those of new southern maryland and the northern neck. only 20% chance that washington sees any light rain today. most of maryland north of southern maryland remains dry. light rain and welt snow showers. but really nothing look we saw yesterday. i am tracking fog across the area back over the mountains. petersburg, stanton, winchester, visibility around a quarter mile. this remains an issue until 9:00 a.m. slick spots possible this morning with temperatures in the 30s. areas at or below freezing gaithersburg, stanton, petersburg. a high today, though, of 44. you can see for the morning hours, temperatures remain in the upper 30s. 40s by 10:00, 11:00 a.m. it's cold tomorrow. i'll let you know what you can expect in 10 minutes. >> maybe you are wake withing up and ready to catch an early flight to the airport. tough travel day yesterday. so far this morning relatively few cancellations. there were close to 750 cancellations yesterday and more than 4,700 delays. if you're headed to new york or philly, definitely check with your carrier befo

southern maryland, clouds. 3:00, peeks of sunshine. tonight it should be dry if you head out for the black friday deals. getting in on the deals early. tomorrow, cold. high of 39. i'll have the weekend details in 10 minutes. >> that's what i like to hear, amelia. looking forward to that. >>> shoppers lined up for deals. former ceo who says stores should not be open today. >>> surveillance shows the video leading up to when police shot ♪ [instrumental music] ♪ >>> welcome back at 4:45. in california, protests continue following the jury decision in the michael brown case. protesters blocked interstate 5 in san diego. it caused backups for miles before police came and broke up the protesters. they arrested 130 people for blocking traffic. in oakland, several buildings were vandalized. in ferguson, a quiet night of protests. they hope everyone can calm down, reflect and pick up the pieces. we have more from ferguson. >> reporter: protests in ferguson dwindling with the holiday and a a messy winter storm moving in. but there have been

still leftover clouds in southern maryland. by morning everybody is in -- this isn't even a cold morning. 24 in gaithersburg. 25 leesburg and manassas. 26 in la plata and even 28 downtown. how about that. by lunch time we're still struggling to get above freezing. this is really cold stuff for november. our average high is still 58. and with full sun, it's tough to keep temperatures below freezing. of course the triangle is pretty low. temperatures back in the 20s across the board. then by 7:00. 7:30 we're in the mid-20s in leesburg, rockville and gaithersburg and frederick. that's pretty darn cold and we're headed for the teens tomorrow night in the burbs. i don't mean way out burbs. i mean pretty close in burbs. we get to the lunch time hour, winds are still gusting over 20 miles per hour so you factor that in with the temps, that's idea wind chills are going to hold in the 20s. remember, that's the temperature you feel on your skin as you go outside. that's what you want to dress for tomorrow, dress for the 20s. by 9:00 wind

we're in southern maryland, leonardtown. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> joining us by phone is deanna durante with some new developments to pass along to us. what have you found? deanna durante i spoke with a woman who claims it was early monday morning, she found a bag of belongings outside of her property here in rural maryland. and she really didn't think anything of it. next to that bag was a pile of glass and she heard about the kidnapping case and then she put it away and she didn't think about it, went to go vote yesterday. she was talking to a relative, they started talking about the case. she thought i wonder if this could be something. she called maryland state police. maryland state police in turn, she claims, sent the fbi to her home. they sent about 20 agents, they spent the entire day combing the fields today. a very rural area in northern maryland, looking around. i also just spoke to two fishermen who pulled their boat from a nearby lake. they say they spotted fbiç ages also doing a search for most of the da

southern maryland around calvert kourchty, st. mary's, mechanicsville calvert beach and king george and westmoreland county countyies. along 95, fredericksburg. not quite done with the rain yet. where it's not raining currently around the metro d.c. area, more showers this evening, maybe. might want toic ta the umbrella in case. a few showers around. cool, 56 degrees at notice a change wunonce the wind picks u. tomorrow, a lot cooler than today. cooler and breezy. lots of sunshine, though. temperatures 49 to 55 and with wind, upwards of 20 miles per hour. cooler as well. thinking about taking lunch yot doors, tomorrow you may want to think again. 56 degrees on saturday. after a very cold start. most of you down into the lower 30s. then 58 degrees on subbed sunday. weekend cool, quite nice. 62 on monday. 66 on veterans day and look at next thursday. that when the real cold arctic air moves in. high temperature of only 46, and guys, might get colder than that late next week. >> bring it on. what you got? >>> a big day of preparation

here on future weather, 8:00 p.m., notice rain still favoring areas north of southern maryland. towards midnight, everybody starts to see rain. that morning commute, likely a slow go, tracking rain across the area, at 6:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. continuing to see rain. chris, i'll let you know when the rain leaves. after it leaves, the coldest air so far this season. wait until you see how cold it's going to be for your tuesday. >> thanks, amelia. >>> the redskins coming off a bye week at home against one of the worst teams in the league, but it didn't do a lot of good. dianna russini is live at fedex field. there weren't many of them. >> there certainly were not. this team had two weeks to prepare for an event. apparently they needed more time to get ready for tampa bay. they say in order to get better, you've got to hit rock bottom. the redskins have hit rock bottom today was an ugly one. rg3 and the skins hoping the rest from the bye week could lead them to their fourth win this season. first quarter, bucs up 3-0. redskins backed up, griffin's pass intercepted by jonathan banks, take

