scattered sprinkled showing up on storm team 4 radar, virginia, west virginia and maryland. some of this light rain now northern shenandoah valley, that's heading up to the panhandle of west virginia. light showers here in northern loudoun county, northern montgomery, southern montgomery and this area in the northern prince george's, that's where we're getting a batch of moderate rain. that will be tracking away from the metro area. we're not done with the rain yet. we may get more later today what to wear for the rest of the afternoon? we'll have the umbrella handy. wear a warm coat. it will be chilly. long pants. we'll have this off and on rain. a new hour by hour timing for when the rain ends and when we may see sun again coming up. >>> breaking news from the live desk. police in takoma park are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death. this is in the 7500 block of new hampshire avenue. they are not telling us much more at this point. new 4's pat collins is there now trying to get more information. we'll update you as soon as we get that information. back to

anthony gill and number six virginia, into the first half, virginia up 15. in transition, two-handed smash. second half, thompson with the steeal. thompson is there to clean up. 86-48.ia wins , lookingg lafayette like the san antonio spurs tonight, about 50 passes before the shot. gw up 20-10. same, half, more of the tim duncan to tony parker -- kidding, gw wins 85-76. alexy, still waiting for ovechkin to break the record and become the all-time leader in career goals for a russian. in the third, jay beagle on the doorstep, hammerson home, tied at 2-2 heading into overtime. in overtime, the flames on the move. caps fall 3-2. alex ovechkin did not get that goal. friday night lights, richard montgomery hosting northwest, first playoff game ever for the rockets. the quarterback keeps it himself, follows his blockers, scores the touchdown. northwest wins over richard montgomery and will face clip orchard next friday. all the prep highlights from around the area are on our sister station after this, "high school sports final" on new's channel 8. fun times out the

virginia will be pivotal. joining me is virginia governor terry mcauliffe. i'm impressed by your guts going at it for gun safety in the state that is virginia what's changed? why do people open their ears and hearts to the idea of bad people getting their fingers on guns? >> when i ran for governor this was a top tomorrowic for me. it's important. here in virginia we have one of the worst tragedies ever at virginia tech, 32 individuals were killed. 17 injured. we just had a tragedy, two journalists killed on live television. enough is enough. i'm tired of the politicians bought and paid for by the nra. it's time to stand up and do something about it. time to shut the gun show loophole down. time for background checks. i'm trying to do that to the legislature. make sure you vote tomorrow. i need one seat to get control of the senate. we can pass common sense gun laws here in virginia. as you know, in virginia we are considered a sore state. we saw last year thousands of guns that were purchased in virginia went to other states and were involved in a crime. we

or back into virginia here this morning. sounds like they're trying to wrap things up here and get it out of the way soon. sounds like we have a problem her on the beltway near 355, wisconsin avenue. we'll talk about that in just a minute. some lanes blocked there in rockville, 66 overall, 95 overall, look at this, 19 clear, don't have any rain in this area right now. all these green blobs here, looks like slime. it is rain falling in various areas. 270

in virginia. your tree can actually come from the commonwealth. our sister station in portsmouth posted the guide for you. search by zip code or farmers markets to find where to buy local. that's what people are clicking >>> i'm eun yang. breaking news right now. the university of missouri president tim wolfe is stepping down after controversy over resent racial incidents on campus. here's what he had to say moments ago. >> i'm resigning as president of the university of missouri system. a motivation into making this decision comes from love. i love mu. columbia where i grew up, state of missouri. >> you can hear that wolfe was emotional as he announced i will no longer be president of the school. his decision comes after recent accusations that he was not doing enough to address racial incidents on campus. and the move comes as students including the entire football team planned for a walkout today on campus. the recent protests have demanded action in response to these racial incidents, the scho

she wasn't from virginia. she had only been in her house for a couple of years but someone in the neighborhood told her that they thought there was an old black cemetery in the backyard. her backyard was many acres, so that didn't narrow it down. you do this work and you quickly become the cemetery lady and the person that everyone calls for male looking for these things. so, she called me up to ask if i would look for it and that was early on. this was probably the second or third year and i was confident that i had a special gift at finding the same and i said -- a worse i will. so, i go -- i go to her house germanr german sent -- shepherd's following me. then she said there's another thing that her neighbors had been telling her. her neighbors had lived here a long time and maybe he knew. when i want to talk to him it turned out not only did he know, it was his family cemetery. and mecame back with me traipsed around and it took almost an hour and we were about to give up, going over the picture on the left

