democrats? virginia governor terry mcauliffe is taking on the nra. terry is coming here next. plus marco rubio and ted cruz are the two big winners of last week's debate. >> now cruz is predicted the republican race will come down to just the two of them, the two cuban americans, he and rubio. imagine that? tonight the great robert redford coming with us. he stars at dan rather in the new movie "truth." this is "hardball" a place for politics. >>> president obama traveled to newark, new jersey, to highlight his efforts on criminal justice reform. the president reflected on his legacy and the need for his successor to carry on the fight for racial justice here. let's watch. >> i am very proud that my presidency can help to galvanize and mobilize america on behalf of issues of racial disparity and racial justice. but i do so hoping that my successor who is not african-american, if he or she is not, that they'll be just as concerned as i am because this is part of what it means to perfect our union. >> that's our country today. my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative.

area, passing to the north. 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 th

, now they're producing rain. well to the south of the metro area. that stretches from southern virginia into the carolinas, all the way down to tennessee, georgia. it's a big area of rain. these areas in yellow and orange coming down harder in southwestern virginia. much of that heavier rain will be passing to the west. it's on a track, the leading edge of this, to get into the metro area in another few hours. leading edge just a few scattered sprinkles from near richmond to south of charlottesville over to near harrisonburg. that's continuing to advance further to the north. storm team 4 radar, high resolution locally no sprinkles yet. i'm working on the new hour by hour timing. just putting the finishing touches on that. that's coming up in ten minutes. there's the gray sky over washington now. we have those clouds thickening up. looking off to the west as well, a gray sky with us. that new hour by hour timing in a few minutes. >>> i'm eun yang, we're following the latest on a growing controversy at the university of missouri. just this morning we learned grad students plan to walk ou

fall for the book festival in fairfield, virginia. >> our guest tonight is historian mark tooley. mark tooley is the president of the institute on religion and democracy in washington d.c. his writing has appeared in national review online, "the chicago tribune" and christianity today. he also writes regularly for the weekly standard asklies outside of northern -- and lives outside of northern virginia. his new book, "the peace that almost was," was published in july of this this year. the book brings readers to the final days in d.c. when some of the most important men in the nation came together to try and prevent disaster and failed. please join me in welcoming mark tooley. [applause] >> well, it's great to be here with you all and great to have c-span in the room, so if any of you want to do -- want to appear on c-span and get their anticipation, do something outrageous or ask a provocative, the controversial question at the end, and they will enjoy that. my book, as mention ld, is about a relatively forgotten and unacknowledged part of the history, the prehistory of the civi

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drivers. >> coming through virginia was terrible. very bad. very bad. >> it's really simple. it's the worst i've seen. >> aaa says 42 million people are expected to drive. >> on this day before thanksgiving drivers should beware. progressive insurance found accidents increase by 25% the day before thanksgiving. the analysis also found the sunday after thanksgiving has the highest percentage of out of state accidents of any day in the holiday week. monday is still the safest time to head home after the thanksgiving holiday. >>> extra police this holiday weekend hoping to cut down on the number of crashes. virginia state police issued a thanksgiving day challenge, drive to save lives. last year eight people died on the roads in virginia during the holiday week. virginia has already had more traffic deaths in 2015 than by this time last year. just this past week nine people died in crashes on virginia highways. only one person in the crashes was wearing a seat belt. >>> with islam we find its peace to perform jihad. >> this new video threat from isis as we enter one of the busiest tr

car. from big announcement virginia tech -- head football coach frank beamer is retiring. the news starts right now. 6:30, onbc 7 news at your side. kimberly: tonight we are hearing from a man who made a gruesome discovery outside of a home in woodbridge this morning. what he thought was a halloween prop was a man dead on the front steps of a home on brazil circle. kevin lewis is in woodbridge with more on the homicide investigation. around 8:00 this morning, i man was walking his dog, and he saw a dead body propped up on the steps outside of this townhome. the police are looking for the killing. >> halloween night, man, that's like straight out of a movie. the man was found dead on the cold concrete steps leading to this woodbridge townhome. >> he had been lying there. it looked like his throat had been slashed. kevin: this neighbor did a double take when doing his sunday morning coffee run. >> i thought it was a halloween propr. come to find out it was a dead body, man. kevin: after pronouncing the man dead, first responders armed themselves with bleach, a scrub brush, and a gard

