forecast lows tonight, we say 26 in rockville. maybe 23 in sterling. maybe 22 in leesburg and middleberg. and 25 in college park. we'll come back and talk about southwest winds, what that means to our afternoon temperatures tomorrow. >> coming up, big changes could soon be coming to baltimore's inner harbor. >> on the heels of its google glass, google is aiming for a different part of the body. we're going to tell you about its next possible patented device right after the break. presents... so delicious, they won't even know it's chicken. 50% less fat... 100% johnsonville taste. >>> google just applied for a patent to talk hands free. it's also ear piece free as well. this is called the google tattoo, but a bunch of numbers on a sticky substance. you put it on your neck, and somehow it transmits your voice through your throat and you can communicate with your phone, tablet, or some other device. it can read the amount of electricity, something. >> you are a gadget guru, would you do that? >> oh yeah. if it worked. another step forward. >> walking arou

beltway, staying above freezing. 33 bethesda and rockville and down to 31 in fairfax and 29 in sterling and leesburg. but still that is six degrees warmer than last night. 37 tonight for the low in waldorf. so the temperatures to start, 30s downtown and then 43 by 9:00. back in the 50s at 11:00 and then 55, milder as we get into the early afternoon. you probably don't need a jacket if you are walking to lunch. temps, we backed down a little bit on friday going southeast. 58, still not a bad day. a couple showers are possible and then warm we a few showers on sunday. then we'll bounce back into the mid to upper 60s. the next seven day. we're in the 60s again on monday and still seems to be the main event with rain and showers, although they should not take all of monday to get on out of here. raising temperatures just a little bit. not quite as cold behind the system. mid-40s on tuesday and wednesday. z then back to 50 on thursday. great pick. i think if you lose a banner you would be a better picture.

department of health and human serviceses, rockville, m; dr. maxine harris, ceo and co-founder, community connections, washington, dc. dr. clark, what is trauma and how do we define trauma? the definition of trauma is a little ambiguous, but it's tied to specific adverse events that a person may experience or a community may experience, including disasters, physical or sexual abuse, or witnessing the above-mentioned. it's of that nature, it could be psychological as well as physical, and there are a wide range of issues associated with the definition. very good, and what are the various sources of trauma? well, the sources are similar to the precipitant. it could be from a relative or a partner. it could be in war, from the enemy. it could be from tornadoes or hurricanes or floods. it could be from predators who are in the community unbeknownst to the victim, a person who's victimized from either physical assault or rape or events like that. so the, it can be from a loved one or it can be from a total stranger. dr. gillece, basically how is tra

in custody tonight, 45-year- old, michael patrick of rockville and he is charged with three armed robberies. police say he kidnapped an employee of the sun trust branch, stole money from the branch back in october, and they say patrick also robbed a dollar tree store in rockville twice. that's in august and again in september. >>> so the rain turned to snow around here today, but it was nothing compared to the winter storm that is causing a mess of problems all across the country. first alert chief meteorologist, topper shutt, is in the weather center with the latest. andtop, we got off without much trouble. >> we did. we talk about it for two days. if it came earlier or later, we would be digging out of snow and all of the i-95 corridor would be digging out of snow. instead, rain ending in snow showers and handle that. let's talk about radar. a couple left over showers, but most of the rain and snow showers are pushing out and moving quickly up to the north and east. we had some good snow showers this evening. about 4, 4:30. down toward the spur, everything pushing across the bay, headed o

. >>> crews off to finish up repairs on a ruptured water main in rockville any moment now. that happened at 9:00 this morning along south lawn lane. only about 44 customers lost their water service, including the nearby rockville ice arena. they believe the cold weather played a role in the break. >>> the district wants to make sure nothing gets in the way ofstreetcars set to run along h street in northeast. starting monday, if you park outside the white lines or you double-park, you will get a ticket. police have been handing out warnings the last few weeks but the goal is really to get you'll in the right mind set before the streetcars start running next are year. >>> still ahead, fire in the sky. we'll tell you where fire and ice met, up next. yÑ >>> we're back now with a great view of lava spewing from mount aetna in itake la. it -- italy. it was a safe distance from the closest town. >>> snowcapped peaks are pupping up earlier -- popping up earlier in our area this year. resorts are opening at their earlier point in at least 11 years thanks to the recent cold snap. a

a stun gun is widely available at places like, united gun shot here in rockville. with the stun gun, you actually have to touch somebody to knock them down. >> surveillance cameras all over the stadium and detectives are right now going through that video at fedex field. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> the nightmare all too real for us redskins fans. the team now, a lousy 3-8 after a must-win game last night went must-be terrible. >> terrible all around. one of the most interesting things was coming out of last night's game. robert griffin, iii, father was in the locker room. we have never seen that before and according to some, the qb seemed surprised as well. at this point, griffin could use all the positive support around him as possible as could the rest of the team. all, was bad last night, let's be honest. this team seems to play with no confidence, no inspiration, however, they say they are not yet ready to give up. >> want to prove that we are a good football team. we are a great organization. and to do that, you have to win. >> we have to believe and as long as yo

