in winchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: some big changes are ahead for tomorrow' s forecast. significant rain will be in the state at this time tomorrow night. let' s go to chief meteorologist mike haddad for the timeline on this rain. mike: plenty of changes, no question about that. we go from dry and cool right into wet and windy and eventually warmer than normal as go into thursday. a few high clouds beginning to creep in the most part skies are clear. not so clear down to the south and west. the remnants of hurricane patricia, it looks nothing like what it was several days back. some of the rain is heading in our direction. in terms of the timeline, the morning commute through the lunchtime hour will be rain free. light rain showers overspread the state during the afternoon and the heavier downpours will arrive during the evening or night. how much rain can we inspect and what about the chance of a thunderstorm and how warmly get on thursday? all of that straight ahead. tom: belknap county is moving forward wit

four american' s were killed, including winchester native glenn doherty. a lot of talk about a never before seen email clinton sent to her daughter, chelsea. she wrote, "two of our officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group." but in the days after the attack, the obama administration said that it was a spontaneous protest over an anti-islamic video that grew violent. >> you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family and entirely different story. ex look, congressman, there was a lot of conflicting information that we were trying to make sense of. erika: republicans also demanded to know why the state department denied several requests for more security in the months before the attack. clinton said a number of requests were fulfilled, some were not. some of her testimony is not sitting well with glen doherty' s family. we' ll hear from them ahead in emily? emily: paul ryan is in. the wisconsin republican says he will run for house speaker. he made that announcement last night after receiving support from three major caucuses wi

we're getting a live look outside at the winchester mystery house in san jose. flash light tours, all sorts of fun ahead on this warm halloween. thanks so much for joining us. anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast for us. >> it's spookacular. not really. it will be a beautiful day in the bay area. we are talking about some rain in the forecast tomorrow afternoon and evening. high pressure in control for today. get those trick or treaters, it will be a nice day. fall like in the evening hours. temperatures now in the 40s and 50s. comfortable 70 for san francisco. expecting a few low 80s for our inland valleys. the north bay and the south bay along with the tri valley will see a warm day. temperatures rising into the upper 70s to near 80s. clouds start to increase but no rain today. get the trick or treaters out there and enjoy. we have showers in the forecast tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a a little bit. >> all those trick or treaters won't be affected. thanks. >>> we begin this morning with a developing story overseas a russian airliner carrying

winchester can adding to the house for years and years. she started construction the day she moved in, and the construction stopped the day she died after 38 years of continual construction.>> reporter: let's talk about the most haunted room in the house. what room are we in and what and people seen here?>> this is the grand ballroom, and it cost $9000 to build at a time when the building of one home would cost $1000. a lot of supernatural activity happens here. one worker that is known to have a wheelbarrow is tending the fireplace from time to time.>> reporter: this is a spiritual hotspot for sure. we're talking about halloween, and obviously this is a hotspot that people can come out and enjoy, so what can they expect that the winchester mystery house? >> we have flashlight tours, and the only light is a flashlight you are holding in your group. it is a unique and strange experience, and you never quite know what will happen.>> reporter: people can come out for that right now, and it is booked up, but it does not mean that halloween is

charlestown and winchester and loudoun county as well. leesburg, we'd get the heavier showers in the forecast. looking ahead to temperatures we have reached 80 degrees. maybe the cloud cover and the sprinkle activity we wouldn't get there. we had the clouds. the sprinkle activity. what we are tracking here is the movement in the showers and the storms closer to washington. what we are seeing is movement at 30 miles per hour. it is 80 miles away. puts them here in two hours at 6:00. this is a cold front passing our way. the timing of the storms are most important. 6:00 p.m. heart of the washington metro. big picture in the next two days. it's cool irtomorrow. ton of sunshine around this weekend. columbus day, itself, the temperatures go back up. much closer view. we set the forecast and going to tomorrow. lower 50's to mid-50's. a look at the future cast after the showers and the storms tonight. look at saturday. it will be gorgeous. highs to the 60's. washington metro, yeah, a bit cooler tomorrow. get through saturday. cooler. we will get

live in winchester. emily: thank you. the family of a high school teacher are saying a cute after friends and strangers paid tribute to her legacy. people across the state to part in the kindness for colleen act. they performed random acts of kindness for a teacher killed by one of her students. the family is overwhelmed by the good performed and we are proud that she continues to inspire others to be good to people. investigators say smoking is the blame for the deadly fire in chicopee. an elderly woman and her son were killed sunday. three others managed to escape that home. turn. randy: he fought off to pitbulls and the this word is back where it longs after months of mischief. emily: we will update breaking news we are following this morning, including a fiery bus how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... pthen you make it... nothing like this. pyou make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. pwith free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." pand checking accounts with no minimums

