william howard after it was president. >> yep. >> and the six gentleman that was the opinion of the journalist at the time who were writing about the people in connection with with the federal reserve. they really promised bankers about it the jekyll island group and these bankers in particular and in the inviement -- but they said these men represented directly through the power they held in their own hands and indirectly through the money that was concentratessed in the investment firms like the insurance company and thebacking company put it all together. they said one-fourth of the wealth of the entire world and that concentration of wealth has only increased since then. >> who was the federal reserve act at the time it was being debated in congress, was it a controversial thing where newspapers full of articles about it? >> yes, it was. it did receive a lot of publicity at the time. but there was a lot of discussion that somehow some people were aware that the banks had an influence in the legislation. and when senator ailed risker released the legislation, it was called the bill. that wa

it was 100 years ago today the columbus statute was dedicated by president william howard taste in front of union station. it was created under the supervision of a special commission. diplomats from italy, spain, and the organization of american state as well as the marine corps band were on hand for today's ceremony. >> weather could have been nicer for them. >> could have been, it felt more like thanksgiving, but it didn't pour. >> i think that's all they cared about. >> it was dry. and we have a little bit of rain west of town. we had some snow flakes earlier. i tweeted about that and we showed it to you at 5:00. and out in the west, other side of the divide. let's start with a live look outside. our michael and son weather cam. a lot of clouds around. mainly light activity. we'll show that to you north and west of town. 53 right now. high was only 55. dew point 42. and the winds still out of the north at 10. they will be north, northeasterly through tonight and through tomorrow which will keep these low clouds in place. you can see most of the activity now west of town. north of tow

william howard has logged many hours at the baltimore running festival. saturday, he is on call and knows what to expect. >> most of it is overused. that is when you get sin splints, stress fractures of the feet and legs, muscles cramped up. you can pull a hamstring. most of the injuries will be from the waist down. >> he says hopefully the competitors have already trained extensively and have loaded up on carbs. he suggests lot of sleep, water and a hit of something sweet. >> eats and candy, a piece of chocolate cake. get some locals on board. glucose is energy. that is what you are going to need. this gives you that little extra boost to carry you through the marathon. >> temperatures will be in the 40's won the race kicks off but -- >> where the kind of clothing you would wear it if it was 20 degrees warmer. you might be a little chilly when you start but that will not last long. the first couple of miles, you will be warm. do not overdress. >> during the run, he says reached for water over sport strings and listen to your body. >> it will tell you whe

for 100 years, starting with william howard taft, presidents have been throwing out the first ball at washington bal ball games. but victories have been few and far between. washington are they used to say was first in peace, first in war, and last in the american league. franklin roosevelt threw out the first ball in 1933. the nation was mired in the great depression, and roosevelt used baseball terms to explain how he'd deal with congress and get the country rolling again. >> i have no expectation of making a hit every time i come to bat. what i seek is the highest possible batting average, not only for myself but for the team. >> schieffer: roosevelt was more successful than washington's ball club. the last game of that series was exactly 79 years ago today. washington lost. but that 1933 team had four future hall of famers. mi, in uche, goose goslin, sam rice, and manager joe cronin. the team also had a catcher named mo bird. as far as we know, the only major league ball player who became a u.s. spy. and he was a good one during world war ii. presidents continued to throw out firs

still fredericksburg, still fairfax, prince william, howard, montgomery county, all wet right now. we're at 48 with showers, generally light showers falling throughout the area right now. later today, at 8:00 a.m., i think that rain's going to be gone. still some clouds left around the area. mostly cloudy. the winter chill, you're going to need the jacket at 42 to 49. i'm expecting a little more sun by the time we get to the noon hour today. 52 to 55. still chilly out there. as you look at 5:00 p.m. for your afternoon commute, partly sunny, feeling like november. 57 to 60. i'll have a look at your four-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> let's start off by checking the rails. if you're taking metro, mark or vre, no reported delays on the rails. the roadways, if you're traveling along i-270, we'll travel together. your travel lanes are even. i'll give yo a live look as you make your way into germantown area. no issues southbound or northbound. nice and clear. connecting to the beltway, again, nice and clear on the inner and outer loop in montgomery county. we'll check travel

