of fairfax county. across northern virginia, some spots are going to be pushing the upper 70s. fredericksburg, upper 70s. mid-70s from manassas to leesburg, quantico in the mid-70s as well. 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 m

. 295. 65 in virginia, no problems there. heading to prince george's county, looking good this morning. we do have a problem with a house fire on 11th street near south edison and south emerson shut down in arlington. tom, how is it looking outside? >>> a live view of the storm team 4 city camera overlooking capitol hill th morning. there's the capitol and the first prix-dawn glow showing up. your weather headlines this election day, a chilly morning followed by a mild afternoon with the warm pattern continuing into tomorrow. right now storm team 4 radar is scanning the skies. we don't have any rain in delaware, maryland, virginia or west virginia for voting today. should be dry weather. we have dry roads all around the region now. chilly start where we are just in the 40s. in the nearby suburbs in montgomery and prince george's, fairfax, arlington, the district of columbia in the upper 40s. farther south and west, a few spots hitting the 30s from loudoun and falkier. your election-day weather hour-by-hour is coming up with chuck bell. now back to you. >>> thank you. 6:02. if you are i

virginia, virginia, maryland, delaware, in the district, a dry start this morning. dry roads all around the region. temperatures are chilly but not cold like yesterday morning. all above freezing. it's in the 40s in the shenandoah valley. the mountains of west virginia, a few spots are in the 50s. some of the mild air is pushing up to petersburg. now 57 degrees. closer to the metro area, we are generally in the 40s. but a couple spots have dipped down into the upper 30s including dulles down to ma nasa. in prince george's county, the mid-40s. montgomery county, voters are heading out early near 40 degrees. much of southern maryland and the chesapeake bay, temperatures e in the 40s to near 50 degrees. near 50 right on the warmer waters of the bay. coming up, the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. a look at the election day 4x4 with chuck bell -hour break is out there with that forecast for you coming up. now, melissa, what is going on on the roads? >>> starting off looking quite good this election day. taking a look first of all at 66 just east of nutley street, we are mo

. >> i'm derek mcginty. we begin with a major upset in virginia, a race still not decided. mark warner and ed gillespie in a neck and neck race for the senate seat. >> mark warner has 49% of the vote. ed gillespie with 49%. just a few thousand votes separate the incumbent with ed gillespie. warner and his team are headquartered in arlington. we begin with debra at the warner camp. >> reporter: no one thought it would turn out like this, and actually, it hasn't turned out yet. what has turned out, everybody in this room in the ball rom in arlington is packed. you can hear every once in a while a cheer goes up when warner takes a slight lead, but the leads are .1% at times. he's been ahead in the polls, but the poll numbers and leads have been shrinking as of late. no one thought it was going to get to this at this point. we've had many big name democrats out here tonight, governor mcculla, of course, senator tim cane, everyone behind mark warner and it's been the kind of thing where they're not sure what's going on exactly. i keep refreshing my phone. you can see it's .1%, it keeps changing

team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> right now it is all rain across virginia and into maryland and the eastern shore. right now out of the mountains, many locations there are getting some wet snow. date, kinenne valley, some of the snow showing up in the higher elevations. elsewhere, this is all rain. we have a large area under a winter storm warning, frederick, loudoun and points west. closer in, the counties in purple, howard, montgomery, fairfax, prince william. these counties under a winter weather advisory. lighter amounts of snow. one to three inches. southern loudoun, northern fauquier. from the blue ridge west, three to six inches. higher amounts above 1500 feet in the mountains. in the afternoon, transitioning over to wet snow in the metro area not until around noon time. and i'm back in 10 minutes with a look at when that snow will be ending all coming up at 5:11 melissa is dealing with wet roads. >> wet roads. that's right. that's hard to say this morning. police have reports of debris. i'm not seeing anything on the camera. be aware if you're headed that way. beltway at

huge variations in how much groceries cost in different states. virginia tops the list with the most expensive groe country. a cart of chicken, apples, potatoes and milk will cost you $27. it is less than $10 in idaho. it costs $14 in d.c. and maryland. >> go to virginia for the cheap gas prices but the groceries are higher. >> sometim virginia because i live in d.c. i feel it's cheaper too. >> maybe it depen on the store you go to. heavy clouds overhead. we're dealing with a lot of rain this morning. >> form team 4in has your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> light rain. only a tenth to a quarter inch since it sta it's going to be with us here for the entire day into this evening. right now a chill in the air. upper 30s to near 40 around most of the region. mid-40s by the chesapeake bay. gray sky over washington. not enough rain to reduce visibility. but just light rain through 8:00 with a chill in the air and near 40 degrees. then by noon time, upper 40s. the rain could be getting heavier. moderate to brief downpours into the middle of the afternoon. might get into the mid-50s