later tonight, northern and western suburbs low 40's winchester, martinsburg some of the cooler spotsr 40's, near 50 inside the beltway. 48 pax river, 47 leonardtown. virginia, low 40's, some upper 30's in culpeper. skies were clear, we had some high clouds, but nothing major. the next system off to the north will sink to the south, bringing us a shift in the wind. we adjust the temperature slightly the back half of the week, but nothing like the arctic outbreak we had earlier. we slip into the 40's tonight. about 49 on average. 40's all around. tomorrow afternoon, warming up, the high 74. the next front comes through with little fanfare thursday. 74 downtown tomorrow. 80's in louisville. the range from downtown to the western suburbs. we have high clouds that will be with us tomorrow morning, should be pretty. low 50's downtown by 7:00. through the afternoon, warming nicely, a beautiful afternoon. mostly sunny skies again. the seven-day forecast, cooler weather friday and saturday. mid 60's. warming sunday. sunday, the marine corps marathon, upper 50's and 60's. showers should hold o

winchester savings was held up yesterday afternoon by a man with a gun. witnesses gave investigators a description of the suspect which they used to create the sketch. frank: this morning fantasy sports site draftkings is facing a class-action lawsuit filed here in the bay state, the use of inside information by employees of the company cheated other players out of money and made the game unfair. draft-kings and fanduel have already been shut down in nevada where state officials are calling them gambling sites. massachusetts attorney general maura healey says she is keeping a close eye on the situation. karen: the t.s.a. says it will stop using the word "anomaly" when describing transgender passengers. the change comes after a transgender woman complained online about her experience last month at an orlando airport. she says airport security held her for 40 minutes because of an "anomaly" detected when she walked through the full body scanner. the agency has agreed to stop using the term and has removed the word from its website. frank: a cockatoo is ruff

ambassador to libya and winchester native glen doherty. the eye' s erika tarantal is here with what we already know about what will be a heated day in capitol hill. erika: it' s testimony that will be a true test for clinton as it could have a huge impact on her presidential campaign. the former secretary of state will answer to the special house committee investigating the 2012 attacks in benghazi. clinton' s use of a private email server may come up but the focus will likely be any involvement clinton had with security decisions in libya. clinton testified before congress on this 3 years ago she has said she was unaware of requests for more security. >> we have learned that there were hundreds of mentions about security incidents, particularly in 2012. emily: republicans, criticized for taking so long with this process, argue officials have not been forthcoming with information, but democrats and even some republicans have suggested this is at least in part a political play to hurt clinton' s white house chances. the testimony begins at

it appears the police activity in winchester has now ended. officers had shut down jones road for part of the afternoon. drivers were told to avoid that area. wmur's mike cronin is telling us now that roads in that area are back open now. but at this point police still aren't telling us exactly what led to that activity there this afternoon. tom: the lawyer representing one defendant in a 1988 cold case murder is hoping to get his client's bail lowered. german thoan barnaby was in court today, he and codefendant david kaplan are charged with the murders of two women. barnaby was tried three times. kaplan was charged but his case never went to trial after evidence was thrown out. the case was reopened in 2010. barnaby's lawyer says there's still no physical evidence that ties him to the crime scene. >> no hairs, no blood, no transfer evidence whatsoever from either of the two victims in this case. >> as of the time that i testified to in a probable cause hearing, that's correct. what transpired since then i don't know. jennifer: the judge will

winchester savings was held up yesterday afternoon by a man with a gun. witnesses gave investigators a description of the suspect which they used to create the sketch. frank: this morning fantasy sports site draftkings is facing here in the bay state, the use of inside information by employees of the company cheated other players out of money and made the game unfair. draft-kings and fanduel have already been shut down in nevada where state officials are calling them gambling sites. massachusetts attorney general maura healey says she is keeping a close eye on the situation. fugitive drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman has reportedly escaped capture again and got hurt in the process. guzman broke out of prison through an underground tunnel in july and has been on the run ever since. mexican officials tracked the drug kingpin to the northeast section of the country. he managed to get away but suffered injuries to his face and leg. the government plans to require drone owners to register their devices. the department of transportation is expected to make th

of george washington university. 39 degrees this morning with clear skies in winchester. like itparts, it looks rained overnight. it did not. it was just heavy condensation. 41 is the low in frederick. it is that time of year with crisp and cool nights and warm, pleasant, and dry afternoons. 67 in upper marlboro. the winds are very light. all things are looking good weatherwise. in fredericksburg, 63 in annapolis. 73, 74 for a high, a degree or so above average. who is keeping score? it will be bright and sunny and pleasant indeed. conditions slowly start to dry out. the satellite picture, we pick out a few details. that is what it -- this is what is left of the details. offshore, taking the rain, skies are clear, bright in south carolina with so much rain, it will take a long time for the water levels to drop and the grounds to dry out. we will keep an eye on the approaching cold front system on friday which may give us a scattered shower or thunderstorm. the futurecast through the day and tomorrow, partly sunny, partly cloudy skies to the day on thursday as well. then w

erin: police in winchester also dealt with a standoff yesterday. this morning, that suspect is due in court. officers were called to a home on jones road for the report of a gunshot. it was fired during a disagreement between neighbors that led to 35-year-old joseph legere barricading himself inside his house for about four hours. he eventually surrendered and was taken into custody without incident. he will be arraigned on charges of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon and criminal threatening. a new jail program is moving forward that is already getting results for heroin addiction in the county delegation met yesterday to discuss a new community corrections center modeled after one in sullivan county that helps provide intensive addiction treating for offenders. it would have 30 treatment beds and 34 work release beds aimed at making sure people do not relapse and reoffend. >> the concept is that there is a punitive component, but there is also a focus on reeducation and job skills and moving the person or transitioning them back into the comm