south and east of i-95, southern maryland, prince george's county, calvert county, st. mary's county, a trace to an inch. you'll see some snow flakes but probably not see any consume layings. west of i-95, 1 to 2 inches. that actually includes a portion of northwest d.c. i moved that down just a little bit. so 1 to 2 inches possible. north of that 2 to 4 inches in this band which includes leesburg, gaithersburg, wheatton, silver spring. north of that frederick northward up to hagerstown and points west in the mountains 4 to 8 inches. here's our futurecast. 5:30 in the morning rain is going to break out across the entire metro area but it's going to be rain. that's green. that's the rain. you see n. in is a moisture of some snow and some rain. so that's going to be moving south and east as we go through the morning and afternoon. by 9:00 still primarily rain inside the beltway. but by 11:30, now we see the mixture across the entire metro area just crossing over into prince george's county and all snow now frederick county north and west and out toward loudoun county west

eastern shore, southern maryland, mid to upper 30s. driving in this morning, we'll have dry pavement. and temperatures will stay in the 30s between now through 8:00. you'll need the heater on when the sun comes up at 6:45. mostly clear skies. for the afternoon commute, you need the sunglasses. we'll have bright sunshine. temperatures in the low 6 0s. by late afternoon, sunshine is 4:59. we'll dip back down into the 50s after that. highs today will show a contrast from the pennsylvania border. mid to upper 60s. northern virginia, culpepper, warrenton. hour by hour today we'll have the cold start. then tonight hour by hour we'll be temperatures back down into the 40s this time tomorrow morning. it is cold for veterans day morning. melissa already had some issues to talk about. what's going on? >> just got off the phone with police. outbound new york avenue between florida and 4th street, that is now open. no major problems. we had police activity there a little bit early this morning blocking things for an hour and a half. again, that is

especially for those of you in northern virginia and southern maryland. maybe some wet snow mixes during the morning hours. if we do see the showers develop. but it doesn't stick. the temperature in washington is 39 degrees. but there are some locations close or below that freezing mark right now. you do want to be cautious for black ice this morning. kids out and about this afternoon running around before and after they eat dinner. they need a jacket and hat. high temperature of 44 degrees. this is how the sky looks. notice plenty of clouds. again, that threat of showers until about midafternoon hours. i'll have more on our holiday weekend forecast in 10 minutes. >>> thanks, amelia. see you then. a lot of you will be heading out shopping perhaps don't or in the morning. before you head out, we have tips to keep you safe and secure while you shop. >>> first, most of us looking forward to today's thanksgiving spread. what you need to know to make sure you enjoy your feast >>> right now we are counting down to the macy's thanksgiving day parade. it kicks of

and much of southern prince george's and southern maryland, charles county, st. mary's n the upper 30s. hour by hour, temperatures in the upper 30s by 8:00. lots of sun. the low 60s by noontime. and then by around 3:00 we'll hit the upper 60s. by 5:00 p.m., still pretty mild with clouds coming in. then this evening hour-by-hour we get cooler, but the clouds that hold in some of the warmth will be hovering in the 50s. so the rest of the evening and by this time tomorrow morning the low 50s. the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41 with the national mall forecast. >>> two thumbs-up for the commute at this point this morning. we'll take it. looking at 66 here, if you're hopping on the prince william parkway here in centerville and headed into town, you're fine. headed out of town, you're fine. no problems with earlier construction now out of the way. taking a look down south here at 95 virginia at the weigh station moving right along. prince george's county, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, 301, indian head highway, everything is moving along nicely. lots o

trace to an inch for you folks into southern maryland, waldorf. 1 to 2 inches southern montgomery county, wheaton, places like silver spring. maybe touching northwest d.c. back into manassas and culpeper. a band of 2 to 4 inches possible leesburg, poolesville, gaithersburg. north of that where you've had more snow and less rain and temps were a little colder frederick north, hagerstown, winchester. cumberland 4 to 8. a little band right around south of romney through petersburg 8 to 12. some folks already have 10 inches on the ground at this hour. we're not done with the storm. i don't think the storm is going to leave us till 7:00 or 7:00 tonight -- 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. the question is what is it doing on the roads downtown in northwest. for that we send it out to meteorologist allyson rae on wisconsin avenue. >> reporter: thanks, topper. we are seeing wet roadways into the metro area. we see a lot of snow on the ground. we did see accumulations start to pick up after 11:00. it really started to come down. it wasn't have a chance to melt before it started to accumulate. about half an i

southern maryland, highs in the low to mid-70s there as well. a beautiful day. just clouds coming through. king george may get into the upper 70s there in the western part of the northern neck. and near the pennsylvania border from howard county into frederick and washington, the panhandle of west virginia, should be right near 70 degrees. the shenandoah valley from martinsburg down to shenandoah and lorain, winchester, mid to upper 70s with a southwesterly breeze sweeping up the valley and clouds coming through. out of the mountains, many locations there in the upper 60s to right near 70 degrees. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41, a look at the election day forecast in the metro area hour by hour and the breakdown on that. now we'll check on road conditions with melissa. >>> some construction popping up right now. we're talking about new hampshire avenue nord at powder mill. we have one lane and one shoulder closed because of that emergency road work. hoping that's going to be out of the way before things pick up too much. a wider look at thi

