and smoke from this fire could be seen and smelled throughout much of washington county today as a result. washington fire chief tom wide says a fire like this is exactly the reason why it is so dangerous to be urning right now, because it is just so ddy out there. "it's obvious, don't be burning, especially on a windy day, but until we get some rain, i wouldn't recommend any burneng at all." again, this fire in washinon conty was the result of a controlled weekend trash fire. so if you did any recent burning, fire officials are urging you to keep a close eye on the area ere the burn was conducted again, right now the best advise is just to not burn at all. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. as our dry weather conditions continue, dubuque and laware counties are the latest to issue burn bans. some burning is allowed, like those who have a burning permit or use a grill. and it's a very windy day. this is what it looked like in dubuque earlier. so joe, with the windy ather& we saw#today, will hat last through the night? back to you. city and county officials met in oelwein today

nearly every fire departmenttin washington county responded. officials say the fire was actually the result of a weekend trash fire. today's winds rekindled the fire and then it quickly spread. " it spread over, i don't know how many acres, but it come through several sections of ground and basically we're just trying to head it off at the roads and the guys did a real good job of stopping it right next, across the road was standing corn yet, so and that would have been a whole-nother ballgame. " scenes like this played out all across eastern&iowa today. wth fire after fire being reported. as nottd, fire officialssare asking people not to burn until die down and we get some rain. and that's a message they really want to get out there. also, they say with how dry it is, fires can rekindle very easily -- so if you recently burned something, may want to keep a close eye on it. in owa city, mar carlson, kcrg tv nine news. parts of our viewing area could use some rain, and we'd all like to see the winds die down. is any help on the way, joe? monday

western washington county. panhandle of west virginia down 81 from hagerstown,/jjw winches laray. metro area, light rain around the beltway and 50 between washington and annapolis. the beltway north of washington and up to 70 is wet with light rain. light rain around the beltway from bethesda to fairfax county, 66 and route 7 to that pavement is wet as this rain continues to track on through. temperatures are milder this morning. in the 50s to near 60 degrees. been holding steady that way all overnight. prepare for a wet morning commute. midday showers and then storms moving through this evening. melissa, what's happening on the roads. >> right now looks like the crash we've been talking about, 395 at boundary channel drive having just cleared out of the way. tow truck on the way a couple of minutes ago. it makes sense that that is moving along and not going to cause a problem any longer. taking a look at 66. again, overall pretty green on 66 and 95. we're quite green here looking at the radar. moving through the area most of 66 and 95 here you're going to see some moisture happen

route 40 near i-70 junction on the washington county line. you can see the wet roads.r radar and show you the shower and the storms northward. but the latest information in is the heavier showers, thunderstorms. north where the warnings are. the severe thunderstorm. they move closer to the immediate washington metro. we expect storms to fire up and explode in intensity. focusing on the weekend forecast. once we get past the stormy evening, it's looking great. cooler going to saturday. highs in the 60's. recover nicely for the columbus day weekend. into columbus day on monday. saturday, one of the events coming through. we have the taste of d.c. temperatures only in the mid-to-upper 60's. wear the coats there for the taste of d.c. it is going to be chilly. the army ten-miler going on sunday. sunny skies. the army ten-miler. i'm told that it starts in the 40's and gets in the 50's. gorgeous weather coming for you then. fantastic columbus day. mid-70's for the highs. that is the latest on the weekend forecast. we could get the latest on the wet roads north with robert alt

death of high school football star, evan murray has had a profound impact on this community of washington county township. i came up to pay my respect, i'm a dad of a kid who plays youth sports. it hits home and i know it hit home for a lot of parents out there. if your son or daughter play sports and it can be dangerous. it is so tragic to deal with the death of a kid at the wrong time he. no parent should have to deal with that. the emotional devastation is palpable as i walk through the church. just to see all the flowers arranged with the number 18, the slideshow, the pictures the pictures of him and his parents as a little boy. it's an incredibly emotional event. seventeen years that this young man lived on earth, and incredible impact to have this outpouring of emotion and support. our thoughts and and prayers are with him and his family, his friends, his classmates, his teammates, and everybody who participates in youth sports and has kids. this has had an incredible impact on everyone. our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. >> this was taken over this city. it gets a little bit be

