maryland bureau chief brad bell is live with the story. brad: you know we have seen them before in the wake of 9/11. but as soon as word came that what happened in california was active terror and those responsible were not on anybody's watch list, the decision was made here in maryland. to get the message out once again. as soon as the highway message boards lit up friday afternoon. concern citizens began to answer the question. >> they will call and say something is sout of place in the neighborhood. they are seeing somebody that perhaps doesn't belong. neighbor may be doing something. they just don't understand. >> the f.b.i. maryland special agent in charge kevin perkins says that is exactly what he wants. the calls are answered at the maryland coordination and the anancys center -- sister. they take the tip at a secret location outside of baltimore. >> when a call comes in it is handled right away. the maryland police superintendent stresses no tip will be ignored. >> we may send a patrol car by. there is nothing going on. no decision

demarco is with us, for marylanders trying to prevent gun violence, and he's with attorneys. you heard dr. monget before the break, and her desire that we allow federal dollars for research, and is it reasonable to begin there? >> one of the things that struck me, all of the things that we don't know, but many of them we do know. we know who the violent actors are, and if we wanted to do research, we should determine why those violent actors do what we do. we know what the safe storage of a firearm is, and as a firearms instructor, i can tell you. we also know the four rules of gun safety. so a lot of what i think she says she doesn't know, i'm not sure she's looking in the right place to find it. >> i'm not sure you're right about that. we know, yes, observely what works and doesn't work, but we can't count the number of homes that currently use gun locks or safe boxes. we can't find out what percentage of households store their guns in different manners. assembly those kinds of stats is really hard. >> well, there are some things that we do know, and one is that the long-te

lyrics to "maryland my maryland" or select another state song. they say the ties to the maryland song confederates is too strong. >>> it's been more than a year since the explosion destroyed the launchpad. it made this 30-feet deep cater and $15 million in repairs. there's going to be the a test in march followed by full supply mission in may or june. >> unforgettable video of that. 6:11. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." a big change coming your way. >>> yes, indeed. we were in the mid-50s yesterday. by the time you wake up sunday morning, the temperatures will drop 30 degrees. a couple of showers possible in southern maryland today really south of about rosaryville and brandywine. calvert beach, hunting town, maryland, you have a best chance firefighter rain. temperatures are in the 30s. what to wear today, well, you'll need your winter coat not for this morning but before you come home today. so for your commute, mid to upper 40s now. upper 30s and low 40s and windchills in the teens and 20s by early your friday evening. weekend travel p

and how maryland could register hundreds of thousands of new voters. call for the citadel's president to re-sign over pictures of students dressed as klan -- to resign over picture of students dressed as klansmen. doug: we'll talk about the weekend weather with st maureen: the police put out a crime alert after a series of mugs. police believe the same man logged several people. if you have information call crime stoppers. there are calls for the president of the citadel re-signed over cadets were dressed as ku klux klanmen. they have all been suspended. >> this is a slap in the face. the citadel is only a few blocks away. with the students and the leadership have done is opened up a wound. that is hard to close. >> that is reference to the nine african-americans killed in racial attack at church. the citadel president says he will not re-sign. the university of maryland football stadium going to get a new name. they voted to change it from byrd stadium to capital one field at maryland stadium. it's named for the school's president from 1936-1954. who

dry across northern maryland. best chance of any light rain will be down across southern maryland. hour by hour, 30s and 20s. rising to the low to mid-50s. coming up in ten mijtss we'll focus back in on that next big change in the weather. that's at 6:01. traffic time, here's kim mccormick. >> no reason to focus on that. where we're going focus or attention is just inside the beltway. there are reports of krarchlt be careful. top side of the beltway from 95 over to 270 not a problem for you at all so far this morning but there is just building volume. we do have delays on metro. the orange and silver line are single tracking because of a disabled train outside of the foggy bottom lanes. the there are delays. just be careful when yu get on the metro this morning. you will find some delays. >> thank you, kim. >>> we're following a developing story out of chicago. nbc news has learned the justice didn't is going to open an investigation into the chicago police department. former police officer jason van dyke currently charged with the 17-year-old murder. now, the reverend jesse jackso

maryland only allowed it for subgroup offenders. if you are super drunk, transporting a minor or underage. opposed to having it for all offenders. suzanne: interlock measures are been proposed in the assembly but have not been success. it didn't make it out of committee. coming up at 2:00 we talk to a police captain that says officer noah leotta had what it took to address drunk driving problem. we will ask the captain what he thinks about maryland's drunk driving laws. reporting live in wheaton, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. alison: thank you. the washington regional program honored noah leotta with a moment of silence in the annual award ceremony. this afternoon, alexandria police department tweeted this photo showing the officers will be wearing the black mourning bands on the badges to remember him. we are collecting condolences on the facebook page. jonathan: a lot of folks do it from time to time. if you have a lead foot and have a habit on it, think twice about jumping on the pedal. especially in d.c. here is why. if the d.c. d

