hundreds gathered sunday to remember north virginia officer ashley guindon. officials say she was on her first field shift and responded to a domestic dispute call saturday. investigators say ronald hamilton, an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon, killed his wife and then officer guindon. two other officers were injured. in ohio, police are investigating after a pastor was shot dead inside his church during a sunday morning service. william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter got out of a pew and followed him. more than 20 people were inside the church at the time. the shooter is believed to be schooler's brother, but police do not yet have a motive. geoff: happening today, a member of the famed seal team six set to receive the medal of honor. senior chief edward byers, jr., was part of a hostage rescue mission operation on december 8, 2012, in afghanistan. ohio, and has already earned two purple hearts for being wounded in combat as well as five bronze stars for heroism. defense depart

former virginia governor jim gilmore will drop by the beacon in spartanburg today at 1:00. we have many more candidate visitstso the upstate this week and next week. 4 mobile app. leading up to the primaries, we, at wyff 4, are teaming up with the riley institute at furman university for a commitment 2016 voter focus group with peter hart this thursday. this will be an exclusive live streaming event in our wyff 4 studios with upstate voters who will weigh in on the upcoming first in the south presidential primaries. nationally known pollster, peter hart, works with national news organizations, including nbc news. you can watch this exclusive event on thursday starting at 7:00 p.m., live streaming on our wyff 4 app. covering t t carolinas a , high-speed chase across the upstate ended in cherokee county. take a look at this video from our s.c. dot cameras this morning, showing the end of that chase. troopers tell us the suspect stopped and was arrested on interstate 85 in gaffney near milemarker 92. that's two miles past the outlets. we've reached out to the highway patrol fo

he got emotional, citing the mass shootings at columbine, virginia tech, and sandy hook elementary. he's also calling for a step-up in research and technology to make sure triggers aren't pulled accidentally. south carolina attorney general alan wilson says president obama is overstepping the power of the presidency. geoff: an emergency meeting after north korea's claim that they had conducted hydrogen bomb test. the white house says they cannot confirm the test but the u.s. would condemn any violations of u.n. council resolutions. the spy agency and outside have been an atom bomb test. allyson: the u.s. service member died in an attack in afghanistan and two others wounded. in happened yesterday during an ongoing operation against the taliban. officials say a medical helicopter was hit by a mortar while on the ground. they say it was able to take off. the name of the service member has not been released. in north charleston civil rights , groups are not happy that former police officer michael slager is out of jail. geoff: slager was charged with killing an unarmed black man last a

you can see a live look at one location in roanoke, virginia. trump looks ready to dominate all the states except one, here in texas, where ted cruz leads and needs to win. he and rubio are teaming up to both of them pushing trump to reveal more about an off the record conversation he had with the "new york times" in which trump reportedly implied he might back off his tough immigration stance. trump saying everything is negotiable but building a border wall is not. he's on defense about his comments on the kkk and under fire after a secret service agent body slammed a reporter at a rally in virginia. all of this as hillary clinton takes aim. she's focusing more on trump than her own democratic rival bernie sanders, as he hopes to hang on on this super tuesday. clinton maintaining her lead in our new poll as we head into a big political day. >> never a dull moment. thank you. >>> the state department released the final batch of e-mails from the private server hillary clinton used while secretary of state. monday's release of 3800 documents conta

otto warmbier is a student at university of virginia. he was taken into custody back in january, after he allegedly tried to steal a north korean banner containing a political slogan that was hanging from the walls of his pyongyang hotel. in front of state media, he said that a church member at friendship united methodist church offered to pay him to do this. "i wish that the united states administration never manipulated people like myself in the future to commit crimes against foreign countries. i entirely beg you and the government of dpr korea for your forgiveness." a spokesperson for friendship united methodist church told cnn that warmbier is not a member of the church. the u-s state department says it's aware the 21- year-old is detained in north korea. but has declined to comment "due to privacy considerations." a deadly fire is now under investigation in adams county.... this is video near the gate... of the mobile home park on ohio 125 near blue creek road... officials identified the victims as 66- year-old carol hochchild jr.

one officer was killed and two other officers were injured in prince william county, virginia shooting... it happened last night.. officer ashley guindon's gwen-den first day on the job... turned out to be her last... she was shot and killed answering a domestic violence call at a home. williams hamilton is now in police custody charged with murder... his wife was also found dead inside the home. hamilton - is an active-duty army staff sergeant assigned to the joint staff support center at the pentagon. our condolences go out to ashley's mother and her extended family as well as all of her loved ones throughout this department and beyond. we're asking for thoughts and prayers as well as monitor the conditions of our other two offices who remain 2013... that took her family.. she asked only for christmas cards... to lift her spirits.. and cards poured in from a cross the country.. but now - a volunteer charged with sorting those cards... is accused of stealing about 800 dollars in cash.. and 550 dollars in gift cards.. from safyre.. from inside those cards. 41-year-old kimberly bradford