sunday morning come including areas off to the north and west, northern montgomery, frederick, washington countiesthe growing season has already so no warnings in garrett county. if you are looking for the fall color change, shenandoah and blue ridge look fantastic. give it another week or two closer to d.c., another two or three weeks southern maryland. degrees sunday, 58 monday. if you still like the sunshine come you got a, wednesday and thursday, lower 70's with temperatures at night in the 50's. a really cool start sunday morning and monday morning. then we warm up. jonathan: i don't know if you know this, but robert has been called by the redskins. they need you to play for them. robert: you have the redskins on your fantasy team. jonathan: no, not now, too many injuries. when they are healthy, i'm back. robert: a lot of missing pieces this weekend against the jets. sports is coming up. (man) hmm. what do youhink? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a suba

sunshine continues with clouds across garrett county, allegheny, washington counties, the panhandle of west virginia into frederick and northern montgomery, but it stays dry tomorrow. soccer practice, football, lacrosse, no problems. the rest of the week, the cold front moves through friday. waking up tomorrow morning, just a few passing clouds. about 50 degrees. midday, skies clear, the temperature near 67 tp 70. they time i should top off in the lower to middle 70's for much of the area, including upperda, college park, marlboro. 74 middleburg, leesburg looking at a high of 76. the next seven days, 75 friday. a chance of showers and thunderstorms. absolutely beautiful saturday and sunday, upper 60's, near 70 degrees. perfect football weather for the weekend. alison: that's good, beautiful. erin: but the redskins will not be in town. they will be in atlanta. it has been a busy day. for the first time in a long toe, the nationals live up expectations, and the redskins are riding high after yesterday's victory. oh, well that's a good price. seriously? i'll grab two. get ready to save. l

in washington county, a filed fire burned a large plot of land and a barn. another happened in oelwein. in withrop, a fire took out a field of corn. and finally 120 acres burned after a fire in least three homes. firefighters and 12 farmers helped stop the fire before it made it to those homes. stephanie: now brad this is why the national weather service puts out those red flag warnings correct? brad (adlib) brad: weather adlib: temperatures were 15-20 degrees above average today thanks to those warm, strong sw winds. look for it to stay warm and windy tonight with partly cloudy skies. tuesday will still be mild, but there will more clouds around with a slight chance for some t-showers mainly in the afternoon/evening hours. brad average today thanks to those warm, strong sw winds. look for it to stay warm and windy tonight with partly cloudy skies. tuesday will still be mild, but there will more clouds around with a slight chance for some t-showers mainly in the afternoon/evening hours. brad average today thanks to those warm, strong sw winds. look for it to

@he fire in washington county was the result of a weekend burn, which hgh winds rekindled this morning. the fire burned a barn and a whole l of field, near 180th street and spruce avenue. no one was hurt. and a field fire in fayette county burned 120 acres. i@ happened on 30th street near the olwein municippl airport this afternoo. the fairbanan fire chief believes sparks or hot metal on a stalk chopper started the fire. no one was hurt. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, winds are back doww monday provided plenty of wind across the state. those winds back down overnight and tomorrow. as a cold front approaches the wind keeping some very mild conditions in place. the weather moisture to work so any rainfall will remain scattered and on the light de. later in n he week highh fall into the middle to upper 60s which is still above normal for the late part of october. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy low: 49-55 winds: sw 10-15tomorrow: isolated showers late high: 71-77 winds: sw 10-2 ck to you. a state review found numerous security lapses that allowed an inmate to esca

and now to washington county, colorado. that's in the over the weekend. he says 'it's the driest and warmest fall i've ever seen in my almost 40 years of farming.' they said it's too dry for wheat to germinate. and taking a look at the weather map that next cold front doesn't have much moisture but it will bring cold temperatures for this time of the year from the plains states into the ohio valley. i'll have my forecast coming up in a few minutes. thanks mike. the u-s dairy industry slowly rolling out its response to the trans pacific partnership. leaders appearing to be neutral on the final language of the trade agreement. national milk producers federation president jim mulhern says quote based on the information available--it appears that our industry has successfully avoided the type of disproportionate one way street that we were deeply concerned could have resulted under the agreement. adding new zealand did not get the unfettered access to the u.s. it long sought, but japan and canada did not open their markets to the awarded the contract to provi

boo boonsboro region, washington county and brunswick. this is the area that will see the haven't rain for t-- heavier the most part. the eastern half of the nation as far as the rain is concerned. a lot of different storm systems come ing together, remnants of patricia to the south helping to bring in moisture and big areas to help in moisture. a lot going on and all it means for you and i, we're in for rain. 1:00, light rain in the region, same back to the west. notice the yellows back to the blue ridge and heavier showers in the metro area. the rush tomorrow will be slow, take it slow. same for the afternoon rush and we will see thunderstorms developing in the afternoon area and results in heavy rainfall and produce wind. look at 6:00 tomorrow evening, bam, not just rain but thunderstorms. any thunderstorms developing could have 30 to 40 miles an hour wind gusts. that could be a problem. we could see trees down and branches, too, interested to see what happens 10, 11:00. this line of storms ahead of the cold front. that will sweep on h