virginia governor mcauliffe is announcing this morning that virginia becoming the first state to end veteran homelessness. the state says more than 1,400 homeless veterans placed in permanent housing, not just temporary housing, perm innocent housing in the past year. virginia governor mcauliffe joining me now. >> hello, andrea. great to be with you. happy veterans day. >> same to you. more than parades and more even than wreath laying and remembrances because there are so many veterans, especially after the longest war continuing in afghanistan, who really need help in so many ways, homelessness, tell me how you attack that challenge. >> well, we take tremendous honor, virginia has about 800,000 veterans. we have the most female veterans in the country. we have the most veterans under the age of 2525 in virginia. obviously, the largest naval base in the world. the pentagon in virginia. quantico. langley air force base. we have a lot of veterans and proud of that but with that pride comes responsibility. a year ago i said i wanted virginia to be the first state to officially end and

former virginia congressman and a big-time slaveowner and usually virginia is very refined how they address the issue is because he actually has a large land holding in louisiana and only issue very fiery but very dark fire ei is almost like a missionary. >> there's another figure. the senator from new jersey who might well. and a stocked in interconnected john tyler during his presidency his wife had died and turning his widowhood, he was on board a u.s. war vessel for the pleasure excursion and a official washington overjoyed washington had been invited on a weekend afternoon and it is a new there was a new technologically advanced artillery piece on the ship by the uss princeton. the artillery piece was called peacemaker and he was fired off several times as he delights to the crowd and before the ship returned to members of the crowds plead crowd plead for one more fighting at the peacemaker and to which it backfires the shrapnel exploded across the surface of the ship and several prominent washingtonians are killed, including the new york congressman whose a twentysomething year old da

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vote to restrict women's health clinics in manassas, forcing women to go elsewhere jeremy mcpike is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal

the legislature of virginia quickly latched on to that idea enforced by virginia's governor and so, essentially, virginia -- as at least the most important southern state -- invited, sort of ignoring john tyler's suggestion that it be limited just to the border states, virginia invited all of the states of the union to come together to work out a possible compromise over avoiding the catastrophe to come. well, of course, the six stated that seceded were not going to come, and neither was texas, and arkansas never really organized or decided. but 21 states did come. california and oregon, of course, were too far away to get there in time. but after each debate almost all the northern states came, although they were concerned this was an idea coming from virginia, it was some sort of southern or pro-slavery or democratic plot to effectively overturn the results of the 1860 election in which the republican party had come to power for the first time. the exceptions are the upper midwest which were very, very republican -- wisconsin, minnesota and michigan -- declined to come for that reason. but ev

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon. on your side. egyptian officials say the committee probing the russian plane crash will start examining the data from the black boxes retrieved from the crash site. the search and rescue teams are expected to wrap up tonight. the metro jet airbus broke apart in midair over the sinai peninsula on saturday. experts say the cockpit voice recorder could tell investigators what was going on in the final seconds. >> if it was a bomb that went off, a bomb will be clearly heard. if the airport came apart, even the sound of the air will be apparent on the voice recorder. on boardl the people were killed and so for the remains of 10 people have been identified. volkswagen.s for the environmental protection agency accusing the german automaker of the mission's cheating for a second time. searchve expanded the into audi and porsche models. enginesnd additional and additional software, that is am

i don't know if the unit could have functioned without virginia. it is virginia. it is the largest staple the new land, economy, population. they assumed that if you get to nine. the pressure will build. new york was 321 opposed to ratification. george clinton was opposed, there's no way to win a debate, the only way to win was kicking and screaming because they had no choice. by the way, hamilton was part of the new york debate says, if you don't come in, i'm going to get new york city to succeed and join connecticut. [laughter] >> one of the problems was also that there's three delegates to the constitution, to work put in supporters and against the constitution. so hamilton had no influence, because every state had one vote he be outputted every time. >> as you mentioned the genius of the constitution is to change and deal with different issues at different times. do you think the founders would be shocked by the fact that today, we find it hard to pass amendments of the constitution and have to go through the supreme court for every issue. more often,. >> that

in tysons, virginia, brianne carter, abc 7 news. kimberly: coming up, one of the most popular exhibits at the newseum is back. the changes visitors can expect. and the renwick museum has reopened its doors. it's not the one that you may remember. devon: the weather forecast is coming up. kimberly: friday's attack in paris was the deadliest in the west since september 11, and a revamped exhibit at the newseum has new materials from that day. mike carter-conneen looks. to the exhibit "inside the fbi" see the new exhibit from 2010, the handcuffs marathonetain boston suspect joe cars and i have, and artifacts -- dzhokhar tsarnaev, and artifacts from the 9/11 attacks. >> it gives them a sense of what they first felt. mike: it still features the unabomber's shed and the shoe bomber's shoes. 48 artifacts have been attic, most of them on loan from the fbi. local residents will locally be drawn to the beltway sniper artifacts. >> it's like going back through time. mike: one of the most impactful new artifacts is this toyota corolla, abandon