attacks a second trial is underway in federal court for the murder of a fridge in the beach put our virginia police officer prosecutors hope to have the jury picked by tonight in the cabin quick trial investigators found dead in linn county in two thousand and fourteen six people are charged in connection with the staff last year a court declared ms when one defendant got a hold of the jury pool list of safety issues discovered a tick on the air bag company the outside panel here says the company does not have processes in place to find quality issues with its airbags faulty airbag and flavors are blamed for at least eleven deaths and one hundred and thirty nine injuries in the u s millions of cars were recalled because of the issue the panel sister connor needs to develop new standards for testing the quality and safety of its products rather than relying on auto makers and regulators and a recall to tell you about microsoft is warning of fire dangers with the microsoft surface pro tablet computers the power cords that come with the devices may overheat and spark a fire or shock you at leas

keep you updated that's when to do right now winter weather advisory northern neck and areas north of virginia into maryland and delaware stop along the eastern shore eventually to keep traveling north in the past mackinac get up to maryland. you could encounter some trouble up that way with some more snow for the most part will be a wet conditions but we are getting a transition to mixing across middleton and sun ra williamsburg as well. i think we'll continue to see that transition we talked about this possibility yesterday the rain exiting this morning ending as a mix. we're seeing that right now thirty nine degrees in norfolk rain here temperatures are above can see the coolest reading west point and thirty three thirty four richmond surrey seven williamsburg but the air aloft is cold enough that is allowing for some mixing down to the ground so we're seeing some of that again northern neck is get the best chance at seeing some very minor accumulations mainly grass innovative services. the roads are very warm yesterday sixty five you know the day before that we had warm conditions we've be

all due to this cold front that's producing showers right now and to western virginia into west virginia starting to move into the western portion of our state this front will move through later on this evening into early morning hours on monday and so that's going to bring us the chance for a few showers we had to the rest of the morning. a lot of sunshine and by midday if you have any plan still remaining dry temperatures and the mid sixties by that point that's well above where we should be for afternoon highs for this time of the year as we head into the afternoon clouds will increase if you have travel plans today early afternoon the rain will start to approach in places like richmond also west point but they will start to see the showers move farther to the south across the south side also in northeastern north carolina as we head into the evening hours temperatures dropping back into the low sixties after highs near seventy and an overnight tonight will start to dry things out by tomorrow morning here at six o'clock mild we could see a shower or two before the most part most of th

right now virginia voters don't register by party and anyone can vote in the primary but the state board of elections approved the requirement anyway. state gop officials say they want to keep the democrats out that's all for thirty news now at five thirty would begin at six with the very latest on a rash of seven eleven robberies. it's a troubling trend in less than twenty four hours armed robbers targeted three norfolk seven eleven stores one of those stores was hit twice in the same day and a that's right david now security efforts are being stepped up in those stores are ginny lee is live outside the store on chesapeake boulevard where the shooting the clerk who was shot here on wednesday morning is expected to be okay i spoke to the manager here he told me that he is a really good guy he's just twenty three years old he grew up in this neighborhood went to grammy high school and is loved by many in this community all day today customers have been pouring in and out of here checking on him and making sure that he's ok stop here we hope to work a subject is yet to be a male guests at

it's no the who's that a couple guys from university of virginia this week and will return to hampton roads in for a very good cause. joining us now is christine wilson executive director of wings over america scholarship fund is so much for joining us thanks for having me to what a partnership it is fantastic we are so excited to have the whole of the who's back your him to read. so what are you hoping that this event can do with how much money that he was a month ago to talk about the event benefits friends of america scholarship foundation will provide scholarships to needy dependents across the world germany serves we serve are any dependents and to this concert at the sandler center this saturday january twenty third and this will be the third time that the whole the whos are here from uva and many of your viewers may know them from pitch perfect or sing on the office but this year something new and special we're inviting these sensations that is the female acapella group from virginia tact while joining as well so to be a little bit of a sing off a little bit of college rivalry

in other news virginia beach police are looking for the person who robbed a hotel of the oceanfront it happened around twelve twenty yesterday afternoon at the super eight on atlantic avenue in the seventeen hundred block officer say that someone went into a room and took money a person may have had a gun police have not released any other information about the ins also in virginia beach were happened at a hotel that wound up requiring a large number of virginia beach police officers dispatchers got a call about a robbery the nights and only name in parkway yesterday morning hours later police still were there and at least two people were handcuffed someone who works at a nearby business as the problems stem from a party and that it's not the first time there's been an issue at that hotel in a good neighborhood good or bad hotel so we need to do so go to although we did see those two people handcuffed police have not said if they were arrested or if the charge and a mother in mourning demanding answers from the chief of police. still ahead on daybreak why she had a dozen friends say th