investigators say the man was from the united kingdom and taking photographs near the washington countyne when he lost his balance yesterday. he fell about 35 feet. he died about an hour later. >>> dids a appointing news for millions of people on social security. there will be no increase in benefits next year and you can blame it on low gas prices. the adjustment is based on a government measure of inflation. and it's being dragged down by lower prices at the pump. the government is scheduled to announce the lack of the adjustment on thursday. >>> and new competition for zip car and uber. general motorrers is introducing a new car sharing program in new york city. people living in a high-rise will be the first to check it out. they get three hours of vehicle use free each month. and additional time starts at $10 an hour. critics aren't the only once panning the peter pan film "pan." the film which cost $150 million to make only earned $15.5 million in the opening weekend putting it at number the three. space adventure movie "the martians" capped the top spot for the second week in a ro

we know that janice in washington county, ohio, isn't alone. we also know that all americans face higher health care premiums when insurance companies and hospitals are forced to absorb the costs of this price gouging. jeffrey rosner of the cleveland clinic told the "times" that the nine drugs with the worst price increases costs that hospital alone, the cleveland clinic alone, a huge hospital, to be sure, but one hospital, costs them $11 million a year. and that valiant's products made up 80% of that, yet their billionaire c.e.o. is doing very well, thank you. valiant is not the only company that profits from its business of buying up old drugs and jacking up the price. just last month, we remember the coverage around turin pharmaceuticals which raised the price of a drug called dareprim used to treat a life-threatening parasitic infection from $13.50 to $750 a tablet. from $13.50 to $750 a tablet overnight. the company rodelis therapeutics recently raised the price of a drug to treat multidrug resistant tuberculosis from $500 to over $10,000

the fire in washington county was the result of a weekend burn, which high winds rekindled yesrerday morning. the fire burned a barn and a whole e ot of fieldd near 180th street and spruce avenue. fire officials say someone was burning trash on saturday night, and even days later this type of situation could happen again. "it's obviouu, don't be burning, especially on a windy day, but until we get some rain, i wouldn't recommend any burning at all." fire officials are urging you to keep a close eye on the area where the burn was conducted. no one was hurt duing this fire. andnda field fire innfayette county burned 120 acres... no one hurt in this one either. it happened on 30th street near the oelwein municipal airport yesterday afternoon. he fairbank fire chief lieves sparks or hot metal on a stalk chopper started the fire. as our dry weather conditions continue, dubuque and delaware counties are the latest to issue burn bans. some burning is allowed, like those who have a "urning permit or use a grill. yesterday was a very windy day, , nd this is what it looked like in dubuque . in

the town of washington, rappahannock county, 61 as well. tuesday, futurecast confirms we have cloud cover quickly building in, may have rain late in the day, upper 50's. ast, cloud cover tonight, lingering into the morning. could make for a beautiful sunrise looking eight, 48 degrees when you wake up. the clouds go away, bright sunshine in the afternoon. it is a cool day. forget your jacket because it will be a chilly start. cloud cover tuesday, rain showers wednesday. there is a chance wednesday we could have thunderstorms embedded in the afternoon and evening time frames. halloween,ad to should be pict a local couple turn to seven on your side for a wedding ring mystery. they found the wedding ring near an elementary school but had no idea who it belonged to. that is when they called horace holmes to track down the owner. ellen thompson admits fan of lovee stories. >> she will be so happy. she hasn't exercised over this ring that she has had for about a month. she has no idea who it belongs to. >> it caught your eyes in the streetlight, g

western washington county. panhandle of west virginia down 81 from hagerstown,/jjw winches laray. metro area, light rain around the beltway and 50 between washington and annapolis. the beltway north of washington and up to 70 is wet with light rain. light rain around the beltway from