:30 in the east. polls have closed in three states. ohio, north carolina, and west virginia. republicans could pick up senate seats in the last two and are hoping to take control of the senate. they have an early win, the associated press called the kentucky for mitch mcconnell. let's go to stephanie sy at the returns desk for more. >> this will be a sigh of relief for the republican senator mitch mcconnell, the minority leader, the most powerful republican senator has beaten his challenger alison lundergan grimes. taking a look at the early returns with 20% reporting mitch mcconnell. 56 grimes. if the g.o.p. gains control of the senate, as many suspect they will, he will be a majority leader, a life-long dream. let's look at another key race in new orleans, between democratic incumbent, kay hagan, and her competitor, republican thom tillis, another very tight race. thom tillis is the speaker of the north carolina house. he has forced through a lot of conservative agenda its. this is a toss up race, according to several polls. turning to west virginia now, this is the seat v

the lookout for letters from the virginia council of corporations, looks like it is from the form of state corporation but asks for financial information and $125 and they say don't fall for it, there's no business by that name on record. >>> out in texas, new information about a shooting spree in austin. the man responsible has an extensive criminal history. he fired more than a hundred rounds in a building at downtown austin and died after he shot up the police station and federal courthouse and tried to set the consulate on fire. >>> suicide bombers blue themselves up in nigeria and the death toll is climbing. men with ak-47's opened fire on the crowd, 80 killed, 150 injured. hundreds were attending friday prayers as the bombs went off, as they ran out of the mosque other mens were shooting them. it is believed boko haram is responsible. >>> trapped under five feet of snow, two little boys describe the terrifying night they spent. >> we were squared, started screaming. >>> plus local cameras show thieves. a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your fa

cold. big area under a freeze warning. all the counties in blue, virginia, somaryland, be brings your house plants inside. dress warmly today. you'll need a warm winter coa hat, scarf. you won't need an umbrella. no rain today. we'll have lots of sunshine. temperatures in montgomery in the upper 30s. near 40, prince georges and fairfax. areas farther south and west where it is the coldest no warren ton, 30. culpepper is 28 degrees. we can see the first light of dawn showing up. sunrise an hour earlier. there's the capitol. warmer weather on the wo election next weather and traffic warming for the day ahead. back to you. >>> tom, thank you. 6:01. a d.c. man will be sentenced for murdering another mn at a prince george's county gas station. dwayne le mar williams shot and killed eric walker while he was pumping gas in 2013 in templ hills. surveillance caught williams trying to steal walker's c. when walker tried to getwa williams ran him downch avenue and shot him l times. >>> d.c. police investigatin the murder of a 1-montd baby. he was found unconscio oa home in trenton southeast

election. we don't know who won the virginia senate race. we'll be back at work counting votes. senator mark warner has a 16,000 vote lead. the results will not be official until november 25th when gillespie can call for a recount. >>> 4:31 on our wet thursday morning. need to be ready for the rain. >> let's check in with tom kierein to find out how much rain we're going to get. >> yesterday morning this time we get the bulk of the heaviest rains after midnight and into the predawn hours on thursday. here we are thursday morning with this rain. here it is. all across virginia, pulling out of west virginia and maryland, delaware, tracking off to the north and east. so most of virginia, all the roads are wet, including marylanded and eastern west virginia. the rain is beginning to taper a off a bit to your west. a few scattered sprinkles out in the mountains of west virginia. heaviest rains in the darker greens in central montgomery county, loudoun county getting light to moderate rain, as is northern fauquier, northern fairfax. light rain. enough for all the roads to be wet. with all the

location. >> man accused of abducting her will be extradited to virginia. . minutes ago police in virginia gave us our most recent photo of delven barnes taken after he was arrested in july of this year in an unrelated case. tonight, we have live team coverage with reporters covering barnes' court appearance in maryland and his violent history. >> well, it could be a while before philadelphia police get their hands, though, on delven barnes. as we mentioned, barnes will head first to virginia where nbc 10 got this mugshot today. it was taken after he was arrested in july in an unrelated case. we have the wanted poster for barnes authorities were using in virginia, where he'll face charges of the attempted kidnapping and rape of a teenager last month. they'll pick barnes up in maryland by saturday. >> all right. we'll be extradited from maryland to virginia to face charges in that case. he appeared in court today via video link. nbc 10's tim furlong is live at the jail where barnings is held tonight in maryland. you were in court today. did barnes say anything? >> reporter: jim, yo

expect one of virginia's most popular politicians to be involved in a race that goes down to the wire like this. he was helped earlier in the evening. fairfax county voting strongly for mark warner. and as we speak right now, he has a very small lead over ed gillespie, but nobody declaring victory yet. but as these numbers stay as we see them right now, this is another race that could be headed for a recount in virginia. >> julie, thank you. ed gillespie is senator warner's republican challenger. northern virginia reporter is at his headquarters. what's the mood over there? >> reporter: as you can imagine, a lot of happy people here. the most narrow of polls going into the race didn't even have it this close. the fact that it's neck and neck, a lot of smiles. think ten months to january. that's when ed gillespie launched his campaign. he september an e-mail blast out followed by a twoet. they admitted it was name recognition. they had to get out in front of the question, who is ed gillespie. tonight that question has been answered, and it's making waves across the nation. now we