it opened the year that some of its workers helped put a republican in the white house, william howardwas 1909. 103 years later, bill redding runs the place. at its peak, how many employees did you have? >> bill redding: about 2,000. >> pelley: and today? >> redding: 600. >> pelley: to see why its so hard to stitch together a recovery, look at the ladies' hosiery business. it's been torn to shreds by cheap imports. redding has kept the mill going two ways: one, a great idea-- he took a chance on a new product, spanx shapewear, which became a sensation. and two, he moved 600 jobs to honduras. the workers who are less-skilled in honduras working for you, how much less are they making than the people who work on this floor? >> redding: uh, considerable. >> pelley: 50%? >> redding: i probably don't want to answer that. >> pelley: okay. but it's a considerable difference? >> redding: oh, yeah. >> pelley: and it's what keeps your business in business? >> redding: that's true. >> pelley: what would've happened if you'd dug in your heels and said, "no, i'm keeping 1,200 jobs in this plant in r

james sherman served under william howard taft. both were running for a second term.se. that august he had gone against his doctor's advice and given a speech. accepting the g.o.p. nomination. he reportedly told his doctor, quote: you may know all about medicine but you don't know about politics. he died six days before the election. taft replaced him on the ticket with nicholas butler and went on to lose in a landslide to wilson. but the nation's political landscape changed dramatically 100 years ago today.

the first endorsement was william howard taft in 1912. more recently, you have to go back to 1972, the last time your newspaper endorsed a republican. since then jimmy carter twice, walter mondale, michael dukakis, bill clinton, al gore, and john kerry, and barack obama. caller: when this editorial board said down, we did not look at who has an r or d behind his name. the whole conversation focal point was the economy. what is best for the next four years. partisanship was set aside to examine the issues that i once care the most about, an issue that is at a high level on the national level. it has to be in a bipartisan way. this red state, blue state gridlock that we find ourselves and as a nation is not just being saw in washington, it is being saw all over the country. i think there is a growing demand from voters -- i think this election will probably prove it -- they want washington to work. they want there to be leadership. there has to be an effort from somebody to reach across the aisle and make something happen with another party

the first endorsement was william howard taft in 1912. more recently, you have to go back to 1972, the last time your newspaper endorsed a republican. since then jimmy carter twice, walter mondale, michael dukakis, bill clinton, al gore, and john kerry, and barack obama. caller: when this editorial board said down, we did not look at who has an r or d behind his name. the whole conversation focal point was the economy. what is best for the next four years. partisanship was set aside to examine the issues that i once care the most about, an issue that is at a high level on the national level. it has to be in a bipartisan way. this red state, blue state gridlock that we find ourselves and as a nation is not just being saw in washington, it is being saw all over the country. i think there is a growing demand from voters -- i think this election will probably prove it -- they want washington to work. they want there to be leadership. there has to be an effort from somebody to reach across the aisle and make something happen with another party

one of them is a letter written to him from his brother, in maine at the time, william howard saying, bow, i wish i would be with you. it's a letter that gives an indication of how quickly news could travel. this is within days of howard being injuredded, and, already, he's getting letters from home expressing concern. this is the transcription of the telegraph that was acceptability -- that was sent to inform the howard family in maine that he had been injured or had been wounded, and then within a day, a letter from howard back home, written, of course, with his left hand so you get a sense that, oh, something's happenedded here, that he's well enough to want to write, but that he also makes the good old college try writing left-handed because he doesn't have any choices other than that. later, he was awarded the medal of honor for service at fair oaks. about a year later, we have another letter from him, again to guy, and so you can see he's sort of figured out how to write with the left hand, at least it's a legible letter now, and this is a great letter for a couple reasons. one

would have done in 1912 when he left the convention in chicago that summer, you know, upset at william howard after it. if he had been on the ballot in every state or at the internet. think about '92 and ross if he had been on the every state ballot which is the big change bill, this last election psych wl the americans whoever the moment was able they able to crack the code on getting state bat ballot. that's never been done before. that's the hurled up to the point. no one has been able to get on the state ballot because the barriers of entry has been onerous. it's a big achievement of the last election sickle a movement that county have a candidate. they cracked the code on et getting on the state ballot which will be here from now going forward. i think that creating a whole new dynamic in hows it plays out. >> that will be the benediction. i want to thank you for your invigorating discussion. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] see the only vermont issue debate next thursday october 11th. online at c-span.org. watch and engage. coming up next here on c-span2, a look at the reasoni

