here is some of the pictures you sent in to burst dot com slash wjla. this is seargent major and mrs michael mac. just keep sending them in.. and we will - becoming windy today - dry weekend - chilly saturday, milder sunday - much of the area abnormally dry - we need rain! today: mostly sunny. few pm clouds. windy. highs: 58-64 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold & breezy. lows: 30-39 wind chill: 25-29 saturday: mostly sunny. unseasonably cool. highs: 49-54 winds: wnw 5-15 mph top retailers-- friday. and bargain hunters may want to get that turkey dinner to go. the details coming up. plus... we are honoring our veterans this morning. here is some of the pictures you sent in to burst dot com slash wjla. just keep sending them in.. and we will but this doesn't mean we shirk our responsibilities. we learned a lot, courtesy of leaked emails. it was revealed clinton foundation activities were sometimes not very charitable. oftentimes, foreign governments had to make donations to the foundation in order to get of state hillary clinton. it's o

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/wjla. larry: this morning, a trip through the district like you have never taken before. what is it like underneath the anacostia river? why is this newly completed project more important than you might think? nonstop election coverage just i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business after my husband passed away. eople together, set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask autria: autria:it was only -- autria: it was only a 6 -- 2.5 mile journey, but it took a long time to complete. this video takes you a full way. the recent tunnel begins 100 under the metro green line before connecting with another channel near poplar point. it's part of the d.c. water clean river project aimed at the decontamination of the highly poll

go to burst.com/wjla. click high school football button. the photos may be featured in the high school sports final tonight at 11:30 on newschannel8. should be good. kick off at 7:00. larry: great rivalry. alison: it is. erin: hopefully the other team can bounce back to even it out. alison: thank you. larry: thanks. alison: well, coming up next on the veterans day. the program in maryland trying to help veterans wh hard times, avoid ending up in jail. larry: continuing to thank our veterans tonight like garland mason seen here receiving the bronze star. alison: thanks, too, to sergeant first class robert ellis, vietnam veteran. they were shared with us on burst.com/wjla. share pictures with us as well. larry: troubling numbers for those who just graduated college. they are way down with $30,000 of student debt. but more than half of the graduates are working in jobs that don't require a degree. some employers say they can't fill the high-paying vacancies because they can't find workers with the right skills to do them. in north carolina, co

go to wjla dot com voting sites. early voting in maryland is now closed but not before a record turnout. take a look at the numbres. after eight straight days of voting, a total of 871 thousand-828 people cast their ballot in maryland. that more than doubles what we saw four years ago that number back in 20-12 - just over 430-thousand polls were supposed to close at 8pm last night, but if you were in line by then you could still vote. in landover, there night. more than 1 in 5 eligible voters in maryland have already cast their ballots. democrats out numbered republicans in early voting by a nearly 3 to 1 count. happening today - some prince george's county residents are anxiously awaiting to find out if they will be homeless. a hearing about an the going utilities fight at the lynnhill condominiums is set for this afternoon. our suzanne kennedy has been following this story. she's live in temple hills with more. we should learn more today about the crisis involving neonatal intensive care unit. hospital officials ha

you can still upload pictures at burst.com/wjla. lindsey mastis joins us lindsey: we have gotten so many heartwarming photos of the veterans. these are a few. we have christina pearson who took a selfie. wendy jacob is showing photos of her and her father in uniform. she said her father is a world war ii vet. this is a picture of 100-year-old frank a navy vet. rank tarkenton. a navy vet. he witnessed the atomic bomb this is jack. he is a world war ii vet and here he is visiting his parent which are world war i vets. this is a picture of irene england, a world war ii female air force service pilot. i wanted to show this photo. this is me and my pop who is turning 85 left month. he learned carpentry in the air force my entire family, everyone except me, of course, went into construction and real estate. so we want to thank all the veterans today for their cos own families. back to you. jonathan: thank you so much. still ahead at 4:00, a wounded warrior gets a special presence on veterans day. i'll have that story coming up. alison: wh