pattern. >> the rain has changed over to snow. out in west virginia, right along the virginia/west virginia border, so you were part of the shepb dough valley, north of there, still raining. skyline dry getting wet snow. all rain east of there towards the west of there, into maryland. the snow will change from rain to snow there by 8:00 this morning. leaving in its wake an inch or so. one to three inches from northern montgomery, loudoun, northern fauquier and wins prpl and a rap hand act. three to six inches in shenandoah valley. a look at the radar again changing minute by minute. next weather and traffic on the 1s. a look at the colder temperatures at 6:11. a look at the roads. >> chopper over the outer look at new hampshire avenue. traff a warning to be careful. beltway at river road, a nice sheen this morning. wider look at things. overall, looking pretty good. haven't seen much of a slowdown until now. looks pretty slow. we called about this. we're not sure what's going on. as you head into town, it's as well. report of an earlier crash. 66, 95 in virginia, slowest spot is da

challenger, and incumbant tim scott over joyce dickerson in a special election. >> and virginia, incume ba incut democratic senator mark warner against ed gillespie, it would be a surprise pick up for the republicans if gal lessp gillese tight, too close to call. as we have said, polls have closed in all those places, and more results will begin streaming in at any moment now, we're expecting the balance of power in senate to shift tonight, we'll bring you the results of these races and many more this hour. >> president obama offering something of a bleak assessment on a connecticut radio station today. president predicting that democrats face worse midterm senate map since president eisenhower. >> this election cycle probably worse possible group of states for democrats since eisenhower, a lot of states that are being contested where you know they just tend to till republican. >republican. >> in 1958 midterm elections, ice inhour, a republican -- eisenhower what you democrats pick up 15 senate seats, joining me now the a-team. michael goodwin, robert zimmerman, ed roolins, also fox news c

. right now we've got some light rain most of virginia, into maryland. it is along the 95 corridor. farther north and west, it is snowing hard in cincinnati. here locally, light rain in montgomery, prince george's. down 95, steadier rain in stafford and southern is fauquier. you'll need a coat, umbrella, rain boats. we'll be hovering around 40 degrees between now and 9:00 this morning. students at the bus stop need an umbrella. showers between 7:00 and 8:00. and between 8:00 and 9:00 that rain may get a little bit harder and steadier. by then we should be in the mid-40s. a look at highs today. now looking at the roads, alexis davies is check anything. >>> good morning, tom. a water main break can cause potential delays. the left lane is blocked if you're traveling that area. use a little caution and give yourself extra time. and give yourself extra time with the rain and the wet roads. you do want to use caution on the parts of the roads where poppeding ca >>> a lot of people relief for people flying out of dulles. southwest airlines 632 scheduled from dulles to vegas had to land i

in the shenandoah valley and another line of showers out in west virginia. there's a lot of energy there. seen a couple of thunderstorms pop just south of pittsburgh and back in western west virginia. right now while it's real quiet in d.c., look toward the shenandoah valley, mainly south of 66 now. this is where we're seeing new development of showers. nothing in the thunderstorm nature yet. but all this is moving east about 20, 25 miles an hour approaching the blue ridge west of culpeper now out toward the valley. and we have to watch this because two to four hours from now, between 2:00 and 4:00, we're going to have some of this stuff coming into the metro. so front royal, it's coming toward you out of woodstock, mount jackson, luray. even the winchester area we have this lone shower going to track toward martinsburg and harmers fehr jip. so -- harpers ferry. we'll be watching this for the early afternoon, evening. then we'll see some drying out and cooler temperatures on the way. i'll be back with your weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> prince geo

beginning to approach the mountains. leading edge in southwestern pennsylvania, western west virginia. that stretches all the way down to central kentucky. it is tracking as part of a cool front. getting closer to the metro area. but not until perhaps late this evening. the leading edge will move in after sunset this morning. most of the day will be dry. temperatures off to a cool start. mild generally speaking. mid-50s in prince george's county. fairfax, mid and upper 50s. the district in the mid-50s. across northern virginia, most locations in the mid-50s from loudoun, prince william, fauquier, stafford and spotsylvania. dress for a cool morning. we're going stay in the 50s between now and 8:00 this morning. a little bit of sunshine through the high clouds and remaining rather chilly. warming up to around 60 and rather cool with sunshine in the high clouds. a look at the hour by hour breakdown for the rest of the clouds at 4:41. melissa has work zones to talk about. >> new hampshire avenue northbound between 495 and overlook drive, another 45 minutes and then we expect it to be clea

avoid the storm, and it was a bad combination. some still have a long way to go. >> from virginia to new hampshire. >> and some say next time -- >> take a plane, or maybe stay home. >> tomorrow would have been expected to be an easier day for travel, but with the storm coming all that's are off --bets are off. ronald reagan airport looks good, but bwi and dulles are experiencing delays, with the potential to get worse with the storm tomorrow. >> thank you, tom. this just in from southeast washington. police tell us there is an active investigation into the shooting of a child. this happened around 7:00 tonight on callplace. they confirmed the child is a girl. we will have details for you as they come into our newsroom, both on the air and online at wjla.com. >> a major police presence tonight in greenbelt as officers investigate a shooting. news chopper seven was there as roads and parking lots were blocked off. the victim was found lying in a parking lot. they say injuries are not life-threatening. there is an active search at this hour for a suspect. tonight, d.c. police are concer

