woodbridge, let's take a live look in springfield.his is basically what it looks like right up 95 not early morning commute. back over to the maps, no problems to report around 270 coming in from frederick and all the way toward 109, just beginning to slow down toward 121. a live look here's what it looks like in the heart of bethesda. route 410 in great shape coming in from rockville to bethesda and in toward georgetown. back to you guys. >>> it is a race that is being watched across the country. virginians go to the polls today to elect a new governor. >> delia goncalves is live in woodbridge, virginia with more on this final day with a special guest. good morning delia. >> reporter: we all know the morning commute begins very early in northern virginia. this means a very long day ahead for one candidate in particular, who wants to be the next governor. terry mcauliff, democrat here. you have been here shaking hands with a few voters so far this morning. is this more face time? how important is this last push to sway undecided voter

so if you are coming into woodbridge, you will face closure so stay to the right or left in that areaheading in towards the beltway, virginia looks good between the two bridges. you are good to go on the outer and inner loop. those outlets open up today so we will see quite a bit of activity around area. then 395 work as construction zone, that is going to be headed northbound so inside the beltway you need to stay to the right as you come past edsall. you can see moving along quite nicely southbound so far this morning. i will send it back to autria around and jummy. >> amanda, thank you. it is a day our country will never forget. people watched in horror as john f. kennedy was killed. >> brandi hitt has the latest. >> john f. kennedy was more than president of the united states. excitement surrounded the young, handsome leader and his glamorous family. but that all changed in 1963 when thousands gathered in dallas to watch the president and first lady's motorcade. the president was shot twice with his wife jackie next to me. >> she did scream. she said, my god, he is been hit. >> th

southbound 95 at route 1 woodbridge. again a disabled tractor- trailer.e look. if you're planning to head inbound i-66, things look good at the beltway. no issues to report coming in from manassas. let's go back over to the maps, this time to the north side of town. no issues on 95, 270 a little slow but no accidents or incidents. we'll take a live look southbound 270 at route 121 clarksburg coming in from route 109. no brake lights yet. >>> president obama has ordered flags rrotheed inhonor of john ce kennedy. remonies will be held in dallas shooting took place. the president laid a wreath at j.f.k.'s grave site at arlington national cemetery. today he'll meet with representatives from the peace corps which kennedy established in 1961. >>> one witness to president kennedy's assassination was also the first man to hit the airwaves with news of the shooting. >> he also apparently unknowingly spoke to the assassin. vinita nair caught up with him as he reflected on very somber day. >> it's forever in 1963 when i sat here. >> reporter: pierce almond was the p

. >>> tonight we're learning more about a woman who was killed at a busy crosswalk in woodbridge, virginia last weekend. turns out she spent the past six months recovering from a motorcycle accident and then she was killed on the first day she left the house. shomari stone has reaction from the victim's husband, who is heart broken. >> she was the most giving person ever. >> reporter: bill oakley breaks down in tears wishing his best friend sally ann was alive to celebrate their wedding anniversary thanksgiving week. >> 41 years. monday. >> reporter: the 59-year-old mother of two was killed while crossing opitz boulevard at montgomery avenue last weekend in woodbridge, virginia. suddenly police say 24-year-old amanda stiles maze crashed into her near this memorial at the intersection. >> one of her favorite things to do was to walk over across that street to the gas station. >> reporter: sally ann outlasted a battle with cancer and recently survived a motorcycle crash. the couple belongs to the rolling thunder motorcycle club and paid tribute to veterans on memorial day. >> six months ago

