and much of virginia, maryland, and west virginia. and closer to washington, though, it's in the mid-30s in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, and montgomery counties. near 40 in washington and right near the bay waters. there is our city camera, trying to find the sun. not visible at the surface. sunrise at the surface is 6:43. we'll have temperatures by 9:00 near 50. should be in the 60s. by noontime near 70. chilly again quickly right after sunset. we'll drop down into the 50s. sunset today at 5:01. a look at a big drop in temperature for the end of the week. we'll look at that and the weekend at 6:51. danella, how's traffic? >> still seeing big problems right now, new york avenue. breaking news. all your lanes are blocked inbound as you make your way towards west virginia avenue. this is right near love nightclub. your inbound lanes are blocked. traveling outbound, two of your left outbound lanes are blocked. so far they're letting just one lane to the right get in past this accident. delays on new york avenue, they start prior

for the visiting virginia cavaliers, different story. uva is bowl eligible for the first time in four years. and it didn't start well for the maryland terrapins. but good for the cavs. first play from scrimmage. perry jones finds the hole right here. terps having trouble making tackles and perry jones is gone. 47-yard touchdown. and just like that, cavaliers take a 7-0 lead. danny o'brien started the game for maryland. here in the second quarter, c.j. brown in the game. check this play out here. quick pass to campbell for the score, that looked easy. maryland takes a 10-7 lead. later in the quarter, turning point for the terps. on third and goal from the 1 yard line. senior david meggett stopped on senior day for a one-yard loss. terps have to settle for a field goal. maryland finished with 84 yards rushing. ensuing virginia drive. michael rocco to a wide-open devin parks. blown coverage by maryland. 35-yard touchdown. uva retakes the lead 14-13. third quarter. after a danny o'brien turnover. one of five in the game for maryland. hughes

near freezing in virginia and west virginia. closer to washington in fairfax and arlington counties, right now into the low and mid-30s. mid-30s now in montgomery and prince george's counties. district of columbia ya is around 40. so near the bay near 40. away from the water, temperatures in the 30s. counties in gray a dense fog advisory until 10:00. it includes calvert, charles, st. mary's, northern neck, and much of the eastern shore. dense fog there. watch out for that. sunrise 6:44. elsewhere, lots of fog this morning. that fog on the eastern shore should dissipate by later this morning. by noontime in the 60s. mid and upper 60s by midafternoon. a delightful day coming up. clouding up tonight. we'll have sunset at 5:00, back down into the 50s after that. by dawn tomorrow, big changes beginning to move in. a look at that and the weekend at 5:51. how's traffic now, danella? >>> still seeing the accident at the intersection of ridge road and brinks road. this is if you're traveling in germantown. i'm checking the camera in that

virginia. we picked up one seat so far making it 21-19. there are two other races we're too close to call at this point. we picked up six or seven seats so we're now at the highest republican water mark in virginia history. 65 or 66 seats so it's been a great night for republicans in virginia. mississippi had a great night as well, one of the governorship taking up seats, looks like, in wisconsin. we feel good about our ability to govern and things we ran out here in virginia. >> bret: your arufal rating is at 69% depending on the poll. yet virginia is called a swing state and will continue to be call that had in the presidential election. what is your take on the state? where it's headed? >> i think it's been swinging well towards the conservative cause last three cycles. i won by 18 points, we picked up three congressional seats last year. wins in both house and senate tonight. the president is underwater and i think what we're trying to do in virginia is focus on things people care about. cr

virginia. right near washington, though, around the beltway and inside the beltway, we're in the upper 30s to around 40, as well as right near the chesapeake bay. most locations, it is certainly cold this morning. now, the view from space over the last 12 hours, it's been clear. we've had a beautiful clear sky through yesterday afternoon and overnight. it's going to stay that way throughout the day today. sunrise is at 7:36. the temperatures by 9:00 should be into the mid-40s with bright sunshine, then into the mid and upper 50s by noontime. may actually get into the low 60s during the afternoon hours. this evening, we'll have it clear and chilly, down into the upper 40s by late evening. another cold start tomorrow morning. we'll look at that, the rest of the week, and a cold start through the year. danella, how's traffic? >>> right now still seeing a lot of green in your area. let's check out 66. not seeing any problems inside. let's start outside the beltway on 66. taking a look at sully road

right here in washington, virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, west virginia, gorgeous start to this day. the autumn constellations are gleaming with that big nearly full moon setting in the west. temperatures are down to the 30s to upper 20s in many locations around the shenandoah valley and the blue ridge through central virginia. closer to washington, right around the beltway, we're in the mid to upper 30s. it's near 40 in washington and right by the chesapeake bay. so for your day, here's your day planner. sunrise at 6:43. it will be coming up in a clear sky. by then, though, we still could have some patchy fog around. any fog that might form should be gone by midmorning. by then we'll be near 50. a bright and sunny afternoon. temperatures climbing to around 70 by midafternoon. so a wonderful day coming up. sunset, though, that's getting earlier and earlier. it will be at 5:01 this afternoon. a look at your evening planner coming up at 5:11. here's a look at our tuesday traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> right now that is a beautiful look. not seeing any issues