we've compiled the hours for all the major stores in our area on wjla dot com. well-- it was a thanksgiving game to remember. redskins thanksgiving game to remember. redskins quarterback kirk cousins played out of his mind...throwing for 449 yards and three touchdowns. and it still wasn't enough.. pick it up, two minutes left in the game. skins playing catch up since early in the game.. cousins hits tight end jordan reed for his second behind, 31 to 26. it all came down to this onside kick... but.... the ball goes out of bounds. heartbreak for the redskins falling on the road to the cowboys, 31 to 26. here is reaction from the players. the redskins fall to 6-4-1. the cardinals. coming up. the president elect is enjoying a long holiday weekend. but there are new reports that he has also checked out of another importnt the details.. coming up. trt 10 kentucky. the latest on the victims.. and the search for the gunmen. plus, a holiday surprise. a kidnapped california woman is found safe. now police say they are searching for the people who took her. the details.. c

stay with abc-7 and wjla-dot-com. stop coming up. a motorcylce rider attacked on camera. but this was no case of road rage. we'll tell you what prompted this violent congrontation. we are following breaking news in chinatown.. where police are investigating a shooting. we'll have a live update coming up a little later. we're non stop, we've gotta have our extra protein. oikos triple zero greek non fat yogurt has 15 grams of protein. zero added sugar, zero artificial sweetener and zero fat. and zero holding me back! oikos triple zero. be unstoppable. mmm dannon - seasonable end to the work week - chilliest air of the season saturday - supermoon sunday night today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. breezy early. highs: 60-64 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear. lows: 36-47 winds: sw to w 5 mph to calm highs: 60-65 over-- now the planning begins. more on the inauguration preparation going on right now in the district. plus, the night is dark and full of spoilers. game of thrones fans may want to steer clear of some websites. attention is about to focus on the presidential

we have a link so you can find out if your dehumidifier is on the list at wjla dot com. just five days before the presidential election and hillary clinton and donald trump are making this a referendum on each other's character. clinton addressed one of her largest crowds wednesday night in arizona. trump hit the ground in front of enthusiastic florida crowds. lana zak is in washington with the latest and as election day approaches-- early in maryland today is the last day for voters who want to cast their ballot early. polling locations will be open from 8am to 8pm. after that-- voters will have to wait for tuesday.. election day. coming up. a neo-natal unit shut down again- coming up. a neo-natal unit shut down again- babies are exposed to a dangerous bacteria. the latest on the troubling discovery inside prince george's hospital center. plus, showstopping performances at last night's cma awards. we'll show you some of the biggest - nice november weekend partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and warm. stray afternoon shower possible. highs: 71-81 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 30 m

seven is on your side, helping you check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. developing now.. stunning new developments related to the kidnapping of a south carolina woman.. police now believe her captor may be a serial killer.. responsible for up to seven murders. mark remillard has more. new revelations on what that killed six people.. federal investigators have ruled out mechanical failure. the grandson of school bus driver glenn chappel says his grandfather had a history of seizures.. and he took medicine to control them. a howard county police report shows chappell was involved in a crash consciousness, and lost control of his car. the report says he was on seizure medication then. chappell's license had lapsed, because he failed to turn in medical certification. developing now.. investigators are trying to find out what caused an explosion and fire that destroyed an apartment building in arizona. it happened saturday night. everyone got out of the building safely.. including a pregnant woman and some children.

complete coverage of this election and the president elect's plan for his first 100 days -- log on to wjla dot com. we are followin a manhunt is underway after police say at a gunman opened fire on a car full of people, including an infant. it happened last night near jacksonville. police say 4 people were shot, including that infant. two women died. one man and the baby suffereded non-life threatening injuries. the gunfire also wounded another woman. police say the shooting may be connected to a dispute involving the victims earlier in the day-- but they don't know for sure. developing now.. police are searching for three suspects in connection with a double stabbing at the wheaton metro and 16.. were stabbed around three yesterday afternoon. they were taken to the hospital, and are expected to survive. it's not clear what led up to the assault. but police say the suspects and the victims knew each other. the attack has riders on edge. police were able to identify one of the suspects, using surveillance video. but so far.. no one's coming up. a powerful quake rocks new zealand. now a seri

