news 4's own pat collins has en in woodbridge all morning long listening. are folks talking about? >>> well, nowhey're talking about the redskins. they're talking about thanksgiving. they're talking about the weeke. woodbridge commuters sounding off. soundoff. >> thanksgiving >> to everyone? >> to everyone. >> a you gng to have turkey? >> no. >> what are you having? >> i'm going vegetarian this year. >> oh. no turkey? >> no, just vegetables. >> soundoff. >> have a great weekend. >> what are you doing ts weekend? >> staying in the house. >> that's exciting. >> that's the orders. >> got to obey the orders. >> got my hone do list. >> soundf. >> hope the redskins win. >> think they will? >> i think so. >> think mcnabb will play the whole game? >> doubt it. >> soundoff. >> i hope the redskins win too. i love my husbandnd god. >> soundoff. say whatever you want. >> good morning. >> you can say anything you want for ten seconds. >> good morning, washington. >> good morning to you. >> thank you. >> happy friday. >> thank you. you too. >> are you ready for the weeke

gail pennybacker is live in woodbridge. >> county officials are so excited about the results of this independent study that they say it should become state law. not everyone is in agreement. the independent report shows that prince william county immigration policy at first scared undocumented residents. some left, but there was not a mass exodus. those who stayed understood that police did not want to arrest them for simply being in the u.s. illegally. >> they have to follow the rules. >> the county commission did the university of virginia center for survey research to study the impact of the controversial immigration policy. the report finds there was no evidence of racial profiling by police and that education efforts and outreach helped to ease concerns that prince william was unwelcoming to residents. >> you have to start somewhere. >> county board chair says this shows the prince william county policy should become state law. >> the county, board, and the benefits are now there for everyone to see. >> immigration advocates say this applies only to the specific dynamics of prin

he's at the horner road commuter lot in woodbridge. are people upset?oplere talking about a mber of things here today at the commuter lot. it's the 10-second soundoff. it starts with a bell. it ends with a whistle. this is what's on people's mind. soundoff. >> love my country. keep it free. thank you very much. >> soundoff. >> love you mom! >> soundoff. >> i would like to express my frustration with hot lines. they should have tried h.o.v., too, before going to a pay system. >> i love my country. thank you dhs for employingme. and i love you mom. >> i'd appreciate it if they would allow slug to take the slug line. soundoff. >> god bless you, everybody. >> soundoff. >> let's get on the bus. >> on the s it is! i'll check you later. where is the bus goi? rosslyn. i love rosslyn this time of year, don't you? >> i do. i do. >> let's get on the bus. you know, a lot of people out here are talking about transportation. because when you get up at 3:00 in the morning and you stand out here in the cold to get to work, transportation is right up here on your mind.

raise the level of russia's domestic competitions and that's already happening according to tiny woodbridge but the players themselves are ready to go the extra mile for the team and become naturalized citizens of russia to realize they're in the big dream if we're fortunate enough to go and help him to go i mean we'd be all too willing to make if it works make it happen you know when you're on a team you spend so much time training gathering and you know together with and with alexis alexander we know it would mean the world to them to get to you know represent us and an international competition if we can help them do that with down . now for us human resources is just one of the sickles that needs to be overcome in root's olympic glory suitable infrastructure for curling is the next hurdle which will bit sacral head on by russia sport bosses and according to hans woodbridge the chief ice maker at the vancouver olympics now hired by the russian olympic committee the success of curling it's possible in russia the sport will get more pop at us last time goes on you know like in canada we ha

is the next hurdle which will beat second head on by russia sport bosses and according to hans woodbridge the chief ice maker at the vancouver olympics now hired by the russian olympic committee the success of curling is possible in russia the sport will get more popular ask us time goes on you know like in canada we have over one million up difference. it's just going to grow to more it's going to grow you can have steak could anyone have wheelchair curling you can have all kinds of things that are new so you will have to be just meet some of these and maybe they sneak through so many people that the precise move even though occurring in russia at the moment is under developed to say the least the country's national teams are expected to deliver a good result at the winter and big games in sochi and those home games in the year twenty fourteen could become the necessary catalyst for the advancement of this so far exotic sport in the biggest country on earth or a man cos rev artsy. and that's all this post news by the now. hungry for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues g