book festival in fairfax virginia. our guest tonight is the historian president of the institute on religion and democracy in washington, d.c.. his writing has appeared in "the wall street journal," the "washington post," national review online, the washington examiner, "chicago tribune" and christianity today. he also writes regularly for the american spectator and weekly standard and outside of northern virginia. his new book the piece that almost was forgotten story of the 1861 washington peace conference and final attempt to avert a civil war was published in july of this year. the book brings the readers to the final day when the most important thing came together to try to prevent a disaster and failed. please join me in welcoming mark. [applause] >> it's great to be here with you all and have c-span in the room, so if you want to do an appearance and get their attention for something outrageous ask provocative commercial question and they will will enjoy that. my book as mentioned is about a relatively forgotten part of the history of the civil war and a typical book about th

: northern virginia residents want to know more about an expansion to i-66. officials met with vienna residents tuesday night that would change express lanes ,add bus service, and create new parking lots, just a week after i-66 was named the worst freeway in america based on traffic congestion and road conditions. the arlington county board will vote thursday on an official position on the project. talk about cutting corners, tysons corner is going to drop the second part of its name. brianne carter looks at the name and what it will cost to make the move. it's tysons corner. brianne: the census bureau is changing the name from tysons corner to just tysons. according to a spokesperson, tysons, virginia, will be on the map, literally, with online mapping systems adding the address. some businesses will also have to add tysons to their current mailing addresses of either mclean or vienna. tysons corner started as a small country store at the corner of two country roads, but over the past few decades, the area has turned the corner. there are currently several major development projects,

is quite the size of the population of the white population of virginia in 1776. if we go down to the streets we walk the streets and look carefully, will we discovered george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, george mason, patrick henry and john marshall? the answer is no. the one answer is they are there in late form, but you won't find them. there is a kind of crisis theory of leadership, leadership only comes into existence in times of great crisis. problem with that is we can think of a lot of great crises that don't produce great leaders but while is impossible to argue that the late 18th-century was a time when there was something special in the water back then, it was a crisis that managed to generate the most impressive group of political leaders the united states has ever had. they are all flawed, let's get this on the record, they are all flawed founders and if you look back there for perfection or for them to meet all our standards of racial justice and sexual equality were going to be disappointed. but this is the greatest call apologies to the guy that wrote t

virginia community college's annan dale campus featuring art by from's aunt. it is on display until this sunday. >>> we're looking to learn more about two shooting victims from prince george's county. someone shot them on van burne street in chillum last night, not too far from the college. one of the victim ranz into a nearby shot to ask for help. an employee tells news 4 the victims may be teenagers. both of them should recover. no motive or suspect at this time. >>> developing this morning, president obama has yet to respond to an appeals court ruling against his immigration plan. the 2-1 decision upholds a lower court injunction brought by 26 states. in 2012, the president announced plans it use executive action to provide 5 million undocumented people with work permits and protection from deportation. the appeals court ruling basically says the president doesn't have the authority to do that. the ruling does not affect the president's policy that protects the children of undocumented immigrants from deportation. >>> now to decision 2016, a preview of tonight's gop debate in mil

horses seized from a farm in somerset, virginia, nine dead, 11 euthanized, including maddie. >> she was locked in a stall without water or food for i don't know how long. seizure,on after the the farm owner was charged with 27 counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty. >> it hurts you to look at those pictures. imagine how you would feel. >> hopefully there is pressure to change the laws and protect animals. chris: you believe the laws in virginia protect animals? >> i do. chris: what happened in this case? te animal laws in virginia. are strong and comprehensive, and unfortunately something went wrong at the local level. chris: the farm was a horse rescue with over a million dollars in donations. status, thenprofit farms were run in virginia and maryland, but over the summer she moved all the horses to virginia, one of which was ma ddie. industrys the horse board, which mandates that nonprofit horse rescues b licensed, registered, it inspected. >> we are the only state i know of in the country that does this. decades, nonprofit rescues have not had any horses seized, while other states