the commonwealth of virginia. is that not correct? >> nullification is incorrect turned and suggest you don't know history. vilification sinise says we are not going to obey your federal law. that isn't what happened in virginia. the general assembly in a bipartisan basis passed a law. to be exceeded the president signed p. paquette and those two are in conflict. as our constitutional structure provides, we went to court to resolve the disputes of authority related to those two laws. that is not nullification. >> general cuccinelli, you can answer any question you choose to answer, however you are only bound to answer questions that are within your made this a good subject for which were brought here. you may continue. >> mr. chairman, the purpose of my question was not to focus on health care. i wanted to get the opportunity to the attorney general to explain his position because my question has to do with whether -- you don't like nullification and preemption. does the commonwealth of virginia had a similar pree

the commonwealth of virginia. is that not correct? >> nullification is incorrect turned and suggest you don't know history. vilification sinise says we are not going to obey your federal law. that isn't what happened in virginia. the general assembly in a bipartisan basis passed a law. to be exceeded the president signed p. paquette and those two are in conflict. as our constitutional structure provides, we went to court to resolve the disputes of authority related to those two laws. that is not nullification. >> general cuccinelli, you can answer any question you choose to answer, however you are only bound to answer questions that are within your made this a good subject for which were brought here. you may continue. >> mr. chairman, the purpose of my question was not to focus on health care. i wanted to get the opportunity to the attorney general to explain his position because my question has to do with whether -- you don't like nullification and preemption. does the commonwealth of virginia had a similar pree

., maryland and virginia. >>> it is elect day in virginia and in maryland. the polls now open in virginia. they will open next hour in maryland. voters are electing members of the virginia state house and senate although only about 1/3 of those races are contested. turnout expected to be about 30%. that is low. several local offices also on the ballot in virginia including county school boards, sheriffs races as well. in maryland, local elections being held in bowie, college park and greenbelt. voters in baltimore will choose a new mayor or re-elect the current one as well as city council members. >>> voters in virginia are being asked to check their polling place before they head out. state board of elections reminds everyone that because of redistricting, polling places may be different than the last type you voted. "washington post" reports that a computer glitch assigned some voters in fairfax county to the wrong precinct. corrected voter id cards were sent out but there is still concern that it could be an issue today. can you head to myfoxdc.com and lo

and west virginia and maryland. and we have a clear sky thanks to high pressure over the region. it's going to be with us here throughout the day today, tonight, and through the day on saturday. no travel problems up and down the atlantic seaboard or between washington and the midwest or even off toward the rockies. although there is still some rain in parts of new mexico and arizona, maybe some flight delays getting in and out of there. for the rest of the day today, we'll have sunshine, temperatures rapidly climbing into the 40s by midmorning. sunrise at 7:01. by noontime, mid-50s. hitting upper 50s to near 60 by the afternoon. this evening under a clear sky, here's your friday night planner. sunset 4:49. mid to upper 40s by midnight. a look at saturday, sunday, and changes on the way for the weekend and starting off next week. that will be in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> starting off in maryland, a couple of accidents slowing you down. the first one in maryland. this one if you're traveling 108 and dr

virginia. closer to washington, though, the nearby suburbs in montgomery, prince george's, and arlington. fairfax counties in the low 30s. just a little bit farther outside the rural -- into the rural areas, it is near freezing this morning. except right near the bay. here's your day planner for this wednesday. sunrise at 7:36. by 9:00 we ought to be into the mid-40s throughout much of the region. and then mid-50s by noontime. may actually hit the low 60s by midafternoon this wednesday afternoon with bright sparkling sun and a blue sky. then by late afternoon back down into the upper 50s. a look at your evening planner. that will be in about ten minutes at 5:41. danella, good morning. how's our traffic? >> good morning. >>> right now i'm seeing congestion on i-270 out of urbanna. further down 270, here's the view at father hurley. the volume is increasing just a bit as you head towards the spur. the good news is the lanes are open, not seeing any major congestion. if you're traveling 270 north,

on i-95 in virginia. traveling northbound from prince william parkway to the beltway, 62 miles per hour, only taking 14 minutes. now back to you both? >> thank you, danella. >>> today the gaithersburg man jailed in aruba for the past four months will be heading back to the united states. these pictures were taken just as gary giordano left prison last night. the 50-year-old was being held in connection with robyn gardner's disappearance. she was last seen on august the 2nd. giordano told police she never came back from a snorkeling trip. aruban prosecutors believe that gardner was murdered. last week a judge ruled prosecutors did not have evidence to keep giordano behind bars. gardner's friends worry that justice will never be served. >> it makes it tough because he gets to come home and robyn doesn't, and where's our friend? >> sources tell nbc news that giordano will fly to miami and possibly to new york this morning. meanwhile, prosecutors will be in court today to appeal giordano's release. if they wi