a close watch on that and let you know let's head over and see how we're doing along 95, woodbridge.ghts. developing very rapiy north through the enter changes in springfield. downtown, oversized tractor trailer on the ramp that takes you from the eastbound freeway to go north inside the third street tunnel. traffic is beginning to back up very quickly over the 14th street bridge. only delays so far this morning is up on mark rail, penn 503 is 24 minutes late. brunswick 870 is 12. brunswick 890, nine. >> jerry, thanks. our time is 5:43. still to come, there is a fight brewing over the right to build a future library of president obama. >>> plus, she's being called a miracle baby. the newborn left outside a local church now has a fitting name. >>> next, why prosecutors dropped more charges against chandra levy's accused killer. [ female announcer ] this is wendy.endy is a big fan of aetna mobile. because life takes wendy places. and life takes her family places. hi, mom. [ female announcer ] so knowing she can find in network doctors and pharmacs whenever or wherever she needs the dir

the beltway at colesville road, looks like springfield, va., not much happening between a woodbridge and --. we will keep an eye on what we can. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the top story is a thanksgiving travel season approaching. people are not thrilled with the the new rules at the nation's airports. >> the tsa suggests the new security measures are necessary to keep passengers states. >> this has turned up a lot of frustrated passengers. >> the tsa is out of control. >> many consider it too close for comfort. one breast cancer survivor tells this story. >> she put her full hand on my breast and ask what is this and i said it's a prostheses because i have had breast cancer and she said i would need to show it sooneto her. >> would you submit to one of these pat-downs? >> not if i could avoid it. >> you have the option to request that the pat-downs be requested in the private realm and witnessed by a person of your choice. >> where airport screening procedures will be adapted as conditions warrant. >> i feel greater security with the scanners. >> there is an internet movement ur

northbound, all lanes are open as you travel in towards woodbridge.op side of the beltway looks good leaving college park around towards 270. no trouble spots at the american legion bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> we have another traffic alert for you this morning. d-d.o.t. is installing a raised center median on connecticut avenue northwest between k and l streets. work will last through mid- december so you will want to watch out for temporary leap closures and parking restrictions. d-d.o.t. is promising two traffic lanes will be open at all times and the existing bus stops will remain in place. >>> this is your chance to help design a new metrorail car. metro will ask riders for input on everything from wall an floor coverings to design displays to hand held bar and grab straps. >>> an outside audit of the escalators at metro is raising red flags. what happened 10 days ago at l'enfant plaza was predicted. inspectors found brake pads worn past the life expectancy and metro told the guard of governors that all

no problems out on 95 as you travel between woodbridge and the capital beltway.und on route 7 at sterling boulevard, that is where we have a fender bender. two right lanes are blocked. we have delays coming in from the cascades parkway. we check out the ride on the west side of town leaving annandale up towards merrifield. lighter than usual traffic volume there as well. no trouble spots to report at the wilson bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> some other stories making headlines this morning. the landscape changing near the washington convention center. officials broke ground there on the new washington marriott marquee hotel. the project will key ate 1600 construction jobs and 1,000 hotel jogs. it is expected to open up in the spring of 2014. >>> a new imax film opened up in d.c. that focuses on how our rivers are doing. there is a problem with rivers out west and here in d.c., specifically the anacostia. >> this goes through the nation's capital through some of the most beautiful landscapes and neighborhoods that really could use a recr

in a separate case, a third prince george's cop of woodbridge, virginia has been indicted on gun and cocaine charges. >> i'm outraged athe disgraceful conduct demonstrated by three of our officers who tarnished our badge. >> reporter: with all the arsts and federal charges made in the last few days, maryland's u.s. attornehad this to say about possible connections. >>> we have ongoing right now a series of related corruption charges here in prince george's county. >> rorter: those three officers have been suspended pending the outcome of this investigation. >> tracee, thank you. and baker says he is focusing on the future. >> the alleged acts of a few in no way should deter all of prince george's county who are ready, eager and i would say excited about the move to make this county or to take this countyrom good to great. >> baker answered new questions on questions of his predecessors and colleagues. baker said he expects the justice system to play out and deal with the charges. >> also, metro investigating another escalator incident. no one was injured, though. this comes just week

