the wall machine has moved down to the west end. they continue to fabricate the soldier beam files that will be used in the shoring wall. we have to make about 800 of those. we're about halfway through welding those together and getting them ready for the shoring wall. the demolition is complete. the archaeology pit for the project is under way, on the left or the remaining buildings needed to be demolished, and on the right, they're all gone. the equipment has been demobilized, and the archaeology pit has begun. that is near natoma and howard. that pit should be finished on september 19, and that will allow the team to start their pre-trenching in assuring wall -- shoring wall. those are the final buildings coming down during july and august. 568 howard, 85 natoma had come down previously. just to revisit the timeline on the buttress shoring and excavation work, we're in the pre-trenching face right now. we have started the cdsm shoring wall. the excavation and bracing work in the construction of bridges started in the first and sec

had actually relations with the west and with america and with the western powers and many of them of course were in the. or in the gadhafi cabin anyway so i don't think this bodes well and on either. in either case for a transition to sort of democracy and freedom in progress for the libyan people that's the problem chris not a lot of a study we're activists thank you for being on the program much appreciated. well moamar gaddafi ruled libya for nearly forty two years before he was ousted in august artie's peter all of a takes a look back at the role of one of the world's most controversial leaders. hunted through the streets of his own smouldering capital a far cry from when he assumed power in a bloodless coup in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine shunning the west duffy equipped his army with soviet military technology all paid for with money from libya's huge oil reserves during the cold war he opened up libya as a safe haven for the west into a groups the nine hundred eighty six bombing of la belle nightclub in west berlin targeted u.s. servicemen and resulted in president rea

about 68, here is the cold front, sitting to the west. it will move through the area in the next 24 hours and here is a look at the rain out there. there is the shower activity moving towards us. right now, i think we could say some showers in the afternoon, guaranteed rains tonight and tomorrow, behind the front, the temperatures in the 50s and staying there as we move into the weekend. we will call that a high of 70 with enough early sun, maybe 72. overnight tonight, 54 and the showers. early, day time high, a thunderstorm in the afternoon. slow and clearing, more showers on saturday. sunday and monday, the sunshine, pretty good weather for the raven's and cardinals game on sunday. >>> take it away. >>> it is a look at traffic from traffic control. >> good morning. so far, it is still a pretty nice morning drive, just some minor issues, some debris on the topside, it is blocking the right lane and watch for the disabled bus on 95 north bound, on the right shoulder. there is a look at a minor delay, nine minutes from the boulevard down to

>> well, in the west portal, the property owners are assessed.a pagan, and the property owners are assessed. the assessments go out on the property tax bill, and they are due at the same time the property tax is due. in other districts, not this one, businesses could be directly assessed. we do have one in the fisherman's wharf area on the port side, but this is a property based district, some property owners are assessed, so -- supervisor cohen: all property owners, whether you are a commercial space or in residential >> within the boundaries of the management plan, yes. >> but just to clarify, alisa, some of the tenants have passthroughs, and the property owners will be passing through their costs. that is not a universal thing. some of the leases prohibit a pastor, but in many cases, it will be the retailers who will be paying the cost. supervisor cohen: ok, lisa, could you describe the outreach? >> lisa, if i could take that one? this mini benefit district has been discussed at pretty much every community meeting in emergency meeting i have a

first of the war we do not expect the west to approve russia's new resolution. secondly vetoing the resolution has created elements of war syria would not only syria it gave us more time to implement reforms russia above all other states requires the syrian government to implement the reforms in question has maintained a comprehensive dialogue we did more than just make use of russia's veto we used to limitations are among russia's for more reforms process than the as we agree with russia that any foreign intervention into our domestic affairs as an example just as any attempts to he makes economic sanctions against syria since they infringe upon the interests of syrian citizens that we in the course of our consultations it became clear that russia is even more demanding than under the trees in urging syria to completely forms and maintain a comprehensive political dialogue. another issue here is not russia's between the proposed resolution gave new life to the security council itself by stripping the usa of its decision maker well clearly on the international sc