con a lot of if ben gowanusy including winchester's glenn dorrity. >> reporter: despite the questions and tense moments no real bombshells came out of the hearing but a film member of the winchester man said hillary clinton did in the tell her the whole truth. >> do we want to badger over and over again until you get tired and we get the moment he's talking about? we are better than that. >> reporter: after more than ten hours the benghazi hearing turned tense and republican members continued to press hillary clinton. >> we were desperate and trying to call everybody we know in benghazi and libya. >> reporter: clinton faced tough questions about the 2012 attacks in ban gazy that left four americans dead, including ambassador chris stevens and massachusetts native green dorrity. >> no one came to me and said we should shut down our compound in benghazi. >> and here's what happened to their request. they were torn up? >> that is not true, congressman >> it didn't get through. >> reporter: she was hit hard about e-mails focused on messages september to world leaders and her own family, w

look at winchester, areas like morefield and petersburg.while, with the seven-day forecast, you can see it here tomorrow, only up to 55 for a high temperature. midweek, we'll see highs top out again in the low and mid 70s across the area. so two more days of this, we've got to deal with. >> we can officially change out the spring and summer wardrobes now and bring out the fall and winter. >> and no more summer colors either. >> all right. that's the news for now. "nbc nightly news" is next, and then we will see you again after notre dame football. good night, everyone. >>> on this saturday night, the big chill. it's only october, but here comes the snow and the season's first deep freeze. millions facing a weekend of extreme weather, while in southern california, they're still digging out from mountains of mud. >>> days of rage. new clashes and more bloodshed in the middle east as the deadly conflict between palestinians and israelis shows no sign of ending. >>> still on the run but now wounded after a gun battle with mexican marines. the l

while the father is talking in california, the mother lived here in winchester.mile or so from the college where the shooting occurred. people say they did see the shooter here. that they recognize his face when we showed them a picture of him that police had given to us. basically yes, we do recognize him. he has been here. he always seemed really quiet. he kept to himself. they did notice one neighbor in particular noticed something different today. a couple of hours after the shooting occurred, she says that she saw a woman who was visibly upset. not just upset, but crying and here's what else she said about her. >> she was bawling. she looked really upset. i mean, i can't blame her. this is insane. my heart goes out to her and all the people there. >> reporter: this is believed that she saw the mother. she says that some of the other people in this complex said that is indeed the shooter's mother. visibly upset a few hours after the shooting occurred around 10:20 in the morning here. tonight, they also noted something else that happened. dramatic. at some poi

there is somewhat milder air around winchester at 46. reagan national at 45. around the bay and the eastern shor shore, mid and upper 40s. milder air beginning to move in on a southwesterly breeze. another cold spot is warrenton and fauquier county at 35. clear sky over our region. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera this morning. all dry pavement and in the morning chill, it is going to quickly change like yesterday. a steep climb in our temperatures. this time, though, warmer than yesterday out of the low to mid-60s by noon. jumping to upper 60s by late afternoon by around 4:00 or 5:00. post your pictures like kansas trimble did. the view overlooking some of the foothills of the blue ridge from skyline drive taken this last weekend. you see gorgeous color there now. that was posted on my twitter feed. post on my facebook and share on instagram. even milder tomorrow and thursday, into the mid-70s. absolutely gorgeous. morning lows, low 50s. and then cooler friday into the weekend, high of 60s. next chance of rain late sunday night to monday. few pass

shenandoah valley in the mid-40s around winchester, down to front royal and luray.f the mountains, most locations above freezing this morning. live view from tower camera, clear sky, live view looking at friendship heights. climbing quickly, by noon time, we ought to be making it up into the low 60s. and then jumping into the mid to upper 60s between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. absolutely gorgeous. autumn day coming up. look at our gorgeous autumn color. this photo posted on my twitter page. this is from skyline drive, overlooking the foothills of the blue rage takidge taken over th weekend. peak color there now. as we get to tomorrow, milder weather moves in on wednesday morning. lows around 50s. may get into the upper 70s on thursday afternoon. and then on friday, into the weekend, storm team 4 seven day outlook cooler. highs in the 60s. remaining dry until sunday even. that's our next chance of any rain. looks to be maybe late on sunday and into monday morning. few showers coming through and cooler too monday afternoon, sun back with highs in the low 60s. we have a new cr

it's that southerly component to the wind that will help to keep us a little bit warmer. 45 winchester. 45 leesburg. by this time last night, many areas were already down below freezing. 37. that's a cold spot towards culpeper. the radar is going to be all clear over the next couple days. really over the next week to week and a half. there is almost no chan of rain. and you can take a look. clear skies from new york all the way down towards atlanta. the wider picture here. not much in the way of clouds. we've got one front coming down from the north. that's going the pass us by to the north. as it does, it's going to bring in and allow some warm air to make its way up from the west and southwest. look at the high temperatures today. you can see where the cold was all over the northeast. 48 in boston. 56 in d.c. but 77 in mississippi. 83 in dallas. 81 in wichita. and here comes that warmer air. we're going to get warm, and we're going to get warm in a hurry. overnight low temperatures on the cold side. 36 in gaithersburg. 39 down towards fredericksburg, and 34 in winchester. temperature