send us your photos to bur st.com/wjla or tweet us. we will be showing the pictures on your tomorrow to honor all of our veterans. >> i love seeing all of the pictures. get them to us. >> sunday is a big day for national harbor. there are lighting mayor tree. it will be very festive and bright most of you another tree lighting is at will start very early in the day. they have santa claus, music, everything. we want to congratulate the winner of the national tree lighting contest. bill cheeck from arlington, virginia. he was able to come and pick up his tickets the other day. congratulations to you. he is surprising is girlfriend. oops! i just said it. degrees on sunday in the afternoon. it will be the warmest day for our weekend. things are going to be cooling off rather rapidly, lighter wind should help. 45 degrees by 8:00. for the tree lighting, it will get a little chilly. that kicks off at 6:30. fireworks, everything, come out, please come and get a chance to meet me. i would love to talk to you. the winds this morning are out of t

burst.com/wjla tell us where you took the ima we have a cloudy evening. we will settle for 50 in the city. the future cast shows the the afternoon, there is plenty of sunshine. 76, 77 for a high. thursday, the winds strengthen a bit. as we head to the midday and the early afternoon hours. late afternoon the clouds increase ahead of the cold front. we get close to 80 on thursday. much-needed rain will move in the area for thursday night. that will clear out overnight. back to sunshine, breezy and chilly weather all 76 tomorrow. there is a 60% chance of thunder in the afternoon. a quick look at the election day weather. this looks good. no meteorological reason not to get out to make your vote. we want to show you video of the white house. there we go. president barack obama, his time in office coming to an end. look at the boy who turned the fact to a clever costume for the white house halloween event. another boy dressed as obama with white obama said i am not that gray. c'mon now! jonathan: very creative. michelle: bucket list status. trick-or-treating a

scott: if you are going to the game or any high school football game, send us your burst.com/wjla. click high school football button. the photos may be featured in the high school tonight. one more look. this place is ready to go. robert, it will be a good one. see you later. robert: all right. thank you. it's always a good night if you can barely hear scott talk. every friday almost. jonathan: there is nothing better than a great high school rivalry. robert: we love it. alison: nice it's not too cold i thought you'd say you were in high school two weeks ago. jonathan: i didn't need to. you took care of it yourself. alison: all right. thank you, robert. well, if you are looking for the holiday cheer, look no further than six flags. seriously. for the first time ever the amusement park will host one of the biggest christmas displays in the washington area. more than 5,000 lights will illuminate the park at night elves. there is a live show and trip to santa's workshop. >> there is nothing like this in the d.m.v. six flags america is the only place to walk through gorgeous christmas

upload your holiday pics to burst.com/wjla or tweet us at hashtag today we're gonna be comparing the roll formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! -holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. you don't have to wait until black friday to make a strong decision. find your tag and get 20% cash back, or, get 0% financing for 72 months you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. your thanksgiving meal? happening today - it's the 41st annual alexandria turkey trot 5-k. and if you haven't registered there is still time! in-person at george washington middle school in alexandria. the race starts at nine this morning. road closures in the area begin at seven this morning, and will last until noon today. toss to eileen - a few mor

stay with abc seven and wjla dot com for updates as soon coming up - a fight to the finish. five days before the election - and a new poll is out with numbers in key battleground states. where hillary clinton and donald trump stand. and leave that coat at home. another summer like day that could break records. how hot it will get today, coming up next. time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you want a piece of cake? you can't break me. switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, this is the final week to get our best offer ever. - dry & mild for election day today: am patchy fog. partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and warm. stray afternoon shower possible. highs: 71-81 winds: sw to nw 10-15 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool and breezy. lows: 49-54 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph friday: mostly sunny. breezy and cooler. highs: 60-64 winds: nnw 10-20 g 30 mph co

seven is on your side, helping you and your family fight crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. bill cosby will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom today, for a key pretrial hearing. attorneys for the embattled entertainer will try to get sexual assault charges against him dismissed. the judge will also determine if a previously sealed deposition by cosby can be used at trial. cosby's attorneys also want the women accusing him to take competency and memory tests. closing arguments begin today in the rolling stone defamation trial. on monday - the judge presiding over the case threw out a critical part u-v-a dean "nicole eramo" claimed that the article defamed her by implication, but the judge dismissed that. the defamation case centers around a now retracted 20-14 article about a gang rape on u-v-a's campus. today, montgomery county is getting ready for snow! it will be all hands on deck, as crews run an all-day test of the county's snow fleet. plow operators will drive their routes on more than five thousand miles of road, to simu