water services should be back up and running for customers in rockville. a 12-inch main broke this morning. 44 customers have been without water for several hours. that includes the county's animal shelter. no word on what caused the break. >>> a sinkhole that swallow an suv in maryland has been closed up. it was caused by a water main break thursday. nearly 200 people were without water until 4:00 yesterday afternoon. crews were out this morning repairing the pipe and filling in the sinkhole. traffic is back to normal in that area. >>> wow. 15,000 people. that's how many shoppers were in line at midnight for the opening of macy's store in new york city. that beats last year's record of 11,000. look at this. as soon as the doors open in nearby new jersey, cops had to pepper spray a man inside a walmart store. he got into an argument with another shopper over a tv. that man is now in jail. >>> more than a dozen stores opened at 8:00. the rest of them opened at midnight. bustling crowds in search of big bargains got their hands on deep discounts. retailers s

now a rockville city spokesperson tells wusa9 kingfarm exceeds the number of handicapped parking places required by the city and the condo board says it does the have additional spaces to convert into accessible parking since they've lost 18 spots as part of an easement with montgomery county. if you'd like to file a complaint or volunteer with our call for action team, go to our website or call the hotline at 301-652-help. >>> helping you plan your day wusa9 first alert weather. >> the high today was sick -- 61 until about seven minutes ago. now it's 62, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperature s still warm, winds turning north, northwest at 10, a key factor. temps will begin to fall for the 40s. 71 is a distant memory. that was monday and low 50s tuesday, 49 wednesday, 51 on thursday. now the new high is 62. by the time we get to sunday with a high in the 30s it could almost be 40 degrees colder than monday. satellite picture radar combined, we've got two fronts. this front has gone through us. this is the true arctic air, so colder air b

rockville 29. so is dumfries and 30 warrenton. outside on our michael & son weather camera, pretty skies. reagan national right down there at the potomac looking to the east, southeast this morning. 33 officially with a windchill of 25 thanks to a northwest wind at 10 and the humidity 52%. the air has dried out. as far as the windchill today, forecast windchills as we go throughout the morning toward lunch time. windchills will hold in the 30s midday. some of you, especially south of town, could see some of the wind chills actually get into the low 40s. we may not make it this afternoon with our 3:00 forecast. windchill of 39 feeling more like 32 mid afternoon in hagerstown and then this evening, yes, windchills back in the 30s. as far as the day, sunshine, high pressure to the west. so stiff northerly wind. lots of showers to the east. we'll stay with this quiet weather pattern the next couple of days. tonight with high pressure building in, the winds are going to die down so we're talking 20s give or take a couple in the outer s

radical change. 37 in rockville. 37 in arlington. these are actual temperatures. 37 in fairfax. 39 in college park and 38 in waldorf. you factor in the winds, it feels like 31 downtown and gaithersburg, feels like it's 3 31 also in leesburg and 23 in winchester. dress for the 20s if you are headed out. dress for the windchill. so, with that in mind, we need a hat and coat and gloves tonight if you're going out. windchills in the 20s tonight. at the bus stop tomorrow, windchills will be in the teens and 20s for the kids and dress for the 30s again on wednesday because of the windchills. still going to have a northwest wind tomorrow. so clear, breezy, and cold. wind chills in the 20s. low temperatures 26 to 32. winds northwest 10 to 15. winds pick up a little bit tomorrow. 32 to start. again, these are downtown temperatures. 37 by 9:00. 41 by 11:00. temperatures aren't exactly, you know, skyrocketing here. by 1:00, still cold. temperatures go back to about 44. after we get through tomorrow, high of 44, we're in good shape. sunshine on

. >>> the mayor's race in rockville an interesting one. phyllis marruccio stepped down after her 80th birthday and bridgette newton is the winner 53% to 47%. some other interesting matchups. in new jersey as expected governor chris christie easily defeated his democratic challenger and it was a landslide in new york city's mayor's race. bill de blasio won. he will be the first democrat to hold the office since david dinkins in 1989. at least five of 11 rural counties in the rocky mountain state voted to explore seceding from colorado. >>> he had been accused in public and apparently on video for days and now mayor -- the toronto mayor rob ford add mid he did indeed -- ford admitted he did need smoke crack cocaine. video allegedly shows the mayor showing that drug. he said he tried it once when he was in a drunken stupor at the time. however, he says he's not getting to resign from office. police say they will pass on his admission to this to investigators. >>> 4:35 now. jc hayward's side of the story is changing in a lawsuit alleging diver

in rockville, scott broom, wusa9. victims are treated with dignity and respect in the courtroom. >>> only on 9, an inside look at the rehab facility getting addicts off the streets. what sets it apart from all the others coming up at 5:30. >>> not quite as cold tonight. but check out the numbers this morning. 29 at national. that's the first time they've been below freezing this fall. 25 the low in leesburg. 21 in dulles and gaithersburg. we'll come back and tell you how cold it will get tonight and milder air for the weekend and if that means showers. >>> also ahead panic on the plane after an on mouse message from the pilot. >>> a warning about zero interest promotion this holiday shopping season. >>> the kitchen may be the heart of the home, but the risk of a cooking fire triples on thanksgiving day. today in the rockville lab, they demonstrated just how dangerous the threat could be when you leave your stove top, oven or turkey fire unattended. there's been more than 125 turkey-fire related fires burned and even a