virginia. we picked up one seat so far making it 21-19. there are two other races we're too close to call at this point. we picked up six or seven seats so we're now at the highest republican water mark in virginia history. 65 or 66 seats so it's been a great night for republicans in virginia. mississippi had a great night as well, one of the governorship taking up seats, looks like, in wisconsin. we feel good about our ability to govern and things we ran out here in virginia. >> bret: your arufal rating is at 69% depending on the poll. yet virginia is called a swing state and will continue to be call that had in the presidential election. what is your take on the state? where it's headed? >> i think it's been swinging well towards the conservative cause last three cycles. i won by 18 points, we picked up three congressional seats last year. wins in both house and senate tonight. the president is underwater and i think what we're trying to do in virginia is focus on things people care about. cr

virginia. we picked up one seat so far making it 21-19. there are two other races we're too close to call at this point. we picked up six or seven seats so we're now at the highest republican water mark in virginia history. 65 or 66 seats so it's been a great night for republicans in virginia. mississippi had a great night as well, one of the governorship taking up seats, looks like, in wisconsin. we feel good about our ability to govern and things we ran out here in virginia. >> bret: your arufal rating is at 69% depending on the poll. yet virginia is called a swing state and will continue to be call that had in the presidential election. what is your take on the state? where it's headed? >> i think it's been swinging well towards the conservative cause last three cycles. i won by 18 points, we picked up three congressional seats last year. wins in both house and senate tonight. the president is underwater and i think what we're trying to do in virginia is focus on things people care about. cr

he faces six charges in virginia. thomas faces as least a life sentence if convicted in virginia compared to only 50 years in connecticut. >>> you should be prepared to ride the rails and buses more this summer. the transit agency is forecasting a $124 million budget shortfall in its proposed budget for next year. metro's current policy calls for fare increases every two years even without a bunlette ga etbu. since the last fare increase was in 2010, another round is due this july. the washington metro airport authority will help private investors fund the dulles metro rail project. that's according to "the washington examiner." the airport's authority has asked the federal government and virginia lawmakers for hundreds of million in aid and loans to help pay for the project's second phase. the project, which would extend the rail line from reston to just past dulles airport is estimated to cost nearly $6 billion. >>> the washington capitals will look a little different tonight when they take the ice after losing 10 o

and southern virginia. closer to washington, we have a few sprinkles in our northern suburbs, northern prince george's county into montgomery, howard, and frederick counties in maryland. that heavier rain is just now beginning to come into the central and southern shenandoah valley and should be arriving in the metro area by later this morning. sunrise at 7:05. so late rain from time to time through midmorning and then that moderate to briefly heavier rain during the afternoon hours and turning much chillier. will drop out of the low 60s at noontime, down to the mid-50s in the afternoon. look at the evening planner in ten minutes. danella's back. good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. good to be back. >>> let's take a look at the beltway. if you're traveling the beltway, a lot of rain on the road, give yourself extra time. taking the inner loop at georgia avenue, you're at 54 miles an hour. if you're also taking the inner loop at route 50, you're at 60 miles an hourment as you make your way past penn

the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, it's now my pleasure to yield two wints to the distinguished gentleman from illinois, who is the chief deputy whip and member of the ways and means committee, mr. roskam. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time -- two minutes. the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. roskam: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. there is a level of anxiety that we are sensing back at home as people are looking at washington, d.c., for solutions and there is various tails -- tales going on right now in terms of what the joint select committee will be able to produce. the fact of the matter is we don't know what the yield is going to be of that negotiation. that's still ongoing. and we'll be dealing with that next week. but we know what we can do right now, madam speaker. we can create a buoyancy and a sense of clarity and a sense of cohesiveness to seize upon a bipartisan moment. a moment that the country came close t

right now it's just near 30 throughout much of west virginia and virginia. and into maryland, it's generally in the mid-30s as well as in montgomery and prince george's counties. arlington and fairfax, a little colder there. low 30s. southern maryland and the northern neck and the eastern shore, these counties in gray have quite a bit of fog. it's around 40 there. it includes charles, calvert, st. mary's, northern neck, and eastern shore. and we'll have our sunrise at 6:44. here's your day planner. by 9:00, ought to be around 50. a lot of the fog should be gone. by noontime, low 60s. may briefly touch mid and upper 60s for an hour or so by midafternoon as clouds close in from the west as the front approaches. that front is going to be bringing big changes to our weather here beginning later tonight and into tomorrow. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at the wednesday commute. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> it's a little tough if you're in germantown. still seeing the accident at the intersection of ridge road and brink