it may take another our or two, especially southern maryland and the eastern shore. we can't even rule out a rumble of thundz dear with highs mid-6 -- thunder with highs mid-60s. tomorrow 55, a stray shower. saturday morning the heart walk weather looks good. it will be a little chilly, around 40 early. and 55 in the afternoon. sunday looks good after saturday night showers, 57. another shot of warm air next week before a major cold front here. coldest air of the season comes for the second half. wednesday's highs 50. maybe optimistic. that will be a big drop. if you've been waiting, you may be able to break out the win set on wednesday. beverly farmer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 210 although still jammed toward the beltway, earlier obstacle, the crash at palmer road cleared. the signal light power back on 210 at kirby hill road. that's better news. virginia 95, your lineup still getting into quantico, getting out of dumfries, dale city, up toward 123. then the volume heading north of the beltway or north of the occoquan up to the beltway, very slow go

but notice southern maryland, you are still dealing with the rain. i think this will be an all-rain event for you. same thing down from fredericksburg down towards the northern neck. then the snow comes back in around 2:00, still rain to the south. maybe a little bit in the way of some mix in some parts of the area. but staying all snow back towards the west. possibly ending as another bout of rain around d.c. before it's all said and done. the warnings and advise hes. winter weather advisory from montgomery county, howard county, fairfax, prince william. winter storm warnings back towards the west. here is the advisory. roads will be wet, mostly from the rain. could get a little slushy at the time we see the heaviest snow around 11:00 to 2:00 in the afternoon. that could see -- that could be where we see some problems on its secondary roads. but rain to snow and an accumulation only on the grass. not too worried about the roadways in most areas. back to the west, different story. especially in areas of elevation. 3 to 6 inches will become likely. mo

so again southern maryland won't see a flake. northern maryland anywhere from 4 tore maybe as much as 9 inches of snow out towards the higher elevations. far western fairfax, the high spots, and loudoun county, again, that 2 to 4, maybe a little more than 4 inches. in and around the immediate d.c. area within a couple miles of the beltway, generally 2 inches or less. seven-day forecast, 40s to 30s today. 20s tomorrow morning. a cold day tomorrow. maybe a passing flurry. that's about it. then dry the rest of the holiday weekend. the busiest travel day of the year is actually sunday because everyone comes home on the same day. >> if they get somewhere. >> if they ever get anywhere, they're all coming back. driving to atlanta this afternoon. >> okay, that's news 4 midday for today. we thank you for being with us and invite you to tune in for news at >> chad: yes, mr. shin, i intend to make my father very proud. and live up to the dimera name. >> melanie: chad... it's good to see you're finally admitting the man you really are. >> ch

southern maryland too. it's just in the mid-30s. so dress accordingly today. a knit hat and your warm winter coat. have some gloves with you. the winds will be increasing. it will feel even colder. at the bus stop this morning, low 30s and near freezing with lots of sunshine. but it feels like the 20s. mid-30s by then. earlier this week i traveled to charles county and visited the t.c. martin elementary in charles county in brian town. they even had a welcome for them there on the marquis of the school. and i had a wonderful warm welcome from all the wonderful students there. let's thank the teacher susan sacker for the invitation to talk to all of these fourth and fifth graders in charles county. they knew a lot about weather. we had a great time. 50s sunday. rain likely monday. cold again mid week ne >> looking good this morning. this is what we deserve on a friday. beltway at river road, no problems here. this is th. 66 headed into town, you're a little bit close to manassas. it opens back up. nothing happening. just a little bit of volume. taking a look at

still linger anything southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. after that it will track to the east. maybe even sun breaking out. the rest of the afternoon might get a few isolated showers. we'll have drying roads. stay ahead of the rain with the radar on your team 4 weather app on your smartphone. low to mid-50s most of the region. showers between now and 8:00. it should dry out a bit. during the afternoon, sun breaking out. a smaller chance of a shower. highs reaching mid-60s by early afternoon. overnight, blustery winds. down in the 40s. blustery chilly day on friday with highs mid-50s. good weather for raking leaves. a lighter wind. afternoon highs on sunday. upper 50s. milder into next week. good weather for the concert. a little chillier on wednesday. melissa looking at the wet roads and everything slowing down. >> slowing down a little earlier than we would like to see. as we aproach the 6:00 hour. prince william parkway, you can see the volume. 32 miles per hour through oakton. then it opens up. that of course is the good news. braddock a

nonetheless scattered showers, southern maryland now. rain drops across parts of the blue ridge and shenandoah valley. heaviest rains east and south of i-95. what to expect, plenty of clouds, passing showers, wind increasing today. temperatures hovering near 50 all day long. future weather forecast through this afternoon, gradually tapering off. turning windy and chilly overnight tonight. out to dinner, 45 to 50. windchills in the teens -- in the 20s and 30s. seven-day forecast time, 52 today with the clouds and showers. 49 tomorrow with a howling northwest wind during the day tomorrow. better weather by election day. that's definitely very good news there. college football, florida hosting colgate in the bronx. windy and cold. chance for showers. temperatures in the 40s. south carolina, playing host to tennessee tonight, temperatures falling down to near 44 degrees and sooner on the road trying to recover from that kansa loss two weeks ago, game time temperatures in the 30s out there in iowa. let's hope the road team can handle that. >>