the ground evaporating as it falls in parts of western maryland to western virginia. tomorrow morning i think we'll be tracking scattered showers on storm team 4 radar. i think future weather is over doing it a little bit with the precipitation, but do plan on dealing with showers around tomorrow morning about a 30 to 40% chance otherwise cloudy skies. here we are at 8:00 just about everybody has the chance of rain as we work toward the midday hour and that chance of rain starts to diminish and clouds break up. erika, it will be mild tomorrow. coming up in the full forecast i'll have the hour-by-hour temperature forecast when we hit 70 degrees. >> all right, thank you. looking forward to it. >>> new at 11:00 three people including a 10-year-old girl died after a car plowed into a group of trick or treaters in the bronx. the accident happened just before 5:00 this afternoon. several others incoming a 9-year-old and a 3-year-old were also injured. a cab driver told police the car started ramming his cab shortly before it drove off the street and into the crowd. >>> also, new tonight a t

40s on your way out the door. poolsville, virginia, near 70 for a high today. tom is back in ten minutes. see you then. >>> we begin with decision 2015. the polls are now open and today you have a big say in several local elections. the entire virginia legislature on the ballot and every vote will count to see who takes control of the senate. molette green live for us in woodbridge with more on the candidates fighting for a seat in virginia. >> reporter: the polls open moments ago, the first voters walked in, right on time, ready to vote. president obama carried district 29 in prince william county in 2012. the governor did it in 2013. democrats still face a big challenge here in an off off election year where turnout could be a real big factor this time around. the democrats here in this particular race, newcomer jeremy mcpike, volunteer firefighter who commutes, transportation on the top of his list of tackling those issues. he's had heavy hitter politicians back him and the governor needs him in this seat. he's going up against long time manassas layer hal parish, who has name

northbound and southbound in maryland and virginia. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. mostly clear sky means good viewing for our full moon. it will be down by then. about ready to shut. shutter bug, good wind set as we get sunrise. outside, what to expect for today. clear sky. off to a seasonably cold start. plenty of sunshine. warming trend continues into today, tomorrow, into friday. hour by hour for today, 30s this morning, 50s by lunchtime. mid to upper 50s for highs today. good day traveling around. more into the details of your travel forecast in a couple of minutes. any delays for airline travelers will be out to the west. seven day forecast in ten minutes. >>> thank you, chuck. a shoutout to where he grew up, but kevin durant's new sneaker is also raising some eyebrows in prince george's county. we'll show you why some are not thrilled with the shoe's name. >>> plus, a new e. coli scare. the product you might want t ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our tot

tribute to documenting african-american cemeteries. the virginia historical society hosted this one hour-long event. [applause] rainville: welcome. i want to talk about old cemeteries, why they are important and what you can learn from them. say as a caveat, a lot of the rationale behind finding researchs, mine is that is focused on old african-american cemeteries, very often it pertains to other cemeteries of -- various backgrounds, but i focused on the virginia piedmont, specifically areas in central virginia, nelson county, it has to do with where i lived and the counties i commuted through to go to work. [laughter] so, it means that if you are asking about counties not on that route, take a good guess. within those counties, most of them are in amherst county, that is where the 150 cemeteries are that i visited and studied for this research. on the map in the lower right-hand corner, don't worry there will not be a quiz but the numbers you are looking at seem to be the founding of these counties by european americans. i would also point out that if your interests are in native americ

district, just two in maryland. 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 boards. following the attacks in paris, there's growin