we've got scattered showers across virginia, maryland and eastern west virginia. however, farther west into west virginia, the area of white, that's some wet snow that's beginning to hit some of the higher ridges there. closer to washington, these areas in yellow and orange getting a little bit more moderate rain in prince georges and rundall counties. farther to the south, that's advancing to the north and east. elsewhere, a few sprinkled and drizzle. it's chilly. reagan national is at 48 and we have a wind gust to go around 30 miles per hour. that will be with us throughout the day, too. rain should be ending by early afternoon. near 40 by 5:00. this evening, much colder. down to the 30s. cold weather moves in tomorrow morning, too. we'll see that all coming up for the weekend, too. the latest on that at 6:21. danella, how is traffic? >> good morning. right now, police are on the scene of an accident. this is at quint orchard road in gathersburg. all of your roads are blocked. watching this for you, chopper 5 is live over the accident now. tow trucks have just a

right now we're at or below freezing in virginia, west virginia, maryland. montgomery county in the mid-30s. it's just near 30 in parts of fairfax county. in arlington, upper 30s. in washington, generally low 40s. southern maryland, prince george's county, many locations in the upper 40s. sunny throughout the day with highs climbing into the low 60s. sunset at 5:02. this evening under a clear sky. tomorrow should be another bright and sunny day but milder, into the upper 60s tomorrow afternoon. partly sunny wednesday, low 60s. could get a shower on thursday. high near 60. but then dry and cool weather friday and into the weekend. eun and joe? >> thanks very much, tom. we now have breaking news. >>> big troubles on the highways, especially route 50. >> let's check with megan mcgrath, who's live on the scene with the latest. megan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. a mess for folks traveling eastbound on route 50. they've got only one lane getting by to the right because of a very serious accident here. i'll step out of the way so you can take a

virginia, in virginia the tradition is that we don't have nonpartisan redistricting. the houses get to redistrict themselves every 10 years. so it's self-perpetuating. the republicans are in great shape in the house of delegates in the state senate they have at least a 20/20 split. i say at least because the lt. governor who breaks the tie is bill boeing. is he a republic, so he will break the tie at least for floor votes in favor of the republic choice. >> laura: let's talk about how this effects barack obama. he really does need to win virginia, does he not? if he wants to win all those states won last time and make sure he has a comfortable chance of being reelected. that state is critical. with bob mcdonald in as a strong, sober, consistent conservative. it seems like this is uphill battle perhaps for obama next year. >> he is going to have a tough time. remember, he did better in virginia. far better than he did in ohio, in north carolina, in florida. other states that obama won in 2008. that's why they are putting so much emphasis and money and organization into

it is not much debated in virginia. we are looking for one of our utilities probably $250 million of transmission infrastructure costs. those bylaw passed right through to the ratepayers. on top of that, from a public policy standpoint, i was in the state senate. these are the ones people scream about. this is where power lines will be built across 50, 60 miles of people's backyards that do not now exist and are going to be necessary to provide flexibility in the grid, to meet the reliability requirements that you would expect of a modern electrical grid. so we are also looking at that challenge. bennett talked about that at all. >> i would say again, if we make a major decision will affect future planning, we better make it right. 35 years ago we said let's the most critical because that's more abundant than it is for natural gas, now a now a treasury person that we say of denv studies instead of a knee-jerk reaction, which is the same knee-jerk reaction in the same kind of consequence if we don't do this right. with t

, virginia, in the northern shenandoah valley. much of this is going to be staying to our west this morning. however, later today, we may have some of these showers approaching us during the afternoon. right now, yes, it is a balmy morning. the 60s in the mountains and all the way from the shenandoah valley to the atlantic beaches. we're in the mid-60s in washington and in the nearby suburbs. sunrise will be at 6:50. we might have a sprinkle this morning. areas to our west. but a greater chance of maybe some passing showers, light showers this afternoon. highs again reaching around 70 or so by early to midafternoon. we'll look at the evening planner. >> good morning. looking at the commute. >>> traffic still slowing you down. traveling the outer loop of the beltway at university boulevard, traffic is in the left lane. we're still in the green in both directions of the beltway in montgomery county. also, taking the beltway in virginia, this view at georgetown pike is blocking that right lane. you've got to stick to the left to get

he was arrested earlier this year and now he is in virginia. they will be the first jurisdiction to bring him to trial. aaron thomas arrived in manassas late yesterday. he was originally arrested in new halfen, connecticut back in the spring in march but prosecutors in connecticut agreed to send him here to virginia because it could bring a longer sentence if convicted. here, he face twos counts of rape, abduction and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. >> we'll be the first jurisdiction to try him. we're just happy to get the opportunity to be able to try him and hopefully make our victim as a little more comfortable. and if he is convicted, he won't be out on the street doing this to anyone else. >> reporter: thomas is believed to have raped as many ads 17 women up and down the east coast over a 10-year span. those attacks began in maryland in the 1990s and included attacks in maryland, virginia, connecticut and rhode island. he is expected to appear in court via video at 8:00 this morning. reporting live, i'm stacy cohan. back to