northbound i-95 here in woodbridge being leaving the occoquan. southbound bw parkway, fatal crash. the investigation cleared from the roadway so lanes are open traveling southbound out of laurel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> today, metro and d-d.o.t. engineers are going to meet to try to figure out ho a road construct crew dug far enough down to cause a piece of the ceiling at the farragut north station to crash on to the platform. that station is only about 15 feet below street level. the engineers will look at whether the final construction drawings were inaccurate or if d-d.o.t. simply misread them. nobody was hurt in that ceiling crash wednesday afternoon. metro says workers have now unspecked the brake on all of metro's 586 escalators after passengers were injured last month. a recent report criticized metro's routine maintenance procedures for those escalators. instead of replacing them, the general manager wants to focus on repairs. >>> the new dollar coin will be unvade today by the u.s. mint. this one features president abraham lincoln. the lincoln pre

degrees at gw university and temperatures have dropped one degree of the last hour and we go to woodbridge, va. at 55 degrees. the wind is up to 50 miles per hour early this morning and now the wind is about 7 per. reagan national airport is 57 degrees and winds are out of the northeast -- northeast at 7 miles per hour. we will have comfortable temperatures today. we have 55 degrees to the north in hagerstown. there is cool air of to the north and west. 51 degrees up north. we will look for cooler temperatures always down the road. we will have bright sunshine for today and tomorrow and into the upcoming weekend. there is an area of low pressure that continues to spin and is moving away from mainland united states. it is in motion right over here. no clouds to speak up and it will be clear tonight and tomorrow and as we move into the upcoming weekend let's break it down for you -- sunny and pleasant, upper 50's to lower its 60's, for tonight, skies remain clear and temperatures will fall into the 30's and cooler up to the west. for tomorrow, plenty of sunshine once again, upper 50's, to mi

and in a separate case another prince george's police officer in woodbridge is facing gun and cocaine charges with another defendant. the u.s. attorney from maryland had this to say about a possible connection. >> we have ongoing a series of related corruption investigations here in prince george's county. we're not going to talkbout what, if any, connections there might be among these investigations. >> reporter: the police chief condemned the tions of the three officers who had been accused and they have been suspended. tracee wilkins live this morning. back to you all in the studio. >>> tracee, thank you very much. baker says he is focusing on the future despite the latest crackdown. >> with the alleged acts of a few in no way should deter the direction of all of prince george's county who are ready, ger, and i would say excited, about the move to make this county or to take this county from good to great. >> baker spoke for the first time about the scandal last night. he answered few questions on the charges against his soon to be predecessor and colague. he sd he expects the just

we'll put this into motion and it will march northeast ward, almost to woodbridge, through la plata in the next hour and that's why i think it will be maybe in the redskin game before the half -- the first half ends. back to the computer we go. by 2:00 in the morning, some showers to the north and just light activity. we get kind of a break after that and then another round of showers develop. the good news is light green is just light activity. don't see any flooding tomorrow or anything. i do see some heavy activity by lunchtime. this is light to moderate to occasionally heavy down toward manassas and on the west side of 95, so that will make the evening commute wet as well. and the showers will linger into tomorrow evening a little bit. so for tonight then, cloudy and cool. showers developing by midnight. low temperatures 44-50. we get into the day planner, 44- 50 to start, 53 by lunchtime and 55 by evening. so temperatures really don't do a whole lot tomorrow. the next three days -- once through tomorrow in good shape, maybe a shower early on wednesday but 63 and nice and cooler on

we're at t woodbridge community lot and we're here for the 10-second soundoff. it's a chce for you to step up to the plate. get up to that microphone, say what's on your mind. we have me rules, though. we have some rules. it starts with the bell. it ends with the whistle. and you've got to keep it ort. you've got to keep it clean. you've got to keep it snappy. i'll have it all for you coming up on news 4. [ male announcer ] we went to germany's nurburgring to challenge ouelves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. and the merces-benz e63. for it was their amazing abilities that pushed us to refine, mprove and, ultimately, develop the world's fastest production sedan. [ engine revving ] the cts-v, from cadillac. the new standard of the world. >>> good morning and welcome back. creator of garfield comic apologized for yesterday's comic which showed the cat about to hit a spider. he said the day will be remained national stupi day if it was killed. garfield's creator jim davis sai