the adl calls the bill immoral and unconstitutional is calling on the virginia senate voted down. well there's the big heads up at five o five for people in suffolk this morning some of you may go without water for few hours while the city fixes a water main break at the intersection of willow road and myrtle st the repairs also going to cause traffic delays starting around eight thirty this morning the city says the work may extend into the weekend depending on how bad the break really is a story out of washington is making a lot of people feeling great the other question that this heroic marine was asked before he was beaten and robbed. com the war and stuff plus pushing the kids too hard heidi you know when you're being encouraging verses crossing the line and expert will weigh in and we're following breaking news out of newport is how the shooting on interstate sixty four near the j clyde morris boulevard overpass that shuts down two westbound i good morning it's five oh nine things are looking really really get across syria right now it is chilly and it's gonna be breezy late

cookie when the virginia primary takes place on march first parties by then and we know now and now my first is still a huge day and virginia has an enormous role to play because of course it's it's a big state now and and has very diverse voters and so my first is is really the next truly important day. louis have a violin right on top of that new hampshire and south carolina nevada but all of them have some peculiarities that you can point to large purses is a great big primary day an antigen is a huge prize in that in that contest time thank you so much for your insight. i'm sure we'll be talking again send thank you. ok thanks my side as we get closer to the caucuses turned to thirty news now on our website you'll find the latest headlines just click on that national politics link on our homepage ethan couch is back in the u s plane landed in texas today from mexico helps made headlines years ago when he received probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash she ended up back in the news late last year when his mother went to mexico after couch was accused of violating

organizers of the second virginia unity project community forum are compiling a list of ideas offered in last night's forum check out the huge crowd that showed up at hampton high last night about a thousand people the police chiefs from the sand in newport news along with both commonwealth's attorneys and other city leaders attended as for some of the solutions this crowd talked about more police and clergy connecting with kids in school and providing more support for parents. all right we're about ten minutes into the afternoon rush hour and already very busy at the hr bt lets take a live look on the norfolk side are really seeing that slow down here little bit of an issue with the camera but i'll show you quickly here is around granny street and traffic isn't moving much faster than the glitches even showing you right now a seven mile back up right now headed from norfolk making a way to hampton. if you're headed to the peninsula use the eminem or bgr be instead on the traffic network maps not to do that no jr b you might want to avoid because we do have an opening scheduled for fo

overall it's a workout than virginia beach public works is embarking on a lane. the construction project from now until september starting at nine am when even parkway between street will be closed the two lane road will eventually be for roger east round has lived in the area since the eighties and isn't pleased with the road expansion on the highway crews are installing a water line is sanitary and storm sewers and sidewalks. detour signs are up allowing residents to get home. george evans says since he built his home in nineteen eighty. he's known construction was inevitable in early bird he enjoys his quiet time and morning coffee and a good eye for some time to add at this phase that out he feels the finished project will bring benefits once we get a bride to come play with baby to leave revenue would go straight out the green bow mall and out the robot force stroud however says construction shakes her home she can't wait till it's done the yen was on the year and as you know what you get to that one can tell evryone of that in virginia beach police brown th

a virginia soldier behind bars. find out what he's court today. police release five k-k-k members folllowing a fight with protesters. we'll tell you why officers said the klan memers had a right to stab the protesters. but first an emotional plea from a virginia college student. we'll explain who is returning home. new this morning, an emotional plea from a university of virginia student arrested in north korea. the north korean government released video of otto warmbier. in the video you hear him beg for forgiveness. i wish that the united states administration never manipulated people like myself. in the future to commit crimes against foreign countries. i entiredly beg you and the government of the dpr korea for your forgiveness. please i've made the worst mistake of please.think of my in-04mo the north korean government arrested warmbier last month over an alleged "hostile act." north entering the country under the guise of a tourist to government. developing this morning, police released five ku klux klan members, charged after a violent braw

a virginia police officer day of patrol. this morning her captain talks about the officer that made the ultimate sacrifice. we'll get to your headlines in just a moment, first we get a check on your weather and traffic on this leap day. jen lewis is keeping an eye out on any problems on the road. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking some warmer temperatures in the super doppler weather center. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 60s. winds sw 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be in the low/mid 40s. winds west 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 60s. winds se warm day with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. it will be very nice. a cool front will move through late in the day. this may bring a sprinkle, but the front looks to pass through mostly dry. tomorrow will be just a little bit cooler with highs in the be much cooler towards could bring a brief rain into the afternoon. stay tuned for updates as roads. let's check two presidential candidat

virginia beach lawmaker christopher stolle co-sponsored the bill. it will be discusses in the house health, welfare and institutions sub- committtee later this happening today, the republicans presidential candidates square off in another debate hosted by fox news. the eight candidates leading in the polls in iowa will take the stage. that group includes rand paul because of how he's doing in iowa. he was left out of the because of lagging numbers. frontrunner donald trump says he's skipping tonight's debate because of issues with fox news and moderator megyn kelly. instead of the debate, trump says he will raise money for veterans tonight. however one group says it doesn't want it. the founder of "iraq and afghanistan veterans of america" tweeted this message saying if offered money, the group would decline donations. he also said the group didn't want to be used for policitcal stunts. local business owners sent congressman randy forbes a letter encouraging him to run for a scott rigell's district. forbes currently represents the fourth district. h