i just know it's there and it's already beginning to slow down in woodbridge.eady heavy off and on trying to get up into triangle so i'm afraid that if it's there any longer, it could become one big slow lineup. let's take a look a little further north in springfield. getting windy. camera shaking. you can see the slow traffic from 644 heading for 495. then it's going to be off and on landmark into shirlington but 395 still in good shape. let's go to our next live shot. on the southbound side of i when-270, it's been -- i-270, it's been quite slow. it's slowing down from germantown barely moving now as you head toward the rockville area. don't have any incidents reported. it's just that heavy morning rush hour flow. annual dray ya, back to you-- >> andrea, back to you. >>> 26 million people nationwide suffer from chronic kidney disease. about 700,000 patients are here in the d.c. area leading the rest of the nation. kids any disease is also the ninth leading cause of death. this weekend the national kids any foundation wants you to get dressed up to help them f

in woodbridge, virginia. >> reporter: the 55-year-old had been in prison from 1985 to 2004 on a conviction for a separate sex assault. his d.n.a. had been entered into a database while a prisoner and just this year d.n.a. evidence from the original crime scene was entered into the same database. then there was a match. >> we were hard-pressed to find anybody out here in the 3300 block who remembers this crime. >> reporter: again 29 years ago nearly three decades, that's a long time but even police say this latest arrest proves their commitment to solving crimes no matter how long ago they may have happened. this time they got technology to thank for it. >> d.n.a. technology is advancing every single day. there's some technology that's available now that wasn't obviously available in 1984. >> reporter: barber is now charged with first degree felony murder and is scheduled to appear before a judge on wednesday afternoon. in the district, ken molestina, wusa9. >>> coming up on 4:53 in today's health alert, raising concerns about testosterone therapy. researchers at the university of texas loo

dale city to woodbridge you're fine on to 95 in lorton, newington and springfield. we'll take a live look there on the northbound side where we're in great shape. the lanes are open and the hov lanes are clearing up right now. you can see the flashing lights at the top side of the screen opening up those lines as we speak. back over to the maps and this time on the north side. no issues to report on 270 out of gaithersburg, rockville, bethesda and we're in good shape on the beltway at the dulles toll road. two left lanes remain blocked with construction and the ramp to get on to the westbound toll road as well. >>> sexual assaults in the military have jumped 46% in the past year. that's an alarming rate. >> that's over 3500 victims. tara mergener reports from washington on what some lawmakers want to do about the problem in the coming weeks. >> reporter: sexual attacks on military members jumped sharply over the past year. a new defense department report says 33,5 -- 3,553 members of the military reported being sexually assaulted this past fiscal year. annual astoni

traveling i-95 southbound this morning, route 1 in woodbridge, you're going to see a left lane and center lane blocked by the tract tractor-trailer that's in the roadway. so folks are getting by single file to the right, but they are waiting on heavy duty tow truck to come and tow the car out of the roadway. for now tying up the left side of the roadway. good news traveling the inner loop at vandorn, just watching this earlier work zone here also in the left lane but it's clear so inner loop and outer loop no ib use. back at 4:31. >>> thank you.ppeance for a man accused of shooting four people. victor coley has been in jail in d.c. since his arrest earlier this month. he apparently got into an argument with a man. police say he went back to his apartment, grabbed his gun, and fired it to a crowd at a bus stop. one man was shot the in the head and chest. coley is charged with four counts of assault with the intent to kill. >>> gaithersburg police are in the middle of a manhunt this morning. yesterday afternoon officers found a man shot to death in front of an apartment building near north

>> the 59-year-old mother of two was killed while crossing at montgomery avenue last weekend in woodbridge, virginia. suddenly 24-year-old amanda styles mays crashed into her near this memorial at the intersection. >> one of her favorite things to do was to walk over across that street to the gas station. >>> sally an outlasted a battle with cancer and recently survived a motorcycle crash. they belong to the rolling thunder motorcycle club and paid tribute to veterans on memorial day. >> six months ago we were in a motorcycle accident and she's been laid up for six months. >> last weekend was the first time she was able to walkout side. she just finished buying her paper and coffee sunday morning. she was walking across the street in the crosswalk. she had the right of way. >> it wasn't fair. >> she was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian and reckless driving. >> this was a christmas gift. it's a red skiplaque. >> now bill reminisces about their marriage with photos. >> but she will be alive in your spirit? >> oh, yeah. >> new this morning, we now know what caused yet another eva