tell us at wjla dot com slash vote now... the good morning washington team is out on the roads - and at the airport, getting you ready. we begin our team covarage with sam sweeney, live at reagan national airport. sam toss to from a distance it looks like a reality longtime allies, and t-v executives -- all parading in front of cameras at trump tower in new york. but they weren't there to be fired -- they were there hoping to be hired. president-elect donald trump is interviewing them for jobs in his administration. among monday's candidates -- ex-texas governor rick perry and former house speaker newt gingrich. it's unclear whether any appointments will be announced before thanksgiving. meanwhile -- trump is also laying out trump is vowing to withdraw from the transpacific partnership and cancel restrictions on american energy. but -- trump is also backing off one of his key campaign promises -- to build a wall along the u-s border with mexico. happening today.. d-c mayor muriel bowser will discuss her next steps for improvi

the fine viewers are sending beautiful fall images to burst.com/wjla. this is the arlington image filled with the beautiful colors. point of interest. 68 degrees. seven degrees above average with a high te ticks below average. the clouds will roll in. the cloud cover combining with that. sunrise tomorrow, the showers are moving in. period of showers overspreading the metro area at times for the rush hour. tail end of the rush hour tomorrow. across the cold front to ohio. kentucky, southeast and indiana. northwest pennsylvania to move across michigan and detroit to ontario canada. that rain area is headed this way. it could move through. we don't have enough rainfall since september 1. we have showers left over. it will clear out late with the gusty winds drier and the cooler air. the rain we are expecting between now and 8:30, we are 70% chance of rain tomorrow. clear and breezy. veterans say is gorgeous. 62. sunshine and 49 for a high. milder on sunday. next week is fine as well. back to you. jonathan: redskins off a bye week. they have big when they p

from new appointments - all the latest developments for you on air and online at wjla dot com. happening today.. fox news anchor megyn kelly's memoir is being released. jummy olabanji is here with more. the memoir is called "settle for more." in it, she discusses her long-running feud with donald trump. she says they're on better terms now, ever since their meeting last summer.. which she calls their "trump tower accords." in the book, kelly also talks about after anchor gretchen carlson filed a lawsuit, saying he sexually harassed her. kelly says he harassed her too. ailes denies the allegations. kelly will speak live with george stephanapoulis this morning.. on "good morning america." the show airs here on abc-seven, beginning at seven a.m. a driver accused of hitting a mother and baby in a crosswalk, will make his first court appearance today. the incident happened over the summer in le pushing her 5-month-old son in a stroller when they were hit. the child was killed. the mother was seriously hurt. now - months later - john miller has been indicted on charges of involuntary

check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. today police will be at washington circle and 23rd street in northwest d.c.. enforcing traffic safety laws. this is part of the "street smart" campaign, which runs through november 27th. drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians who violate those laws can face fines of up to 500 dollars. last november and december, there were more than 550 crashes in the d.c. area involving pedestrians. that's 21-percent higher than update on the development of "the wharf" neighborhood in southwest d.c. officials, including mayor muriel bowser, will hold a news conference at 11 a.m. they'll unveil new renderings, and a map of the water taxi system. the wharf will consist of shops, restaurants, condos, and office spaces. the development will run along the waterfront for nearly a mile. the grand opening is set for next october. we are just eight days away from thanksgiving and airlines are lowering fares and making it easier to keep track of your luggage. john gonzalez is live at reagan national with m

vote at wjla dot com slash vote now.. and for more on how trump is working to get his team in place - let's go live to janai norman in beyond the protests - there is also an to the election. in silver spring.. someone wrote "trump nation" and "whites only" on the signs at the episcopal church of the church was cutting some of its spanish-language services. the messages were also penned on the wall of the parish's memorial garden. the church is home to a large number of immigrants. the church is calling on the president-elect and those who voted calling on the president-elect and those who voted acts of violence and hate happening right now - the search is on for at least three people involved in a stabbing at the wheaton metro station. sam sweeney is there with more. we are following breaking news in underway after police say at a gunman opened fire on a car full of people, including an infant. it happened last night near jacksonville. police say 4 people were shot, including that infant. three people died - two women and