virginia on 66, so far, so good. outbound, no delays toward centreville. 395 moving well. 95 the same southbound. working closer toward triangle, it will take about 12 minutes. that is typical. we are clear even though we have a few slow spatulas -- patches. county, we2 month, look great through rockville -- north on 272, we look great through rockville. jummy: nearly 100 horsesjummy: seized from a virginia nonprofit. abc 7 digging into the laws that monitor organizations that are supposed to rescue animals. we have details coming up. it is a big night for high school football. we will tell you about the hype in our area for a big game. the breezy but beautiful start to the weekend. is it football weather? doug will be back with his full forecast after the break. stay with us. jummy: a movement to get virginia to tighten animal protection laws is gaining momentum after the recent seizure of nearly 100 dying and emaciated horses from a rescue farm in orange county, virginia. chris papst has been following the story fr

and recently ahead of virginia. the cdc is warning people that recently purchased rotisserie chicken salad that it may be contaminated with e.coli. if you bought the saltd from any costco store on or before november 20th, do not eat t. throw it away. so far it's connected to several cases of food poisoning in several states including virginia. >>> dozens of people had thanksgiving dinner hand delivered. the high school students delivered them. they're part of a program called man hood 101. >> i think it's very nice that they are thinking about seniors. >> it helps me be more responsible. it helps me be more appreciative. >> the students teemed up with their omega 5 fraternity mentors. >> it's positive all around. you have the give away and the students doing their. give and take, win-win. >> great life lesson. >> 4:51. chuck bell, we're anticipating this warmup. >> yes. >> we are feeling good about it. >> we'll feel good about it when it gets here. >> you are right about that. a little chilly. each one is milder tha

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. if yit's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> welcome back. developing now, all the bodies of the victims of the metro jet crash in egypt are now back in russia. the last plane arrived today. why the plane crash still a mystery now. russian news agency reported this morning that investigators found elements in the wreckage that were not from the plane. an american defense official said a satellite detected a heat flash when the plane went down. >>> a developing story this morning. prosecutors in the oscar pistorius case want him convicted of murder. the south african paralympian gold medalist was found guilty of manslaughter of his girlfriend. today, a panel of five judges will decide if the original conviction should be overturned. now, during the trial, pistorius claimed

life without a car in northern virginia. hard to envision but sounds like a welcome solution for many. >>> get your credit cards ready. tickets for annual virginia railway express santa train are tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. you can start buying. more than 7,000 tickets. get this, they usually go withii minutes. tickets areç $5ç at the vre tt outlet and $6 if you lie them online.ç the train ride is saturday december 12th. >> popular. >> sure is. guess what, get to see more here. almost time for annual holiday parade and tree lighting in ruston. i'll be hosting with storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer. you're looking at pictures from last year.ç ofn the mymorning, ofn thanksgiving. that's friday. town center.ç you see they have macy's style balloons. i'm going to help santa also and mrs. claus light the tree up at 6:00 p.m. >> are you going to go? >> maybe to keep warm. last yearç doug and iç -- >> don't look cold. you have a hugeç hatñr okon. >> i only left enough room for not only theç day but the d

in terms of my research i , focused on the virginia piedmont, specifically areas in virginia, amherst county, nelson county. these are scientifically chosen. it had to do with where i lived and the counties i commuted to to go to work. [laughter] ms. rainville: it means if you are asking on counties not on that route, i will take a good guess. but within those counties, and albemarleem are in and amherst counties, that is where the 150 cemeteries are that i visited and studied for this research. on the map in the lower right-hand corner -- do not worry, there will not be a quiz -- but the four digits you are looking at are the foundlings of these counties by european americans. i would also point out that if your interests are in native american burial grounds, those , of course, date back tens of thousands of years in virginia . those were not the focus of my research. but, of course, in this region there are also hundreds and , hundreds of unmarked native burials as well. so, the chronology -- cemeteries, one of the most important things about cemeteries is they function as outdoor