randolph road west of veirs mill road in rockville -- >>> there's a crash there and it's waiting on a tow truck? it should be cleared shortly i hope. it is a crash on the inbound side of the 11th street bridge just after 295. watch out for the activity there. sousa bridge is is a good option for you coming in on pennsylvania avenue. in fact, let's take a live look outside and here's the inbound side of 66 heading for the roosevelt bridge just fine this morning. really no big deals. back over to the maps, this time we're heading over to the north side of town. really no delays yet on the outer loop college park into silver spring. it's all green. we're in good shape on 95. i want to let you know about one crash in the district, new hampshire avenue northbound is closed after georgia avenue at shepherd street with a crash there. and we're going to take a look now on 95 southbound at route 100. no problems to report live on our chart camera looking good to the beltway. back to you guys. >>> thank you monika. 6:18 is the time and here's another look at the question of the morning -- >> go

there are no problems as you come through the rockville area through bethesda. let's take a live look outside at the american legion bridge. all the lanes are open on the west side of town. no issues to report between tyson's and bethesda. southbound 295 after eastern avenue, the left lane is closed because of a missing manhole cover. back to you. andrea and mike? >>> thanks monika. today is the final full day of campaigning in the virginia governor's race and where the candidates are gives us some big clues. >> reporter: republican ken cup will be in the dc area and mcauliff is in tie isn't's corner. >> reporter: it is not a coincidence why the democrat is here, northern virginia represents a shift in what was once a very red state. speaking of red, ken will be in richmond at his headquarters. saturday he spent time rallying supporters with another republican, former maryland governor bob urlich. both candidates are using president obama to garner support. mcauliff campaigned with the president sunday, reminding voters of the 16-day government shutdown. obama b

laurel at 36 and rockville emma rainville -- rain totals averaging close to two inches. that is the problem tonight. the winds will evaporate and dry up so much on the roadways. temperatures by and love -- large above freezing. that is the only concern. the winds are concerned because it will make it feel colder. we have had wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour. windy and cold. the temperatures are dropping into the 20's overnight. it it's the situation of where we could have numerous icy spots. 53 and 38 are the averages. it will be luster he and those icy spots will be likely. 21 to 26 by morning. here is the cold air mass. 50 in boston. windy and cold as the storm races along the coast. clearing skies will lead to that much colder temperature moving into the area. 32 at midday. 36 in the afternoon. a few clouds. winds will diminish during the afternoon and evening hours. day?about the seven- tomorrow breezy and sunny. --day, 40 and 42 on sunday saturday. through wednesday. it leads a long stretch of quiet weatherhead. ahead.ther >> and now, the toyota sports desk. brough

. >>> a water main break causing problems in rockville. when it could be back on. >>> bone chilling temperatures across the region. could we see a warm up in time for the weekend? >>> good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining us on this black friday, i'm erika gonzalez. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. the shopping year got an early start to lure in shoppers. >>> more than a dozen stores opened at 8:00 last night. then the rest of them opened at midnight to big crowds. big crowds, early shopping this morning at fair lakes shopping center in fairfax. the big turnout has been seen across the country at malls all over the place. jay gray is live at the mall of america. jay, of all the assignments you could get, my friend, i know this has got to be a tough one. >> reporter: yeah, erika, you gave me your list, so i have a lot of shopping to do. the crowds have been building all day long. tens of thousands of people searching for bargains on what's become an unofficial shopping holiday. one that, this year, is expanding. this year, black friday actual

rockville at 39 and rest on is coming in at 39 right now. on the satellite and radar, you can see for the most part across the areas and west virginia area in far west. most of us with plenty of sunshine and light winds in the beltway, a high of 45. in the suburbs, temperatures in the low 40s. it's cold for everybody. 28 for a low tonight in washington. rest on tonight will be looking at a low around 20 degrees. for tomorrow, still chilly with a high of 41 and more clouds tomorrow, mostly cloudy for sunday. 47 with a mix of clouds and sunshine. december of course begins on sunday. temperatures will be generally below average. >> not bad. a quick programming note, the ellen show will be shown at a special time today. it's next here on nbc 4 followed by special nhl coverage as the bruins face the new york rangers. you can watch the news after that. thanks for joining us and we are back on the air after the game and remember we are always online and on your phone at any time. head over to nbcwashington.com. i will be back here with angie. have

then once you're in germantown, gaithersburg, rockville 270 doing just final. we'll go out to the american legion bridge on the west side of town. once you're here on 495 between bethesda, tysons, all the way down to springfield, that's where it slows down on the beltway south side of town. >> thanks, monika. >>> coming up on 6:02, the philippine government says so far more than 1700 people have been confirmed dead from typhoon haiyan. the crews are searching for many or victims. >> your days aft storm swept through the philippines, food, water and medical supplies are dangerously in short supply. delia goncalves is live with more on the recovery effort. we have people i know who are collecting here in our area. >> reporter: literally all around the country, folks are gathering what they can from the smallest monetary donations to the largest of medical supplies, food and water trying to send to the philippines but it be get there fast enough. we're hearing doctors reported that they say far have treated a thousand people with some very deep wounds and infectio