share your pictures by logging on burst.com/wjla. the news or head to our website, wjla.com, and you can check the ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ?? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ?? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy michelle: boy, this is the strongest earthquake in more than three decades in central italy. more than two dozen people were hurt in the 6.6 magnitude earthquake. there was an intense shaking from earlier this year. jonathan: the calls from inside the orlando nightclub during the massacre this summer, the gunmen was cryptic about what was going on inside while pledging allegiance to isis. >> you are speaking with a person who pledges allegiance to the islamic state. >> can you tell me where you are right now so i can get you some help? >> no. >> >> -- tell me what you did, please? jonathan: a florida judge ordered the release of the tapes. many families testified at a hearing expressing frustration about the lack o

wjla in washington, d.c. takes on the national topic of the opioid epidemic with michelle marsh. she talks with former speaker of the house newt gingrich, former obama advisor van jones and former congressman patrick kennedy. what can your congressmen do to help stop this epidemic? starting at 4:00 p.m. >> jim: almost 3 million top loading washing machines made by march of 2011 showing you a couple of examples here. there have been more than 700 reports of this happening. starts with excessive vibration and in the worst cases the thing breaks apart, the top comes off. one person suffered a broken jaw. if you have one of these machines you can get a repair or rebate. the company is also recommending in the meantime to use only the gentle cycle. we've got all that information on 3l coming up tonight on "news 3 live at seven." voting in tuesday's election is a right to all americans. but many southern nevadans especially new residents can't vote at all. at seven, the miscommunication that is keeping them from the polls. >> jim: an animal attack at a retirement community. the unlikel

we will also stream it online at wjla.com and on our wjla news app. new this morning. a drug bust at west point military academy lands several cadets in serious hot water. military investigators say the six cadets are all seniors and are all charged under military law with conspiracy to distribute controlled substances. they did not specify what kind of drugs were involved. one of the cadets-- jaelen gadson-- is from alexandria. they are all now suspended pending investigation. just getting started. election fallout. thousands protest against donald trump over the weekend-- and not all of the demonstrations ended peacefully. whats next for demonstrators vowing to fight on. plus, amid protests donald trump moves forward as he builds his white house cabinet. and in a new interview-- he speaks on his vision for a very different america. the details.. coming up. - cool start to the week, warmer (mid 60s) late week - shower chances today (pm) and tomorrow (am) - another big cool down late weekend today: increasing clouds. cool with a few showers developing late this afterno

sign up for our abc text alert, on wjla dot com. dot com. donald trump - attacking virginia governor terry mcaulliffe during what turned into an loudoun county. trump urging people to get out and vote. this as virginia re-emerges as a battleground state. today both campaigns will be hitting the commonwealth hard as they are in the final stretch to election day. elizabeth hurr is live in northwest with more on what we can expect virginia senator and clinton running mate, tim kaine -- returns to his home campaigh. he has rallies scheduled at seven-30 at george mason university in fairfax... and at 9-30 in richmond. for more final check of the pulse of virginia voters before election day. a new poll from the commonwealth comes out in less than 15 minutes, at six a-m. we'll update you as soon as the results comein. abc-7 is your home for complete coverage on election night. we'll have crews all across our area tuesday -- and reporters with the trump and clinton campaigns in new york. plus - wall to wall coverage on newschannel 8 starting at seve

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we will be sharing the photos and you can send them to burst.com/wjla. orotate jonathan: symbol of the national strength, the bald eagle right now in orange county, florida. these are live pictures. somehow a bald eagle got stuck in a sewer drain. they have been working for a while now to try to free it. at one point a friend bald eagle was circulating waiting for the bald eagle to come about to come down. if we give it a few more seconds maybe it will pop out. it looks like they are getting ready to lift out of there. all right. wait, let's see. is it happening now? we will keep an eye on it. as soon as it happens we will play it for you. maureen: when the eagle flies we will be there. what is going on today? doug: chilly. typical autumn weather but it's nice. tomorrow at this time it will be. windy and chilly for a spell. lapse at bull run elementary school at centreville, virginia. through the day, nothing but sunshine. high clouds and jet con trails overhead. that is that. tonight is clear and crisp in centreville and parts around the area here with