three teenage girls are charged with two child attacks in woodbridge.ring a mask. three suspects beat and robbed someone on dale boulevard last week's. there was a similar reports minutes later on donald edenfield avenue -- on darby avenue. >>> a man wa raped a woman on la loma avenue monday night as she was taking trash to a dumpster. if you recognize the suspect, contact anne arundel county police. >>> investigators are trying to a number ofut how paychecks of prince george's county d.c. employees checks "not received. they've issued a stop payment and will deliver the checks by hand. >>> traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> adam caskey has with his wife pam. just shy of 6 pounds. came into doubleclick yesterday morning around 9:37. >-- came into the world. >> we are atty geneve steve rudin. >> sunrise in 58 minutes on this thursday morning,. 44 degrees at reagan national with wind out of the north- northwest at 7 miles an hour. cooler in the mountains accept 32 in cumberland, 44 degrees at dulles airport, 48 at annapolis. there's high pressure i

curling is the next hurdle which will be tackled head on by russia sport boxers and according to hans woodbridge the chief ice maker at the vancouver olympics now by the russians have become easy the success of curling it's possible in russia the sport will get more popular os last time goes on you know like in canada we have over one million up difference. is just going to grow more it's going to grow you can hops they could even have wheelchair curling you can have all kinds of things that are new so you you will have the you just need the facilities and we need a snake losing you need the people that do do precise work even though curling in russia at the moment is under developed to say the least the country's national teams are expected to deliver a good result at the one sort of big games in sochi and those home games in the year twenty fourteen could become the necessary catalyst for the advancement of this so far exotic sport in the biggest country on earth rim on cos for of artsy. and that's a list this bulletin that will be back in less than two hours for the next update the weather is

before you go outside, 95 traffic in virginia, and lights are northbound out of woodbridge to get to> thank you. >>> we have 39 degrees. >> coming up, putting the rumors to rest. a dancing couple comes clean about their so-called relationship. >> visiting the smithsonian may no longer and be free of charge if a new proposal goes through. i will explain after a break. >> the serial stabbing suspectqk thetonight at 5 o'clock, shock of some maryland neighbors when they find out a sex offender lives next door. abc 7 investigate tonight at 5:00. >>> following breaking news out of northeast washington. authorities investigating a deadly shooting. a man was found shot in the head in the 1100 block of gallegly street after 3:00 a.m. was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. -- gallaway street. a gray suv was seen leaving the area. >>> friday morning. checking our other top story. the coast guard and the ntsb will join investigation into what caused a fired a stranded the cruise ship in the pacific ocean. the carnival cruise ship "splendor" arrived in san diego yesterday. if pas

plenty of your neighbor is headed output to woodbridge. getting into springfield on this camera. at university blvd.. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this is the big day. the dancing willoughby awarded tonight. last night gwe got an inside look at the stars. >> cynne simpson was there. >> you are on the verge of what could be the biggest upset in " dance in" history. >> bristol palin is a fierce competitor. her biggest fan is perlmutter sarah palin. front and center. >> it was awesome having my family there. >> she is shocked that she has stayed in the competition. >> we have our first black president and a girl who cannot dance is still in the competition. look at what voting can do. >> kyle brings enthusiasm to the dance floor. >> i did not have a shot. >> it depends on who moves america to vote. >> txu are not calling, boating, texting, or getting on line, you cannot really complain. -- if you are not calling, voting. >> tune in at 5:00 p.m. and 12:00 p.m. for a firsthand look. cynne simpson. >> that's funny. there's going to be a ton of reaction to night. >> its going to be fu

new details in woodbridge, va., on immigration policy. that story coming up in a live report. >>