onev: point. ççh he wouldç not [run. >>> in virginia, wasting at least an hour a day sitting behind the wheel or stuck on a train because of crowding and congestion. some leaders say it could commuting in northern virginia is tough. express çlane,ssilver line and new bus systems are comingko on fast. whereas in maryland, not much a% all. >> i've talked to folks on this side of the river that are excited about it, maybe even jealous. >> transportation authority. >> i think they have reason to beç jealous of theç fact we h opportunity to start addressing problemsmy they haven't been abs wok >> all lightheartedÑiçñrççu aside aside, everyone greens the region needs to work together for congestion and transportation issues. the issue is pretty clear. >> a lot of cars. very hard to get where your going. sometimes two hours is not enough. >> too many cars a problem all over, certainly something northern virginia leaders have identified. take a look at this graphic. it explains it all.ççç 5% gssuáers car or van, ç5% tae or ride a motorcycle.[zvÑzç the rest

tobacco colony is founded in virginia and maryland. seekingish are investment in colonial wealth. they focused particularly on uninhabited islands in the caribbean. you have a few colonies being formed in small, volcanic places. mostly on the eastern edge of the caribbean sea. 60 years later, england has not really expanded that dramatically into the caribbean. they conquered jamaica, which is no small prize. when we look at the mainland of north america, you see a rapid explosion of colonies. 12 of the famous 13 have been founded by this point and are being developed rapidly. that's why sugar is so important. the development of the east coast of north america is tied closely to the caribbean. as these tiny islands become developed, become planted, home to massive sugar producing plantations owned by the english, the east coast of north america develops into a support system to these caribbean islands. traditionally, in american history class, we focus on this part of the map. by doing that, we lose important information on what is happening down here that is pushing the history in tho

area's backgrounds. 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

your avenue. 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 from the beginning and has an update you will see only on

mom and pop shops. the impact of buying from your neighbors. 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 sport

live desk, chris lawrence, news 4. >>> a virginia man accused of murdering his wife and newly released documents reveal what the couple's kids told witnesses who found them wandering in the street after the attack. >> a lot of parents rely on the school bus to pick up their kids and one prince george's county mother reached out to us when someone in the school showed up in the personal car. we'll show you what we found. >> plus, it was so bad the federal government had to take over the metro safety department and now we're hearing what it will take to turn things around. stay right there. news 4 at >>> i'm news 4's jackie bensen in the newsroom. the search warrants paint a picture of a bitter divorce and custody battle that the victim likened to a horror movie. newly unsealed search warrants and nearly a dozen of them indicate the brutal stabbing murder of 42-year-old bonnie black occurred horrific circumstances. the documents reveal a bitter divorce proceeding that's under way. six months before her death her husband told her, quote, you are never going to see the children again. in a

of transportation. >> here we go. 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 hum b

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.

years in northern virginia. i say that because i do not have a dog in this fight. i have been north and south and in between. i am a cia historian here trying to enlighten, instruct, and inform about civil war intelligence. the other caveat i want to point out is i noticed my title slide is different from the slide in your program. there will be no secrets revealed tonight. the things we will talk about were secret at the time. in my decades as a historian and teacher, i spent some time with civil war intelligence history, but i found that this topic, more than any other i had experience with, is subject to myth and legend. there is a dearth of coverage in the broad literature of the civil war. unlike other has picks of the civil war, there is primary source documents in civil war intelligence affairs. these are the documents historians used as their baseline hard evidence from determining what went on. these could be somebody's briefing, somebodies chart. when richmond fell, the city burned and most of the records of the confederacy went up in smoke. after that, even union records beca

lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. 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

parts of west virginia. that trend will be moving into our area again later this afternoon. timing is there with future weather. 12:15, pushing out of district, impacting maryland, prince george's county. by 1:00 p.m. we're dry. and the winds pick up later this afternoon on into the evening hours. 7:00 p.m. you can see we're completely dry. mainly clear skies. the weather having little impact on that evening commute. what about temperatures? i'll have the latest hour by hour temperature forecast this afternoon and evening in ten minutes. >>> right now a maryland native is about to receive the highest military honor in the country. retired army captain is at the white house right now where he's about to receive the medal of honor. he grew up in montgomery county. he went to the university of maryland. you're looking live at the east room in the white house where the ceremony starts in just about 15 minutes. we'll bring it to you live right here and on nbc washington app as well. >>> new details on a pedestrian accident in prince william candidate. the man who was hit has now died. cras