donald trump against virginia. the presidential candidate is fighting how election upcoming primary. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. cold & breezy. highs will be in the mid-upper 30s. winds wnw 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph near the shore. wind chills in the teens and 20s this morning. 20s this afternoon. tonight: clear and cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds sw 5-10mph. thursday: mostly sunny. the low 50s. winds sw 10-15mph. it will be much colder today with dry/breezy conditions. wind chills will be in the teens and 20s this morning. they will be in the 20s and 30s this afternoon with high temperatures only in the 30s. tomorrow the temps will go up as the winds decrease. highs will be in the 50s with lots of sun. we'll see a nice day on friday, but rain will be warm on saturday with highs in the 60s. then temps will drop again on sunday with highs in the 40s. an offshore low may move closer to the coast on sunday. if that happens, then we may see the region. it's still early for the det

you look at the virginia beach, suffolk, chesapeake, portsmouth whatever. it's scary man." 7:40 sloggie might speak for all people this weekend. in a 48 hour span,,, 6 shootings. the most recent in portsmouth, the most deadly, the murder on kingston avenue saturday afternoon. where neighbors say the violence is too common. vanessa carter-west / neighbor c0032 1:27:41 "god only knows what happened here today, but its just like over fear." 1:27:49 at least on kingston avenue people feel like the fight against violence can start in their backyard. vanessa carter-west / neighbor just this street, i mean i live in norfolk i live in a city that has a lot of trouble and what i would like to see is just a lot of people coming together." 1:28:24 too many shootings, too close for comfort brian sloggie / woken by gunshots c0025 8:34 "i went to the window like crazy thinking is it outside. i wasn't gonna and that was enough." 8:45 a weekend in hampton roads marked by gun violence. we are working to get more information from norfolk police on the suspect or suspects and

republican candidate ben carson will be in virginia beach. he's scheduled to speak at regent university. and democratic front runner hillary clinton will hold a rally tonight in norfolk. rico bush is at lake taylor high school ahead of the former secretary of state's rally. rico, good good morning, katie and don. following a decisive victory in south carolina and with just a day left until super tuesday, hillary clinton is bringing her message to the commonwealth to tell voters why she's the best candidate for the presidency. at tonight's event, clinton is expected to speak to voters about her proposals that seperate herself apart from her democratic challenger senator bernie sanders. her campaign says she plans to touch on many issues like the ecomony, racial justice and healthcare. for the former secretary of state, she's hoping today's event at lake taylor high school in norfolk drives voter turnout in the democratic primaries tomorrow and solidifies her strong support in the commonwealth. as we previously reported more than 1-hundred dele

go over to the situation out on the inner loop in virginia. moving right along. no problems or incidents or accidents along the way and then over to 270. live from montgomery village avenue, a little volume here but no problems to the split. andrea. >>> the emergence of h1n1 has placed local communities including health departments and school districts on alert to contain outbreaks when school begins. we have basic suggestions that could help if h1n1 hits your child's school. >> classroom full of kids equal more exposure to germs. health officials are bracing for a resurgence of h1n1 which has already made the rounds at summer camp. >> the chairman of pediatrics says parents can talk to they are kid about infection control now. on the top of the list hand washing. >> even if they have hand sanitizer at the school. i said please stop in the bathroom and washthem. >> tell kids to wash them often and to sneeze in their arm and not in hair hand and get their flu vaccine earlier than usual. >> the seasonal flu vaccine will be available in one 0 two weeks. >> the h1n1

the beltway in virginia is looking great this morning from 95 up to 66. and finally taking a look at 95, we are dealing with a one hour drive from fredericksburg to the mixing bowl. check in with who howard bernstein who has a look at the forecast. >>> looking good this morning after the showers and storms that hit the area last night. a couple of severe warnings down there to our south and our southeast. even winds gusting in cambridge to 61 miles an hour or so in the easton area with those storms yesterday. this morning, though, the other story is the temperatures which are running in the 70s. 75 national. upper 60s, reston 68. 70 rockville. 73 columbia and andrews 68. as we look at the day at a glance, a hot sticky day with a stray thunderstorm. 82 by 9:00. 89 at the lunch hour and highs in the mid-90s. back to you. >>> officials do not believe severe heat played a role in an electrical outage that left a marc train stranded on the tracks. it happened just after the train left union station. 900 passengers were left stuck inside the train without air c