a scare for university of maryland students. prince george's county police now apologizing over audio tests from the county helicopter. a loud speaker announced take shelter and put your weapons down. it did include a message that said it was a test. but not everyone heard it and that prompted some to make a 911 call. county police say it was just a test. >>> talking about what they went through. first responders in san bernardino talking about their emotions after the mass shooting. >>> and also ahead, giving you the chance to vents your frustrations. the request one local you lawmaker is making of drivers who find themselves stuck in traffic. >>> and i'm following a developing story in the pacific northwest where heavy rain is causing more problems overnight we saw at least one rescue after a mud slide. that story next from the live desk. >>> the pacific northwest is getting ready for more severe flooding. there are heavy rains in washington and oregon right now where it's been raining for days now. in the town of kalama, muds

the university of maryland back court of regents say it may be changed from byrd stadium to maryland stadium. some say byrd had racist views. >>> it's sentencing day for a woman who embezzled more than $380,000 from her employer and the properties she managed. lorraine sear also faces tax evasion and wire fraud charges in the district. she pled guilty earlier this year. court documents show she spent the cash on casinos and shopping. the sentence could include both jail time and financial penalties. >>> new this morning more than 150 refugees from syria are in toronto. the government flew them there on a military airplane that tumbled down overnight. justin trudeau greeted the refugees in person. the government plans to resettle 25,000 refugees over the next few months. >>> major change in the fight over gun control. the stating state being the first to ban it. >>> outbreak. they mourn the loss of one of their own. how they're turning greefr into a positive mission. >>> it's going been a beautiful weekend. will it be >>> developments in the fight over gun control. malloy plans to sig

it's happening across the country, it's not unique to maryland. i to maryland. i do agree with you that over the years the leverage has been more with the coach than with the a/d. let me give you an example playback when i was in congress in the early 90s i had a hearing on on one of the issues are coaches salary. i was talking about that there was not a million-dollar coaches salaries. it has gone out of the roof in the last three years. >> host: i wrote. >> guest: i wrote a story would next sabin left michigan state after the 99 season. he was earning $697,000 at michigan state at that time. some of the assistant athletic director said he was unhappy and he felt unappreciated and wanted other opportunities outside of the school to make more money. >> .. particularly in football and probably men's basketball. >> host: and staying on that point with my alma mater for a second, you write about maryland's move to the big ten which i was the regent, the only regent to oppose it. it was a very abbreviated process, and i thought we needed more deliberation. >> guest:

to reconsider renaming byrd stadium as maryland stadium. and surae chinn is live with the story. good morning. >> yes, harry curly byrd was and consider asked the founder and builder of the school. he incrassed enrollment, and the size of the campus. but he also kept black students out. byrd stadium is the most visible stadium. the former president served from 1936 to 1954, keeping the university segregated until a court order forced the enrollment of black students to allow them to attend school. many want the name dropped. >> i'm just glad that we come to a point where we're going to say bye bye to curly. >> changing buildings does not change anything. >> well, the board of regents are expected to make that vote today and call that stadium, maryland stadium. >>> right now, police are looking for a gunman who shot two teenagers. >> the shooting happened between f and g streets. the victims believe to be 14 or 15. their injuries are described as serious, but not life threatening. >>> a 19-year-old northeast man charged in the murder of a re

so it's not unique to maryland. i do agree with you that over the years i think that the leverage has been more with the coach dan the school and the idea. and if you look to give an example back when i was in congress congress in the early '90s i had a hearing on one of the issues with the coaches salaries and i was talking about the fact that there wasn't a million-dollar salary at that point. it's kind of funny that -- they've gone out of the roof and a couple of years. after the 99 season come he was earning $667,000 at michigan state at the time and some of the assistant athletic directors told me he was unhappy. he felt underappreciated and wanted another opportunity outside of the school to make more money i assume of endorsement deals and in any case he gets hired away by lsu for $1.2 million who do they send on the booster plane to talk with him none other than mark who was the the chancellor at baton rouge and of course is now the ncaa president. fast forward to today come and there were $.1 million at ala