. some historic wins following eleions in virginia and maryndt the changes and in the race for the white use more good news for ben carson. he's erased an eight-point deficit and surged to a tiet the top of republicans. we have team coverage of all of this tonight. we startwith steve handeman live on capitol hill. >> the election day is a year and four days away and so much can change in the 2008 campaign. hillary clinton had a 22-point lead in the polls over barack obama, but now it's ben carson who is stealing the numbers and the headlines from donald trump and from clinton. >> reporter: ben carson on the rise in today's quinnipiac poll done since the last debate. carson's at 23%, in a virtual tie with donald trump who was ahead by eight points in that poll a month ago and carson is raising more dollars than other candidates and more than a million since sunday. >> i don't feel that i have to make a lot of changes because i'm not apolitician. politicians are always putting their finger in the r saying what do iave to do whereas all i have to do is tell the truth. >> reporter: fan

final contract will need to be approved. wedefeld met with the virginia and d.c. leaders yesterday. they were impressed with his ability to lead and his background in transit and aviation. >>> keeping you safe here at home. the extra precautions we're seeing in place in d.c. and the impact it's having on people visiting our city. >>> chopper 4 over problems in prince gorges county. a slowdown into the city and another one on 270. >>> first, our first look at the damage from severe storms in the pacific northwest. the problem that region is dealing with a >>> right now hundreds of thousands are without power. storms pounded the state overnight bringing heavy rains and strong winds. three people died after trees fell on their cars. schools are closed because of wind damages. the heavy rain is expected to pick back up tonight. >>> the storms that will bring us rain in a few hours already causing damage in the south. take a look. more than 14,000 people in the dark in tennessee after winds knocked down trees and power lines. in arkansas winds brought down part of the roof at a downtown

here. a virginia family is thankful for the good samaritan who helped rescue them friday night in poolsville. we are talking to that man about his actions and why he decided he had to do something. darcy? >> erica, a viewer brought this story to our attention, hoping to inspire others to become everyday heroes. >> so the accident was right here at this pole. >> he shows the curve where an suv ran off the road slamming into a utility pole. he was driving in front of them on route 107 in poolsville thanksgiving night. >> i heard a loud crash behind me. i looked in my rear view mirror and saw the vehicle in mid-air strike the pole and land on its side. >> the suv had what appeared to be power lines draped across it. a pregnant mom and two kids trapped inside. the dad was able to make it out. >> little kids were crying inside the vehicle and i said i got to get them out of there. >> he climbed inside through the sun roof and helped unbuckle the mom and kids and pull the children out. his friends who were visiting from germany helped with the kids. he and the dad helped get the mom out

storm on "storm team 4" radar, a line of storms. 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

from election day. virginia governor mcauliffe led a get out the vote rallies across the state and gop leaders are urging voters to reject a big item on the governor's agenda. the governor wants to turn i-66 inside the beltway into the toll road for some commuters during the morning and evening rush. the plan will cost you way too much money and candidates featured it in many of the political ads that you're seeing and including why many virginia voters really won't have a choice on election day and you can open the nbc washington app and search dmv. >> i do not believe we should advance comprehensive immigration legislation with the president who has proven himself untrust worworthy on this issue >> paul ryan supports immigration reform and rules it out until after president obama leaves office. >> the new speaker was on "meet the press" this morning for the first time since becoming speaker of the house. immigration has become a big issue in the republican presidential primary. >> history made at the national cathedral and the u.s. episcopal church and his name is bishop michael curr