garrett, allegany, washington counties. closer to the d.c. metro. not so much. however, g.w.ay beautiful ride. moving through the next couple of days. the marine corps marathon, oh, boy, it's sunday morning. early on we see temperatures in the middle 50's. by 8:00 in the morning as we head to the 10:00 hour. 65 by noontime. my understanding these are good temperatures to run in. you may see a stray shower but don't count on a lot. look at the next seven days calling for a high of 62 on monday. lower 60's on tuesday. around 65 on wednesday. head over to traffic. joy? joy: thank you, steve. happy hump day. i wish i had better news. look live at the beltway. south of the 270 spur. we have problems there. the outer loop crash, g.p. parkway has been cleared. brake lights and the inner loop through virginia already slow. toward 270. the outer loop past braddock lane with an earlier problem off the shoulder. looking at 270, montrose avenue. northbound from the beltway to the truck scales. get an early shot. westbound 66. next camera looking rivalling at route 50. toward metro statio

west, washington counties almost missing the boat at this point.he fall color change has reached its peak. monday. and then back into the 70's on tuesday and wednesday. jamie has an update on traffic. jamie: we will start out with the icc trash truck fire. mobile seven is on cbs you an idea what to expect. we have three lanes blocked off with the cones right at shady grove. everyone getting over. two lanes that are available but the crews are still on scene. we are crossing our fingers that they will get this wrapped up shortly. with the two lanes getting by, hopefully traffic will get better. let's show you what we have. this is a back up for you with the traffic approaching this area. this is mobile track seven to give you the reference point of the different view we are seeing. traffic now again getting by using the two left lanes with the back of his slow. let's talk about how slowly are. 10 miles per hour. about half a mile stretch. nothing building too much. traveling on 370 and getting to the iccm that is where we see the heaviest stretch. o

there she was met by detective clausing of the washington county sheriff's department. >> this wasn'try. he didn't say, "give me your purse." this wasn't a dog nappin'. he didn't say, "give me your dog." this was a vicious personal attack on a stranger. >> reporter: melissa had never seen her attacker before, but lucky for investigators, she had an almost photographic memory. >> he was wearing glasses. he had blond shaggy hair. i said he's about 6'2", 210 pounds. >> did he look like a normal guy? >> uh-huh. yeah, especially with what he was wearing. just normal clothes from kohl's. >> reporter: melissa could even tell police the make and model of his van. >> she knew it was a blue dodge caravan, likely around 2000 to 2002. >> reporter: despite that great description, investigators could not identify melissa's attacker and he was still at large when jesse was murdered. and while some of jessie's friends had been speculating about a link, investigators disagreed. >> you're not linking the two crimes or -- or trying to force them -- >> no. >> to fit together? >> not at all. one's in -- i

county? if you go through black hawk, washington or dubuque counties, millions of dollars in grants flow -- whether for new fire trucks in raymond or athletic and school improvements at highland community high school, for example. but this deal, in clayton county, barely makes an impact for the casino grant writers where they live... ever found yourself stuck in a deal that could have brought more and more money through the years.... but didn't? "i can't say that we're happy with it but we're always happy with what we receive because we do see the good that it does." yet the good could have meant millions more throughout clayton county over the past 20 years with the lady luck off millions to the non-profit groups that hold the casino's license. yet here... "it was twenty years ago when they signed an agreement for 25 years that would only bring in 50 cents per person who walks through the door. if someone walks in and spends a dollar, they get 50 cents. if someone loses $700 playing blackjack, they get the same 50 cents. " sindee gohde runs the upper mississippi gaming corporation - the non-profit

county level and fund the iowa pork producers association themselves, making it an organization by pork producers, and for pork producers association is also a member of the national pork producers council, based in washington, d.c. county organizations support their local communities in a variety of ways -- ranging from classroom visits, grilling events, sponsoring local programs all the way to partnerships with retailers to promote pork and pork products. the iowa pork producers association is a grassroots organization that consists of nearly 70 structured state, with more than 4,000 affiliated and associate members. every producer, regardless of size, has a voice in the organization through a county-elected delegate system. the iowa pork producers assocation provides support to producers in the number one state of pork production in all of the united states. iowa accounts for about a third of america's pork production, and raises more than 30 million hogs on an annual basis. twenty-one million of those hogs were past year. learn more about the iowa pork producers association at www.iowapork.org today, joyce hoppes joins us from the iowa pork producers association for a food demo. the iowa pork producers

county as well. here is the immediate washington metro to rockville. gaithersburg. back to fairfax. loudoun county. seeing the heavier rain. a couple of lightning strikes starting to show up and move toward the washington metro. the rate of movement is east/southeast at 30 miles per hour. that means for the next hour to hour and a half we will see the showers and the storms finally enter the washington metro. the bigger picture, this is all along a cold front. after the cold front is through we are better weather coming our way. we have beautiful fall weather set to come. cooler to start off the holiday weekend. sunshine up to 75. we will retract the heavier showers and the storms. the complete forecast on the way. >> you got it. folks remember you can track severe weather away from your tv. download the storm watch weather app or the smart phone. we have it for you. download it now. maureen: lots of emotion on the witness stand today at the trial of accused serial killer. this afternoon the widower of the final victim ruthann lobado recalled the moment he learned his wife had been killed. jeff gold