roosevelt would have done in 1912 when he left the convention in chicago that summer upset at william howard taft? if he had been on the ballot of every state or had the internet think about 92 and prospero if he had been on every state ballot which is the big change this last election cycle with whoever the movement was. they were not able to crack the code on getting on state ballots. that has never been done before and that has been the hurdle up to this point. no one has been able to get the state ballots because they have been so onerous. that is the big achievement in the last election cycle movement that didn't have a candidate but they did something important. they cracked the code on getting on the state ballots which will be year from now going forward and i think that creates a new dynamic in terms of how this plays out. >> we will make that a beneficiary of this event but i want to thank john and barked for interesting discussion. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight is the first presidential deba

graham inappropriately tried to influence metro's plans for a vacant lot near the howard metro station. >>> prince william county officials say a new immigration policy change does not crack down on people here illegally. the program called 287g allows police to investigate the immigration status of people who were arrested. after this year, the secure communities program will replace it. federal officials will check names of those arrested against a federal database. immigrations and customs says the new way is more cost effective. prince william county board member says the program only works if someone has a criminal history. >> if someone comes to the united states illegally and they're apprehended for the first time, secure communities will not have that person in their database, and that person will not be identified as an illegal alien. under 287g, law enforcement personnel determined whether that person is here legally or not. >> the county says it nabbed 5,000 illegal immigrants under 287g the. the board wants i.c.e. to extend the program another two years. >>> the fairfax county board of supervi

it covers all those areas, howard county, fauquier county, prince william county for tomorrow morning. we're at 64 degrees for today. 62 on saturday. 73 on sunday with a little bit of rain coming back on monday. danella? >> good morning. >>> still checking the roadways for you, not bad at all. not seeing any reports of accidents in the area. traveling on 66, we'll check it right now together as you make your way in both directions. no issues really from hay market earlier. really there's an accident westbound in hay market. those issues are open east and westbound from hay market. here's a live look as you drive past the visitors center eastbound and westbound, travel lanes are open. getting closer to the beltway. here's what it looks like. as you head eastbound towards the beltway on i-66, moving in both directions. looks like travel lanes are open. >>> a traffic alert now in fairfax county. in just a few hours, vdot will shut down the left hov ramp from i-66 eastbound that goes to the beltway. that's in the merritt area. that will happen right after the morning rush. vdot says it ne

that's because howard county executive ken you willman along with the chief, william goddard will be rticipating, a dedication ceremony happening. it's going to provide quick access to places like routes 97 and 70 as well. the first new fire station to be built in howard county since 1994. >>> how would you like to watch monday night football with one of the ravens? listen to this. tonight you can do that, because governor martin o'malley and ravens line backer, are hosting a watch party to raise money for marriage equality. the event will be held at mothers in federal hill at the bar and grill happening at 8:00. he supports question six. another raven, burke, has come out against it. >>> flu season around the corner and now is the time to take preventive measures. there will be a free walk in flu shot clinic, this is happening at white marsh mall. staff from st. joe's will on hand to give out the shots, and also offer advice as to how to stay healthy. this clinic will open today, it's happening from 10:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening. children ages 9-17 must be with a pai

. >> reporter: robert williams is a doctor at howard university hospital. >> i lived around the corner on sherman avenue. >> reporter: who grew up within shouting distance of griffiths stadium and went to the ballpark all the time. >> when i was a fan and coming so much, they were not so good. >> reporter: speaking at the spot where home plate used to be, dr. williams says memories of griffiths stadium are very much a part of his workplace. can you feel the spirit of the senators and the old stadium here? absolutely. it carries over the. >> reporter: cynthia livingston agrees. the hospital community services director, cynthia says griffiths stadium is a proud part of the hospital's past which she's constantly reminded of by baseball lovers around the world. >> you have those fans who scour the country for old ballparks and eventually we've had visitors from as far away as japan, china, minnesota, different parts of the united states. they just want a picture taken next to home plate. >> reporter: the last baseball game at griffiths stadium was played on september 21st , 1961. the ballp