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any evidence of gunplay in virginia, that the emergency center needed to be notified. i put the guard on immediate alert and i walked across capitol square to the governor's office where i learned that the second attack that day was in virginia. 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

what led up to that crash. >>> those express lanes on 95 in the beltway in virginia could soon be coming to 395, as well. virginia's transportation secretary says he wants to extend the lanes all the way to the d.c. line. here's a look at where the new lanes would go. it's the part of 395 that's currently in blue, right now this stretch of road has hov lanes in it. officials want to add tolls to the road, which would change, depending on traffic volume. they also want to expand the road to three lanes. >>> and we've got more details on how the lanes work and what's next for the project on the nbc washington app. just search express lanes. >>> pure panic at a high school football game. find out what had players and fans running for cover. >>> and as the debate over syrian refugees rages on, these protesters wanted to make sure their voices were heard. >>> over 300 guns are off the streets right now, thanks to the gift cards for guns event in maryland. you're looking at some of what prince george's county police recovered today. people brought their guns to the first baptist church.

: these people aren't just seeking shelter from the rain. there's more going on in this virginia gym. the working wounded gang lost limbs. civilians in accidents or born that way. this activity was the farther thing from his mind. >> as soon as i got linked up with cross fit, it improved. >> scott weaver found his way back from a darker place. >> you think everything is gone, you can't do that anymore. i heard about the work and it gave that spark. >> for some of those new to athleti athletics, the spark needs stoking. >> they don't know what to expect. >> reporter: there's a sharing of reinforcement with humans. >> let me get that for you. >> reporter: the first double amputee to finish the hawaiian iron man triathlon. he's a veteran at the games. >> it was great. i was here when we had 20 people. now there's 90. >> @tleet comes first. these are athletes first. >> sharing an experience that is one of two days that i actually cry, seeing my fellow brother and sister out there giving it all they're got. >> some of the university of maryland's tech savvy minds gathered for a hack-a-tho

on virginia. will determinen who controls the state senate. we are at dale city elementary school with a look at one of the closest races. have been open in dale city for about six hours and across the state of virginia, you can see the election signs line the grass. there are two people in this race who have gathered a lot of attention. mcpike.ish and jeremy they are running for state senate. combined, they have spent about $4.5 million. you have seen the negative campaign ads. they have been bashing each other on several issues including gun-control and the proposed $17 toll. jeremy mcpike has received a lot of money out of state. nearly $2.2ed million to several campaigns, but primarily to jeremy mcpike's. he spoke to a lot of voters as they came out today. we want to know what issues concern them the most. >> i refuse to pay tolls. i will sit 2.5 hours to get to work because i don't feel like we should have to pay to go to work. >> it is not a privilege and it is a right. big, little, whatever. it is my right and my duty. >> historically, these types of elections have very low

for frank beamer. for frank beamer. and virginia tech for frank beamer. and virginia tech ♪ ♪ get three payments on us and don't worry about payments until february 2016, when you lease a new 2016 xc60. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> and csn's sebastian is joining us with details about frank beamer's regular game of the season. >> college football's regular season drawing to a close today. and for many of our areas that's a good thing. because this fall has been a rough one for schools like maryland, virginia and virginia tech. the latter two, uva and tech meeting this afternoon in what threatened to be frank beamer's last game ever. unless the hokies could pull out a win and get themselves bowl eligible. maybe buy beamer another month or so before retirement. london also on the hot seat. in the third, a 6-6 game. running back albert reid played in d.c., takes it 57 yards to the house. that gives uva a 13-6 edge. but tech responds right away. next drive. michael brewer on the play-action. finds sam rogers for

joins us with tonight's "bay area proud." >> virginia becker has done many different jobs in her life, teacher to alternative high school students, even ran a tattoo parlor for a while. nothing she says, though, gives her as much pleasure as she's doing now, once, of course, she learned how to do it. >> yeah, have a seat. >> reporter: when it comes to taking pictures -- >> lean forward. >> reporter: virginia becker will tell you as little as five years ago. >> ready, one, two, three. >> reporter: she knew nothing more about cameras than how to turn one on. >> i didn't know the difference when an f-stop and a bus stop. right shoulder. >> reporter: since then, virginia has snapped more than 60,000 images and in the process brought her life's purpose into clear focus. >> everything i've done in the past i think kind of built up to this and this is, like, the big crescendo of why am i here? >> reporter: virginia started the family album project as a way to help people print out precious memories and not leave them forgotten in cameras are on hard drives. >> i think we're losing a big part