current temperatures right now you can see they are in the 50s, winchester already up to 63, gettingref/y clouds ou there as a little disturbance passes through. we could see a few more clouds this afternoon but those temperatures still on up and up. then they're dropping tonight. it's not going to be quite as chilly tonight as it was last night, but temperatures will be outside the beltway. looking good for your next four days. then we go into the weekend and looking good after that, maybe a slight rain chance sunday night into monday but otherwise beautiful into the weekend. >>> right now the fbi is looking for this man. there he is. they say that he robbed two d.c. banks. closer look there. these are surveillance photos from the robberies. there is a $5,000 reward offered for any information that leads to his arrest. the first robbery happened friday at a citi bank just inside the d.c. line on connecticut avenue northwest, then a suntrust down the street was robbed yesterday. the banks are just a mile apart. >>> d.c. mayor mere y'all v bowr is bringing in a lot of financial suppor

winchester at 63. elkens, west virginia, 58. the radar is quiet. it's sunny and just a few clouds off to the north of us. not going to amount to a lot. wind speeds between 10 to 18 miles per hour. that is adding an extra chill to the air. you will definitely feel it. outside tonight, if you have plans outdoors, grab a jacket. temperatures 10:00 in the middle 50's. we will fall in the 40's inside the beltway. cooler off to the north and west. and the latest on the frost watch. that is for parts of the area coming up in a few minutes. alison: okay. get the storm watch 7 weather app if you don't have it yet. it will be the kind of weekend you will want the forecast with you at all times. you can get updates on the chilly forecast. potential frost warnings that steve mentioned. simultaneously from the storm watch 7 weather team. jonathan: other news, a double murder investigation and a love triangle. alison: this all happened in lothian, maryland, where a husband and a girlfriend, who live with the couple are dead. suzanne kennedy at the annapolis cour

winchester, 43. chill in the mountains, closer to washington, nearby suburbs north and west, just in the mid-40s montgomery county, much of fairfax, northern virginia, much of maryland. frederick, chilly 43. around the bay, milder on the bay waters there, it is in the mid to upper 50s. inland away from the waters, clinton down to 46 in prince george's county. there is the jefferson memorial, washington monument, so clear this morning. we have got no humidity in the air. whoops. not that hot. 58. and then 69 by noon time. and 75 by midafternoon. my fingers got too happy on the keyboard when i made that. we have the rain now finally pulling east of the carolinas and the rain is no longer falling there. tidal flooding still a problem around times of high tide. all the counties in green surrounding the bay and the tidal potomac, including alexandria, water front. east potomac park, high water. beautiful color out on the mountains now. this was taken yesterday morning at sunrise overlooking the valley fro

that's one of the colder numbers we've seen. 41 in winchester. look at le ray. the first 30 i've seen on the map this season. 39 degrees down there toward le ray. 41 in frederick. a very cold start to the day. if the kids were at the bus stop this morning, they were definitely on the cool side for sure. that includes the kids at viers mill elementary school. i spoke to 90 of the kindergarteners. wanted to say tell held llo to them. 72 gaithersburg. 72 fredericksburg. 74 down toward martinsburg. on the radar, nothing to show. we're not going to see any rain or snow. all the kids today, they were definitely asking when we're going to see that first snowfall. trust me, still about a month are two off at least. satellite and radar. not much happening except the clouds coming through now. once again, not a lot of clouds but just enough to keep us on the warmer side. down to the south, that big area of low pressure that brought the rain to the carolinas is moving out to sea and will continue to move on out. as i mentioned, it will be cool night but not nearly as chill

winchester savings bank was robbed yesterday afternoon by a man with a gun. witnesses were able to describe the suspect to police, karen: and a state trooper is recovering this morning after an accident on the pike. the trooper was working a construction detail when a tractor trailer slammed into the back of his s.u.v. the trooper is being treated at mass general hospital. fugitive drug lord has reportedly escaped capture again and got hurt in the process. guzman broke out of prison through an underground tunnel in july and has been on the run ever since. mexican officials tracked the drug king pin to a northeast section of the country. suffered injuries to his face and leg. frank: commitment 2016. trump in tyngsborough. the republican presidential front-runner making a bay state stop within shouting distance of new hampshire. and trump certainly found a receptive crowd, our john atwater was there. donald trump: i love massachusetts. great people. john: he doesn't visit the state often but even in this democratic stronghold donald trump is boasting of his app