the town hall will be hosted by wjla tv in washington dc. discussion. it starts at 4:00 p.m. >> krystal: we hope you tune in to news 3 and our special election day coverage. that's going to start at 4:00 on channel 33, cox cable six for the cw and here on news 3. jeff gillan and john treanor on the democratic side. gerard ramalho and denise rosch covering the republicans. again that coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. >> michelle: police asking for your help in what they're called a drug-related murder that happened in the valley just before 2:00 on saturday afternoon. pines and twain. metro says two men walked into a home, struggled with the victim and shot him in the head. they got away before officers arrived. at this point officers are interviewing the victim's roommate and girlfriend. they're also waiting for a warrant to search the home. police are looking for two suspects in connection to the purchased. anybody with information is urged to call crime stoppers. >> krystal: this presidential election has been comedy gold. and jeanne moos takes a look at s

wjla in washington, d.c. takes on the national topic of the own yid epidemic with moderator michelle marsh who will talk with former speaker of the house newt gingrich, former obama what can your congressman do to help stop this epidemic? catch all this on news3lv.com. it starts at 4:00 p.m. >> krystal: the lights are back on at the paris las vegas. we're learning more about what happened and why that power was out for 12 hours. >> michelle: i know. boy it was long day for those people. news 3's craig fiegener is live on the strip just outside the paris. you and i were talking earlier, craig, i mean, this was not a little thing. this was a really big entire history, the caesars entertainment company, they own several properties on the strip, they've never had where the entire property went dark because of a power failure. take a look behind me. paris las vegas. the doors are open. the lights are back on. what a difference 12 hours makes. for much of the day yesterday, in fact into early this morning, this pla

wjla tv in washington dc discusses what happened on election day and why. and we want to know if you feel like your voice was heard. we'll have jonathan elliott, scott thuman, lisa fletcher. they're on the panel of experts to discuss this. tune in. you can watch it on news3lv.com. starts at 4:00 tomorrow. >>> coming up on "news 3 live polls in big numbers here at home and nationwide. we've been watching all those polling places. >> krystal: we're wondering is election day on pace to break records? we're live at local polling sites around town. >> michelle: and "saturday night live" is all over -- well the race for the white house has been all it it. hilarious highlights. boy they've had a lot to work >> michelle: right now on "news 3 live at 12:30," breaking news. the trump campaign filed suit against clark county and the judge has made a decision. we're going to explain what all critical choices in the hands of local voters. who will lead our country? who will take power in congress? are people turning out in big numbers? we're live from local polling stat

. -- burst.com/wjla. thank you for the sacrifices you have made to keep us all safe. today as you serve our country, includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. autria: this veterans day, many national chains are offering freebies and deals. the green turtle, bob evans, chilies, offering deals from a free menu. veterans can get a free appetizer or dessert. outback steakhouse and ruby tuesday are offering special deals. and that i half they can grab some special pancakes. we are checking in with more in about 10 minutes. right now we want to get a check how many layers you need to wear. veronica: it is breezy, kind of a windy afternoon coming our way. hang onto your hats, guys and women. temperature starting off in the 40's. 30's into the west in d.c., rising as the sun comes up. it is right around this time, 2:00, 3:00 when a cold front comes continues to pick up. a fairly light wind going i

there's a gorgeous fall color burst.com/wjla. julie: taking you into virginia, first off, interstate 95 coming inbound, this is where we had the accident activity. apparently what we happened was a truck -- what happened was a truck lost part of its load of marble on the highway. in the merge area there squeezing by to the right. pushing fortfr topside, outer loop, continuing westbound, a 20 minute commute out of college park headed towards 270. this is where we had the crash, fire and rescue units are on the scene. live pictures in our next report with the 20 minute backup continuing from college park towards 270. think about randolph road north of the highway as an alternate. update that ride on the top stretch of the beltway. autria? autria: we are on your side this morning with a new scam in the area. first, a woman found clinging to >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: this is a live look at wrigley field, and chicago. in a couple of hours the parade will begin first championship since 1908. mo