for bowie, college park, green belt and laurel. in virginia, one key race to keep an eye on, for the mayor of alexandria euille is running a write-in campaign after losing to allison silberberg. the democrats need to pick up one seat to take control of the senate. now among senate seats up for grabs, district 29, which includes part of prince william county. coming up, molette green with more on these two candidates looking to influence the legislature. >>> developing this morning, metro still doesn't have someone at the helm to begin fixing the agency millions of you take every day to and from work. neal cohen pulled out of negotiations yesterday. sources say he was not happy about having his name out in the media before even signing his contract. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss says the board will now go back to the other four candidates and let them know the job is back open. >>> after many of you spoke up, metro decided to keep the bus that connects the district and the dulles international airport. metro planned to get rid of the bus open. more than 3,000 of you arg

through virginia was terrible. very bad. very bad. >> it's really something. it's all going to be worth it in the long run. >> as of monday more than half of all u.s. gas stations were selling gas for less than $2 a gallon. that's an early holiday bonus, if you will, for the more than 89% of holiday travelers who will drive to their destinations this year. >>> drivers should beware progressive insurance found accidents increase more than 25% today, the day before thanksgiving. the analysis also found the sunday after has the highest percentage of out of state accidents of any day in the holiday week. monday is the safest time to head home after the holiday. >>> as we enter the holiday rush, a new threat from isis. the militants put out this propaganda video criticizing the united states, specifically its recent leadership. the video comes as international cooperation ramps up in the fight against isis. today president obama will get a briefing from his national security team overseeing a new search for a man named mohammed abrini. he drove the car that carried key terror suspect salah abde

accident we told you about yesterday in prince george's county. 70 -- virginia and culpeper county. police say he pulled in front of a dump truck while turning from horsehead road out to brandywine. >>> people living in d.c., for the first time in a decade. that's including to a new washington post poll, about a quarter of the people polled said not feel at all safe in their communities. d.c. police are doing a good job with almost 2 to 1 and the homicide tally stood at 144. that's a 58% jump from this time a year ago. ahead in our next hour, chris gordon reports on what people think of mayor bowser's and chief linear's performance. >>> a discovery made near a home where a pastor's wife was murdered. >>> airports are stepping up security, but just how >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast opinion. >>> what has been mild today by mid-november standards, well, despite the clouds, yes, and while we have the cloud cover across our area we're going to notice more and more dampness moving our way as we move through the evening hours and certainly the latter part of the night and that's

won't say who they might be. >>> new photos of a rocket that blew up over virginia's shore. take a look at this. they launched the rocket in 2014. it blew up and did some $13 million in damage. >> take a look at those photos. i'll try to post them on my facebook page. worth taking a look at. "storm team 4" meteorologist amelia segal live at the tie tidal basin. overcast skies and some areas of light rain showers. only drizzle, "storm team 4" radar not picking up anything other than isolated mist across the area. look at the temperatures, guys. we're at 58, 59 degrees. you're going to be dealing with wet roads for your morning commute. absolutely not the case on your way home as the sun comes up. nosh-like temperatures return on the weekend. chuck is going to track that hour by hour temperature change on saturday in ten minute bus for now melissa track any issues on the road? >> still have these two problems top of the beltway. just got off the phone with the police. we have that crash blocking. the outer loop at 355, the crash blocking the left side. a lot of action in that area. 2

the ohi county west virginia prosecutor attorney scott simpson. i cannot finish remarks without highlighting the contribution of the case by thanking david lord. david, right here, is wing of the best trial attorneys in the commonwealth. outstanding attorney and better person. to him goes the outstanding lion's share. violence does not win in the end. privilege to represent the commonwealth and the city of alexandria in this case and my privilege to represent the families who has suffered the harm in the matter. i want to thank everybody here for the time being here tonight. we will turn it over to the families now. >> i'm norman lodato representing the loat family i have a short statement. i won't tke qustions afterwards. we would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who has devoted their time, energy and expertise to ensure justicewill be served. from the first responders and the medical sta hospital center to the alexandria police department, detectives, the f.b.i., the loudoun county sheriff department and west virginia police department. we want to thank you from