rockville, bah these today, everything is -- bethesda, everything is final. here's what it looks like on 270 on route 109. that's going to be your heaviest stretch. >> thanks, monika. >>> the governor's mansion in richmond will change parties two months from now after virginians elected terry mcauliffe as the commonwealth's next governor. he beat republican ken cuccinelli by three percentage points. libertarian candidate robert sarvis got 7% of the vote. delia goncalves is breaking it all down in the satellite center. >> reporter: even though the state's new governor is a democrat, most of the state legislators are republican. but terry mcauliffe told me he still believes he can be an effective governor because of his ability to compromise and reach across the aisle. in fact, lots of republicans endorse his candidacy and supported him. they were in the crowd last night during his victory speech in tysons corner. mcauliffe said this was not a race between democrats and republicans but rather about moderates who can move the state forward. cuccinelli stuck to h

add in the strong wind gusts. 28 miles per hour in arlington treated rockville, 29. 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 g

. >>> crews are still working trying to repair a big water main break in rockville. a 12-inch main burst this morning. 34 customers have been without water for most of the day including the animal shelter. crews hope to have it repaired by doone. >> let's hope so. >> we'll see more of those with the kind of weather we're having right now. >> water that's on those roads will create some icing issues, too. heads up for that. we're going to be talking about cold temperatures and then warm temperatures home you about that? we've been on the cold side, really in the icebox across the region. high temperatures struggled to get out of the 30s. many of you today were still in the 30s. a 44 degrees today at the airport. with sunshine, still on the chilly side. late december, cold, that's the way it feels. much more like late december or early january than it does the month of november. as we move towards december, things are going to look up. 33 degrees, that's on the cold side. how about a windchill of 26. anytime that wind blows, it just blows that cold air right through yo

look at the temps, 70 in bethesda, 77 rockville, 72 fairfax. our average high temperature is only 64. 73 in college park, 71 in waldorf. so a nice night for high school football and high school soccer games. game time temperatures 60 to 70. that's kind. rare for early november. the good news, still warm on saturday. the bad news, some afternoon showers, not enough to change your plans and a reality check rolls in on sunday because this cold front will usher in pretty chilly air. for tonight partly cloudy, cooler, early showers south and east, 48 to 56, winds out of the west at 10. we'll break it down. cooler but nice in the morning, 50s, some showers in the afternoon, but again i wouldn't change your plans. then we're looking at 506 to 62 by evening -- 56 to 62, by evening showers ending. jan mentioned earlier the weekend is 49 hours old. we fall back to standard time and very important. remember to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, your carbon monoxide detectors, so we get a 49 hour weekend. we'll break it down, some showers tomorr

. >> reporter: he is the president of the rockville branch of the national association of letter carriers. he didn't represent barnett or the area where he was killed. but he has been the loudest voice in trying to get postal workers off the streets before it gets dark. >> i'm outraged. more than angry. and it didn't have to happen. i told them what the problems were. and they chose to ignore it. >> reporter: he's been outspoken about the dangers of delivering. he brought it up again last week in a meeting with the postmaster. last year with the district manager, he made a grim prediction. >> and he said something that somebody was going to or worse. or worse and that happened. >> reporter: the routes are longer as they are understaffed. they say after the tragedy, that something, it must change. >> reporter: and it is bound to happen again if there is something not done about it. >> i've been out at 10:00 at night. and i have co-workers out until midnight. >> it is pitch dark out here. nobody should be out here delivering mail. i think it's wrong. >> reporter: surae chinn, wusa9. >> frie

this is video out of rockville. let's go right to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal to see what we're in for tonight and then into tomorrow. amelia? >> many of us saw our first flurries of the season tonight. some areas are continuing to see some light snow, and i'm tracking that on storm team 4 radar. what the snow is really indicating, the beginning of an arctic blast that is going to be with us not only tonight but tomorrow, tomorrow night, even into monday. it is going to be a frigid sunday. right now some light snow persisting in fairfax, loudon, prince william counties. otherwise skies mainly clear tonight and the winds are high. gusts right now around 30 miles an hour, so when you factor in the winds, that brings the windchill temperature, how it feels outside right now, into the 20s and teens. feeling about 25 in washington, 19 in gaithersburg, erica, that is what we're waking up tomorrow morning. temperatures feel like they are in the teens. more about sunday and the upcoming week in just over ten min