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> good morning. i'm angie goff. this just in to the live desk. a russian air official says the crash was caused by an skperj problem, not an internal problem or an error. all 224 people died when the jet crashed in egypt over the weekend. officials say the plane broke apart in the air. investigators have yet to release any information on what they think caused it. today, though, is a national day of mourning in russia. and more bodies are expected to arrive later today. aaron? >> all right, angie. thank you. >>> new this morning, the navy has found wreckage of el faro. remote-operated subs will dive to find more findings. 33 crew members died when the ship disappeared during hurricane joaquin. >>> time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." i like this little heat wave. >> we all know once you're in november you can't guarantee weather to stay this mild. we'll stay some 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average. a small chanc

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: e everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. getting closer to the holiday reopened pentagon row its ice-skating rink today. the renovations were made to expand the ice rink, including a stone fireplace. i love that rink. it's an awesome place. i wonder if that video was from today. i mean, kids in hats? i don't think so. said, you could almost get away with a swimsuit today. kimberly: it's awesome. devon: we don't have ice rink weather, but we do ever in coming our way. a snapshot, from the marine corps memorial, 50's and 60's. the cloud cover, did not quite get rid of all the cloud cover this afternoon. light rain this morning. i woke up in northern virginia with showers as well. today.0 we had a front that faded away today. that cloud cover stayed. overnightudy skies with a few breaks. the bigger picture the next few days, watch washington in relation to the rain, staying on the north side. the north side. sunshine coming back tuesday. tuesday, wednesday, th

beat virginia this afternoon, 27-21. morgantown, west virginia hosting texas tech. the second quarter, tied at seven. a wide open lane to the end zone. untouched 16 yards. west virginia take as 14-7 lead. fourth quarter, mountaw mountai have the lead. 163 yards for the day. west virginia in business. a few plays later, first in goal. knee deep in this one. 300 yards on the day for west virginia. 31-26. one other football score for you, howard could make it 14-9. to the ice and the red hot washington capitals home facing the toronto maple leafs looking for the best start in 23 years. the capitals tied for the best in franchise history. a win tonight matched the 10-3 start from the 1991-'92 season. they beat the bruins the other night. they have yet to lose two games in a row. in the locker room, this team feels different. >> playing the right way. it doesn't matter. i mean, we can win games. three goals, one-goal games. doesn't matter. a good group of guys. everyone is coming in. a lot of guys were anxious to get into it. it's off the bat. hopefully we have a lot of

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> welcome back. this morning we getting photos from a fire from a nightclub. now officials say fireworks were used inside the club and according to the club's facebook page they were pyrotechnics. romania's government is declaring a three-day mourning period. more than 140 people are still in the hospital. >> how did you feel about the clock falling back? >> i might be more tired which is a weird thing. >> it is. i want to talk with tom kierein. >> your clocks should say 6:13, not 7:13. starting off this morning we have a little bit of light rain that's passing south of the metro area. you can see it moving in this area in the green. you can see it. it's the one area of some very light rains coming in. out ahead of that, this area in the green, this is heavy. east of culpeper and then st. charles, anne arundel. getting a little bit of light rain there. the sprinkles having just a scattered sprinkle is passing south o

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored is ad. leon: update on the investigation in the russian jetliner that crashed on the sigh nay pa lens is a saturda-- sinai peninsula. they are saying there is nothing wrong with the plane. isil group is claiming responsibility but u.s. officials say it's too soon to rule on a cause. this is as the bodies of the victims return home to russia. next month marks 41 years since t.w.a. flight 514 crashed in virginia. alison: wjla.com now is the only place to see a new documentary on this accident. jay korff is in the newsroom with the story only on 7. you have been working on this for years. jay: indeed. it has been nearly three years. labor of love we have been working on. diverted twa 4514. in 1974, a commercial airliner slammed in a hillside in northern virginia killing everyone on board. nearly 100 lives. but what a lot of people don't know is coming out of the crash, countless lives were saved due to safety improvements. >> cuts

six in virginia. when you look nationally, texas has the most overall refugees from all countries at nearly 70,000. california had the most syrian refugees than any other state. california had 132. >>> while many fear the migration of syrian refugees into the u.s., one local government we checked with is opening its arms to shows fleeing the violence. david culver looks at what it takes to help refugees. >> these are actual pictures that we took while we were at camp. >> reporter: photos of those in need filled with gratitude lining the office walls of the commission. >> we were able to present this to this man's daughter. >> its director, mark gibb among those spearheading the blanket drive. they've visited camps for the past two winters delivering 40,000 blankets donated into boxes like this one across northern virginia. >> i cannot tell you the outpouring of love as we delivered these blankes to the these poor people who literally need these supplies. >> reporter: that's helping those outside our b

you notice not far off to the west, frostburg and parts of west virginia, that's where the rain is. you can see it making its way up across the region. heavy rain to our south and moving our way. that commuter forecast, 63 degrees, areas of heavy rain early during that morning commute and tomorrow afternoon a little better and chances of a thunderstorm or two and what you can expect to see when all of this moves out. >>> right now, we're waiting for new york's police commissioner to calm fears in that city after isis released this video of images of time square, this comes as defense secretary ash carter tells nbc we are at war with the terror group. tonight, we still don't know if the ringleader of friday's attacks in paris was killed in an early morning raid in france. two were killed and eight arrested in that raid. over three nights, more than 400 isis sympathizers have been arrested in hundreds of raids across the country. >> those attacks in paris led to controversy in virginia over plans for a new mosque. the islamic center of fredericksburg says it needs more space and wants