. >> reporter: people who know him say he was born in maryland. he worked as a landscaper and translator. for some time he lived in this 12-foot cave he dug in the woods a couple hundred yards behind police headquarters. it had two rooms, living quarters and a bedroom. the entrance covered by a piece of plywood. when it was discovered, police evicted the man. the city filled in the cave and mr. raes was arrested and charged with destruction of property. the fallout has been sharp and fast. a number of people criticizing police for taking the home away from this homeless man. the sergeant says it was a matter of public safety. >> it is a public park. it's right next to an apartment complex with small children. had anybody come here if it wasn't covered up and fallen in, that would have been a problem for us as well. >> reporter: now to the center. a faith-based organization that helps homeless and people down on their luck. they say mr. raes was a regular who participated in bible studies here. >> we're shocked to hear that he was living the way th

right now across most of virginia and maryland it is raining. mostly light rain, a few pockets of moderate showerses along the eastern part of the blue ridge. that will be getting closer to us for the afternoon commute. so, the afternoon commute will be wet. have an umbrella handy if you're heading out the door. the fog is generally lifting. by 3:00, near 60 with showers coming through. by 7:00, most tof is over. by 11:00, mid 50s, we'll dry out. finally the sun returns tomorrow. thank you, tom. >>> yahoo! released its list of the most searched topics for 2015, sadly searches for bobbi kristina brown was the most searched. after brown, the searches included the iphone, caitlyn jenner, kendall jenner, and a video game minecraft. >>> dramatic new video of a water rescue attempt in texas that ended with a woman's death. you can see a deputy trying to rescue the woman. she was 76 and stranded out there. the deputy wades out and then rushing water causes her to lose her footing, she goes over the guardrail. crews found that deputy two hours later cli

virginia has virtually no gun control and a much lower violent rate than maryland. if gun control actually works, then virginia would be one of the most violent states in the country, and washington d.c. and maryland would be some of the least. and it's entirely the opposite. >> go ahead, mr. demarco. >> the fact of the matter is, that the state that have had handgun purchaser licensing laws for decades have significantly lower gun death rates than similar states that don't. you compare new jersey and pennsylvania. new jersey has much lower gun violence death rates than pennsylvania, and 80% of the handguns that kill people come from new jersey because it's harder for criminals to get them in new jersey and many of them come from pennsylvania. luckily hayward in pennsylvania is going to be introducing legislation to get licensing in pennsylvania. we need them all across the country. >> let's stop there, and i want to give george lyons a chance for a quick response. >> if i could respond to that, what you also have are that law-abidingen citizens are prevented from p

leon: later exposing the problem in maryland. the government program with one of the longest waiting lists in the country. >> abc7 presents season's greetings. >> we're the liggen family in netherlands and want to wish our friends in the d.c. area a merry christm steve: i'm steve rudin at the meadow lark winter walk of life. it is absolutely beautiful here. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. if you start early, christmas eve, daytime temperature around 75 degrees. move to christmas day we will see the daytime highs that will make it to the upper 60's. for the rest of the weekend. if you like the temperatures on the warm side, warm for this time of the year, around 60 on saturday. sunday around 63 degrees. stay with us. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". we'll be back a jennifer: hello. i'm jennifer donelan. this is the "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. tonight d.c. police turning up the heat in the search for two when who they say are killers. >> d.c. police adding john james to the wall. detectives say they

maryland state police reopen ee largo road. police say a driver lost control of his car and hit another car head on. >>> we have another crash impacting the roads outbound at 14 street bridge and gw parkway. again, the crash on main street at fairfax boulevard still hanging around. chuck? >> outside this morning it's cloudy and cool. temperatures in the upper 40s. it will be a whole lot colder before you come home from work and school. take a look at the hour by hour and the weekend as well. that's up at 5:51. >> families of the victims of the san bernardino shooting are meeting privately with president obama today. he'll make his last news conference of the year in washington this afternoon. the white house considering action to expand gun background checks without approval from congress. >>> and the former neighbor of the san bernardino shooters admitted on facebook he was involved with terrorism. it might mean prison time for him. the facebook admissions came a month before the shooting. he's charged with aiding and abetting

already light rain down across southern maryland. this is the leading edge of a big push of moisture going away from the carolinas to georgia. flying, little rock to new orleans to dallas to houston. severe weather there. big rain along most of the hubs in the east. that could slow things down. it is not cold. mid to upper 50s. the next big change in the weather really does arrive during the day today. rain and fog in the 50s this morning. that push of strong southerly winds brings in the moderate rain and much milder temperatures. we should be in the mid to upper 60s later on today. mid 70s tomorrow. near 70 on christmas day and a whole lot of clouds. you're not going to see much if anything in the way of sunshine for most of the next week or more. rain chances, heaviest rain today, hit-and-miss showers tomorrow. could rule out a quick little shower late friday into early saturday. the big story really is the warmth. melissa mollet, it could be tough travel weather unless we get the rain stopped. >>> inner loop between rockville pik