it ts traffic heading down woodbridge plus the roadwork blocking the right lane which adds to the low affic. over in maryland they very workin today on shady grove road only blocking one elapse and for now there is no difficult gettinpast it. out around the beltway, without any roadwork today and right now we're looking good as we lost the camera here. back to you. >> thk you, dan. >>> still ahead on "news 4" midday, a pill that could prevent aids. plus, proof you are what you eat. we'll have a rundown of the traditional thanksgiving foods that could o give your skin a healthy glow. >>> and a scare in the air for act actor leonardo dicaprio. >>> wi >>> we now know actor leonardo dicaprio was on a plen that made an emergency landing in new york. we also know they found no evidenced that bird strikes caused the engine to fail. it had just left sunday night when pilots saw a flash from one of the engines. pilots dumped fuel over the atlantic and then returned to the airport. none of the 200 actors were hurt. dicaprio thaed the crew and gave them autographed pictures. >>> today donald wor

reporting live in woodbridge, ja watrell.ack to you, wendy. >> tnk you. >>> here's doug now with a final check on our wet weather. >> it has been wet across the area. still some rain out there right now. most of the heavy rain is out of here, but areas dealing with moderate rain. >> dewpoint of 55, so we will see fog is evening. winds out of the east-southeast at about 13 miles an hour, the winds will increase overnight tonight. where's the rain right now, have you one patch just off to the east. another one down around the i-95 corridor, including uthern prince georges county. that's where some of the heavier rain is, anne arundel county you're seeing rain as well. 57 down towardclinton and annapolis coming in at 56 degrees. overnight tonight down about 49 in frederick, 52 in washington. i think the showers will be endi overnight tonight and by tomorrow, high around 62 in the d.c. area. 62 as well down toward frederick. the key tomorrow, i think we will see sunshine. that's going to be the wind. winds will be gusting upwards

northbound i-95, traffic already slowing in woodbridge coming across the occoquan. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> v-d.o.t. is working to make thanksgiving travel a little bit easier through the commonwealth. temporary lane closures will be lifted across virginia trying to cut down on backups. also look for 24-hour traffic information on v-d.o.t.'s web site to help you avoid traffic congestion. metro says it will have extra buss on stand-by for people going to dulles or bwi. metro will operate on a sunday schedule on thanksgiving day and a regular weekday schedule friday. the agency says it will be ready to add extra trains on sunday if that becomes necessary. >>> checking sports headlines, the caps traveled to new jersey last night on the heels of a two-game losing streak. first period, devils already up. new jersey would then add more goals including one on a penalty shot. caps get shut out for the second time in a week. caps have now lost three in a row. >>> minnesota vikings come to the d.c. area to face the skins this weekend. there is the vik

friday he'll be at the commuter lot in woodbridge, virginia. >> he has a long list of them. >> nobody will be complaining about the weather on friday morning, are they? >> that was good stuff. i can't wait to wake up that early. >> all ears. >> 59 degrees out there. winds out of the north northwest. it is a great evening after a beautiful day and this weather will continue. this great weather will continue 48 in frederick. already down to 46. we will cool off quickly with clear skies overnight. wn to about 35. down toward the warrenton, manassas area. 42 toward annapolis. tomorrow, once ain, beautiful. men of sunshine. high temperatures around 62 degrees. toward fredericksburg, your temperatures could reach . and it gets even warmer and nicer. once again i'll have that forecast including that extended coming up in a couple minutes. >> once again, breaking news out of down silver spring. a building has been given the all clear after a bomb threat that really tied up traffic. the traffic is now moving in the area again. we'retold. at one point, georgia avenue was shut down between camer

on 123 woodbridge initial reports of an accident. metro, vre doing fine.runswick 870 and penn 503 and 05 all delayed. >> thank you, jerry. >>> 6:22. 48 degrees. a cruz ship is stuck at sea. find out how it happene >> the nation's largest egg distributor announces a recall. what you need to know. >>> security changes coming to the washington monument. how you can help change the l >> 288,000 eggs have been recalled because of salmonella. evidence of salmonella was found in oo fresh eggs. that egg farm is connected to an iowa egg farm connected to a massive recall earlier this year. right now no illnesses reported. they were distributed to california. >>> carnival splendor on its way to baja when a far broke out. it was put out the but the crew could not restore power to the ship's gines. 3,200 passengers and 1,100 crew members were on board but no one was injured. it will be towed to thebaja peninsula today. >>> 48 degrees out there. d.c. has one county in the area may go ahead with a bag tax >> more of president george w.'s bush's interview with nbc's matt