virginia tech disputes the report's findings and may file an appeal. the school could face a fine or lose federal student financial aid. turning overseas now, college students in london took to the streets today. it was another violent protest over the government's plan to hike tuition rates. they clashed with police and some even attacked a car that was carrying prince charles and his wife camilla. elizabeth palmer was right in the middle of it. >> reporter: fueled by anger, the students stormed the barricades. but solid lines of police stopped them from reaching britain's parliament where legislators debated a new bill that would triple college tuition fees to about $14,000 a year. >> order! order! >> reporter: the protest outside was just the most recent in a series which have been growing bigger and angrier. >> this is not what the people want. >> reporter: britains pay very high taxes and one of the things they've received in return has always been a free or almost-free college education. well, not anymore. these students are going to graduate wit

out in virginia on the beltway we have ongoing construction going on between gallows road and route 50. it should be clearing about the 5:00 hour. moving along, let's look at our next camera here, 495 in maryland, no issues to report between river road and 270 as drivers make their way on the outer loop. we want to let you know about more construction on the dulles toll road. 267 is closed between the beltway and 123. follow the detour. more road work to avoid at 4:31. back to knew here's stories we're following today. >> police are searching for answers after a second person was stabbed in as many days in manassas. saturday evening a person was stabbed at the grant avenue shopping center. witnesses say this was in retaliation for a friday stabbing death of a 15-year-old mime miguel hernandez. the osbourn high school ninth grader was killed moments after leaving school friday. two people including a fellow classmate have been arrested in that case. >>> airport screening procedures are receiving plenty of criticism. secretary of state hillary rodham clinton said she would not want to go

mike london making his debut as virginia's head coach. fourth quarter, keith payne, big fellow, bringing pain. takes the corner, gets the edge, sniffs the pylon. that's six points. 114 yards for the former oak finance high standout. later, he wasn't done. 6'3", 250 pounds, biceps and triceps, runs it in there. he had four touchdowns. virginia wins 34-13. georgia town ends a 12-game losing streak. james madison 48-7 over hoor head state. how word loses to holy cross. catholic, 16-13 winner over shenandoah. >>> baseball now. stephen strasburg is out of the hospital after his surgery on his elbow friday. mike ri zoe said it was successful. his teammates in pittsburgh, the man who couldn't wait to catch strasburg early they're year,rodriguez. one of 15 swats by the nats tonight. they won 9-2. >>> soccer action, this is the kind of year it's been for d.c. united. simply, the win. columbus wins it 1-0. d.c. united loses 1-0. >>> finally, and finally, let's get tennis. tracy trying to continue her run at the u.s. open tonight. tough assignment a

we have showers out in west virginia and headed toward garrett county. in the metro area, it will be dry until midnight. temperatures 81 arlington. 80 in bethesda. 77 in gaithersburg. 82 in manassas. 77 at andrews and 81 in college park. here's what we're looking at. an unsettled weekend. showers or a thunderstorm. looks like a wet saturday morning. soccer games or trying to get a golf game in, it's going to be tough. not going to rain continuously all day tomorrow and some of the storms could be heavy, some could be severe. by 6:30 tomorrow morning, you see all the heavy showers and thunderstorms out to the west. right along i-81 and advance this. we get to 9:30, we advance it again. wow, if you are trying to see the cherry blossoms, don't do it. oranges and reds which means heavy rain. we get a break and then another batch of showers and storms possible as we get into tomorrow night. partly to mostly cloudy and warm. lows 55 to about 62. all right, next seven days. more storms on sunday. temperatures again around 70. gorgeous on monday, mid 60s. chilly

. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news out of wytheville, virginia. that is where a man in a wheelchair is said to be holding five people hostage inside a post office. police at the scene say shots have been fired and the man has explosives strapped to his chest. so far no reports of injuries. dozens of police officers are surrounding the building. obviously this is a heck of a breaking story. we will keep you posted on the developments as they happen during this half hour. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> also tonight in your only local news at 7:00 p.m. the lull between the storms. fresh off delays from this weekend's snow storm. holiday travelers are trickling into our local airports. slippery conditions. folks are filling up emergency rooms after taking spills on those sidewalks. >>> holiday heartbreak. friends and family react after a ca

and in the pan handles of both west virginia and maryland. by 7 a.m. it's snowing throughout the entire metro area except the extreme southern portion of orange and culpeper county. you won't see much. the snow starts to lift out toward the tail end of the tuesday morning commute, but it's snowing until noon off and on in some sports. then it's just flurries, -- spots. then it's just flurries and turns windy and much colder. we'll see winds gusting at times on wednesday near 40 miles per hour. that will drive in a couple more flurries and snow showers heading into the day wednesday. that arctic blast will lead to some of that lake effect making it all the way down into the metro area. here's your snowfall forecast. this is mostly tuesday morning. 1 to 2 places like loudoun county, montgomery and derick counties, 1 to 2 inches basicaly for the suburbs outside the beltway. inside the beltway a trace to an inch. however, in the beltway itself you will get about 1 inch of snow and later amounts in southern maryland and northern virginia. mostly c