areas in blue may get an inch, inch and a half in southern maryland, the eastern shore. temperatures right now covering in the upper 30s and low to mid-40s. we'll just hit upper 40s to near 50 to 55 degrees today. much colder. only in the 30s tuesday, wednesday. 40s in the saturday. remaining dry. with the blustery wind, low 30s. mid 30s wednesday. mid 50s sunday. might get a little more rain on sunday. alexis davies is in for melissa checking on delays. >> that's right, tom. we have delays in virginia. no delays to speak of in virginia or maryland on the beltway. however, 66 eastbound heading out of gainesville, slow traffic through manassas. 66 after route 50, seeing significant delays there. no reports of incidents in the roadway. elsewhere, 270 out of frederick, seeing some delays. as you leave frederick, heading south on 270 as well. no incidents being reported there. and then here's a live look at 95 in maryland. you're slow as you approach the beltway. seeing wet conditions on the road. no incidents reported here as well. aaron and eun, back to you. >>> 5:41. your

advisories, no warnings for southern maryland, the district, arlington, or alexandria. this is the futurecast, giving us a timeline of what to expect. moving through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. here is the rain settling in around 70, into frederick county. all rain. in the mid day we finally see the switchover a little later than anticipated, talking 3:00 in the afternoon. by that time, most of the moisture will be off to the north and east of us, and that means skies will continue to clear, and the rain and snow will come to a end. anywhere between a trace and one inch inside the capital beltway. .e will be closer to a trace higher elevations above 1000 feet could look at between three of snow.ches hourly forecast. temperatures will slowly slide into the 30's as rain turns into wet snow. it will not accumulate inside the beltway. we are calling for a quiet thanksgiving day. temperatures in the lower 40's. friday, around 40 degrees. on saturday, daytime highs around 47. sunday, a high temperature of around 60 degrees. once you get this all out of the way,

also a cold morning in southern maryland. most locations in charles, calvert, st. mary's in the mid-30s. mid to upper 30s. my 30s in montgomery county. much of fairfax in the low to mid-30s. as is the rest of northern virginia. and into the mountains this morning it's at or a little below freezing there. there's a view of the mall this morning. a live view. mostly clear skies. your weather headlines for this monday. a mild afternoon. turning even warmer for veterans day tomorrow. looking good in the hour-by-hour forecast. our temperatures quickly climbing today. by noon time, ought to be up in the upper 50s. quite a change from where we are, 30s to upper 50s by noon. a lot of sunshine flew the day. by 2:00, 3:00, mid-60s. after that, when we have our sunset at 4:59. the earlier and earlier sunsets means it gets colder as well. temperatures into the 50s. next weather and traffic at 5:11. form team 4 x 4 is on the road. here's melissa. >> here's one actual nice spot. beltway at colesville road. i'll show you the good stuff first. wider look at the beltway, looking qu

maryland don't really want to be part of this war at all. and they certainly don't want to deal with superior of british forces that are now well-guided by the local experts in the landscape. and it is because of this that the british are able to land without any opposition at benedict in mid-august of 1814 and they are able to advance to the upper reaches of the putuxa river and reach to the out skirts of washington, d.c., without any opposition because it's already been eliminated by the raids of the summer. and they were able to brush aside militia resistance which it belatedly appears at bladensburg and push into washington, d.c., where they famously burn the public buildings. here is a very famous image of that. and you all notice, there is not a single black face represented in this, which is all too common among representations of battles of the war of 1812. they are presented as lilly white affairs in almost all cases. the kol len yell marines were very much present in the occupation of washington, d.c., and in the burning of the whi

. >>> a man is being held in arson charges in connection to a fire in southern maryland. edward white is accused of setting the early morning blaze at fred's sporting goods in waldorf last month. investigators tracked him down after finding a cell phone behind the store on the morning of that fire. when they arrested him they found a stolen gun from fred's on white and another at his home. >>> new equipment and hopefully evidence of a new start for the troubled fire department. mayor vincent gray showed off new fire trucks fand new recruits. he leaves office in a few weeks wanted to make a major investment in the city's safety. >> another new ambulance, a row of new fire trucks. new emergency equipment. and a few dozen fire and emergency recruits. just weeks from leaving office january 2nd, mayor vincent gray says he's rebuilt a fire department better known in recent years for breakdowns, shortages and personnel mistakes? we have substantially upgraded where we are with all of the equipment and frankly overcome a number of years of disinvestment. >> reporter: gray says it

upper 50s around the bay, southern maryland. in the mountains, in the 40s. you can see my storm team 4 weather app google play and itunes store. when you're out this weekend, check the latest wind gusts and temperatures as well. a cold start tomorrow morning. mid-30s. afternoon highs on saturday into the mid-50s. then on sunday, a bit milder. 40 in the morning. afternoon highs upper 50s. then monday a bit milder. upper 60s during the afternoon for veterans day. great weather for the big concert on the mall on tuesday night. before then, should be in the mid-60s. dropping into the 50s during the evening before the concert on tuesday. wednesday, back to work and school. low session. next week highs in the 40s. >> tom, thank you. new video this morning of a nurse being attacked by a hospital patient. take a look here. surveillance video captured the attack at st. john's near minneapolis, minnesota. a man runs in and starts attacking the nurse with a metal pole. he was being treated for episodes of confusion. he died after being apprehended there. investigators