made it up to 33 in woodbridge. cumberland, 25 in winchester.anassas at 28 degrees, looking at temperatures across the board . lower 20's in detroit. the windchill factor, what it feels like out there, in the single digits for pittsburgh and burlington. he feels like only eight degrees in boston this our. satellite and radar, lake effect snows across northern ohio. a few snow showers beginning to overspread western pennsylvania. don't expect a whole lot. the snow showers will quickly come to an end during the overnight hours. skies begin to clear and high pressure moves off the coast. talking about the potential for . storm tuesday and wednesday the national weather service alert in a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania. if your travel plans take you through western maryland into western pennsylvania and ohio, you could be looking at significant snow. this is what our futurecast looks like. temperatures well into the middle to upper 30's by tuesday morning. this is when the showers and rain will develop a mixture of snow out to the west

and woodbridge at 32. the rain total was impressive. any much the numbers we were expecting. we had wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour and at -- at washington-dallulles. for a couple of hours. the winds would not be a problem by late tomorrow afternoon. the windchill is an issue. we saw reporters out there shivering in the chill. like 19 in frederick. 23 in downtown washington. below temperatures at or freezing in many areas. -- you doing to drop 21 continuing to drop 21-26. temperatures up and down the east coast here. that was the track of this fast- moving east coast storm. that is out of the picture. the cold wind are pouring in from the great lakes. even colder air to the north. it will stay colder than average. just about the time you think that is behind us, maybe another big batch of cold coming our way. dust and cold winds and high pressure. lots of sun tomorrow. just a little bit of snow left over. nearwill diminish except lake erie and ontario. 20's.g up from the 34 to 36 generally. it will be a chilly one. lots of dry weather. the coast weem off will keep an eye o

it's filling up in woodbridge. a little more in springfield. no big delays yet on 395 to the 14th street bridge. >>> more and more critics of the affordable care act, one you might not expect though. president clinton is now weighing in. >> the former president says president obama should keep his word and allow people to keep their health insurance policies if they like them. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill where lawmakers will spend part of this day holding hearings about the affordable care act and all the problems with its website. good morning, delia. >> good morning, andrea. that's right, congress trying to get to the bottom of this botched rollout and this flawed website. the man responsible for health care.governor will be in the hot seat today. 40-year-old todd park, he is the white house chief technology officer responsible for the website. they tried to delay his appearance before the house oversight committee but the white house did not have success. he will likely have to answer why security flaws were not addressed before

that mean it's going to be slow dale city to woodbridge. we can handle that. route 644 to the beltway no big deals though. and route 1 looks good as well through this area alreaditon, newington, spring -- lorton, newington and springfield. back over to the maps, this time. route 29 slowing down just a bit into columbia. bw parkway from 3 # and jessup looks good into greenbelt. one last live look this time on 95 near route 100. all of your lanes are open. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. president obama is trying to make good on a promise he made while selling his healthcare plan to americans. >> but republicans are saying it's not enough and insurance executives are saying it won't work. what's the truth? how do we get this thing fixed? delia goncalves is live on capitol hill and boy that's not an easy answer is it? >> reporter: boy it's sure not. not in this minute and a half at least. the president we first heard an apology by the president and yesterday, we heard his proposal for a possible fix. and he was trying to repair the damage to the millions

there's a crash on the southbound side at route 1 in woodbridge. back over to the maps, this time over to the other side of town. in good shape on route 50 a live look at the beltway north of town. back to you andrea and mike. >>> thanks. virginia democrats are hoping they'll win back the governor's mansion in tuesday's elections. a victory may be seen as an early indicator for next year's nationwide midterms. >> but this race according to some polls was really wide apart in favor of the democrat. it has sludge significantly. delia goncalves is live with more on the story and where things stand now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, with the election just days away, four days in fact, things are really heating up in virginia. and all eyes are on the commonwealth and what that governor's race could mean nationwide. now terry mcauliffe the democrat running for a second time to lead the state is teaming up with lots of heavy hitters including former president bill clinton there running against former state senator and attorney general ken cucci