then you have maryland. that was interesting, i don't follow maryland football that closely so i'd say me it was a little bit surprising, then i read the stories and i found the athletic directors, it's really, really interesting. i wish the writer had focused it more on that. unless i miss reading it, he was saying we really need someone a lot more exciting than the coach. we need to have a more open offensive system where one of these offenses where yours a lot of points. but then, the other side of it was four months ago, correct me for months ago they extended the contract by a couple of years and at that point i think they're saying he's the guy to take us to the next level, whatever that next level is here we are four months later firing him in the middle of the season and one of the consequences is he has a number of years left on his contract and go somewhere 38 and the estimates as highs $4 million on his contract between the leftover of this year and a year to more that he had going out. so, i'm in

we have folks from maryland, d.c., virginia in the crowd. they're excited. this used to be a transit bus in new jersey. my new buddy clint. we found out we graduated from the same high school. >> the liquor is just on tap. >> when was the last time you were as excited about a redskins game as tonight? >> in 2013 when we played dallas for the biggest title. that was an exciting game. good activity like we have tonight. looking forward to the big ones. >> i know the records aren't the best but if they win they are all alone. a long time. >> control the des any. you have put them down. they don't have romo. tom: nice to meet you. you are live on television. do you want dallas? they want dallas. reporting live outside fedex field, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. leon: put your foot on the throat of a cowboy. thanks, tom. abc7 news wants to thank the viewers who came out to support the toys for tots event at the national harbor over the weekend. we had a good time. we collected 600 toys and 40 build-a-bears on saturday. the approximately value was more than $7,000. w

o'malley: throughout my service in maryland, we celebrated that we were one maryland. we would host events in the governor's mansion. i know that my muslim neighbors make america strong. they are our doctors, engineers, lawyers. [applause] and so i suppose that my message here today is not only one of solidarity, but also of encouragement. anduse in order to rise up meet these challenges, we need each other. particularly need our american muslim neighbors. i know there have been many acts of violence. i know that there are acts of ignorance that have been encouraged by some in our political discourse, but the larger arc of our history is an of love and generosity and respect for one another. i know our young people understand, that the tragic murders that took place in san bernardino does not define islam anymore than a horrible murder in charleston defines christianity. [applause] together, we have what it takes as a people to rise to the challenge. every generation always faces challenges. we face challenges too. it is the changing nature of conflict. the world has n

byrd stadium will now be known as maryland stadium. the university of maryland board of regents approved the name change today. the decision came after an outcry by many who say former university president h.c. curly byrd had racist and segregationist views. the current president says byrd's legacy will instead be recognized in one of the main ieb raers. the crew plans to start regular discussions about diversity on campus. the stadium name change was the focus of our flash survey. we asked people to weigh in on the decision. more than 60% of people who responded say they do not agree with the vote. >> a judge tonight has blocked fantasy sports sites draft kings and fan duel from doing business in new york. the state's attorney general is suing the companies to try to force them to shut down. he says the games are illegal gambling based on chance, not skill. today's ruling bans the sites from operating in new york until a final decision is made. the fantasy sports sites plan to appeal the ruling. nbc sports and nbc 4's parent company c

it is illegal to ride atvs on maryland roads. nationwide 12 people died in the first two weeks on atvs. two of the victims were younger than 16. that's according to numbers from the consumer product safety commission. the commission advises never to drive atvs on paved roads. don't allow anyone under 16 to operate vehicles and don't drive with a paej and don't ride as a passenger. >>> an armed robber stole thousands of dollars from a falls church small business. this happened just before saturday night. the police say the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money from the owner who was closing the store. the store's owner said the robber got away with nearly $20,000. but the investigators have not confirm thad amount. >>> new developments in 2016. donald trump is calling the republican party, stupid. they cement out a southeast of tweets upset that the organization requires a statement of affiliation. it requires voters to fill out a form pledging their allegiance. it's long been a way that the party does that. trump tweeted th

stadium. >> in the history of the university of maryland. and this is the stadium of the people of maryland. >> i am hoping to get it signed by a few key stakeholders. to do it in a hurry. >> reporter: but it didn't happen quickly as many realized that this is a difficult situation because curly byrd was an important figure at the university of maryland. >> the problem that was made under this leadership is unmatched. i urge you to reject the recommendation. >> reporter: at the same time byrd kept black students out. representing views of his time as a segregationist. one member changed his vote at the last minute because of this thought. >> why would an african american want to come here and play football? if they are going to play on a field that is named after someone that is a segregationist. >> the name byrd stadium is a constant reminder that people did not want them at this university for so long. >> reporter: the university president wallace loe received e-mails and text messages all in support of the name change getting choked up ta