. >>> virginia hosting virginia tech. the winner would earn a trip to the a.c.c. title game and that would go to the hokie up 7-0. 16 yards, virginia tech up 14. it got worse for the cavs. there goes david wilson. 38 yards, second score of the day. hokies put a bagel on the cavaliers. >>> how about the caps? hopefully some good news but down 2-0 in buffalo when jason chimera, first pen shot of his career, he scores. caps cut the lead in half.

and into maryland and west virginia. right now just some light fog in washington. that's a live picture there from the city camera. 56 at reagan national. a calm wind and we have high humidity and over the last 12 hours, that moving color, that's rain. it's been passing through west to east and right now, much of it has ended in the metro area. we have just a few sprinkles. southern maryland, parts of the northern northern neck and eastern shore getting light rain. to the west few sprinkles in frederick county, northern shenandoah valley. temperatures around the region low to mid 50s from the mountains to the bay and eastern shore. 56 at reagan national. we're in the mid 50s montgomery and prince george's counties. for today sunrise at 6:57 and we will have, perhaps, a few sprinkles this morning. otherwise just a cloudy day, highs reaching just upper 50s to around 60 early afternoon. and then tonight, looks like more clouds around and rather damp and cool. we'll look at that. your evening planner will be in ten minutes.

thinner line of showers here in west virginia, southwest virginia and pennsylvania. that's the front itself. that's going to come through a little bit later this morning. live doppler 9000 hd, it is quiet north and west. carroll, frederick, washington counties, you see them lit up in green. light flooding going on right around the rivers. the heavy stuff, that's now in the eastern shore, southern maryland, now to the northern neck of virginia where it is really coming down from denton. now east and south of easton. oxford getting hit very hard. cambridge, this is headed your way in another 20 minutes or so. the heavy stuff will be moving in. sandy point, get ready. this is coming through. st. mary's city as well. this will get through reedville as well. newland, just about out of the heavy stuff. moderate rain going on there. temperatures, big range. mid-60s south through upper 40s winchester, cumberland, haegerstown at 49 degrees. in washington, we've got 60 with a light south wind. mostly cloudy skies. good visibility at 10 miles. our travel forecast across the eas

snow showers already in the mountains of west virginia. live doppler 9000 hd, south and east of town, the rain showers. it is returning here. look at this, almost up toward i-66 in fauquier county. a chilly morning already with temperatures down in the 40s in many areas. beverly farmer, happy thursday. >> happy friday eve to you, howard. we're check out the ride for folks in gaithersburg. sky 9 live over the crash on stretch of clopper road near first, right off of 124. you can see the crash right in the middle of the intersection. nobody is getting by here on clopper road as they deal with the crash. police and fire on the scene. once you get over to 270, lanes open on 270 including out of frederick where they went earlier to look for a vehicle fire. nothing found there. that's better news for you. just got the obstacle getting to 270 if you take clopper road. that whole stretch impacted by the crash here. we'll take a look at the drive on the outer loop of the beltway heading west into silver spring. that's been business as usual. outer

in virginia, added to the pentagon, it is quiet. i had to show some good news, too. >>> metro riders could face delays this weekend because of track work. red line trains will not between takoma and glenmont stations. free shuttle buses will be available. trains of arlington will single track between foggy bottom and mcpherson's crustaceans. it will take place from 10:00 tonight until closing on sunday. metro riders will soon have to learn some new station names. the transit agency is modifying names before unveils a new map that includes the silver line. get ready to be confused. navy yard will become and navy yard -- king street will become king street's old town. the new names are 19 characters or less. we will have the complete list of station and on our website wjla.com. >> it is like twitter. >>> 49 degrees outside. >> new developments surrounding solyndra, a failed solar company that received a big federal loan. what a house panel decided regarding an investigation. and >> >>> the republican-led house panel has voted to subpo