>> jim, this is turning out to a huge issue here in northern virginia. the problem has gotten so big that the operator of the lanes is allowing drivers to enter into a forgiveness program if they miss toll. >> express lanes are on 95 and the beltway and they'll be on 66 and drivers need to pay special attention to h they relate to the lanes and they've been hits mi small tolls. >> we were repeat offenders, as thus. we were being a repeat offender as the fin doubled and doubled and doubd and $29 worth of fines turned into almost $11,000 worth of penalties. >> in hi c he finally settled by paying $2200 in fines and fees and he claims he 't notif manner, about the operator of the lanes sayits first-time forgivess program is there to help already assisting 25,000 drivers who took actionmmediately when they missed a toll. still some don't see it that way. a class action lawsuit moving forward saying transocean is not notifying miss ll untt's too late. >> they didn't even know they ran a toll until months or in some cases a year later and that's because the no

because virginia is another colony. that has this colonial product tobacco and the price keeps falling on it. virginia planters are constantly looking for ways to maximize the profits on these tobacco lands. so virginia planters start coordinating with barbados planters and virginia imports the gang system and the plantation model. new investors from england come to virginia in the late 1600s after the sugar boom to re-create in virginia what the barbadian's had already created. they start training back and forth what the laws of slavery should be and there is a great close correspondence between the two colonies. so, all of these big developments, and i will talk about these in more detail over the next week or two, all of these were fueled by the presence of these large tobacco plantations down in the caribbean. so, i think this is a good stopping point for today. but we have time for some questions. hopefully, we have a few. we had to move quickly through a lot of material. this is a chance to kind of process and rel

virginia state police tell us they'll be out in full force. they've issued a thanksgiving week challenge, ride to save lives. last year, eighth people died during the holiday week. virginia already had eight traffic deaths than they had this time last year. only one was raring a seatbelt. >> whether you're staying home, hitting the road or have a plane to catch, doug has the wednesday forecast covered. this is the kind of weather we like to see the week of thanksgiving. >> that's exactly right. last year, we were talking about incredibly bad weather for the travel day and today, beautiful weather. we will get in the mid 50s. if you're driving 95 t$95 to or laying or new york, no problems on the roads whatsoever. if you're flying, i don't expect delays across most of the country here. rain, light showers in the middle part of the country. a bigger storm moves to the pla plains, that forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >> thank you. from chicago to minneapolis, baltimore to ferguson and cities all over the country the use of police force is

it puts it in line with virginia state standards. they approved the purchase of two new textbooks, one for science and one for english. both will include digital content to enhance learning. >>> a bit of a break on your bills. maryland's public service commission ordered utility company bge to lower its monthly fee for certain customers. people who do not want smart meters in their homes or small businesses will pay $5.50 a month. not $11. they do not change the i initial output charges. >>> flu season is off to a slow start. the season runs from october to may. typically peaks in the u.s. between december and february. the state is in line with what the nation is seeing as a whole right now. >>> virginia's costcos are part of an e. coli scare. the cdc is warning customers who purchased rotisserie chicken salad that it may be contamin e contaminated with e. coli. if you bought it on or before november 20th. do not eat it. throw it away. so far it's connected to cases of food poisoning in seven states including virginia. >>> today som

at that time, it is virginia, now it is west virginia. coverage in their opposition to the republicans and the union. one thing she did accomplish is that in may of 1860 two, she provided intelligence to stonewall jackson on the disposition of union forces in the valley, allowing him to defeat that force. as the popular rendition of this goes, on one occasion she dashed through open fields under open union fire, waiting to get stonewall jackson information. she had her hair up in a bun, and when she got to jackson's headquarters, she took out her hair, and pulled out a needle of intelligence that she had smuggled in her bun. she was arrested by baker on many occasions. she was very vocal in what she was doing. baker arrested her. she characterized him as an arrogant route she could easily outwit. he did not get her to admit to espionage activities, but he did indicate that her career might be short. she fled abroad, spent several years in england, and eventually came back on a union naval vessel where she fell in love with a union naval o