winchester fate native and former navy seal glen doherty died in the attack, providing security for the c.i.a. all day long, clinton has been fielding tough questions from lawmakers, demanding answers. >> joy: clinton testifying under huth about what she knew about the attack if libya. fox 25's justin gray explains why democrats are calling the investigation politically motivated. >> the reporter: far from a normal day on capitol hill with the crowds lining up for hours outside in the hallway, and a charged atmosphere inside this committee hearing room as hillary clinton testified about the deadly avilla that can in benghazi, where ambassador chris americans were killed. winchester resident glen tore diana was killed, the former navy steel was providing security to the c.i.a. on the day of the attack. >> madam secretary, i understand there are people frankly in both parties who have suggested that this investigation is about you. let me assure you it is not. >> but clintons and democrats allege the benghazi investigation is politically motivated. westmoreland pressed secretary clinton s

there will be a couple of showers, hagueers down, winchester, and coupler with -- cumberland. our friends across the divide, a rain or show shower possible. sunday morning, dropping in the 30s already. for tonight, clear skies, breezy and colder and no frost or freeze, 38 up to 48 and tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, breezy and cold and 38 to 55. the winds with us all day, northwest at 10 to 15 and in the afternoon sunny and breezy and chilly, and highs, 56 to 60. on the day planner, downtown temp, mind you, 49 at 9:00 and 54 at 11:00 and 56 at 1:00 p.m., okay. on sunday, the season will be cold, 57, and frost likely and a freeze likely north and west and cool on monday, 60, and the next 7 day, good news. gorgeous on wednesday and 74 and 72 on thursday and back in the upper 60s on friday. if you have a tee time tomorrow, you will not have a frost delay. if you have a tee time on sunday, you will have a frost delay. >>thank you, top. >>> democrats are waiting to hear if vice president joe biden will decided to run for president. the vice president has been reportedly consulting

winchester native glen doherty was one of those killed. his sister says she now knows clinton didn't tell the whole truth in the days after the attack. and we were trying to tell everybody we knew in benghazi and libya. >> reporter: a hearing on the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. the attack left four americans dead, including ambassador chris stephens and winchester native glen doherty. >> i have lost more sleep than all of you put together. >> reporter: clinton was hit hard about her e-mails. she said terrorists were to blame. but the white house was publicly saying it was a video that ignited the violence. >> tell your family it is a terrorist attack, not the american people. >> we were not making up the intelligence. we were trying to get it, make sense of it, and then to share it. >> no interest in their story getting out! >> >> reporter: glen doherty's sister upset over the revelations. >> this shows me a lot about her character. that she would choose in that moment, to basically, untrue. >> reporter: clinton faced tou

a nice warming trend. 72 in winchester tomorrow. looking at the metro, upper 60's for potomac. 68 in clinton. the other numbers to the southern maryland are 67 in charlotte hall. so a warmer trend. wednesday and thursday the mid-70's. by friday it's cooler. that is the forecast coming up in a bit. back to you. erin: all right. well, brashad brelan was one of the only good things about the redskins performance sunday. we have to talk about the bad. by that we mean kirk cousins. we hear from jay gruden on the quarterback after the break. >> for the fourth time, kirk cousins threw two interceptions in a game, the latest sunday in a loss to the jets. that brings the total to eight picks in six games. but that is not enough to convince gruden to make a quarterback change. after the game he stood by his man and blamed the wind for cousins's struggles. today gruden is asked if he is making too many excuses. >> i'm not trying to make excuses for anybody. it wasn't good enough for anybody. not kirk, myself or the offensive line or the coachi

frederick to winchester, manassas.dericksburg is 71. 63 and cooler in by the water and the by a. the outside skies are clear. a few high clouds. the coolest spots tonight are 39%. milder spot are 52. mid-70's for thursday. changes coming down the pike for the weekend. we talk about that and look at the marine corps marathon soon. alison: all right. thank you. developing now the f.b.i. and the secret service are building a case against a purported teenage hacker who claims to have hacked the e-mail of john brennan and jay johnson. he claims to be motivated by the opposition to the u.s. foreign policy and support for the palestinian. >> this is a great example of the vulnerability of everyone. you can have a big name and a big title. run a very important agency. still be hacked. just like the guys next door. alison: intelligence officials say no classified information was compromised. the hacker reportedly used a tactic called social engineering. where he tricked the e-mail provider into resetting a user password. jonath

the deadly 2012 raid took the life of winchester andrew brody. here's the report. >> reporter: hillary clinton entering her eighth hour of testimony. >> you said everybody else was responsible for everything else. what were you responsible for? >> i was responsible for sending chris stevens to benghazi as an envoy. i was responsible for supporting a temporary mission that we were constantly evaluating. i was responsible for quite a business, congressman. i was not responsible for specific security requests and decisions. >> reporter: but arguably the most heated exchange did not even involve the former secretary of state. >> i don't care if you extend by morse code, carrier pigeon, smoke signals. you need to make sure the entire record is -- >> it's and that's exactly what i want to the do. >> reporter: clinton spent the day mounting a passionate defense in her response to the americans dead. >> i would imagine i thought more about what happened than >> reporter: republicans insist the hear something not the part an witch-hunt. >> we're gonna pur