figure oar out how she died she was a former new jersey beauty queen and nate of of washington township gloucester county. >> wife, mother, doctor and former south jersey beauty queen. kirsten seemed to have it all. investigators in new york are trying to determine how she ended up unconscious and dying in the doorway of this building in chelsea. >> i'm nervous and scared. because we don't know how to happened. >> the crime scene unit scoured 223 west 16 for clues and police found the 38-year-old's body sunday night. investigators say sure veiny was spending night out on town with friends. one of those friends told police the doctor had been doing drugs and drinking. sources say she eventually met one a man at lower east sidebar and later left with that man to come to this home in chelsea where a second man lives. the super here id'd his tenant on surveillance to police. >> he's a nice guy. >> surveillance captured both men carrying sure veiny's body towards the building's front door one man called 911 and both left before police arrived the scene left neighbors stunned. >> i'm looking at her and i nooe

closer to washington, montgomery, fairfax, prince george's county, mid and upper 40s. morning this autumn season near 50 in washington. mid-50s near the bay waters. sunrise is coming up here at 7:08. clear sky, gorgeous morning, see a little bit of a breeze on the potomac. it will be cool but quickly warming by 9:00 near 60. by noon, near 70. and then mid to late afternoon hitting the mid-70s. a dramatic change from where we are now. lots of sun throughout the day. and thankfully the rain has exited the carolinas off the coast and will pull away. tidal flooding, these counties in green around the bay and coastal area, again, during times of high tide. high tide this afternoon, alexandria, water front, 423, haines point, same time, maybe under some water with the high tide there. we have got gorgeous autumn colors showing up out of the mountains. they have peak autumn color there now. we're beginning to see a tinge of autumn color here locally. we have our peak color in the metro area around halloween. highs mid-70s today. upper 70s on wednesday. gorgeous day tomorrow. m

hundreds lined up outside a church in washington, warren county where 17 year old evan maurice's familyim to death. he died from internal pleading caused by a lacerated spleen. hundreds of people were at school watching a video stream of the funeral. the football team will continue its season on saturday. fox 29 is battled illegal dumping in philadelphia's million creek neighborhood before. back in 2012 we got the city to come out and clean up the mess. the illegal dumpers are back and so are we. it's a quality of live issue that cannot be ignored. >>reporter: look really closely at the 900 block of may street and you'll see beautiful wild morning glories, but the wider view, the view folks that most get around here is not so attractive, it's a dump, for construction debris, mattresses, broken toilets and assorted trash. the vast majority of it dumped in the dark of night. makes the community look bad. not much gets past either of tomlinson. he has confronted the slobs that dump out here. they say they're just riding by. riding by a dead alley. >> we all know what it is. > the old commu

side of the second home this all happened yesterday afternoon on pine ridge court in washington township, gloucester county. we are told there were people inside the house when that suv plowed into it but they were not injured. police are telling us that the driver was taken into custody for suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> the owner of the southwest philadelphia auto tags shop is fighting for his life this noon after a brutal attack inside his business. our steve paterson joins us now from southwest philadelphia with more on the search for the suspect, steve, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon,er contact latest from police is they have surveillance video from this area that not only shows at alleged purpose traitor going inside but also shows him, going out. but it is those 20 minutes and moments, in between, that both neighbors and police are calling horrific and left a whole lot of blood on the scene last night. i want to show thaw scene taken from last night. police say this happens with daylight, to spare, shortly before about 6:00 a man enters the southwest auto tags, the busine

she was originally from washington township, gloucester county and worked as a dermatologist in new york. police questioned two men including one thought to be her boyfriend. but neither is expected to face chargings. >> happening today, two people charged in the death of a toddler who became known as baby doe have a hearing. the body of the child was found on a beach in massachusetts in june. the mother rachelle bond and her boyfriend were arrested last month and are street appear in court today. >> investigators are still trying to unravel the details into the death of an 11-year-old florida girl who had been missing for a year. the aunt of the girl found her body in a freezer sunday night. the woman said the girl's mother and a male companion dropped off the freezer at her home last week, investigators question the man, the medical examiner is working to determine how the girl died and how long ago. her mother appeared before a judge yesterday now charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse of the girl's 12-year-old brother. police saying a doctor found he had injuries consisten