and iowa state loses to west virginia. paul rhoads coaches his final game as the head coach of the cyclones. and now, reports of isu closing in on a new head coach. scott reister is in with who is next. scott? scott: todd, "sports illustrated" is reporting that toledo's matt campbell is the front-runner to replace paul rhoads. sources say a deal is expected to be reached within 48 hours. iowa state is not commenting on the report. campbell is just 35 years old. he's won 9 games in three of his four years with the rockets. rhoads and the cyclones closed on saturday, iowa state's opening drive took them down to the mountaineer 31 yard line. until joel lanning was picked off. k.j. dillon swipes it away. that led to a touchdown and a 7-0 west virginia lead. it was a 13-6 ballgame at the half. isu was very much in it. but in the third quarter, west virginia quarterback skyler howard, 32 yard touchdown run. 30-6 the final. rhoads finishes 32-55 over 7 seasons. we will hear what he had to say after his final game, later in sports

virginia, a d. the research comes from the group shared hope international. they track how many states have passed laws against child sex trafficking. >> certain states have recognized it as a greater threat to their state, to their people earlier and they have taken tremendous steps through law and through practice to mitigate that danger. >> according to the u.s. state department more than 600,000 people are trafficked across international borders every year. >>> metro's safety record is so dismal. the federal transit administration has now direct oversight of metro's safety department and it's the first time that the federal government has taken that step with a subway system. news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss was there for the latest meeting today on how this takeover is going to work. adam? >> reporter: well, wendy, make no mistake about it, the fta is intent on turning metro's safety culture around. of course, all of this comes after derailment, accidents and even that recent death on metro. >> the images from metro over this past year have bee

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as we look for virginia. we're going take care of virginia. in arlington, f 4 degrees for a high today. partly sunny. richmond will see partly cloudy skies guys. 72. gorgeous day in the state today. 53 for an overnight low. danville will see 74. and we have for you, my dear, this fabulous rokerthon flag. >> oh, my gosh. thank you so much. there you go. there's this young man. >> palmer. >> palmer, this flag is for you. >> thank you. >> there you go, bud. >> back to you. >> amelia? is there a goat. >> is there a goat for this stop? >> i'm having difficult. whatever you're asking me i'll answer it on twitter and facebook. >> the goat, the goat. if you watch the rokerthon commercial. i meet a farmer. he likes my hat and i like his goat and we trade. his name was little man. people have been bringing goats to all of our stops. you never know. i'ven seen a lot at union station. al isn't done. as you merngs you can see him in a few minutes on "today." stick around. >> 6:21 right now. chuck? >> no goats in the office. i did hear an awful lot of ba hu

life in northern virginia, most of the time, yeah, you're probably stuck in the car. a new report today says a lot of you are averaging over an hour in the car every day for your commute and that may be generous, but are things like the silver line and the new express lanes and all of the other transportation improvements in northern virginia going to help you? we talked about it with the head of the northern virginia transportation authority. >> transportation say regional problem that prince william county and arlington county, we can't fix them on our own. we have to fix them together and it has to be a multi-modal approach. >> much more on the new study about commuting in northern virginia and what are the potential solutions? back to you. >>> thanks, adam. security is tightening up at our local airports after someone called in a bomb threat from a bomb yeen route from dulles to paris. >> that was one of two air france flights that had to be diverted due to threats last night as we head into the busy thanksgiving travel weekend. passengers are bound to see heighte

you two were governor and first lady of virginia. as you set out and watched that process, what were you thinking? not about the particular people, but what you saw in the process in the government and the relationship with the contingency? charles robb: well, i will say only that it was a very painful process for any of us, and there were circumstances that you could understand, but it was also painful for all of us of virginia, notwithstanding his terrible record on human rights and race relations. he did have a superb reputation for integrity and honesty in government, and to the extent was illuminated from the seating, it took a real hit for all of us who took pride in that. we were disappointed. lynda johnson robb: and i don't -- i say, i don't talk about it from a personal standpoint. i just think, particularly mrs. mcdonald, was over her head. -- umm -- i just felt such pain for all of them. brian lamb: what did the two of you do when -- i know that you have said in the past that your father would get very frustrated because e

it was no different at the fairfax county adult detention center in virginia. cole would find himself in a food-related brawl. he made an impression for having a way with words when giving his take on virginia's common wealth state.