you know, upsetted william howard taft. if he was on the ballot of every state or had the internet at his disposal. think about 92 and perot was he on every state ballot. that's the big change, bill, this last election cycle, whatever the move. was. they cracked the code on getting on state ballots. that's never been done before. folks, has -- that's beened hurdle up to this point. once you're on the state balance, the big achievement of the last election cycle, a movement that didn't have a candidate, but they cracked the code on getting on the state ballots, which will be here from -- from now going forward, and i think that creates a whole new dynamic in terms of how it plays out. >> okay, that's the benediction of the event, but i want to thank john #* jon, bill, and bart for a very invigorating discussion. thank you very much. [applause] >> next up, a discussion on how corporate money is affecting the presidential and congressional races this year. speakers include former federal election commission chairman trevor pot

howard county, montgomery, prince williams, loudoun county, areas to the north and west. freeze warnings for areas of new england. here we go for the afternoon. breezy sunshine takinging it up to 66 degrees now. the evening will be dropping off from the low 50s to the mid-40s. again, the wind settles and gets cold by tomorrow morning. if you are going to the game, we will be taking a look at the game forecast coming up in a couple minutes. your weekend right now from 60 on saturday to 73 on sunday. it's mild again. we'll talk about how long this will last. >> you need blankets tonight at the game? >> blankets. >> thanks a lot. let's head to the roads to see how things are moving. >> what's the latest? >> we are moving on the roads. nice and clear. i'll give you a live look along the dulles toll. nice and clear in both directions eastbound and westbound. no issues to report. heading to the beltway, 56 miles per hour. dulles toll road to the interchange, no issues there. great travel time. barbara and keith? >> thanks. >>> the time now is 11:20. coming up next on news 4 mid

in maryland, howard, montgomery, prince william, st. mary's, prince george's county schools all closed tomorrow. lastly, d.c. public schools will be closed. >> those who live along the chesapeake bay are keeping an extra close eye out for sandy. >> news4's derrick ward spent this day in chesapeake beach and he talked to folks who say they're ready for whatever the storm throws their way. >> reporter: it's obvious when you live in a place that has the word beach in its name, you get used to weathering storms. >> been here for 30 years. >> we're tough down here in southern maryland, that's all i can say. >> reporter: that doesn't mean you don't take all the prudent precautions, like gassing up. >> all good. it comes with the turf. >> reporter: it does mean you keep an eye on things even when you live on high ground. >> i'm coming down to make sure it's not doing damage to my place of business, you know. >> reporter: yes, the bingo parlor sandbag and dry for now. the halloween getup said she's keeping it light, but she's very serious about

howard thurman, you do nothing but do that. i ended up working with him. i then went to work with the campus ministry in ohio. then years later, i got a call from dr. williamsasking me to returning to the bay area to direct the black church study. dr. howard thurman called me and indicated that the church was really having some very serious problems in terms of -- >> you can imagine you have a charismatic leader like dr. thurman who is a great speaker. i mean, when he speaks, he -- the church was not doing very well. i was asked to come and decide what they were going to do in the future because they didn't really have the finances to have anyone employed full-time. >> tell with us where it's located. >> 2041 market street, not very far from here. >> that's right. >> between broadway and blake. >> okay. >> so he asked me, actually asked me to come over and help him decide what to do in terms of maybe just operating two sundays a month or something. however, the meeting to discuss with the board never occurred, and the next phone call i received from her was asking me to come to preach because the minister was leaving at the end of the september. she asked m

that does include howard county, montgomery county, also loudoun, prince william, and fauquier, and manyoints to the north and west. this is additional now. frost advisories for the district for fairfax and prince georges county and over to anne arundel. that generally means your temperature could fall to 36 degrees. so what you want to do on a night like this is bring in those sensitive plants or cover up anything you don't want to lose, because it may be too cold tonight. 58 degrees now. the wind continues to keep temperatures mixed up just a little bit and keeps the atmosphere mixed up. it would be colder. at this hour, gusts to 30 miles an hour. definitely a chill in the air with that. again, better, but still a bit of a breeze for the game for those of you heading out there. dulles, wind gusts at 22 miles an hour and so once we remove those winds and they get lighter, we are talking about 32 degrees for gaithersburg tonight. 28 for frederick. here in the district, 40 to 41 degrees. but again, feeling colder in many other areas. a snapshot of your weekend, it looks terrific. ten degr