no incidents to report out to the west off of 66. reasing out of manassas off the business 234 headed in towards centreville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> nasa launched its newest environmental satellite this morning just a short time ago. it will provide advance warning abouts tornadoes, wildfires, even snowstorms. >> fox 5's sherry ly is live now from the noaa facility where they are preparing to take control there. >> reporter: the ntp satellite launched just about 45 minutes ago and here? suitland to watch that was deputy administrator for nasa laurie garber and katherine sullivan. let's take a look. >> main engine start, 1, 0 and liftoff of the delta two with the ntp satellite pleasing the way for new technology for climate research and weather forecasting. >> reporter: when it gets into the orbit 512 miles above the earth, what will it do? >> well, nasa is thrilled to be here with our noaa partners and have this mission on orbit. this is the exact kind of data we provide the american public not only for weat

in one thousand six to seven israel conquered the west bank. and arab east jerusalem. is still today the palestinians live under military control. this is a film about for israelis who want an end to more than forty years of israeli occupation breaking the silence is a group of x. israeli soldiers who served during the second intifada in the occupied territories and today we work to try to expose the reality of occupation back home. we call a break in a size because you have to understand that what's going on in the occupied territories is like one of the biggest i was in israel. people just don't talk about it you don't come back home and say money is here to tell since we killed us that it just doesn't come over. that people back home people here in israel have no clue of what's going on the sec there is there is a secret agreement between society in the military. we know there is going on there but please don't bring about you know we we want to live our life without. without knowing what it takes. for a peaceful life. or here just to talk about what we did as soldie

so now, a few spoonfuls from crockett, the lion of the west. in the first is just a graph or two from my practice. the authentic david crockett was first and foremost a three-dimensional human being, a person was somewhat exaggerated hopes and well checked fears, a man who had as we all do points and bad points. he was survived idiosyncratic views, prejudices and opinions that govern how he chose to live his life. crockett could be calculating and aggrandizing, but also as valiant and indeed as resourceful as anyone who roamed the american frontier. .. crockett's con tradition extended beyond politics. he had only a few months of formal education yet he read the barred. he was neither a buffoon nor a great intellect but a man who was always evolving on the stage of the nation in its adolescence, a pioneer whose dreams aptly reflected a restless nation with a gaze pointed towards the west. perhaps more than any one of his time, david crockett was arguably our first celebrity hero. inspiring people of his own time as well as the 20th century gener

delays on the west side. there is a live look outside at the bellaire road area. 95 is looking fine at 175. this is a traffic report brought to you by toyota -- . >>> we are going to talk about a very special event this morning. >> we have this by the to think. he is with crown petroleum, he worked to get the money to honor brooks, the good friends for 30 years. andy is the general counsel for crown petroleum, among other things and as if there was not enough to do, you were the project manager to build the statue? how has it been? >> it was fun. >> what will we see when that box is lifted? >> you have a statue that is nine foot. he is on third base, set and ready to finish up the play, double or triple play finish, depending on what happens and he is ready to show you how to play baseball >>> reporter: this location is great. there is a line of cars that are backed up. this is the entrance and this is not a sighting by accident? >> we are right across the street from the field. if someone comes over from the

the sun is just about to set reports of clearing skies to the west. the doppler radar the heaviest activity is located off to the west. some cities that will be impacted as we move through the next 15, 20 minutes, heavier activity into franconia alexandria including old town. this will eventually move towards oxon hill and to prince george's county. looking out the window in the weather center, already a lot of lightning outside. still have to come and go watch until 11:00 tonight, including the district and surrounding counties. we will more than likely see this canceled before then. look at the difference and temperatures only in the 60's out to the west. the moist air mass over head, 73 degrees at reagan national. the cold front of to the west will eventually bring clearing conditions. just-in-time for the upcoming weekend. the cold front arrives tomorrow, bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms, breezy conditions saturday and sunday. tonight, the storms come to an end, left with showers and patchy fog mid-50s, 60 degrees. at 70-75 degrees the d