so they'll have the buses available while shady grove, rockville, twinbrook are all out of service. >>> you might think a company that makes navigation equipment would know just a little bit about traffic, but some local drivers are taking issue with harry thomas, tomtom's latest -- with tomtom's latest model. >>> now matter how long you sit in traffic at least we're paying less for gas. aaa's latest fuel gauge reports puts the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded at 3.24 a gallon for the greater washington area, but we found three stations where the gas cracked the $3 mark. that includes arlington auto service along columbia pike, 2.95 at a gulf station on warrenton road in fredericksburg and 2.99 at a bp along lee highway in warrenton. sorry, but we couldn't find anything under $3 yet in maryland or d.c. in our search of gasbuddy.com, but don't worry. you'll get there. >>> the cold weather is hitting us now, but we do have something warm to think about tonight, a new look for the cherry blossom festival staple coming your way next. >>> campaign 2013 could soon be over in vi

on south lawn lane near east goldy drive in rockville and that water main break shut down the water supply at the nearby rock ice arena. that means the restaurant is closed, the bathrooms are shut down and parents say they are being creative. >> the boys are able to go outside but us women are trying to distract ourselves as much as we can. >> wssc says despite the bust, only about 44 customers were affected. they are still working to get that water main repaired. >>> still a few hours of shopping left in the consumer frenzy known as black friday. 97million people are expected to hit the stores before it's all said and done. this was the scene at west field montgomery mall, deer hunters got there pretty early to take advantage of black friday door busters. the doors there opened at midnight but 30 stores there got things cranking on thanksgiving day and while some employees aren't too happy about working on thanksgiving, shoppers say bring it on. >> it's a lot easier to get through the crowd, so it's not much of a hassle. >> when your friends are camped out, what time did you get here? it

and we're at 37 in college park, 34 for those of you in rockville. cloudy skies right now. clouds will break up overnight tonight. here with future weather, i'm starting off tomorrow morning at 6:30. notice how we're completely dry throughout the day tomorrow. baby you're traveling home from your thanksgiving holiday. i hope you enjoyed your stay. travel weather looking really good across the area. temperatures tomorrow will be in the 40s for the most part. 47 for a high in washington. 49 in manassas -- 45 for a high in gaithersburg. areas like culpeper, charlottesville and lore ray warming into it the low 50s. we are going to see more sunshine tomorrow. the cloud/sun mix throughout the day. taking a look at radar across the country, you can see for the most part, it is very quiet. so the you're catching a flight tomorrow. shouldn't be a problem. i'm not expecting too many weather-related delays unless you're heading to the rockies or the pacific northwest because a storm system will continue to intensify here, bringing heavy rain, mountain snows and strong winds. but elsew

temps right now, 39 in rockville, 38 in reston, 40 in fairfax, 40 in college park and also 40 down in waldorf. so clouds tonight, but not as cold. that's kind of nice. bus stop temperatures 30 to 42, so no 20s tomorrow night. we had a lot of 20s this morning. still cool tomorrow, take lot clouds and milder finish to the -- a lot of clouds and milder finish to the week. temperatures will flirt with 60. 42 degrees below 0 now in dawson and it's 6 below in prince albert and some of this arctic air has seeped across the northern sections of montana and the northern plains. that's rolling in here late on saturday and sunday. tonight clear skies early, low temperatures in the 30s and generally above freezing downtown. 30s to start, low 40s by 9:00, 48 by 11:00, 51 with clouds at 1:00, still need a jacket at lunchtime. 52 for a high and 60 on friday with showers late, possibly before the high school games end and morning showers on saturday. that's the arctic front and temperatures fall during the afternoon, high temperatures in the low 50s. this is not a mistake. we're only going to 34 with

we begin with breaking news coming out of rockville. a water main break has closed lock heed drive. the main itself is on south lawn near -- south lawn lane near east goudy drive. we have tried to find out if it's the company's main and if it is how long repairs are expected to take. >>> 67 million people are expected to hit the stores today in what's become a post- thanksgiving tradition. delia goncalves starts our black friday coverage from westfield montgomery mall. >> i'm a black friday devotee. >> because i love shopping. >> i look forward to black friday all year. >> reporter: the faithful and frugal flocked to westfield montgomery on hunt for some black friday door busters. >> and so i rushed like right to the sale rack because everything on sale was 50% off. so the sale rack was -- >> once you got in it's mad crazy and everyone is running around. >> i sort of planned it out beforehand by looking at the websites. >> pretty good deals the clothing stores. >> reporter: many of the stores in fact got a jump-start on the national trend opening early thanksgiving day. this shopper

down to the point where the lanes divide good shape right now. 3:55 all lanes are open through rockville. no problems to report between 95 and 270 in bethesda. 62 on 35 no problems to the 11th street bridge. springfield hov lanes are open. by the way a bumpy ride, rough pavement on northbound 95 in the hov lanes due to construction. >>> a record number of runners yesterday at the new york city marathon. this year's race was extra special after last year's was canceled due to superstorm sandy and after two bombs exploded at the boston marathon in april. >> they all said it is good to be back. adrianna diaz has more. >> reporter: for some, it was a long time coming. sherry siegel was supposed to run last year but the race was canceled because of superstorm sandy. >> we had no electricity and damage, so this after all of the training. it is amazing. >> reporter: for others like boston native david fortier, it was a comeback. he was caught in the boston marathon bombing while finish that go race. >> reporter: my right foot was hit by pieces of shrapnel. >> reporter: he pounded the new york p