the fire in washington county was the result of a weekend burn, which high winds rekindled yesterday morning. the fire burned a barn and a whole lot wf field, near 180thtreet and spruce avenue. no one was hurt during this fire. and a fieied fire in fayette county burned 120 acres... no one hurt in this one either. it happened on 30th street near the oelwein municipal airport yesterday afternoon. thf fairbank fire chief believes sparks or hot metal on a stalk choppeestarted the fire. as our dry weather conditions continue, dubuque and delaware counties are the latest to issue burn bans. some burning is allowed, like those who have a burning permit or use aagrill. yestereray was a very windy day, and this is what it looked like in dubuque . a man will spend 15 years in prison for leading law enforcement on a high- speed chase that ended in a crash with school bus. a judge sentenced 46 year old james surrett for attempting to eude bnd being a habitutul offender. hh will have to serve a mandndtory three years before he is eligible for parole. surrett led sheriff's deputies on a chase in

evan murray of washington, warren county, suffered a massive hemorrhage caused by a lacerated spleen. >> another chilly night ahead but a warm up is onto way and then we'll be back in the 70s next in my first alert forecast. . >>> lawsuit has been filed following the sinking of a cargo ship in the atlantic ocean during hurricane joaquin. today a wrongful death suit was filed on behalf of a widow. it comes as a navy vessel left virginia earlier today to search for that ship. the uss apache is taking equipment and investigators to an area near crooked island in the bahamas to find the el faro and retrieve its data recorder. the ship was on its regular cargo run when it lost power and disappeared during joaquin. 33 crew members were on board. >>> all right. once again live look inside xfinity live where under three hours fans will be cheering on the eagles as they face off against the giants coming up on monday night football. looks busy there already. >> keith and jacqueline are live with our exclusive pre-game coverage. fans will be cheering on current and former players tonight. >> th

and temperatures county by county, highs in prince george's county should make it to the upper 60s, in washington, near 70 degrees downtown by midafternoon. upper 60s in mound county and fairfax county. northern virginia, upper 60s near 70 through loudoun, prince william, fauquier and to culpepper. a gorgeous autumn day. southern maryland should be beautiful as well. calvert, charles, st. mary's, southern prince george's and king george looking great with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. counties along the pennsylvania border, frederick, washington, gorgeous autumn day. shenandoah, warmer there, to the low 70s, near 70 out in the valleys of eastern west virginia. beautiful autumn day coming up. let's check on our traffic this morning. construction going on around the region. >> we do have road work here and there, not a ton everywhere. enough worth mentioning here this morning. inner loop at 95, two lanes blocked, sounds like that's something -- we talked about it last night on the 11:00 p.m. show. this sounds like something that will get out of the way here in just a couple of minutes. 370 at

she lived in north jersey but is originally from washington township gloucester county. >> californias now the fifth state to allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives using doctor prescribed drugs. a previous version of the bill had failed despite the highly publicized case of brittany maynard the california woman who had brain cancer moved to oregon in order to end her life last year. under the new law patients in california must be capable of taking the medication themselves and have two doctors approve it. >> the search continues for crew members from the cargo ship that sank near the bahamas. the ship called the el faro disappeared tuesday in rough seaseas churned up by hurricane joaquin. the coast guard found the remains of one victim. family members are holding out hope there may well be survivors. >> i just praying to god they bring them all home. >> we're asking for your prayers sincere prayers because in this situation that's all that we can do. >> the coast guard has found survival suits, life boats and life rafts. the ntsb is headed to the site to investigate. >

county. one woman killed and a man fighting for his life. news 4's derrick ward talks to witnesses in fort washington about this. >> reporter: it's a popular institution on the potomac in prince george's county at the fort washington marina, across the river they haven't changed that much since george washington was the land baron on the virginia side, but boaters now ride the waters near a popular spot for a dinner party. >> and replaces all of those things and more and the most disturbing sound you hear here is from the jets that fly overhead in the airport, and a more disturbing sound up front that had the people back here scrambling. >> we were just out there having a nice time and we heard gunshots and everybody started running. >> what they saw at the front of proud mary's was disturbing. >> there was blood everywhere. >> the shooting appeared to happen outside the restaurant on park service land. two people were hit by gun fire. a woman pronounced dead on the scene and a man rushed to the hospital with what police are calling life-threatening injuries based on those who heard the gun fire reca