rain to the west. and rain to the south to virginia tonight. and moving into our region, probably between 3:00 and 6:00 in the morning. probably most of us going to work. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 a.m. we'll be dealing with rain. rain to the west. this system, the low pressure associated with this is going to be moving through ohio, up toward cleveland and buffalo. so the bulk of that rain will be to the west. the other low pressure that we have been watching, causing still a lot of rain in south florida. they have a tornado watch. all of south florida now. pretty good showers down there. that's going to move off the coast, towards savannah and charleston. and eventually up to new england. the bulk of that rain will be to our we have the. -- our east. in between, we're caught between two systems over central maryland at least. so we're not looking for heavy amounts of rain. we'll see rain tonight, probably in the morning. much moves up. looking more like a half inch, rather than 1, 2, 3 inches of rain. heaviest

the west virginia counties in the area. you have a winter storm watch toward montgomery county and howard county for the potential of upwards of five inches of snow, mostly to the west. damascus and areas like that. washington, south and east, not dealing with the advisories. i don't expect to see any because we are not going to see the snow. north and west, four to eight inches of snow. in toward virginia and around the martinsburg area and into west virginia. then down along the blue ridge. the blue ridge will see that, too. i have you in the two to four. the higher peaks, anything over 1,000 feet will get more snow than two to four. around the district, herndon and manassas, i think less than an inch. i wouldn't be surprised to see it give us more than that on the grassy surfaces. this will be an all rain and wind event. winds 20 to 30 even 40 miles an hour late in the day. we have to watch out for the storm system closely. if you don't see snow, it's going to be nasty. rain in the evening. light. cold. 44 to 47 degrees.

lot of statements are made in the west one after another that is security forces continue to use violence against the protesters we actually saw the security forces and armored vehicles in the streets of a key towns and their own homes are soon as during our visit to syria where so many troops needed in syria it sounds like homs. to start with the west only pretends it is worried about human rights violations in syria in fact it was the west that imposed economic sanctions that have hit the interests of the syrian population so hard this is an obvious discrepancy within the western approach to syria they have a plan which clearly foresees impairment of the ruling regime in syria followed by its complete overthrow why are they doing this to minimize syria's influence in the region and force it to abandon its independent stance the west seems to think that economic sanctions will help topple our government this is exactly why we should try to prevent this plan from being implemented secondly we have not used tanks for seven months we did use the. very beginning to provide proper protection

the strategy for the settlers is to take over hill author hill of the west bank. we do it by building small outposts and then expanding downhill closer to the palestinian farmers. legally they can't cross this line of. vision. i would also like to see this document has they came up with this line one year ago. they tried the same trick last year but in the end the farmers work here. if you don't like it take your questions to the coordination office. simply this attempt to. slowly slowly take over another doing here another doom here from their point of view this is redefining the land of israel and they'll do it by any means possible . piece by piece. we're trying in some way to help how things have gone and even get some of the lands back. we always go by the queues of the palestinians the army wants control they want to go anywhere without a permit and you know i can't you have to make a choice is the best way to hold on to your life and we back you whatever you do i did. and they will. be up to me. ok well it is. really up to her that last night that i look at

is not what the west wanted. i think in some ways it kind of plays to some of the anxieties on the west i think it says much more about western leaders theer of islam and the rise of islam in these countries and it's actually just about a political reality in libya libya has a you know historically a very moderate form of islam and i think that you know the kind of the bogeyman of the islamic extremists is very much being used by by western leaders as a way of affectively scare mongering say they can't do it for themselves or if we if we pull out too quickly then you know what we might get is this kind of chaos or we might get some kind of islamic dictatorship and i think that effectively the n.p.c. now has become quite dependent upon western leaders for guidance and i think that's really kind of problematic in many ways because again they're not take they're not actually genuinely representing the libyan people and their particular interests they're orientated instead so was the west and their interests always i

it is off to the south and west. torm system generally speaking that has brought some snow to portions of texas, colorado. we've talked all about that. now, it is producing rain in the south and it is moving eastward and as it does, eventually, it moves off of the coast and becomes a coastal low and that is the storm system that brings precipitation to the mid-atlantic and northeast this weekend. all right. here we go. winter storm watch in effect late tonight into tomorrow afternoon for all of these counties in blue. i expect that today, later today, tomorrow, this will shift somewhat and maybe some counties will be taken out. other counties will be added in as the national weather service gets a real handle on this storm system. a little bit unpredictable right now because it all depends on where that low goes. this is what we're thinking. in these areas, we could see some accumulations of snow. hears is a look at the futurecast. she is show for the washington area. it won't be pleasant out tomorrow. i got to tell y