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a lot of folks headed out to the commonwealth cups, virginia tech at virginia. it's a 3:30 kickoff in charlottesville. 68 degrees for that kickoff. a beautiful day today and tomorrow partly cloudy clouds on the increase tomorrow, but it is going to stay mild. low 0 mid 60s. the next chance for rain doesn't look like it's until monday. that is welcome news. >> it was so gorgeous yesterday. everybody was out. >> you can come out of the turkey coma and enjoy a little sunshine. >> we had a fiesta friday. mexican food and tequila. >> a perfect blendsing of celebrations. >> thanks, chuck. >>> a developing story out of prince georges county. police are looking for three suspects accused of killing a man during a carjacking. it happened in the 9400 block adelefy road. we're told the victim was found lying in the road after he'd been shot. he died on the way to the hospital. police say the three suspects ran off after crashing the victim's car. >>> we are waiting to learn more about a man killed in a standsoff with prince georges county police. it happened outside the su

now on to virginia. also seeing problems at fair oaks. i-66, making your way east towards the beltway. that's where you are going to see your delays. no accidents in either direction. joe, back to you. >> danella, thanks very much. >>> we are following breaking news this morning. protesters at two occupy camps on opposite coasts have now been evicted. first to philadelphia, where at least six demonstrators have been arrested after clashing with police. officers broke up their camp near city hall overnight. also overnight, police raided the occupy los angeles protesters camp. witnesses say the crowd remained relatively peaceful as officers broke it up. l.a.'s mayor had warned the demonstrators last week that he wanted them out of the plaza near city halaby monday morning. >>> this morning we're learning a fourth accuser making sex abuse claims against former syracuse assistant basketball coach bernie fine. the man contacted authorities right after the initial allegations surfaced. he claims the molestation happened when he was a teenager.

en arlington virginia, alfredo miranda, univision. el servicio postal esta con sus numeros en rojo... la agencia informo que perdio mas de cinco mil millones de dolares durante el pasado ano fiscal... la cantidad es menor de los 10- mil millones previstos, debido a que los pagos que el servicio postal debia al gobierno por los pagos de subsidio por enfermedad de los jubilados se han pospuestos.. el director general patrick donahoe, esta pidiendo al gobierno ayuda para reducir los costos... el aumento en el uso de la internet, ha llevado a la considerable reducion de en virginia cientos de afectados por la tormenta tropical de septiembre aun no han sido atendidos aunque el gobernador declaro zona de desastre a varias areas de ese estado, entre ellas el condado de prince williams, el pedido de asistencia fue negado... es por esta razon que damnificados se unen para realizar una protesta... silvana quiroz nos cuenta los la agencia de emergencia del gobierno federal negÓ el pedido de asistencia de desastre del gobernador bob mcdonell, tr

heavier band of rain extending from southern and central west virginia through southwestern virginia and central north carolina. it is rotating up toward us. storm system out to the south and west of us. that's going to bring the rain just a little bit later this morning. we're watching it right now on live doppler 9000 hd. off to the south and west of town. some showers have been streaming northward through the metro. you see ones there down toward the pax river naval air station. it is the stuff south and west that has a little bit of umph to it this morning. where it is coming down pretty good from woodstock down 81 and route 11 to newmarket. let's zoom in a little bit more here. some of the rain is on the hefty side. tougher time to make it into west virginia. you go south toward harrisonburg and those areas, newmarket. you could really see it. that ride on 522 west of stanley, through stanley as well. luray, get ready. check out harrisonburg. this goes down to raleigh, north carolina. there is a lot of rain that will be working its way toward uses is the point i'm going to make.

el pronóstico de la semana tiene si los soleados ideales para las elecciones en virginia con temperaturas máximas de los 60°. tendencia que continuará hasta el miércoles de que el jueves se incrementan las posibilidades de lluvias, para el fin de semana regresan las condiciones agradables. >>después de la pausa regresamos con un reporte de angélica herrera. >> los republicanos podrían tomar el control total del gobierno en virginia. >> sulema:queda sólo unas horas para dar inicio a las elecciones generales en virginia donde candidatos de derecha e izquierda compiten por varios cargos a nivel local y estatal, varios aspirantes son latinos, tenemos algunas de las contiendas y como los resultados afectarían a la comunidad hispana. >> reportera: residentes del estado de virginia se preparan para elegir el martes al nuevo representante del consejo de comunidades locales, unas elecciones con eventos de discordias por elementos de inmigración. >> hemos sufrido bastante con esas leyes que han puesto contra ilegales y tenemos que hacer que nos escucha. >> reportera: entre los candidatos

the gentleman from virginia is recognized. the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. kingston, who is the chairman of the agricultural appropriations subcommittee of the appropriations committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for two minutes. mr. kingston: thank you, mr. speaker and mr. goodlatte. an amendment to the united states constitution should never be taken lightly. it's a sacred and profound document. but 15 years ago when mr. goodlatte and i and a number of others first came to town, we voted to amend that constitution. we were joined not only by all the republicans but by 72 democrats. now some of those very 72 who voted yes have changed their mind. we're hearing the same old argument. social security and medicare. when all else goes wrong in democrat liberal land, you start scarring seniors, children, teachers, first responders, critical programs and saying whatever the bill is this bill threatens them. one of the worst things