virginia. mark warner, the democrat billion challenged by ed gal espy. we don't have enough information to make a projection in virginia. but we can make other projections. take a look at this. south carolina for example, lindsey graham easily gets re-elected for another six years. lindsey graham beats brad huddo for another six years. south carolina stays with the republicans. also tim scott, he will have -- actually another six year term. he wins a special election and will fill out the term left by jim demint who resigned to become head of the heritage foundation here in washington. let's look at where it standed right now with the -- where it stands with the mitch mcconnell win. 34 democrats coming back and 33 republicans. you need 51 to be a majority. 51 for a republican and because according to the constitution, the vice president of the united states breaks the tie. he is the president of the united states senate. as we wait for more real votes to come in, we want to share in our exit polls that they are revealing. and they are are a sampling of voters today and during early voti

polls open this morning. one voter says this is what he experienced in virginia, pressing the name of one candidate only to see a check mark show up for the opponent. news4's tisha thompson at the live desk with the explanation for us now. >> we have received multiple complaints from both maryland and virginia about what's called vote slipping. essentially, voters say they tried to vote for one person, but the machine chooses someone else. the reason is different, depending on where you live. chris fall told me he took this video when he and his wife tried to vote in virginia beach this morning. he says the machine kept selecting the democrat candidate for the second congressional district race down there. but he wanted to pick the republican. in a statement to the news4 i-team, the virginia department of elections says the issues appear related to the touch screen calibrations, and voting machines exhibiting any issues are immediately taken out of service. if a machine does not reflect the viewer's choice, the voter should notify an officer of election prior to casting their ballo

of one of virginia's largest plantations and both deeply committed to and profoundly concerned about the future of his newly independent country. to retire means to rest. he knew that would not be the case. first, he had plenty to do on the plantation. "an almost entire suspension of everything which related to my own estate for nearly nine years has accumulated an abundance of work for me." washington observed in 1784. he was a hands-on manager by nature. but conditions at mount vernon accented this trait. "i made no money from my estate during the nine years away from it," washington explained and he needed to write this unsustainable situation. he rode the circuit of his fine farms. he rode those around here and they're now all subdivisions around here every morning, monday through saturday, observing his some 200 workers, most of them black slaves. afternoons were spent planning ways to improve his livestock. he entertained a steady stream of visitors who arrived, often unannounced, to greet the celebrated general and inevitably stay for dinner and the night. unless someone

larry hogan. in the district, muriel bowser will be your next mayor. and in virginia the senate race is too close to call. they are separated by 12,000 votes. >>> the stunning upset in maryland. you're talking about the victory on facebook and twitter. we're learning more about how larry hogan won the state of maryland. just the seventh republican governor or will be since 1776. polls said that he trailed anthony brown by double digits. we caught up with him at his victory party in annapolis where the race was called. the first thing hogan said was wow. >> i know we surpassed every single county and precinct. every county was important. >> a ton of time in prince george's and montgomery county. i think it had a lot of impact. a lot of folks crossed over and voted for us. and i think it had a big part of our whip. >> hogan will hold a news conference on his victory in annapolis later this morning. >> hogan swept a big part of the state. he won all but three counties. they are all in our area where hogan's democratic rival won by a large amount. brown received 60,000 more votes in mont

virginia, virginia, maryland, up towards new england and all the way down the east coast towards atlanta. temperatures well above freezing. low to mid 40s. reagan national 50 degrees. a chance of snow later today. this is going to be keeping our pavement temperatures higher as well. so any snow that does get going, a lot of it will be melting on roadways. shenandoah valley around 40 degrees. most locations above freezing except oakland. they're down to 30 degrees. they're getting a little bit of wet snow there. and the storm team 4 forecast, it looks like it's been looking the last couple of days. we transition into the afternoon hours. northern montgomery, so you were frederick, central loudoun county. into the shenandoah valley, highlands of west virginia. three to six inches. the elevations above 1500 feet skyline drive and out into the mountains. another look at our radar changing minute by minute. now melissa, how are the roads. >> still quite wet is what we will see throughout the morning. all these folks headed southbound down towards the spur. rain coming down pretty good

. rockville is a at 38. cold in northern virginia. 32 in manassas. dulles, 32. leesburg is at 34. so a cold start under the clear skies. got the bright moon. farther west, cold temperatures as well. a little above freezing. martinsburg, 33. but it's milder farther to the north. hagerstown, 40. out of the mountains most locations low to mid-30s. statten, virginia, down to 31 degrees. around the bay and the eastern shore, cold there too. 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 i

virginia also moving nicely with a wide look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop. no major construction in the way right there. we are taking a live look at 66 here with a live picture east of 123 rolling along quite nicely. of course, we'll have much more on all the concerts for valor closures and parking restrictions coming up throughout the newscast. >>> 4:34 now. police are looking for three people connected to a deadly shooting near a high school in prince william county. police say 16-year-old brendan wilson was shot and killed yesterday on oakwood drive near woodbridge high school in woodbridge. he was a student at the school. the shooting happened on a trail that leads to the school's parking lot. we spoke with the custodian manager as he was leaving campus. >> it is scary, very scary. >> police say the three suspects took off in a pickup truck. if you have any information, call prince william county police. school is closed today because of the holiday. >>> at the live desk with the latest out of south korea and the sunken ferry disaster. new reports say the captai