everybody out toward the west, including all the counties in west virginia. gomery county, howard county, a winter storm watch. nothing southeast of the d.c. area. 2:30 in the morning, rain. some heavy at times. the heaviest rain will wait until tomorrow. snow back to the west. most of this stays snow back toward our western counties of west virginia and into western virginia, 11:30, look at the heavy rain. we'll see snow in this area, too. i have the higher snowfall totals there. by 5:30, we are dealing with the rain. maybe snow in here late in the afternoon as the system pulls out. everybody clearing out by tomorrow night. it's a quick system but enough moisture very quickly to provide us with four to eight inches of snow to the west. it could include parts of the blue ridge here. two to four inches in front royal, charlestown and around washington, now, i'm thinking less than an inch. if we get a heaviest burst of snow, that could pile things up on grassy surfaces. i'm not worried about roadways. to the south and east, this is rain and wind. i'm talking 20,

expect rain across the region except the west. winchester to the front. right along the i-81 corridor, this could be almost all snow for you folks. it's why we are going to see so much there. to the east of 81, this is mostly a rain event, especially for washington to the east. we are going to see a lot of rain. some of it heavy at times. to the west, winchester, i think you may stay. martinsburg, charlestown, frederick. rain here. i would not be surprised to see the snow come down in your area earlier. rain in the district around 4:30. watch what happens by tomorrow night. starting to see the rain/snow line closer to the d.c. area. i think we'll see a brief change over before moving out. almost no accumulation at all in washington. all the accumulation is off to the west. it's why we have the winter storm warning. loudoun county, frederick county and northern fauquier and places to the west, winter storm watch for montgomery and howard county, nothing now. how much snow? maybe four to eight inches to the west of i-81. it includes wihester. two to four in

out to the west, i'll show you where the winter stormwatch has been issued. we haven't had freezing temperatures yet this year in washington. so the potential for a big news maker is out there but not necessarily for an enormous snow maker. make sense? >> all right. >> sentinel sat-rad. we are doing fine right now. much chillier air settling in. there is a developing storm, same storm that brought the white stuff to parts of colorado a few days ago and that will redevelop off the coast and come charging up the eastern seaboard during the day tomorrow. so with this unusual cool air that is expected to settle in and the potential for some snow, the national weather service has now issued a winter stormwatch for all of those counties in blue off to the north and west. that is not washington. that is not baltimore. but our western viewers, if you are out in west virginia, out into western maryland, frederick, frederick county, northern maryland, you are under a winter stormwatch. there is the potential for 5 or mother inches of snow. >> what? >> here is what make

the west that is the european union japan and the usa have levied economic sanctions against us that impede our economic development and they expected these sanctions to bring down the ruling regime quite naturally under such circumstances syria must rely on its own resources and capabilities i am here by saying that we have enough strategic resources we have over a year's supply of food and basic products to meet the populations demand starting with grain and so on secondly we need to develop economic ties with countries pursuing an independent policy countries which haven't joined this western plan but i mean such countries as russia india malaysia and china and there are enough states with developed economies and advanced achievements in science and technology and these are the states we shall develop our relations with that thus by relying on our own capacities and building co-operation with friending states we hope to make it through the current situation couldn't it by you as you heard that it seems that turkey's close to recognizing the national council how will syria respond

look to the south and west here. even virginia a twirl here coming out of the south central west virginia and north carolina. that low is providing the lift for the showers and storms returning on live doppler 9 hd. starting to pick this up just west of fredericksburg. light sprinkles culpepper down into the shenandoah valley. when you get south of interstate 64, that is where the rain has been picking up. showers and storms and heavier rains there. coastal flooding concern continuing through noon today. the persistent east and southeast winds the last few days have piled up the water. flood warnings that means tides could be two, two and a half feet above normal. alexandria, washington channel. mason park. same story in annapolis up toward baltimore. 63 here this morning in vienna and rockville. mason neck and alexandria, 64. popular number. sterling, leesburg, as well. national 66. mostly cloudy skies. winds currently south, dew point 64. once those winds change from the west and the dew point is going to drop and t