morning light and the one incident that we had overnight on the southbound side of i-95 at route 1 in woodbridge has been cleared. it was a disabled tractor- trailer in the roadway and there are no issues now to report. we're looking good as well on the northbound side of i-95 into springfield. let's take a live look at i-66 or actually at the american legion bridge on the west side of town in good shape here. both loops of the beltway between 270 and i-66. we'll go back to the maps and this time to the bw parkway and route 50 through cheverly. looking good into the northeast corridor. all of your potomac and anacostia river crossings are great right now. we'll take another live look one more time. this is 66 on the inbound side in fairfax to vienna. all lanes are open. andrea and mike? >> thanks, monika. >>> a while ago it was known for gunfire. well yesterday a different sound. jack hammers of late. you know what? that's a good thing because a huge day for the shaw neighborhood. >> absolutely. the o street market once the scene after notorious mass shooting is reopening with a swanky giant sup

. >>> this morning more parents are stepping forward and speaking out against a woodbridge daycare center. last week news 4 told you about two workers at minnieland academy fired for allegedly abusing the children, accused of stepping on children's toes, spr spraying them with full pressure hoseses, even dipping them in wading pools. now we're hearing from the owners of that daycare facility. >> a few former staff members recently defensemmonstred some unaccept nl behavior. upon learning of the situation, authorities and terminated all staff involved. >> parents we spoke to are contemplating legal action but they can't say for sure if their children were direct victims of the abuse. >>> news 4's molette green following some more breaking news from the live desk. >>> aaron, we're following a fiery scene in china. take a look at these pictures. you can see large amounts of black smoke and chattered concrete slabs. this is the aftermath of an oil pipe explosion it at the k country's largest oil refiner in an eastern port city. it happened when workers were making repairs to a ruptured pipe.

they worked at mini land academy in woodbridge. the virginia department of social services says the teachers stepped on children's toe, blasted them with hoses can encouraged them to fight. >>> so far, 386 children have been rescued after a canadian police troop busted a child pornography ring. it netted hundreds of arrests including 76 people here in america. schools' employees, attorneys, police, registered sex offenders, all among the people who were taken into custody in this. toronto police say the ring leader told people how to create the videos featuring children between the ages of 5 and 12. >>> a former d.c. teacher is facing child porn and identity theft charges this morning. eric totes was captured in nicaragua earlier this year. he's been on the run since 2008. that's the year he disappeared from the school at the national cathedral where he thought third grade -- taught third grade. he vanished after child porn was caught in his possession. >>> a former d.c. police officer has been convicted of sexually abusing a young

frederick from woodbridge, virginia.caller: my name is frederick woodbridge and i fight for the .ight i am the only legacy my father has. years at the dia cuccinelli is my man. he went out on a limb and he made a stand for the things that matter to christians and to the country. my sister is a medical doctor in florida and her practice is being destroyed by obamacare. go for the, i underdog and i fight for right. host: next is mario joining us from mount airy, north carolina. caller: good evening. i'm from north carolina. it is that the best in the world but it's a start. i hope they will get together and get this done. host: let's recap. governor chris christie easily winning reelection. this is the scene in ann's very park, new jersey. we expect to hear from him in the next hour and we will have it live for you on c-span and on c-span radio. ofculating this is round one his expected run for the white house in 2016. meanwhile in tysons corner, virginia, you can hear the che ers as c-span is calling the race for mcauliff