in my state of west virginia, the steep, mountainous terrain means the e.p.a. would have oversight over any land located in a valley or low-lying area. well, if you have been to west virginia, you know you're either on a mountain or you're in a valley in a low-lying area. there is very little flat land. the west virginia coal association pointed out that the wotus rule would trigger -- quote -- a alphabet soup of statutes, regulatory programs and federal regulatory agencies involved in traditionally nonregulated activities. something as simple as digging a ditch on a farm or building a home on privately owned property could be under the per view of the e.p.a., and a failure to comply with that rule could result in fines as high as $37,500 a day. a county commissioner from montegalia county recently wrote to my office expressing concerns that this wotus rule would impede the county's attempt to develop tracts of land needed to attract employers in west virginia. i remind you, developable land in a state like mine is very difficult to create because it's not natu

because the pentagon is not in washington dc, it is in virginia. friend who was on the plane that was flown into the pentagon. daysn that day and following, my job was to handle that crisis. i was a war governor. i had to deal with that issue of i spoke to the people virginia and alerted them to what we were doing. i went to washington to the pentagon and to arlington, saw hole where the pentagon was on fire come i stood with people there, going in to make sure that the fire was out, that people had gotten out. i went to the hospitals. i was told the story about a woman who was burned, she was in the burn ward, and i asked, what did you experience? she said, i was at my desk, everything was normal and in the smoke andeye it was fire. that is the lesson for all of us. in today's modern world, you do not know what will happen. i have often been asked, what was your experience? i struggle to be able to explain , i tell them, we didn't know what was next. we do not know whether there would be another attack, we didn't know whether the governors would b

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> 5:17. decision 2015, polls open in about 45 minutes for local elections. a big way for keeping an eye on today is in virginia. the entire legislature is on the ballot, and every vote will count to see who takes control of the senate. molette green is live in woodbridge with more on the candidates vying for a seat. >> reporter: democrats need to pick up just one seat to tip the balance in their favor. here in prince william county, they are trying to hold on to a seat vacated by a moderate who has not endorsed either candidate. but it is an off off year election and turnout could be an issue today in this democratic leaning majority -- minority district. let's look at the candidates now. the democrats, here is jeremy mcpike, a newcomer with a backing from big hitters like hillary clinton, mark warner. the 40-year-old is a volunteer firefighter, commutes every day to alexandria, transportation big on his list of issu

this is in hampton, virginia. the man who recorded the video said the driver wasn't paying attention to the roads and nearly hit him. the man took the video to the hampton school district and police. the district said students' safety is a priority and that it would take action as needed. >>> check this out. lightning strike at chicago's willis tower. it took the amaziing photo on wednesday. if you ever capture an amazing image like this end it to us. >>> amazing photo there. temperature here now at 57 degrees. winds not an issue. nine miles an hour. later today winds will pick up. it will be breezy during the late afternoon and evening hours. here's your hour by hour temp forecast. 1:00, 3:00 p.m., temperatures are hovering around 60 degrees. we'll start to notice a mix of sun and clouds at 3:00. sunset now is just before 5:00 p.m. so at 5:00, temperature of 64. that will be our high of for the day. we could hit that between 4:00 and 5:00. clouds continue to thin out overnight. skies become mainly clear. breezy a

they'll be in petersburg, west virginia, 5:25, woodstock, 6:48, and warrenton, west side of metro around 8:00. that will be here around 8:00 and 10:00. we'll talk about school impacts in a few minutes. right now more on construction with melissa mollet. >> near 197, parts of the ramp blocked as you're headed in the northbound lanes. you have that hanging around and this is at well and montgomery county. avery road, you still have that. you're hoping's going to get out of the way in the next couple of minutes. meanwhile in fairfax to the beltway, looking good. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. this is also roll like nicely. we'll see you back in ten minutes. >>> we do expect to get more information soon on a homicide in prince williams county. police got a call for a shooting on village drive in woodbridge in the 14000 block. officers found a man in the parking lot. he had been shot. he died there. a woman was also in the parking lot. she was not hurt. police are calling her an acquaintance. police do not think this was a random crime. back to you. >>> what's going on.

virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. i'm jill mccabe, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. all the mouthwash in the world won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. >>> sewing needles found einsid halloween ca

virginia up seven. they march down the field. michael brewer gets ford in the end zone. a wide open isaiah ford and we are tied at 20. it's a go ahead field goal. the last chance. he throws it deep off his back foot he gets the win for the 23rd straight season. everyone on the maryland job, the terps finish off the season. late last year with maryland season is beating them. this afternoon they return the favor. 100 yards rushing for the head coach. 39-38 after that score. they took the field goal. not to deny the big 10 of the year. brandon ross is scoring. 172 yards on the ground and three touchdowns. maryland with 46-41, a tough season ends on a high note. maryland finishes up. it may not be february, but the super sunday for the skins. a 4-6 record and washington controls their own destiny. the redskins lost to them in 15. >> in this division, it is not about xs and os. i played for new york for two years and when you lineup, the first 15 plays, they go out and you throw the playbook. that's what it's about. that's the one thing that lines up this weekend. a 1:00 p.m

though virginia says she's motivated to do all this for free because she just wants these people to see themselves the way she sees them. not just folks who've had some hard knocks, but people who are thriving in spite of them. >> they're heroes. there are so many unsung heroes out there. >> we're all smiling. >> that is awesome. >> couple things, one, she's a very good photographer. learned how to be a good photographer but there's so much about what makes her pictures great is her and her personality and how she draws that out in people and she's super busy. there's so many people who want her services. she says she does it for free so she does paid jobs on the side just so she can afford to do these jobs. >> great. i can't believe she does that. so wonderful. you know? so great for these people to have a picture of that, too. all they've accomplished. you know? it's amazing. >> it's a milestone. now they have a hard copy that they can take with them wherever they go. >> thanks, garvin. >> thank you, garvin. celebrating a lot of people around here. we love that. >>> jeff ranieri with

just this past week nine people died in crashes on virginia highways. only one was wearing a seat belt. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. hilton said hackers got their information. they targeted security codes, expiration dates and the data breach happened between november and december of last year and april to july of this year. hilton is offering free credit monitoring services to affected customers. with the cnbc morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> landon, thanks. a baby boy is okay after someone left him at a nativity scene in new york city. this is a photo. police are searching for the person who left him. the custodian who found him said the boy is so young his umbilical cord is still attached. new york has a safe haven law. the newborn can be dropped off at a church, hospital, police station without prosecution. >>> a diving coach is accused of secretly recording student athletes in a locker room. she was charged after a student found a phone in the locker room. it showed a video of athletes changing. that's acco

they had to accommodate him here. >> did was he on a special bus in virginia? yes, he was. >> they said his attendance was fine and in fact, he was in school today, but this is her son entering the room during our interview during school hours. he was home with his mom. >> are you in school? >> no, i'm not. >> have you been any this week? >> not this week. >> it raises another concern for this mother. why would the system mark him present if he wasn't and what does that mean for his safety? >> i feel like the system here is really failing the parents. >> the system released this statement saying the prince george's county school system has made offers to try and accommodate the student's needs. this includes offering to have an assistant ride with him on the regular bus to observe, but we've been unable to engage with his mother. >> reporter: prince george's county school spokesperson says that she is just as concerned about what happens with attendance here. they're actually going to review camera footage to see if they see her son walking into the school toda

virginia back up seven. but again, the hokies come right back down the field and brewer hits a wide-open isaiah for in the end zone. we're tied up again, now at 20 a piece. virginia tech would hit a go ahead field goal late, last chance. deep into triple coverage. never a good idea. picked off. frank beamer gets the win in the final regular season game and tech will head to a bowl game for the 23rd straight season. >> i've been a fortunate guy. how many guys you know that stayed in one place 29 years? and so, you know, 29 years of this, and at a place i love and is a place that my son, my daughter, my son-in-law, all got their degree -- i mean, i've been lucky. i've been fortunate. and i know how fortunate i've been. >> coach beamer busting out some dabbing there. switch gears to maryland. rumors swer rumors swirling about the terks' next head coach. rutgers beat the terps late last year. here is chris laviano. and rutgers scores the first points of the game. ty johnson takes the handoff, hits a hole. no one

hometown forecast, woodbridge, virginia, out the door. cool and breezy. 48 this morning. 60 at lunchtime. 55 by dinner time at 7:00 tonight. rain showers are gone. for now we'll be dry for today and tonight. there is a chance for rain coming our way tomorrow. it's a fast-moving shot of rain. clouds come in overnight around midnight. tomorrow, 8:00 tomorrow morning. a little line of showers which actually could have a rumble or two of thunder passing through the metro area between 8:00 and lunchtime tomorrow and quickly blowing out of here. back to dry conditions by 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. with all of this in mind, here is your seven day forecast. 64. blustery to breezy morning. winds laying down a bit. risk of a shower, rumble or two of thunder. problems on the roads continue with melissa mollet. >> don't want to get out of the way. inner loop at the toll road, 66 in bound at nutley, 395 at seminary. they are technically on the shoulder. still seeing a pretty good police response on those things. you could be a little bit distracte