ambassador chris stevens and winchester native glenn doherty. cou -- critics call the investigation political. republicans say it has taken so long because it has been hard to get to the facts. testimony begins at 10:00. antoinette: thank you. years after the big dig, new problems discovered in boston' s tunnels. cracks and deteriorated nuts that hold up lights. if you are concerned as you head into the city, mass dot official says there are no safety concerns and they insist the support system ensures that lights will not fall on drivers. inspectors have found hundreds of faulty nuts on lighting fixtures. so far, 878 damaged nut have been discovered in the ted williams tunnel and anothers 49 also need to be replaced in the turnpike connector tunnel and the i-9 3 tunnel. all of the light inspections are expected to be completed by november. then it will take another six months to make all of the repairs. ther' e still not word on how emily: a former cheerleading coach is behind bars accuse of raping one of his students. nicholas john son worked

phil: arlington police have released this sketch to us of a robbery suspect, the winchester savings bank was hit earlier. arlington police have been working with people who witnessed it. there is the sketch. if you know anything, please call arlington police. >> now, sports center five with bob halloran. bob: the colts the patriots are going to blow them out. they are candy waiting to be crushed. the colts are so bad you do not need a metaphor. the -- they were beat i 116 points. >> it is a completely new team. we have a new team. it is another part of the season where you have to continue to try to improve. bob: this is the tom brady courtroom sketch. they have a broken cell phone. looks like the cookie already crumbled. instead of a half patriot without -- puff pastry without the puff, they went with deflate-cake. let' s see if on monday they are selling the we just got steamrolled crate. he catches the ball behind the defenders back. we have not seen that before. that is a catch. s life changed. his hockey career ended 11 seconds after it started. i loved how much -- i learned how muc

expect mid-40s if you're north and west of town. 45 in winchester. 47 leesburg. 46 in bo wie. we'll talk about another cold front heading our way and what that means to our weekend. >>> plus basketball and reality tv star lamar odom on life support tonight after being found unconscious at a las vegas brothel. >>> and the healing power of music. pink floyd's roger waters in d.c. tonight, teaming up with a band of special veterans. ♪ when was the last time you felt... free. it's time to uncover that feeling again. with the compassion and strength of a name... most accepted by top doctors and specialists. and the power of a card... that opens doors in all fifty states. giving you the freedom to love to dream to dance like no one is watching. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> police are investigating a terrifying sexual assault in the district. a woman said the suspect broke into her house yesterday on the eastern end of capitol hill. the victim live in the 1800 block of a street southeast. that location about a block away from the stadium armory metro station.

of sun and 67 degrees in most of the area and up to 69 for the high after that. 72 back toward winchester and it will be warmer as we have the warm air pushing in from the west and that will maintain itself as we make our way into the next couple of days, too. how about these temperatures over the next few days, tomorrow, 69 and 72 on your wednesday and 76 on your thursday and 63 on friday and we have another cool front that will cool things down thursday into friday, but we're not talking 30s or 20s anymore and we're not talking highs in the 50s. you get to 63. 63 with sunshine and we'll take that. how about the 70s? i'm excited about that. >> thank you, doug. we are, too. >>> we're still following several developing stories this afternoon. kris jenner opening up about lamar odom's condition and who the star is reportedly talking with and what he's doing in the hospital. >> plus a look inside the kennedy center honors for an kennedy center honors for an original king of comedy. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of t

cumberland, oakland, and i think between 8:00 and midnight tomorrow, showers are possible maybe winchesterulpeper, west of town. we're talking just a sprinkle and that's about it. so to tonight, clear, partly cloudy, cool, 46 to 54, wind out of the southwest at 10. by morning, mostly sunny with a cool start, rapid warmup, 68 by lunchtime and by afternoon, partly cloudy, still warm, some cloud come in late, but 80% of tomorrow will be mostly sunny, highs about 75 and wind still southwest at 10 ahead of the cold front. wind will turn northwest after midnight tomorrow. so on the day plane, 50s to start. these are downtown to start. 65 at 11:00, 72 at 1:00. almost picture perfect again. so behind the front, yeah, we're cooler on friday, 68. i think we can hand that and 71 on sunday. that's the best day of the week. next seven days. we have some showers on sunday. i mentioned this on twitter. we don't know the timing yet. some models have showers early on sunday and then gone in the afternoon. conversely, shower in the morning, gone at night. could affect the game. 70. mid-60 on monday. upper 6

near winchester and martinsburg and hagerstown. hopefully at skyline drive over the past weekend. headlines, clear skies. not as cold front. bus stop temperature at 34 to 38. you'll need a sweatshirt or something for yourself at the bus stop. you still need a jacket. but you will end up carrying a jacket home in the afternoon. wednesday the best of the week. warmer, almost picture perfect on wednesday. okay, there's no freeze advisories tonight because we've had that freeze warning and watch over the weekend. the growing season is over, so that's it. if you have potted plants, you can keep bringing them out in the day plan for tonight. okay, 6:30, we're looking at temperatures in the 60s tomorrow about 24 hours from now. so a pretty mild day going in the right direction. and 64 in leesburg and manassas. 6:30 tomorrow evening and 65 in frederick. for tonight clear skies, not as cold. 34 to about 44 with the light winds. and then by tomorrow morning, fantastic. i mean yes a cold start, but bright, brisk, mostly sunny. 34 to about 62 for temperatures. then by their afternoon, fantast

sara sidner for news winchester, oregon. thank you. >> so many shaken. the president of the united states visibly shaken and frustrated. this is the 15th time president obama since he has been in office that he has been forced to address the country after a gun related massacre. listen to him here. he challenges the american people and the news media to force a change to the nation's gun laws. >> somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being routine. the conversation aftin the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this. we talked about this after columbine and blacksburg and tucson and newtown and aurora and after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. and what's become routine, of course, is the response of those who oppose any kind of common sense gun legislation. right now, i can imagine the press release is being cranked out. we need more guns, they'll argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anybody really believe