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$100 million for the two wounded warrior and family care centers that you guys want to build, one in virginia and one at the walter reed bethesda complex. what are the kind of services that you want to provide for wounded troops and their families? >> one of 0l)kñthe things we've learned is that healing is more than about what happens in an operating room or a physical therapy room. these families and these men and women that have been injured in service to our country need a place to go away from the hospital environment, a place to find a little peace of normalcy, a place that can be a focal point for support from volunteers, from the local community and from other organizations. the opportunity to just to be together and socialize outside of their outpatient barracks room or a place away from, say, the residents' facility for theç families. >> it's a $100 million cost, obviously to do that, it's significantment investment. where are you on the donation train and where can people donate? us about $25 billion to build total. the rest is to fund an array of programs which we are delivering

. >> law enforcement officials from virginia tech took the stand today to defend the early response to that 2007 shooting on campus. specifically that at first, police thought this was a targeted isolated incident that did not endanger the whole campus. the lawsuit was filed of parents of two shooting victims. their children may not have been killed if the school warned the entire campus sooner that a gunman was on the loose. >>> a bristol woman will not be going to jail after her child died after being left inside a hot car all day long while she went to work. instead, prosecutors agreed to a plea deal in which her 24 month sentence will be suspended. >>> the veterinarian mother received no jail time today for the death of her child after leaving him in a hot car for seven hours in this parking lot. >> karen murphy sobbed loudly after leaving the courtroom. her husband ushered her out the back door of the courthouse after she was sentenced to six years probation and 400 hours of community service. she will face no jail time in the death of her two-year-old child. she and her husband f

but none in the stabbings that he is suspected of in virginia or ohio. well, don't be startled if you see a lot of the security on am track tomorrow. this is all part of the high security exercise along national transit routes. the department of the homeland security out here for the exercises that have been planned for months. they are not connected to any specific terror threats. >>> and come this time tomorrow, metro will be in the final stages of closing down. and the international monetary fund to hold their annual fall meeting. that also means for the road closures in the northeast headquarters. starting tomorrow, 7:00 p.m., the 18th, 19th, and the 20th streets will be closed between these streets and pennsylvania avenue. there will be some closings on g and h streets. i'm sorry, i said northwest. and get ready for a new traffic pattern in this section of arlington this weekend. expansion means the north moore street will become one-way southbound headed towards wilson boulevard. the change takes place between wilson and 19th street. now, word of t

you see that in west virginia? then the blues up to the north, an indication of snow. the pink is a mixture of rain, snow is and some sleet. a winter weather advisory is in effect for the entire area shaded in blue from 3:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. so the snowfall beginning before the daylight hours on saturday. that's what is key here is that we will see that snow start to fall before the sun can get an opportunity to heat things up. so i think that we will see an accumulation even in the district, and i will give you more details on exactly what you can expect and when this all wraps up, coming up in the full forecast. derek, back to you. >> thank you, erica. highway officials all over our region are warning travelers to stay off the roads if you can, especially tomorrow morning. scott broom is in maryland tonight where the preparations are underway for the incoming storm. >> reporter: well, it's not a particularly big storm that's coming in, but maryland highway crews, nonetheless, are expecting enough snow to coat roads with hazardous ice and snow beginning late tonig

virginia tech up 27-3 at the break. this is the only terps touchdown came courtesy of the defense. 4th quarter. falls on it for the touchdown too little too late. maryland falls by 27, 36-9 is your final. dave has more. >> reporter: as if they needed it the maryland terrapins received yet another indication of how bad things have gotten in '09. today's loss to virginia tech was neither close nor competitive. >> i didn't think we had a lot of energy the first half. you know, they seemed like they had it in pregame warm-up and what not. i told them i was a little disappointed. >> they're very good. they have experience on the o line, they got experienced quarterback, and they got you know a running back who is up for the heisman a few weeks ago. >> i knew we would have difficulty with tyrod taylor in the space. everybody does. >> i know the talent of my team and we can come out here and dominate anybody we play. it's up to us to do it. >> reporter: wide receiver torrey smith says the last few weeks will be a gut check. as

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. >>> virginia democratic candidate is expected to pick up powerful support. we are looking live at this campaign endorsement that will come shortly. >>> the afghan war. president obama sits down with the head of alternate to discuss improving the current situation in afghanistan. >>> and metro is watching. the transit agency installs several new security cameras in stations around its system. good morning, everyone. i'm andrea roane. thanks for joining us. today is tuesday, september 29th. while we're waiting for the announce on who will endorse democratic gubernatorial candidate creigh deeds let get up to date on the forecast. here's howard bernstein. >> a cooler morning than we have had. some spots in the 40s. a couple of cool days to go through this week. showers to the north and west. big storm system in canada bringing us brisk northwesterly winds and cooler weather. see clouds getting in the shenandoah valley. some of it will rotate through it. the bright sunshine will fade somewhat today. a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. a much-cooler day and te