so virginia tech ran out the clock. now here's kristen berset with more of your morning sports. >>> good morning everyone. the capitals are being very red skin-esque lately. since starting the season 7-0. they have gone 3-5-1 and in recent games their defense has been pretty lackluster and well, last night wasn't any better. caps in winnipeg taking on the jets in the first period, alex semin gets the caps on the board first. but in the second, the caps now down by one on the break away but they miss the goal. jets the get the puck right back and blake wheeler scores. the jets scored three goals in just over four minutes in the second period. caps lose in canada 4-1. >>> mark turgin and the terps taking on alabama in puerto rico. james padgett led maryland with just nine points and five rebounds. terps lose on day one in puerto rico 62-42. coach mark turgi nsaid they were like a train wreck. >>> the nationals have added a new coach to their staff. randy knorr is the new bench coach. since then he's either been a big leag

freezing in much of virginia and west virginia. most locations are at or below freezing around dawn this friday morning. we do have a clear sky. no travel problems weather-wise up and down the atlantic seaboard. lots of sunshine throughout the day. meanwhile, throughout the nation, dense fog in parts of northeast texas, northern louisiana, mississippi, and arkansas. there may be travel delays getting there. and also some rain in new mexico and arizona and parts of colorado. farther north and west of there, they still have rain and snow in oregon, washington state, idaho, and western montana. for us today, sunrise at 7:01. we'll have our temperatures quickly climb by 9:00 into the 40s. by noontime, the 50s. by midafternoon near 60 degrees and sunny. then this evening sunset at 4:10. clear down into the upper 40s by late evening to upper 30s by dawn saturday. and then during the day tomorrow another great day for outdoor exercise. temperatures climbing into the upper 50s and low 60s. some high clouds coming in tomorrow afternoon. sat

panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley into west virginia. that area of rain is heading to the north and east. out ahead of that, we've got high clouds. a faint halo around the moon. and we'll have these temperatures hold steady in the low and mid-60s throughout much of the region. for the next several hours. where it is raining, it's in the upper 50s. farther to the south and east, mid-50s around the northern neck, southern maryland, chesapeake bay. as we get through the day, we'll have it hold steady in the 60s this morning, maybe hit the 70s in the afternoon briefly. there is a chance of a few sprinkles off to our west this morning, but elsewhere cloudy. during the afternoon throughout the entire region, there's a 50% chance of a passing shower. highs before any rain arrives into the low 70s. sunset at 4:55. a look at the evening planner. that will be at 5:11. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> if you're taking the beltway, here's what it looks like for you. traveling the inner loop, you're at branch avenue around 60 miles an hou

getting a few sprinkles, prince william, shenandoah valley, highlands of west virginia into western virginia. getting drizzle and patchy dense fog and it's going to be wet and damp throughout the day. right now it's chilly in our western, northern suburbs into the mountains into the 40s, south and east of washington, eastern shore, southern maryland low to mid 50s. mid 50s in washington and nearby suburbs. sunrise will be at 6:58 and we'll have this patchy fog, some occasional drizzle, maybe light rain from time to time through the morning hours and during the afternoon, some passing showers, with temperatures gradually warming into the mid to upper 50s. here's the evening planner. sun set will be at 4:50 and into the upper 50s by midnight and patchy fog, drizzle and passing showers again this evening. look at big changes on the way. your travel forecast, the holiday forecast, as well as the weekend, that will be at 5:51. danella, how's traffic? >> taking i-270 a slow trip making your way from urbana, about route 85 and then making your way all the way down to clarks burg, 109. once you get

and west virginia. closer to washington, right around the beltway, it's just in the low 30 s. in washington, upper 30s as well as right near the chesapeake bay. a clear sky all around the region. we're still more than an hour away from sunrise, which is at 7:36. by 9:00 we'll be in the low to mid-30s and soaring into the 50s by noontime and even low 60s by midafternoon. so a big change in temperature here as this day progresses. a look at your evening planner. that will be coming up in about ten minutes. here's a look at our wednesday traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> if you're traveling i-95, seeing a disabled vehicle at fairfax county parkway. making your way from the hov lanes. as you make your way to the ramp to get onto fairfax county parkway, it's on the right side of the roadway. police are there. earlier, i saw a tow truck pull up, and you are still able to pass on the left. delays on i-95 start around lorton. you're jammed as you make your way to the fairfax county parkway, c

we have showers out of the west virginia. closer to watch the rain has stopped in prince georges, arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. watch out for slippery leaves and slick roadways wet from overnight rain. near 60 in washington. southern eastern suburbs are in the mid 50s. and some of that chilly air will be arriving here later today. but around the metro area, we will be in the low to mid 60s this morning, maybe a mid-morning to late-morning shower and a little sun breaking out this afternoon with a gusty wind out of the northwest and perhaps a passing shower yet into the afternoon, a smaller chance, though. winds gusting over 50 miles an hour out the mountains. locally woe could have gusts into the evening hours around 30, 35 miles an hour as we clear out tonight, turning colder. mid 40s by midnight. a look at the holiday forecast and the weekend in ten minutes. danella? >> good morning. we have an accident as you're traveling on i-97 on the we westbound ramp to route 100. other roadways look pretty good. let's ch