montgomery county, howard county, loudoun county, prince william and fauquier. and everybody north and west of that area. the blue, the light blue, that is a frost advisory, which does include the district. it does include alexandria, fairfax, prince george's, arundel, stafford county, culpepper county and around the fredericksburg region. just about everybody under some kind of frost or freeze advisory throughout the evening and into the overnight hours. bring in the pets and plants. it is going to be a cold night. clear skies early tomorrow morning. 28 degrees in some of the coldest areas. this is around frederick, maryland, winchester area, 40 degrees inside the d.c. area. most of you, montgomery county, fairfax county, will be around the freezing mark. the sun will help us warm a little. a great fall day. a lot of you like it like this. i think you'll like tomorrow. warming up to 75 on sunday. 74 on monday. 69 on tuesday. it does look like temperatures will start to moderate just a little bit. this is the coldest of the season so far. right now, it doesn't l

have another moderate shower there along interstate 66 there in prince william county advancing into fairfax. heavy rain in western howardy and extreme and northern montgomery county. it's passing north again. a few other sprinkles behind that. these are the rainfall estimates from our storm team 4 radar. the areas in green got the heaviest rains that included northern virginia and 95 into montgomery and howard counties where an inch and a half fell there. residual run off from the heavier rains. low to mid-60s in much of the area. lar today, upper 70s with a few more passing lighter showers this afternoon, thunder and lightning from an isolated shower. ending tonight and feeling like summer tomorrow. then, less humid thursday and friday. over the weekend, a passing shower. saturday night into sunday morning. most of the weekend looking dry and cooler. a chilly start to next week. it's the way it looks. >> thank you. >> all right. a woman is asking metro to install guardrails after her motorized scooter malfunctioned. her scooter began running in circles back in july. no one could stop it. the scooter threw her on to the

howard. this is a project that was originally envisioned by studios and william wilson and associates. we were extraordinarily lucky to pick up this last corner to complete this project earlier this year. we began construction in july. construction is going extraordinarily smoothly. we expect to be done by the end of next year, but no, despite the rumors in the marketplace, we don't have a signed lease. but we are blessed with a tremendous amount of interest and activity in this building. we hope to follow it next year with 222 2nd. this is just a block to the west at the corner of 2nd and howard. it's a 450,000 square foot building. both of these buildings from a location standpoint and a product standpoint we're trying to carefully position as the crossroads of the traditional cbdg, but very much in the south of market tech-friendly locations in terms of the size of the floor plans and the way the lobbis are designed to make these great technology locations. looking forward we have tied up the site at 5th and brandon as part of the capitol corridor project and what until recently has

bge about 28,000 outages in montgomery county, prince george's, calvert, howard and anne arundel counties. >>> a prince william county family is thankful they are alive after a tree destroyed their home. gigantic tree on their next door neighbor's lawn came crashing down and split their house in two. it has been condemned. the owners have three kids. they were home when the tree came down. luckily, and amazingly, really, no one was hurt. >>> along the potomac river, high tide is expected shortly. >> that raises concern for the possibility of more flooding. our own melanie alnwick is live in alexandria with the latest on this threat. melanie? >> reporter: good morning tony. high tide here just about a little more than an hour away. 10:06this morning is the time on the clock. we're here at the bottom of old town. this is at the old dominion boat club. we've been watching the water here steadily starting to rise little by little, getting a little bit damper. i want to show you where the water came to yesterday. judging based on the debris line here, looks like yesterday the water came up to about knee high. came