and crews are still working to get some folks their power in northern virginia tonight. we just checked and right now dominion has just 29 customers left without power. that's down from 70,000 at the height of the outages last thursday. our other local power companies have restored service to all of their customers from the storms. >>> while the storm cleared the way for less humidity this weekend but now the heat is making a comeback and topper is back just in time. welcome back. >> thank you. humidity creeping up today. really going to notice it tomorrow and wednesday. we'll start with current temperatures. if you are headed outside, we're talking low 90s. it's not crazy hot but hot enough. 91 downtown. 93 in leesberg. even 92 up in hagerstown, 93 in cumberland. oh, to be west of the divide, only 82 in oakland. now the heat index, the temperature you feel, 97 downtown, 97 in gaithersburg, and even 96 in manassas. it feels like 105 in fredericksberg and that's a harbinger of what we are saying is coming and that's why we say exercise in the morning and not the evening.

this will influence areas south of richmond, not even in through much of virginia. we are going to stay dry through much of wednesday as well, and we'll start to increase our rain chances come thursday. we're going to have some waves of moisture head our way. we're going to time that out in just a bit. temperatures are going to remain a few degrees below average for the next few days. nothing too drastic. this morning a little bit of a shock. we do have these frost and freeze advisories. so a freeze warning for areas into the blue ridge and also through west virginia, also through areas west of 95, loudoun county, upper montgomery county we do have a frost advisory. a little late to the party now. hopefully you

the line is moving in to west virginia, far western maryland where we have a severe thunderstorm watch until 6:00 or so. it would not surprised me if another watch was issued for our area later this afternoon. right now we just have the heat, dew points are up. heat indices are topping 100 in some spots and we will worry about the threat of severe weather. there's good news in the forecast and i will have that coming up in 14 minutes. >>> because it is so hot, a few minutes ago, the district opened four cooling centers and we will give you the locations. are -- these cooling centers will be open until 6:00 p.m. it is almost official, metro's board of directors met this morning to finalize the biggest fare increase in the transit agency's history. our 9 news now kristin fisher reports, metro is already giving its riders fair warning. >> already you can find signs inside almost any metro station warning drieders about these upcoming fare increases. not to mention, hundreds of metro employees are already working overtime trying to fix the fare machine changes that need to be ready when th

through winchester going down to woodstock and new market, virginia headed to strasburg as well. so that's the only showers we have now. so keep the rain gear handy. watch the winds and look at the temperatures before i go. thought we'd be in the 70s this morning when i made my forecast. i think the mid- to upper 60s but look how close the warmth is. tap man hock airport is 77. they're on the way to 80 this afternoon and that warmth is going to fuel strong thunderstorms which might make it to southern maryland as well. so that's another problem that we may have to deal with as we get into the latter part of the afternoon. i'll come back and we'll look at some other maps for you and talk about the weekend because we have some colder temps returning. jc back to you. >>> thank you very much howard. well, a shoe sensation is sweeping the country. nike's release of some new exclusive glow in the dark sneakers is sparking frenzy and frustration. i want you to take a look at the line outside prince george's county plaza. in hyattsville, people began lining up last night to get a chance

let's get started with virginia 95 headed northbound. everyone is moving at speed out of fredericksburg. on to 395, we have a new construction pattern in place crossing the 14th street bridge. drivers will lose that center right lane. stay to the left to get by. virginia's inner loop from braddock road up to route 7, we have construction holding steady there until 5:00 a.m. the same situation for those of you traveling eastbound, the dulles toll road, you cannot access the inner loop. you'll have to take 123 then hop on to 495 off that exit. 270, southbound trip. everything's all great out of frederick but it does look like approaching old georgetown road, we have a report of an accident. still ahead, more maryland roads for you. i'll be tracking it at 4:40. for now, back to andrea and mike. >>> as howard's match showed us, much of the east coast and south is in for sizzling temperatures. >> the mercery is at 80 at 4:30 in the morning. it made it into the 90s in more than 30 states. so far, at least five heat- related deaths have been re

a brief in court saying virginia had violated the candidates rights when it prohibited them from using out of state petition circumstanceulators to collect the signatures they needed to get on the ballot. >> gathering petitions is a right of free speech under the first amendment. so this should not be any residency requirement for anyone who wants to gather petitions for a political candidate. >> but the judge didn't quite see it that way. now only mitt romney and ron paul will be on the ballot march 6. tonight another plea of guilty in the corruption case that already brought down former d.c. council member, harry thomas. this time it's marshall banks. a howard university professor and founder of a youth organization. according to court documents, thomas steered $400,000 through banks nonprofit. more than 300,000 was kicked back to thomas for personal gain. that money was supposed to be used for a baseball program for kids. >>> we have o 9news now update for you. the protest group occupy d.c. says it's not going anywhere. as we reported last night, the mayor called on the national par