futurecast 10:00 tonight, showers pretty much gone except for southern maryland. this is a bit overdone. i think you'll be dry by 10:00. clearing skies to the west, leesburg, back toward winchester and martinsburg, at least temps still in the 50s. by morning we'll have low to mid-40s pretty much across the board, lingering showers across the divide on the west side, oakland, davis, west virginia, canadian valley, rain and snow showers much of tomorrow, but it will not get into the metro area. just prepare for sunshine and kind of a blustery day. by 1:00 low to mid-50s and windy and by 6:00 we fall back to the 40s. football games tomorrow will be dry but blustery with temps in the 40s. day planner, 48 at 7:00, 58 by 9:00, 54 by 11:00 and also by 1:00, pretty much full sun. weekend looks fine, the heart walk on saturday, 56. mr. bernstein will be there, temps 42 to 52, a little blustery and sunday breezy and cool jfor the ravens game, tem around 60, tailgating in the 50s. next seven days, milder sunday. right now veterans day, still 69, not bad and rain on wednesda

near 50 in southern maryland. the computer is convinced we're going to make 55. i am convinced we're probably going to hover at 51 or 50 for afternoon temperatures today. windchills right now aren't too back. you're going to really want to bund up for this one. what to expect for the next couple of days. a midwinter pattern. super cold. temperatures some 20 degrees colder than average. dangerous windchills as well. always dress in layers. drink extra water. that helps you fight off the cold. and moisture your skin. there's going to be static electricity on the rug kind of cold weather. snow's going to the western parts of kentucky and western west virginia. severe weather today across southern virginia and the carolinas. for us, there's that plume of moderate to heavy rain that's coming our way here for the rest of the afternoon and into this evening. so be ready for a very ugly stretch. you can always follow me on twitter @chuckbell4. also download our weather app as well. so rain today, lows tonight, back into the 20s. so that will be a cold one. windchills tom

two teenagers have been arrested, charged with stealing cookies from girl scouts in southern maryland. 18-year-old gabriel smith swiped a wagon filled with cookies from a couple of girl scouts who were selling them on jason's landing way. one of the girls managed to grab the wagon back. smith jumped into a card given by a 17-year-old suspect list of neighbors followed the vehicle while they called police. police eventually caught the teenagers. both have been charged with theft. >> president obama is on his first visit to china in about five years. he is scheduled to take part in three days of talks focusing on strengthening economic ties with the burden -- the growing region. he said america's interest in asia should not be can -- and should not because for concern among china's leaders. to a futureoking where a worker in any of our countries cap for to provide for his family, where his daughter can go to school and start a business and have a fair shot at success. with a fundamental rights are cherished and protected and not denied. >> president obama will begin a series of china. m

closer to southern maryland, feels like the middle 30's. overnight, 29 to 37 degrees, the coldest air off to the mountains. it's a capital beltway, reagan national, the temperatures fall to about 36, 37 degrees. tomorrow morning it will be cool. we will not have the wind to deal with, just around freezing leesburg and manassas, gaithersburg 32. bowie looking at mid 30's. the cold front arrives late tomorrow, early sunday. it will not produce much rain. clouds.see increased the high pressure builds behind it. this will allow a change in wind direction. instead of seeing cooler temperatures behind the front sunday, temperatures will be a few degrees warmer compared with tomorrow. monday and tuesday, temperatures in the lower to middle 60's for highs. it will not last long because the cooler air is on the way in the extended outlook. 29ing up tomorrow morning, to 37 degrees, the wind out of the northwest at five, sunrise at 6:43. lots of sunshine, sticking around a big part of the day. to 58 degrees, the wind out of the south at 5-10. sunday,

there are a few showers popping up on live doppler, prom -- doppler, dominantly over southern maryland. a few sprinkles over waldorf earlier. that band is pushing to the south. it will continue moving eastward . watch out st. mary's county. we may see another sprinkle going forward. d.c..44 in 42 in dulles. 49 in gaithersburg and 40 degrees in annapolis. temperatures for the remainder of the afternoon will remain in the upper 30's to lower 40's. as we go through the overnight hours temperatures will tumble into the middle 20's. what can you expect for the big black friday shopping day? the forecast for the weekend coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. giving thanks but many are spending today giving back. the knights of columbus will serve thanksgiving dinners for those who did not otherwise have on. brianne carter is in arlington. , it is rewarding to give back. the storing and mixon was well underway in the month -- in the city of arlington. have a bunch of volunteers that bring in turkeys. of turkey to be exact, as well as all the traditional trimmings. serveear the knights

so thousands of british soldiers landed in southern maryland in late august. they march toward washington, d.c. or washington city as they called it at the time, figuring if they could capture our capital, that could bolster their position at the negotiation table. the americans, though, weren't entirely caught off guard, the americans called up the militia from around washington, including georgetown. so francis scott key were there. a few thousand soldiers marched south and hundreds of virginiians came up as well as units from the army, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. a few thousand soldiers marched south and hundreds of virginiians came up as well as units from the army, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, though, a confused battle erupts. the british attack with about 2,000 men and the americans are almost instantly thrown into disarray. the

right lane in fairfax, the district, southern maryland, all of this enough to make everything wet and the wet leaves too. temperatures right now are chilly. we're in the 40s east of washington, into the upper 30s to our west. but all above freezing. we don't have any icing going on this morning. at the bus stop this morning,

so thousands of british soldiers landed in southern maryland in late august. they march toward washington, d.c. or washington city as they called it at the time, figuring if they could capture our capital, that could bolster their position at the negotiation table. the americans, though, weren't entirely caught off guard, the americans called up the militia from around washington, including georgetown. so francis scott key were there. a few thousand soldiers marched south and hundreds of virginiians came up as well as units from the army, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, though, a confused battle erupts. the british attack with about 2,000 men and the americans are almost instantly thrown into disarray. the president of the united states himself james madison gallops away from the battlefield. some of the american positions are quickly overrun and whole american units break and run away. american militia units receive some training, but not