. >> winchester native glen doherty died during the benghazi terror attack. new at 11:00, his sister quickly just spoke to cnn about the first time she met hillary clinton. >> i met her when we were at andrews air force base, and, you know, she spoke to my family the libyan people because they're uneducated and that breeds fear, which breeds violence and leads to a protest. and, you know, i remember thinking at the time, wow, you know, how selfish of me, i never really thought about the living people. i've been so consumed with my own grief and loss and concern and, you know, when i think back now to that day and what she knew, you know, it shows me a lot about her character that she would choose in that moment to basically perpetuate what she knew was untrue. >> quickly also says she felt clinton brushed off several questions today and did really give any firm answers about what happened the nate her brother died. >>> congressman paul ryan says house. it's an election he is almost certain to win. if he does, the 25-year-old would become one of the youngest h

manassas right now 64 at andrews. 70 at winchester. it's 73 in stanton this evening. the skies are fairly clear. we have a few high clouds. as you look across the region in the next day or so, warmer weather. we are starting off milder in the morning. we don't have a cold start. we are talking temperatures tomorrow. low to mid-70's. a nice-looking wednesday afternoon. thursday. warmth. a lot of sunshine. few scattered clouds. mid-70's once again. we will see a cold front drop across the area friday. there may be clouds with it. but honestly a nice stretch follows behind. even though the temperatures are dropping back, it will be relative. we have talking mid-60's. that is closer to average. 39 to 52 the coolest spot are the far western sebushes. 40 through most of the locals. low 50's downtown. sky view here. and look at the city later tonight. scattered high clouds for sure. as we head to dawn, the sun will start to come up across the horizon. probably 51 or so downtown. through the afternoon, blue skies, high clouds. all in all a nice day. check it out. 74 degrees f

these will get enhanced a little bit, and head's up around mart insburg and winchester.storms are starting to fire more here and this is where we will wait and see make its way out to the region and to the north, strong to severe storms and charleston and a lot of lightning there. our region, not a lot of lightning and we'll see if this does develop and we'll continue to watch tonight's storm team 4 and we'll have the latest on this and what comes after this in the forecast. >> all right. >>> something terrible happened at his house. the husband of a beloved alexandria music teacher testified today in the case of a suspected serial killer and today he took the witness stand and described how he got the word about the fate of his wife. charles severance is accused of killing ruthanne lodato and two other well-known

there is the rain now, moving in towards martinsburg and hagerstown and winchester area.e weather on our high resolution model here, carries the rain chances into northern maryland over the next hour or so. best chances for rain in the metro area 9:00 and 11:00. then drying out a touch. later on this afternoon, with the front going by, bubble up a spot shower or two later on today. most of our rain chances will be done by about lunch time and there after. best chances for rain in southern maryland come up later this afternoon on into this evening. big changes coming your way for the weekend. another cold front rolls in on friday afternoon. that allows temperatures to drop over the weekend. widespread killing freeze in the shenandoah valley by sunday morning. be ready for a chilly weekend. >> the woman who broadcast her drunk drive home was arrested. >> driving home drunk. let's see if i can drive. >> she gets a let's see if i can get a dui and she did. she apologized for her poor choices. thanks to 911 calls from people watching the periscope app, police arrested her with

kost the lives of four americans including the ambassador stevens and navy seal glenn doherty of winchester. repaves asked why clinton do more after stevens sent requests for more. >> no one ever came to me and said, "we should should down our compound in benghazi." >> i'm not saying shut it down. i'm saying protect it. >> reporter: clinton was asked about e-mail she sent to world leaders and her own family during and just after the attack where she said terrorists were to blame. telling the public and anti-islammic video sparked the familiar. >> i. >> you tell your families it's a terrorist attack but not the american pem. you tell the president of libya it's a terrorist attack and not the american people and you can tell the egyptian prime minister it's a ter ritt attack but -- terrorist attack but you can't tell your own people the truth. >> we're not making up the intelligence. we were trying to get it make sense of it and then to share it. >> reporter: you have no -- >> reporter: republicans and democrats on the committee also spent time eight tacking each other -- attack each ear. do.

