeymoon gone wrong. a bride found dead and her pants parents suspect the groom. >>> and the tiny drones take may be flying over a backyard near you. . >>> maybe she was upset she wasn't the first they asked, whatever the reason she won't join the cast of dancing with the stars. the cast will be announced february 29th. >> can you read the write something you can't from the ground but you can with a flight path plan this is a test by a boeing 787. it took 18 hours, 9,000-miles to make it out, 787. this is -- just wasn't a joyridet. was a test and the sketch stretch from iowa to washington state. >> not just a game. word was fri

i wouldn't be surprised to see some thunder out of these, out around quantico, around stafford and overe georges county, over towards andrews air force base. rumbles of thunder, nothing severe. don't worry about that and don't worryb the winds quite yet. right now along i-95, big-time showers, pretty good downpours out of these. wouldn't be surprised to see a bolt of lightning or rumble of thunder. to the west, there have been some severe storms making their way to the east. they will make their way our way. we have a chance of severe weather in our region tomorrow. only three days this month have been colder than average and that says something when you're talking about the month of february. it has been extremely warm and right now we sit at 56 degrees at 11:00 at night. winds out of the east right now at 3 miles an hour. as i mentioned, not a factor yet. if these were the highs today, we would have been happy but temperatures are going to remain in the upper 40s to lower 50s all night long. here's 11:00. you can see the showers to the south. tomorrow morning, shower activity, maybe a

we're talking in through portions of stafford county, around fredericksburg.hat's where you're seeing rain. it will most likely stick around. because look at the fetch here right out of the southwest. you see those areas of queyello and orange pop up. wouldn't be surprised to see a rumble of thunder. it will be a fairly wet night in some locations north and west of washington. only a slight chance of sprinkle activity there. temperatures, they've been very warm over the past 24 hours or so. 75 today in jackson. near 80 in dallas and 70 in raleigh. that's the kind of air that will move in during the day tomorrow. if you thought today was warm, just wait until tomorrow. the showers moving through overnight tonight as a frontal boundary moves on through. near 70 tomorrow. we'll see a warm front come through first. that will help the warm temperatures to push to the 70-degree level. then showers most likely friday morning before another front moves through. that front will still allow for warm temperatures on friday but it will become very breezy. winds upwards of

. >> matthew staph toured stafford won the comeback player of the year. and the defensive rookie of the year award. still to come, the sharks try to make it four in a row and the masters isn't the only tradition unlike any other. that's right, it's the 16th hole in scotts dale. more sports next. in their last two >>> the sharks must have gotten plenty of rest during the all star break because they scored ten goals. san jose taking the three-game winning streak to phoenix. brent burns to jamie mcbegin who redirected to tie the game. the dads love it. final minute of the period. the coyotes come up with a loose puck and have a two on one. into the net. phoenix goes on to win 5-1. >>> only at the 16th hole will you see a concert. as for the golf, the phoenix open after shooting a 68. the sacramento native has never won on tour. and that is an amazing hole. i've been there in person and it's unlike anything in golf. it is not conservative. they had to move the beer sales away and the players get into it and pass things out and they will boo you for anything.

radar showing that we are seeing rain down to the south around culpeper, just to the south of stafford light showers right now. those will continue to be light as they make their way toward the east. a better chance of rain with the frontal boundary as it makes its way our way. it will bring moisture into the washington, d.c. area, most likely by tomorrow morning. we are talking about at least a chance for some rain right around rush hour as the frontal boundary moves to the south and that area of low pressure moves closer to the region. then it will move out. we may see showers early tomorrow. may need your umbrella as you step out the door. but not tomorrow afternoon. here comes the sunshine. we're going to stay on the mild side. temperatures will be about 10 to 15 degrees above normal even though they'll be about 10 to 15 degrees below where they were during the day today. a good day on friday. this is a system that i've been talking about, this pesky system that's hard to predict for our area. getting a little easier. for denver, how about up to a foot of snow out there towards the