washington. she's the county clerk that denies same-sex couples their marriage licenses in kentucky.a cheered the news. oh, wait. my next guest is former arkansas governor and presidential candidate mike huckabee. good to see you tonight. in fact, what we saw was bloomberg called it the wrong message. slate called it a disaster and esquire called it the dumbest thing the pope has ever done. you disagree. >> well, of course i disagree. the pope gave an affirmation to somebody who had conscience, somebody who carried out her faith. he respects that. he appreciates it. and he expressed that to kim davis. he even said to kim, pray for me. she was overwhelmed with the sense that the pope would talk to her. she's not even catholic. i thought it was an incredibly powerful experience, not just for kim davis but for so many people who stand with her and believe she's doing what she should do and that's follow her faith. >> they talked about how this undermines everything that he accomplished on his visit here, that's what "esquire" said and undermines the healing message that he brought. why?

county as well. here is the immediate washington metro to rockville. gaithersburg. back to fairfax. loudoun county. seeing the heavier rain. a couple of lightning strikes starting to show up and move toward the washington metro. the rate of movement is east/southeast at 30 miles per hour. that means for the next hour to hour and a half we will see the showers and the storms finally enter the washington metro. the bigger picture, this is all along a cold front. after the cold front is through we are better weather coming our way. we have beautiful fall weather set to come. cooler to start off the holiday weekend. sunshine up to 75. we will retract the heavier showers and the storms. the complete forecast on the way. >> you got it. folks remember you can track severe weather away from your tv. download the storm watch weather app or the smart phone. we have it for you. download

she was originally from washington township in gloucester county, she worked as a dermatologist in nework. police questioned two men including one thought to be her boyfriend, neither is expected to face charges. >>> if you have a drone, you may have to register it with the government soon. a task force will create guidelines for a national drone registry in about a month. the goal is to get the program started before the end of the holiday season, when about 1 million drones are expected to be sold. incidents involving drones are on the rise. that puts the pressure on officials to better regulate them. >>> this cold snap's about to break, i'm watching when temperatures will jump into the 70s and how long warmer air will stick around. >>> why this homecoming video is brings tears to everyone's eyes. >>> protests outside baltimore city hall tonight as councilmembers voted to confirm a new police commissioner, kevin davis takes over for anthony bats. bats was fired amid increasing violence that followed the freddie gray protest. last week, 16 people were arrested after protesters refused

washington along the i-95 door from fred ricks berg. north of there, just some lingering rain in fairfax county. uthern montgomery right into the district. this little batch of rain. this one is going to be tracking right through the metro area. dark green in northeast washington. it's coming down a little bit harder. in the lighter green colors, light rain along the marathon route, right along the mall and at the finish line it's going to be tapering off to just a little bit of light rain over the next 45 minutes and then it will be gone. mid-50s. upper 50s in washington along the marathon route. mid-50s and right near the bay it's in the upper 50s. for the marine corps marathon for the rest of the morning, the rain should end by 10:00 and then by 11:00. temperatures along the low 50s and a little sun breaking out for those runners that are going to be come back in and finishing by noontime. they may get a little sun. that's a live view from our tower camera, and as the sun breaks out. we ought to jump into the upper 50s. winds may be getting a little gusty, maybe 20 miles an hour or so with the

she's originally from washington township in gloucester county. investigators initially thought she was strangled, but changed the theory. the medical examiner hasn't confirmed the exact cause of death. no one has been arrested in this case, but investigators are looking for a man believed to be her boyfriend. he flagged down an ambulance and then left the scene. she graduated from washington township high school in 1995. those who knew her are grieving as people who live near where she was found dead say they are baffled by the incident. >> outstanding person. very vibrant. >> this is very nerve racking. i've been here for years, nothing like that happened. >> there was no comment from the office of her husband. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> at least 40 years behind bars, that's the sentence tonight for a former daycare worker found guilty of kidnapping a 5-year-old girl from school. this story gained national attention back in 2013. regusters tried to dress like the girl's mother wearing muslim clothing whe

the american civil liberties union is suing benton county, washington, for operating a "modern-day debtors' prison." the suit says benton county routinely fines people more than $1,000 as part of criminal proceedings. if they can't pay, they are sent to jail or forced to work manual labor. aclu attorney vanessa hernandez says, "on any given day, scores of indigent persons sit in jail or do manual labor for the county simply because they are too poor to pay the government." in south carolina, the family of unarmed african american walter scott, who was shot in the back by white police officer michael slager in april, has settled with the city of north charleston for $6.5 million. officer slager was charged with murder after video showed he shot scott in the back as scott ran away. officer slager remains in jail after he was denied bail by circuit judge clifton newman, who concluded releasing officer slager would "constitute an unreasonable danger to the community." republican presidential candidate ben carson has barked a new round of outrage over comments that the holocaust might have been