this is what it always looks like coming up from dale city, woodbridge, lorton, newington, springfield, lanes are open. back to you guys. >>> another look at the facebook question of the morning this morning. 70% of women think men over 35 look ridiculous when they wear what? a, socks with sandals, b, too much clone or c, their hat backwards. >> facebook friend will road socks and sandals worn together should be illegal. >> i think he's telling his age there a little bit. we'll have more responses coming up in 30 minutes. keep it here. [ female announcer ] breyers. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delicious for over 140 years. >>> 6:22. we've got clear skies. pretty out there this morning although cold. 20s and low 30s right now. we're going to be climbing into the upper 30s here by 9:00. lunch time looks nice, sunny, temperature 50 degrees to mid- 50s south and west and then we've got high today about 55 degrees. mike? >>> if you can hear music in the b

and we're going to be in the upper 30s, close to 40 down to our south in woodbridge, dumfries and manassas. let's turn it over to monika samtani. we've had a fatal accident overnight causing problems. >>> a deadly accident in oakton and now the situation as well on the beltway north of town. you're looking at it live from sky 9 on the outer loop before connecticut avenue. first there was a crash with a single vehicle on the right side. now crash on the left side of the road. one lane is getting by on the outer loop before connecticut avenue. you can definitely expect major delays westbound 495 forming quickly through silver spring and in fact they're panning over to show you the delay right now on the outer loop heading for the crash before connecticut avenue. in fact, let's take a look at our maps so i can show you where it is. again on the outer loop it's westbound 495 towards the crash single right lane is getting by. now the crash in oakton that we referred to earlier. it's on germantown road east of route 123. it was a single vehicle, fatal crash and, yes, crews are still on the scene

it's going to be off and on into woodbridge and then here in springfield.h the main and hov lanes although open you can see how heavy it is right here exiting for the beltway. 395 there are no issues to the 14th street bridge. i just want it to stay that way unlike yesterday it was a really tough rush hour yesterday. let's go back over to our maps this time all the way out east coming in from route 50 you're fine out of annapolis, the bw parkway, laurel, greenbelt, chervely. we're going to -- cheverly. we're going to take a live look coming off the bay bridge into annapolis. right now no delays. back to you. >>> after opening the season with a game? south korea, georgetown got to play in front of the hometown fans. >> plus, a tiny school that just recently started playing division one basketball threatened to spoil maryland's homeowner -- home opener. >>> we want take to a look at our question of morning on facebook. >> according to a recent survey, 70% of women think men over the age of 35 look ridiculous when they wear this. is it a, socks and sandals, b,

host: stephen from woodbridge, virginia on our line for independents. good morning. caller: hi. i'm glad i got through. i have to agree with the lady who just called about influencing the stock market. i think the republicans and democrats, they are wings of the same bird, the right and wing -- the right and the left-wing of the same bird with the head of the bird being what ever president it is. i feel this is all a charade, the dysfunctionality between the the charade of opening and closing the government, closing the government, and then opening it at the 11th hour, knowing full well, you know, that these actions influence directly the stock market and stock prices. and profit from this tremendously. think, you know, it is way a charade and away -- a to make money. host: ok, we will go to jack from prescott, arizona on our line for democrats. jack? caller: i would like to make a comment. it is one thing to make people aware of how speech is money or money is speech. i purposely went out and tried to pay my cable bill, my electric oil, and the grocery store and to make those p

and i want to thank, in particular, jamie scott of air handing systems in woodbridge,. mr. coons: foconnecticut. he came to me with the basic development and we developed it into a bill, which is so emine eminently qualified for support. it makes such clear common sense, and it shows what happens when industry leaders and their elected representatives work together to devise innovative ideas to grow the economy. they not only make things in connecticut and make the bes best-manufactured products in the world, but they also make ideas, which is why this yankee ingenuity has produced a bill that favors reinvestment accounts to enable investment at low tax rates and spur and incentivize job creation. with the support of mr. scott and congresswoman delauro, it's been reintroduced on the house side, and i've been happy to lead this legislation in the senate. i hope it'll provide real encouragement for manufacturers to grow and invest and expand job training, taking this money from profits, putting it away so that it can be saved without taxation, and then using it at lower rates