no delay on the southbound stretch as you exit from dale city towards stafford.hat's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> filling up at the pump will be a real drab on your wallet. the national average for a gallon of gas regular is $3.69 a gallon. that is 12 cents higher than last week and 27 cents higher than last month. around our area, d.c. is way above the national average with a gallon of regular going for $3.82. in maryland, the average the $3.67 and in virginia, $3.61. >>> some positive news for d.c.'s children. a new report shows that fewer kids are living in impoverished neighborhoods butt kids count a higher poverty rate than any state in the country and ranks 10th worst among large u.s. cities. >>> it didn't look like a good idea and it turns out to wasn't. >> up next, why did hundreds of people decide to park their cars on a frozen lake. and you can probably guess what happened. not good. stay with us. we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. with the lysol no-touch hand soap system healthy hands can be automatic. for healt

dense fog advisory that has been issued, again south of d.c., king george, you're in on that and staffordu may see this getting expanded, but visibilities down here may drop to 1/4-mile tonight. heads up if your commute takes you south. all of us will see light fog and in some spots it could be thicker coming from the departed rain showers we had around the region. that moisture is trapped at the low levels and still a little shower activity in the mountains, but that will likely not get in here tonight, but we will have the fog to deal with. i think the fog will get blown out of town fairly early tomorrow morning because the winds will pick up. then we turn our attention to the deep south watching this piece of energy which will eventually become probably our coastal storm on sunday. that's going to be moving to the gulf of mexico, picks up more moisture, strengthens and begins heading our direction late saturday night. i don't think you have to worry about anything for saturday. it looks like some rain will get in here the overnight hours heading into sunday. then we'll see if that stor

we must not allow stafford student loan interest rates to double on july 1. we should pass h.r. 3826. we should get that to the president so that colleges and universities can help families plan their tuition payments for the upcoming year and not allow this country to go back wards in terms of making sure that we have the finest work force in the world. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chairman recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. nugent, for five minutes. mr. nugent: mr. speaker, i rise today to call upon the senate majority leader, democrat harry reid, he said no budget this year. the american people i guess don't deserve a budget. when this body, or the senate, on the 24th 6 january -- of january surpassed the 1,000th day they have yet to put a budget forward. and harry reid says, guess what, american public, you don't need one. even though this organization, this government is running at a 40% deficit, the senate majority leader, harry reid, says don't worry about it, we don't need a plan, we don't need a

tyrell suggs, defensive player of the year, alex smith is second runner up, mathitude -- mathitude staffordhe comeback player of the year. >> let's skip gears. warriors and kings, a barnburner in this rivalry. the head coach chatting with his successor. third quarter, it's drained. kings up 11. here come the warriors in the fourth led by nate robinson. puts the warriors up one. currie on the bench. rush for the flush. warriors by two now 15 seconds left. warriors down three. robinson to thompson. watch the rookie. ties it up. going to o.t. he had 16. then evans, the rainbow. the kings win it 114 1-rb 06. >> hoops. cal trying to rebound from the loss in arizona. three-ball, count it. cal shot 27% from the arc. gutierrez, the three. he had 10. 18 at the break. crabbe, another three. cal up 28. the bears getting it done from everywhere. thurman throws it down. cal never trails in the win of the sun devils. on the farm, stanford band, and arizona. defensive battle early but style points. from downtown, 14. wildcat, seven steals. nick johnson, a flush, and the wildcats win it 56-43. >> take a br

shenandoah valley and blue ridge. 27 degrees in frederick, maryland. 30 degrees in fredericksburg and staffordmorning. no real problems. there is a winter storm watch posted for sunday. but not in the washington metro area. picks up in culpepper, virginia, central parts of the shenandoah valley. nothing on doppler right now. a couple raindrops in far southwestern virginia. all the moisture we're waiting on is in parts of east texas and moving to louisiana now. as a result, it will be a long time before it gets here. look how little cold air there is, a tiny bit of snow on the northern fringe. cold air is a challenge to get in here. today, sunny, temperatures in the mid-50s. future weather 4-cast, bright and sunny, no clouds today. clouds come back late tonight and early tomorrow morning and they lower and thicken through the day. by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, it does look like a chance for snow and lasts through midnight tomorrow night and goes harmlessly out to sea. how much potential is there for snow, with1 inch or less and a coating of 2 inches, and that might be optimistic and 2