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we still have showers in southern maryland southern maryland and up north 270 and out 66. so i plan for a wet commute -- i'd plan for a wet commute to and from work. light showers with temps 55 to 60 and begin to clear out by 7:30, showers and a couple thunderstorms across the bay, temperatures still in the 50s. by 11:00 on thursday some upper 40s gaithersburg and leesburg, but behind this is the not crazy cold but turning a little colder, nothing out of the ordinary yet. sometime next week it will be out of the ordinary. tonight mostly cloudy, mild, rain and showers developing, 50 to 55. by morning allow extra time, mostly cloudy and mild with rain showers, maybe a thunderstorm, 50 to 52. in the afternoon rain and showers end late, probably by evening, high temperatures near 65, under yellow alert tomorrow for the rain and showers, winds kicking northwest 10 to 15. the day planner, rain and showers, 52 at 7:00, but pretty mild, 58 at 9:00, 60 at 11:00 and then 64 at 1:00. next three days chilly with a passing shower friday but not a bad day. breezy and cool saturday, back

mary's, southern maryland, areas back to the west. this is the area here where the heaviest rain is falling through central portions of fairfax county. zoom in more show you where this is. right along 66 now. you know how that is during a regular afternoon. so this is not helping with traffic at haul. down around fair fashgs, the city of fairfax coming down good from oakton towards the clifton area. move and follow this towards the east towards tyson's corner. mclean, you'll see it and the east farther towards annandale, bailey's crossroads, falls church, you'll see the rain in the next 10 to 20 minutes. behind this system, getting cooler and then a lot colder. all of that coming up in my seven-day forecast in a minute. >>> hunched over with his head down, that was the demeanor today of the man suspected of abducting a woman from philadelphia arrested in maryland last night. tim furlong has the latest on this case today. >> reporter: you can see from the court sketch delvin barnes in a baltimore county court via video link in his oran

and even milder weather for southern maryland. across north/central virginia, a few isolated spots like fredericksbu ove to culpeper and near staten, virginia, in the upper 70s by mid-afternoon. a beautiful day coming up with great weather for the election in west virginia, virginia, maryland, distr of columbia and delaware. then tomorrow the mild pattern continues. highs reaching the upper 60s to near 70 and partly sunny. then o thursday, a front sweeps through. likely getting us some rain. that's the next chance of rain on thursday. occasional showers for the morning all the way into the afternoon wit hig reaching the mid-60s. maybe the afternoon could get a rumble of thunder. after that, the showers clear out. we get gusty winds on friday and turning cooler. friday afternoon the highs are just in the mid-50s. the seven-day outlook for the weekend, a chilly change for the weekend. 30s in the morning. low 50s on saturday. might get a shower sunday afternoon. drying out on monday. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 5:

areas of southern maryland and northern neck might have a sprinkle or two or a shower. let's talk about the temperatures across the area too. we got into the low and mid 60s today. absolutely comfortable out there. temperatures today running right at average. tomorrow they'll be slightly above average. 64 degrees. we've got a clear, calm conditions here for your evening hours. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 p.m., and nice and starry by 9:00. yes, because still a clear sky, and in the northeastern sky, you've got the constellation gemini. so be able to check that out this evening. here we are this evening. those showers i'll be tracking way off to the east tomorrow. then watch what happens as we get into the evening hours. this is 3:00 p.m. you can see already the clouds pushing from east to west into our area. great conditions here, though, as we head into areas west, even more sunshine for winchester, hagerstown and more cloudiness throughout the day, at least the early part of the day on wednesday. then it gets kind of windy. so impact forecast for tomorrow is low, because we're re

that may be down into southern maryland wet snowflakes wednesday evening. wednesday by 9:00 it's moved into new england. now we're just looking at clouds. if you're not getting to your destination till late or have people coming into town wednesday, tell them be careful because there will be some slick spots which could be black ice. this is our winter storm watch, frederick county north. i think they have new warning systems coming out in about a week. i think you folks in northern montgomery county might be in this watch, the new watch and warning, and i think eastern sections of loudoun county would not be in the watch, but technically all loudoun county is under the winter storm watch for wednesday. partly to mostly cloudy tonight, breezy and mild, 46 to 52. i would take advantage of tonight and tomorrow. partly sunny, breezy and pleasant, 46 to 54 tuesday morning and by afternoon mostly cloudy, temperature-wise no complaints, temperature 55 to 60 and winds light in the afternoon. cooler in the mountains, only 42 in oakland, 49 in cumberland. this is a