stick with wjla on air, online, and on social media for our around-the-clock coverage and updates as soon as they happen. larry: november is national adopt a senior pet month. on a huge scale, heart. once a dog becomes a resident, they have a loving home for life. they have about 20 permanent residents. >> we only take in dogs that are 12, 15 years and older. our mission is to make their end-of-life as wonderful and is full of love as possible. larry: the dogs and cats live in a comfortable, spotless environment, spending supervised time in a fenced in field on the money, go to housewith aheart.com. we will have more after 7:00. veronica: that is so sweet. autria: doesn't your heart just sing just a little bit there? kidd: right around the holidays, people want to get puppies, they seem so cute and perfect, but senior dogs can make great animals. larry: veronica: exactly. this is not the time of year to leave your pet outside for any stretch of time. these will be our coldest stretch is temperatures going back to march. [laughter] autria has her own cheering section. this is her type

about a year ago i went through a transition coming to my new home here at wjla. a lot of the viewers who used to watch me at that other station that i do not think of you and your generosity, your kindness. i hope that you have a safe, happy, and wonderful thanksgiving. >> i am faithful for my family, my friends, my health, my wonderful coworkers, and all of you who wake up every morning at good morning washington. >> i am thankful for my family, my friends, my good health, a job that i love. my photographewh is shooting this, and the love of my life, my new baby girl. >> the list is so long, but i have to start off by saying my mama and my daddy. without them, i would not be here. of course my husband, the love of my life, my doggie, all of my wonderful coworkers. when you wake up to come to work at 3:00 in the morning, you have to love the people you work with, and i absolutely adore watch abc 7 and newschannel 8. larry: we want to thank the crew for putting those together. we have more of those coming up. real quickly, -- kidd: real quickly, we want to show yo

good morning washington" is celebrating our veterans so be sure to send us our photos to burst.com/wjla. or you could tweet us with a #gmwvets. we will honor the service members tomorrow at 4:24. the team will be here then on "good morning washington." alison: tonight at 6:00, a unique moment for veterans. teenagers. the pog of the greatest generation spending one-on-one time with students. the life changing lessons for both young and old. plus inside president-elect donald trump's first 100 days plan. the second thing he is planning that now has federal workers a bit on edge. larry: time for a check of the roads. sullivan is on traffic watch. jamie: 95 in maryland is a rough spot for us now. take a look at how heavy we 17 miles per hour. that is the average. right at 212. we have a crash taking out three of the right lanes. two lanes to the left get by but it is still bumper to bumper. the b.w. parkway, if you are thinking of using that, it is bumper to bumper as well. either way you go. route 29 is a good option if you live in laurel. use it as an alternate. you can see the brake ligh

you can share the weather picture with us by going to burst.com/wjla. we share your pictures throughout the day and the newscast. they are proposing to require auto makers to put labels on the sun rises with the instruction on how to file safety complaints. nhtsa said it didn't have enough people to thoroughly analyze the 75,000 complaints last year citing a lack of funding. jonathan: sad day. the man who invented the big mac has died. mcdonald's quintessential sandwich. he was 98 years old. they sold it in union town 50 years ago. two all beef packages, pickles, onions, on sesame seed bun. the officials resisted the idea at first. didn't go nationwide until 1968. like he had to fight to get it done. michelle: wow! icon now. all right. fixture at american university for 28 years. the eagles volleyball coach has been the driving force behind numerous championships. but to some players he is more than a coach. he is a father figure. here is robert burton with the coach of the week. robert: barry goldberg built a volleyball dynasty at american university.

send your fall foliage images to burst.com/wjla. tell where you say you take the image. right now it is comfortable. it does not feel like early november. to tell you the truth early november last year was warmer than this early november has been. warmer for longer, too. 7859 reagan. manassas, 77. fredericksburg, 78. 78 in culpeper. hagerstown at 72. we set a record at reagan national. hit 83 degrees. breaking the record of 80 in 1974. no winner at washington dulles and . the existing records. we have had a few showers and we have more. the satellite and radar shows the area of shower relong the cold property. the heaviest area that might hold together. through charlottesville and south of fredericksburg. there is a chance of shower south of the region. everybody will clearing out overnight. high pressure clearing in be especially after sunshine tomorrow. we have sun the entire day as the forecast takes over. it will be sunny and breezy but chilly with the highs in the upper 50's to 60 degrees. the weekend outlook is sweet to me. a lot of sunshine and temperatures where