call, but note the distinction between that and this. polls closed in virginia at 7:00 p.m. democrats thought this was going to be gift wrapped and done. it is not. the race for virginia governor too close to call. more on that after this. too close to call as well north carolina senate. senator hagan trying to get back to the u.s. senate. colorado senate, closely watched as senator udall wants to repeat as incumbent. too close. kansas senate, another of the big ones at this hour, too close to call. will kansas send an independent to the united states senate? georgia senate, too early to call tonight. in louisiana, you might as well set your clock for december. this is headed for a runoff. no one has gathered 50%. the democratic incoumbenincumbe landrieu, will have to wait. a projected winner in montana for senate, this is a gop pickup. they had to flip six tonight or at some point before the next congress to gain control. this was an early result. mitch mcconnell, the gop leader in the senate, re-elected in kentucky after what amounted to a bit of a scare, a bit of a run but he turne

this is the first volume of three manuscript volumes of virginia walls white house. we have the best -- virginia walls white house. she was -- virginia woolf was one of the great pioneers of the modern if not along with james joyce. this novel was published in 1927. this is in her own binding by the way. she bound her own books. it's not meant to be pretty. she could do that kind of thing in her private press. here you can see names to be used. she has names of characters, some of which don't appear in the published version. she always wrote, she always drew a blue crayon line on the left and margin so she could write little notes to herself as she went along. in this particular case she has a couple of diary entries. down here march 9, 1926 she writes i answered today that i'm writing exactly opposite from other books. very loosely at first. will have to tighten up a finally. most overdrafts, grammatical sentences are complete, very tight, formal productions. in this case the sentences are often ungrammatical, unfinished. it was an experiment for her. she was writing about her child

. that's in the shenandoah valley, the mountains of western maryland and into west virginia. right now a mild morning in the 50s to near 60 degrees. and a lot of cloudiness. there is the capitol under a cloudy sky. by noontime, a little sun near 60 degrees. by 5:00 p.m., back down to the upper 50s. a look at your travel weather for today and for wednesday, that is coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. now melissa is dealing with a crash this morning, what is going on with that? >>> we have a crash and construction in the way here. it should be out of the way by now, so we hope for that shortly. inner loop and outer loop between new hampshire and university. lanes are closed in both directions. two on the outer loop, one on the inner loop. georgia avenue southbound at randolph, two right lanes are blocked there. according to tom, this may not look so hot for the morning. we are not excited about that. a wide look at things, no major problems in and out of town. this is the crash tom was talking about, outbound south dakota avenue at bladensbur road. the alternate is

west virginia, shenandoah valley, and the nearby counties here where the snow is going to begin to pile up a little bit. but areas to the east of us, it's going to be mostly a rain event tomorrow. and might get a mix of snow during the afternoon. some of the roads will be maybe a little slushy, but everything will be wet. and any accumulation will be on grassy areas. but to our west, that's where it will be almost all snow. accumulations likely. not just on grassy areas but also on the roads. so the roads will be slippery in the winter storm watch zone. right now off to a mild start. temperatures in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. a lot of clouds around. there's capitol hill under a cloudy sky. we'll see clouds through 8:00 in the mid-50s. near 60 by noon with a little sun trying to break out. then mostly cloudy the rest of the afternoon and falling back down into the upper 50s. the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. chuck bell is out with the storm team 4x4 with your travel weather for today and wednesday. now melissa is looking at travel early the tuesday morning. >>

gap. we'd love to hear from you folks in western maryland, west virginia. this goes toward romney and moorefield. i snow it's snowing there from one of my twitter friends. this is going to be tracking toward northern virginia over the next little while so we'll watch that. you can see one of the ski areas there in west virginia, south of garrett county, snowing to beat the band right now. allison, we're talking about temperatures which are just starting to cool down this morning out west. >> one thing to note is we are seeing that snow fall. look at the temperatures. we have snow reports. we're not at freezing. we may be able to support snow even though the temperature is at 40 degrees for martinsburg and petersburg. so we'll see the snow continue to fall for areas around 81. once you head east of 81 right along in between just west of 95, we're continuing to see the temperature drop significantly. gaithersburg is now at 39 degrees. so that rain is going to quickly turn to snow. once you head east of 95, even if you see some mix, it's going to be hard to see any accumulations. we're w

university of virginia. live from charlottesville -- >> allison, this was an emergency meeting called by the uva board to address the issue of sexual assault on campus, which has come into dramatic and sharp focus following the release of a "rolling stone" article last week. this meeting was attended not only by administration leaders, but student leaders as well as protesters who were inside the meeting holding signs. the board is unanimously voting on a zero tolerance policy for sexual assault crimes, and said that the suspension of fraternity activities here could go past january if satisfactory changes are not happening. the "rolling stone" article described a culture of permissiveness of sexual assault at uva and a 2005 sexual assault were a victim named jackie was the victim of a gang rape. >> this conduct will not be tolerated at university of virginia. the status quo is no longer acceptable. >> jackie's experience should not have happened, and nothing like it should ever happen again. >> board members said today that the virginia attorney general will look at possible cases to