our final stop to exist to rockville, 19 degrees after a high of only 27. temperatures will fall by another 5-7 degrees as we move through the early morning hours. 23 in winchester, 23 in martinsburg. monica looking at 25 degrees. colder air is out there. still in the teens in pittsburgh and detroit. 21 at syracuse with the windchill factor of 10 degrees. lake effect snow as we move through the overnight hours. lake effect snow across northern ohio into pennsylvania. none of this is going to make its way to our area. high-pressure overhead moves out towards the east. a change in wind direction tomorrow. clouds will start to increase. this is part of a larger, more complex storm system that will arrive on tuesday. national weather service has posted a winter storm watch for western pennsylvania and eastern ohio. this is for tuesday into wednesday. higher elevations could see upwards of 6-8 inches of snow. for us, this is what our futurecast looks like. clouds will start to increase tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 30's around 40. mostly c

a stun gun is widely available at places like united gun shops here in rockville. with the stun gun, you actually have to touch somebody to knock them down. >> surveillance cameras all over the stadium and detectives are right now going through that video at fedex field. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and speaking of it, oh my goodness, what was that last night? if you're a redskins fan, you have little to cheer about. we'll talk about where the team goes next. that's coming your way. the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. >>> hundreds of people used to struggling to find every meal were treated to white table cloths this afternoon. catholic charities of washington served a traditional thanksgiving meal. and 100 volunteers helpe

so most folks inside the beltway above freezing tonight. 33 bethesda, 33 rockville, 37 downtown. out towards sterling, dulles, maybe 29. 2 in leesburg, 28 in laytonsville, olney. even college park 31. 37 in wall dorchlt sunshine tomorrow morning. a cold start. 30s and 40s. winds south-southwest at about 10. the good news, we'll be in the low 40s by 9:00. we should make 50 by 11:00, and we should make 55 by 1:00. so pretty nice heading to lunch. the next three days. back saturday down to 55. most of the showers in the morning. right now i wouldn't change your plans. warmer with a few showers on sunday. but temperatures go back to the mid to upper 60s. next seven days, monday the main event, rain and showers with a cold front. chilly behind the front. we're in the 40s tuesday and wednesday. back around 50 on what's up with grandma? she's just gif-ing out, honey over the great deals she got at kmart. i didn't know grandma could move like that. friday and saturday family outerwear and cold weather accessories are 50% off and members always get more. join today! kmart. get in. get mor

temperatures, 42 in college park. 38 in white oak. 41 in rockville. 39 in reston. 41 in fairfax. this is with some cloud cover. we are lucky the clouds are here. and 42 down in waldorf. so, a lot of clouds, not quite as cold tonight. still cold at the bus stop. no 20s, we have 30s tomorrow morning at the bus stop. a bit milder on tuesday and then wednesday the best day of the week by far and away. now for tonight, mostly cloudy, not as cold. lows 32 to 40. winds east, northeast at 5 to 10. we'll break it down for you. 40s in the morning unless your in the suburbs and 53 by 11:00. 56. a little bit of sun by 1:00 p.m. but need a jacket all day. beautiful on wednesday, 63. okay. more sunshine. and then yellow alert for thursday. rain showers, maybe a thunderstorm. still mild in the low 60s. next seven days, a little cooler in the wake of that front. mid 50s on friday. but a nice finish to the week and the weekend looks okay. either side of 60. terps in town. looks fine. ravens in town, looks good. we're back to the mid 50s with sunshine next monday. >> all right, have to wait for it

but 33 in rockville, 36 in fairfax. 40 down towards springfield. >>> a 300-pound nfl player bullied? two miami dolphin players are off the team. one a victim, the other? >> if the review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere, i will take whatever measure necessary to ensure that it is. >>> well now we know. police were actually this close to stopping the lax shooting before it ever happened. >> yet authorities, they now say that the warning signs reported by his family and friends lead investigators to his apartment, but they were an hour too late. he had already taken off for lax. >> our ken molestina is live to explain all the new information and how exactly the task was carried -- the attack was carried out. >> reporter: yeah, even though that police showed up to the house in los angeles, of course, he was already gone. but now tonight we're hearing that officials over at lax, once ciancia got there, they never saw what was about to happen. >> reporter: in a cnn interview, a woman who knows them described the chilling moments before he left for lax. they had cut the top of the