they live in woodbridge and lisa renee writes on friday, november 1th, my car was covered with frostrning. my daughter's only had moisture on it. both were parked outside the house. why would this happen? how could this happen? one car, frost on the windshield. the other, it is simply moisture. >> were they both facing the same direction. >> she left out a lot of crucial information. >> maybe one was driven more recently than the other. >> that is my thought too. she doesn't give us enough information. my thinking is one was -- maybe her daughter had just come over. that is one thing that could do it. there are other things that could explain it. science maven tucker barnes would like to -- that is not the ride rite word. >> i think of a maven as a woman. >> tony gets whether or not you should put butter on the popcorn and i get the hard science questions. >> she called you handsome. just answer the question. >> that was sweet of her. we all absorb radiation during the day. we get radiation, all objects do, not just human beings but buildings, trees, everything around us absorbs sola

this is video of the scene from one of the recent shootings at a coast guard recruiting center in woodbridge, virginia. the pentagon, the national museum of the marine corps, and a marine recruiting center in suburban virginia, were targeted. no one was hurt, however, in those shootings. mary? >> denise, thank you. police asked people to call 202- 278-2000. >>> shards of glass fly into one person's eye. tonight, someone firing a bb gun is responsible. weijia jiang is following the seven for the -- search for the shooter. >> reporter: tonight, police are coming up short in that search. can they fear the shooter could strike again. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a quiet drive home from work. >> it was a nice day. i had my top down. >> reporter: but for gordon hester, it became a dangerous ride. >> out of nowhere, i got a pain on my right leg, like somebody had punched me. and i thought perhaps it was a bird that had flown into the convertible. >> reporter: hector quickly realized it was not a bird but a gunshot, leaving a nasty wound that swelled and bruised. police say his was one of five

he'll be live on the commuter lot in woodbridge. stop from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m.ive him an earful. >> pat will feel your pain. america's front yard is getting a makeover. secrary of the interior ken salazar signed an agreement yesterday to fix up the national mall. you can expect better maintenance and family-friendly facilities. the project will cost hundreds of millions of dollars but a private group for the trust for national mall is raising money to help pay for the work. >> we are going to get this done. it's not just me. the outpouring of support we have had from the american people, not st here in washington but across the country has been amazing. the ma thing that people don't realize is there's a problem here. once anybody sees the pictures the first question they ask is what can i do help? >> the interior department says to help protect the mall it plans to deny permits to some events that use avy trucks and other equipment that can tear up the grounds. >>> it seems more and more people in washington are taking advantage of a new program that pays you t

he will be live in woodbridge. stop by from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. and give him an earful. ready to listen. >>> don't getlet him tell you he can't hear you because he has a corn cob in his ear. >> tom, tell us what you thi about the weather. >> it's gorgeous. and it'soing to continue. we had this wonderful run the last few days. and if you love crisp, aus up weather, we have more in store for you. right now near 40 in the suburbs. upper 40s in washington and near the bay. a few locations in virginian the 30s. west virginia, western maryland, though, many locations at freezing. highs reaching near 60. and more of the same on veterans day, friday, and again on saturd. sunday looks like it will be dry as well. look at that and into next week. our nextchance of rain in ten weeks. >> t, pretty quiet morning all in all. southeast, pennsylvania avenue, to minnesota avenue, the bridge moving along nicely. nice light volume of traffic. making the trip beltway north of town overnight road work should be wrapped up after that, university bouvard to the american legion bridge wide open