all the way zpwune stafford.amp ride along 95 this morning. 270 seeing the freezing rain frederick off and on and off to the rest in blue ridge. this is all light early this morning. more off to our west we'll see a few more isolated areas of light rain through the morning hours through about lunchtime and then we'll see the sky clear out just a little bit. our future cast indicates that here. a little bit of light rain and then we clear without some sunny breaks this afternoon. rain moving in early tomorrow morning. most of that south of the metro. we'll have our next batch of rein tomorrow morning. only about .10 to .15. further south, more rain closer to fredericksburg. 66 the temperature. tomorrow back zpwune the 50's. you look like my favorite martian. remember how he used to levitate and now you're making all of those temperatures change. that will take you back. everything is good through the raindrops. 95 behaving here. we're live in springfield. next geico picture, takes us through the belt way through c

shepherdstown, 40 along with leesburg and la plata. 38 in stafford 42 in warrenton. washington virginia, 44. at the freezing mark in frostburg. 40 in mclean. right around 40 degrees give or take this morning, on our way to blow to mid 50's this afternoon. starting the day with clouds, and breaking into sunshine especially for the midday and afternoon. tomorrow, areas of light rain, not a washout tomorrow. around a quarter of an inch and maybe a third of an inch in spots. most of that will be in the midday and afternoon. have the umbrella handy. by friday, clearing, 53 and pleasant. back to you. >> thank you. the president and first lady celebrated valentine's day in old town alexandria. dining at vermilion restaurant. earlier in the day the commander-in-chief offered advice to other men with someone special in their lives. >> let me start with a quick public service announcements for all the gentlemen out there. today is valentine's day. [laughter] do not forget. i speak from experience. it is important that you remember this and go big. >> he also sent his wife a va

there was a minor collision on or about 95 coming out of fredericksburg when you get to stafford and that is on the shoulder. >> we're taking a live look outside from our rooftop camera. the sun is not up for quite awhile, another 44 minutes but you can see the nice city lights overhead and a little bit of light on the horizon. we are in the 20's and 30's to start the day so it is cool. 37 in the district and 23 in frederick. it will warm and nice the this afternoon, into the lower 60's and breezy at times but the wind is out of the southwest. more sunshine to more of and a little bit cooler but temperatures will drop closer to normal for this time of year, in the lower 50's. the seven-day for cost will be coming up a few minutes. >> hollywood spoke up for "the artist" is denied. the film took home five oscars. it is the first silent film to win the academy's highest honor in 83 years. >> the celebration may have been short on surprises but it was full of memorable moment. >> and the oscar goes to -- "the artist." >> and the oscar goes to -- meryl streep. >> and the oscar goes to jea

his attacker, michael ray stafford, was found guilty of the stabbing at a disciplinary hearing and received extra time in the prison segregation unit. but no criminal charges were filed against him because ellerman refused to cooperate with the investigators. we caught up with ellerman on the day he returned to general population. >> after pat recovered from his injuries and we saw him back out on the yard, again, one of the first comments he made was about his shoes. >> see the blood on my shoes? that's why i stopped fighting, because i seen blood on my shoes. >> it's indicative of prison life. you have so few personal items and you certainly don't have very many things that were brand new. these shoes were new. they were a symbol of him having some kind of success as a convict in prison and he wanted to keep them as pristine as possible, even during this horrific situation. then we went back with him to his cell, at which point he took us on a tour of his injuries and how they were healing. >> i can't open my hands but it's getting better. i'll get it back. i can still punch. i can close

stafford is 26 degrees we will warm up nicely today. 53 will be a high temperature this afternoon. we may have a sprinkle or two north west of the metro. 51 the high temperature tomorrow -- 61 by temperature tomorrow with some sprinkles but not much in terms of rainfall until friday morning. >> same-sex marriage could face a crucial vote in the maryland general assembly today. >> they could recommend the bill to recommend gay marriage to the full floor where it is expected to pass. >> the civil marriage protection act would go into effect next year ending a 39-year-old law that defines marriage between a man and woman. a key vote with common a few hours. >> we will blew everything we can -- >> a key senate panel will vote on governor martin o'malley's same-sex bill after the controversial legislation narrowly passed the house of delegates theme we have not heard that anyone's vote will change. i think it will be unlikely. it has happened before but i would suspect the majority of the senate will support it. >> a gay-rights groups have been lobbying hard annapolis hundreds of local