howard. there's an accident at the prince william parkway. it's in the left lane. i'll show what you it looks like from our sky 9. here's the activity right here at the prince william parkway. the left lane is blocked and police equipment as well on the right shoulder. of course that's going to slow you down right through woodbridge early this morning on the northbound side of i-95. then beyond that after lorton, there is some accident activity as well on the shoulder. so a couple of incidents here on 95. we'll take a look live a little further north at the 14th street bridge where it's just bunching up across the bridge span. 595 so far -- 395 so far is incident free. this time all the way to 95 coming in from baltimore no problems laurel, bw parkway, columbia, route 32 and 29 both of those are good heading southbound toward the beltway. we'll take a live look at 270 where there had been a dear struck on the northbound side of 270 near route 109. watch out for that activity southbound side slows down as well. i'll be back with more traffic at 6:25. you're watching

some peak color, good color right through this area of howard county right through d.c. fairfax and prince williamttle bit of color even coming into areas of southern maryland and down through the northern neck. i should say good color. the temperature out there right now. we are in the 70s. still holding on to 80 degrees around rockville, montgomery village. mid to upper 70s still throughout the area. during the overnight period. we're going to be cooling off. then your wednesday planner, we have a toasty warm day. 79 degrees by 1:00 in the afternoon. 73 on friday. then your week, the second half of the being. there's rain with just a high of 62 degrees. so it looks as though for that running of the marine corps marathon, it will be a little wet toward the end and a little windy, too, especially if we see the remnants or whatever is left of sandy start to inact with that weather front that will be coming through. we'll be watching that storm system closely. but right now a little wet weather and wind. >>> apple's big reveal with a twist today. starting friday, you'll be able to reorder the ipad m

howard county. ken ulman and william goddard and attend. the street will be named april wind court.e name from coon hunt court because of incidents. >>> check out what is going on now in ellicott city. take the jacket as you step out and about. take the coat as you step out and about. what is going on in terms of cloud cover and sunshine, we are getting mix of both. the clouds are beginning to move in and that's what we will see in to the afternoon. also what we will see, showers possibly this afternoon, also in to the evening, high temperature for today 57. first pitch 54 at camden yards, a chilly evening and temperatures dropping down to the 40s, we will warm up by wednesday. >>> good morning, a crash is cleared from the southbound lanes of 83, timonium road. once you get onto the jfx, no problems downtown. using 695, a live look outside, parkville, harford, nothing to get in your way traveling towards towson. west side clear from 795, down to route 40, we have a crash in southwest baltimore, on hilton street at frederick road. >>> we are out of time, the doctors are up next. join

montgomery county, back over to loudoun county, back down to prince william county, frederick county in it as well. so are carroll and howard. right here in d.c. and fairfax county, prince george's county and anne arundel county you're just talking about a frost advisory. so we're not expecting temperatures here in the district to drop as low, especially those western in northwestern neighborhoods. 41 tonight in town, but notice gaithersburg right down to freezing, frederick 28 degrees, so well below freezing, dulles 34 right on the cusp there and i think areas right outside the beltway have a chance of dropping down, too. just keep that in mind it. looks like some places in the region will have their first freeze of the season so far this year and it looks like we're kind of gradually warming up through the within. however, it will feel fallish out there for tomorrow. so full forecast is coming up. ♪[ music ] >>> go nats! >> the road to the world series is paved with cheering fans, music bands and crowded metro ride as the washington nationals take on the st. louis cardinals in a must win game five to move on to the nation

howard county, anne arundel. northern neck and st. mary's county. farther west, northern montgomery county, much of western fairfax, loudoun, fauquier, rappahannock as well as stafford, prince william, down into fredericksburg. throughout the day, we'll get heavy rain bands. and yes some snows will be continuing out of the mountains. and then tomorrow as we start off in the morning, cannot rule out even a few wet snowflakes. our western and northern suburbs as cold air gets drawn into that system. it's going to continue snowing out of the mountains all the way into wednesday is the way it looks right now. sandy's potential winds as of 8:00 p.m. monday, look at this. we could have winds as high as-on-to 65 miles an hour. maybe isolated gusts on 70 all the way to 11:00. at 11:00, we're still continuing with high winds, over 60 mile an hour wind gusts. by 3:00 a.m., 50 mile an hour gusts. by 7:00 p.m. tuesday, winds have gradually diminish from 30 to 40 miles an hour. by tuesday evening, much of the wind is gone. hour by hour. steady rain this morning. heavier rain during the afternoon. winds picking up, holding steady in the 50s. this evening, we'll have the strongest winds and heavi