northbound i-95, lanes are open as you travel out the woodbridge coming up to the capital beltway.bound suitland parkway at naylor road, that accident activity cleared. inbound new york avenue clear from northeast to northwest. no problems to report on the beltway outer loop leaving college park headed around towards 270. all of the lanes are open. southbound 95 and 295, an easy ride so far out of laurel to the beltway. we've got delays forming in hyattstown as you travel south to the truck scales. >>> you really have to hand it to this next guy. a man from new york now holds the beginnette world record for the most high fives. his name is rich arrested inajosa. he is the educational director of the bodies exhibit in new york city. he decided to slap high fives to 797 tourists and museum visit irs. he beat out a 14-year record out of portland that involved 408 high fives. >> i think that would be easy to break but maybe there is more to it than that. >>> coming up next, sweet music for the redskins in music city. dave ross is here with our sports breakfast. stay with us. >>> wizard

light showers in bethesda and down toward woodbridge and toward leesberg and also over toward chantilly on 50. now where will this go in the next hour? another batch of showers will roll in and that will roll northeast ward up 95 and back into gaithersburg, crossing over 270. so good news, nothing heavy is coming our way, the bad news is another wet commute. let's go back to computer. let's talk temperatures. bargains -- 59 at college park. that's a good deal. 59 in reston and 57 in sterling. that's a good deal. winds are strong here but we have a wind advisory toward the west, toward winchester and culpeper in excess of 50 miles per hour and continues until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. hang on to your hat. gusts up to 40 miles per hour here. thursday breezy and friday sunny and chilly. so temperatures are going down a little bit. tonight rain to showers and the showers end by midnight. lows in the 50s. windy and gusts up to 30 mile- per-hour. grab a coat tonight, gusts tomorrow and windy and nice. gusts over 25 miles per hour. next three days, aafter we get through the winds tomorrow, just bree

. >> reporter: the second indictment charges two woodbridge men with conspiracy. agents searched the home of the police officer sinisa simic arresting him and another suspect, it cod result in a sentence of life in prison with a minimum of five additional years of the gun charges. >> public officials hold positions trust and are held to the highest standard. they should be an example to the citizens they serve. >> the indictments charge these ofcers crossed the bright line from catching criminals to assisting criminals in committing serious criminal violations. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney last friday said the arrest of jack johnson was just the tip of the iceberg. he was asked, today's arrest, do they constitute the rest of the iceberg? he seemed to indicate that this is an ongoing investigation and that he anticipates more charges and more arrests. we're live at the u.s. courthouse in greenbelt, maryland. back to you in the studio. >> okay. thank you. >>>ounty executive jack johnson was back in his ofice after his arrest last week. despite the distractions, he

in woodbridge, jane watrell, ne 4. >> stewart plans to lobby for the state of virginia to pass a similar w statewide. opponents are promising t fight that effort. >>> a new program in the district is making easier for drivers who want to use an electric car. hundreds of charging stations will be placed throughout d.c. and suburban areas throughout the next year. the first station was unveiled at 14th a u streets northwest today. the goal of the nationwide program is to reduce greenhouse gases and to create new jobs. >>> coming up, the beatles officially making their way into the world of ipods. >>> somebody stole some exotic >>> police in baltimore say they have recovered all the animals stolen from a city nature center during two separate break-ins. somebody broke in over the weekend and then again on monday night or tuesday morning. whoever it was took a dozen exotic animals, including geckos and iguana and a hissing cockroach. they don't say why. investigators are trying to figure out if the suspects had help from somebody who worked at the nature center. >>> starting next year, can y

south through woodbridge traffic backing up a little bit.ouple extra minutes' travel time to points south. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a reality tv producer is due in court in los angeles today. he was arrested last night. accused of killing his wife as a resort in cancun. the murder made headlines when it happened seven months ago. now thers new information in this case. miguel has the latest. >> reporter: for months he has been free in this country spending time in los angeles with his clirn but now under arrest for his wich he's rder. her body was found dumped in a hotel suer in c sewer in cancun. they say evidence shows he was havingn affair. on the night of monica's murder, hotel guests heard screaming for help from the couple's room. forensic teams later found bod stains on pillars in the room, sheets on the bed and a railing on the balcony. when questioned by police, investigators say bruce had scratches or abrasions on both his hands, behind his ear, on his left shin and on his right ankle. before monica's body wasfound, bruce cla