a secondary storm is coming in from the west. these will push into the east and that will allow better rain chances from wednesday and beyond. enjoy this weather. we have mostly clear skies. 83 in central maryland. parts of the eastern shore into the mid 80's. we're expecting cool this morning. lunch time, mid 70's. 80's this afternoon with sonny unny r -- wunn weather. a few clouds start to push it late into the night. a storm system will eventually be heading our way with increasing clouds into tuesday and pretty rainy into wednesday. rain changes continue thursday and friday. >> good morning. we will check your morning commute. we do not have a lot to talk about. when accident at frankfurt avenue on the east side of the city. -- one accident at frankfurt avenue. 54 on the west side outer loop as you make your approach to interstate 70. 70 checking out 57 miles per hour eastbound. this is 70 at 29. delay free east and westbound. this is white marsh. southbound traffic building just slightly as you make your approach to the beltw

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accumulating snows out towards the mountains of west virginia. temperatures in town were holding on to barely 40 degrees at national airport. but much milder alongside the bay. bay water and ocean water temperatures are really mild because it is after all still october. but once you get away from the moderating influence of the water temperatures down to the freezing mark. winter storm warnings remain in effect for all those bright shaded counties in pink there that does include loudon county, out towards the blue ridge, winchester, all up into the panhandle of west virginia, also in maryland, carol, frederick, washington, all under the winter storm warning through the remainder of the day today. winter weather advisories for montgomery, fairfax and prince william counties. there's a well defined snow line west of interstate 95. that's where the rain/snow line is going to stay for much of the day. the ground is white now up towards maryland. white ground for sure. several inches-snow has added up towards the blue ridge. the end of the precipitatio

syria's president claimed the campaign against his regime is being funded from a pool and warns of the west not to mess with his country. clash of the russian tycoon two of the world's wealthiest men. take their billion dollar dispute to a london court and spare no money on the last. seven billion people now calling scientists worried the planet can't cope cast their eyes to a new world where humans could once. and business was to start dropping the first day in four on monday as crude oil and metals hurting the outlook for companies in the world's biggest energy exporter we'll bring you the closing figures trying to stop. this insanity live from moscow with me will recent share welcome to the program the cultural united nations has accepted palestine as a fully fledged member the first time palestinians have achieved full status to any u.n. body but you know. paid for it decision with a major part in funding that's what you've done your bush will you can explain more in depth to see you so over two thirds of you know ask your members who are present there voted in favor of admitting palest

see whatk outside and looks like on the west side. backing up quickly as a lot of volume comes into play. this is traffic at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic moving well through both tubes. harbor tunnel traffic in great shape. no problems to report at the key bridge at this time. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie joins us live from the zoo previewing zoo boo. >> isn't he adorable? this is winnie the penguin. we're getting excited for zoo boo. lots of exciting things each hour of the day. the animals will be enjoying halloween events. the elephants will be smashing pumpkins. event.great come out in your custom. there will be custom contests. free trecker treating -- come out in your costume. there will be costume contests. free trips were treating -- free trick-or-treating. a major war mall. 70 degrees tomorrow. a better chance for rain on thursday. it could be chilly into this weekend. we have a chance for some rain on saturday. we go back to mindy and stan. >> ava made a friend. she wants to taken home. >> 6:37. 5

some delays on the west side. warren road, we have a crash. 51 miles per hour on the southbound harrisburg expressway. so far so good on the j.f.x. this morning. there is an accident at boston street. tunnel traffic looking good. no accidents at the key bridge. 10 minutes to travel south on i- 95 from the beltway down towards the 32. we start with the west side. we do have some inner loop delays. kind of strange to have delays on liberty on the inner loop. some light rain is falling around the area. the key bridge traffic is in good shape so far despite the rain. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. it is now official. teachers will soon get a new boss. >> dr. joe hairston is stepping down. jennifer franciotti is live in towson with details on the search for his replacement. good morning. >> dr. hairston's contract is up in june, so the board has about nine months to find a replacement. he made the board president aware of his decision to leave on monday. schmidt would not confirm publ