, winchester, virginia, before 7:00 a.m. and potentially at gaithersburg. do take your umbrellas out the door. it carries right through the metro early this morning. rain should be tapering off after 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon. that's good news for the second half of the afternoon. but the morpling commute could be slow. melissa? >> thank you. right now again, taking a big look at the beltway. as chuck is saying right now looking dry. things could be changing here in the next couple of hours. you may need those windshield wipers depending on when you're needed. you could have a shoulder drive. also we're going to check into that. when i'm back in ten minutes we'll talk about that. no problems here. everything nice and on time. 95 at maryland and scaggsville road -- that's not 95. that's 66 and suitland. 95 coming up. >>> we just got off the phone with montgomery county police. they're investigating a man's death in silver spring right now. this is the same place where hazmat teams have block off a possible drug lab. this video from overnight from wynnona court and bill grade. megan mcgr

in virginia because of that disabled vehicle. the map will show you 95 north at 123 has the one lane blocked there. northbound at lorton two right lanes blocked because of a crash. more on all of this in a couple of minutes plus travel time. chuck? >>> outside your weather headlines on a fantastic hump day. it's a weather winner. that's our hashtag. grab your coat this morning. day two is coming up for today. tomorrow will be in the 70ed. friday might set a record high temperature. yes, indeed, a bit of a chill in the air. generally on the way outside. frederick, maryland, 45 out the door. 71 at lunchtime, 64 at 7:00 this evening. tom's back with the impacts the weather will have on your walk around town coming up in ten minutes. >>> thank you, chuck. a scary situation for students at woodson high school in fairfax on friday. students finished the day on the football field after an explosion inside a classroom as they head back to school today, news 4's kristen wright is live with the investigation underway. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. we believe one studen

tuesday, but a judge in bedford county, virginia, rescheduled the trial until march. welsh is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with the disappearance of 12-year-old sheila lyon and her 12-year-old sister katherine. they were last seen in 1975 walking home from the wheaton plaza mall. >>> there is a renewed urgency to dismantle gangs in montgomery county. the county is seeing a jump in gang recruitment and that's leading to a spike in gang activity. this with what police are doing to try to stop this, meagan? >> reporter: the state attorney knows the increase in gang activity is becoming an increasing problem because area law enforcement agencies are sharing intelligence. he also says they're trying to educate parents. for years an el salvador-based gang is known for committing heinous crimes in los angeles and the d.c. metro area. >> that specific gang was substantially dismantled. >> reporter: john mccarthy is the state's attorney for montgomery county. he says three years ago, 42 members were thrown in prison, but now investigators in the county are seeing a recruit

in richmond. the boss was coming from virginia commonwealth university to take students back to radford university and virginia tech. the cause of the accident is under investigation. the owner of the bus is working to get students back to campus on another bus. another big story we are a is the weather. you will want to keep the coat and rain gear handy. the nasty weather is not going away yet. devon lucie is here with a first look at the forecast. devon: from the belfort furniture weather center, we have to discuss how cold we are getting and tracking the next round of rain. we have drizzle in luray and towards fredericksburg. to east.oving due west the high temperature officially today was 59. that was very early this morning, late last night. we brought temperatures where we are right now through the afternoon, already in the 30's hagerstown and frederick. wider view with satellite and with thebig chill rain. that is next round of rain to the south. for the kids at the bus stops, morning drizzle is possible, hats, codes, gloves. -- hats, coats, gloves. cold day, high of 44.