. >>> sky 9 flew over woodbridge where a car came crashing through a house. tonight, this home on alabama avenue has been condemned. that's the damage right there. officers say the driver of a toyota camry somehow ended up off the road and drove right into the house. no one inside was hurt, i should say. the driver did suffer some minor injuries. police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> plans are underway to expand interstate 270 between montgomery and frederick county. two lane wills be added between 370 and frederick. u.s. 15 will also grow by one lane on each side for about seven miles north of the interchange of i-70. here's the catch. finding the $3.4 billion to pay for it, also, the work is not expected to be done until the year 2030. >>> let's check a check of our evening rush hour on this thursday night. richard andre has time saver traffic for you. >> well good afternoon on the beltways over montgomery county. all the way to new hampshire avenue, there are a couple of spaces in which the speeds pick up a bit. also montgomery c

he's going to be live down at the corner road commuter lot in woodbridge. so stop by from 5:00 a.m.o 7:00 a.m. to give him an earful. and make it snappy. >> and you know there are going to be people lining up to talk to pat collins. >> i bet. >> it is a beautiful morning out there. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom's here with the latest. >> good morning, eun. still more than half an hour away from sunrise and temperures are chilly. right now near the freezing mark in western fairfax county in northern montgomery, loudoun. as well as prince william and fauquier. culpepper, madison and green, shenandoah valley all near freezing. south and east of washington around the bay, and eastern shore, though, temperatures therare generally in the upper 30s to near 40s. later today with lots of shun we should make it into the low 60s. more of the same on friday. saturday a bit milder but still nny after a chilly start. sunday looks to be partly cloudy by the afternoon. but another beautiful autumn day. highs reaching the low 60s. morning lows nr 40. a look into next week, in ten minut

southbound a couple of individual work zones in the stretch between newington and woodbridge all with very minor delays right now. we're looking, overall, pretty good at the moment. back to you. >> thank you, jerry. >>> 11:20 is the time. still ahead on news 4ed any day, thanksgiving is about food and family. we'll tell you how to include fitness in that list, too. we'll have the latest in our fitness -- fall fitness segment. guide to surviving the holidays coming up. >>> a new policy on eating in a fairfax county school. we'll tell you wh it's upsetting some parents. >>> first, here's a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com. . ye.ok, 'lli [ female annouer made fresh, ight. thiss. that is not half. guys i have more. with cinnabon cnamon have such a sweet delicious aro that my family can wait ir hds on them. enjoy cinnab cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon ro that my family can wait ir hds on them. >>> we're now just one week from thanksgiving. hopefully you've been following our series "fit for fall" but if you haven't, it's never too late to get started. joining us is steve h

5 are in good shape and rte. 50 has delays. 95 north and has an accident near 610th and at 123, woodbridge the week ended to the weekend. it is not as gusty today. it is a bit of improvement on yesterday. otherwise, high pressure over head through the weekend into the weekend 47 degrees in hagerstown. the forecast for today will be mostly sunny skies again and that trend will be poured the rest of the weekend into the weekend. high temperatures are 58 degrees-62 degrees by saturday >>> the national park service wants your opinion on plans to improve security at the washington monument. the park service wants to build a security checkpoint that a similar to a visitor center. five different plants have been unveiled an four of them score for end -- call for an underground facility. >> thanks for watching and we will be back at noon. "live with regis and kelly" is up next. and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't

big delays out of woodbridge. 66 slowing in manassas, centreville, slow to 123 and nutley street to theand lingering delays southbound on 270 out of germantown. the problem at 370 is cleared. lanes open on the outer loop congested and it is slow. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> new this morning, a late- night fire has destroyed the pow-mia kiosk between the lincoln wall and the memorial. a man was working with a heater at the time the fire started. it was there for more than 30 years, always maintained by vietnam vets. the cause is still under investigation. >>> more threats from north korea this morning after a bombarding of a south korea island. it wounded more and sparked fires on a military base. south korea fired 80 rounds back. this morning the white house and russia are condemning at tack. north korea is blaming the south accusing it of firing first and threatening to continue to launch if they violate the seaboarder. financial markets across asia down today following this news from korea. >>> we are now just one day away from the busiest travel day of the year