. >> colder air moving in tonight, temperatures below freezing in the burbs, 32 in rockville, 31 sterling, 30 in leesburg, downtown upper 30s. even in college park low temperatures 33 tonight. >> perhaps one of the strongest storms ever plows through the philippines and now is on its way towards southeast asia. >>> new tonight allegations of child sex abuse at the army's ft. meade in maryland. we're talking about alleged abuse at the ft. meade youth center which handles after school and weekend programs. the fbi is investigating looking into the conduct of a former vivian worker who left the job last year -- civilian worker who left the job last year. ft. meade said it's notified all the families whose kids attend the center and installed new security. >>> this popular vocal coach was convicted of molesting an 8th grade boy thursday of tonight ballard may still be giving voice lessons out on bail free to be in contact with students other than the boy he molested. he faces up to 25 years in prison when he's sentenced december 5th. >>> it doesn't get more creepy than this. montgomery county

back to the maps and this time up north to 270, 109, 121 and all way down to rockville. we'll take another live look, this time 66 on the inbound side at the beltway. no delays coming in from manassas to centreville and all the way into fairfax. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> one of the hardest things about being in the military is being away from family, especially during the holidays. the call of duty is always there disrupting family life. that's when the uso of metropolitan washington steps in. a sort of surrogate family if you will through a program called turkeys for troops. >> reporter: family is everything to staff sergeant anthony nelson. >> we're in the military. we're tough, right? but deep down i'm a family guy. i love family. i just love being around. >> reporter: anthony also loves his air force career. he's been in for ten years. he's used to being away from home, the frequent positives, deployment, and the risks that can come with the job. lindsay, his wife of four years is adapting. >> it's really difficult for her, being in the

let's go back over to the maps and this time to 270 looking good from gaithersburg to rockville in bethesda. in great shape on route 355 through rock virl, river road through bethesda. we'll take another live look outside and this is the inbound side of i-66 at nutley street. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> he's been called a dirty football player, a racist and a bully but sunday we finally got his side of the story. >> suspended miami dolphin richard incognito did his first interview on fox sports. he says the teammate he's accused of bullying isn't blaming him at all. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: richard incognito says he's not a racist even though he used the "n" word in texts and messages to teammate jonathan martin. >> to judge me by that one word is wrong. in no way, shape or form is it acceptable to use that word even friend to friend. >> reporter: in an interview televised friday, the suspended player says he's embarrassed by his actions but his words came from a place of love, no matter how vulgar they signed. martin left the dolphins two weeks

i'm very happy to tell you if you're planning to come in on 270, gaithersburg, rockville, bethesda, potomac, everything looks good, all the corridors through those areas except river road at goldsboro where the pavement is pretty rough. they've been working on the road there for quite some time. no lanes are blocked but rough pavement through the area in bethesda. let's go over to a live picture. no problems to report here on 270 from montrose road down to the point where the lanes divide. coming in from frederick you're going to be just fine. southern maryland, all of your major corridors are fine. there are no issues heading to the beltway. looks like a tiny bit of slow traffic forming leaving pennsylvania avenue into oxon hill area but once you're beyond that, you're okay across the wilson bridge into alexandria. we're going to take another live look, this time northbound 395 in shirlington to the 14th street bridge. lanes are open. very light volumes across the potomac river. all the anacostia crossings are fine as well. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> it's 4:50. less than a

department of health and human services, rockville, maryland. john de miranda, executive director, national association on alcohol, drugs and disability inc. and president and chief executive officer, stepping stone of san diego, san diego, california. dr. barbara l. kornblau, j.d., disabilities attorney and professor, school of health professions and studies, university of michigan-flint, flint, michigan. ed hammett, consumer advocate, marbury, maryland. dr. clark, how many people in the united states have a disability? that number is not exactly clear, but we estimate roughly 53 million people have a disability, and it may be larger because, again, it turns on new classification schema. but at least 53 million. john, how do we define a disability? well, a disability is really kind of a legal and an administrative term. and in some quarters you might be considered disabled, but by another jurisdiction you might not be considered disabled. but i use the term, often, physical sensory, cognitive, and developmental disability to really clarify what

onn he drove to the bank rockville pike. he forced that victim to open the branch with his keys, confronted a second worker, and ran away with the cash. police arrested him days later in d.c.. he was charged with two rockvilleat the doubletree. man slept on -- slipped on fakeana peel and it was a fall. tell what is going on here. >> this was quite the video. the charge and went to see the video shot inside this elevator, some say the prosecution will have an easy time with this case. it is the video that has people talking. >> oh, my goodness. where the video was shot. core documents say that mares owens walked into the elevator. notice nothing is on the floor. seconds later we see what prosecutors say is a banana peel. and when the door opens, he slips and falls. >> the old slip and fall routine. sued metro for $15,000. a chiropractor submitted a claim on his behalf. what they do not understand is why someone would do such a thing when clearly cameras are rolling. they look like smoke detectors but they are cameras. greg yo

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 astonishing 46% jump from 2012. the study calls that increase unprecedented. it's unclear if the jump is because more victims are feeling comfortable enough to come forward because such assaults are becoming more common or if it's a combination of the two. >> what we know from victims is they don't see an opportunity for justice. they see that their command may be bias against them. they may favor the perpe