in maryland, $2.02. virginia virginia average, $1.89. it's likely to don't through the oenld thf year. >>> it's gaft many of your kids may be asking for this holiday season but you may have harrer time finding one. what amazon is asking for before it starts selling hover boards again. >>> also putting the fantasy sports sites under a microscope. the state takes a closer look at the draftkings and fanduel sites. >>> we have a problem on happening today we'll hear from president obama on counterterrorism. he's making a rare trip to the pentagon to meet with the national security council. they'll discuss the fight against the islamic state in iraq and syria. the president will deliver a statement following that meeting. >> a town in our area is reponding to the syrian refugee crisis today. last month maryland governor larry hogan requested the state keep refugees out until it's clear they pose no threat. today greenbelt is expected to approve a letter saying, quote, we express our strong support for welcoming to our state any and all vetted

rain arriving by 12:00. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in southern maryland. most likely the rain showers moving in around 3:00 to 6:00 and arriving last in northern maryland and southern pennsylvania where the rain will be cold enough to support winter weather. temperatures in the 30s and 40

maryland up big! and it stays that way in the second half. rob carter, game high 20 points, maryland wins 96-55. >>> while the wahoos have their guy. bronco mendenhall this is new head coach of the university of virginia. he has led byu to 11 kiv bowl ga games, virginia has only appe appeared in three bowl game is in that same stand. virginia, 5a playoffs. first quarter, stone bridgetting on, joe thompson finds smedly. two seconds left. the high school version of the packers. the quarterback, daniel smith, hail mary, this one is full of grace. comes down on the hands of nick. 53-yard touchdown, still bridge still let at the half. too tough to keep up with the offense. stone ridge in a state championship game next saturday. a 54-41 win for them. congrats to them. >> a big day in college basketball tomorrow. at this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus a

the latest trying to get out of southern maryland. if we go to our maps northbound side of 301-5, you're normally tied up waldorf into brandywine with signal light delays near moors road there was a report of a crash. looks like the delays go up to that point. just not sure if that's going to be in the roadway but that's the tieup for the ride there. eastbound 66 a challenge east of gainesville really. two separate incidents between manassas and centreville now out of the roadway about have done the damage for folks there. as far as the capital beltway is concerned, nothing out of the ordinary as far as the volume that's building on the outer loop into silver spring. your lanes are going to be open there. the bw parkway earlier problems out of laurel have been cleared out of the way but still going to abslow go. back to you. >> tank you, bev. >>> most of weapons used by isis were taken from iraqis army. that's the report from amnesty international that says that. decades of reckless army trading has contributed to isis' large arsenal.

she says drunk driving laws in maryland are weak. >> it's a traffic offense. it's not a criminal offense. in other states duis are criminal in nature and our neighboring state of virginia, for example, has very harsh penalties for dui. >> last year 121 people were killed in maryland by drunk drivers. the maximum penalty in maryland for killing someone while driving drunk is ten years. few ever get the max. >> generally when someone kills someone in maryland they're looking at about 18 months. >> we all would think that such a person would go to jail for a long time. number one, the judges are inconsistent. number two, the prosecutors are inconsistent in terms of seeking serious penalties and number three, the laws just don't provide for a long jail sentence. >> penalties for drunk driving in virginia and d.c., carry within 20 to 30 years in prison. low prison terms in maryland actually penalize the surviving families. >> devastates the family because they're expecting. the maximum they can get is ten years and they want that ten years. we don't see that ever a

rain chances, heaviest rain is in southern maryland. there's a lot more where that came from, everybody. take your umbrella. leave the winter coat at home. temperatures mid to upper 60s. we'll talk more about that record high coming our way tomorrow in a few more minutes. here's melissa. >>> breaking news on the rales. talking about orange, blue, silver line. single tracking in two different spots. you can see that on the nbc washington app. smithsonian and mcpherson square and stadium armory. 95 south before 100 has a car fire there that is slowing things here southbound. might be a little slow north bound. you'll see the response if you're headed out soon. 270 to 70 will take you 29 minutes. nice and on time. no major problems down there. take a look at travel times in ten minutes. aaron. >>> melissa, thank you 56789:31. turn to decision 2016 this morning and donald trump blames the mainstream media for incorrectly defining his words. trump took to twitter yesterday to deny using vulgar language when he talked about hillary clinton lo

taking you to some of our maryland towns south of the beltway. no issues in accokeek, upper marlboro, even parts of oxon hill. this is a live look at eastern avenue at kenilworth avenue traveling southbound on 295 towards the 11th street bridge. you will see some fog so take it easy out there. your next traffic update coming up shortly. for now over to you. >>> at 6:02, we continue to follow breaking news for you this morning. a death investigation under way in silver spring after a body was found near the northwest branch trail. >> delia goncalves is live near the bike path to tell us more about a gruesome discovery there. delia, take it away. >> reporter: we've been here for a couple of hours following up on this breaking news story for you. we're still trying to get some more information, the very latest information for you but i can tell you police remain tight limbed about the investigation -- lipped about the investigation and about the body they found inside these woods. a gruesome discovery just days before christmas. a body inside a cree