maryland don't really want to be part of this war at all. and they certainly don't want to deal with superior of british forces that are now well-guided by the local experts in the landscape. and it is because of this that the british are able to land without any opposition at benedict in mid-august of 1814 and they are able to advance to the upper reaches of the putuxa river and reach to the out skirts of washington, d.c., without any opposition because it's already been eliminated by the raids of the summer. and they were able to brush aside militia resistance which it belatedly appears at bladensburg and push into washington, d.c., where they famously burn the public buildings. here is a very famous image of that. and you all notice, there is not a single black face represented in this, which is all too common among representations of battles of the war of 1812. they are presented as lilly white affairs in almost all cases. the kol len yell marines were very much present in the occupation of washington, d.c., and in the burning of the whi

a couple clouds in southern maryland. they go away by 6:00 p.m., 24 hours from now, we are very, very comfortable. upper 50s to mid 60. so no matter what time you vote, it's going to be nice. by 8:00, a few high clouds. 50s and 60s by 9:30. some high and mid level clouds. so, tonight clear to partly cloudy and chilly. not as cold as last week. we'll watch these temperatures and we'll say 38 to 46. may have to lower that. mostly sunny and pleasant in the morning. 38 to 65 by lunchtime. a rapid warm up. by afternoon, partly cloudy, breezy, warmer. high temperatures around 70 and winds out of the southwest. even oakland will be 59 or 60. 67 in cumberland. 66 in hagerstown. pretty much partly to mostly sunny everywhere. 71 in culpeper. 70 in manassas. leesburg 69. 70 downtown. and 69 or so in gaithersburg and rockville. all right, the day planner. it will be cool to start, 40s, but 54 by 9:00. 63 by 11:00 and 68 by 1:00. next three days, more clouds on wednesday, but dry until wednesday night. 69. and then yellow alert on thu

mid-70s in southern maryland near the bay with wind off the water. high upper 60s to near 70. low 70s shenandoah, making it to 70 degrees as well. a chance of rain and snow on wednesday. a look at that next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. melissa, how are things rolling now? >> i don't know if i should cover my ears or eyes. i don't want to hear it. i don't want to see it so much. no major problems. 95 northbound, approaching a little bit slow because of construction. otherwise, looking pretty good. no major problems here. the only crash is the one we have been telling you about. inner loop, annapolis road, we have the ramp blocked. as we widen back out, 66 and 95, everything there is flowing just fine. and heading up north to 270, westmont goalry, 28, looking good. you see the sheen on the road. just a warning for us. live picture in prince george's coming up. >>> falling gas prices coming at the right time. what you can expect to pay at the pump this week as you get ready to head out of town for the holidays >> remembering the live and legacy of a d.c. icon. what the

down and towards southern maryland, the northern neck. i-95, off to the west in through fairfax, montgomery county, where that winter weather advisory is. maybe an inch in some locations. that includes parts of northwest d.c. the airport may get a trace. that's really going to be about it. more back towards the west around the i-81 corridor. especially places with a little bit more elevation. 3 to 6 information. leesburg, gaithersburg, damascus, 1 to 3 for your area. skycast 4 picking up well for you. as we move through the morning hours, this is what we're going to see in and around the city. if you're driving in, you are going to see some of that rain developing, and then that rain changing over to snow. right around that 11:00 hour. and i do think some of it could come down fairly heavily at a time, still thinking, however, that most of the roadways will be fine around the metro region. 39 degrees on your thursday. 37 on friday. thanksgiving, just cold. maybe a few flurries. but that's going to be about it. there is the weekend for you

and 10:00 tonight most of the showers now on the other side of 95, pushing through southern maryland and charles county, and calvert county with a little snow flurry still left in the mountains. by 6:00 we would clear out. as it is cold, down in the burbs. by 8:00 we're in the low to mid- 30s with a lot of sunshine. and then by 1:00 the lower 40s, that's it tomorrow. now remember that the average high is still 59 or 60. so these temperatures, they are almost 20 degrees below average. by 4:00, 42 downtown, even some upper 30s now in the suburbs. so the playoff football tomorrow, it will be some kind of a cold to dress for the 20s really. by 6:00 it will be 40s downtown. most everybody else in the mid- 30s, okay? and by 10:30 you are walking the temperatures, only around 30. for tonight, a shower ending by midnight with the flakes that are possible north and west and colder and low temperatures are about 26. by morning plenty of sunshine, yes, but breezy and cold. you'll need a winter coat tomorrow morning with the temperatures 28 to 42 and go ahead and grab your shades as well. on the

i think these showers are way overdone into southern maryland, dry put -- but mostly cloudy, temps in the 50s. by morning we fall to the 40s, clear skies. by 8:00 everybody is still in the 40s and we'll add some wind to the forecast. dress like it's going to be in the 40s tomorrow. by 1:00 it's 54, 53 in manassas, 51 north and west of town and by 4:00 high school football games will be chilly, 40s, low 50s downtown, upper 40s north of town by 4:00 tomorrow and by 6:00 tomorrow evening about 24 hours om now everybody will be in the 40s under clear to partly cloudy skies and by 7:30, 8:00 right around 40 d then if you're out late tomorrow night, upper 30s, 37 by 11:30 in leesburg and manassas and culpeper and 36 into downtown area. the winds, 8:00 tomorrow we'll have winds gusting. this is the tracker of potential winds gusting to 22 miles per hour downtown, by 11:00 we could see wind 30 miles per hour in leesburg and 27 downtown and by 4:00 winds are still gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's why we say kind of dress more for the 40s tomorrow than the 50s. tonight partial clearing,