snap a picture and upload it to burst.com/wjla. alison: some rain moving in the area could make it hard to see the moon, at least around here. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has a check of the forecast. what do you think the chances are, doug? doug: locally slim and none for a good view of that because of the cloud cover and the rain that is indeed m chilly, 53 degrees. tomorrow night the sun will rise later tomorrow night. tomorrow night is fairly clear. it won't be the super moon but it will be close to it. so you might get a good view tomorrow night at moon rise time. 553 in -- 53 in the capital. we have rain moving slowly. if you look farther south it's fairly steady but the light rain moving slowly north and northeast. that is the pattern through moving more quickly north and northeast. so we have the chances of rain and we will get back to sunshine tomorrow afternoon. weekend and some big changes in the temperatures again. this roller coaster coming back to town for the thermometer. we'll talk about in about nine

send us your pictures to burst.com/wjla. it's not just because the leaves trees but because it is not going to be that warm outside much longer that we are urging you to send pictures as soon as you can. stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill has details about the big chill on the way. doug: a lot of leaves are blowing off the strees saturday and sunday because of a strong cold front. at the moment it's delightful. late afternoon sunshine. clear skies. 61 in hagerstown, leesburg and fredericksburg. 62 in annapolis. capital. once the sun goes down at 4:53, the temperatures are dropping quickly. we are in the lower 60's. by 7:00 we are in the upper 40's. we slide to the mid-to-upper 30's in most areas by tomorrow morning. through the they tomorrow, nothing but sunshine. look at this. late afternoon is near 70 degrees. by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, i'll be out at tysons. christmas tree lighting. big deal we do every year with the i heart radio. santa will steve rudin will be here and i'll be there and talk about what a beautif

thank yo contest for the fourth and the final week of the fall foliage contest here at burst.com/wjla. tomorrow evening we will pick the fourth and final winner. "good morning washington" starting bright and early, 4:25 is when the show begins on friday morning. during the show we will announce the winner and show you the picture that wins. we'll send you momentos from the stormwatch7 center. this is what we outside now. it's beautiful. we are in the 70's across the a very pleasant wednesday evening ahead. future cast shows changes beginning tomorrow morning. we have plenty of sunshine to start the day. the winds will be out of the southwest and mild. temperatures will climb quickly. mid-to-late morning the clouds will roll in from the west. this model has the showers moving in the metro around 3:30. the actual cold front with more showers and thunderstorms possible 7:00 to 7:30. just like that, tomorrow night it clears o and drier air. so we go to 80% chance of showers tomorrow afternoon. sunny and breezy and only 57 on friday. saturday and sunday are delightful. low 60's. beautiful

particularly if you live in metropolitan area, wjla is not covering the state legislature. we're all in politics so we probably know who our state legislature is, but many people don't. what democrats have fallen victim two, there have been two waves in the last four years, 2010 and 2014, with them nobody knows who their state legislature s they see a d and r. they wipe out the d's and bring in the r's. with president trump if there is a bad midterm in 2018 or bad midterm in 2022, you will see more democrats than republicans. it's not because democrats don't care about it. i think we can always invest more in down ballot. i think democrats a lot of times don't realize the power of state houses. particularly our donor base doesn't realize the power of state houses. what i would say is it's not as much you don't care, it's just that voters don't know who they are and they see and d and r. when the r wave comes there will be more r's. nathan: my mind is twisted enough i'm already looking forward to the 2018 elections. ty: go to hell. nathan: it's going to be huge. stick with "

wjla is not covering state legislature. we're all in politics so we know who our state legislature is. many people don't. i think democrats fall victim to there have been two waves in the last four years, 2010 and 2014. and with them, nobody knows who their state legislator is. so they see d and r. they wipe out the ds and bring in the rs. with president trump, bad midterm in 2018 or bad midterm in 2022. you will see more dems and republicans. not just don't democrats care, we can invest more in down ballot. democrats a lot of times don't realize the power of statehouses, particularly our donor base, often doesn't realize the power of statehouses, what i would say, not as much as you don't care. just voters don't know who they are. they see a d and r. when the r wave comes, there will be more rs. >> my mind is twisted enough that i am already looking forward to the 2018 elections. >> go to hell. [laughter]. >> thing santa claus, it will be huge. i wear a couple different hats. please stick with "roll call" and politics cove

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