this morning the board of regents voted to change the name to maryland stadium. news 4's molette green reports. >> after nearly two hours of discussion, the vote came to rename byrd stadium maryland stadium an historic and emotional issue that has polarized this college campus. now supporters say it sends a clear message that symbols matter and the university system's board of regents just being comboed down the most visible symbol on this campus. >> one is the ultimate example is to remove any merge offer of byrd from our history ignoring the positive contributions that he made to the university, a place that he served for more than half his life. >> we have to get past this idea about removing byrd stadium name is erasing history. >> university president wallace lowe and other faculty alumni and students on this campus have grappled and researched about the contributions and also the painful legacy of h.c. curly byrd who is credited as the father of this university during his 43-year term and also denounced by many as a known segregationist who fought to keep a

west virginia and maryland. kellye: the maryland state police are investigating a stunt that shut down the beltway. take a look at this. this video from sunday shows the estimated 200 motorcycles and the dirt bikes that clog the beltway. they receive thousands of calls from drivers and ding the stunts and driving the wrong way. leon: the winter storm that swept across the midwest took a chunk out of martin o'malley presidential's campaign. last night the democrat hosted an event in iowa and drew one person. o'malley said he almost canceled the event because of that. the weather is not slowing down hurricane trump dominating the headlines. we break down the latest on the campaign trail. reporter: donald trump announced his first major advertising blitz in the three early voting states and followup tweet he said, "i have spent nothing on the run for president and the first place. jeb bush spent $59 million. and done. bush when asked on fox news about trump trump's recent attacks on bill clinton. >> first of all, i

it is the same story here in 95 in maryland at the icc turning over that camera. dense fog advisory in effect for the entire area. chuck says it's going to take a while for all of this to burn off. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're talking about the fog for the morning. a different weather story for the evening commute. chuck bell is tracking all of that in the 24 hour forecast ahead of us. chuck. >> good morning to you guys. good morning, everybody. thick, thick, thick fog across northern virginia, suburban maryland. inner harbor in baltimore now. quarter and a half mile visibility. low beams and low speeds this morning. temperatures, not cold by late december, early january standards. we're already above our average high. we're in the mid to upper 40s. fog moves out just in time for rain to move in. biggest impacts for rain will be across southern maryland into parts of northern virginia today. here's your 24 hour focus. thick fog. 47 this morning. cloudy and chilly at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with temperatur

college football, university of maryland has a new offensive coordinator. according to multiple reports, arkansas state's oc walt belt is coming to college park. arkansas state went 9-3. all right. redskins in the hunt for a division title late into december. remember the hogs joe gibes era. the last time washington beat the buffalo bills, who they play tomorrow, was super bowl xxvi. got that incredible 91-92 campaign. they have been playing much better of late. in fact, skins just giving up 18 points per. come sunday, it will take at least that level of performance to limit an explosive buffalo attack. >> let's win one game. we can't win three if we don't win the first one. we're focusing on the bills right now and got to beat them. >> every game from here on out is very, very important. so we were doing a really good job at home until the dogs came. so this is an opportunity for us to get better and put together a team win. >> all right. skins and bills both 6-7. erica, redskins getting a little bet disrespected here. they're a two-point underdog at home.

[michael greenberger/director, university of maryland health & homeland security]"efforts need to be made to tamp down what is now become a panic within the united states."i'm jeff barnd reporting. 3 he was once near the top of the republican field... but lately ben carson's support has been free- fallingwhat the candidate himself is doing to try and win back voters' support... 3 ben carson is spending the holidays with his family in maryland..... and earlier today in an exclusive interview today, he sat down with reporter jeff abell from our sister station in baltimore to discuss his recent slide in the polls and possible changes which could be coming to his campaign. 3 (audio) "we're still in a reasonable spot...."at his maryland home....republican ben carson says he understands his sudden slide in the presidential polls...."i think after the episode in paris and in san bernardino where terrorism became national issues, the narrative that i didn't know anything about them was harmful. its not true. i know plenty about numbers have caused carson to take a top to bottom review of his