is measured in virginia at reagan national airport. >> take the readings there since the 1940s. it's been working. d.c. than two states, wyoming and vermont. the neighboring states tell you about your snowfall and they will tell you where to go. >> reporter: it wouldn't get much of an upgrade to make it an official reporting station. >> do you think it should be in d.c.? >> would be nice, yeah. >> makes sense it should be taken in the district. >> do you think d.c. snow total should be taken inside the district or is reagan national okay? taken here. >> reporter: another potential site, the dale reservoir, more representative of d.c.'s snowfall. >> it's the reservoir total for snow that we use. so somebody found out a long time ago where they should go. now we want to make sure they have the right equipment, the right staff. probably won't cost us hardly station from out of state to the district of columbia. >> interesting. i mean, it's been a debate for years and years and years. there was one snow storm in the early 2000's, they had to throw the number out at reagan national b

the junior was an acc selection a year ago running for more than 1,100 yards. >>> virginia tech taking on duke. when boykin is going to get up here, that's a touchdown. a career high 327 yards, and win 34-26. >>> 4th quarter, uba up 6 and now they're up 13. 8 yards for the score, simpson had 100 yards, finally gets one, 16-3. and navy out to make it 7 straight against air force, 13-yard keeper, and this one would be settled in overtime, though, and the extra fun, joe buckly from 38 yards out, it's good, air force couldn't answer and navy wins. >>> howard beats winston salem state, 7-3, and the bison now 2 and 2 on the see on -- season. >>> and while redskins nation has been in panic mode since week one, the record is back to 500. the other side of that is a loss against a winless tampa team would only solidify that things are every bit as bad as they seem. the defense has not been without issues, washington is worst in the league when it comes to 3rd downs, allowing an opponent to convert 51% of the time. the unit needs its swagger back. >> you have to make plays to have a swagger and

newtown, 26 people killed, virginia tech, 32 people killed, and we lose that many people to gun violence every day in america. on an average day in america, 31 people are killed with gun homicides, and 58 people shoot themselves with guns. this isn't just a law enforcement problem, it's a public health problem. homicides and suicides are the number-two and number-three causes of death in young people and teenagers in america today. those people aren't being killed with viruses. they're being killed for the most part by bullets. the gun is, after all a machine, a mechanical object that causes injuries, like a car, and car crash deaths in this country have dropped by more than half since 1980 by a public health approach with safer highways and safer car design. we can take a public health approach to design safer guns and put in other public health policies to reduce gun deaths, as well. we need a much more thorough process for background checks. you can undergo a more thorough vetting if you want to adopt a cat from a shelter than to get a gun. if you can reduce the number of guns in amer

then that starts to pull on through from virginia into the d.c. area and continues to move on off by about midnight tonight we should be okay. just a little bit of moisture, a little bit of mugginess lingering but as the front crosses tonight, we're in for a much better day as we get to the second half of your wednesday. highs today again upper 80s, near the 90-degree mark. lows tonight still on the muggy side. not quite like this morning's temperatures but tomorrow morning will be a little bit warm, upper 60s to lower 70s and overall the short-term forecast features a pretty significant change. we'll be keeping our temperatures fairly hot through today and tomorrow afternoon, but by the time we get to thursday, we have partly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s and even the seven- day forecast cooling down even more as we head down toward the weekend with highs in the middle 70s. monika? >> thank you so much. >>> no problems to report right now in terms of the major thoroughfares. we're looking good early this tuesday morning. if you're

severe weather closest to us is south of us in norfolk and the carolinas and virginia. looking at some severe thunderstorms potentially. right now we're in the 70s. you are up at 80 an hour ago. now you're at 78 degrees. now for the rest of today, the average april days are ahead of us. clear and cool tonight, sunny and seasonal for your thursday. same deal for friday. easter weekend looking good. so for tonight, clearing skies and cooler. a couple blankets. lows in the 40s around downtown mid 40s. low 40s for gaithersburg and in hagerstown. for tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine and chilly. grab a jacket. temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. here's a look at your next seven days. cooler thursday and friday. friday maybe a little bit breezy in the low 60s. we head into the holiday weekend, we warm things back up a little bit. mid 60s for saturday. sunday on easter, around 69, pushing close to 70. easter looks really great and no rain drops for easter anymore. so, it's going to be dry. enjoy the weekend. >> fantastic. the caps, they are still holding on. >> they

>> pelley: tonight, a disaster in virginia beach. a navy jet crashes into an apartment complex after the crew bails out. >> he apologized very much for hitting our complex and i told him don't worry about it. >> pelley: bob orr is on the scene. a surprising report on job growth today. anthony mason on which way the economy is turning. angry reaction to pro-football's pay for injury scandal. from the targets and from former players. >> i'm sick to my stomach, actually. >> pelley: armen keteyian that has story. and "on the road. "build a better jump road and charles kuralt will beat a path to your door. steve hartman will be right behind him. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, firefighters in virginia beach, virginia, are searching the remains of 40 apartments looking for victims of today's military plane crash. this was the navy f.a.-18 shortly before takeoff. a few minutes later the plane's distinctive twin tail and engines lay in the burning apartment complex. both