howard county police. back to you. >> two baltimore police officers face criminal charges of this morning for allegedly attacking a suspect in police custody. marinos gialamas and anthony williams face several accounts. the charges were filed after a yearlong investigation. both men have been suspended with pay. >> jury deliberations could happen as soon as today appeared the defense rested its case yesterday. they contend their clients were trying to control the rowdy crowd falling to a basketball win over duke. they face second-degree assault charges in the beating of john mckenna. the man accused of beating his grandparents is back in baltimore. police say he used a knife to kill his grandparents inside their home last month. the couple was found after a neighbor went to check on them. he faces two counts of first- degree murder. >> a man shot and killed a preacher and outside a bar. -- a man shot and killed a person outside a bar. the owner of the board was forced to pay $2,000 in fines to keep his liquor anderson. he is 185 pounds with a muscular build. call baltimore county police if you have any idea of his whereabouts. an increase in armed robberies in the canton area.

howard county. in the mountains out west also. locally you see the heavier rain showers across fairfax county back towards dc down into prince williamcounty. fairfax, tysons corner, i just got somebody on facebook saying they never lost power. happy, happy woman there. up into frederick showers have become the heavier stuff. we're still dealing with light showers here and even lighter showers along the valley. grab a jacket. arlington, only 40 right now. 42 centerville and 41 in rockville. here's monica. she's got a look at time saver track. >>> my word of the day inef tibl. you will hit some short of problem. it may not be a major problem, but you will hit it this morning. it could be falling leaves causing slippery road conditions, a tree down. it will be something because of the effects of sandy. keep that many mind. if you use public transportation that's a problem because there isn't any this morning. metro access is closed. you can find information on their website. also vre closed as well today. if you plan to go to the airport, they're open but you want to check with your airline for your flight status and also for road info

howard county police at 410-313- 3200. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> two police officers are on leave accused of roughing up a suspect in their custody. sergeant mariono gialamas and anthony williams. police chased the suspect into the homes of officers womeniams girlfriend. we don't know how williams and the sergeant got there or how the suspect was assaulted. police commissioner anthony bass is calling for a complete investigation saying his department will stand for integrity and public trust. >>> in just a few hours a man accused in a murder at a chinese carry out will be in court. he is accused of killing freddie jones junior last halloween in the waverly community. jones family turned him in after seeing the video released by police. >>> he says he wanted to take care of the animals and took on too many. police tell a different story. and now shane taylor from pasadena faces more than 130 charges of animal cruelty. he had more than 40 animals in his home including a chinchilla a goat and pig. officials say the animals didn't have any food or water. earlier this month police took in the pets and took them out of his home. taylor said he planned to adopt the animals out to goo

. >>> howard, interstates headed northbound 95, we're doing just volume right now really as you come into quantico heading up past the prince william parkway. pace is good into woodbridge. a stretch of rolling road shut down south of the fairfax county parkway with a crash. southbound 95 though long holiday weekend you may be going down to richmond. roadwork still there place around thornburg around the 118- mile marker and only one lane getting by with an unusual delay. the eastbound 66 a little bit of volume in manassas. getting in to falls church the hov lanes kick in right about now but the pace is good on to the teddy roosevelt bridge. the volume is building west of new hampshire avenue on the outer loop getting through the silver spring interchanges. next timesaver traffic is at 6:42. mike and jessica back to you. >>> thanks bev. just about four weeks away from election day now and the president and mitt romney both again are campaigning in virginia. >> and both candidates are still adjusting following wednesday's debate. "cbs this morning" has that story. norah o'donnell joins us live from northwest washington with a preview