again, this is 95 in maryland. as we move back to the maps we are in pretty good shape on 95 in virginia seeing the northwest stretch from tysons corner to 270 starting to get congested. in d.c., no crashes to report right now. some good news. back to you. alison: very good news. thank you. jonathan: talk about the weather. we don't want to say it too loudly. we're repetitive but this is incredible for december. alison: it's so nice. we love it. doug: enjoy every minute of it. who knows? i think it will turn colder. the idea that december would be warmer than average and then january and february will get a touch colder but on average we are not looking at a nasty winter yet. mark this. jonathan: take the video. doug: i mentioned that the skiers would not be happy with the weekly outlook. we take you to winter green, they are at a higher elevation. they are normally cranked in the snow guns full bore. but during the day, not so much. not the best conditions. but we will keep our eyes open. it's an important industr

northern virginia, suburban maryland. inner harbor in baltimore now. quarter and a half mile visibility. low beams and low speeds this morning. temperatures, not cold by late december, early january standards. we're already above our average high. we're in the mid to upper 40s. fog moves out just in time for rain to move in. biggest impacts for rain will be across southern maryland into parts of northern virginia today. here's your 24 hour focus. thick fog. 47 this morning. cloudy and chilly at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with temperatures once again in the mid 40s. those are, indeed, your weather headlines for the day from the fog to rain. our mild pattern is coming to an end and good news about the new year. montpelier are about all of that coming up in a few minutes. for now, trouble near quantico. >> brand-new problem. a quiet road at tacketts mill. a crash with possible entrapments. this could be here for a little while this morning. 95 again worth another look here at the i.c.c. it is foggy, kind of hazy looking so be careful and get the low beams

showers already along i-81 and a few sprinkles in parts of southern maryland as well. southern prince george's county, st. charles and st. mary's as well. keep in mind you'll be needing it for sure. the rain increasing in intensity. heaviest rain intensity. there's your hour by hour. mid-50s. rain may be heavy at times. we'll talk more about that and the school day forecast and the kiddos. that's up to you, melissa? >> top of the beltway, i-95, b.w. parkway, everything looking good. we had a problem earlier. that has now cleared out of the way after 100. 66 inbound at 123 still have that disabled vehicle there right on the shoulder. just a warning for you there. inner loop and outer loop looking quite good. going to be wet later this morning. you're going to have to work the windshield cameras. and at shirlington, no issues there. i'll see you in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. it's 4:32. wi continue to the detailing out of baltimore. >> we're hopeful that miss mosley will retry officer porter as soon as possible and that his next jury will reach a verdict. >> this

challenges out of southern maryland. the crash on 210 in accokeek at berry road. initially callers told us it was the left side of the shoulder that was block. may be a slow merge on 210 northbound. i-295 north, police still blocked off the exit ramp to malcolm x avenue with a crash having shim pact for 295 north heading -- an impact for 295 north heading to the base. i-270 south out of frederick county, you have a couple. challenges out of fredic. i-70 eastbound the accident before 270. that was in the roadway. now word of a vehicle stopped in the roadway south of route 80 before you get to 109 on 270. that's idea volume is so light at 109 -- why the volume is so light at 109 heading to the cruk scales. >>> a man from france has been identified at the third attacker at the bataclan music hall in paris. 90 people were killed in that terror attack. french police say the third attacker left for syria in 2013. all three attackers at the bataclan were killed. >>> in a situation happening right now taliban forces carrying out a deadly attack in kandahar, afghanistan. a

not much rain in northern maryland yet. so the top end of 270 and 70, not as much rain on those roads. but don't you worry, rain is coming your way. latest, high resolution model updates hourly. this is the latest run of it through 9:00 this morning. there is that moderate rain coming right through the heart of the city. by 10:00, raining steadily. after lunch time, things ease off a bit. clouds with light rain and sprinkles still possible, but this heavy steady rain will be gone, only temporarily as by 6:00, more showers down to our south and west start to move in and more heavy rain late tonight into tomorrow. so that means that we are all waiting on our next big change in the weather, that arrives wednesday night into thursday. that's when the cold front finally starts to blow things out of here and dry us out. temperatures in the 50s with the rain today and tomorrow. sunny and nice. someone dealing with the roads now, that's my colleague tom kierein of storm team 4 by 4. >> around the region, we have been seeing wet roa