seats currently held by democrats in west virginia, north carolina, colorado, iowa south dakota and montana. >> the new majority leader in the senate is expected to be mitch mcconnell the current minority leader. >> scott walker was reelected in wisconsin, making him a presidential contender in 2016. >> rick scott was reelected in florida, beating former governor charlie crist. >> and sam brown wbackas elected in ksansa. >> it's election night on captioning sponsored by cbs >> make no mistake, the policies are on the ballot. >> this experiment in big government has lasted long enough. >> i think the ten seats you saw are close you could see all ten goep rublican. >> this election by making the country better. >> we will get things done. >> it is time to go in a new direction. >> campaign 2014, election night. analysis from john sheafer and charlie rose. john dickerson at the decision desk. now, from cbs news election headquarters in studio 57. here are scott pelley and nora o'donnell. >> good evening. we came into this night with all 435 seats in the house and 36 seats in the senate

arkansas, congressman tom cotton defeated incumbent democrat mark pryor, and in west virginia, shelly moore capato won the seat being vacated by jay rockefeller, who is retiring. a number of key senate races in georgia, north carolina, virginia and new hampshire all remain too close to call. and we know the polls, gwen, just closed in several other important states. they're all important. including colorado, kansas and louisiana. and we want to add in give's race, the democrats have picked up a republican seat in pennsylvania, where tom wolf defeated incumbent tom corbett. however republican asa hutchinson captured an open seat in arkansas that had been held by democrats. so the map is moving around. >> ifill: and a new report from south dakota. >> mike round, we can call this one, he was a former governor, but he is now picking up that senate seat. this is another pick up for the republicans, defeating democrat dick way wehland. and we can also now call yet another state in new hampshire. jeanne shaheen has won reelection. the democrats were beginning to sweat that one out. it's a re

race. . >>> turning to virginia now, where votes are being counted to certify the outcome of the u.s. senate race there. senator mark warner is clinging to an extremely narrow victory over his republican challenger, ed gillespie. the senator gave a brief victory speech, despite the associated press still considers the race with gillespie too close to call. with all but three precincts reporting, a margin of victory was only 0.55%, about 13,000 votes separating the two. gillespie will most likely ask for a recount. >>> the razor-thin edge could be headed for fairfax county. the election machines are printing out overnight, under guard. representatives from the democratic and republican parties say they have each tabled to monitor the canvassing. >> losing candidates once the election is certified can request a recount. so as a result, we're going to be treating this like a potential recount situation like we did last year. that means a normal canvas, we check results, review everything, then certify the election. today, what we'll be doing as we did last year, we're going to be ch

... bringing good jobs to virginia. it's been a great honor to represent you. and if you rehire me, i'll work everyday... to make virginia even stronger. surrounding the death of a young mother. her family talks to news 4 about her final hours on halloween >>> a threat to the president. new charges against a maryland man over an e-mail he sent to the white house. >>> and a kidnapping caught on video. we'll have the clues that could help find a woman who is still missing. >> please bring her back home. that's all we want. >>> news 4 at 11 starts now. >>> a young mother of thr headed out to a party on halloween,e home. her death now crowded in mystery. >> that woman's name is t toya smith. she's only 25 years old. her body was found on saturday after a small fire at an abandoned house in d.c. tonight her family told our jackie bensen they suspect foul play. jackie? >> reporter: well, jim, tonight, homicide detectives went to smith's home. she was found dead yesterday under strange circumstances. how did this young mother of three end up dead in an abandoned house in the 2800 block of langston p

accused teenage rapeist who victimized a girl and then taunted police. >>> extradited to virginia. the mother of one of his other victims is speaking out. >>> and the skies outside have cleared for now. it is chillier, though, this morning. 47 degrees in philadelphia. we don't see the flags boeing there on top of the aramark building. good morning, everyone. welcome to nbc 10 news today on this friday, i'm chris cato. let's begin with bill henley. >> the wind will be blowing during the day and return some clouds to the area during the day. scattered showers later on. still a bit damp in cape may. that's a live view and the wind is blowing right now at philadelphia, it's a 7-mile-per-hour wind and stronger in trenton and wilmington and 13 miles per hour in the pocono mountains where it's gusting to more than 20 miles per hour. cooler start, 49 degrees in philadelphia and pocono mountains that dropped into the 30s. we'll start off with sunshine and then as the wind picks up, clouds will be blowing in and we'll blow a few scattered showers through the area late this morning and into the a

reported. >> also, seen in surveillance yo, now seeing him on the move, delvin barnes arrives in virginia, to face attempted murder charges. >> good morning, everyone, sources tell "eyewitness news" that the suspect has confessed to the abduction. >> now we're learning more on how investigators cracked that case. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at police headquarters with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this suspected kidnapper, delvin barnes, was transferred overnight after his arraignment in maryland. he's now in virginia, facing number of charges, in a previous case there involving the alleged rape and kidnapping of a 16 year old girl. if you take look at the video, this is our first look at the suspect, you see him arriving in virginia in custody, that's 37 year old delvin barnes, he was spotted with carlesha in maryland three days after she was kidnapped off a germantown street. police say carlesha fought even harder to get away than we originally thought. investigators say once she was thrown into that car, she found a hammer inside, smashed out