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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 voters? we know this midterm election really comes down to voter turnout. >> it is all about voters, i think coming out this morning, shaking hands, reminding folks there are stark differences on all the big issues, i have focused from day one how to create jobs, diverse identify the economy. i have talked about how we grow the economy. coming out today, reminding folks, it is

one more in nottingham, lillian holt at rockville boulevard. speeds on the beltway slow on the west side. 41 is your average. 95 southbound just a little bit slow between white marsh and the beltway. that's a look at that 795 delay. you can see the accident at the bottom left of your screen. it's an accident at 795 southbound at franklin boulevard. it's blocking all lanes. there's a look at that accident on 295 northbound approaching the beltway. that one fortunately does not seem to be causing any delays. >>> there's a neighborhood on edge in baltimore county. this comes after thieves target two college students in two separate incidents just hours and blocks apart really. as mike hellgren explains, the culprits are armed and at large. >> the victims were simply walking on well traveled burke avenue. sky eye chopper 13 gives you a bird's eye view of the area. it's just off york road. the first attack on sunday was a block from the second attack on monday and close to both towson university and goucher college. >> now that it's getting darker e

from frederick all the way down to clarksburg and then here it's again picks up into germantown and rockville. let's go over to our maps. on the outer loop of the beltway pretty normal. slow traffic out of college park. your heaviest stretch is going to be right here at georgia avenue in silver spring where it's about 38 miles an hour. all of your northern maryland corridors other than 270 are in good shape. that includes 95 coming in from baltimore. over to the next map. on the bw parkway and route 50, no problems through cheverly. you have got that long-term construction zone on route 50 near new york avenue. and other than that in your northeast corridor, you're fine. all the anacostia river crossings are good. this is what it looks like if you're planning to head northbound on 395 in the shirlington area. no issues to the 14th street bridge. right now the lanes are open across all the potomac river crossings as well. back to you guys. >>> the obama administration released new enrollment numbers from the affordable care act. they aren't anywhere near what was expected. >> they had been try

if you look around rockville or gaithersburg, you will see those in the next half hour. the windchill will be the story tonight. it won't be the rain or snow anymore. it will be the winds and windchill. it's 28 in dulles. 27 right now in camp springs. a very cold night and a very cold day tomorrow waking up. we're going to see temperatures into the 20s. 27 in d.c. 26 in burke. that's the actual temperature. take off about ten degrees and that will be your windchill. so gaithersburg your windchill tomorrow morning could be down to 12 to start off your thanksgiving. so it's going to cold for sure. 37 in d.c. 38 in kul puper and the windchills in the 20s. tomorrow will be a cold day. very similar to what we saw on sunday. that was a cold one as well. the turkey is definitely cold. 40 on friday but temperatures are warm the next couple of days. at least warming. 42 on saturday. 47 on sunday. up to 49 on monday. and then we start toe see another chance for scattered shower activity. that one, however, will be, will pale in comparison. just a little guy. passing quickly by. >>

the 12-inch main burst in rockville. it created a mess in the road. we are told more than 40 customers have been without water service for several hours now including the animal shelter. they are hoping to have the water tuned back on shortly. >>> as we cover prince george's county, traffic is back to normal where a water main break caused a sinkhole that swallowed an suv. some 200 people in that area were without power until 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the crews were back repairing the pipe and filling in that sinkhole. >>> temperatures will drop below freezing again tonight. that may have something to do with the water main break. let's bring in veronica johnson and get the scoop. veronica? >> for sure, absolutely, i think that has had a big effect on the water main breaks around the area. our temperatures have been down. they have been up. they have been down and now back up on this friday. meanwhile, as we look ahead, we have a temperature climb to talk about. first, tonight, it is another cold one for us. temperatures in the 30s. low and mid-30s fr

investigators say they got complaints and saw suspicious ads online for different spas in gaithersburg, rockville, damascus. they are charged with license and permit violations. their investigation was prompted by the previous shutdown of six others that housed prostitution rings. >>> the fbi is joining the search for whoever is responsible for the murder of a postal carrier. police found the 26-year-old shot several times on saturday. that was in maryland. he was working his delivery route on reed street. the postal inspection service is offering a $100,000 reward. they are providing technical assistance in the investigation. >>> two shootings in four days on one block. tonight, we have learned an officer investigating the first shooting was the one who fired the shots in the second. last night, that officer was questioning people in a homicide on g street in southeast. police say a man wanted for questioning got into a fight with the officer. robert brown is the man's name. he was shot and killed. the investigation continues. >>> we want to go to the news 4 live desk where jim handly has an upd

they are beginning to turn a little bit and become southwest tomorrow which is a milder win. 39 rockville. 37 reston. 37 in fairfax. these are stray temperature, not windchills. 39 in college park. 34 in new hampshire avenue by white oak and 38 in old town. so no windchills tonight, but still dress for the 20s and 30s. if you're out late, it will be in the 20s. coldest night so far. grab a hat and gloves along with your coat tonight. bus stop temperatures 23 to 35 and high school kids get the coldest part of the morning. milder or will return on thursday. although still a little below average. clear skies, even colder tonight. 22 to 32. winds turn southwesterly and 10. tomorrow morning, pick up a little bit and drive in some of the mildest air, but a cold start, 22 to 32. by afternoon, 51 to 56. breezy and milder. then we're looking at breezy and cooler by evening, 47 to about 52. so, the next three dais, we're going in the right direction here. 54 tomorrow. near 60 on friday. good for high school football. and then low 60s on saturday with partly cloudy skies. resisted putting a drop in