william. these are going in the western suburbs from loudoun county and western fairfax. right now montgomery county getting light rain, as is frederick and howard and points west. passing moderate showers there as well. there's some gorgeous color now out in the mountains. it's really looking quite like autumn there. near 70 around the bay now. closer to washington, low to mid-60s. prince george's, montgomery, arlington, fairfax counties. as the day progresses, you'll need an umbrella. we'll have occasional showers this morning, by 6:00 a.m., still right around 60. by noontime, mid-70s with occasional showers. not constant rain, but passing showers. maybe thunder and lightning when you're heading back home by work and school later this afternoon and into the early evening hours. that shower activity will be tapering off. i'm back with another look at storm team 4 radar. now a look at storm team 4 radar. good morning. >>> a quick hello to everyone working out in the gym. i'm giving tweets from a. herbert ash. if you're in the gym, i admire your hustle. let's head over to the roads. i could not work out this early. as you make your way eastbound,

thick fog around prince william county and washington county. montgomery, frederick and howard.ing as the fog lifts. as the sun breaks out this afternoon into the mid-80s with steaming humidity. friday and saturday, lower humidi. might get showers sunday morning and a cool start >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning. it's october 3rd, 2012, and you're looking at the piano guys in action. they are five dads who have become youtube stars with their class classical master of pop songs including one direction's big hit. so we'll hear from them in just a few moments. good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie, alongside natalie morales and al roker and david gregory in this week for matt. >> two survivors of a plane crash in the gulf of mexico will their share amazing survival story coming up. >> who doesn't love "the princess bride." >> we love "the princess bride." >> hard to believe, it's celebrating its 25th anniversary. coming up, lester catches with the cast and director rob reiner, meathead. >> stop that rhyming, and i mean it. anybody want a peanut? >> love it. >> also com

howard jordan posted this letter to the community. it says when officers fire a weapon, jordan trusts they will act professionally, ethically and with knowledge of the accountability of their actions. reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman delivered grim news to investors today and the stock market was quite to react. tom here now with hp's announcement and the fallout. >> reporter: a true pioneer in technology circled the wagons today. meg whitman said the high-tech pioneering firm is on the road to recovery with downsizing well under way as well as new products and services in the pipe like. but it would take two years, the restructuring, because of the overall economy. >> she's not upbeat. she's trying to be up-front and honest. sometimes the market doesn't necessarily like hearing those things come out of the ceo's mouth. >> reporter: whitman said the ceo's in previous years were also to blame. >> no one wants to see the uncertainty. any ceo is going to have to be somewhere for a while to instill their game plan. >> reporter: market watch editor dan gallagher says hp's sheer size makes it hard to work through the company. >> we've had a problem getting that s

williams versus republican joe watkins. an hour later, former dnc chair and vermont governor howard dean is facing off against ed conard. irene rosenfeld, the ceo of mondolez international. the markets aren't to be forgotten. at 8:30 eastern time, we will be joined by jim grant. we're going to talk about the best investing strategies for the rest of the year with him. first, let's get you up to speed on this morning's headlines. over to andrew. >>> friday we'll get the government september jobs report. could be a game changer for the election. we'll get a hint of what may be to come. the employment report coming at 8:15 eastern time. poll forecasters say the economy likely added 155,000 private payroll jobs this month. we'll bring you the number and get you instant reaction from joel prakken. in corporate news, richard schultz is pressing forward with a possible $11 billion buyout of the retailer. schultz and at least four private equity firms have reportedly started examining the books of the economy. at the same time, he is said to be negotiating individually with the pe firms on the details of how his roughly 20% sta

de la ciudad de baltimore, al igual que de los condados de falls church, prince george, prince william, howard y calvert tampoco ofreceran servicios en el dia de hoy. tambien hay universidades que han cancelado las clases... estas son: american university , gallaudet y george washingto n university, universidad de maryland y la universidad del distrito de columbia. tampoco habra clases en la universidad de georgetown, howard university, mary washington, george mason, de-vry, marymoun t y el northern virginia community college. para mas informacion sobre las escuelas, colegios y universidades que han cancelado clases para hoy, conectese a nuestra pagina web: www.noticiasdc.com o busquenos en nuestra pagina de como medida preventiva debido al paso del huracan sandy, tambien los gobiernos federal, estatal y de varios condados del area permanceran cerrados en el dia de hoy... todo el gobierno federal ha cancelado labores, excepto a aquellos empleados que prestan servicios de emergencia... mientras que el estado de maryland y el distrito de columbia, incluyendo la corte superior, tampoco abriran su