this is mostly in central virginia and close to north carolina. heavy rain in south central virginia. the white indicates cloud cover. that's what we have over dead. that insulates us through the morning. notice the clearing line of to the northwest. that will continue pushing our way. sunshine this afternoon. 45 in gaithersburg, 49 in hagerstown, 48 in culpeper breezy. afternoon sunshine. >>> we will talk about mass transit. metro rail, marc rail, vre working in your favor right now. we started the morning with a fatal crash now gone on the inner loop of the beltway. that's open between connecticut avenue and an georgia avenue. that has been moved to the shoulder. virginia, there's been an accident on eastbound 66 before the beltway. this is live, 395 notes around. delays are forming in springfield, but pretty good at duke street. quiet on the 14th street bridge. in and out of baltimore, a good ride for maryland commuters. there is the beltway live at georgia avenue moving in both directions. looks good on 270. a little volume out of frederick in

obama in virginia. he won that state for the first time since johnson won it in 1968. the fact that republicans are doing so well there, does that bode ill for him in 2012? >> i think it does because obama had the convergence of a perfect storm last time in '08. i don't think he will be able to replicate it with the health care issue going through the supreme court, with the economy being what it is, with the heavy military population throughout virginia. i don't think obama is going to take virginia. but also, i think virginia is indicative of what happened in north carolina where he won last time as well because the states are similar. >> let's go to ohio where governor john casey could put together a very strong bill. it was overturned very strongly in a referendum yesterday. could that be a harbinger in state of ohio for president obama? >> i disagree with that. the governor of ohio, he lost the vote on the amendment or the bill. but i think the conversations with the unions have totally shifted fro

we have a few sprinkles, panhandle of west virginia and southern west virginia. we've yet to have a front come through. that will be coming in by later today. right now we don't have any rain around the metro area. residual runoffs from the heavy rains have caused some flooding problems. they've had over two inches of rain. right now temperatures in the mountains are in the 40s. closer to washington we're in the mid 50s. south and east of washington, though, it's in the mid 60s in many locations. we'll have that mild flow from the south with us this morning so we should warm back into the 60s around the metro area and then get chillier this afternoon dropping back into the 50s with a gusty wind. might have a passing morning sprinkle or afternoon shower. gusts over 50 miles an hour possible in the higher ridges to our west. we'll be down to the mid 40s by midnight and the 30s by dawn on thanksgiving morning. sunny tomorrow, highs in the mid 50s on this evening day. a mild weekend. maybe rain first part of next week. how's traffic? >> taking the outer loop of the b

virginia and virginia tech play for the acc coastal division crown. in north carolina, coast randy edsell and the terps taking on wake forest. end of the first half. terps down 7-0 until this. c.j. brown to picket. 31 yard touchdown. maryland ties at seven. demon deacons. handoff to david megan. up the middle. touchdown, terps. but not so fast. five yard penalty for illegal shift on dorsey. wipes out the touchdown. to make matters worst, he misses on the drive so the score remains 10-7. ensuing wake forest possession. handoff to pendergrass. powers in for a touchdown. fourth quarter, wake forest in control. price up to gibbons. falls down. 35 yard touchdown. gibbons, eight catches. wake forest wins it 31-10. terps lost seven in a row and their record drops to 2-9. now to california. navy against san jose state. second quarter. proctor pitches to santiago. gets a block. awe going with a sweet cut. takes it 35 yards for the score. navy in front, 14-10. looking good. but back come the spartans. navy leads 24-20. 13 yard touchdown. san jose state hangs on

and out in west virginia, way west virginia, western part and into western pennsylvania, ohio, kentucky, tennessee, they're getting rain. that's advancing slowly to the east. sunrise at 7:04. we may have a little sun in and out this morning. otherwise, cloudy through the rest of the day but another mild day with highs climbing in low to mid-60s by early afternoon. mid and upper 60s by late afternoon. this evening under a cloud country sky, sunset 4:48. we'll be right down into the 50s. a look at the rain on the way for tomorrow and the rest of the week in ten minutes. now, how's traffic, stephanie? >> it's wonderful out there. folks have to get an early really good shape. no major problems to tell you about. we'll take a live look at our cameras on i-270 starting out near clarksb121 down to 495. you're going to be incident free this morning. let's take a look at 95 coming out of prince william county. that's one of the early places to get busy. not too bad. folks traveling along i-66. come on out of manassas, head all the way down nutley street to the beltway. all your travel lanes are