. >>> some emergency testing scared the university of maryland students. prince george's county police are now apologizing over audio tests on the county's helicopter. a loud speaker announced take shelter and put your weapons down. it did include a message that said it was a test, but not everyone heard it and that prompted some 911 calls. county police say it was just a test. >>> this morning we're hearing from the first responders to the san bernardino mass shooting. one week ago today, 14 people were gunned down at an office holiday party inside the island regional center. 300 officers responded to the emergency call. many of them say they just can't believe a terrorist attack could happen in their own city. >> himy body went numb. it was overwhelming and surreal. the fact that corporal had said as we're going in, this is real. immediately hit home that this is not a training drill. >> coming up, tracie potts will have more on a classified briefing lawmakers will receive about how the shooting suspects became radicalized. >>> the time is 5:05. new deta

thee aren't maryland institutions. they're national institutions but they employ marylanders. in this bill, working on a bipartisan basis we have increased the funding for the national institutes of health by $2 billion, increasing it to $32 billion. working with both senator murray, who is the ranking member, and senator blunt, the chair of the subcommittee, we have nicknamed the national institutes of health to the national institutes of hope. and why? because it looks out to find the cures and breakthroughs for the american devastating disease, from cancer to alzheimer's. but at the same time while we have worked on finding the research -- funding the research to find cures and breakthroughs, they must be moved to clinical practice. that's why we in maryland have fought so hard to make sure the food and drug administration is capitalized in a way that it does its job. the food and drug administration employing, again, over 4,000 people is responsible for our food safety both here and as it comes in from abroad, and also for being able to move drugs bilogics -- biologics and

showers about everywhere except southern maryland. most of the showers will travel to the north for a while. but if you are coming up from southern maryland up 5 and 301, by the time you get close to town you will see more showers. by lunch time everybody has showers down to st. marys county and calvary county. 58 in fredericksburg and manassas. a little fleck of yellow, heavier activity rolling in during the afternoon. you are welcome to get lunch and take your umbrella. this is good news. by 5:30 or 6:00 a couple of sprinkles here and there, leesburg to frederick. most of the activity will be gone and it will be a slow process with temperatures falling baa tock the 40s. -- falling back to the 40s. day planner shows 57 by 1:00. cooler and chilly on thursday. 50. friday the same temp but it will feel better with less winds, also 50. saturday is nice, 55. put the christmas lights up now. near 60 on sunday. upper 50s on monday, upper 50s on tuesday. crowds coming in late. we could see rain or showers tuesday night. >> a big game tonight

dry across northern maryland. maybe a sprinkle or two in around the beltway and light rain across southern maryland. so if you're traveling today, you might want to have the umbrella. today, 55. dry for the remainder of the week. there's that next big change thursday into friday. coming up in ten minutes, we e'll take another check of our computer model check and bring you the latest on our fog as well. that's all in ten minutes. here's kim mccormick. >> we have that crash. it's an overnight investigation from a crash much, much earlier this morning. detours are in place. most of these detours are going to affect the community that levers in the area. a lot of people use it as a cut-through. this morning stick with the mainlines. now, we have a crash in prince george's county. it's an overturned tractor trailer off to the side. the ramp is currently blocked. be careful. south of montrose at gaines breaux road there's a crash report and units are responding. be careful out there. pretty quiet for you so far this mo

an hour ago, the board voted to change the name to maryland stadium. critics say hairy curly byrd worked to keep black students off the campus when he was president. he kept the school segregated until the court order to force enrollment. >>> sentencing was handed down for a 19 year old who killed his friend and then set the body on fire. the man pleaded guilty of murder. guidelines for sentencing call for a range of 18 to 26 years. mcneil was found dead in an alley last june where the two men shared an apartment. after the murder, is suspect told police the victim was his best friend. >>> four vehicles crashed on the wilson bridge this morning. the crash shut down several lanes of the interloop for three and a half -- three and a half hours. >>> a scary school bus ride in fairfax county. the bus hit a guardrail along the southbound side of 395. 13 students were transmitted to a -- transported to a local hospital for treatment. a spokesperson says the injuries are not life threatening. its unclear what caused the driver to lose control of the bus. >>>

southern maryland, all the counties reaching low to mid-60s. winds gust to around 25, 30 miles an hour. cooler, highs near 50s at the pennsylvania border. in the mountains, around 60 degrees for afternoon highs. 50s out of the mountains. weather and traffic on the 1s. drive time forecast, big problems. >> breaking news here, top of the beltway, look at this. this just happened choppers just over the problem now, a two mile backup on the outer loop as you approach georgia. crash isn't that bad at georgia

fromleon, we have results the entire state of maryland. statewide, 39% of third grade 3/8 graders scored proficient in english, just 29% scored as efficient in math. in prince george's county, the numbers were lower, which has some concern. >> i'm very disappointed that we scored that low. parents were concerned about new common core test results for third through eighth graders. they fared far worse than neighboring montgomery county. in prince george's county is 25% in english, just 15% proficient in math. >> it's disheartening to me when i hear many people say, well, i dealt what to live in pg county because the school system is so bad. : this was the first time the common core test were given, which are much more difficult than standardized exams of the past. >> the previous exams amassed some of the gaps in the learning. the first step is finding out where students are. prince george's county school board member curtis valentine says it's viable for showing the district what needs to improve. >> these are the things that need to be im