right now 54 winchester in leesburg, middle 40's luray and culpeper. to the north, lower 50's and a bump over milder air to the west moves our way for the day tomorrow. the high pressure stays overhead. tonight, tomorrow, a cold front on the way tomorrow evening. that is when we drop temperatures, by friday, into the 60's for the daytime highs. the satellite radar, the action well to the west, the frontal system still a ways off. dry and sunny tomorrow morning. midday, clouds increase just a little bit. should stay dry. tonight, 50 degrees, the wind out of the southwest at about five miles per hour. tomorrow morning, a little cooler, especially around the suburbs, 46 college park, middle 40's bethesda and gaithersburg, low 40's further west into the mountains. therrow, the wind out of south southwest, warming nicely midday, upper 60's, 70 degrees. sunglasses, absolutely, you will need them. into the early afternoon. in the clouds increase as this cold front approaches from the north and west. that will hold off until later tomorrow night. once the cold

we are not going to see that for the day tomorrow. 51, winchester. lorraine at 54. culpeper at 53.appear police at 61. cold front just in the northwest area shaded in brighter blue. all this to the south overnight. wake-up tomorrow morning it will be a bit chilly although not super cold. more typical for this time of year. here's that cold front. clouds have started to increase. we will see partly cloudy sky first the rest of the overnight. but the clouds should be out of here. so as you head out the door a light sweater glasses, you'll need them. a little bit cooler western suburbs. columbia gaithersburg 49 degrees. here's that cold front as it moves on to the south. that cool air will spread in the mid atlantic. tomorrow the cooler temperatures will stick around into the day on saturday and then by sunday another cold front on the way. and that may trigger a few showers growing more confident for the marine corps marathon. we are going to look for temperatures that will quickly rebound. we'll see daytime highs in the middle to 60's. the sunshine will stick around. 64 degrees for

martinsburg and winchester. closer to washington and right around the beltway. just about 40 degrees. don't have any frost reports. it's in the upper 40s in the chesapeake bay. a calm wind this morning. no rain anywhere in the vicinity. clear and dry. army ten-miler this morning right there at the start line. it's just in 40s now. a clear chilly start. snipe throughout the race. a light wind. should be jumping into the 50s by the finish. by later today, too, for the taste of d.c. on pennsylvania avenue today, gorgeous weather for that sunshine right there on pennsylvania avenue. peaking in the low 70s this afternoon. if you're planning your own individual run or a bike ride, exercise, going hiking, a chilly start, wheel jump into the mid-50s by 9:00, mid-60s by noontime, got some beautiful autumn color too. if you plan on heading west, modern color. east of there this yellow zone here w're just getting a few isolated trees torning now. that's going to change here quickly. like this tree in dearwood. this photo taken yesterday morning by lisa seig. she posted on

the high yesterday was 78. 79 for a high winchester.rain is most likely between about 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. it's not going to rain the entire time. that's the time period where you could be dealing with rain. notice it's bringing in heavy rain during evening hours after sunset. here's your hour by hour this evening. as we track some scattered showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm. mid-70s. if you have dinner out, you might want to grab the umbrella. no, it's not going to be too chilly but it will start to turn cool as temperatures fall into the 60s. 9:00 still at balmy 71 degrees. pumpkin picking weather starting to look good. breezy during the morning hours. our high, only 67 degrees. noticeably cooler. probably want to have a light jacket as we work our way into the afternoon and early evening hours. we'll return to full sun on sunday. a high temperature of 73. columbus day looking nice. a high of 75. melissa is tracking a major accident on the beltway right now. what's the latest, melissa? >> a big problem on the beltway, we're waitin

>>daniel: now among the americans killed in the awack was winchester native and former navy seal glen door her tee. dorothy democrats are questioning the aim of the investigation and calling it a partisan attack on clinton. it begins at 10:00 and you can watch it on our livestream at myfoxboston.com. in the newsroom, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> clinton's performance at today's hearing will play a big role in the future of her presidential run, but right now she is on track to have the best month of her campaign. yesterday vice president joe biden confirmed would not run for the white house and clinton solidified her support with democrats. >>> boston bruins still winless at home. patrice bergeron took the ice hours after the birth of his first child. bergeron scores this goal to tie the game at 2 after the first period. to overtime, 4-4, the flyers with the power play. girard ripping it home the one-timer. philly wins it 5-4. bruins had just one point at home so far this year. >>> congratulations to the red raiders of watertown high. the school's field hockey team made history with

we have cool down to 48 winchester, 50 andrews, 51 fredericksburg. maryland,, southern lexington park. there is warmer air out there, arriving tomorrow. it will stick around wednesday, thursday. a cold front friday will likely trigger showers and thunderstorms. beautifulalso bring a weekend. 71 degrees in louisville, middle 60's indianapolis, 58 charleston. the high-pressure rebuilding across the mid-atlantic. mainly clear skies right now. most of the action, the rain continues to fall across north carolina, south carolina. good news here -- most of this will be out of here the next 24 hours and will begin to dry out and they can clean up in the process will begin to rebuild for columbia and the areas hit so heavy and hard with the heavy 25 inches. 52 degrees overnight low, cooler in the north and west. upper 40's. the wind out of the north at five. the futurecast, as we wake up tomorrow, lots of sunshine through the mid day into the early afternoon. sunshine continues with clouds across garrett county, allegheny, washington counties, the panhandle o