look at what is going on out to the west. you can see the rain sliding in from west virginia. that will be in here shortly. we will have rain as mentioned on and off throughout the day as this frontal system sags to our south. that will bring some cool air. >> you know what i like. >> you'll love it. our highs later today, cooler than yesterday, only in the low to mid-60s. showers around, lots of clouds. many of us will be in the low 60s with 62 in martinsburg, 65 in washington. cooler today and downright cold around here by saturday with highs only in the upper 40s. >> thank you. let's check in with julie wright to see the latest on traffic. looks like it could be messy with the rain. you just never know. >> absolutely. it won't make our commute any easier this morning. we are dealing with wet pavement. when i left gaithersburg, i was dealing with wiper issues. i had the wipers on full blast. by the time i hit the beltway, not so much. it just depends on where you ar morning. lanes are open traveling the beltway from connecticut avenue headed around towards georgia avenue. no

during his earliest years in power, he opposed the west. this led the united states to see him as a state sponsor of terrorism. in 1988 libya was blamed for the bombing of an air bomber over lockerbie. in which sanctions were imposed on the country. in 2003, libya accepted responsibility for the lockerbie bombing and said it would abandon its program of weapons of mass destruction. libya's relations with the west improved in later years thanks to its oil and gas reserves. gadhafi is known for his eccentric speeches and behavior. when traveling abroad, he brought along his own tent to sleep in. when he addressed the u.n. general assembly in 2009, he criticized the international body and threw a copy of the u.n. charter on to the floor. in the wake of the fall of egyptian president hosni mubarak, antigovernment demonstrations began in libya in february. the protests gained momentum and were supported by senior military officers who had defected from the government forces. the government then deployed mercenaries to crack down on the protesters

the way? >> if especially west of the metro area.hink as we get through it 11:00 to midnight it should settle down a little bit. then changes on the way. at least weather changes that will make you smile. 63 degrees the current temperature. 13 mile per hour gusts. a lot easier than that later tonight. 0.8 inches of rain. the heaviest rain so far has been just over and west of the metro area. 66 degrees at chevy chase. 45 hundreds of an inch. 66 in 61 the high and low today. 49 degrees are the averages. as far as what is happening at the moment, light rain, miss and drizzle. we continue to see this line. it has been in place for the past hour and a half coming from the richmond area northward. pretty good downpours in the leesburg area. we picked up one lightning strike in the past few minutes. isolated thundershowers through the evening but everything continues to be mainly to the west of the metro area. temperatures holding pretty much in the mid-60's right now. once the cloud coverage with a little bit, we will see temperatures in

a live look outside at the west side at liberty road. ght or two the the outside loop there on the west side. there is a live look outside and 695 on the east side, it is really raining there. >> log on for more traffic information. >>> here is what people will talk about today -- the world wide warning to be on the look out for a possible terror attack after one was broken up yesterday. here is more for our home. >> the justice department said they foiled a plot to assassinate the president of the ambassador from saudi arabia. it would have been at a busy restaurant in washington d.c. he hired a hit man that he thought worked for the mexico drug cartel, but he was actually b e a. when asked about the process, they said no big deal. >> they had no regard for the innocent citizens that could have been attacked or killed. >>> there w's an arrest in new york two rears back and he appeared in court on tuesday. the other man is at large in iran. st president said it is a violation of united states and international law, but iran debd that and

of the boulevard and the west side. remember, the traffic information, any time you log on, back over to you. >>> here is what people will be talking about today, the attacks in a walmart, a woman attacked another with cleaning chemicals, we are live outside with this report >>> reporter: good morning. the police said that the woman used bleach and ammonia to attack a woman and that together can cause a toxic gas. you have seen the warning on the bottle of bleach. a 33-year-old woman decided to use it as a weapon saturday morning at the walmart on washington avenue. >> the suspect took bleach and ammonia and threw it on the woman and the two chemicals together caused a haz-mat scene for several hours. >> it is shocking! >> it is not in her nature to be violent >>> reporter: her neighbors said that this is not the woman that they know. >> she is a hard worker and does not mess with anybody and helps in the community and takes care of her children >>> reporter: this incident after a dispute with the victim dating the exboy