barbara harrison. today voters in virginia and the district are voting on candidates and issue that can have a major affect on the way the polls are run from years to come. maryland and the district started at 7:00 a.m. in virginia you'll be voting for one senate seat and all the house seats. we're going to start with the senate where incumbent mark warner is facing off against gillespie. he held a rally with tim kaine in alexandria. gillespie spend the night campaigning. we'll be watching the tenth district where they are running against democrat john fous. the frank wolf held the seat since 1981. foust was in one of the most negative races this year. right now he's behind in the polls. and from a new mayor to marijuana, you'll be voting, and your votes will make a big impact today. >> in the district, you will not only decide the next mayor, you'll decide whether to legalize marijuana. you'll have a choice to vote yes or no to ballot initiative 81, which legalizes the possession of limited amounts of marijuana. supporters will hold an election night party, as well as a fund-raiser for

charles city county virginia sheriff's office saw that video and recognized barnes. he was wanted for kidnapping and rape in virginia and they knew he had a gray ford taurus registered in his name. another surveillance video of barnes using an atm after the kidnapping showed that car. that car was then spotted in jessup, maryland, where bans was ultimately arrested by federal agents and carlesha was saved. >> it was a tremendous amount of relief last night for everybody involved and particularly the family. >> reporter: we also learned thursday how hard carlesha fought to escape. after being forced into the car sources tell "eyewitness news" she found a hammer on the floor and swung it at barnes shattering a window in the process. it was that strength that her family prayed would get her through the ordeal. their hopes pinned to a pledge police made to carlesha's mom sunday night. >> i promised i was going to get her daughter back. she didn't look me in the eye so i said it again and she said okay. >> reporter: a promise kept. and we know that carlesha is out of the hospital now r

chosen at random, in addition, barnes allegedly told a virginia teenager who is accused of attempting to murder er that he a had killed, others. >> he made mention to the victim there, that he had done this before >> he was under active probation supervision in virginia, yet, while supposedly being supervised, he allegedly, committed this kidnapping, as well, and as the attempted murder of the teenager in that state. there has been no explanation so far from officials. live at police headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you so much. >> delven barnes was denied bail in maryland. he waved extradition to charles city county virginia where he faces an attempted murder charge. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in baltimore with breaking details there about how, breaking news about how officials arrested delven barnes, diana. >> it turns out federal authorities are looking into that brutal attack on the virginia teenager, when they got a gps hit on delven barnes car, here in maryland. it wasn't long before they made the connection to

huge variations in the costs per state. virginia t. a cart of chicken, apple potatoes and milk will $27. it is less than $10 in ida it costs $14 in d.c. and ma >> that's pretty surprising. it's not by state. it could be by county. maryland and virginia, some counties have more expensive groceries. and what grocery store you go to. >> good point. yeah. ten minutes after 6:00 on what is starting out to be a rainy, cloudy monday morning. a live look into the district. >> let's check in with tom kierein now. weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. a dreary start to your workweek we have steadier, heavier rain in west virginia. it will be arriving arou0 1:00. just getting light rain in the district and maryland. it will be with us the next three hours. the rain will pick up a bit. noon time, moderate showers, upper 40s, reaching mid-50s around 2:00 or 3:00. low 50s by 5:00 p.m. a look at when the rain ends and the cold air arrives. that's next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. >>> tom, we have pretty heavy delays due to two separate accidents. southbound 270 before route 85 blocking

, virginia, not too far from richmond. he taught at west point. he had a profound religious conversion. he converted to catholicism. this would be a big part of his personality. if you were to meet rosecrans and knew nothing about his military career, he would probably want to discuss the elegy with you. -- theology with you. however, the military really wasn't that great a career if there wasn't a war going on. so he resigned from the army and engaged in private business. he was an engineer, he knew about refining. he worked in western virginia, in that area, and even had an accident one day that left him scarred. it looked like he had a smirk on his face. if you look at the book cover, you can see that. and then in 1851, the civil war, he offered his services to the governor of ohio and was commissioned in the regular army. his first area of service would be in western virginia. western virginia, still part of virginia at the time, was the first significant campaign of the war. the overall union commander there was george b mcclellan. the first major battle of consequence was the bat

tonight. some big races to watch in virginia, maryland and the district. and there is a scramble for power in the senate. when you look at the state-by-state polls, republicans may have the advantage to win control of the senate. according to the latest nbc/marist poll, most voters focused on the poll, domestic issues, not ebola and isis. around our region a closely watched congressional race in the 10th district down in virginia. a mayor's race in the district and a governor's seat up for grabs in maryland. we have team coverage for you. >> this is chris gordon. does it seem like your phone has been running off the hook? campaigns for both governors for maryland are trying to turn out the vote. i'll have the story. >> i'm julie carey at a manassas campaign office in a final get out the vote. it's either canvassing or phone banking. aol look at the two high-profile races we're watching. >> i'm tom sherwood in the district. the most contested general election in the city. i'll have the story coming up. >> and with more insight on the big races nationally and here in our area, moderato