down towards southern maryland, where we're still seeing the rain. cold air moving in. 37 petersburg, west virginia. 41 in martinsburg. 58 towards pucatuxent river. here is the shower activity, now coming through right around the beltway, oxon hill, national harbor seeing showers. waldorf, right along 301. we'll zoom in here and show all charles county for the most part seeing showers. these are the lighter side so not much in the way of heavy rain. driving from waldorf toward the colonial beach area, you continue to see rain. st. mary's county, you too have a bit of rain to go. the bulk of the rain out of here. even some thunderstorm activity just off the coast in through portions of the new jersey coastline. and back to the west, it is the snow. and man, is it coming down in part of the area. they are predicting near 2 to 3 feet of snow around the buffalo area, lake erie. this is a big lake effect snow effect for us. it's just going to be that cold air driving right across our region. and we're not just talking cold. we're talking frigid. look at t

maryland and then we do find some clouds by midnight. no sprinkles right now. temperatures in the 50s. by morning, a lot of clouds roll through and sprinkles possible down into the south. we will come back and talk about the arctic air. the front rolls through tomorrow. we'll tell you about when the real arctic air arrives. >> the goat of the white house and congress is to get every homeless veteran off the streets. bruce johnson talks with some vets who are proof that it can be done no matter how dire the circumstances. >> i had a lot of trouble getting work after i got out. and the pressure hit soon after that. >> it is miles johnson, d.c. native, college grad, and army specialist 1995, and a street person after that. >> it's all about remaining quiet and remaining quiet. >> kept him on the streets for years and then came the lifeline from the veteran's administration teaming up with the coalition for the homeless. >> it's a program for homeless individuals who have severe mental illness and need to be connected to psychiatric services

these are current windchills. 33 wind chester, 36 downtown, 37 in southern maryland. everyone is windchilled this morning. actual air temperatures today will climb into the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. increasing amounts of sunshine, but staying very windy and cold. temp some 15 degrees colder t wh does the warmup begin? seven-day forecast comg up. >>> you're not the only one following this weather. we have team coverage where the weather is affecting a lot of you. news 4's derrick ward joining us live now from district heights. derrick, i know we're already seeing some negative results from these gusts of wind, some damage, a lot of it? >> reporter: well indeed. quite significant damage. take a look at this tree behind me. we're at the lexingt courts apartment complex. good news is, the pepco crews are out here. what happened was the winds took down the top of that tree, brought it down on top of a car. look at this car. take a look at the video we of the vehicle. it was pretty well damaged by that. the good news is now that the lights are indeed back on. we're st

highs reaching mid to upper 40s much of southern maryland. a warmer pattern coming our way. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. >>> northbound silver high school at brooks drive, megan mctkpragt on th on the scene for us. you can turn on to brooks drive to pennsylvania avenue to get around this. wider look at things. no major problems into and out of town. 270, good. beltway at. . >>> my of you rely on them to get your family place to place. we'll show you why many mini advance do not do enough to protect you in a crash. >>a decision that could ease your f >>> right now we're dealing with another day of winter weather around the d.c. area. .his morni may feel like a temperatur in the 30s this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking the weekend warming trend at 4:51 >> it is not over in buffalo, new york. the city has seen as much as feet of lake-effect sn. guess what, another one to three feet could fall by the end of today. here's a liv. the unprecedented snow has already been blamed for seven deaths. new york governor andrew cuomo called in the

i think before all is said and done wednesday evening we'll see snow down into southern maryland. it won't accumulate, but it will snow. the atmosphere will support snow. 9:00 we're done with it. the storm goes up into new england, but i am a bit concerned late wednesday night for some slick spots. temperatures will get down into the upper 20s and low 30s. there's our first winter storm watch of the season, always exciting, includes loudoun county, points west, northern fauquier, frederick county, maryland, west and north. tonight partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and mild, nice night, 46 to 52, wind southwest 10 to 20, by morning partly sunny, breezy, mid-40s to mid- 50s. can't complain about that, but by afternoon wind die down. day planner low 50s to start downtown temps. some in the burbs. 56 at 11:00, 57 at 1 p.m. no surprise here. it is yellow, rain and snow wednesday and then maybe a flurry on turkey day, temps around 40. next seven days cold friday, low 40s and really pretty nice now. for the terps low 50s, for the ravens upper 50s, watch that game here on channel 9. even mo

carlesha's grandmother says she's on her way back to southern maryland. at this point no family members plan to be in the courtroom. nbc 10 will be. live in center city, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> mercer county authorities say everyone hurt in this crash between the school bus and a car, they are expected to recover. police say one of the drivers crossed the center lane en route 206, hit a bus and this is the result. the bus ended up on its side. you'll see it on board where the driver and aide and a 16%ydar-old student. the three were taken to the hospital along with the person driving that car. >> officers ab wul medical personnel at the scene were somewhat surprised the injuries weren't more serious. >> nbc 10 was there a short time ago. both the bus and the car were towed from the scene. investigators trying to figure out which one of the drivers was at fault. >>> the nbc 10 investigator had been looking into the history of the bus company involved in today's crash. the rick bus company is based in trenton. it has 280 vehicles and 300 drivers. acco