it is also the reason washington has the six richest counties in america. politics operates to make winners and losers in the tax code. if you have a high price lobbyist, you will come out great. if you're a guy lifting things and sweating, you will get that punched by the tax system because you don't have a lobbyist working for you giving you the breaks the people at the top are getting. cathy: how does that affect the people at the very bottom of the income scale who don't have any income tax now? donald trump and jeb bush saying let's eliminate the income tax for people making less than 45,000 or $50,000 a year. i would think that if you are somebody struggling to get by, between jobs, you will pay more in taxes under this plan than if you were otherwise. mike huckabee: one of the provisions of the fair tax is called a prebate so you are untaxed for basic necessities. and the bottom third you do better. not only are you untaxed, most people at the bottom have never gotten their full paycheck. when they get their check, look at what is taken out. they nev

county. the "washington post" says they could take it a vote. vaping may be legal. they would do that through an amendment. if pasted prince george's county would be the fourth district in maryland to issue a ban on e-sigs in public. >>> the battle continue this morning. celebrity chef jose andres is not backing down. he said trump has no with unto blame but himself. the chef pulled out of a deal to bring one of his restaurants to trump's building. he did so after trump made disparaging remarks. trup p has filed his own $10 million lawsuit. >>> a woman who is suffering from salmonella poisoning from fig & olive restaurant said she's still recovering a month later. she thought she had a stomach virus. they didn't know what it was and sent her home with antibiotics. she didn't know until two weeks later when she receive notice from the health department. >> i was naurks kept throwing up. i want to make sure first and foremost that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> there are now more than 150 salmonella cases connected to fig & olive restaurants nationwide includin

fairfax county outside washington, d.c., has more than 80 crumb rubber fields. this is some of the only public grass. >> right now, what we are seeing is our kids are the guinea pigs. they are going to tell whether it's safe or not. we are not willing to let our kids be those guinea pigs. >> reporter: last year they watched our report on turf. they heard soccer coach amy griffin ask the question, is crumb rubber turf causing cancer? the coach started keeping track of goal keepers with cancer. her list grew from 54 to 63 there are no scientific studies linking turf and cancer, but they worry those tiny black dots may be to blame. crumb rubber is made from the same chemicals found in tires, some known carcinogens. >> we have tire dumps for our kids to play on. >> reporter: they started a petition to ban crumb rubber. 2,000 parents signed rejected the proposal, after their extensive review of peer review studies that concluded the fields do not pose a serious health concern. a quick ferry ride away is montgomery county. also a d.c. suburb, basically the same demogr

county for the past five years. >> a court in iran found washington post reporter and marin county reporter jason razaian guilty of espionage. >> he was detained with his wife and two other journalists, though three were later released. the washington post executive editor says the verdict is a grave i have -- injustice. his conviction comes as the iranian parliament tentatively backed the /tphaoubg deal reached. >> it's just a tragedy that an innocent man, ana credited journalist, a good /perb has become a victim. he -- person, has been -- become a victim. he has been caught up in this ca -- coalition of forces. >> he hold /tkaoulz u.s.iranian citizenship faces up to 20 years in jail. >>> now of course his family wants to get him home and get him back to living a normal life, but after this conviction, it's unclear just when that will be. >> it's being called the biggest tech merger ever. >>> dell and men low park -- menlo park provided -- private building partners -- on wall street, the do you industrials were -- dow industrials were up reporting their seventh great -- straight up day. >>> investors will be look

this is near washington avenue middlesex county. as for the hudson river crossings, 20 minute delay outbound at the holland tunnel, 15 minute delays outbound at the lincoln and george washington bridge at this time. >>> to politics now, and the field of presidential candidates is thinning again. lincoln chafee is dropping out of the race. the former governor of rhode island announced he is ending his campaign in washington this morning. chafee had struggled in the polls and in fund-raising and failed to gain momentum after his performance in the democratic debate. his departure comes days after former virginia senator jim webb ended his candidacy as well. >>> stocks on wall street ending the trading week with a strong gain. stocks rose thanks in part to the results of quarterly earnings reports, microsoft, amazon, google's parent company alphabet all posting positive earnings, and in the end the dow rose 157 points to close at 17646. >>> authorities believe an overdose drugs rendered former nba player lamar odom unconscious inside a