expedition into chesapeake bay with the purpose of punishing the states of virginia and maryland from a perception that those two states were the heartland of american resources and also the political home, principally in virginia. the british purpose in coming into chesapeake bay in 1813 is initially not to free any slaves of any significant numbers. their job is to punish the americans who lived along the shores of the chesapeake. to do so, primarily by raiding shipping that was vulnerable to this british naval supremacy, which was overwhelming in chesapeake bay. and secondarily, to raid exposed and vulnerable villages along the major waterways. what the british are very reluctant to do is to go into the interior. they were fearful of the very dense forests that surrounded the chesapeake. they feared being ambushed, they feared american riflemen, they didn't know where an attack might be coming from and they didn't know in what numbers and they simply did not know the lay of the land. and that's very inhibiting on the british and when you read the letters of their captains and admiral

western maryland, morgantown, west virginia. if you live throughout and see a snowflake or two, send it to me, '59 chuckbell4. hourly temperatuy climbing in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees f. you're headed to the tampa-washingto game, plan on temperatures in the chilly 40s. more about that coming up. >> chuck, thanks. take a look at your screen right now if you can. police want to talk to this man about a kidnapping at the vienna metro station in fairfax county. a woman was in her car thursday when a man with a gun got in and forced her to drive to several atms. news 4's derrick ward has more. >> reporter: police want to talk to this man. he's seen here in a surveillance photo in connection with an armed carjacking. police say it started about 12:40 in the morning thursday here at the north garage at the vienna station. they say the woman was in her car, someone knocked in the window. she saw a man with a gun. he got in the car with her. that's when her odyssey began. >> according to authorities, the gunman promised he wouldn't harm her as long as she did what he told her to development o

. >> again, i can't comment what's happening in virginia or in philadelphia. all i know is here in baltimore county we asked for no bail. he's exactly where he belongs. an easy sdegs for baltimore county to decide. obviously, the charges he's facing in virginia are very serious. >> reporter: as dramatic and highly publicized as the abduction of carlesha was, barnes faces far more serious charges in southern virginia, charged with attempted capital murder. the authorities say he beat and raped his young victim who was able to escape but remains in a virginia hospital. authorities have until next wednesday to come pick barnes up from this baltimore county facility, although i'm told they'll probably be here to get him within the next 48 hours. in maryland, tim furmong, news 4. >>> and we spoke with barnes father. coming up later, we'll hear the message he has for the victim of that virginia case. >>> witnesses are sharing some harrowing tales tonight after two people were shot inside a business here this afternoon. one of the victims is a 75-year-old woman. news 4's kristen wright jo

charles city council virginia sheriffs office saw that video and recognized barnes. he was wanted for kidnapping and rape in virginia and they knew he had a gray ford taurus registered in his name. another surveillance video of barnes using an atm after the kidnapping showed that car. it was then spotted in jessup, maryland, where barnes was ultimately arrested by federal agents and carlesha was saved. >> those tremendous amount of relief last night for everybody involved, and particularly the family. >> reporter: we also learned thursday how hard carlesha fought to escape. after being forced into the car sources tell "eyewitness news" she found a hammer on the floor and swung it at barnes shattering a window in the process. it was that strength that her family prayed would get her through the ordeal. their hopes pin to do a pledge police made to carlesha's mom sunday night. >> i promised i was going to get her daughter back. she didn't look me in the eye so i said it again. and she said okay. >> a promise kept. and we now that carlesha is out of the hospital and is resting at undiscl

. we're just in the 40s to near 50s. most of virginia, west virginia, western maryland, a cold 3 in oakland. east of there generally in the 40s. quite a chill in the air this morning. next weather and traffic at 5:11. amelia siegel joins us in the storm team 4 x 4 with your event forecast. >>> talking about the beltway at river road, moving along. all these folks headed out to the outer loop. woodrow wilson bridge moving alongment beltway at colesville looking good quite good. everybody needs to take a deep breath. driving slowly, driving calmly. we'll all make it. taking a look at 95 in virginia, headed up from stafford, we are looking good as well. northbound lanes completely open. southbound as well. no more construction in the way. i feel this is a good commute. if we can keep it going, everybody will be very, very happy. i'll be back in 10 minutes with a live picture of 270. >>> a developing story. the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and charge indeed a separate abduction case in richmond is in a virginia jail is. this is new video of sheriff's deputies taking ba

first court appearance in virginia but things have change. feds will go first here in philadelphia carlesha's confessed kidnapper heading up i-95 north courtesy of the fbi driver in shackles, leg irons and heavy guard for first court appearance set for tomorrow at sixth and market streets. he will be extradited in a way here, extradited back to virginia you will recall last week after his arrest and scheduled to have his appearance in the local courtroom down there but local authorities let us know they quote in cooperation with federal authorities here in philadelphia agreed to relinquish custody of barn toes federal authorities calling it a coordinated tactical maneuver deiron to allow the federal prosecution of the crimes here in pennsylvania, and down in maryland to proceed prior to prosecution down in virginia, for that three day kidnapping ordeal and rape and beating of that poor 16 year-old girl down there still in the hospital. you hate to hear that she would have to relive this in a virginia courtroom or carlesha would have to relive bee retelling these events in a courtro